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Man pleads guilty to federal drug charge
MARTINSBURG - A Martinsburg man pleaded guilty Wednesday to a federal drug charge in Martinsburg's U.S. District Court before Magistrate Judge David J. Joel.
U.S. Attorney William J. Ihlenfeld II, announced that James Edward Alston, 45, entered a plea of guilty to possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine in Martinsburg. Alston, who is in custody pending sentencing, faces up to 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine.
The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Thomas O. Mucklow and investigated by the Eastern Panhandle Drug & Violent Crime Task Force, consisting of officers from the West Virginia State Police - Bureau of Criminal Investigation, the Martinsburg Police Department, and the Berkeley County Sheriff's Department.
U.S. 340 traffic study workshop set
MARTINSBURG - West Virginia's Division of Highways will hold a public informational workshop to get input about the traffic congestion problem on U.S. 340 in the Harpers Ferry area from 4 to 7 p.m. today at the Bolivar Community Center, 60 Panama St.
The workshop is part of a multistate agreement to conduct a comprehensive traffic study of U.S. 340 from Charles Town to Frederick, Md., which includes the segment of the highway that runs through Loudoun County, Va.
While no formal presentation will be made, representatives of West Virginia's, Virginia's and Maryland's highway agencies will be available at the workshop and information identifying the area of interest and illustrating the purpose and need of the study will be displayed for discussion, according to a WVDOH news release.
The session will be a planning-level workshop through which WVDOH officials will seek public input on operational improvements to U.S. 340, according to the news release.
The release describes operational improvements as traffic signals, carpooling, park-and-ride locations, transit opportunities and other possibilities.
Niagara Movement remembered in area
HARPERS FERRY - At 8 a.m. Sunday, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park invites the public to retrace the footsteps of the men and women of the Niagara Movement during a commemorative ranger-guided walk to the 1906 site of the John Brown Fort. The ceremony will include music, historic readings and a memorial roll call of the members of the Niagara Movement.
Following the pilgrimage, a non-denominational memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. at the Curtis Freewill Baptist Church in Harpers Ferry.
Those wishing to participate should drive directly to the Murphy Farm and then to the church.
For more information, call Harpers Ferry National Historical Park at 304-535-6029.
'Free' yard sale to be held Saturday
INWOOD - Cedar Grove Christian Church, 2320 Sulphur Springs Road, will host a free yard sale at 9 a.m. Saturday. All items are free, including free delivery of any furniture. Refreshments will be provided. No early arrivals, please.
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Pan Tran board meeting to be held
MARTINSBURG - The monthly Pan Tran board meeting will be held at 4 p.m. Monday at the Pan Tran office, 446 Novak Drive. Agenda items include new funding requests, a training program update, a written plan for cuts and more.
EPEF to meet, host speakers Sept. 6
CHARLES TOWN - The next meeting of the Eastern Panhandle Entrepreneurs Forum will take place at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6, at the Inn at Charles Town, 100 Hollywood Drive, Charles Town.
The program, titled "The Latest and Greatest in the World of Marketing," will feature three guest speakers: Brenda Svoboda, of Business Development Alternates; Darla Gaige, of Growth Media Services; and Jeff Rossignol, a marketing consultant with Hibu.
A one-hour networking session with refreshments and business displays will begin at 5:30 p.m.
More information is available by contacting the Jefferson County Development Authority at 304-728-3255 or email@example.com.
Cannon firing demo to be held
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Md. - South Mountain State Battlefield will host "Thunder on the Mountain" at Gathland State Park Saturday and Sunday.
Thunder on the Mountain will feature battlefield staff and volunteers portraying members of the Maryland Light Artillery. The program will be highlighted by demonstrations of the loading and firing of a 12-pound Napoleon cannon, as well as discussions about the significance of artillery in the Battle of Crampton's Gap. Times for the Artillery demonstrations are 11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday.
Disabled access is available; however, the event activities are situated on grassy areas that may present difficult rolls or walks. Please dress for inclement weather or hot, sunny days.
Gathland State Park is located at 900 Arnoldstown Road, Burkittsville, Md. The actual park land straddles Washington and Frederick counties.
For more information, call 301-432-8065.
South Mountain State Battlefield is a member of the Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau. For more information, visit www.marylandmemories.com.
Parade to honor Iraq veterans
RANSON - The NAACP and the Democrats of Jefferson County invite all Iraqi veterans to participate in the Annual Heritage Day Parade at noon Saturday. The parade begins on Mildred and 3rd streets in Ranson and continues down George Street to Washington Street. Iraqi veterans will march at the beginning of the parade as this year's honorees. We are looking for an honor guard, veterans and any local organizations who wish to honor our vets to help make this a fitting tribute.
For more information or to participate, call Virginia Graf at 304-728-2829.
Transportation Authority to meet
MARTINSBURG - There will be a meeting of the Eastern Panhandle Transportation Authority at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Berkeley County Development Authority, 300 Foxcroft Ave., Suite 201. The public is welcome to attend.
