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LA QUINTA, Calif. - Pair some of the world's best golfers with a former president of the United States and its a tough task for any security team. It's exactly what the La Quinta police department prepares to handle at this week's Humana Challenge. "We will work closely with the secret service," said Lieutenant David Walton. "And whoever is going to help the Clinton's arrival and participation here."
Besides Mr. Clinton, the department keeps thousands of spectators safe. And this year, the tournament projects a 30% increase in attendance. "We've obviously up-ticked our patrol personnel and staff in order to mitigate any problems, because of a larger crowd."
The La Quinta police department teams up with volunteers and Bower security to keep an eye on people around the golf course. The nature of the venue makes it more challenging than other sporting events. "It's completely wide open, we have residents who live right on the golf course, who can go in and out with items," said Ron Ayala, the vice president of Bower security.
To limit the items being brought in, PGA announced a new bag policy this year. It allows smaller bags and clear ones, while prohibiting backpacks, large purses and folding chair bags. "It is for everyone's safety,' said Ayala. "It is for the safety of the guest, the spectators, the participants and the staff."
Guards will provide clear bags to people who don't know about the rule change. Most of them approve of the increase in safety measures. "I mean security," said Susana Lyon. "Everyone wants to be secure wherever they go. So, I think it's a great idea."
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Adam Yauch, the gravelly voiced Beastie Boys rapper and the most conscientious member of the seminal hip-hop group, has died. He was 47.
Yauch's representatives confirmed that the rapper died on Friday morning in New York after a nearly three-year battle with cancer.
Also known as MCA, Yauch was diagnosed with a cancerous salivary gland in 2009. At the time, Yauch expressed hope it was "very treatable", but his illness caused the group to cancel shows and delayed the release of their 2011 album, Hot Sauce Committee, Pt. 2
He hadn't performed in public since 2009 and was absent when the Beastie Boys were inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame last month.
"Adam Yauch was a pioneer who broke ground with his music and introduced hip-hop to a wider audience," said Terry Stewart, president of the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.
The Brooklyn-born Yauch created the Beastie Boys with high school friend Michael "Mike D" Diamond. Originally conceived as a hardcore punk group, it became a hip-hop trio soon after Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz joined.
They released their chart-topping debut, Licensed to Ill, in 1986, a raucous album led by the anthem, (You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!).
Russell Simmons, whose Def Jam label released Licensed to Ill, said on his website: "Adam was incredibly sweet and the most sensitive artist, who I loved dearly. I was always inspired by his work."
In the seven studio albums that followed, the Beastie Boys expanded considerably and grew more musically ambitious. Their follow-up, 1989's Paul's Boutique, ended any suggestion that the group was a one-hit wonder.
Extensive in its sampling and sonically layered, the album was ranked the 156th greatest album ever by Rolling Stone magazine in 2003.
The Beastie Boys would later take up their own instruments - a rarity in hip-hop - on the album, Check Your Head, and subsequent releases.
Adam was incredibly sweet and the most sensitive artist, who I loved dearly. I was always inspired by his work.
The trio of white Jewish kids established themselves as one of the most respected groups in hip-hop at a time when white rappers were few.
Introducing the group at the Rock Hall, Public Enemy rapper Chuck D said the Beastie Boys "broke the mould".
"The Beastie Boys are indeed three bad brothers who made history," Chuck D said. "They brought a whole new look to rap and hip-hop. They proved that rap could come from any street - not just a few."
Yauch also went under the pseudonym, Nathanial Hornblower, when working as a filmmaker. He directed numerous videos for the group, as well as the 2006 concert film, Awesome; I F---in' Shot That!. He also co-founded the film distribution company Oscilloscope Laboratories, named after his New York studio.
Yauch is survived by his wife, Dechen Wangdu, and his daughter, Tenzin Losel Yauch.
Hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons, Lenny Kravitz, Slash and Justin Timberlake have expressed their heartfelt tribute.
Rappers will.i.am and Q-Tip, and rockers Travis Barker and Fred Durst were among the first stars to express their grief at the death of the rap icon, also known as MCA, and the messages of condolence have continued to pour in via Twitter.
On Twitter, a saddened Timberlake writes, "Crushed to hear the news of Adam Yauch's passing. A true pioneer of art. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones. RIPMCA".
Rocker Kravitz namechecked one of the band's early hits in his Twitter tribute, posting, "Rest in peace MCA. You are a legend. No sleep 'till Brooklyn", and Slash adds, "Sad day. MCA was f**king awesome. RIP man. We'll miss you very much."
Friend and cancer survivor Sheryl Crow tweets, "So sad to hear of Adam Yauch's death today. He was a remarkable human being, my boys and I will miss his gentle spirit and his love of life. Our loving thoughts are with his wife, daughter, parents and bandmates at this time".
Dance star Moby writes, "I'm very very sad to hear of adam yauch's passing. He was a wonderful, generous, remarkable, and inspiring man and friend", and Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan tweets: "Sad news about Adam Yauch's passing,a man of dignity + spiritual conviction. I always had great respect for him in times we met and talked".
Fellow artists Snoop Dogg, MC Hammer, Nathan Followill, DJ Samantha Ronson and Pete Wentz, and actors Ben Stiller, Mandy Moore and Milla Jovovich have also been tweeting their sympathies to Yauch's friends and family.

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The Canisius College synchronized swimming team has won every ECAC Championship (16-straight) since the event began in 1998. The Griffs will look to continue that streak this weekend when they travel to Boston, Mass. to defend their titles.
Canisius enters the meet one-week removed from sweeping every category against Wheaton, one of its primary competitors, last week.
The Griffs saw senior Svetlana Ponkratova take first in the solo routine, followed closely by sophomore Laura Schmidt who took second. It was more of the same in the duet as sophomore Laina Gray and senior Jessica Mancini took the top-spot with a score of 85.73.
In trios, the group of Gray, Schmidt and Mancini finished first, with the squad of Mancini and seniors Morgan Lebrecht and Deanna DeSimone taking second just two points behind. The Griffs then took the team routine as well to close out the meet.
Canisius hopes for the same results this weekend when they compete on March 1-2 at Boston University.


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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Sixteen outstanding North Carolina student-athletes have received the Three Dimensional Leader (3DL) Award, the highest honor presented to participants in the Carolina Leadership Academy. They were recognized Monday evening at academy's annual banquet.
Honorees for 2005-06, the second year in which the awards have been presented, are Lori Chalupny (women's soccer), Pablo Durana (men's cross country and track), Anna Evans (softball), Kendall Fletcher (women's soccer), Mikel Hester (gymnastics), Jonathan Hovis (baseball), Rhian Jenks (women's track & field), Jenna Long (women's tennis), Tanja Markovic (women's tennis), Stephen McElduff (men's lacrosse), Bryan Steed (baseball), Lindsay Tarpley (women's soccer), Dave Werry (men's lacrosse), Kacey White (women's soccer), Travis Wherry (men's fencing) and Patrick Woodruff (men's swimming and diving).
The 3DL Award is determined by the ratings given to captains and team leaders by their coaches and teammates using the Team Leadership Evaluation, which measures a leader's ability to be effective vocally and by example.
Also honored Monday evening were the winners of the Capstone Award, a first-year honor that goes to participants in the Carolina Leadership Academy's Rising Stars program who have produced the most outstanding Capstone Project. The Capstone Project is an opportunity for leadership action learning which serves as the culmination for the Rising Stars program, the intermediate level in the Leadership Academy's progression. The theme of this year's Capstone Project was Legendary Leaders, which required participants to interview UNC's all-time greatest student-athlete leaders and record the interviews in such a way to be able to share it with future Carolina leaders.
The 2005-06 Capstone Award recipients, all from the women's lacrosse team, are Amanda Barnes, Katie Brooks, Meg Freshwater, Jamie Hanssen, Christina Juras, Erica LaGrow, Becky Lillemoe and Julia Ryan.
