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WFDF is seeking for bidders for the World Junior Ultimate Championships (WJUC) 2012 based on the new version of the Bid Guidelines 2011. Further information to follow. Deadline for submitting bid documents will be 28 March 2011.
With 12 teams already registered for the second annual World Team Disc Golf Championships, Tournament Director and WFDF Disc Golf Chair Charlie Mead has decided to extend the registration deadline to July 15th in order to provide more time for countries to organize and assemble a team. The tournament will run from Wednesday 23rd to Saturday 26th August, 2017 at Wivenhoe Park, University of Essex, Colchester, Great Britain on the full Championship course. The course will be open for practice from Sunday 20th to Tuesday 22nd August inclusive.
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) is excited to announce livestreaming plans for the WFDF 2017 World Championships of Beach Ultimate (WCBU), in association with BULA, from 18-24 June in Royan, France. WFDF plans to livestream 120 games, including simultaneous coverage of three pitches. The showcase venue, held in the 4,000-seat arena and covered with five cameras, will be a free livestream for the world to watch, while the action from fields #2 and #3 will be hosted on Fanseat.com, and require a monthly subscription fee, with FanSeat offering a no-cost, one-month trial. Find out more about the coverage plans, including links, livestreams, and updates online at http://live.wcbu2017.org.
The World Flying Disc Federation ("WFDF") is pleased to announce that its Congress has approved five new Member associations, increasing WFDF's membership to 75 member associations. The new Members are from Afghanistan (Afghanistan Frisbee Federation, AFF), Lebanon (Lebanon Flying Disc Association, LFDA), Republic of Moldova (Moldovan Flying Disc Federation, MFDF), Romania (Romania Flying Disc Association, RFDA), and Thailand (Thailand Flying Disc Team, TFDT).
"The approval of these five new Member associations from Asia and Europe comes as a result of the thorough and persistent work conducted over several years led by our Executive Director Volker Bernardi together with the WFDF Sport for All and Development Commission," commented WFDF President Robert "Nob" Rauch. "This figure constitutes a major milestone for WFDF as outlined in our previous strategic plan set out in 2012, as WFDF concludes a five year journey to finally reach 75 Member countries".
The World Flying Disc Federation ("WFDF") is pleased to announce that the International University Sport Federation (the Fédération Internationale du Sport Universitaire, or FISU) has agreed to provide WFDF with the seal of a FISU recognised sport. The recognition was acknowledged in a letter sent by FISU President Oleg Matytsin (RUS) dated 22 May 2017.
"WFDF is extremely honored and pleased to obtain FISU recognition," stated WFDF President Robert "Nob" Rauch. "We appreciate the advice and encouragement provided by the respective FISU departments and we thank FISU President Oleg Matytsin, Secretary General Eric Saintrond, and WUC Director Paulo Ferrerira for their tremendous support. With the popularity and growth of Flying Disc sports at the university level around the world, and with the full support of our member national associations and several National University Sport Federations (NUSFs), we look forward to being able to formally contribute to the University sports movement."
The World Flying Disc Federation ("WFDF") is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors, upon the recommendation of its Beach Ultimate Committee, has approved of a new set of Rules of Beach Ultimate and the corresponding Rules Appendix 2017. The new rules came into effect on April 1, 2017 and will be used at the WFDF 2017 World Championships of Beach Ultimate (WCBU) being held in Royan, France, in association with BULA, from 18-24 June. There are some differences in this set of rules that will affect the game of Beach Ultimate, specifically the length of timeouts, determination of gender mix in the Mixed Division of play, the field size, and the use of yellow discs as the official game disc for TV broadcast games.
The World Flying Disc Federation ("WFDF") is pleased to announce that it is revising the eligibility age for female players participating in the Mixed Masters division, lowering it from 33 years to 30 years. The change was made to conform to the eligibility age that has been in place for the Women's Masters division.
"After lengthy discussion and a unanimous vote in favor, the WFDF Ultimate Committee had recommended that change, bringing the eligibility age for females participating in the Women's Masters and Mixed Masters divisions to the same level, avoiding unnecessary confusion and inconsistency," stated WFDF President Robert "Nob" Rauch.
The World Flying Disc Federation is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has approved a new form of sanctioned competition, the international test match. An International Test Match is a bilateral game of Ultimate between teams representing two regular WFDF member associations. The eligibility requirements for international Ultimate Test matches can be found here.
The World Flying Disc Federation ("WFDF") is pleased to announce that its Congress has accepted Armenia as new WFDF member association. With the acceptance of the Armenian National Frisbee Federation (ANFF), WFDF now has 72 member associations in 70 countries.
"We are pleased to welcome Armenia into the WFDF family," stated WFDF President Robert "Nob" Rauch. "Their admission as national member number 70 marks a milestone in the program we started four years ago to work with loosely organized flying disc players in countries around the world and support their efforts to institutionalize their governance and pursue membership in WFDF. We are looking forward to approving five more new members in the first half of 2017, four of them within one month's time, as each of these have been working with us closely for more than a year on the approval process and have recently submitted full and complete applications for membership."
The World Flying Disc Federation ("WFDF") is pleased to announce that the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) has confirmed that it will sanction the WFDF 2017 World Team Disc Golf Championships (WTDGC) at the XA tier level. In addition, team registration for the WTDGC has been extended to June 9th in the light of considerable interest from many countries that have asked for an extension to the registration process. WTDGC will be held August 23-26 in Colchester, England and it will be hosted by DiscZoo. Teams must be submitted by national disc sports federations who are World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) members, or by the national disc golf association for countries where disc golf is not part of a national disc sports body or a direct member of WFDF.
The World Flying Disc Federation is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has appointed new members to its WFDF Sport for All and Development Commission as well as its Entourage Commission. The appointments came after a decision by the board to expand the scope of WFDF's development projects using the grants offered by WFDF to members and Flying Disc groups, and to bolster the resources of the entourage work being done by WFDF.
The appointments include the addition of recently appointed WFDF Sustainability officer Johanna von Toggenburg (GER) and Thierry Fulconis (LUX) to the Sport for All and Development Commission, with Thierry representing the interests of our smaller countries and member associations. Separately, Peter Kramer (HUN) will be added to the WFDF Entourage Commission.