Farmland program to celebrate milestone
CHARLES TOWN - The Jefferson County Farmland Protection Board will celebrate its 10th anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 8 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the historical property in Leetown known as "The Bower," one of the 36 farms in the farmland protection program. Guests will enjoy spectacular views, Jefferson County-grown refreshments and music.
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The reality-star celebutante, who is currently facing potential jail time over charges of cocaine possession, apparently doesn't have a fan in Florida U.S. District Judge Federico Moreno.
According to the Toronto Sun, the judge ruled Thursday that Hilton, 29, violated the terms of her contract when she didn't do interviews with British and Russian media for the 2006 flop Pledge This! – starring one Paris Hilton.
After it was clear the movie was a failure at the box office, the company that invested in the movie, Worldwide Entertainment Group filed a breach-of-contract lawsuit against Hilton, demanding $1 million.
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The judge ruled that by missing out on the European promotions, Hilton only cost the movie about $160,000.
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THE PHILADELPHIA Historical Commission didn't heed its own architectural committee when it voted to approve plans to use gray stucco for a proposed apartment building across the street from the historic Mother Bethel AME Church in Society Hill.
So last night, church members and neighbors, including members of the Society Hill Civic Association, took their protest to a higher authority.
Outside the church at 6th and Lombard streets, Mother Bethel's pastor, the Rev. Mark Tyler, led a prayer vigil asking that the commission follow the right path toward historical integrity.
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15w 9005 LED Daytime Running Lights on a 2012 Acura TL
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Private bedrooms in the heart of Barcelona
Size130 m²
Floor No.4(with elevator)
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The stunning Barcelona Cathedral is only a 2-minute walk away. The vibrant attractions of La Rambla Street are only 200 metres away from the conveniently placed apartment. Guests can enjoy the shops, restaurants and street performers.
Catalunya Underground Station is only a 1- minute walk away, and the nearest bus stops are right outside the apartment.
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Absolutely perfect location and accommodation. Nicola and friends are indeed friendly and helpful during our stay. Beautiful house and welcoming host. Language difference was not really a barrier as we all interacted successfully. If I have to, I will chose the same place for my family. Toyin
House very well located apartment is clean and very friendly Nicola is a great place!
Chambre très bien située
l'appartement est propre et Nicola est très sympathique
une bonne adresse !!!
Had two wonderful days in Barcelona. The apartment is very centrally. We rented bikes in a side street of the Ramblas and Barcelona explored in this way. The apartment is very clean, great bed and shower! Well hot at night without air conditioning. Fortunately gave the fans something cool. Because we had a lot of luggage and the room itself is not so great we could just put our stuff on the landing. Final judgment, top! If we go back to Barcelona, we will definitely go back outside the summer season.
Heerlijke 2 dagen gehad in Barcelona. Het appartement ligt super centraal. Wij hebben fietsen gehuurd in een zijstraat van de Ramblas en op deze manier Barcelona verkend. Het appartement is heel schoon, heerlijk bed & douche!
Wel warm 's nachts zonder airco. Gelukkig gaf de ventilator iets verkoeling. Omdat wij veel bagage mee hadden en de kamer zelf niet zo groot is mochten we onze spullen gewoon op de overloop zetten. Eind oordeel, top! Als we weer naar Barcelona gaan, zullen we er zeker teruggaan buiten het zomerseizoen.
All very good, clean and quiet. The excellent host.
Todo muy bueno, alojamiento limpio y tranquilo. El anfitrión excelente.
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We wood like to thank you for hospitality. Nicola's property was comfortable for our short stay in Barcelona. There are a lot of plus sides of the accomodation with great location, cleanless, polite host among them.
Thank you Nicola!
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The rooms were a bit small but very clean and nice!! Everything was ok and I would book this rooms again! :)
It was a very nice appartment in the central city.
The bedroom was ok, but the livingroom was too small.
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The rooms were nice - one room with double bed and one with bunk bed. Access to the kitchen and great bathroom - what more could we ask for. All in all - great stay. Charlotte
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Those looking for some family fun this summer need look no further than the Life and Faith Tour.
The Christian festival is scheduled to kick off in three cities including,
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A Vesper for Mr. Bond? A Mint Julep for Daisy Buchanan? How about a Moloko Plus for Alex, our favorite futuristic thug from A Clockwork Orange? Big Chart of Cocktails from Films and Books
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WASHINGTON -- Nagmeh Abedini describes herself as a normal, everyday mom. But for the past year and a half, her life has been anything but normal.
The life she and her family have led can only be described as extraordinary.
Earlier this week, Nagmeh testified to Congress on behalf of her husband, Pastor Saeed Abedini, an American citizen who has been incarcerated in an Iranian prison.
After the hearing, she spoke with CBN News about the ordeal, sharing how the struggle has affected the family and strengthened her faith in God.
Be sure your voice is heard. Add your name to the hundreds of thousands calling for Pastor Saeed's release at BeHeardProject.com.
