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Zones, Inc. announces $92,000 Q2 profit
Zones Inc., which owns and operates the MacZone online store and catalog, has reported second quarter earnings of $92,000, or $0.01 per share on revenue of $145.2 million. Revenue decreased 15.5 percent from $171.8 million in the year-ago quarter. The company attributed the decline in revenue to macro economic issues, and credited its management team for retaining profitability.
LAT praises Apple retail buying experience
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate article compares the Mac buyer\'s experience at the Glendale, CA Apple retail store to that of Fry\'s and CompUSA stores located nearby. The author gave a strong recommendation to the Apple store, praising its helpful and available sales staff, wide open aisles, and a comprehensive selection and availability of current Macs. \"Not only is it the sole place where you actually can work with video and photos and burn a CD, it\'s the only place where you can be certain to find well-maintained machines.\"
MWUK: Apple cuts price on older Power Mac G4s
Apple is cutting prices on older Power Mac G4s in order to clear the machines from its distribution channels, according to Macworld UK. However, a number of UK-based dealers contend that the price cuts are not deep enough, as evidenced by older 733 MHz Power Mac G4s still costing more than new, \"QuickSilver\" G4s at the same speed.
Diablo II: Lord of Destruction tops charts
Blizzard Entertainment has announced that its latest Mac/PC title, Diablo II: Lord of Destruction, has sold over 1 million copies and has become the fastest selling expansion pack ever. More than 2 million copies of the role-playing/action game have been sent to retail to satisfy demand. The game captured a record 17.7 percent of the total U.S. PC game market in its first week alone, according to NPD INTELECT.
WECA adds 22 new members to Wi-Fi alliance
The Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance (WECA), whose members include Apple, has announced the addition of twenty-two new companies to its organization, bringing the total number of member companies to 103. The organization\'s purpose is to certify interoperability and promote Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11) products. The standard was popularized in the Mac community by Apple\'s AirPort and AirPort Base Station.
Aspyr releases The Sims updates
As promised, Aspyr Media has released a Carbonized version of The Sims, one of the bestselling Mac games of 2000. In addition, the company has released The Sims 1.1.4 (Classic) and The Sims: Livin\' Large 1.2.1 (Classic), updated versions of the original game and the first expansion pack that fix a number of outstanding bugs.
PowerPC upgrade vendors face block
According to MacNN sources, there is a technical problem disallowing PowerPC upgrade manufacturers to use the new, faster G4 chips from Motorola. Currently, upgrade cards offered by most vendors top out at 500 Mhz, though processors running at higher clock rates have been available for months. A source inside one prominent upgrade manufacturer told MacNN that there is indeed a roadblock, but \"no further details can be provided at this time.\" Motorola is currently selling its 867 Mhz MPC7450 for $435 in quantities of 1000, while 677 and 733 Mhz versions are approximately $341, and $374 respectively.
Extensions Tracker 1.1 gets 68K support
Extensions Tracker 1.1 has been posted. The utility monitors extensions and control panels folders, saving all changes (either files which have been removed or added) to these locations. The new version fixes bugs, adds 68K support, and removes the shareware reminder at system startup.
New muli-function devices from Ricoh
Ricoh has introduced its Aficio 1015 and Aficio 1018 multifunction digital imaging systems, which include print, copy, fax and other capabilities. Both devices sport a new control panel, various paper capacities, standard electronic sorting and optional faxing and network printing capabilities. The Aficio 1015 and 1018 are now available at a suggested retail price of $2,750 and $3,250, respectively.
Review: American McGee\'s Alice
We\'ve posted a review of American McGee\'s Alice, the new 3D action/adventure game for Classic and Mac OS X from Aspyr Media.
Review: American McGee\'s Alice
We\'ve posted a review of American McGee\'s Alice, the new 3D action/adventure game for Classic and Mac OS X from Aspyr Media.
Stats for PC Expo released
CMP Media has released statistics for the PC Expo, which was held at the Jacob Javits Center in New York from June 26-28. The show attracted a little over 50,000 attendees and over 500 exhibitors. Prominent, Mac-related product introductions at the show included Panasonic\'s DVD Video Recorder, QPS Superdrive, and USB 2.0 adapters/devices. Among the expo\'s exhibitors was Adobe, which did not exhibit at the Macworld Expo last week.
PiDirect allows Flash memory for Handspring
PiDirect is a new software application for Handspring PDAs to be used in conjunction with the MemPlug Springboard module to allow users the ability to run applications and read-only databases stored on the Flash memory cards. The $10 utility can be downloaded from http://www.memplug.com.
Bill Gates speaks at financial meeting
Speaking at Microsoft\'s annual Financial Analyst meeting, Bill Gates outlined the .NET intiative, said that Microsoft would spend $5 billion on research and development in the coming year, and announced a new small business financial management software package. \"Over the next 10 years, an advanced new generation of PCs and smart devices will transform business processes and revolutionize how people work, learn and spend their leisure time,\" said Gates. A recorded webcast version of the meeting can be accessed at Microsoft\'s Investor Relations page.
ForgotIt 1.3 gets OS X compatibility
ForgotIt 1.3 is the latest release of a password and Internet address management tool that is now compatible with Mac OS X, while retaining Classic compatibility. The new version adds drag and drop re-ordering of password lists and built in compression of passwords. [Classic, Carbon]
Afternoon Tech: HP, Windows XP, Hitachi
Afternoon Tech News: Amid financial turmoil, Hewlett Packard says it will cut more than 6,000 jobs; Groups are reporting to the FTC that Microsoft\'s Windows XP and Passport will violate privacy; Hitachi has announced that it will exit the traditional desktop monitor business, citing weak economic conditions.