Date: 17-21 June 2017
Location: Lisbon, Portugal
Website: https://www.facebook.com/WGGMBUC/
Date: 18-24 June 2017
Location: Royan, France
Website: http://wcbu2017.org
Date: 24-29 July 2017
Location: Basingstoke, Great Britain
Website: http://woc2017.uk/
Date: 17-20 August 2017
Location: Manila, Philippines
Website: http://flyingdisc.ph/aougcc-2017
Date: 23-26 August 2017
Location: Colchester, England
Website: http://2017wtdgc.uk/


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Our elder citizens are an untapped, or least undertapped, resource. Working at a local craft store, I was impressed by a young certified nursing assistant's enthusiasm for her overnight shift. She was to be sitting with an elder lady in an assisted living facility. To help fill the hours for the two of them, the CNA had enlisted the lady to teach her to crochet.
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"A mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge." - Tyrion Lannister
We just figured out how we're going to get out of debt! I'm so excited! AND I think we figured out how to get DH out of physical labor in the next 1-2 years. Woo hoo! It's a really complicated program but it works really well. I'm very excited to get out of debt and get into a bigger house, and have my husband back!
Oh yeah, about arranged marriages... my younger DD is already spoken for, but my older one is in need of a good crunchy guy! But I'm not worried about her being a non-crunchy adult. She goes around nursing her dolls all day long. And I think she nursed her best friend, because she had a red mark around her nipple last time we visited them. Aaaah, 3 year olds. They're so fun.
ETA: here are the boys recent portraits.
Both boys are really great climbers (it's in their genes) and they both love to read and cook, dance and sing.
Gabriel is three years and 5 months old. He likes to perform gymnastics, wants to take a dance class, loves to swim, and he is very sweet and sensitive and chivalrous. He loves playing piano, in fact that's all he wants for Christmas-- a piano. He is artistic. Negative qualities: he is extremely picky to feed and he is awfully sensitive.
Theodore is 13 months old. He LOVES to dance; he just LOVES music. He will eat anything you put in front of him with great relish. (So basically he will make the perfect husband. ) He is very affectionate but also kind of bossy and a little violent. Okay, maybe not so perfect. We're working on the violent part. Theodore is extremely athletic in every way and is extremely coordinated when playing ball. He was walking at nine months. He is large for his age and he has nice broad shoulders.
♥ blogger astrologer mom to three cool kiddos, and trying to figure out this divorce thing-- Blossom and Glow ♥
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LTB, when is your older DS's birthday? I don't think I ever added up he's the same age as my DS, whose birthday is July 2. So how about friends as well as spouses? Everybody needs friends too.
Congratulations on getting out of debt, lacy'smommy! It is such a wonderful feeling!
My wedding set.
LTB, when is your older DS's birthday? I don't think I ever added up he's the same age as my DS, whose birthday is July 2. So how about friends as well as spouses? Everybody needs friends too.
♥ blogger astrologer mom to three cool kiddos, and trying to figure out this divorce thing-- Blossom and Glow ♥
With the talk of wedding rings, I'm wanting to see 1)wedding/engagement pics of you all if you have them and 2)"How we met stories" The real ones, Jenni! The ones on your blog crack me up. But, seriously, I love these. I'll get my pics scanned and tell my story soon.
Oh, I forgot to add: We found our dog! The animal shelter picked him up in the storm, and I'm ashamed to admit how long it took us to figure out we should call them. ... So we're glad to get him back.
Let's see, my boys...
M is 9 and has tons of allergies, so his wife will need to love cooking or they could be a couple where he stays home and she works maybe. He is very creative and wants to be an inventer. He loves reading, cuddling and spending time with family. He is great with babies. He is very scatter brained. Honestly, he is going to need a saint of a wife I think!
G is 3. He is extremely athletic and wants to be a breakdancer. He is also a cuddler and loves to snuggle babies. G enjoys spending time naked in the mud and loves to garden.
E is 3 months. He is a total boob man. He enjoys laughing and having long conversations late into the night. He is pretty physical as well and I predict another early walker in him. Nude is also his favorite state of being. My youngest 2 will save their future wives lots of laundry.
We were considering getting one of those wraps for my wedding band, but were having a hard time picking what stone...the jeweler suggested that some women like to do their birthstone and their hubby's birthstone together...I think that would work with almost any two stones...EXCEPT for ours, january and july, garnet and ruby. They would just look like a really badly matched pair... so scratch that idea! We went with no stones.
~Jenni, rural frugal Alaskan, eternally married to Dragon
loving my wild things DS Wolf (12), 3 angels, DS Bear (6) & DS Eagle (3)
With the talk of wedding rings, I'm wanting to see 1)wedding/engagement pics of you all if you have them and 2)"How we met stories"
As far as how we met, I'll tell if you promise you'll all still respect me later. (Wow, that sounded bad didn't it!) I was just starting my senior year of college, and had just gottten back from spending a summer working at a music camp in Michigan. I had a relationship with a boy there, and he totally broke my heart- I thought for sure we were going to get married, and I was having a really hard time leaving Michigan (I loved it there) and having a hard time with the break up. I cam home to Utah, and every single one of my close friends was engaged or married. Two of my roommates were getting married, and everywhere I looked there was wedding talk, or people that had already dropped off the face of the earth because they got married. I was lonely, discouraged, and swore that I was never dating again.
I had thought about going on a mission the year before, but got a "no" answer, so I decided that this was going to be hte year that I was prepping for grad school. I was investigating schools, filling out applications, and had sent out letters of recommendations for people to fill out. I had thought about going to a family ward, but realized I needed to have some kind of social life, so my one single roommate asked me to come to the new singles ward with her. We went one night to ward prayer, and she was off talking to people, and I was muttering under my breath about having to make small talk with a bunch of people I didn't know. So the guy I was sitting next to satrted talking to me, and we did the whole run down- what's your name, what's your major, etc. When I told him that I was majoring in violin performance, he asked me to marry him. He was joking, but he had been to the symphony the night before, and loved the violins.
A few Sundays later, we ended up sitting next to each other at a combined RS/Priesthood meeting, and he asked me out afterwards. I really, really didn't want to go, because I was so sick of dating and relationships that went no where, but decided that one date wouldn't hurt.