"I'm sure anyone going through any trial, it's just reassuring to know there are people standing with you. And really this hearing today was one of those moments where I knew I wasn't alone," she told CBN News.
The family's ordeal began last summer during a trip to launch an orphanage for young, unwanted girls in the Islamic Republic. Iranian authorities arrested Abedini and charged him with threatening the country's national security.
But the real crime, according to his family and attorneys, is something most of Americans take for granted: his deeply held faith in God.
In 2000, Abedini abandoned Islam to become a Christian.
Now, he's serving an eight-year sentence in a prison reserved for the country's most violent criminals and suffering declining health from being tortured and beaten.
Despite everything, his wife says his faith remains strong.
"I know the government can't take the one thing he has and that's his faith in Jesus," she said.
Nagmeh made the trek from their home in Idaho to testify on Capitol Hill, telling lawmakers she feels forsaken by her own government, which failed to demand her husband's release as part of the recently brokered nuclear deal with Tehran.
"I was hoping with all my heart that our government would not abandon him," she said.
But in the end she felt it did, putting human rights and religious freedom on a back burner not only for Iran, but for all the world to see.
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill expressed their outrage.
"We're hoping the administration will take the cue from the wife, Mrs. Abedini, and from those who are concerned, including both sides of the aisle, to step up to do more, and especially when you're sitting right across from the Iranian interlocutors who can make the difference," Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., said. "They could say, 'Free Abedini today,' and he's on a plane back to his wife and children."
For Nagmeh, the government's failure to speak up reminded her of one of Jesus' parables.
"I was reminded today it's like leaving the 99 sheep and going after the one -- that's the heart of God. He cares about that one person -- that He's the God of justice for a nation, but also for one person," she said.
"And I pray that God gives whomever, be it President Obama or Secretary of State John Kerry or woever it is around them making that decision, that they would get the heart of God," she said.
With two young kids, Rebekka and Jacob, she said it gets especially tough during birthdays and special occasions. And with Christmas just around the corner, it will be another holiday without a husband and father.
"What we've started doing is set an empty place for Saeed for celebrations to remember him, remembering him, praying for him," she said.
Through it all, Nagmeh has been encouraged by the prayers and support of fellow believers and human rights advocates.
She said she's been equally surprised that they, in turn, have been encouraged by her strength.
"I hope people can see you can cling to the Lord and just be okay with whatever happens in your [life] and just have that peace and joy," she said.
"And I hope people see that and they see that it's not me," she said. "When they say, 'You're a strong person,' I really want to say, 'I hope you see Jesus in this, because I'm not a strong person.'"
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If you're one of Australia's greatest filmmakers searching for a composer to complement your charming Australian film it makes sense that you'd look to one of Australia's greatest composers. That's what happened with Kriv Stenders (Boxing Day, Blacktown) and his very charming, heartfelt film Red Dog.
Cezary Skubiszewski (Beneath Hill 60, Bran Nue Dau) creates the dramatic original score for this heartfelt comical tale of an Australian country town and the dog it loved. Now in cinemas, Red Dog already has been nominated for numerous film awards and this week closed the 60th Melbourne Film Festival.
Starring Noah Taylor, Josh Lucas, Rachel Taylor the film is set in Dampier, an isolated town deep in the Pilbara where a free-wheeling kelpie known as Red Dog lies close to death. As the townsfolk keep vigil by his bedside, they tell newcomer Tom (Luke Ford) tales of the dog's many exploits. This is the unadorned premise of Red Dog, a charming, nostalgic and comical waltz through a forgotten Australia where men were men, beer was beer, shorts were short, and a single flatulent dog had the capacity to unite an entire community
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Idea of the Day: The Freedoms to Serve and Work
The mid-1990s were a dark time for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender, or LGBT, Americans.
In 1993, Congress passed the so-called Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy, a law that mandated that gay, lesbian, and bisexual service members keep their sexual orientation
a secret or face discharge from the military. In 1996, President Bill Clinton signed into law the Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, defining marriage as between one man and one woman for the purposes of the federal government and federal benefits. That same day, Congress failed—by a single vote—to pass the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, or ENDA, which would have prevented employers from discriminating against workers and job applicants on the basis of sexual orientation.
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GOP Now Eating Crow On ObamaCare
Its being reported all over, but you will not find it on Fox News or here on the tribune. So, I'll post the facts here and let the right wing eat crow.
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You forgot to mention that every other lie mentioned came from your Teapublican hero's. Yes, that is 9 out of 10 lies were from your hero's and the sheep follows them.
Posted 1022 days ago.
I didn't quote any comments from any Texas fair
Posted 1022 days ago.
PolitiFact has named "If you like your health care plan, you can keep it," the Lie of the Year for 2013. Readers in a separate online poll overwhelmingly agreed with the choice.
Not as scary as this!
Posted 1023 days ago.
