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The Central Coast Mariners came from two goals down to snatch a point in a 2-2 A-League draw against rivals Newcastle on Saturday.
The reigning A-League champions stormed home in the final 30 minutes to claim a draw after Newcastle – who are still searching for their first win of the season – took an unlikely two-goal lead.
Newcastle scored their first goal of the campaign just six minutes into the second half when full-back Scott Neville poked home after a goal-mouth scramble.
And they doubled their lead six minutes later when an errant Trent Sainsbury back-pass found its way into the Central Coast net.
But the Mariners fought their way back through a Marcos Flores penalty before veteran Mile Sterjovski snatched a late equaliser.
The draw sees the Jets jump up to seventh on the A-League table while the Mariners remain in the top four with two more games in the round still to play.
Saturday's other match saw the Perth Glory consign Sydney FC to their third straight loss with a 1-0 triumph at nib Stadium.
The losers dominated the match, but it was the Glory who walked away with the win and a second home triumph from as many games.
Perth's goal came when Japanese winger Ryo Nagai was brought down in the penalty area by Sydney goalkeeper Vedran Janjetovic.
But replays showed Nagai was offside by at least a metre when team-mate Jamie Maclaren crossed the ball.
Referee Ben Williams was quick to blow his whistle and hand Janjetovic a yellow card, with Nick Carle also booked for remonstrating as the Sky Blues protested the decision.
Steven McGarry then converted the penalty to put the Glory ahead after just nine minutes.
Sydney had several chances to level, with Carle and Marc Warren forcing Perth goalkeeper Danny Vukovic into saves, while Richard Garcia and Matt Thompson went close in the second half.
But it was not to be Sydney's night as Perth held on for victory.
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Reducing the size of a large taxable estate with a Roth conversion could help preserve more of that estate for your heirs
ATLANTA, April 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ - According to the experts at Atlantic Trust, the U.S. private wealth management division of CIBC (NYSE: CM) (TSX: CM), owners of traditional individual retirement accounts can add value to their estates while maximizing their financial legacies by converting them to a Roth IRA.
When an individual dies, taxes are due on his or her estate if the estate is valued over the federal exclusion amount (currently set at $5.34 million). While both traditional and Roth assets are counted as part of that estate, the revenue tax that was deferred during the person's lifetime comes home to roost. When an individual makes a full conversion to a Roth IRA, ordinary income taxes and possibly the Medicare surtax are due on the total amount converted in that tax year, but paying income taxes now on converted assets removes them from the taxable estate, thereby reducing its size.
"Another benefit of converting a traditional IRA to a Roth is that Roth owners are not required to take required minimum distributions (RMDs) - the minimum annual amount that must be withdrawn from an IRA or other tax-deferred account beginning at age 70 ½ - allowing them to pass on more of their assets instead of having to spend them in retirement," said H. Arthur Graper, managing director at Atlantic Trust.
Also unlike traditional IRAs, Roth IRA earnings can grow and be withdrawn tax-free under certain conditions. Heirs can even withdraw earnings tax-free regardless of their age or the age of the deceased account owner, as long as the Roth IRA conversion assets have existed for at least five years.
Those interested in conducting a Roth IRA conversion should rely on the guidance of a trusted tax adviser, as conversion can be complex process. Atlantic Trust provides a number of resources on its Online Resource Center to help. Read "A Roth IRA Conversion May Complement Estate and Legacy Plans" for more information at www.atlantictrust.com.
About Atlantic Trust
Atlantic Trust is one of the nation's leading private wealth management firms, offering integrated wealth management for high net worth individuals, families, foundations and endowments. The firm considers clients' financial, trust, estate planning and philanthropic needs in developing customized asset allocation and investment management solutions. Experienced professionals deliver a broad range of solutions, including proprietary investment offerings and a robust open architecture platform of traditional and alternative managers. Atlantic Trust operates in 12 full-service locations throughout the U.S. with $24 billion in assets under management (as of December 31, 2013). For more information, visit www.atlantictrust.com.
