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I'm talking about FTP, SVN or similar - access to a clients website files.
Either the client themselves (penny pinchers!) wants to modify the site, or they've contracted some other developers (again with the penny pinching!) to do some additional work on the site.
How do you deal with it? Do you disallow other people access to sites you've developed? Do you reluctantly agree? If so, how do you circumvent issues that arise with multiple people working on the same site?
I give trusted clients access to the SVN repository. I don't give clients access to my server, however.
My scenario might not be applicable to the question you raise though as I never host clients' websites.
I develop websites on my development server. During the development process they have access to the demo site but they don't get access to manipulate files themselves during the development period.
I do get access to most of my clients' servers, however.
As for having multiple people working on the same site, I and the programmers use SVN for it.
Do you reluctantly agree? Why the reluctance? If it's a site in progress I might have practical concerns about an outside developer also working on it, but if it's been launched as is basically "finished" it's the clients business.
Reluctance because you'd ideally like to be the sole developer and retain the client for many years to come, not have to work with a third party etc.
Whilst penny pinching may be a factor, it not be the main reason, or it may not be a reason at all. There are many other possible reasons. But it's still their site (assuming all outstanding bills are paid) to do with as they please - including stuff it up, accidentally or intentionally - if they so choose.
So just because a client wants access to their own finished site via FTP doesn't automatically mean they're cheapskates, and to deny this request on the grounds that "only we are capable of safeguarding the integrity of your code" is not practical/realistic.
Smells like vendor lock-in. Fantastic (for profitability) if you can get away with it without annoying the client.
If you approach this as a normal, professional, business deal - i.e. client pays for a product (website), that product becomes their property to do whatever with. Fair enough they own the code/design/files.
However, I have in the past done quite a few pieces of "portfolio-boosting/experience-gaining" work - i.e. I sell a client a website for a knock-down rate.In these instances I would not give out file-access. Part of the reasons for performing the work for so cheap was to a) have work on my portfolio, this would be in jeopardy if I allowed others to use my work (when would it stop becoming "my work"?)b) In hope for repeat business, should the work be satisfactory to the client.
Is the site just a site, or does it come with a service contract?
Either way, this should have been discussed up-front (pre development). Now that the cat's out of the bag, I would say that if you want to possibly retain them as a client you should release the files to them. At this point it may just be a trust building thing for them. But you should attach conditions to this...
I assume you have an hourly rate you charge them for updates/modifications? My approach in the past is this. My normal hourly rate is $XX, if I release these files to you, and you or someone else goes in and makes a mess my hourly rate doubles (or other increase) to fix anything that was broken by the other developer.
Sometimes this opens their eyes to the fact that stuff can go wrong when they let the bosses nephew go in and start working on your finely tuned scripts.
Once my clients pay for the job they usually own the files, they are theirs, if they want to play with them or have someone else make changes they are more then free to do that.But,,, when they mess stuff up that is all them and I charge to fix it.. I have had cheap clients that think they can make changes and build a site once it is up and the majority of the time they mess up the site..
And sometimes they try to act like they didn't... I hate scammers they get to find another web designer.
I just let people know they can do what ever they want with THEIR files and I can tell if THEY mess them up.
Trapping people into your services is a good way to make people mad.:mad:
As falgie pointed out, the issue is support. Unless the client informs you of changes they've made, you'll be updating your local copy and overwriting the files on the server. Not giving the client access saves them money and frustration.
As long as a client understand the risks, I've no problem moving the site to their own hosting and allowing them to tweak as they see fit. I don't give clients access to my hosting though as I believe there may be liability issues for the things they could potentially upload.
We don't hire anyone who doesn't use our SVN and QA network and also hand over all files, including vector originals. Its a work for hire and we own the works.
But all of this is fully disclosed and understood by all parties involved upfront correct?
What if your developer had created a customized CMS system (while not contracted with you). When you saw his work you wanted to use his/her system. Would you expect them to hand you over all the code for the CMS system?
I think it's good practise to provide the client FTP access if they understand the consequences and what could happen if they mess up. We've won a lot of new clients after their existing provider did not grant access and started charging ridiculous rates and letting the client down! Quite a lot of companies like to tie in clients for the long-term and restricting FTP access helps.
I think you will find that setups are different. In our case we require the clients to purchase their own hosting, and we rarely use SVN except in house, though sometimes I think we should use SVN for client jobs too. We've had a couple of cases where the client starts trying to work on the site at the same time as our staff, but the problem hasn't presented itself enough to be a major concern.