Actually realytiredofit, the comments your quoting were from a county fair in Texas of people polled. They poll was for republican voters outside a republican party headquarters tent. There was a sign asking people leaving the tent, "If you do not have health care coverage, would you buy coverage if an Affordable Health Care was past? Most responded, 'It would have to be better than Obama Care.'" Hmmmmm. I seen this actual footage on 60 minutes. Pretty scary isn't it.
Posted 1023 days ago.
December 10, 2013 - Obama Approval Plunge Pulls Down Democrats, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds
President Barack Obama's job approval among American voters drops to a new low, a negative 38 - 57 percent, as the outlook for Democrats running for Congress and the U.S. Senate fades also, according to a national poll released today. He even gets a negative 41 - 49 percent among voters 18 to 29 years old and a lackluster 50 - 43 percent approval among Hispanic voters.
Posted 1024 days ago.
I see ODaniel using the left wing comedy satirical skit again. What's worse ODaniel liberals love ACA and love Obamacare, if you ask them what's the difference they say they are not sure but both are good
Posted 1024 days ago.
Daniel, what the heck are you talking about? Are you just throwing crap accusations against the wall to see if they stick?
Posted 1024 days ago.
nortman, That is because Conservatives Love the ACA but can't stand ObamaCare. Probably that dude was tired of the rightwing not knowing the difference. Go ahead and ask any one of them. You will get a different answer depending on what you call it. And don't interrupt them till they are done. Its really funny!
Posted 1024 days ago.
Obama ate an extraordinarily large platter of crow for the website problems, for his "pledge" about the ability to continue policies, for the IT ineptitude of the federal government, and even for the political pain currently being experienced by congressional Democrats. For those of us who have been marinated in health care policy minutiae for much of the last four year, he occasionally made very good sense, but not with the sort of crisp or vivid language that would break through to regular folks who keep hearing Obamacare is a "mess." The best tweet I read during the presser was from MSNBC's Benjy Sarlin:
Obama kind of sounds like he's recapping the last month of @ezraklein posts after chugging a bottle of Nyquil
Posted 1024 days ago.
Dems are desperate. They know their low info audience will believe its racism. Was it rad ism that got Zobama elected? Where was the male chauvinism on Hillarycare?
They will stop at nothing to demonize their opponent. It's right out of Salinsky.
Posted 1024 days ago.
Okay, so I just saw this video of the MSNBC idiot losing her mind because of people calling it "Obamacare". The Dems must be pretty desperate if they are going to start equating the word "Obamacare" with the "N" word.
Posted 1024 days ago.
Obama has ushered in the era of Low Information Leadership. He finds out everything through the media.
Posted 1024 days ago.
How could any president put his entire reputation on the line with a program and not be on the phone every day pushing people and making sure it will work? Do you know of any president who wouldn't do that? I couldn't think of one, and it's the same question I'd been asking myself.
Posted 1024 days ago.
Marmel(Blues)Obamacare has saved the American Consumer $1.5 Billion in just one year you Idiot!
A basic web site screw up will consume any of your purported savings.
Nonetheless, back in reality, people don't want it and aren't buying it. Death spiral starting!
Posted 1024 days ago.
The author of this thread is having a hard time now that more and more of the predictions that conservative pundits and analysts made about Zobamacare are coming true.
Posted 1024 days ago.
Marmel(Blues)Obamacare has saved the American Consumer $1.5 Billion in just one year you Idiot!
So, With that said, you're supposed to pick the bones out of your Crow meat. Its a big choking hazard for you Teapublicans.
As for me, I have been eating filet mignon. But nice try there you uninformed voter!
Posted 1025 days ago.
Seems the crow is being eaten by the moron who started this thread. Oh, he believed the rhetoric and didn't believe the so called lies on Fox and coming from conservatives. Well look now, who were the real liars???
Posted 1025 days ago.
Gotta love how liberals ask the retarded question of "what would you have done to fix the broken system". First one would have to be stupid enough to believe the system was broken to begin with. Second, making it worse, more expensive and reducing the likelihood of favorable medical outcomes, reducing the amount of doctors and reducing the rate of medical advancement all while strangling the economy is not a "fix" it is a cluster F-up.
Posted 1025 days ago.
And now he calls the ACC, which allows his own employees to buy affordable health insurance, and allows them to make sure their own kids are covered until they are self-sufficient, and prohibits lifetime benefit-caps and denial of coverage for "pre-existing conditions" -- he has the unmitigated GALL to call that slavery!
He should ask his own employees if they would like to return to the days of using the emergency room for primary care.
But, of course, there is NO mechanism for responding to these ludicrous letters, no way to debate these issues, no balance, because on-line responses have been cut off.
Posted 1025 days ago.
So now we have letter writers like the one in today's print edition making ridiculous FauxNoise-style comparisons between Obamacare and, get this, slavery!
And the letter writer is a Cortland business-man, who conducts his private business on public roads, paid for by all of us, collectively, through our taxes, just as we all paid for the schools his kids went to, and the snow-removal that allows his trucks to make their rounds in the dead of the NE OH winters.