Apple and Microsoft\'s .NET Intitiative
A CNET article discusses how Apple should handle Microsoft\'s .NET initiative. Columnist Chris LeTocq says \"One of the key elements of Apple\'s target market strategy is limiting the need for Windows-Mac interaction, protecting its base from the intrusion of another platform.\"
Name Stalker 1.0b2 posted
Name Stalker 1.0b2 is the latest release of a cross-platform domain tracking and management tool that allows users to track domains they own and capture domains they want. A free download of the software is available after filling out a form.
GraphicConverter 4.09: OS X improvements...
The $35 shareware Graphic Converter 4.09 adds scrollwheel support under OS X, IPTC captions (in HTML creation), better JPEG performance, swf file import, better performance under OS X, adn live resizing of the image window under OS X. [Classic, Carbon]
StyleGrid 2.5 released
StyleGrid 2.5 is a new version of the REALbasic plug-in for creating styled spreadsheet controls. The tool supports multiple views, different styles in each cell, colspan to join cells, cell borders per cell.
Youpi Key 1.0: freeware launcher app for OS X
Youpi Key 1.0 a freeware launcher application for OS X that can be triggered by a keyboard equivalent, menu item, or that can run schedules at pre-defined intervals or settings.
Radiohead produces on Macs, QT-only video
Radiohead, who recently released a video for �I Might Be Wrong� exclusively on the Internet in QuickTime, says it was was made entirely on a PowerBook running Final Cut Pro, After Effects, Videodelic and Hash Animation Master. It was animated, shot and edited in May/June 2001.
CE Software: QuickMail upgrade for OS X
CE Software today announced the upcoming release of an OS X version of QuickMail, its Internet and interoffice e-mail system which includes server software for Macintosh and client software for both Windows and Macintosh. The Carbonized application will also include several enhancements and minor fixes. A public beta is planned for later this summer. Purchases after July 26, will be offered a free upgrade.
Traktor DJ Mixer: \'complete\' DJ software ap
Native Instruments\' Tracktor DJ Mixer is a new DJ software package that contains a mix and remix tool for the home PC setup. It offers two decks that play MP3s, Audio CDs, and WAV files as well as an integrated pitch bend, cross fader, EQs with kill switches, resonant filters, separate monitor output, and playlist creation. The $60 package is available for $40 as an online download.
Nano Sans: new \'techno\' font family
Nano Sans is a new \'techno\' pixel font family from Joe Gillespie: \"For Web, multimedia and interface design, it is just perfect for situations when you want that \'modern progressive\' look.\" The $15 Nano Sans TrueType family comes in two sizes, 5 px (smal caps only) and 7 px, and includes regular, bold, oblique and bold oblique styles.
TCP Deux 1.0: 4D component for TCP dev
Deep Sky has posted a final version of TCP Deux v1.0, a 4th Dimension component which provides cross-platform TCP wrappers for different TCP plugins. Licensing starts at $95 per year for a developer license (renewals are $45), while deployment licenses are $195 per application.
Vicomsoft looking for beta testers
Vicomsoft is soliciting applications for beta testers for the OS X-compatible version of its Internet Gateway application. The company previewed it last week at the Expo and expects it to be released by the end of the September.
MegaSeg DJ 2.0.2
Fidelity Media released MegaSeg DJ 2.0.2, described by the company as \"iTunes on steroids.\" The maintenance update fixes bugs as well as adds a few new features, including an AutoSeg Trim setting when a song does not have a custom end time. MegaSeg is currently bundled with the Griffin USB audio adapter through the end of July for $149.
CNET posts first look of new iMacs
CNET says that \"Apple clearly hopes to stretch the life cycle of the iMac,\" in its first look of the new models that were introduced at last week\'s expo in New York. The article also states that Apple is trying to appease gamers with the addition of more VRAM in the new iMacs.
Roundup: MacLink, Expo attendance, Aspyr
Yesterday we published a review of MacLink Plus Deluxe 13, the first OS X release of DataViz\'s file translation tool; reported on record attendance for last week\'s Macworld Expo in New York; new and upcoming game releases from Aspyr Media; and a stellar earnings report from Roxio, makers of Toast Titanium. Software updates included Microsoft Windows Media Player 7.01, and CalendarMonster 1.2.