About CIBC
CIBC is a leading Canadian-based global financial institution. Through our Retail and Business Banking, Wealth Management and Wholesale Banking businesses, CIBC provides a full range of financial products to individual, small business, commercial, corporate and institutional clients in Canada and around the world.
CIBC Wealth Management provides relationship-based advisory services and an extensive suite of leading investment solutions to meet the needs of personal, institutional and high-net-worth clients through an extensive distribution network, that includes CIBC Private Wealth Management, CIBC Wood Gundy and CIBC Investor's Edge. Our asset management, retail brokerage and private wealth management businesses combine to create an integrated offer, delivered through nearly 1,500 advisors across Canada. In addition, CIBC Asset Management provides global money manager services to institutional and high-net-worth clients and industry-leading retail investment solutions through our two mutual fund families - CIBC and Renaissance - and the CIBC family of managed portfolio solutions.
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Wastewater Treatment Companies in Alberta
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Osprey Scientific Inc.
based in Edmonton,, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Osprey Scientific Inc. provides monitoring and sampling solutions to clients in the areas of environmental, oil and gas, toxicity, industrial hygiene, worker`s safety, and laboratory analysis. Products include soil and groundwater sampling devices, inorganic and organic test kits, water monitoring instruments, TPH monitoring systems, drilling mud analysis, waste ...
Rice Engineering & Operating Ltd.
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Rice Engineering & Operating Ltd. has been providing products and expertise to a wide range of Canadian industries. The beginning of Alberta's oil boom in the late 1940s resulted in the creation of countless service industries – both up-stream and down-stream of the well-head. Rice has been one of those companies, almost from the start. Established in 1952, one of its ...
SWAN Analytische Instrumente AG
Distributor in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
SWAN is one of the leading manufacturers of on-line analytical instruments. Every single instrument is made in Switzerland. SWAN has been a global leading provider of on-line analytical systems in the water industry. The current product portfolio ranges from ultrapure water (like pharmaceutical and semiconductor applications), feedwater, steam and condensate monitoring as ...
Ground Effects Environmental Services Inc.
Office in ALBERTA (CANADA)
Ground Effects Environmental Services Inc. (GEE) has developed more than 70 ground-breaking technologies to clean up soil, air and ground water contamination in hundreds of sites internationally. GEE is a premier Canadian manufacturer of remediation and water treatment systems. These systems are used to clean up contaminated soil, ground water and air emissions. GEE ...
Analytical Technology, Inc. (ATI)
Distributor in ALBERTA (CANADA)
Manufacturers of toxic and combustible gas detectors along with a complete line of water quality monitors. At ATI, we specialize in the application of electrochemistry to air and water monitoring problems. Our sensors are at work 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, year after year, helping safeguard the workplace against the dangers of toxic gas emissions and improving the ...
Stanco Projects Ltd.
Distributor in ALBERTA (CANADA)
Bulk chemical handling and feed systems with a wide range of instrumentation and controls for water and wastewater treatment systems.
Canadian Water Technologies
based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Canadian Water Technologies is a turnkey / component manufacturer and parts supplier of high purity water treatment systems. It provides this service to Medical, Commercial & Industrial, Food & Beverage, and Pharmaceutical companies where high purity water is required. Canadian Water Technologies designs, installs, assembles and services water treatment systems that use ...
Electric Motor Service Limited
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
At Electric Motor Service Limited, we can provide you, the customer, with all your water treatment requirements. Electric Motor Service Limited has the resources and depth of technical and service personnel to provide you with comprehensive water solutions to water, wastewater and related utility management. With our partnerships with leading water treatment ...
Water Shield Inc.
based in Lethbridge, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Water Shield Inc. specializes in helping commercial and industrial customers ensure a continuous supply of safe, clean, consistent water for potable and process applications. Water Shield provides this through design, supply and installation of cost effective, efficient treatment methods, equipment and services that meet all regulatory and technical requirements. Water ...