The rest goes down in singles ward cliche history. Our first date was ona Saturday, by Monday, I knew we were going to get married, and by the next Saturday, we were officially engaged. The best was telling people that I was engaged, and them saying "I didn't even know you were dating anyone." and then me saying innocently, "I wasn't!" We were the talk of the ward for a few weeks, and they made us speak in church the week before we got married. (Gag!) All the bishopric memebers and their wives we so proud of us- it was like we were a sucess story for them.
My parents thought we were crazy, and to be honest, if I were a parent whose dd got engaged after a week, I would think it was crazy too. But up until then, I had been the queen of long relationships that went nowhere, and I was so determined that I was going to graduate school. to this day, I think that if it had taken any longer, I would have said forget it to the whole thing and left the state for grad school.
We celebrate our eighth anniversary in March. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
kMy ring is more traditional- yellow gold with a round diamond, but its pretty small and simple. I don't like to take it off when I play violin, so it needed to be something unobtrusive. Dh sometimes talks about getting me something bigger, but like most of you, I would knock him over the head if he spent thousands of dollars on jewelry for me! I'm just not much of a jewelry person.
So who's next? I love these stories!
The truth about our engagement is here and a pic too...
~Jenni, rural frugal Alaskan, eternally married to Dragon
loving my wild things DS Wolf (12), 3 angels, DS Bear (6) & DS Eagle (3)
Okay, I decided to forget about getting the pics on the computer. I'll just tell our tale. I had just started my second year at BYU, fall semester 2000. I had put myself into the "Unsuccessful second daters" club, since I had a string first dates that went no where. So unattached, not expecting to be.
Our first FHE of the new school year was going to be at my apartment. I had a job feeding horses at the barn where my horse lived (yes, same horse, all through these years!) So I got home late, and not looking my most attractive in very tight riding breeches and with bits of hay in in my hair. I made quite an entrance Kurt was among many of the guys there and introduced himself and said something about Australia (where he served his mission) and meeting other Bronwyns there. I honestly didn't pay much attention. there were other guys there that were louder and demanded more attention.
Then a few Sundays later at church, I went to Gospel Doctrine, and Kurt was the teacher. Someone had a comment and he responded by saying "Yes, and there is something similar to that idea in Plato's Republic." So we'll just get it out now that both he and I wear our brains on our sleeve. Well, he caught my attention with that comment, and I spent the rest of that semester trying to get his attention again. He casually dated someone else in our ward, but that didn't go anywhere.
Over Thanksgiving weekend, we were among the few students who didn't go home, so we spent quite a bit of time together. We saw a movie at the dollar theater, and he helped us decorate our apartment.
In December, I started to get the impression that I needed to prepare to be endowed. I talked to him about this and he said later that that was the first time he got the impression that I liked him. Apparently I had been too subtle.
We went home for Christmas, and I emailed him and told him about the temple. He emailed back and said that he was in L.A. (where I'm from) visiting a friend, and it occurred to him that I lived nearby and would I like to meet up. I think I still have that email saved. It made me just weak to think about. So he came to my house and met my parents, but more importantly, he met and passed the dog test. Our dog hadn't liked any of the boys I brought home in high shcool. He loved Kurt. We went to the botanical gardens and that's what we count as our first date.
When we got back to school, we walked to school together everyday and started a real relationship. Summer came, and he went home to work, and I stayed in Provo and went to school. The next school year started, and no one could figure out why we hadn't left and gotten married. In November of 2001, nearly a year after we first started dating, Kurt proposed to me in front of the Provo tabernacle and we set the date for May 4, the week after we would both graduate. We always thought it was interesting that in our 6 month engagement, we knew a couple who met, started dating, got engaged, and got married, and we were still engaged. It was long yes, but it was the right thing for us to do.
Here I am at The Body Shop when we had just started dating. Here's Brian around the same time.
Here we are at our wedding. Having fun. I was a brand new member and I thought that dress was very modest, btw. I had no family in the church to help me out with that sort of thing.
Here we are several months later on the day of our sealing! We were pregnant with Gabriel at the time.
Okay, I hope those links work.
Gosh, when I look at those pictures, we just look like babies!
♥ blogger astrologer mom to three cool kiddos, and trying to figure out this divorce thing-- Blossom and Glow ♥
Alisa, yeah, my mom buys all kinds of crap for my kids. This year, she called and told me what she had bought for G. I told her to take it all back and try again. It has helped immensely to have gift lists on the blog. I told them that if they couldn't stick to the lists, or at least the theme of the lists, they would be banned from giving gifts. Period.
How we met.
We love to tell people that we met because we lived together. It's true. I was upstairs and he was downstairs in our small honors dorm at college. I had just broken up with my boyfriend of 3 years, and he had just broken up with his girlfriend of 2.5 years. Obviously, to be dating that long, we were both too serious. He was inactive, and I was fairly ant-mormon. Didn't even realize he was a member until I was too smitten to care.
Anyway, I saw him at check in and thought he was very cute. But I had sworn off serious relationships and figured I would just enjoy the selection of cute guys at college with no strings.
As it turned out, we had a history class together. I casually found ways to walk with him and sit next to him. One day, on the way back from class, he asked me what I would say if he asked me out. I told him I'd probably say yes. He started planning the date. I stopped him and said "what date? You haven't asked me out yet!" So he did. This was September. By November we were planning a wedding. Not really our wedding, just a wedding. We were in town shopping and I stopped at a bookstore. I bought a Bride's magazine. The clerk asked me if we were getting married. I said yes and darted out of the store. So on our way back to campus dh was teasing me so much, then asked if we were really getting married. I responded with something along the lines of "why not" I think.
He wrote a letter to my Dad asking for my hand in marriage. Our parents flipped because we were just freshmen in college and had nothing. I guess they got used to the idea. We get along pretty well with our inlaws-me better than him, but then his mom is awesome. We were married in June of 1996 in a nature preserve in Boise. I converted a couple years later and we were sealed in Dec 1998 with M when he was 6 weeks old.
We have a Christmas party in an hour, so I'll post pics on my blog later, either tonight or tomorrow.
This is fun--I love these stories. They are so fun!