Initiated by UNC director of athletics Dick Baddour in 2004, the Carolina Leadership Academy is a comprehensive program designed to develop, challenge, and support UNC student-athletes, coaches and staff in their quest to become world-class leaders. The CLA is co-directed by Jeff Janssen, a nationally-prominent expert on sports leadership, and John Blanchard, senior associate athletic director at UNC.


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We may remove an item from our Marketplaces at our discretion, for any reason and at any time without notice to you. We will not be held responsible for any loss that you may suffer as a result of your item being removed.
I don't really understand the reason for the "without notice" part.. Envato will send you a notice when they approve your file, but at any point can take it down without notice? Some authors have very large portfolio's with many items, so it would useful to let authors know which file went down and why – so they know for next time. If an authors file suddenly dissapears, they're going to think all sorts of things, like false DMCA take downs, site errors etc so it's going to create a lot of questions. Also if you're going to take down files for being outdated, why not allow the author a week to update the file at least.
But it's interesting that this was actioned shortly after some heated threads about files being soft-disabled without warning.. I guess Envato wants to have the power to take down files immediately if they suspect they're at risk legally for copyright issues, buggy software, false claims on the products etc, than to give authors the benefit of the doubt. I think that's basically what this clause is about, content here is more of a liability because Envato doesn't know for sure if they're own content is 100% legitimate, so this clause protects them to take down anything they want without reason – and the "without notice" part is there because sometimes they won't have a reason because they might not know for sure if the author is at fault or not, it's just easier to avoid any legal complications.
If there's any confusion, please re-read Collis' reply as all these concerns are addressed there.
In particular I would like to highlight:
Being able to pull an item off the marketplace quickly before notice goes out, or if it's not possible to send notice for some reason, is an important capacity for us to have, so we keep it in the terms. That doesn't mean we exercise it arbitrarily, or that we don't subsequently send notice to the author in some form. So I wouldn't want authors to be alarmed by this line!
this line has always been in the terms
This is nothing new and has nothing to do with any of the recent discussion on soft-disabled files. We will always strive to contact authors when a file is soft-disabled. Nothing has changed in that regard. Thanks!
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We may remove an item from our Marketplaces at our discretion, for any reason and at any time without notice to you. We will not be held responsible for any loss that you may suffer as a result of your item being removed.This new change in the clause doesn't seem to make sense, although it's interesting that it was actioned shortly after some heated threads about files being soft-disabled without warning.. well I guess we are all clear now where authors stand with Envato
don't forget about the thread that discuss influence of envato action (well errors actually) over authors income. Some authors asked for some sort of compensation so the second part of the quote above sums this up and close the circle.
thread: http://videohive.net/forums/thread/discussion-on-collateral-damage/130128
Thanx for clearing up the air!
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collis said
Hi folks!
First, a big congratulations to the team who've been working on these new terms and the rollout for quite some time and have put a tremendous amount of effort in to make them as good as they can possibly be. It's really quite an achievement I think how much clearer they are!
I noticed quite a few comments asking about the line in clause 27, and thought I should write a quick response:
Good to hear your voice Collis.This is a little off-topic but I think you should be a bit more active on the forums. I know you are super busy with other things but spending just 15-20min a day just responding to threads would mean a lot to us
Yeah I always think that too! It's one of those things that I never seem to be able to find quite enough time for. I should block it out in my calendar!!
KingDog said
We will always strive to contact authors when a file is soft-disabled. Nothing has changed in that regard. Thanks!
Ok the only part in the terms which I can find which talks about disabling items is the following:
If we decide that an item of yours does not comply with an applicable law or any of our rules or guidelines, including the Marketplaces Terms and these Author Terms, we can at our discretion disable the item or your membership.
This does not mention anything about authors being notified, only that you have personally mentioned that's what Envato does. But when it comes to legal terms and what authors can expect, we need to see it in the actual terms.
The fact that some people have had files disabled without warning, or for unfair reasons (which were discussed in detail in another thread) just means authors can't rest assured that when their item is uploaded it will stay there, in the other words, because the terms does not outline the notification procedure when items are disabled, then we don't have any security that our files and sales are secure – since our items can be disabled without prior warning regardless if the author was truly at fault or not.
Since many of us, myself included have had files unnecessarily disabled, what we were hoping for was to be notified before, not after having a file disabled. And when an item is disabled, it appears to be gone from the site, as if it had been deleted ie buyers see a blank error page – so it's similar to the other clause where Envato can delete an item without notice.. because a notice being received once the file is offline, is too late – the damage is done. What security do we have as authors, incase we haven't broken any rules and our file was disabled for unfair reasons? And why is there no procedure to be notified prior to being disabled so that we could give our feedback first in case we are not actually at fault?
Coffeecream said
I totally agree. Same thing with unfair rating. Authors have absolutely no chance to defend themselves. Few weeks ago I got one star from a buyer who could not install HTML theme as WORDPRESS. He could give me as well one star because this theme is not a camel! When I asked Envato to remove it because it's obviously wrong, they told me "Sorry, we can not do this because he didn't break any rule". Seriously? I can not comment it anywhere, I can not contact the buyer and the rating comments are not public, so other buyers can't see why he gave me 1 star. Because of one genius the sale is going down, but who cares, right? So when Envato is going to start protecting the authors?
+1 and Totally agree with you on this.
You know what, my english is so poor, and I don't get what the difference between the past terms and the newest one.


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It was February, 1938, and I was on a train headed back to Ohio from a sightseeing vacation in St Petersburg, Fla. Somewhere along the way, maybe in Georgia, a young lady boarded the train. All the seats in the coach were taken, either by two people seated together, or by a single passenger hoping to occupy both seats. The new passenger asked if the empty seat next to mine was saved and when I said it wasn't, that was enough to start a conversaton.
She said her name was Dixie and she was on her way to visit an aunt living in Akron. Dixie had never been that far north before and I was on my way back from my first time "down south." That gave us plenty to talk about. I told her about seeing pelicans up close, orange groves, palm trees and lots of sand everywhere.
Dixie said she was looking forward with great anticipation to seeing two things. One was an escalator, which at the time was still a new invention, even in Ohio. Her aunt planned to take Dixie shopping in a large department store where she could actually, for the first time, ride an escalator. The other was something that puzzled and fascinated her: a basement. She asked many questions about basements and that was the first time I realized that some homes had a basement and others did not.
In Ohio, land is expensive, houses are built close together, and winter temperatures can go as low as 15 degrees below zero. A century ago, all homes were heated with coal. That required a huge furnace and an even larger coalbin to store as much as 5 to 7 tons of coal. Heated air rises and is circulated by gravity. The best place to put a furnace was in a basement.
Warmer weather in southern states reduces the need for a furnace. Excavating a basement there is expensive, because the soil is just a shallow covering over solid rock. In Florida, the water table is close to the surface and a basement will fill with water quickly.
When the TV news shows homes destroyed by tornados, they never show any basements. That's because there aren't any, and houses built without an underground foundation are more likely to be blown away by strong winds. The movie about the Wizard of Oz shows Dorothy's family entering an underground shelter called a storm cellar.
Some farmers would excavate a kind of cave in the side of a nearby hill and use it to store potatoes, carrots, turnips, and other items for use during winter months. That was known as a root cellar. I remember seeing houses that had a small area under the house excavated to be used as a root cellar. Entrance was by means of outdoor steps covered by a slanted barn door. There is an old song that includes these words, "Shout down my rain barrel, slide down my cellar door, and we'll be jolly friends, forevermore."
I wonder how many people know that a concrete basement floor is poured inside the foundation walls? The foundation actually extends below the floor. A few years after my wife and I moved into our new home, I was awakened from a sound sleep by a noise coming from our basement. It was raining like I had never heard it rain before and when I went down to see what was going on, I saw water gushing up from the broken basement floor. Insurance covered the cost of a new floor.