Sapphire Group
based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Sapphire Group is a private company and headquartered in Calgary, Alberta. Central Water Conditioning, TJ Electric and Sanitherm Alberta, all with years of experience in the water and wastewater treatment industry, came together with the financial backing and management strength of the Mancal Group, with the objective of establishing the premier integrated water and ...
Alberta Water and Wastewater Operators Association (AWWOA)
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
The Mission Statement of the AWWOA: To contribute where possible to the training of its members and persons employed in the Water & Wastewater field. To encourage the best possible operation of Water & Wastewater facilities and infrastructure. To encourage communication among its members and to provide a liaison between its members and external organizations concerned ...
BioRefinex Canada Inc.
based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
The BioRefinex process has been validated by the world scientific community to destroy all pathogens in infectious organic material while at the same time retaining the nutrients that can be refined into high-grade organic fertilizers. Currently hundreds of thousands of tonnes of organic waste materials are dumped into landfills each year, thereby creating ongoing ...
Shivsu Canadian Clear
Office in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Shivsu Canadian Clear is a single source manufacturer offering totally integrated water treatment solutions. Vertical integration through recent acquisitions combined with 40 years of expertise and knowledge in the water treatment industry places us clearly above industry competition. core strength lies in designing customized plants and assemblies with the use of cutting ...
AWT Technologies Inc. - BIOWORKS group of companies
based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
AWT Technologies Inc. specializes in advanced wastewater treatment systems which use biological treatment processes to remove pollutants and impurities resulting in a high quality treated effluent. With more than 25 years of experience in the wastewater industry, our team of engineers and scientists aim to provide the best possible treatment systems and technical ...
Eco-Tec Inc.
Office in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Eco-Tec systems incorporate advanced, proprietary designs that provide resource-recovery and purification solutions to industries around the world. We are designers, developers, and builders of equipment for industrial water treatment and purification of chemicals and gases, celebrating over 40 years of manufacturing excellence. Our products provide clients with improved ...
Hach Company - a subsidiary of Danaher Corporation
Distributor in ALBERTA (CANADA)
Hach Company provides advanced analytical systems and technical support for water quality testing, with solutions for lab, process, and field. Hach Company manufactures and distributes analytical instruments and reagents used to test the quality of water and other aqueous solutions. Our systems are designed to simplify analysis, and include: complete, easy-to-follow ...
Waterworks Technologies Inc.
based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Waterworks Technologies is a total solutions provider with over 25 years experience in the design, installation and commissioning of turnkey solutions forwater and wastewater treatment systems. Waterworks has over 25 years of providing turnkey water treatment systems for clients all over the world
ATAP Infrastructure Management Ltd.
Office in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
ATAP Infrastructure Management Ltd. offers a team focused on providing strong technical, operating, troubleshooting and training expertise in the operation and maintenance of water and wastewater infrastructure.
Associated Engineering
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Associated Engineering has provided consulting engineering services for over 60 years. With over 500 staff, we specialize in the water, transportation, infrastructure, and environmental sectors. Our engineering services range from planning and feasibility studies to detailed design, construction, training, and operational assistance. We have participated in world-class ...
Edmonton Waste Management Centre of Excellence
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Edmonton Waste Management Centre of Excellence is a one-stop resource for services in sustainable waste management. Our state-of-the-art research, demonstration, and education facilities are supported by the world-class expertise and waste management infrastructure of our members.
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The Merona Men's Gingham Shirt in Rock Garden Print, size S is a familiar looking plaid men's button down shirt that is exactly what you want. It's easy to be drawn to this dress shirt with its comfortable fit and familiar print. The 100% poplin construction is easy to care for and always looks great. And the fit of the button down shirt with a button collar and set in sleeves is a staple. For work and play, this Merona shirt is a smart choice.