P.S. RasJane, you are my new presents-hero. I did pretty much the same thing this year. I only allowed them to one present (in fact dh's family we told them they could all pool together to get him only ONE present between all of them--) and it had to be something we okayed beforehand. They were pretty upset about it but we stood firm. I told them that even if they tried to spring a surprise in front of the kids, I would be fine being the bad guy and taking it away and saying, "sorry, you can't have that". I was a little afraid I was just being an *itch, but I just didn't care! Actually, I tried to be polite about it. But I absolutely mean it!
♥ blogger astrologer mom to three cool kiddos, and trying to figure out this divorce thing-- Blossom and Glow ♥
♥ blogger astrologer mom to three cool kiddos, and trying to figure out this divorce thing-- Blossom and Glow ♥
I related to your story, Sarah. Kurt and I teased each other a lot about not being engaged, when we both knew it was pretty much a foregone conclusion. Ah, sweet memories. Thanks for starting the idea.
That was longer than i meant it to be, but the YSA part makes it funny.
Actually, that reminds me of how business-like I was about dating. Gosh, I was a weird one. I mean, I was NOT LDS yet, to put this in perspective. But I knew-- at 18!-- that I wanted to get married as soon as reasonably possible and have children while I was still young. (This is not normal, people.) I wanted to marry someone successful (not wealthy, but a good provider) and intelligent who could aptly support me during my mothering pursuits. Of course, I never breathed a word of this to my friends because they would have thought I was foolish and psychologically damaged!!! :
So, anyway, with that in mind, I took dating very seriously. I went on LOTS of first dates. I had a mantra of "say yes to almost any first date because you should give everyone a chance-- you never know." Looking back now, I was so NAIVE and I had some creepy (and potentially dangerous!) first dates! But someone was watching over me, thank goodness. You see, at 18 I was living on my own and so I didn't really have anyone to tell me better or screen my dates. *sigh*
But anyway, I took dating very seriously and even if the chemistry was there, even if the guy was a hottie, if they didn't meet my profile (intelligent, potential to be financially successful, and at least some sort of moral standard) then that was it. This was uncommon among all of my other friends who just dated whoever they thought was hot. There was one guy I had a big crush on and he liked me, too, but I didn't date him because he worked retail for $7 an hour and he never wanted to attempt to make more money than that. I think the idea of providing for a family likely would have skeeved him out big time! I knew it was not compatible with my dreams, so even though I had a huge srush on him, I ignored my feelings. Thank goodness I did.
But I was so heartless sometimes! That is, I never strung anyone along, but I was quite blunt as soon as I knew it wouldn't work out with a guy, and I was so judgemental! I mean, the first time I talked to DH on the phone I thought he was SO STUPID. (He's a really intelligent guy, actually.) He had called to set up the details of our first date, and I expected that any guy who wants to take ME out had better be able to figure out the details-- I certainly wasn't going to do it for him. I was a little short with him on the phone because he kept asking me what I wanted to do. I wasn't rude, but I just didn't give him an inch. I was playing a little hard to get, I guess-- but it's because I really wasn't inot him at all yet. If he had an awkward pause, I didn't try to fill it, let him just sit in his awkwardness. If he was fumbling for a turn of phrase, I didn't stop him to tell him I knew what he was talking about. I just let him stumble over his words. Then I went and talked to my mom after I got off the phone with him, and told her how I was going to have a date with this guy I met, and he seemed nice, but I wasn't too excited about it becuase he seemed kind of stupid and slow. My mom, God bless her forever, said, "Maybe he's just nervous, honey. Maybe he hasn't dated a lot, like you have, and so he gets nervous asking girls out. Give him a chance and be a little nicer to him and maybe he'll open up."
She was right. I called him back later and made an effort to put him at ease. What a difference! He opened up, relaxed, and we discussed the book Siddhartha! (I was so impressed that he could read! )
Another funny thing-- once we started dating, we fell for each other FAST. I realized that I had totally underestimated him at first. And then we had such a tempestuous relationship. : I think we broke up like 3 times!!! We were always having yelling arguments, frequently tearful, and then there were the makeups that involved me running after him barefoot in the snow and him begging for my forgiveness on his knees and blah blah blah . . .
Over nothing! Nothing, I tell you!!!! I mean, there was no cheating or lying or anything going on . . . I really can't remember what was so important. We were so dramatic. Stupid little things we would break up over . . . Oh, and our breakups never lasted more than a few days, either.
Once we joined the church, and got married, we amended our wild ways and now we have a pretty calm relationship. Marriage was definitely good for us that way.
ETA: Aww, thanks for the compliment, Bronwyn!
♥ blogger astrologer mom to three cool kiddos, and trying to figure out this divorce thing-- Blossom and Glow ♥
Ooh.. when I was moving out here, I took the train to chicago (45 hours on a train!! eeeek) and he picked me up from there (5 hour drive to louisville) When we were driving home, around sunset, he unexpectedly exits the freeway somewhere in rural indiana and pulls off into some dairy (they had like an ice cream stand, but it was closed) there was a big grassy area with a perfect clear view of the sunset. He told me to get out of the car, then walked me into the field a little bit, and had me close my eyes. When I opened them, he was on one knee with a ring in his hand, and asked me to marry him Then we laid in the grass and watched the sunset for a bit. So, here's some pics!
us: http://www.comwired.com/rach/allie/racheleric.jpg
the dairy we got engaged at: (sorry these are so blurry!
the sunset at the dairy:
and the ring:
..and we have an unspoken agreement, that he is to NEVER tell me what that ring costs. I don't want to know.
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Midfielder Mikel Arteta cannot understand Arsenal's hectic schedule - but maintains the players will be out to make a "big statement" with victory at Manchester City in Saturday's lunchtime kick-off.
Arsene Wenger's squad have little recovery time following their midweek Champions League 2-0 defeat away to Napoli as they try to get themselves up for the challenge which awaits at the Etihad Stadium.
Arteta, though, is confident the squad will be ready as they look to extend their five-point lead at the top of the Barclays Premier League before then tackling another of their title rivals when Chelsea are at the Emirates Stadium on December 23.
"The mood will be fine, but the recovery time is very tight," said the Spaniard. "I don't understand why we play Sunday afternoon, then in Naples on Wednesday, getting back to London at four o'clock in the morning (on Thursday) and then we are going to play again on Saturday morning in Manchester.
"However, there is not much we can do, so we just have to prepare well and be ready for it because they will be ready for us as they rested several players for their European game on Tuesday night.