In another rainstorm, a family living on our street heard something thumping under their living room floor. It was their freezer floating in the basement full of water. Rainwater was flooding from their driveway into the basement windows.
My parents had a small porch and a pantry added on to the back of their house. The space under that addition, had one small window, and a dirt floor two steps above the basement floor. It was closed off with a wooden door and we called it our fruit bin. Mom and Dad used it to store a winter's worth of potatoes, carrots, apples, canned goods and even our homemade root beer.
Some apartment houses have apartments partly below ground level. I wonder if they have a separate space for heating and storage? Many homeowners fix up their basements to serve as a recreation room or family room. During the Great Depression, some women would install a beauty shop in their basement. A man in Maple Heights had a full size barbershop in his basement. He charged less than other barbers, and I was one of his many regular customers.
I wonder if houses in all other parts of the world have basements? What about Europe? Houses there can be very old. Or China, Australia or Hawaii? Here in Ohio, we have lots of ranch style houses. How many of them have basements?
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Christina Aguilera
Christina Aguilera and her son Max are inseparable and often accompanies Christina on her daily work routine. Christina Aguilera's popularity has continued to increase as she expands both in the music world as well as a mother. Stay tuned Christina photos
Tossing a newsboy cap on her growing baby boy, Christina Aguilera and Jordan Bratman took their son Max Liron along for a trip to Fred Segal in West Hollywood on Saturday evening (January 31).
While the day turned to night as the happy family shopped away, Christina finally emerged with Max in her arms while Jordan followed behind, toting his "Genie In a Bottle" singing wife's purse and purchases.
Wrapping up her weekend with a romantic dinner date, Christina Aguilera was spotted with her husband Jordan Bratman at Osteria Mozza last night (January 25).
The "Ain't No Other Man" songstress looked to be enjoying some time away from her motherly duties, looking cozy in a grey cardigan and knit hat.
She's been settling into her newfound motherhood for a year now, and this past Saturday (January 17) Christina Aguilera threw an amazing birthday party for her 1-year-old son Max.
The little tike, who turned 1 on January 12th, was treated to his very own "Where the Wild Things Are" themed shindig at his Beverly Hills home.
Taking her cues from fellow celebrities Christina Aguilera and Kim Kardashian, Jessica Alba emerged with a brand new 'do earlier today (January 7).
The "Dark Angel" cutie showed off her new bangs along with a funky ensemble including a pair of white sunglasses, yellow scarf, grey cardigan, and jeans.
Taking a night off from looking after their son Max, Christina Aguilera and Jordan Bratman enjoyed a romantic dinner date in Los Angeles on Sunday evening (January 4).
With Christina dressed casually in a plaid flannel buttondown top with a green beanie, the cute together dropped into one of their favorite spots, Osteria Mozza (the place Christina celebrated her 'Clockwork Orange' birthday last November).
Joining the rest of America in some last-minute holiday shopping, Christina Aguilera was spotted out and about in Beverly Hills yesterday along with her husband Jordan Bratman.
The "Ain't No Other Man" songstress and her hubby both carried cups of Starbucks coffee, apparently needing a recharge after stimulating the local economy with their holiday buys.
While she was out hopping from one party to the next, burglars were busy pilfering socialite Paris Hilton's belongings right from out of her house on Thursday night (December 18).
Accompanied by her BFF Brittany Flickinger, the former "Simple Life" starlet was out last evening at Christina Aguilera's birthday dinner at Osteria Mozza before shuffling over to Bar Deluxe for a late night party.
Turning 28 years old never looked so good, and last night Christina Aguilera had some help celebrating a "Clockwork Orange" themed birthday from a few fellow Hollywood A-listers.
The "Ain't No Other Man" songstress was joined by the likes of Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie, Joel and Benji Madden, and her husband Jordan Bratman as she converged on Osteria Mozza restaurant for a delicious dinner.
Even our favorite celebrities have to brave the holiday shopping crowds to fulfill the wish lists of their friends and families. And yesterday Christina Aguilera was spotted purchasing a few items on a family shopping trip.
The "Keeps Getting Better" songstress was joined by her husband Jordan Bratman and son Max as she arrived at a West Hollywood book and gift store.
Fresh off of the launch of her new fragrance "Inspire," Christina Aguilera and her husband Jason Bratman were spotted wandering about Los Angeles on Saturday night (December 6).
Enjoying quality time together, the pop diva and her music marketer hubby paid a visit to a nearby restaurant before being spotted leaving through the take-out entrance awhile later.
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David asks:
In Windows XP, changing file type icons was possible in a couple of ways; unfortunately it is not the same for Window 7. I have found comments using the registry but would rather not go down that path. If you can assist, I would appreciate the help.
David, the only solutions I found that didn't involve registry hacks, required third party software. The File Types Manager from Nirsoft, seemed the best and easiest to use. I tried it here, and within minutes, I'd changed the icons for all the mp3 files in my work computer (all three of them). You'll find the download link at the bottom of the page on the Nirsoft website. Once you've completed the download, unzip the folder and double click on the File Types Manager application file. This will open the File Types Manager window seen below.
If you have a particular file type in mind that you'd like to change, you can search for it by holding the Ctrl key and hitting the F key (Ctrl+F). This will bring up the search dialog box. Type the file extension into the box and hit the Enter key. Here, .mp3 files were chosen.
At that point, you can either select the file you want to change and right click, to bring up the context menu and choose Edit Selected File Type, or hit the F2 key.
Either method will bring up the Edit File Type dialog box. Click the button to the right of the Default Icon: field to find an icon.
From there, you can either choose from the Windows Change Icon Gallery, or hit the Browse button to add a custom icon.
If you decide to create a custom icon, the three file types that File Types Manager accepts are, .dll, .exe, or .ico. I took the easy route and selected the musical note from the Windows Gallery. If a custom icon is what you want, detailed information on finding and selecting them can be found here.
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My PSD got rejected. Can you please let me know of any problems you might see? Do you suggest I fine-tune and resubmit or start over with something new?
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Wow, no one posted any suggestions
Shoud this tell me that my theme was so bad, there is nothing to suggest?
People have probably just been busy. I know I've been very busy the last couple days.
First, you should know that the PSD category has higher design standards than the other categories. So try to keep that in mind.
A few things I noticed:
1. line height on your body text needs adjustment 2. your headlines are competing. You should have one headline that is the largest, everything else needs to be smaller. 3. Your element spacing needs improvement (in the footer for example) 4. You might want to make the body text a lighter color than the headlines to make things easier to read and create better eye flow.
So there are a few things. Your design is pretty basic which, with further refinement and changes, might make it in the site templates category but won't be enough for the PSD category. You'll really need to spruce things up, add some unique ideas, etc.
I hope this helps!
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(OCALA, Fla.) April 1, 2010 — Two special art exhibitions will open on Saturday, April 17, at the Appleton Museum of Art of College of Central Florida: "American Masters From A Private Collection" and "Florida Journeys: African-American Artists From The Sunshine State."
Admission is $6 for adults; $4 for seniors 55 or better and students 19 and over; $3 for youths ages 10-18; and free for members, CF students, children age 9 and under, and active military personnel and their immediate families. The museum is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, noon to 5 p.m. on Sundays and closed on Mondays.
Supported in part by the Jenkins Auto Group, "American Masters From A Private Collection" will illustrate important American art movements ranging from the 19th century Hudson River School to the early 20th century modernism. Presented in the second floor gallery, the exhibition will feature 20 works by noted American artists Thomas Cole, George Inness, Alfred Maurer, Jane Peterson, Thomas B. Pope, Anthony Thieme and others.