Sizing: Big
Weave Type: Poplin
Material: 100 %: Cotton,
Neckline Style: Collared
Collar Type: Button down collar
Sleeve Style: Long sleeve, Set in sleeve, Basic sleeve, Banded cuff
Closure Style: Front button down
Pocket Style: Chest patch pocket
Hem Style: Shirttail hem
Care and Cleaning: Machine wash, gentle or delicate, Machine wash, cold, Non chlorine bleach when needed, Tumble dry, normal, low heat, Iron, low, Do not dry clean
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Farnes Drive, Gidea Park, Romford RM2Semi-detached house for sale - 3 bedrooms
Exceptional 3 bedroom semi detached house enlarged to the rear allowing for a focal point between the modern fitted integrated kitchen (John Lewis Fitted) and family room which overlooks and leads to the well kept 50' rear garden (electric and remote ...
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A gem of a property. Flexible living the study could easily be used as a 4th bedroom so don't pass this well presented end terrace chalet/bungalow which is currently used as a 3 bedroom by. (contd...)
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US: Nike taps Michael Egeck as CEO of Hurley
By Leonie Barrie | 30 September 2011
Mike Egeck is the new CEO of Nike's Hurley division
Sporting goods giant Nike Inc has hired Michael Egeck, the former president of True Religion Brand Jeans, as the new CEO of its skateboarding and surfing division Hurley International LLC.
Egeck will begin his new role on 3 October, and will report directly to Roger Wyett, president of Nike Inc Affiliates.
Egeck brings nearly 30 years of experience to the role, most recently as president of True Religion Brand Jeans. Prior to that, he was at VF Corporation where he served as president of VF Contemporary Coalition and CEO for Seven for All Mankind.
Egeck also served as president of the VF Outdoor and Action Sports Coalition, leading an extensive brand portfolio including Vans, Reef, Jansport, The North Face, Eastpak and Napapijri. In addition, Egeck he has been president of The North Face Inc and GM of Columbia Sportswear.
"With his wide-ranging experience, his knowledge and his passion for the industry we are confident he will lead Hurley into its next phase of growth," said Wyett.
"He joins a seasoned management team and will work closely with company founder Bob Hurley to continue to drive this iconic brand forward with consumers and athletes worldwide."
Egeck's appointment follows an executive shuffle at Nike sparked by the retirement of Umbro president and CEO Jim Allaker in May. This saw Converse CEO Michael Spillane become CEO and president of Umbro, and Hurley CEO Jim Calhoun step into his shoes at Converse.
Sectors: Apparel, Footwear, Retail
Companies: Nike Inc, True Religion Apparel Inc, VF Corporation, Columbia Sportswear Company, Umbro, Converse Inc
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terms leading up to AIGA's centennial in 2014. AIGA welcomes to the
In addition, one current director was elected to complete the remaining year in a vacated term:
Each of the new directors brings a unique perspective to AIGA and will help shape the direction of the 97-year-old organization, the largest professional association
for communication designers. Together with Julie Beeler, Gaby Brink, Phil
Hamlett, Zia Khan, Jamie Koval, Deanna Kuhlmann-Leavitt, Santiago Piedrafita,
Angela Shen-Hsieh and Robin Tooms—each of whom is continuing their service on the
board—these leaders will work to ensure the organization is serving the best
interests of AIGA members in the present and future.
these new directors assume their roles, AIGA also recognizes those completing
their terms of volunteer service on behalf of the design profession:
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completing their service for their extraordinary contributions, and welcomes
the thoughtful insights of incoming board members for the 2011–2014 term. To
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AIGA is the professional association for design, a nonprofit
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strategic tool and vital cultural force. Founded in 1914, AIGA today
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825 Pilgrim WayGreen Bay, WI 54304
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We adopted Willy in August 0f2010. He has been such a joy to have around. The people at Chances were great to work with. If the need comes again …
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W4065 Wege RdAppleton, WI 54913
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N115 Two Mile RdAppleton, WI 54914
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639 Roosevelt StNeenah, WI 54956
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1100 Park StChilton, WI 53014
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1925 Shelter CtOshkosh, WI 54901
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Love this place! So clean and the animals are so well taken care of. You can tell the staff loves animals and cares about each one. I wouildn't g…
18. County Of Manitowoc
1110 S 9th StManitowoc, WI 54220
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A popular music and art festival will return to Oaklawn Park in Sturgis this summer.