"However, there can be no excuses, we have to be ready, we want to win there and have to be prepared.
"We know it can be a big statement if we get a good result there, so that is what we want."
Arsenal needed only a point against Napoli to be sure of top spot in Group F and with it seeding for the knockout stage.
However, after their loss at the Stadio San Paolo - where midfielder Arteta had been sent off in the second half - coupled with a late winner for Dortmund in Marseille, Wenger's men are now likely to face one of Real Madrid, Paris St Germain, Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid or Barcelona when the draw is made on Monday in Nyon, Switzerland.
Arteta, though, feels Arsenal will present testing opposition for any of the seeded sides.
"You are looking at the top teams who have won their group, so it is tough, but let's see what happens," he said.
"I am sure, though, that they will not be happy to play against us as well.
"On our day, we have shown that we can compete with any team in Europe, but you are making it tougher for yourself (by finishing second)."
Arteta labelled his sending off in Naples - where he was shown two yellow cards in the second half by Hungarian referee Viktor Kassai - as a "joke".
He said: "With the second one, he is on the floor before I got there, so I am very disappointed.
"They made 20 fouls in the first half, and then I made two in the whole game.
"I thought it was very harsh and unfair."
England forward Theo Walcott could be in contention to start against City, while full-back Bacary Sagna may also be fit following his hamstring problem.
German forward Lukas Podolski, meanwhile, stayed in London this week to step up his rehabilitation after a torn hamstring sidelined him since the second leg of the Champions League qualifier against Fenerbahce in late August.
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Our political engagement must revolve around the social and economic improvement of all Guyanese
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If we must survive as a nation in a world that has become more challenging, the nature or our political engagement must revolve around the social and economic improvement of all Guyanese. On these grounds at a recent ACDA meeting it was concluded that all enlightened groups and organizations must work towards this agenda. The body language of our parliamentarians is rooted in the preamble of 'political power,' with the government as the protagonist; we are a nation whose wounds are self inflicted. It's necessary to highlight the following examples:
The city of Georgetown remains in a deplorable state; the overpowering stench of rubbish, dozens of drug addicts and destitute people foraging in rubbish bins inhabiting our streets and limited public parks. Clogged drainage, stagnant waterways threaten the health of our population; the city council has presented its position of inadequacy and the ball lies in the courts of the government and parliament. Apparently only radical reform of how local government must function will benefit Georgetown. The long dry period has not been used to address the drainage problems of Georgetown.
The largest cemetery in the Caribbean, a justified heritage site, is now overrun by bush, while a selfish political indifference condones all this. Georgetown has a large unemployed young population; government has no policies or favourite competent personnel capable of resuscitating and packaging 'Old Stabroek' as a historic tourist location, thus no means or intention of expanding employment into new and urgent areas. Linden should be a site for manufacturers, taking advantage of its low energy cost, rather than the government attempt to raise rates where employment is minimal, creating the justified perception of 'acts' of political spite. It's obvious that strong public pressures must be brought to bear for direct accountability and to accommodate the public vision of the need to act in the public interest.
The state of the police force due to prolonged political interference has left it dysfunctional, as we are witnessing evasion and compounded evasion at the inquiry. The current Minister of Home Affairs must demit office, and anyone found lying under oath should be charged accordingly. Whoever is found responsible for the Linden killings should face charges. Such a man would be the prime candidate to execute what was obviously a political strategy by the PPP administration. Government must not reenact the Gajraj fiasco.
The current Commissioner must, together with policemen willing to rebuild the force be given the support of Parliament and patriotic organizations. Parliament must vigorously pursue (A) the public interest of government accountability; (B) the sanitizing of Gecom; (C) local government reforms must be completed; (D) a vibrant small business, cottage industry and cultural industries policy must be addressed; (E) the collapse of our health services is obvious, and questionable deaths and treatment are prevalent. The wait to be allowed to 'live' in Guyana must be concluded.
There is no sector that is functioning to an acceptable percentage of its capacity; the rigid attitude of politics first is obsolete in today's world, as well as those who believe in it. The impetus of the conflicts that have plagued then British Guiana and now the Republic of Guyana are all economic; the evidence produced by Freddie Kissoon to support his case of ideological racism exposes a state fossilized in the old political caste culture with its inability to think in terms of 2012 and shake off the 'jumbies' of the sixties; radical pressures must be applied to revolutionize the current attitude of the state.
The copyright issue demonstrates the immaturity and cluelessness of the administration, and the fact that Guyana's creative people will remain marginalized. Only clinical engagement in the governance of our welfare and meaningful collaboration will force the necessary evolution. The political caste does not have the vision or the answers or the presumed service to the nation philosophy, we at times think they should ascribe to their office.
Yours faithfully,
Barrington Braithwaite
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Like everyone who loves boxing, Mike Tyson can't understand why Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. have never agreed to have the fight the world wants to see.
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Tyson addressed that failure on WXYT in Detroit, and offered up a solution of sorts, saying:
"Listen if I was president I would throw them in jail if they didn't fight. I'd have them arrested. You can't do that but that's what I would try to do. I'd be like, 'These guys need to get locked up and find a new profession until they get their heads clear.' "
On the topic of Tyson being president, the former champ also readily conceded that, "If I was president of the United States I would have to impeach myself."
Tyson did beg off on a question about what's the one thing he'd change about his past.
"Oh no I don't want anything to change," Tyson said. "If anything changed and my ego got any bigger and inflamed I'd probably be dead or something so everything turned out the right way. I became humble because this is what I had to learn, if you're not humble in this world, the world will thrust humbleness upon you."
As for whether we'll be seeing him play himself again in a Hangover III movie, Tyson said, "I was told there was one and I would like to participate in it but we will see what happens."
The entire interview can be heard at SportsRadioInterviews.com.
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Only students in honors classes can study in classrooms fitted with air-conditioning systems at Shenzhen Binhe Middle and High School
Only students in honors classes can study in classrooms fitted with air-conditioning systems at a local school in Shenzhen, Guangzhou Daily reported Tuesday.
Shenzhen Binhe Middle and High School has 11 classes for 10th-graders, and four of them are "honors classes". The newspaper reported that classrooms for regular classes are fitted only with fans, while those of honors classes are equipped with air-conditioning.
"The best one of the four honors classes has four air-conditioning systems in its classroom," a student, whose alias is A Ping, told the newspaper.