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We've all got countless passwords, whether its to access our online banking account, to read our emails or even just to get in to our Facebook profile. However, remembering all of the passwords can be slightly taxing to say the least. While password managers offer one solution, they're no good if you're working from a PC that's not your own, and doesn't have the software loaded on to it.
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RoboForm is one of the better-known password-management applications, but the $30 (£15) software (with a free version limited to saving ten passwords) is normally tied to one PC. Its built-in access to GoodSync.com lets it synchronise its account files across multiple systems, but doing so requires Windows network, FTP, or WebDAV access. In other words, setting it up between PCs across the internet - such as your home and work PCs - could be a pain.
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Elem Klimov's film, written by by Alex Adamovich, is sort of a Russian response to Gunter Grass's "The Tin Drum." A teenage boy living in Belarus is caught up in WWII battles, after joining the partisans. What he comes to see, from the opening scene of children digging amongst corpses on a battlefield to the final massacre of an entire village by German troops and SS men, is unrelenting horror and suffering.
It is a hard film to watch, and very long, but I recommend it as a way to understand Russia and its experience during the Second World War--and why it is etched in the soul of Russians still today. That Belarus was historically home to some of the largest Jewish population in Europe, completely wiped out by the Nazis, is alluded to in the film, as well. Perhaps, in this light Klimov's film carries another significance, as a way of understanding what it means when the leaders of one nation say they want to "wipe off the map" the people of another nation. It is something that Russians and Jews understand. Hitler's goal of lebensraum targeted first Jews, then Slavs. The film depicts how German farmers lived in homes belonging to massacred families of Belarus.
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Guest post by Ken Burnett, VP/Director of Training and Business Development, Bank of American Fork
This series is written from experience and is part of Bank of American Fork's training program. The program embraces the philosophy that training is a skill-based job, and managers need to learn specific skills to be successful.
As a training professional with more than 25 years of experience in the field, I think the statement that still gives me an eye twitch is when a well-meaning manager says, "Sally isn't able to perform her job, so she needs training." Sally may need training to improve her skills and knowledge, but usually the lack of performance is a combination of issues, some of which training can't fix.
For example, about 25 years and 40 pounds ago I wanted to learn how to dunk a basketball. I got the best shoes, had a personal trainer to get me in shape and wanted to dunk a basketball more than anything in my life (not really, but good for the story).
Well, after developing better jumping skills than Superman, I was ready to give it a try. No matter how many times I tried I couldn't do it. Not because I didn't want to, but because my fingers are too small. I couldn't hold the ball. No amount of training would help me–I didn't have the aptitude. What really should have happened is for me to analyze my performance in relation to the task to determine the performance gap. I would then know the best how to proceed to improve my performance.
Training is too often the only lever managers pull that they think will change performance. It is only one of about eight factors that affect employee performance. To determine if something is a training issue, I use this test. I take out a 10-dollar bill, and say to the associate, "Take all the time you need, use any reference you want and I will pay you $10 if you can perform the task." If the associate can perform the task, the issue is not a training issue.
If you really want to change performance you need to play the symphony of factors that affect performance. In most cases all of these factors play a role in performance, but need to be blended together the right way. Like a musical symphony, each affecting factor needs to be coordinated and each played at the appropriate time. Each symphony is different, just as each job or task is different. The key is to determine what you expect from the performance and then go through each factor to determine its effect.
The factors that affect performance are:
• Skills and knowledge—Do they know how to use the system?
• Motivation—Does the employee understand the importance of the task and want to meet your expectations?
• Aptitude—Are they capable?
• Coaching and feedback—Is their manager monitoring their performance and reacting to it?
• Measures and metrics—Do they understand the expectations?
• Environment—Are there clear processes and references?
I will address in detail these factors during this series of articles, but all of them are critical. During a training intervention (whether it's a classroom or self-paced course), at best I can get the employee to perform the task at a novice level. Performance really improves through performing up to clear expectations. The reverse is also true. If I teach a training class on professionalism that outlines clear expectations, and after the class those expectations are never mentioned by the manager, performance will not change, and the training was just a two-hour vacation.
A phrase that makes my heart sink is "refresher training" (an exception is if a task is seasonal). Frequently the term refresher training is a quick fix for another performance-related issue. I first look at the factors listed previously and often I take out that $10.00. Then, work with the department requesting training to address the real performance issues.
In many performance situations, skills and knowledge degrade when they aren't supported by the other factors that affect performance. This means that training does become part of the solution–a supporting part. Look for one of the upcoming articles in this series to talk about how to choose the correct training intervention, and the difference between training and communication.
Taking a holistic look at performance that includes training in its proper role is a very powerful skill for an organization's management to learn.
Ken also wrote a series for manager skills. What other business skills do you want to know more about? Tell us in the comments!