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Jul. 26, 2016
Today's cash grain bids.
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Jul. 26, 2016
Hillary Clinton on Tuesday officially became the first-ever female nominee for president of a major party. Other women have tried, but none have come so far as the former first lady. Here's a look at six women from recent history who have tried to do what only Clinton has done.
Election preview '16: Funds sought for new fire truck
Jul. 26, 2016
On the ballot for Leonidas Township residents is the request for a new fire truck.
Granlund cartoon: DNC and Russian hackers
Jul. 26, 2016
Dave Granlund cartoon on Russians hacking DNC emails.
Arthur I. Cyr: Confronting North Korea's challenge
Jul. 26, 2016
Sustained North Korea threats, and nuclear weapon and missile tests, have led the Obama administration and Prime Minister Park Geun-hye's government of South Korea to agree to deploy the Lockheed Martin THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Air Defense) anti-missile system.
Election preview '16: 3 seek two trustee seats
Jul. 26, 2016
Burr Oak Township has three people vying for two four-year seats as trustee.
O'Mahoney cartoon: Trump's nemesis
Jul. 26, 2016
Joe O'Mahoney cartoon on Elizabeth Warren being Donald Trump's nemesis.
Beeler cartoon: Rigged convention
Jul. 26, 2016
Nate Beeler cartoon on the Democratic Convention being rigged.
Dave Ramsey: Steps in the process
Jul. 26, 2016
Dear Dave,My wife and I are on Baby Step 3 of your plan, and we're about halfway to building our fully funded emergency fund. We don't like our current home very much, and we'd like to sell and move as soon as possible. We have a little over $30,000 equity in the place, so would selling the house be a viable option for funding Baby Step 3?— JustinDear Justin,
Stay Tuned: Oprah and megachurch drama on 'Greenleaf'
Jul. 26, 2016
After early programming missteps, the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) has made a ratings comeback with its new scripted drama "Greenleaf," which on its premiere had the network's highest ratings to date in its target demographic of women ages 25-54. The show explores the tensions among a powerful family who run a Memphis based megachurch. Winfrey has a recurring role, her first since the feature film "Selma" in 2014 and while her participation is certainly a draw,...
Dr. Elaine Heffner: Social learning
Jul. 26, 2016
Children are entering groups at earlier and earlier ages. Once in groups, they begin to be thought of as being in school. Being in "school" they should be "learning," and learning has come to mean the three R's, plus mastery of other material once only expected of children in grade school. As a result, the importance and value of play is not fully appreciated. It is as if learning and play are not only different, but opposed: If children are playing, they are...
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Jul. 26, 2016
There are two kinds of people at a party. There are those whose words and actions announce, "Here I am!" and those whose words and actions say, "There you are!" The "Here I am" person might be the life of the party but it's the "There you are" person that makes you glad you came.
Election preview '16: Several uncontested in bids for county positions
Jul. 26, 2016
Four St. Joseph County officials and three county commissioners are running uncontested in next week's primary election.
Granlund cartoon: Dem Convention kickoff
Jul. 26, 2016
Dave Granlund cartoon on Democrats kicking off its convention.
The Mom Stop: Saying 'thanks' to the teachers
Jul. 26, 2016
A package arrived at our door last week, one that my son has been looking forward to: A new backpack.It features two tones of green and has my son's name embroidered on the front. As I pulled it from the box and the surrounding bubble wrap, my soon-to-be 5-year-old's eyes widened and a huge smile spread across his face. He wanted to wear it immediately. As he tried it on, he squealed."I'm a real kindergartner now," he said.