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French show carries on with iPhones
Following a prolonged power loss in a French TV studio, the crew was able to use a combination of limited studio lighting and a number of iPhones to continue taping the Saturday episode of talk show On n'est pas couché ("We're Still Awake"), using the resulting footage in the first edited episode. The Plus-model iPhones used for the impromptu shoot completion were either iPhone 6 Plusses (which shoot in 1080p) or 6s Plus models (which can shoot in 4K). The decision to use the iPhones to complete the show was made after a power outage at France 2's studio stretched to more than three hours. http://bit.ly/299wqDt
Scrivener for iOS to arrive in late July
For some long-time Scrivener users, to quote Paul Simon, "these are the days of miracle and wonders." As it marks its 10th anniversary in business, developer Keith Blount has announced that the long-awaited iOS version of his creative-writing tool Scrivener is to be submitted to the App Store, following strong praise from beta-testers. The program, expected in late July, will sell for $20 and work with both the iPad and iPhone. When we interviewed Blount last January, he added that Scrivener 3 for Mac would follow along shorty afterwards. http://bit.ly/2901XLE
WhatsApp now handles over 100M calls daily
WhatsApp is celebrating that it is being used for over 100 million calls every day. In a brief notice, the Facebook-owned messaging platform advises the voice-calling feature it rolled out to its users last year now deals with an average of over 1,100 calls initiated per second. Earlier this year, it increased the security of its calls and other messages, by introducing end-to-end encryption on all platforms. http://bit.ly/292HqCX
Adele's '25' album now streaming
Recording artist Adele has "pulled a Kanye" after saying that her current album "25" would not be available for streaming. The seven-month-old record, which has yielded a number of hit singles, is now available for streaming on all the major streaming services, such as Apple Music and Spotify, as of today in most major markets, with worldwide distribution to come. Reportedly, the singer had demanded streaming be limited to paid subscribers -- a condition that has hurt some streamers with artists, who aren't paid royalties for free or trial listens . Apple pays performers its normal royalty rates during its free trial, avoiding the issue -- and having repeated success in both signing up exclusives and placing those exclusives into the top of the charts. http://ti.me/28U7NOu
SanDisk iXpand case has battery, storage
A new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s case from SanDisk appears to be the "holy grail" of accessories: a stylish and protective case that offers both extra storage as well as the option of extra battery power as well. The iXpand Memory case offers either 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB of additional storage incorporated into the case, and an optional add-on battery pack (sold separately) adds up to an extra day or more of charge. Through the associated iXpand app, camera photos and videos can be automatically stored on the extra storage, optionally password-protected, The cost for the case is (in order of storage capacity) $60, $100, and $130. The battery pack's release data has not yet been announced, but the add-on should retail for an additional $30. http://bit.ly/291epHu
Fifth Hong Kong store to open June 30
The 46th official Apple store in what the company calls the "Greater China" region will open at 10AM local time in Hong Kong's New Town Plaza in the Sha Tin district on Thursday, June 30, according to a new page on Apple's retail website. Despite slowing growth due to economic turmoil in China, the country is still Apple's fastest-growing market. The new story will be the fifth for Hong Kong, a lucrative market for Apple thanks to the high concentration of wealth there and a thriving "gray" market. Normal store hours for the new store will be 10AM to 10PM every day. http://apple.co/291diaT
Apple Music bug bites very short songs
There appears to be a reproducible bug in the current version of iTunes -- version 12.4.1, running on OS X 10.11.5, both the current non-beta versions of the respective software -- that causes a streamed song to become "stuck" in endless buffering if the streamed item just before this happened was 60 seconds or less in length. The problem appears to stem from code in iTunes that signals the next track to start downloading one minute before the currently-playing track is done, and thus songs shorter than one minute don't trigger the download. Locally-stored music is unaffected by the bug, and the problem does not appear to exist in either the macOS Sierra developer beta or versions of iTunes earlier than 12.4, and does not affect the iOS Music app at all. http://bit.ly/291cN0l


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Palm Mountain Resort & Spa
In the heart of downtown Palm Springs, discover an oasis of comfort! At the new Palm Mountain Resort you're in the center of it all. Just steps away sit the Resort Spa Casino and Miko's Day SPA Salon. Downtown you'll find dining and attractions like the Desert Art Museum. And here in the Coachella Valley, you'll find hundreds of hiking trails! At... more
Alcazar Palm Springs
The Pepper Tree Inn combines a boutique setting with historic comfort. Conveniently located near downtown Palm Springs, entertainment abounds. Shopping, dining and art galleries are just steps from your door! And the peaceful setting at the Pepper Tree Inn will soothe your mind. Each guest room boasts views of the pool or the incredible San Jacinto... more
Tuscany Manor Resort
Resting below the staggering peaks of the Jacinto Mountains, Tuscany Manor Resort is a desert oasis with endless activities in the secluded sandy dunes and the buzzing city. Sample a juicy orange from one of many citrus trees, hop on an ATV and tear across the desert, or head downtown and shell out some cash at the Cabazon Outlets.... more
Parker Palm Springs, designed in contemporary French Renaissance style, reflects impeccable standards and understated elegance. Luxurious accommodations with garden and mountain views are set within a private 14-acre domain, situated 100 miles from Los Angeles in a world-renowned resort city of relaxed glamor and perennial sunshine. For a lesson in... more
Korakia Pensione
Catch a vintage film shown outdoors, de-stress with complimentary yoga or pamper yourself at the spa, all within the convenience of one hotel. Korakia Pensione hotel offers 28 luxurious, custom designed rooms. Wake up to fresh breakfast compliments of the hotel. See why Forbes named Korakia one of the sexiest hotels in America!... more