Also opening on April 17 will be "Florida Journeys: African-American Artists From The Sunshine State." This Balcony Gallery exhibition will showcase nearly 40 works by Florida-based African-American artists from the 20th century to the present such as Kenneth Falana, Valerie Goodwin, Mary Proctor, O.L. Samuels, Harris Wiltsher and Purvis Young. This exhibition of Florida artists will complement the Appleton's larger temporary exhibition in the Edith Marie Special Exhibition Gallery: "Southern Journeys: African-American Artists of the South." In this exhibition are 55 paintings, sculptures and works on paper by African-American artists from the 1940s to today who have chronicled the history of southern culture in their art. Among the featured artists are Romare Bearden, Elizabeth Catlett and Jacob Lawrence. "Southern Journeys" is a program of exhibitions USA, a national division of Mid-America Arts Alliance and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Guests are also invited to visit all the Appleton Museum's art galleries and view the extensive collections of world-class European, American and Contemporary art, plus African, Asian and pre-Columbian artifacts and antiquities.
A 12-month membership is also available for $25 for seniors 55 and over, $30 for adults 18 and over, $40 for two seniors over age 55, $50 for a family of two adults and any children under age 18, and $15 for all college students and current or retired educators. Owned and operated by College of Central Florida, the Appleton Museum of Art is located at 4333 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, just east of downtown on SR40 (exit 352 east off I-75 or exit 268 west off I-95). For more information call the Appleton Museum of Art at 352-291-4455 or visit www.AppletonMuseum.org.
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CINCINNATI - The University of Cincinnati department of athletics has partnered with IMG and CBS Interactive to launch a new GoBEARCATS.com today.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ---- The UAB football team will hold open tryouts on Tuesday, Feb. 25 at 7 a.m. CT. The tryouts will be held on campus at the UAB football practice fields.
All participants must be full time students at UAB, must have a physical within the last six months, must have sickle cell test results and proof of insurance. Proof of such information must be provided before you can participate in the tryout.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — If you're looking for a gift that will please the veteran stargazer or an astro-novice on your shopping list this holiday season, a member of the physics faculty at Wittenberg University has done the homework for you. Dan Fleisch, assistant professor of physics, suggests if someone on your Christmas list has been bitten by the astronomy bug, a universe of gift ideas is now at your disposal along with dozens of sure-to-please presents at your local bookstore or online bookseller.
Before reaching for the credit card, Fleisch warns buyers to leave some items on the shelves, however.
"First and foremost, be careful not to confuse astronomy with astrology, " Fleisch said. "If you're perusing a book or magazine in which words like horoscope, planetary houses, aspects, and the signs of the zodiac are prominently featured, that item would make a very bad gift for someone interested in the science of astronomy."
Other things to avoid: any book proclaiming that the "face" on Mars was built by an advanced Martian civilization, or that Einstein and other established scientific knowledge is all wrong, or that the Apollo moon landings were a giant hoax. "While good science is always open to new ideas, the utter lack of logical thought in these tomes reminds us that some authors are apparently more interested in selling books than in enlightening readers," Fleisch explained.
Fleisch added that shoppers should have no trouble avoiding bad astronomy reading material because in this field, excellent writing abounds. For astronomy buffs at almost any level, a subscription to either Sky and Telescope or Astronomy magazine will be glad tidings that last well beyond the holiday season. Both of these magazines offer well-written articles, updates on current space missions, sky charts, equipment reviews and dozens of beautiful astronomical images at a cost of only around $40 for a 12-issue subscription.
For most new skywatchers, learning the constellations is both enjoyable and helpful in locating celestial happenings. The International Astronomical Union designates 88 official constellations, about 20 of which are visible from one location at any instant. For help in learning these constellations, Fleisch recommends The Stars by H.A. Rey ($11.95 from Houghton-Mifflin). This book is notable because Rey connects the dots of each constellation's stars in a way that actually make them look like their namesakes.
"So in Gemini, the Twins, a featureless inverted 'U' shape in traditional renderings becomes two charming stick figures holding hands as they saunter across the winter sky," Fleisch explained. "Rey brings the same common-sense approach to all the constellations, and when I trace shapes in the night sky with my astronomy students, his patterns guide our fingers."
If someone you know is in a hurry to learn the sky, Stikky Night Skies ($12 from Laurence Holt Publishing) promises to teach its readers to recognize six constellations, four stars, one planet and a galaxy in one hour. Relying on pattern-recognition rather than deep understanding, this is certainly the quickest route to gaining familiarity with the major signposts on the celestial sphere. "If Nightwatch and The Stars are the Discovery Channel, then Stikky Night Skies is MTV," Fleisch noted.
For those with interest in all things planetary, a special edition of Scientific American called "New Light on the Solar System"is on newsstands right now for $5.95. Eleven brief, clearly written articles explain the very latest results of Earth-based and spacecraft exploration of the solar system with plenty of references to related books as well as original research papers.
The end of 2003 has also seen the publication of several spectacular astronomical picture-books. Fleisch's personal favorite is Beyond by Michael Benson. As its name implies, Beyond ($55 from Harry Abrams Publisher) is a compilation of images taken by spacecraft which have journeyed far beyond the Earthly horizon.
"Benson has created a visually stunning answer to the question of why we explore space and as if eye candy needs icing, several thoughtful essays by Benson, Arthur C. Clarke, and Lawrence Weschler are included," Fleisch said.
If you'd like to learn more about the best gifts to give solar-loving people, you can visit Fleisch's Web site at:userpages.wittenberg.edu/dfleisch/
As you make your way to the bookstore or surf the Net for such gifts, consider these words of wisdom from Fleisch, "When you give a gift whose dimensions cover the entire universe, how can you go wrong?"


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April 26, 2012
ATHENS, Ga. --- Five members of the University of Georgia men's tennis team were recognized on the All-SEC teams released by the conference on Thursday, including two players each on the first and second teams and one earning All-Freshman honors.
Senior Wil Spencer and junior KU Singh received first team All-SEC honors while seniors Sadio Doumbia and Ignacio Taboada were named to the second team. Additionally, four-time SEC Freshman of the Week Nathan Pasha was named to the seven-player All-Freshman squad.
Spencer is now a two-time first team selection with a 2012 record of 29-11 including a team-best 19 wins over ranked opponents. He went 6-5 in SEC play for the Bulldogs, playing predominantly at the No. 1 spot in dual matches while attaining an ITA singles ranking as high as No. 3 on the year. His defining moment of 2012 came in Georgia's dual match vs. Florida in Gainesville on March 4, when the senior rallied from down 5-1 in the third set with the team match locked at 3-3, rattling off six straight games to take the set and the match for Georgia. He also clinched the Bulldogs' SEC semifinal victory over Mississippi State last week, defeating MSU's 10th-ranked Artem Ilyushin in three sets after dropping the first.
Singh receives his first conference honor after joining the Bulldogs this January and going 22-4 in singles and 19-3 in dual matches, including an 8-3 SEC mark. Singh – who currently owns a career-best ITA ranking of No. 23 – was 11-2 playing at the No. 2 spot for Georgia and logged seven wins over ranked foes, highlighted by his victory over 12th-ranked Chase Buchanan of Ohio State in UGA's upset of the Buckeyes earlier this season. Singh is currently riding an overall winning streak of six matches.
Doumbia received the second straight second team All-SEC honor of his career after posting a 2012 record of 30-14. He is 13-7 in dual matches and 5-5 in SEC play, registering a total of nine wins over ranked opponents. Ranked as high as No. 10 in singles this season, he has clinched five matches for Georgia on the year, including the victory over then-No. 2 Ohio State in Athens.
Taboada picked up the first All-SEC award of his career, coming off a weekend in which he clinched Georgia's 34th SEC title with a win at No. 4 singles vs. Kentucky. In 2012 he has gone 32-10 overall in singles including 21-5 in dual match play and 9-2 in the SEC, with 11 ranked wins. He has reached high as No. 26 in the ITA singles poll, and has clinched five matches in 2012. In doubles he has gone a perfect 10-0 when playing with Pasha.