Dear Monty: 5 myths when selling or buying a home "as-is"
Jul. 26, 2016
Reader Question: My agent failed to list my home "as-is," as I requested. The buyer now wants me to fix things their home inspector found. I don't have the funds to do any repairs, which is why I specifically requested my house be sold "as-is." What can my agent do to solve this issue that would not include me giving the buyer more credit than I already have agreed?
Vitality Cuisine: Zip in the zuccini
Jul. 26, 2016
I like zucchini in many ways, but I especially like how easy it is to "zip" it into an unsuspecting sweet like a sweet bread.
Preview: 8th Heritage Festival opens July 28
Jul. 26, 2016
When Burr Oak observed its sesquicentennial in 2009, a group of community leaders organized a three-day festival to commemorate the milestone.
Election preview '16: Two seek job as county treasurer
Jul. 26, 2016
A one-term incumbent and a Sturgis business manager are competing as Republican party members for the post of county treasurer in the Aug. 2 primary election.
Bronson Polish Festival July 21-24, drew both Bronson natives and friends.
Jul. 25, 2016
Bronson Polish Festival July 21-24, drew both Bronson natives and friends.
Election 2016: Two seeking supervisor post Aug. 2
Jul. 25, 2016
Allen Kasdorf and Steve Wolf will face off in the race for Sherman Township supervisor in the Aug. 2 primary election. Incumbent Bruce Bart is not seeking re-election.
Roots in Sturgis: 2010 alum making her way in ballroom dance
Jul. 25, 2016
Jocelynn Flowers, formerly of Sturgis, is making her way in the world of ballroom dancing.
Kent Bush: A great idea that came a little too late
Jul. 25, 2016
Have you ever had an idea that was a really good idea, but when you finally came up with the idea, it was too late to make it become a reality?I know I have. I did just this week.When I heard that Hillary Clinton had selected Pennsylvania Senator Tim Kaine as her running mate, it shocked me. I wasn't shocked because Sen. Kaine is a bad choice. He is a great choice.
Election 2016: Candidates in several townships face no opposition
Jul. 25, 2016
Several townships in St. Joseph County have candidates appearing unopposed on the Aug. 2 primary ballot. The following positions are four-year terms.
Bicyclists make stop in Sturgis on trek from Quebec to California
Jul. 25, 2016
Friends Anthony Daigle and Jeremie Daigneault of Victoriaville, Quebec, are on the bike ride of a lifetime.
Beeler cartoon: The convention bounce
Jul. 25, 2016
Nate Beeler cartoon on Hillary Clinton riding the convention bounce.
George Thorogood keeps the blues rockin' hard
Jul. 25, 2016
It doesn't matter that George Thorogood and the Destroyers have never cracked the Top 10. Their rock-blues-boogie is instantly recognizable, whether the first sound you hear is the purposely distorted buzz of Thorogood's big Gibson guitar or the nasty, raspy growl of his voice.
ELECTION 2016: Marsh, Oswald vie for county clerk position
Jul. 25, 2016
For the first time since the 1980s, someone other than Pattie Bender is running for the office of county clerk in St. Joseph County.
Neighbor From the Past: Newell A. Franks
Jul. 25, 2016
When Newell A. Franks died in 2007 at age 98, his life seemed filled with good fortune.
Meet Your Neighbor: Postal worker feels privileged about career
Jul. 25, 2016
Meet Chris Milligan—sales service associate at Sturgis post office, husband, father, grandfather and more.A near life-long resident of Sturgis, Milligan said he technically lived the first seven years of his life in Battle Creek."But for the most part, I've been here," he said of Sturgis.And for half of his life, 30 years to be exact, he's been working at Sturgis post office.While his job title may have changed over the years, he has...
Liccar cartoon: DNC butcher shop
Jul. 25, 2016
Joe Liccar cartoon on the DNC butcher shop.
Cars We Remember: More on the beautiful Packard motor cars and its 1959 demise
Jul. 25, 2016
Q: Hello Greg. I want to ask about your feelings on the Packard automobile that was built up through 1958. I've owned many Packards in my day and wish they would have never merged with Studebaker. — Bob, retired and happy in Pennsylvania.