Desert Isle Of Palm Springs
Start relaxing the moment you step onto Desert Isle Resort's seven acres of property! Unique landscaping dotted with palm and citrus trees makes guests calm. Hike the Indian Canyons, float above the clouds in a hot air balloon or lounge under a sky filled with bright stars. At Desert Isle there is always as much (or as little) as you want to do!... more
Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort is the premier public golf resort pick in Palm Springs, California. Challenge your swing at two championship golf courses, from the traditional Legend to the desert links-style Resort Course, a well-known Ted Robinson design. Golf Digest recently rated Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort "One of the Best Places to Play" for... more
Avanti Hotel
Original mid-century architecture coupled with Old Hollywood flare bring the best of California to life at one of Palm Springs' newest boutique hotels: the Avanti! with everything you need for your memorable getaway, an intimate surrounding offers 10 beautiful rooms that range from studios to extra spacious suites.... more
Ingleside Inn and Melvyns Restaurant
An official Palm Springs Historic Landmark, the Ingleside Inn and Melvyn's Resort, built in 1925 when Palm Springs was little more than a sleepy desert village, it has retained its old-world charm. Serving patrons from presidents to movie stars, the inn has undergone major restoration but remains a celebrity favorite and desert gem.... more
L'Horizon Garden Hotel
When Lassie finally came home, she ended up romping around the grounds at L'Horizon - the Palm Springs winter retreat of the movie producer (Jack Wrather*) responsible for her celebrity canine status. Today, L'Horizon lives on as the perfect desert hideaway. L'Horizon, a serene retreat, is situated in an exclusive residential section of Palm... more
San Marino Hotel
Designed by famed architect William Cody, the San Marino Hotel is a wonderful Bed and Breakfast known for its elegance, charm, and hospitality. This quiet and serene hotel, a favorite of writers and artists, is close lodging to the legendary Palm Springs historic shopping area and the hiking mecca of the San Jacinto Mountains.... more
Palm Canyon Resort & Spa
The Palm Canyon Resort & Spa is a true oasis in Palm Springs, absolutely idyllic in colder months. Starting with its stunning central rock formation and cascading falls, through its two pools and slides ideal for families, to its elegant courtyard bar and restaurant, the resort invites you to relax and unwind. All around you is the beautiful... more
LA Dolce Vita Resort
Rejuvenate and feel like a man again at La Dolce Vita Resort and Spa! This gay, clothing optional, Italian inspired resort comes with a full service spa and plenty of space to relax.With 2 clothing optional swimming pools and 2 whirlpools it's hard not to forget your worries of the everyday life. See why La Dolce Vita translates to 'The Sweet Life'... more


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Maverick is a beautiful registered quarter horse. He stands to be saddled, fly sprayed and hosed off. Had him down in Shawnee last year and he did awesome…$3,500
Stetson is a six year old 14.3hh quarter horse gelding who has done it all. Ridden through water, trail ridden excessively, and desensitized to a lot of…$4,000
7 year old buckskin gelding for sale. Goes back to Gallo Del Cielo (over $28,000 NCHA winnings) who is son of Peppy San Badger (over $172,000 NCHA winnings…$6,000
Own son of Athena Puddy Cat (over $213,000 NCHA winnings) for sale. He is a 4 yr. old sorrel gelding started but not finished cutting horse, needs just…$9,000
Foxy has been trained in English and Western. She is a registered Paint, and is great with kids and other horses. She has not been able to be ridden in…$1,200
Champ is a beautiful dark palomino.He has good conformation. He has been on many overnight camp rides. He ride well with other horses front or back.He…$6,500
jackson is 15.1h he is very smooth riding great on trailes stands to mount quick to respond fox trotes flat walks easey to handle. 636 284 0335 lady lost…$1,700
2007 Half-Arabian/DHH gelding $1,800 Festus, MO (63028) CA Its About Time (Majesteit x Ghazis Girl) 2007 Half-Arabian/DHH chestnut gelding,…$1,800
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Brian Shannon (Alphatrends.net) gives his take on the GMCR short squeeze during his Monday evening TA video 4/13/09 here:
(Go to about 61 minutes). He's sounding pretty surprised at how large the short position still is. As most of us are too, I suspect!
"I'm finally starting to learn not to freak out when there's a pullback like there is right now."
Brain I was starting to freak out trhat trhe stock has gone straight up.
A pullback is the healthiest thing for a move of this nature.
Do not at all be concerned if it retraces further.
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As the share price has climbed dramatically I would assume that share of some executives portfolios has grown disproportionally.
This happens with every company.
This is a non event.
there is a slew of insider sells and a P/E of 40.6,...
no one is faulting the BOD to sell at these high levels. but one has to ask,..if there is that much confidence in continued growth wouldn't the key executives stay their position and/or add to their positions ? it's difficult to pass up profit,... but why sell when it could move up +5, +10 or more ?
time will tell,...
No big surprise there was some profit taking today. Surprised it wasn't a bit sooner. We were within pennies of yet another all time high this morning.
I don't think it's about the economy here as much as it is about *fear*. When longs fear losing their profit more than shorts fear their losses becoming larger, the price goes down. I think a bunch of people bought into the short squeeze, and now some of them are *afraid* that it's about to end.
I personally do not think it's over, so I'm not worried. I'm also a long-term believer in the company, and I'm not worried about *that*, either.
Maybe when I'm really convinced the squeeze is over, I'll take a bit off the table.
whether it's a pullback or a Fib retracement or other,... it's all about the economy.
coffee is a luxury in the sense that it is a not needed product,..it's a want. as the economy begins to further collapse so will the merchandise and products that the buyer/customer can cut out because of budget constraints,... multiply that by the -X- factor and you've got a potentially stumbling market for certain and particular merchandise.
follow the trend,...and when it reverses follow that.
i don't care what side of the trade i am on,..i just want to be on the right (profit) side of it.