Pasha – the winner of four SEC weekly awards this season – has posted an overall record of 31-8 on his way to a place on the All-Freshman team. He is a staggering 20-2 in dual matches including 9-1 in SEC play, posting a 10-match winning streak earlier this season. He has clinched five matches on the season, including two in the ITA National Indoors and one in the SEC Tournament. In doubles he is undefeated with Taboada with a current No. 40 ranking.
The NCAA will announce the field of 64 and the 16 host sites for first and second round action of the NCAA Championships on Tues., May 1. The men's draw will be announced at 5:30 p.m., just following the women's, in a live stream on NCAA.com. Singles and doubles draws come out the follow day.
2012 SEC Awards:
Coach of the Year: Dennis Emery, Kentucky
Player of the Year: Eric Quigley, Kentucky
Freshman of the Year: Nik Scholtz, Ole Miss
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Charlie Jones, Vanderbilt
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Hotellet hadde fint utendørs svømmebasseng og flott beliggenhet ned mot stranden. Grei parkeribg rett utenfor inngangen. Hotellet har bra standard, men er stort og virket upersonlig.
It was a clean hotel. For a resort hotel, not much to do. Little activity you had to do, they charge you a high rate for things like playing pool or ping pong or bowling and the equipment is old and used. Dinners were ok, a lot of the same food, no beverages are included, not even water ??? they charge you 7$ for a can of coke or tea, its a rip off and scam, they basically try to nickel and dime you.
Excellent location with marvelous sea view. Spa is quite luxuries and new. The sea is one of the best in Aegean sea with its crystal clear waters especially when it's smooth. The hotel charges extra fee for the Spa, which is not a common application in Turkey, especially while you are paying a reasonable price for the room. They also charge for all the drinks at dinner including the soft drinks. We tried to play tennis; we had our own rackets and only requested balls, where the hotel informed that they will charge EUR 10 to use 3 balls for 1 hour. The indoor pool area has a quite poor decoration and quite noisy.
Everything was perfect.
extra charge for swimming pool & sauna
Excellent Spa, nice room, free Internet access Beach was not clean, it deserves more attention
clean, and staff were especially friendly and helpful
The beach and the sea was perfect. Rooms are clean and they offer king king size bed. Also the breakfast open buffet was delicious. The parking are is too limited. We have to wait 10 -15 min to get the car
The hotel, as well as the staff were outstanding and offerred excellent value for money.
Yes, my room was in a corner after a door that seems a kitchen cousine. Moreover, I think that it is not acceptable for a 5 stars hotel to have rooms in a floor without elevator and with stairs until reach it.
nice room, nice view, professional staff.
Brand new hotel with a very good location and a very large and luxuries Spa. The breakfast can be a bit crowded in the morning; you may have some trouble if you want to find a quite place to eat.
Everything! We all wanted to stay for the whole holidays. Barely anything!
The location was really good and the price I paid through booking.com was reasonable. The buffet was also quite good, although the services at the table was really poor. The staff does not speak english, which is unconceivable for a "5-star" hotel. The room are not tied up properly. We had to pay at our arrival at the hotel. We had a boy coming at 10:30am in the sunday morning to check what he had drink out of the mini-bar. There are only two elevators and you often have to walk for ages before getting to your room. There was human shit in the changing room of the indoor pool which will probably remain the "best" memory of my stay at Altin Yunus. The general design of the hotel could also be improved. Many things to improve, I would not have pay more for such a joke.
beach, strong breeze even on the hottest days along with clean sea. The rooms have great view of the sea and the marina. Wide variety of food for breakfast and supper.
Very relaxing and pleasant week Tried to email the hotel on two ocassions to enquire about taxi colection from Izmir airport but no response
Two days at the hotel represent the worst time we spent in two weeks in the beautiful Turkey. Bad rooms, bad management (only interested to sell room without no one interest to the quality of the stay). Keep away from it!!!
First we were given a smoking twin, after specifically asking for non-smoking double. After a huge fuss, they swapped us to exactly what we asked for. It is tiring to have such poor service - I would grade the hotel as 3 stars.
Food is good. Security in the hotel is very poor, you enter the hotel and go up the room without encountering any security. On top they charge even the bottle of water in the dinners which does not fit with the reputation of the hotel. The beach is not so good and you have to walk to another location to go to the bach of the hotel. I recommend you to stay in a chain hotel by the beach in Cesme.
Location is very good (the beach is nearby) and the seaside view rooms offer a very pleasant panorama. Hotel rooms are very small. Really, not a 5 star hotel room! Moreover, even we had a hb booking we had to pay for all the drinks we had (and not from the minibar). Even for a bottle of water. Not to mention Efes beer. 5 euro for a can of beer?!? We have never stayed in a 5 star hotel with so small rooms and having to pay even for a bottle of water with hb reservation.
Awesome thermal spa!
Friendly staff, English speaking, always ready to assist and help. Very clean place with nice interior design and 2 perfect swimming pools. Not enough places on the beach; too small beach for such a hotel.
I liked the facilities, especially the swimming pools.
This is a hotel to go back to. The staff is very friendly and helpfull. A better WiFi reception in the rooms.
Staff were very helpful, very clean, excellent breakfast and dinner buffet - glad I stayed there.
The pool was good and clean .. Decoration was interesting .. The Stuff especially Reception was very rude..
The fact that this is a very modern hotel, as far as its design is concerned. There is a difficulty with the communication, as the staff doesn't really speak english! Also, the hotel isn't soundproof at all! You can hear almost everything from the lobby to the third floor, (where my room was).
Modern design, friendly staff not at the reception, pool, beach, people in town, cute village Snobbish staff at the reception, small rooms for 5 stars hotel except semi suites or suites, speeding shuttle drivers and shuttle in a very poor condition, not adequate hotel rating - more a weak 4 star hotel, high prices (mini bar, bar etc) in comparison to the region and service at the hotel. Very dirty floors in some rooms.
The hotel has a nice swimming pool and a free access to a beach nearby (Aya Yorgi). Good breakfast buffet. I got a room on the ground floor near the lift, it was really noisy and not very pleasant. I asked to change the room but it was not possible. The cleanliness of the room was not good (small flies in the room, dirty curtains...)
It's a beautifully designed property with kind staff and excellent facilities. Excellent turkish breakfast served in a lovely setting. The only problem perhaps the location. In the area that is still under development and therefore not really atractive from the aesthetical point of view.
very clean, classy, modern, stylized hotel. Turkish Baths in the Spa were definitely the best part of our experience. This is more of a spa hotel for locals I think. The breakfast is huge. We wanted to travel and enjoy the beach. The hotel is set up more for people who want to do spa things and not leave the vacinity. I would recommend this to people taking a different kind of trip than us The prices of this hotel and almost everything in Cesme were extremely inflated compared to Efes, Istanbul and Bodrum. The beach shuttle only takes you to a specific beach club, not a real beach and its very expensive. The hotel also felt like a ghost town and seemed like noone else was in it. This hotel was very nice but maybe too nice for what we needed. And we paid for it.
Nice building, comfortable room at the end (we had to change it, because we got average room instead of Superior at the beginning, but than they gave us Junior Suite instead) and beautiful view, nice hotel stuff. Although the stuff was very nice, better knowledge of foreign languages would be welcome.
The view to the Marina and the swimming pool are excelent
general atmosphere of the hotel, location and hospitality
this was our second stay at the hotel and we were not disapointed. the staff at the hotel is very friendly and helpfull. every room has wonderfull seaview. animation team is very nice, our child was very happy at mini-disco. location is perfect if you travel by car. the beach is good for children- sandy and the sea is not very deep so that children can play in the water. we liked Babaylon and I have no douts that we'll come here again.