Ken Burnett is vice president/director of training and business development for Bank of American Fork. He is responsible for training more than 300 employees on a variety of topics, including coaching and feedback for dozens of senior managers within the organization.


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1940 US Census: Celebrity records discovered on MyHeritage
Yesterday we completed the uploading of all 1940 Census images. Users around the world have been searching the census for free and have already found their ancestors' records at www.MyHeritage.com/1940Census.
We couldn't resist researching the records of celebrities who were alive in 1940. Thanks to our fantastic team of genealogists, we made some exciting discoveries and we invite you to see the census images below:
Elvis Presley
His father was a carpenter, and his mother was a seamstress, and little did they or the enumerator know what lay ahead for this 5 year old boy – Elvis.
Grace Kelly
Grace Kelly was 10 when the enumerator came round to her family home which was worth $50,000 – a lot back then!
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin and his wife Paulette listed as part of their household a maid, cook and chauffeur. The census was taken at the same time that Chaplin's famous movie – "The Great Dictator" - was released.
Albert Einstein
The Einstein household in 1940 – the same year he received his US citizenship (pictured).
Franklin D. Roosevelt
The sitting president was not exempt from answering the enumerator's questions! His occupation simply lists: President of USA.
Al Capone
The notorious Al Capone gives his 1935 residence as "US Penal, Prison, Calif."
Fred Astaire
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Elnora Conner, 61, of Germantown, who was elected president of the Martin Luther King Mass Choir of Philadelphia and Vicinity in March 2011, died of heart failure Wednesday, May 30, at Einstein Medical Center Elkins Park.
A tenor, she had been a member of the choir since 2006, her friend Gail Hoffman said in an interview.
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A facility receives a Three-Year Accreditation with Commendation following the onsite evaluation by a physician surveyor during which the facility demonstrates a commendation level of compliance with one or more standards that represent the full scope of the cancer program (cancer committee leadership, cancer data management, clinical services, research, community outreach and quality improvement). In addition, a facility receives a compliance rating for all other standards.
Established in 1922 by the ACOS, the core functions of the CoC include setting standards for quality multidisciplinary cancer patient care, surveying facilities to evaluate compliance with the 36 CoC standards, collecting standardized and quality data from accredited facilities, and using the data to develop effective educational interventions to improve cancer care outcomes at the national, state and local level.
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The American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates that more than 1.6 million cases of cancer will be diagnosed in 2012. There are currently more than 1,500 CoC-accredited cancer programs in the US and Puerto Rico, representing close to 30 percent of all hospitals. This 30 percent of hospitals diagnose and/or treat approximately 80 percent of all newly diagnosed cancer patients each year. In addition, a national network of more than 1,650 volunteer Cancer Liaison Physicians provides leadership and support for the CoC Accreditation Program and other CoC activities at these local facilities.
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Between 2006 to 2007 and 2009 to 2010, firearm homicides in the country's 50 largest cities decreased to 4.3 from 5.2 per 100 000 population. Nationally, the rate fell to 3.7 from 4.2. In 2009 to 2010, the New Orleans area had the highest firearm homicide rate, 19.0, and the San Diego metro area had the lowest, 1.1. Decreased firearm homicide rates nationally are attributed to declines in 39 of the 50 most populous metropolitan areas.
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T article by Byne and Parsons1 in the March 1993 issue of the Archives proposed an interesting "interactionist model" of sexual orientation after a thorough review of the biologic research in this area. While they criticized the biologists (and to a much lesser degree the psychosocial theories) for not integrating the two theoretical approaches, they too seem to be inflexible for not allowing for the possibility that not all homosexual individuals need to necessarily fit into one model.
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Hail pounds roof during GHS alumni banquet
Difficult to hear presenters during event.
Edythe (Lauer) Bartak was overwhelmed when she traveled into Gothenburg to attend high school in 1935.The Dust Bowl on the plains was drawing to a close and ending and folks the economy was still reeling from the Great Depression.
"I thought the building (high school) was huge," Bartak said.
And she was only 12 years old when she showed up for classes after attending country school and living 10 miles northeast of Gothenburg.
Bartak lived with several other girls in a local home during the weekend and returned home on weekends.
"I was very thankful to have the opportunity to go to high school," she said. "Many of my friends didn't because of the Great Depression.
"It wasn't an easy time for parents."
After graduating at age 16, Bartak taught school in Custer County where she had three pupils her first year.
Another graduate, a 92-year-old woman, didn't attend the banquet but she visited the principal's office earlier last week.
GHS guidance counselor Jerry Wiggins said she gave principal Randy Evans a letter telling of a math contest in which she competed against Hugh Ralston and Paul Potter and won.
She admitted to Evans she'd cheated and wanted to make amends after those years, Wiggins said.
"Reunions provide the opportunity to reminisce and make amends," he said.
As golf-ball-sized, and larger, hail clattered on the roof, it was difficult to hear master-of-ceremonies Josh Clark at times.
Clark sang the national anthem and shared interesting information about the honor classes—1943, 1953, 1963, 1973, 1983, 1993 and 2003.