"You'd have to be crazy to short this...",...
i'm sure they said this about SBUX and AIG and C and GOOG and a host of others.
take a look at the insider selling and you will get a better perspective. GMCR is very overpriced at now trading at approximately 40.6 p/e relative to earnings,...
i'll be buying puts,...
Beginning to agree with you. These are the type of people (momentum chasers) who are buying this stock up nearly every day. Hot money never stays around for a long time. Once they start to exit, watch out. A spike in volume to 1.5m+ shares in a day will be your key to get out of this stock before it suffers a severe correction.
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Students awarded in essay contest
The Sher family recently sponsored a 2016 essay contest for 7th graders at Waldron Middle School.
Each of the three finalists received a certificate of excellency, a copy of Jim Sher's Book "Get Happy Slow" and a cash reward. Hannah Watkins placed first and was rewarded $50, Austin Corbin, 2nd place with $30, and Riley Ingle received $20 for 3rd place.
The following was Watkin's winning essay: Community Involvement isn't just important, it's essential. Involving yourself with local schools, hospitals, and businesses within the community is very important to make sure your community is united. If we can come together to lend a helping hand for our community, the entire community reaps the rewards.
Reverse Psychology with children
You've probably heard of reverse psychology and may have a good idea of what it is….A common form of reverse psychology is to forbid an action, but to do so in a different way. Reverse Psychology is a way to motivate someone to do something by telling him or her to do the exact opposite if what you want them to do.
There's been times when I've held the door open for someone who just happened to be right behind me or I gave someone something, and I liked using a sense of humor and would say, "You're welcome!" when that someone forgot to say, "Thank you." I wasn't trying to be mean, but I just wanted to remind them that MANNERS matter.
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According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) nearly 1 in 5 women and 1 in 71 men reported experiencing sexual assault at some time in their lives. Over a third of victims report being assaulted either on a college campus or during their college age years.
The goal of sexual violence prevention is simple—to stop it from happening in the first place. The solutions, however, are just as complex as the problem.
Understanding campus climate issues, such as students' knowledge about reporting policies and resources for victims, and their perceptions about how their community is addressing the problem are critical pieces of information for improving campus responses.
Earth News: Part 2, The tragedy of The Commons
Economists have defined "the tragedy of the commons" using a shared pasture for their example. They have asked themselves: Why are cattle on a common so puny and stunted? Why is the common so barren and weedy compared to private pasture? They arrived at an answer by imagining themselves as each of the herdsmen sharing the common, and driven only by the motivation of maximizing his own profit. Each would reason that if he increased his herd he would derive a larger share of the benefit than his neighbors from the common. Eventually every herdsman added cattle and the common was overgrazed. So every member of the community of herders lost by considering only his own interest. We therefore need to find a way to convince people in a community that it will be more profitable to act in the long-term interest of all rather than their own If all people were angels, there would be no need to compel them to act for the good of all. But, since one non-angel in the crowd is enough to start a panic leading to the destruction of a common, some means to compel people to act in a socially responsible way must be employed. In a government-owned common, regulations must be enacted and enforced. Other commons might be preserved by self-imposed rules.
Boozman Announces AmeriCorps Funding for Arkansas
U.S. Senator John Boozman announced that Arkansas will benefit from nearly $2.5 million in AmeriCorps funding from the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), the federal agency for volunteering and service programs. These investments will support more than 200 AmeriCorps members who will work on some of the most pressing issues in Arkansas including educating children in disadvantaged areas.
"AmeriCorps is an indispensable resource for nonprofits, communities and the people they serve. I thank all AmeriCorps members for their commitment to serving communities in our country that need help the most," Boozman said. "What is so impressive about this program is AmeriCorps members are able to bring the country together by uniting the public and private sectors behind a common goal of serving our country."
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Road construction continues on U.S. Highway 71 between the Polk County line and Kulp Road in Scott County.
Record number participate in local VBS program
"This year we had a daily average of 165 participants," shared Pastor Mike Shaddon of the Chant Lane Pentecostal Church in Y-City. Shaddon was referring to the number of students and workers who took part in the 16th annual all-day Vacation Bible School (VBS) event held during the first week of June.
It's Rodeo Time in Scott County
The sun is shining and there's a whisper of excitement in the air. This can only mean one thing; it's rodeo time in Waldron. There's much anticipation as the whole town prepares for this annual event. Rodeo equals Tradition is our county.
Individuals and businesses all around the community rally to put on one of the greatest shows on dirt.
RMCC announces Scott County honor students
Rich Mountain Community College has announced the President's and Vice President's List for students who were enrolled in the spring 2016 semester.
To be named to the President's List for the spring 2016 semester, students must earn a 4.0 grade point average or higher and complete a minimum of 12 college hours. For the Vice President's List, students must earn a 3.5 - 3.99 grade point average and complete a minimum of 12 college hours.
First Responders call for blood donors
Waldron's first responders are looking for citizens to support their efforts through blood donation with Arkansas Blood Institute. Those who give at the Guns 'N Hoses blood drive Thursday, June 22, will provide blood needed to save local lives, like those that fire and law enforcement staffs rescue.
Anyone 16 years or older* is urged to stop by First Baptist Church between 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. All donors will receive special-edition Guns 'N Hoses T-shirts. They will also participate in a little healthy competition by designating their donations to either the fire department or law enforcement as each rallies to top the other with the most donors.