The breakfast and dinner buffets offered a great selection of food. The view of the sea was excellent and the environment was very conducive for a getaway from the busyness of city life. Hotel staff were polite and helpful. For the same price, I was served different portions of drinks in the restaurant (coke came once in a glass and once in a can). This felt a little inconsistent. In addition, mini bar prices in the room were not updated and I was charged different compared to what was stated on the list when I checked out. The staff explained to me that the list I had in the room reflected the old rate.
The staff were exellent/ the veiws from the hotel./ & the food was very good. Nothing wrong with hotel.
friendliness and courteousness of staff no tea or coffee making facilities in room...also the extortionate fee charged for transfer to and from airport...130 EUROS
The service quality of the hotel can only be seen when there are limited number of customers in low season. Without any loss, we got excellent service eventhough there are a few people in the hotel. Food was delicious, excellent nature right across Island Chios... You may have a real fishing village experience in Ciftlik Village in a walking distance... Nothing is bad.. We enjoyed a lot... Definitely recommended for nature lovers for a peaceful holiday..
we found it very relaxing we got no free water and the tap water was not drinkable
Perfectly located above a bay just outside of Cesme with a beatutiful private beach on the Aegean. The hotel has a nice mix of local (Turkish) and foreign guests.
The big swimming pool, very useful in case of windy days.
Nice view. Bar was expensive and had limited choice.
Big and nice corner room. Wonderful view on seaside. Nice blue flag sandy beach. Good dinner. Reseption staff is kind and helpfull. Staff on restaurant is not kind.


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I am confused. A high percent of Iranians live on farms. I assume that includes women. This ridiculous ban is simply another manifestation of allowing males to make decisions concerning the lives of females. I guess Todd Akin would fit neatly into Iranian society.


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As Tim states, "It is an honor and a privilege to serve the people that I have grown-up knowing all my life. I find it very rewarding to be able to help families through a very difficult time in their lives".
Lori Pekol was also born and raised in Neillsville, the daughter of Nancy Hubing-Regner and the late Adrian Hubing. Lori graduated from Neillsville High School in 1985 and married Daniel Pekol, a civil engineer with a local bridge building company. They have four children, Jennifer, Joshua, Jayme and Julianne.
Lori's career with the Gesche Funeral Home began in August of 2000. She serves families in many capacities, including Administrative Assistant, Pre-Arrangement Specialist, and Funeral Assistant. Lori is licensed with the state of Wisconsin as a Life Insurance Agent, and she also has the Wisconsin Funeral Director's Examining Board Certification.
As Lori states, "I love working with the families of Neillsville and have found my job to be much more rewarding than I ever could have imagined".
Lowell R. Gesche was born in Elmwood, Wisconsin, to Elmer and Louise Gesche. After graduating from Elmwood Area High School, he attended UW-River Falls for two years, then the Wisconsin Institute of Mortuary Science in Milwaukee for twelve months, obtaining a license in Embalming and as a Funeral Director for the State of Wisconsin and the National Board of Funeral Directors.
Lowell came to Neillsville in September of 1963 and was employed at the Georgas Funeral Home (Elmer and Edna Georgas), until purchasing the Funeral Home in 1975.
Lowell and his former wife, Janet (Skibinski) have three wonderful daughters, Julie, Lisa and Susan and four beautiful grandchildren, Alexandra, Madison, Devin and Carson.
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HE IS still yet to win out of restricted grade, but trainer David Hayes has refused to shut the door on a Cox Plate or a Melbourne Cup start for Largo Lad.
Hayes yesterday paid up for the four-year-old to join stablemate Guillotine in Saturday's group 1 Yalumba Stakes with a view to Largo Lad progressing to either the Cox Plate or Moonee Valley Cup in two weeks.
"If he was to win or go very close in the Yalumba, that should be enough to get him a run in the Cox Plate, but if not, he can go to the Moonee Valley Cup and use that race on his way to the Melbourne Cup," Hayes said.
Largo Lad, who has won only three restricted races but has been luckless in several group races, was to contest the group 3 David Jones Handicap (2000 metres) on October 18 but Hayes said a win in that race would not advance his Cox Plate credentials, so he decided to throw him into the deep end in the Yalumba Stakes.
The Yalumba will not be a vintage field as only eight horses will run for the $400,000 prizemoney and only three Pompeii Ruler, Sirmione and Casual Pass are group 1 weight-for-age winners.
Largo Lad is not qualified for a Melbourne Cup start, but if he wins the Yalumba he will go straight to the Cox Plate, where victory will give him a ballot-free run into the Melbourne Cup.
The four-year-old showed he was nearing his best form when he defied the pattern at Flemington last Saturday by making late ground to finish second in the 1720-metre handicap.
Hayes said he rated Largo Lad and Guillotine genuine chances of winning his first Yalumba Stakes. Hayes' late father Colin last won the race for Lindsay Park in 1989 with eventual Cox Plate winner Almaarad.
Damien Oliver takes the reins on the Bart Cummings-trained Sirmione in the Yalumba, taking over from Peter Mertens, who rode him to group 1 victories in last spring's Mackinnon Stakes and the Australian Cup in the autumn.
Like Largo Lad, Sirmione is likely to progress to the Melbourne Cup through the Cox Plate.
As the Yalumba winner is exempt from the Caulfield Cup ballot, the connections of last year's Caulfield Cup runner-up, Douro Valley, and this year's Brisbane Cup winner, Viewed, are especially hopeful of a Yalumba win.
Both horses are equal 17th in order with three other horses to gain a run in the field of 18 plus emergencies. Both gallopers are likely to be pushed further down the list as the winner of Saturday's Winning Edge Presentation Stakes also gains a ballot-free run into the Caulfield Cup.
Missing from the Yalumba acceptances was last year's winner Maldivian, who will be reserved for the race that made him a household name 12 months ago.
Trainer Mark Kavanagh said he decided Maldivian would go straight into the Caulfield Cup and would have a gear change for the race.
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Fresh insight from US magazine shows that pared-down management structure and tight feedback loops make Steve Jobs's thinking permeate the corporation.
An extraordinary picture of life within Apple, in which Steve Jobs is trying to create a "university" to teach incomers how the business makes decisions, keeps a "top 100" coterie who are told key decisions ahead of time and bawls out entire teams for failures emerges from an article published in Fortune this week.
The article (which is not yet online) indicates that Apple is driven by Jobs's personality: "the creative process at Apple is one of constantly preparing someone – be it one's boss, boss's boss, or oneself – for a presentation to Jobs," writes Adam Lashinsky, who calls him "a corporate dictator who makes every critical decision – and oddles of seemingly noncritical calls too".
One key element of the company that had not previously been disclosed is the existence of a "Top 100", not necessarily based on seniority, who gather every year for a three-day session at a sequestered location – one without a golf course, at Jobs's insistence. Attendees are discouraged from marking the dates on their calendar or discussing it. They get to see super-secret new products before anyone else; the iPod, unveiled ten years ago, was first shown off at one such meet.
But Apple also runs an extremely tight ship, with tiny product groups; just two engineers were given the task of writing the code to convert the Safari browser to run on the iPad, a task that on its face seems like a huge undertaking that other companies such as Microsoft or Google might have devoted dozens of people to.
Jobs's reputation as a manager who takes no prisoners is reinforced with an anecdote from the time in 2008 when the relaunched MobileMe cloud service had significant outages. Jobs called the MobileMe team together to the Town Hall Auditorium on the campus. "Can anyone tell me what MobileMe is meant to do?" Jobs began. On getting a response describing it, he replied: "So why the fuck doesn't it do that?" A 30-minute tirade followed – and a new person was put in overall charge of the group. (Many of the developers left the group soon afterwards.)
Despite being on medical leave from the company, Jobs personally took charge of Apple's response to "Locationgate", over the revelation that iPhones and iPads retained a file which could effectively track the owner's movements.