Wiggins, Mayor Joyce Hudson and 2013 student council president Logan Sheets welcomed those in attendance.
Local seventh grader Jonah Taylor sang for classmates and spouses.
The Rev. Gloria (Keiser) Dovre, Class of 1981, was the speaker.
Dovre is director for evangelical mission and assistant to the bishop for southeastern Iowa Synod.
She said the key to education is learning from the past, predicting what's needed in the future and living fully in the moment.
Education should match the gifts of the student with what they need, Dovre said.
"The key is to find the gift each person brings and connect it with what the world needs," she said.
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Thanks to Brent who replied to me..... in my investigation I forgot to
read the man page for 'cron' and didn't see this:
-j jobs Specify the maximum number of jobs (MAXRUN) that cron can
simultaneously run. The default value is 25. The maximum
allowed value is 250.
When I added a '-j 50' to my /etc/config/cron.options (that didn't exist
before) and restarted cron via /etc/init.d/cron, I again monitored the
/var/cron/log file and so far haven't seen anymore of my maxrun /
rescheduling entries.
So I think I'm good to go.
Chris Jones wrote:
> I'm seeing this in the /var/cron/log file:
> ! maxrun (25) procs reached 09:20:02
> ! rescheduling a cron job 09:20:02
> I've got one account on this system which is the primary purpose of this
> system (8 cpu origin 2000 w/8Gb ram) and it's got a total of 44 crontab
> entries.
> I don't believe that the message above that I'm seeing is related to
> this one account reaching it's max limit of crontab entries.... since
> it's been over 25 entries for a long long time.
> My theory is that there are enough crontab entries *system wide* that
> are trying to run at the same time, that I'm getting times when there
> are more than 25 cronjobs trying to run at once - and cron is choking on
> it.
> So, assuming my idea is correct, does anybody know where a kernel
> parameter might be that could up this limit? I did some searching
> online but couldn't find anything.
> If my theory is wrong, then hopefully somebody will shed some light on
> my issue. I came to this today when my SYSLOG rotating root cronjob
> didn't run. I've setup a every-5-minute cronjob of my own that touches
> a file... just to see how often it runs and if it runs ok. That seems
> to be working, but I'm still trying to gather info.
> Thanks in advance for any body's help,
> -chris
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Today we've lost computing pioneer Dennis Ritchie. For those not familiar with Dr. Ritchie, he was the co-inventor of the Unix operating system (with Ken Thompson), and the C programming language (with Brian Kernighan), both of which are an integral part of Maple's history.When Gaston Gonnet implemented the very first version of the Maple kernel, he wanted to do it in the then-new C language, for the hardware and operating system independence that it provided. Unfortunately, no C compiler was readily available at that time, and he had to use B (the predecessor to C on which Ritchie based his work) instead. With the use of a custom macro preprocessor, it was possible to write the code to build with either a B or C compiler, so when a C compiler did become available, the switch was made relatively painlessly. The Maple kernel has been in C ever since.Dr. Ritchie hit a sweet spot with the design of C. It is high-level enough that it looks like a normal, modern, structured programming language. At the same time, it is low-level enough to be extremely efficient. It is well suited to writing operating systems, parsers, interpreters, and efficient data manipulation functions. Elements of all of these are found in Maple's kernel.Although the first B, and later C, implementation of Maple was done on a Honeywell computer running a proprietary operating system (GCOS if I recall), almost all subsequent work was done in the much more flexible, and programmer-friendly, UNIX operating system. In the early days of the University of Waterloo's Symbolic Computation Group (the birthplace of Maple), it was not uncommon for half a dozen developers to work simultaneously (via serial terminals) on our VAX minicomputer running BSD Unix. That computer had ONE megabyte (NOT gigabyte) of memory, and readily supported multiple simultaneous Maple sessions (although a single user running the Lisp-based EMACS text editor could bring it to its knees). This is a testament to both C as a language for developing efficient code, and UNIX as an operating system that made efficient use of the hardware.To this day, Maple kernel development continues primarily in C, sometimes C++. Many of our developers work on PCs running Linux, an open-source UNIX clone. Others use Macintoshes running OSX, built on topof UNIX. Those of us using Windows all use "cygwin", a shell and compatibility layer that make it look and work almost like UNIX.Thank you Dennis Ritchie. You will be missed, but your legacy will live on for a very long time. We truly stand, and work, on the shoulders of giants.
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County council chiefs will pay tens of millions of pounds too much if they press ahead with the controversial Lynn incinerator project, a group of senior politicians has warned.
Leading critics of the Saddlebow scheme have released figures which they say show alternative waste management plans could save up to £147 million compared to the cost of pressing ahead.
The borough's MPs, Henry Bellingham and Elizabeth Truss, together with West Norfolk Council leader Nick Daubney, have renewed their call for the proposal to be scrapped.