At the Binhe school, students with good scores on the High School Entrance Examination study in honors classes, which is a common practice in China. School authorities usually assign experienced and competent teachers for honors classes, and those elite students are expected to enroll at renowned universities in the country.
A Ping said students in regular classes want to buy air-conditioning with their own money, as it is getting hotter. But their request was denied by school authorities, even when the students offered to pay for the electricity.
The electricity in honors classes is paid for by the school, according to the newspaper.
"The school has a plan to teach students in accordance with their aptitude. It is not appropriate to allow students to buy air-conditioning for themselves. We may be put under investigation by education authorities if we allow such a practice," Binhe school's director of executive office Zhou Yanbin said when asked to comment.
A teacher surnamed Li, who teaches a regular class, said it is not a good idea to offer students whatever they want and they should learn to overcome difficulties in terms of the hot weather.
However, some parents seem to have a different opinion.
"I have heard the news. I think the school should treat all the students equally. Students in honors classes should not be given special treatment," a parent who did not give his name told Guangzhou Daily.
SOURCE: Shenzhen Daily


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text: Borderline Personality DisorderWhat is borderline personality disorder?Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a kind of mental health problem. It may also be called emotionally unstable personality disorder. People with BPD have unstable moods and can act recklessly. They also have a hard time managing their emotions. If you have BPD, you may have problems with daily tasks, obligations, and life events. You may have trouble keeping jobs and relationships. And you may use food, alcohol, or other substances to cope.It's important to get treatment, because you are at higher risk of suicide. You are also at higher risk for depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and self-harm. Experts are still learning about the condition. Certain kinds of treatment can help and are often quite successful.What causes borderline personality disorder?Mental health experts don't know exactly what causes BPD. Some studies have shown it may be passed down in families. Your social and cultural surroundings may also play a part. For example, you may be at higher risk for BPD if you are part of a community with unstable relationships. People are at a higher risk for getting borderline personality disorder if they have suffered from abuse or neglect. Living with parents or guardians who have a history of substance abuse or criminal activity may increase the risk as well.What are the symptoms of borderline personality disorder?The symptoms of BPD often start during the teen years. The symptoms can vary from person to person. But people with BPD will have at least 5 of these symptoms over time:A pattern of severe mood changes over hours or daysExtreme anger and problems controlling angerStrong, up-and-down relationships with family and friends that can go quickly from very close to anger and hatredExtreme fear of and reactions to abandonment, and extreme behaviors to avoid abandonmentA rapidly changing sense of self that can cause sudden changes in goals, values, or behaviorsFeeling disconnected from themselves, their body, or reality, or having paranoid thoughtsOngoing feelings of emptinessSelf-destructive behaviors, such as substance abuse, binge eating, unsafe sex with multiple partners, unsafe driving, or reckless spendingSuicide attempts or self-harming behavior, such as cutting, hair pulling, or burningThe symptoms of BPD may look like other medical conditions or problems. Always talk with your healthcare provider for a diagnosis.How is borderline personality disorder diagnosed?If you have BPD symptoms, you can be diagnosed by a mental health provider. This type of specialist can include a psychiatrist or a psychologist. Or you may be seen by a clinical social worker or psychiatric nurse practitioner.The mental health provider will ask about your medical history and your symptoms. You may be asked about your family's history of mental health conditions. You may also have a physical exam. This can rule out other illness. Make sure to tell the mental health provider about any health problems you have and any medicines you take.How is borderline personality disorder treated?Your healthcare provider will figure out your specific treatment for BFP based on the following:The extent of the problemYour age, overall health, and medical historyYour tolerance for specific medicines, procedures, or therapiesExpectations for the course of the disorderThe opinion of the healthcare providers involved in your careYour opinion and preferenceMany people with BPD respond well to treatment and get better. The most common treatment for BPD is psychotherapy. It can be done one-on-one or in a group setting. It may also be helpful if your family is part of the treatment. A trained psychotherapist may use one or more of these methods:Cognitive behavioral therapy. This gives you tools to help change your thoughts and actions.Dialectical behavior therapy. This helps you to be more aware of the current moment. It teaches you how to reduce extreme emotions and actions.Schema-focused therapy. This helps you change how you see yourself. It helps you turn negative views into more positive ones.Systems Training for Emotional Predictability and Problem Solving, or STEPPS. This trains you to use tools to manage your reactions to certain situations. Family and friends are also trained.Medicines can also help some people with BPD. Neuroleptic and atypical antipsychotic medicine can help with some symptoms. Antidepressant and antianxiety medicine can be used to treat symptoms of depression or anxiety that may happen at the same time as BPD.If you have severe symptoms, you may need hospital care for a time.What are the complications of borderline personality disorder?BPD may seriously affect a person's ability to cope and function in a job or in school. Other common problems that affect people with BPD include getting other mood disorders such as anxiety, depression, bipolar, substance abuse, eating disorders, and other psychiatric conditions. The person may have repeated hospitalizations due to repeated suicide attempts, self-mutilation, and disruptive behaviors. It can even lead to multiple prison sentences.Living with borderline personality disorderIf you have BPD:See your healthcare provider or therapist on schedule. Don't skip appointments.Make sure to get enough sleep. Tell your healthcare provider if you're having trouble sleeping.Keep a healthy diet, and eat at regular meal times.Be physically active to help reduce stress and boost mood.Keep track of people, places, or situations that trigger your symptoms.Talk with your healthcare provider right away if your symptoms get worse, or if you feel suicidal.When should I call my healthcare provider?If your symptoms get worse or you have new symptoms, tell your healthcare provider.Key points about borderline personality disorderBorderline personality disorder is a mental health problem. It can cause you to feel impulsive, reckless, moody, and emotionally unstable.BPD can be caused by living in a disruptive environment with unstable family support.People often seek medical help after attempting self-harm including cutting, self-mutilation, and suicide.People with BPD generally do very well with medical and cognitive therapy treatment.Early diagnosis can improve the person's long-term quality of life. It can also help the person form stable relationships. And help prevent violent disruptions in the life of the individual and his or her peers. Symptoms tend to be chronic and lifelong.Next stepsTips to help you get the most from a visit to your healthcare provider:Know the reason for your visit and what you want to happen.Before your visit, write down questions you want answered.Bring someone with you to help you ask questions and remember what your provider tells you.At the visit, write down the name of a new diagnosis, and any new medicines, treatments, or tests. Also write down any new instructions your provider gives you.Know why a new medicine or treatment is prescribed, and how it will help you. 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Here are some of the incidental details that have made the White House race so riveting.