The article is presently only available as a paid download via the Fortune app on Apple's iTunes Store, or as an Amazon "single" costing 69 pence to be released on 10 May – though it will be published in full for free access online in time.
The thinking behind that paywalled-for-a-period strategy is worth examining: Dan Roth, managing editor of Fortune Digital, told Peter Kafka at AllThingsD that "We're trying to figure out the best way of releasing journalism online" – which means trying to monetise a high-interest story by keeping it paid-for over a limited period. Previously it couldn't do this, but now that it can offer the iPad app to print subscribers for free (following a deal made with Apple), it can.
"There was this feeling that we're sort of pissing off our subscribers," by publishing the magazine's best stories on the Web, often before paying customers got their hands on them, [Roth] says. "The problem was there wasn't anything we could have offered them before."
The article is fascinating, with in-depth analysis of Apple's working based on dozens of interviews. A teaser post ("6 things I never knew about Apple") from Philip Elmer-DeWitt on Friday led to a burst of interest that has seen the article being written about repeatedly, despite not being online.
Other information revealed in the article includes:
• Every Monday the executive team holds a meeting which reviews the entire business progress and products under development – in which 80% will be unchanged from the previous week
• Every Wednesday Jobs or Tim Cook, the chief operating officer, chairs a marketing and communications meeting
• Responsibility is taken seriously: Jobs tells anyone who becomes one of the 70-odd vice-presidents in the company that there is no acceptable excuse for not getting things done; he contrasts that with a janitor who might not be able to get access to a key to unlock a door for work.
• every executive action, product or project has a "DRI" – directly responsible individual – who carries the can (or laurels) for its outcome.
• only the chief financial officer is reponsible for costs and expenses that translate into profit and loss; Jobs reckons that Sony, for example, has too many divisions to create a viable iPod, iPad or iPhone competitor – a view paraphrased as "it's not synergy that makes [Apple] work, it's that we're a unified team."
• the "Jobs culture" extends through the company; everyone is meant to know what Jobs would think, so that they can do it without reference
• Jobs wants to institutionalise his way of running and driving the business, and to that end has created an "Apple university" inside the company – for which he hired an academic, Joel Podolny, from Yale Management School in 2008. Commenting on the details in the article, Horace Dediu noted: "Podolny has been building an understanding of how Apple is run. He's then been asked to codify this understanding into a curriculum that can be taught to Apple employees."
• Sometimes, the company spares no expense: it got the London Symphony Orchestra to record some samples used in its iMovie movie-making software; it sent a camera crew to Hawaii to film a wedding for a demo video, and then staged one in San Francisco using its own staff as guests, groom and wife
• Walt Mossberg, the veteran computer writer and reviewer at the Wall Street Journal, is referred to by Jobs as "our friend" who was "no longer writing good things about us" after the MobileMe debacle.
Comment: the question that many companies ask is: how could we get as profitable as Apple? How could we get as big as Apple? And how could we get as nimble as Apple (which has grown roughly 60% of its multi-billion-dollar revenues from two products, the iPhone and iPad, that it only started selling less than four years ago)?
It seems like the answer might be: structure yourself more like Apple. The problem with companies that grow bigger is that they lose the ability to move like a startup. Apple, it must be said, has probably undergone every incarnation a company can – startup, successful ingenue, mismanaged flop, basket case, imminent bankrupt, recovery prospect, surprise hit, behemoth. It might be that some sort of business Darwinism has been going on inside it. But in that case, it's even more useful for business people to know how it works – so they can reach the final point without dicing with the "bankrupt" stage.
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text: Grazing Historian John Bieter On The People, Land And Myths Of The Owyhee Canyonlands By Bob Kustra • Nov 25, 2016 Owyhee County is Idaho's second largest county and yet one of its least populated. Despite its emptiness, Owyhee County has a rich history, one that has been thoroughly explored and documented by today's guest, John Bieter. Lawsuit Targets Grazing In Sawtooth National Recreation Area By Associated Press • Oct 13, 2016 Daniel Rowe / Flickr A conservation group has filed a lawsuit contending the U.S. Forest Service is violating environmental laws by issuing grazing permits to central Idaho livestock growers with a long history of violating permit restrictions. Western Watersheds Project in the lawsuit filed Wednesday says the Forest Service is issuing the permits knowing cattle grazers aren't following guidelines in the area that also includes the newly-formed White Clouds Wilderness. Feds Propose Closing Sheep Grazing In West Central Idaho By Associated Press • May 27, 2016 Travis S. / Flickr Federal officials have released a plan to close about 30 square miles of grazing allotments to domestic sheep and goats in west-central Idaho to protect bighorn sheep from diseases. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management's release of the final supplemental environmental impact statement closing three allotments starts a protest period that runs through June 19. Two of the allotments are east of Riggins near the Salmon River and one is to the south along the Little Salmon River. Research Looks Into Connection Between Cattle Grazing And Sage Grouse By Frankie Barnhill • Dec 3, 2015 Frankie Barnhill / Boise State Public Radio Even though the Obama administration decided not to list the greater sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act in September, University of Idaho professor Karen Launchbaugh knows the issue is not going away. University Of Idaho Won't Graze Sheep In Disputed Areas By Associated Press • May 8, 2015 James Good / Flickr Creative Commons The University of Idaho says it won't graze sheep this summer on three high-elevation areas in eastern Idaho and western Montana until a lawsuit filed by environmental groups concerning a federal sheep research facility is resolved. Federal officials in documents filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court say the university in March notified the U.S. Department of Agriculture it wouldn't send sheep or sheepherders to the allotments this summer. Federal Judge Upholds Bighorn Protection Plan By Associated Press • Mar 27, 2014 Travis S. / Flickr A federal judge has ruled that a U.S. Forest Service plan to reduce domestic sheep grazing on the Payette National Forest by about 70 percent to protect bighorn sheep from diseases will remain in place. Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge A. Wallace Tashima, sitting by designation for the District of Idaho, made the ruling on Tuesday. Sheep ranchers in Idaho and other states in 2012 sued the Forest Service over the bighorn sheep protection plan announced in 2010. Congressman Mike Simpson Wants To Go Slow On Grazing Restrictions Scott Ki / Boise State Public Radio Three conservation groups want to stop domestic sheep from grazing on certain areas within the Payette National Forest. They fear Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep will catch diseases transmitted by their domestic cousins. These groups filed a motion in federal court this week to force the U.S Forest Service to further restrict sheep grazing.


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Y-12 Federal Credit Union has achieved a significant milestone.
The credit union recently reached $1 billion in assets.
The credit union was formed in 1950 by a group of five employees at the Y-12 Plant in Oak Ridge.
In its first month of operation, it claimed 200 members and collected $5,000 in assets.
Achieving its milestone 67 years later, Y-12 Federal Credit Union now has more than 107,200 members.
From 1950-61, the credit union operated out of spare space within the Y-12 Plant.
Teena Hedrick, a certified nurse practitioner, has joined Roane County Family Practice and is accepting new patients.
Her clinical interests include women's health care, pediatric and adult health care.
Hedrick received both her certification as a family nurse practitioner and master's degree in nursing from Lincoln Memorial University.
Roane County Family Practice is at 1855 Tanner Way, Suite 200, in Harriman.
Amber Brandon, of Kingston, a certified surgical technologist in the Surgery department at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge, has been named August's MMCer of the Month.
In her job, Brandon is a part of a surgical team working with physicians, surgeons, nurses and other staff.
She helps prepare the operating room for surgery, sterilizes and supplies equipment and helps the surgeons during surgery by passing them instruments and other sterile equipment.
She has been with Methodist since August 2007.
South Roane County travelers winding through the curvy junction of Hwys. 72 and 322 may wonder how a quiet little community like Paint Rock has its own dental office.
It has everything to do with a man who has chosen to be a blessing to his neighbors.