Kent Bush: Trump misses opportunity to jump start his campaign
Jul. 25, 2016
Donald Trump joined a very short list Thursday night. There aren't many people who can say that they have been named a candidate for President of the United States by one of the country's two major parties.That is a rare honor.
It Is What It Is: If something can happen, chances are it will
Jul. 25, 2016
There are certain crazy, seemingly impossible things that happen to us every day — stuff that, even if we tried really hard to make them up, we couldn't. And throw some kids into the mix and you've just elevated the list of outrageous things that can happen to a whole new level.
Silvio Calabi: Auto touch-up goes far beyond cheap rattle cans
Jul. 25, 2016
Although I am fairly handy around the house, there are two DIY areas that I stay away from as strictly I would, say, Ebola: Electricity and paint. One will kill me and the other will offend my eye, since afterward I'll only ever see the blemishes, however faint, because I'll know where they are.
Ready to Serve: Junior Women's League makes a difference
Jul. 25, 2016
Focus on news from local service clubs. This month: Sturgis Junior Women's League
Neighbor of the Month: Meryl Nelson
Jul. 25, 2016
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The first satellite in the Global Xpress fleet will complete all of its testing by July of this year, with the second and third satellites on schedule to be launched by the close of 2014. The Global Xpress Maritime service is expected to become globally available from the end of the first quarter of 2015. This will be the first worldwide commercial Ka-band mobile satellite system and will deliver ship-to-shore high-performance download speeds of up to 50Mbps.
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Part of a US$1.6 billion program commitment, Global Xpress marks what Inmarsat Maritime President Frank Coles calls a 'game-changing' upgrade on Inmarsat's FleetBroadband (FBB), covering 99.984% of the globe.
"Ashore, we take connectivity completely for granted, with 12 billion objects connected to the internet today and an estimated 50 billion to be connected by 2020," said Coles. "The performance and flexibility we get at home or the office will be available via Global Xpress. This will demand a change in mind-set for shipowners, who tend to fight every communications penny without considering the value to be gained."
Coles characterizes the majority in shipping as "Internet immigrants" to highlight a constituency part-way through its working lives when the internet revolution happened. Perhaps, he said, only "Internet natives" are fully equipped to accept the potential that communications technology holds to transform ship operations and management.
"Today, communications represent less than one per cent of operating expenditure for the shipowner," he said. "The average merchant ship in our portfolio spends $50 a day on communications ship-to-shore.
"A study by ESRG (Engineering Software Reliability Group) has suggested that overall optimized efficient operations could save $1 million per ship per year," said Coles. "That is the context in which shipowners should consider that spending $50 more per day per ship will deliver 10 times more data 10 times faster."
A 'Maritime Industrial Internet' could harvest data generated by the sensors that are already widely installed on ships in a holistic way, said Coles. Investing in communications would unleash the power of advanced analytics, so that data can be integrated, validated and analyzed.
As the regulatory burden mounts, he said those not persuaded may simply end up paying for a smart ship whose 'smartness' is determined by regulators.
Some early movers are awake to the competitive advantages available, said Coles, citing inclusion of remote monitoring/equipment uptime in sales propositions offered by engine makers. Again, shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries is offering post-delivery ship care packages based on sensor monitoring.
He does not necessarily blame the average shipowner for being cautious. "There are over 100 VSAT services out there spinning a story or trying to get into the market. But sellers sell first and back end costs can lack transparency," he said.
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Give President Barack Obama credit for one thing: He didn't plunge the U.S. into unmitigated disaster in the Mideast.
In the wake of his latest and biggest foreign-policy address, however, that's where the plaudits end. President Obama is a man who seems to have no interest in telling America what he's got in mind for a grand strategy. It's not even clear he wants to formulate one.
And from the standpoint of this late date in his second term, it's likely he never had one to begin with.