Mr Daubney said on Friday: "Now is the time for Norfolk County Council to stop the money clock ticking, put a stop to building this incinerator and end this disgraceful episode once and for all."
The group claims it would cost up to £410 million to provide the 170,000 tonnes of domestic waste provided for in the county council's contract with Anglo-American consortium Cory Wheelabrator, based on an estimated rate, or gate fee, of £105 per tonne.
But they argue that the rival process proposed by Material Works, with whom the borough council has already signed a contract, would cost just £55 per tonne, equating to a saving of £147.2 million over 23 years of operation.
That figure, which is based on three or four facilities being built across Norfolk, is also said to include the cost of paying compensation to the developers, estimated at between £26 million and £34 million, plus the loss of revenues from any power generated by the plant.
They say that sending waste to a gasification plant at Huntingdon would cost just £63 per tonne, while a similar facility at Peterborough would be £75 per tonne.
And shipping waste to an incinerator in the Dutch capital Amsterdam, which was first proposed by a group of county councillors last October, would still save up to £30 per tonne compared to the cost of the incinerator.
Ms Truss said it was now clear the county council was paying "over the odds" for its deal compared with the national average for similar facilities and urged the authority to be "honest" over what it had signed up to.
She added: "It would be better if Norfolk County Council decided to pay the compensation now rather than commit the county to paying a lot more over the next 23 years."
Mr Bellingham said sending waste out of the county was not a sustainable option in the long term, but would give the county time to source suitable local technology.
The group also claimed the costs of the alternative schemes had not been made available to councillors when they narrowly voted to continue with the project in the autumn.
Mr Bellingham also dismissed the claims of county council officials that paying compensation, which the group claims equates to just two per cent of the county council's annual budget, would risk bankrupting the authority as "scaremongering of the worst kind".
They claim the authority has already set aside more than £23 million towards any payoff and reported having non-schools reserves of £94 million for the current financial year to the government.


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BYU watched the No. 12 and 13 seeds pull off second-round upsets earlier Thursday in Denver. Jimmer Fredette and the Cougars weren't about to be the next victim.
Wofford, the Southern Conference champion, made Fredette work for every basket, but the nation's leading scorer still managed to pile up 32 points—and added eight assists—as No. 3 seed BYU did enough to pull away from the 14th-seeded Terriers 74-66.
Earlier in the day in Denver, 13th-seed Morehead State beat No. 4-seed Louisville and 12th-seeded Richmond upset fifth-seeded Vanderbilt.
Trailing 59-51, Wofford failed to score on three consecutive possessions with chances to cut into the lead. BYU's Charles Abouo then scored on a fastbreak layup, added two free throws and another layup, stretching the Cougars lead to 65-51. Wofford's Brad Loesing then connected on a runner in the lane to end a streak of nine consecutive misses by the Terriers, but the damage was done.
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Richard Seward, 83 - August 08, 2007
Richard R. "Dick" Seward, 83, of Johnson Lake died Sunday, Aug. 5, 2007, at Good Samaritan Hospital in Kearney.
Services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church of Lexington with the Rev. Todd Karges officiating. Burial will take place at the Greenwood Cemetery at Lexington.
Seward was born on June 6, 1924, at Topeka, KS, to William and Nora (McCumber) Seward.
He was united in marriage to Louise McNown on July 7, 1945. To this union, five children were born—John, Rick, Randy, Brenda and Michelle.
Seward worked for Boeing Aircraft in Wichita, KS, and the City Bus and Goodyear Tire Company in Topeka. He spent 25 years at Quality Oil Company in Kearney and was the first to open a convenience store in Kearney, which offered the first car wash.
In 1971, he opened a convenience store south of Lexington with his son, Randy, called "Krazy Dick's."
In 1993, he was the first open heart patient at Good Samaritan Hospital and, after feeling better, became bored with being at home so he and his son opened up a bait shop, according to family members.
?He and his wife had celebrated 62 years of marriage in 2007, and most of those years were spent working side by side.
?Seward was a member of the Elk's and Eagles Clubs of Kearney.
?He was preceded in death by: his parents, William and Nora; sister, Virginia Paris.
Survivors include: his wife, Louise Seward of Johnson Lake; three sons—John (Virginia) Fleenor of Topeka, KS, Rick (Joyce) Seward of Ord, and Randy (Ruth) Seward of Johnson Lake; two daughters—Michelle (Paul) Shelton of Gilbert, AZ, and Brenda (Brad) Meineke of Omaha; a sister, Ina Mae Lynn of San Antonio, TX; 16 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.
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Gas prices falling in Erie area
Seven dollars -- it's enough to buy a child's ticket for a SeaWolves game or to drive away well-fed from your favorite fast food place.
And $7 is also how much you'll save today -- compared to this same date in 2012 -- when you fill your car with 15 gallons of gasoline.
Signs all over Erie today show gas selling for as little as $3.299. Mix in a few higher-price locations and the local average jumped to $3.31, according to the latest AAA Fuel Gauge report.
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