After graduating from University of Tennessee Medical School in 1958, Dr. Frank Rogers practiced dentistry in Washington, D.C., Knoxville, Benton (in Polk County), Jellico and Pigeon Forge for four decades before he and his wife Peggy settled in for a peaceful lakefront retirement in the back end of Paint Rock.
By Dana Peterka
Several years ago, I discovered a business model that clarified something I had been doing intuitively for years.
Business models, like the Porter 5 Forces Model, are useful tools in understanding how to effectively manage a business.
The model I discovered is the Customer Value Map. It is a powerful way to analyze and reposition your customer offerings in order to win more sales in your target market niche(s).
The Customer Value Map model I am referring to is different than those that are identified in a Google search.
"Do you have The Front Porch on your prospective 'Out to Lunch' places to visit?" asked my wife, Carol.
An article she had read about the renovations of historic old building in the Powell community included photos and a mention of The Front Porch restaurant.
It was on my list, and I knew then, by her question, where our next lunch adventure was going to be.
The Front Porch at 1509 Emory Road.
You Say Tomato owners Darian Barnett and Jimmy Adkins have certainly gotten a lot of milage from their store's name.
Decorative tomatoes large and small fill many of the Rockwood store's nooks and crannies, along with paintings, posters and even a back wall display of the shop's name accentuated with whimsical hot-pink stuffed animal heads.
Adkins says that touch of eclectic fun was the idea behind the moniker, which is a line from the old George and Ira Gershwin song, "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off."
We discuss improving your competitive strategy in the Roane County Chamber of Commerce's "How to Grow Your Business and Enhance Your Competitive Position" workshop.
The concept is to identify and target niche market segments where your business can prosper.
A target niche market is a small but specific and well-defined segment where you can address customer needs, wants and requirements more effectively than your competitors.
Editor's note: This is part of a series of stories on the winners of the 19th Annual Roane County News Reader's Choice Awards. Griffin Insurance was named Best Insurance Agency in the poll.
Johnny Griffin knows the secret to success is really no secret.
"It is good employees," said the president of Griffin Insurance in Kingston. "And mine are the best."
Griffin opened his business in Harriman in 1980. He moved it to Kingston permanently in the late 1990s.
Harriman's Roane Medical Center is beginning a new initiative that invites former patients and family members to provide feedback and suggestions related to various aspects of a hospital experience.
Roane Medical Center Patient and Family Partnership Council will consist of volunteer members from the community and representatives from the hospital staff.
The council will meet on a regular basis and work together on projects to enhance quality, service and safety at the hospital.
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text: If anyone does break in, chances are strongest that you'll be responding with a handgun, just because that's the first thing you're likely to get to. Hunker down in a bedroom waiting for either the cops to show up or the intruder to come through the door? I'd probably want a shotgun for that, or an AR. Either would be good for that particular role. Can't go wrong with a 9mm Glock, M&P, or xD (whichever size does it for you in all of those). I use a SIG P229 in .40, which is good since muzzle-flip is reduced in the heavier frame of that gun. For the HD shotgun I have a Mossberg 500A Persuader (black plastic furniture, 18.5" barrel), and I don't feel the need to get any other shotgun for that purpose. I have a Spikes AR with an Aimpoint and USGI BUIS for the HD AR. Again, it's solid and I wouldn't need anything else for its role either. Bottom line though, whatever you use, make sure it's something you can hit the target with. Anything you're no good with is a terrible choice, no matter how good its specs are.


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WOOSTER -- There are no million-dollar shoe deals, cameo roles in action movies or scantily clad cheerleaders to show off for. No magazine covers or reporters following their every move.
Still, back for their third season in the Ohio Valley Football League, the semi-pro Wayne County Wrath football team is feeling bigger and better than ever as they approach their opening day 3 p.m. kickoff this Sunday at Triway Jr. High against the West Virginia Crash.
"I'd say right now we're about four times the team we were all of last season," said Wrath player/owner Felix Catheline, a former College of Wooster defensive lineman. "We finished last season with 28 guys on the roster, this year we've got 44 coming out. I'd say we've got about 90 percent of the guys back from last year's 8-4 team (7-3 regular season) and about 15 or so new guys."
Part of the reason for Catheline's enthusiasm has been the dedication shown to the program by his players through the winter months.
"The guys went out and worked really hard over the winter," Catheline said. "For the first time, we kept in touch over those months and even had practices from November through March. Practices this spring have been really positive. We haven't had any fewer than 24 guys at one yet. We put rules in place this year that practices are mandatory with the exception of work, family or church conflicts. Sometimes it's tough for these guys to make practice. A lot of them work second shift. My starting left offensive tackle owns his own towing business."
Another reason for optimism is that the Wrath have three returning All-Star performers back, including the brotherly backfield of Heath and Jon Stuart. A year ago, Heath (6-foot-0, 180 pounds), 1999 graduate of Crestview High, rushed for 1,175 yards in the regular season. Younger brother Jon (5-7, 175), who was a 2001 state qualifier in the hurdles as a senior at Crestview, ran for 510 yards in just four games. He will also return punts and kickoffs.
Also returning is the man who can be given much of the credit for those rushing numbers. At offensive tackle, 6-4, 305-pound Eric "The Viking" Baldridge will certainly be doing his best to clear a path for the Stuart brothers to run through.
Other notables include quarterback Scott Chouinard, a former College of Wooster signalcaller, and linebacker Rich Shoup, a 1992 Dalton grad.
"Scott has a good arm on him," Catheline said. "I played with him at Wooster. I think he'll be a good fit for our offense. With Rich in our defense, teams will really struggle to run the ball this year."
After playing their home games exclusively at Waynedale High School in their inaugural season, the Wrath played at both Triway High and Northwestern last season, something that they'll continue this season.
"Eric Teague (Northwestern athletic director) and Sean Carmichael (Triway) have been very helpful," Catheline said. "Depending on attendance, we wouldn't mind continuing to play at both places."
Sunday's matchup with the Crash will be an interesting challenge for the Wrath.
"Last season, we beat them 69-10 at Northwestern," Catheline said. "Two weeks before that they lost 18-10 to Charleston, a team that beat us. If they show up, they're a very good team. They've got a guy named Scott Shreve (6-0, 205) who I saw play in an All-Star game last year. They run a 5-3 defense. On offense, I've seen them run a power-I and a four-receiver spread, so we'll have to be ready for anything."
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The final scene of disc one begins with Arpad Miklos tenderly kissing Marco Paris. The romance ends there, as Marco throws Arpad down on a leather bench and hungrily slurps down Arpad's massively long, uncut cock. After several earnest attempts, he manages to slam the enormous bone down his gullet. Arpad returns the favor by licking his ass and tool, but he's desperate for that cock in his ass and Arpad is more than willing to comply. Marco squats down on Arpad's member, effortlessly sliding up and down on it, as his own rock-hard cock flops up and down with each enthusiastic bounce.
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Starring : Alex Collack, Alex Fuerte, Anthony Lafont, Arpad Miklos, Carlos Morales, Collin O'Neal, Fredrick Ford, Jon Galt, Jonathan Diaz, Kent North
Hot House Exclusive Alex Fuerte leads a cast of 15 built rock-hard hunks that give it and take it The Hard Way, from Director Steven Scarborough and Hot House Video. Also starring Hot House Exclusives Alex Collack and Kent North, these 6 perfectly crafted scenes feature well over a ton (2,500 pounds!) of hot men with hard muscles and hard cocks in hard-hitting action. The superb award-winning Hot House production values are everywhere from the lighting to the editing to the music. This Hardcore Director's Cut Two Disc Set is packed with extras like an intense full-length Hardcore Bonus Scene, Hard Way Fuck Compilation, Cumshot Compilation and more, not to mention all the filthy action, extreme assplay and scorching-hot fucking you've grown to expect from Hot House Video. So you can make this easy or you can make it hard: get a copy of The Hard Way now!