Betz brothers named on UCA Dean's List
The University of Central Arkansas has announced the President's List and Dean's List for the spring 2016 semester.
Students must achieve a 4.0 grade point average with a minimum course load of 12 credit hours to receive recognition on the President's List.
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Rethinking workplace design
We spoke to architect Mark Davis of Dasch Associates about their design for the Royal Flying Doctors HQ....
Indesign talks knowledge, sustainability and design with Haworth.
What does your company supply?
Haworth offers a comprehensive range of furniture and accessories predominantly for the commercial office industry. We design and manufacture a global portfolio supported with solutions more suited to each market. Our core portfolio centres around workstations, task seating, storage and meeting solutions however we are now growing this portfolio with accessories offering more architectural elements such as Clouds from Kvadrat.
How did your company come about?
Modern Products founded in Holland, Michigan by G.W. Haworth as an expansion of a woodworking operation in his garage. In 1976 the company name changes to Haworth Inc with massive growth and leading toward a global expansion in 1988. Over the next 10 years, 25 companies are purchased in North America, Europe and Asia to build a complete portfolio of product lines.
Where do you distribute?
Haworth has global distribution with the global head office in Holland, Michigan and regional head offices in Bad Munder, Germany and Shanghai, China. For the Asia Pacific region, distribution is throughout China, South East Asia, Australasia, India, The Middle East, Africa and Latin America. For Australia, head office is in Sydney with offices located in Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth.
Describe your customers?
Our customer base is very broad and therefore very difficult to categorise. A large part of our business is with multinational companies that we service through our Global Account Management (GAM) however we are also focussed on local small to medium business. For us, any customer who is seeking quality and value for money for the office space is an ideal customer for Haworth.
What sets your company apart?
Knowledge, Sustainability and Design. These are the core principles of Haworth where we are able to partner with our customers to create inspiring interior spaces. Our scope is highly adaptable and we can range from strategic workshops to challenge working culture through to project delivery and long term service. Our 'Harmony' program allows us to become a partner for our client, servicing all their furniture needs through procurement, project management and being a long-term service provider.This is supported by our Shanghai manufacturing facility, which was the first Haworth factory globally to achieve zero waste.
Who should we speak to when specifying?
John Harrs is the Managing Director of Haworth Australia and the best contact for sales enquiries. Richard Simpson is the Design Leader for Haworth in our region. Both can be contacted on +61 2 8586 7777.
What are your client's priorities at the moment?
Each customer of ours has their own distinct priorities and we adapt our offering to suit their needs. Some of our clients are leading the commercial office landscape through the adoption of Activity Based Working, others are renovating existing spaces while maintaining their current work flow. Consistent with all our customers is value for money, on time project delivery and reliable ongoing service and support.
What is good design to you?
Good design adds value to the user and improves their lifestyle and environment. For Haworth good design is about observation, research and understanding the issues before we leap to a solution. Challenging the industry norms is allowing us to move into new territory and present a very different Haworth to what has been before. Good Design is also about longevity harking back to our sustainability underpinnings. We value our environment and treated with resources we use as precious seeking to reduce and improve everything we do.
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April will see the launch of several new products in Australia and marking a change in direction for Haworth to become a design lead organization. This will then see a flow of new ideas, thinking and products we will share with the design community and continue to support this market to lead Australia as a leader in design for our region and globally.
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*Toni Braxton recently revealed she got an abortion more than a decade ago — in her new book, "Unbreak My Heart: A Memoir."
Now she dishing on more juiciness in her personal life that is further detailed in her new book.
The "You're Makin' Me High" singer revealed she not only got an abortion, but she had plastic surgery.
But that's not all! She also dived into her love life in her new book.
Getting work done is the price many celebrities pay for fame.
Braxton got surgery on her nose when her career was first starting out at LaFace Records with L.A. Reid and Babyface.
"For a girl who'd just scored a record deal with two of the biggest names in the business, I actually felt very lonely," she revealed in the memoir. "I'd been wanting to change my nose for years – I wanted it to be less broad. But because of the conservative ideas I was raised with, I struggled with the thought of altering my body."
But that's not all she got done as her career progressed.
"And of course, I later got my boobies done. I'd always been shaped like a gymnast – size double A breasts and thunder thighs. In fact, I wish I would've had lipo on my inner thighs. I've always hated them."
As for her love life as her career progressed, she dated New England Patriots and NY Jets running back Curtis Martin in the 1990s. And they had a deep spiritual connection. Maybe too deep…
"He had a new restriction on touching and started saying 'We shouldn't touch each other below the neck,'" she recalled. "We'd be making out, and all of a sudden, he'd just stop. 'That could lead to other things', he'd say.'"
His sexual restrictions led to the demise of their relationship.
He told her, "Jesus told me we had to break up. God told me that we shouldn't be together anymore. I can best serve you as your friend," she wrote.
She added, "I was completely heartbroken…Once home, I curled up in my bedroom and cried like a little kid…"
Maybe that's why she sung "Unbreak My Heart" with such emotion that made it a huge hit.
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Next month, 117 cardinals from across the globe will gather inside the Vatican's Sistine Chapel, invoke the Holy Spirit and elect a pope to replace Benedict XVI, who's resigning at the end of this month.
Behind closed doors, cut off from the outside world, they will choose a leader who will have an impact on not only the Catholic Church but the entire planet. Let's look at some of the misconceptions about how the cardinals will select the latest successor to Saint Peter.