To be sure, he's racked up some modest but important victories. Back when the president inherited eight long years of turmoil from George W. Bush, there was a real, frightening chance that he'd make a catastrophic error in foreign policy judgment. Fortunately, that never happened.
Today, it's hard for anyone, Right or Left, to be completely satisfied with what looks to be the outcome of America's toil in Afghanistan and Iraq. But we're not staring disaster in the face.
Today, we're not embroiled in an open regional war drawing pitting Iran against Saudi Arabia, and drawing in Turkey and the Gulf States. That might have happened. It would have been a nightmare. And, thanks to President Obama, it didn't.
Similarly, although the Arab Spring has been a crushing disappointment, somehow the president managed to keep U.S. relations from spiraling completely out of control.
Yes, his Israel policy has been ineffective. Yes, his Syria policy has been embarrassingly reactive and contradictory. Still, when it comes to the Islamic world, Obama faced a daunting test, and he didn't flunk.
(P.S.: Osama bin Laden really is dead.)
Now that the president is turning the page, however, it's alarming to see the next chapter appears to be a blank. His recent West Point address, billed as a major statement on the future of U.S. foreign policy, was flat, predictable and cagey. It's getting bad reviews from important experts.
Worst of all, it's giving a bad name to the notion of a middle way between interventionism run riot and a pull-up-the-drawbridges approach. Interventionists are convinced Obama is dangerously withdrawn from the world. Obama comes off as passive and uncertain even relative to leaders who accepted the idea that they were stuck with a declining country.
At the same time, Obama has realists, isolationists and other skeptics complaining that he's still content to spread drones and special forces far and wide, while keeping U.S. troops stationed across the world.
This wide spectrum of complaints is rooted in fact, but it orbits around the central problem with the president's foreign policy. You can't please all of the people all of the time, but you can at least cultivate some certainty among them about your sense of the big picture. This is where Obama has failed.
True, it can be dangerous to tip your cards on something as important and decisive as your grand strategy. However, that's not always the case: Giving away the game was much of the genius of Ronald Reagan's strategy for the Cold War ("We win, they lose"). At any rate, presidents are well-served by giving friends, foes and critics alike a basic sense of how they want to operationalize their view of America's position in the world.
Why hasn't Obama done this? Perhaps his views have simply changed. Like many presidents, his second term has curbed the expansive, soaring vision of his early years. Obama's promise of healing and hope faded before challenges he and others did not foresee – much as President Bush's promise of an end to tyranny collapsed amid a second term full of cautious repositioning.
Nevertheless, the West Point address was a perfect opportunity to take a deep breath, step back and advance a fresh, new take. Obama could have thought of it as his own personal reset button. It's not as if he didn't have the material. How do we think about Russia now? What happened to the vaunted "pivot to Asia" that his administration recently announced? What's America's approach to Latin America?
And what about Europe, where the economy still struggles and a big wave of anti-EU sentiment is changing politics in a dramatic way?
Alas, Obama offered none of these crucial components of a coherent grand strategy. About Russia, he gave us a single line about the Ukrainian drama at Europe's periphery. About Asia, he made no mention of his apparently scuttled pivot. About Latin America, he noted that Brazil's rising middle class is going to compete with our own.
And about Europe, where reactionary and revolutionary politics still threaten to rock the continent at a time of great weakness, Obama had nothing to say at all – as if those liberal democracies were post-historical "safe zones" that nobody needs to worry about.
These are not incidental defects in an otherwise acceptable foreign policy. They are profound lapses that will continue to haunt America long after Obama's successor has taken over the White House.
It was a mistake to let the "war on terror" distract us from a broader and fuller foreign policy. Now, Obama is guilty of letting his effort to get past the terror war do the same thing.
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Matt Roney on WNYC's Leonard Lopate Show
February 17, 2012
Matt Roney, Research Associate here at Earth Policy Institute, discusses the global food supply on WYNC's Leonard Lopate show with Glenn Denning, Director at the Center on Globalization and Sustainable Development for the Earth Institute at Columbia University. Posted February 17, 2012.