Best Mitt Romney line: "I believe in an America where millions of Americans believe in an America that's the America millions of Americans believe in. That's the America I love."
Best Barack Obama line: "You mentioned that we have fewer ships than we had in 1916. Well, governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets."
Best Joe Biden gaffe: Thinking he was in Ohio when he was actually in Florida.
Best Paul Ryan gaffe: Shaving more than an hour off his fastest marathon-running time.
Best partisan Twitter spat: Regarding Obama, Republican commentator Ann Coulter tweeted: "I highly approve of Romney's decision to be kind and gentle to the retard." Danny Zuker, co-creator of hit sitcom Modern Family riposted: "Local news is reporting on a fatal ballooning accident and tragically neither victim was Ann Coulter."
Best pundit: Abigael Evans, four, from Colorado, who became a YouTube star after telling her mother she was crying inconsolably because she was "tired of Bronco Bama and Mitt Romney".
Best tactical act of contrition: National Public Radio, who apologised to Abigael for broadcasting the discussion that prompted her outburst, adding: "The campaign's gone on long enough for us, too."
Best act of opportunistic marketing: When it was claimed that, as devout Mormons, Mitt and Ann Romney could be expected to wear special Latter Day Saints underclothing, a website called Mormonssecret.com photoshopped their heads on to models wearing "magic Mormon underwear".
Best example of a tactical stunt backfiring: Billionaire and "birther" Donald Trump, convinced that Obama was born in Africa and is thus ineligible for the presidency, offered to donate $5m to a charity of Obama's choice if he released his birth and college records. Obama, asked by Jay Leno what Trump's problem is, quipped: "This all dates back to when we were growing up together in Kenya."
Best example of self-interest: When Obama failed to respond to his "charitable" challenge, Trump suggested this "proved" the birther argument. And kept his $5m.
Best bit of presidential hinterland: Mitt Romney's wife Ann owns horses that compete in international dressage competitions.
Best example of a misfiring celebrity endorsement: Honourable mentions for Clint Eastwood talking to a chair at the Republican Convention and Madonna's loudly booed exhortation to a concert audience to vote for Obama because he is "a black Muslim in the White House". But the accolade surely goes to Gary Busey, star of Point Break and Lethal Weapon, who once snorted spilled cocaine off his dog. He endorsed Newt Gingrich as the Republican candidate, saying: "I've never met Newt but I know what he stands for." He later withdrew his support.
Best example of dodging a hot button issue: Both candidates have largely avoided the issue of gun ownership — hugely contentious following the "Batman" shootings in Aurora, Colorado — apart from briefly brushing over it in their third head-to-head debate.
Most unlikely campaign star: Sesame Street's Big Bird, after Romney stated he would axe federal funding for the Public Broadcasting Service, home to the show.
Best luck with the weather: Barack Obama saw the Republican convention threatened by Hurricane Isaac and Romney's campaign briefly grounded last week by Superstorm Sandy. Sandy also offered him the chance to make political capital by visiting the stricken.
Additional reporting by Francesca Fanshawe
Key Policies:
Economy: has borrowed to pump £489 billion into stimulus, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and other programmes. Also backed bailout of car industry.
Taxes: has promised to repeal Bush-era tax cuts for households making more than $250,000 a year. Has cut taxes for most lower earners.
Healthcare: has moved towards universal health insurance. His 2010 laws offer funding to enrol poor people in the public insurance programme Medicaid.
Foreign policy & defence: opposes early strikes on Iran, but nothing ruled out. Agreed $487 million cut in defence spending. Has set 2014 as end date of Afghan combat role.
Economy: tax cuts and repeal of red tape, including 2010 banking regulations. Opposed car industry bailout. Pledges federal spending cut.
Taxes: all Bush-era tax cuts would be kept and income tax rates cut further. Would scrap taxes on investment income, reduce corporate income tax and repeal the estate tax.
Healthcare: vows to scrap Obama's health law, and urge people without insurance to buy cover, including from other states with lower costs.
Foreign policy & defence: hard line on Iran, saying military action "remains on the table". Wants to add an estimated $100 billion to the military budget. Afghan withdrawal based "on conditions on the ground".
Your guide to election night
IT promises to be a long night for election watchers — with the outcome not expected until the early hours of tomorrow.
11pm UK time: the first polls to close will be in some eastern states, with the key battleground of Virginia an hour later.
The TV networks will start predicting who has won some of the clearer cut eastern states almost as soon as the polls start closing but until the ballots are completed in the west, the result will be far from certain.
12.30am: the polls will close in North Carolina and Ohio. If Romney doesn't take the latter, he might as well pack up and go home. No Republican has ever won without taking Ohio.
1am: the polls close in Florida. It's finely balanced in the state with some pundits saying Romney just has the edge.
4am: The polls in California and other western states close.
Official results won't start to be released until all the polls have closed.
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text: NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Here we go again trying to confirm recent market highs as cycle highs. All five of the major equity averages must have negative weekly chart profiles simultaneously. That won't happen this week as the weekly charts for the Nasdaq Composite and Russell 2000 remain positive but overbought.The weekly charts attempted to time the May highs as cycle highs, but all five of the major equity averages didn't shift to negative. Similarly, we tried to confirm the early August highs as cycle highs, but again all five major averages didn't shift to negative, preventing this confirmation. Today the only major average that could have a negative weekly chart is the Dow Jones Industrial Average given a close today below its five-week modified moving average at 15,182.


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The biggest spring party in the Rocky Mountains is back! Breckenridge Ski Resort's annual "Spring Fever" month-long festival will again return to Breck to end ski season with a bang, and will feature a series of events taking place from March 23 through Closing Day, April 20, 2014, both on the mountain and in town.
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BOAZ - Evelene 'Shaffer' Waggener, 76, of Boaz, KY., formerly of Morganfield, KY., departed this life to be with her Lord and Savior at 6:18 p.m. on Saturday, May 24, 2014, at Lourdes hospital.