1. Pope Benedict resigned, rather than remain in office until death, so he could influence the cardinals to elect someone like him.
We tend to be suspicious of the explanations politicians give for anything, but in the case of the pope's resignation, the explanation — his deteriorating health — appears to be accurate.
Benedict recognises that he is no longer up to the job, and he should be honoured for giving up power and position for the good of the church. He is moving out of Rome after he steps down to avoid the appearance of trying to influence the election. "He will not interfere in any way," a Vatican spokesman said the day after the announcement.
So how will the cardinals decide? Each will look for someone who agrees with the cardinals' values and vision for the church. He will also want someone with whom he will have a good, friendly relationship. Finally, since all politics is local, each cardinal wants someone who will be well received in his country. Americans want someone who understands the sex abuse crisis; Nigerians want someone who understands Islam.
The cardinals realise that this election will be one of the most important things they ever do. One pope, Felix IV (526-30), tried to influence the selection of his successor; the Roman Senate objected and passed an edict forbidding any discussion of a pope's successor during his lifetime.
Benedict has appointed 57 per cent of the cardinal electors (John Paul II named the rest), so they will most likely elect someone with similar views. In American terms, that means someone to the right of Newt Gingrich on social issues and to the left of Nancy Pelosi on economic issues.
2. The next pope is likely to be African or Latin American.
Catholicism has been growing dramatically in the developing world, but with 52 per cent of the cardinals coming from Europe, chances are the next pope will be European.
The Italians have the largest bloc of votes, almost one-fourth of the 117 electors. John Paul II, who was Polish, was elected because the Italian cardinals were divided. Current evidence, including documents leaked from the Vatican, indicates that the Italian cardinals are again split. A non-Italian is again possible.
Those who support a pope from Africa argue that the vibrant and growing African church is Catholicism's future. Others say that the church in Africa is doing fine and that Catholics need a leader who can save the church in the developed world. In the United States, about one out of three people raised Catholic have left the church. The church in Europe has been in trouble since the 19th century. Today, more people in Paris go to mosques on Friday than go to Mass on Sunday.
Both John Paul and Benedict railed against secularism and relativism in Europe but were unable to turn the tide. If there is a cardinal who can turn the church around in Europe and the United States, he deserves the job.
3. The cardinals will elect a brilliant theologian like John Paul and Benedict.
At the past two conclaves, the cardinals elected the smartest man in the room. Now, it may be time to choose a man who will listen to all the other smart people in the church.
The problem with most academics and intellectuals, especially philosophers and theologians, is that they have already made up their minds on important issues and rarely change them. It might be time for a skilled diplomat who has experience in negotiating and building consensus, useful skills for responding to the priest shortage, declining church attendance and internal divisions.
Both John Paul and Benedict got into trouble because they were surrounded by people who thought the popes were the smartest men in the world. Such people are reluctant to challenge their bosses. For example, in 2006 Benedict gave an address that included a quote from a Byzantine emperor denigrating Islam. If an expert on Islam had read the text beforehand, he could have warned that there would be a negative reaction from the Arab street.
4. Don't expect big surprises from the next conclave.
In the new papacy, there will probably be more continuity than radical change. Don't expect female priests next month. But the Holy Spirit can always surprise us, as it did with the election of John XXIII, whom the cardinals thought would be a "do nothing" pope; instead, he convened the Second Vatican Council, which transformed modern Catholicism. Everyone was also surprised by the 1978 election of John Paul II, the first non-Italian in centuries.
While the cardinals will be loyal to the pope, the new pontiff, once elected, has no one from whom to take his cues. He has to think, consult and pray before each big decision. Where that will lead him is anyone's guess.
5. It doesn't matter who is elected pope, nobody listens to him.
While the pope can no longer command absolute obedience among the faithful, he is still the leader of a 2.2 billion-member organization. What he says and does matters, whether it is regarding the Middle East, AIDS, climate change or many other issues that touch not only Catholics but everyone.
The most important challenge for the pope and the church is to figure out how to preach the Gospel in a way that is understandable and attractive to people of the 21st century, especially young people, who can be turned off by religion. Benedict got it right when he said Christianity should not be presented as a series of "no's" but as a "yes" to Jesus and his message of love, life, justice, peace and community. If the new pope does this, he could revitalize the church. He needs to use all the modern means of communication, even Twitter, to get his message across.
In preaching the Gospel, the church needs to imitate, not just quote, great theologians such as Augustine and Thomas Aquinas. Both took the best thinking of their times — for Augustine it was Neoplatonism, for Thomas it was the writings of Aristotle — and used it to explain Christianity.
Reese, a Jesuit priest, is a senior fellow at the Woodstock Theological Centre at Georgetown University in Washington. He is the author of "Inside the Vatican: The Politics and Organization of the Catholic Church."
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PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — President Barack Obama dispatched Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to the Middle East on Tuesday as the U.S. urgently seeks to contain the bloody conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Clinton hastily departed for the region from Cambodia, where she had joined Obama for a summit with Asian leaders. The White House said she would make three stops, meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, Palestinian officials in Ramallah, in the West Bank, and Egyptian leaders in Cairo. Clinton was expected to arrive in Israel on Tuesday night and return to Washington late Wednesday or very early Thursday after making all three stops.
Clinton's trip marks the Obama administration's most forceful engagement in the weeklong conflict that has killed more than 100 Palestinians and three Israelis, with hundreds more wounded. While the U.S. has backed Israel's right to defend itself against rocket fire from Gaza, the United States has warned its ally against pursuing a ground assault that would further escalate the violence and could dramatically increase casualties on both sides.
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said Clinton "will emphasize the United States' interest in a peaceful outcome that protects and enhances Israel's security and regional stability; that can lead to improved conditions for the civilian residents of Gaza; and that can reopen the path to fulfill the aspirations of Palestinians and Israelis for two states living in peace and security."
Clinton isn't heading to the Middle East with any specific proposal to broker a peace deal, U.S. officials said. She'll reassure Israel it has full American support while urging it to limit civilian casualties, and she will press members of the Western-backed Palestinian government in the West Bank to influence its brethren in Gaza to halt the rocket fire.
In Cairo, Clinton will strike a similar note by reminding the Egyptian government of its peace obligations with Israel and the implications that a peace treaty breakdown could have for the roughly $1.5 billion in annual U.S. aid that it receives, the officials said. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to talk publicly about the matter.
Obama's deputy national security adviser, Ben Rhodes, said the U.S. and Israel want to see the conflict ended "diplomatically and peacefully."
But he said Washington understands the Jewish state's need for a "durable outcome that ends the rocket attacks on Israeli cities and restores a broader calm in the region" — a reference to Israel's concerns that its cease-fires with Hamas have become ever shorter in duration and increasingly tenuous.
Obama and Clinton have consulted about the widening crisis throughout their three-day tour of Southeast Asia, their final joint trip before Clinton leaves her post as the top U.S. diplomat. They spoke again about the situation Tuesday morning, aides said, and made the decision for her to travel to the region.
Still, it was unclear what impact Clinton's presence would have on the spiraling violence or whether she was heading to the Mideast with any specific overtures from the U.S.
Rhodes said "there are a number of ideas that are in play," but offered no further details. And he insisted the ramped up U.S. involvement was "a matter of what's in everybody's best interests", not a matter of "leverage."
Obama and Clinton each have held multiple telephone calls with their counterparts in Israel and Egypt, which is at the center of negotiations to quell the violence. Because the U.S. considers Hamas a terrorist organization and prohibits contact between its members and American officials, it is relying on Egypt, as well as Turkey and Qatar, to deliver its message to the Hamas leadership in Gaza.
Israel and Hamas say they are open to diplomatic mediation efforts being led by Egypt, but they are far apart in their demands.
Hamas wants Israel to halt all attacks on Gaza and lift tight restrictions on trade and movement in and out of the territory that have been in place since Hamas seized Gaza by force in 2007. Israel demands an end to rocket fire from Gaza and a halt to weapons smuggling into Gaza through tunnels under the border with Egypt.
The widening conflict has threatened to overshadow Obama's three-country tour of Southeast Asia, his first overseas trip after winning re-election. The president, after a marathon day that took him from Thailand to Myanmar to Cambodia, worked the phones with Mideast leaders into the early hours of Tuesday morning, aides said.
The White House said Obama would stay in contact with the key players in the conflict while Clinton was on the ground. The president is scheduled to depart Cambodia later Tuesday, arriving back in Washington before dawn Wednesday.
Associated Press writer Matthew Lee and Bradley Klapper in Washington contributed to this report.
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Fujifilm FinePix X100 goes on show at CES
Fujifilm are throwing out cameras right, left and centre over at CES 2011 in Vegas and the pick of the punch could well be the Fujifilm FinePix X100.
Yep, the very same FinePix X100 that Pocket-lint got its mitts on at Photokina back in September 2010.
The Tokyo based camera giant has described the X100 as "the most exciting model of the new Fujifilm range" and described it as "the answer to many professional photographers' prayers".
Wow, that's some hype to live up to.
So, what's on board? First up it has adopted the highest possible quality lens and sensor combination with a fixed, prime F2 lens, manufactured by Fujinon.
There's a full size 12.3-megapixel APS-C custom sensor, and it also boasts a hybrid viewfinder - described as a first by the manufacturer. This feature combines the electronic viewfinder system and the window-type bright frame optical viewfinder so you're getting the best of both worlds.
In a time where live view modes are all the rage, it's great to see a camera which has taken care to make sure that both modes of lining up your shots are as well taken care of. One flick of the lever on the front takes you between the viewfinder types.
"The X100 has been designed to appeal to the millions of DSLR users who need a slim, back-up camera, for high quality, in-fill shots, when the use of a bigger SLR system is either inconvenient or impractical," read a Fujifilm statement.
"Alternatively, it can be used as a professional's only top-end camera, if size and versatility are the primary considerations."
There are no price or release details as of yet, but as ever, we'll keep you posted.
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Krieger said he has directed his team to begin the deactivation of AKO email accounts for 430,000 users by October 1 of this year.
AKO email addresses (firstname.lastname@example.com) are still valid. Email bound for AKO accounts will continue to be automatically forwarded to DOD EE accounts (email@example.com).
Only the associated AKO email storage, mail handling capability, and mail interface will be eliminated. The storage for the closed accounts will be repurposed to lifecycle storage for the AKO portal, Krieger said.
This only applies for the 430,000 Army users who have already transitioned to DOD EE. It will not affect deployed soldiers, family members, retirees, sponsored accounts, Army Reserve soldiers and Army National Guard soldiers.
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