She was an employee of Lourdes hospital for 25 years and a member of Immanuel Baptist Church in Metropolis, IL.
Evelene is survived by three children, Greg Brindley and wife Debbie of Virginia Beach, VA., Diane Salsbury and husband Tim of Boaz, KY., and Tim Brindley, wife Tammy of Valley Lee, MD., and stepson, Jerry Waggener of Morganfield, KY.; four grandchildren, Derek Doss and wife Jessica, Justin Doss and his fiancé Becky Brookshire, Joshua and Noah Brindley; two great-grandchildren, Bailey and William Doss; two sisters, Naomi McGrew and husband Bill of Houston, TX., and Adeline Price and husband Wayne of Buckhannon, WV.
She was preceded in death by her husband, W.J. Waggener; a son, Mark Brindley; several brothers and sisters. Her parents were Ben and Adeline Walker Shaffer.
Visitation will be held from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 27, 2014, at Milner & Orr Funeral Home of Paducah.
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 28, 2014, at Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield, KY.
Burial will follow at Oddfellows Cemetery in Morganfield, KY.
A visitation will be held from 12:00 p.m. until the service hour of 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 28, 2014, at Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield, KY
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to: American Lung Association of KY., P.O. Box 9067 Louisville, KY 40202
You may leave a message of sympathy and light a candle of remembrance at www.milnerandorr.com
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CANNELTON AMERICAN LEGION POST 142 will hold its annual meeting and installation of officers Tuesday, June 16. A social hour will begin at 5 p.m. and dinner will begin at 6. All members, auxiliary, junior auxiliary, Sons of the Legion and their families are invited.
Meats and beverages will be provided. Members are asked to take a side dish or a dessert.
TIPSAW – The 13th annual Adventures With Nature field day will be held at Tipsaw Lake Saturday, June 27. Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of State Parks, Perry and Spencer County Soil and Water Conservation Districts, Purdue Extension Perry County and the U.S. Forest Service continue to work together to present the event.
Activities will get underway at 9 a.m. and will conclude approximately 1 p.m.
Humane Society to meet Tuesday
TELL CITY – The Humane Society of Perry County will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 9, at Fifth Third Bank in Tell City. Everyone is welcome. For more information, call Jim Carter at 836-4842.
Perry Central football families to meet today
LEOPOLD – A Perry Central Football Families meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Monday, June 8, in the high school study hall room.
Memorial Golf Scramble today
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 2939 LadiesAuxiliary will host an annual summer party beginning at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 10, at the post home.
Attendees are asked to take a covered dish and all auxiliary and VFW members are invited to attend. For more information, call Kim Patrick at (812) 719-8255 or the post at (812) 547-4756.
TELL CITY – The Twilight Towers Tenant Council gathered May 20, with President Joyce Richardt leading the meeting.
Celebrating May birthdays were Nancy Lyons,Mary Ann Weatherholt, Carl Sommer, Mary Holpp, Omia Linne, Ray Greathouse, Virgie Hubert, Mac Roberts, Kathleen Ludwig, Joyce Richardt, Betty Kessans, Cheryl Tanzey and Bud Richardt.
The council expressed thanks to everyone who attended the annual yard sale May 16. Susan Coyle was the quilt winner.
TELL CITY – Perry County Memorial Hospital will provide free blood-pressure, glucose, and total-cholesterol screenings this month.
Screenings will be from 8:30-10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 11, at Lincoln Hills Development Corp. Housing for the Elderly and from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursday, June 25, at Derby's Smackwater Cove.
PCMH's Home Health Department will also provide free blood-pressure and glucose (sugar) screenings at from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 11, at Twilight Towers.
PERRY COUNTY – People who live or work in Perry County completed nearly 1,000 surveys as part of a Hometown Collaboration Initiative. Now the effort's lead team is preparing for an upcoming community forum to review results.
The event is scheduled from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 9, and will be held at ATTC Manufacturing.
First United Methodist to host blood drive
TELL CITY – Tell City First United Methodist Church will host a blood drive from 2 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 30.
Donors must take identification or a Red Cross card. First United Methodist Church is located at 702 10th St.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact Kirstyn at (812) 547-2800, email@example.com or register online at www.redcrossblood.org.
Kidney health class Tuesday
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 2939 Ladies Auxiliary will host an annual summer party beginning at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 10, at the post home.
THE PERRY COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY will have its annual spring membership meeting and appreciation breakfast at 8:30 a.m. Friday, May 29, in the new PCMH education room.
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This post kicks off a three-part series we are doing on mobility leading up to some exciting integration announcements we are making later this month. Follow us here so you don't miss them!
I heard an analyst say this recently and think it is spot-on. Mobility is of course having a huge impact on content. It is increasingly integrated into almost every step of the content lifecycle:
We need to manage content that is being created and captured on mobile devices, make it accessible for access and sharing via mobile devices while at the same time ensure content-centric processes move forward while users are on the go. How that content is then handled for longer-term retention and compliance is also a factor in how organizations address mobile content, particularly in regulated industries.
Mobile devices are so central to how content is created, shared and accessed today, mobile content management can't be a separate market. We don't need a raft of new tools or repositories to manage our mobile content – what content isn't mobile? We need applications and content-oriented architectures that enable mobility as a core tenet. Mobility is just part of the broader fabric of getting work done in 2013…and beyond.
A new report from GigaOM describes mobile content management as:
"…a discipline consisting of strategies, policies, and enabling technologies that control how unstructured documents and files are accessed, used, and distributed from tablet computers and smartphones in the context of business processes."
The last part of that definition – in the context of business processes – is particularly important, to ensure organizations don't get stuck with new and disconnected content silos that only handle their "mobile" content. This report goes on to examine how some specific organizations have leveraged mobility to improve process efficiency.
Alfresco looks at mobile through a variety of lenses, as you'd expect given the pervasiveness of mobility across the content lifecycle. From Alfresco's own mobile clients for content access, sharing and process, to our Mobile SDKs that help customers and partners jump-start mobile application development for more custom processes. And we're not done yet…Alfresco will be making several announcements soon that feature leading Mobile Device Management (MDM) technologies. Stay tuned!
Stay tuned for the next part in our series on the future of mobility. In the meantime, be sure to download the GigaOM report and let us know your mobility challenges.


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