As long as they understand I'm not responsible for problems related to changes they've made, and that I will charge them for anything I have to do in order to remedy problems related to changes they make, I have no problem with handing over the keys.
I wouldn't build someone a house and refuse to give them a copy of the blueprints in order to persuade them to come back to me if they want to add a deck or something later, I don't know anyone who would either.
Several responders to this thread assume the only reason not to give FTP access to the client is a revenue-generating ploy. I think for most it's simply a case of security.
I'm not going to give anyone (client or otherwise) FTP access to my server, but I'll happily set a site up on the client's server where they'll have free reign to change anything they like.
All the "you break it, I charge you to fix it" caveats naturally still apply.
we never give ftp access to anyone even if they ask to pay for file access.
Hey my first english message here, so understand my poor English.
I let ftp access to restricted docs on my clients websites only for uploading big files for his websites, like my deejay client who want to give free big download of is mixes on his site. That save me alot of downloads and upload via e-mail or data cd burnings.
Same things for the mensual photograf of collection group clients.I don't alow coding. Too mush headache on poor clients try...
As much as we want to be able to protect our work, we need to make sure we use contracts to state what the client is actually paying for, e.g. are they paying for the entire site (code and all) or are they only buying an aesthetic where they then must come back to the designer when changes need to be made? It must be clear.
Personally, I don't like clients being able to have access to files via ftp, too much can go wrong.
I always assumed that when someone pays for a website, it's complete with ftp etc. It seems that it's not as unusual as I thought for clients' websites to be hosted on the web designer's server. I have done that with a few cheap sites I've done for locals and was worrying about ftp/access to the control panel, as I don't see how I can allow that without serious privacy issues (they could access databases belonging to other people). However it also sounds as though some people don't give ftp access to complete, separate sites. That does seem stingy to me, even though I understand the 'they might mess it up' factor. Surely it's better to warn them that you'll charge to fix it, and perhaps have a maintenance agreement? Not every client can be a complete clutz, surely? The last time I was asked about this it was another developer wanting to make sure that they could "change titles and stuff" after the design was complete (in perpetuity).*I don't necessarily have a firm opinion on this, I'm interested like the original poster was in knowing what the standard practice is, and why.
*I told them they would need to ask the client for the server password, and thought they were very strange asking this! Now I know better!


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The improved performance of poker machine maker Aristocrat Leisure is flowing through to the bottom-line of its chief executive Jamie Odell.
The former Foster's executive earned $3.2 million for the nine months to September 30 - the company's new financial year-end date - nearly $1 million more than he earned for the previous year, according to the company's annual report.
For the prior 12 month financial year ending December 31, Mr Odell was paid $2.26 million.
The company has also tightened its bonds with Mr Odell signing a new service agreement that increases his resignation notice period from three to six months, and his non-compete service period from six to 12 months.
The main boost to his remuneration for the nine months to September was a $1.1 million increase in the value of his long term incentive pay compared to the previous year reflecting the growing view that Aristocrat's five year turnaround program - introduced by Mr Odell - is starting to show results.
Aristocrat nearly doubled its net profit in the nine months to September to $45.5 million from $19.9 million in the same period last year.
Aristocrat shares, which started the year at $2.20, hit a year high of $3.28 earlier this month.
In July, Mr Odell was forced to defend an ''upgrade'' that sent the company's stock tumbling.
Aristocrat's guidance that after-tax profit for the six months to June 30 2012 would be $30 to 33 million, while beating the prior first half profit of $24.9 million, did not meet the market's expectations.
The company said its 2012 business review, with reports from its chairman and CEO on the group's performance, will be available on its web site in January.The company will hold its AGM February 20 at The Mint in Sydney.

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AUSTIN, Texas — This September, Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine will begin a new Keep Texas Wild student section for teachers and families to introduce children to the world of nature and the outdoors. For the next year, magazine issues containing the new section will mail to more than 9,000 schools across the state, thanks to a grant from ExxonMobil and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation.
Each month, 19,500 copies of the magazine with the four-page Keep Texas Wild section will go to statewide public and private schools. That includes three copies each to elementary schools with fourth grades, one copy to secondary schools, and a copy each to university education departments, the Texas Youth Commission and regional school science coordinators. The section will focus on fourth grade learning standards.
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InDesign CS6 | Indic support and preferences
With InDesign CS6, you have the ability to create documents using indic text. Adobe World-Ready Composer (WRC) provides correct word shaping for many of the non-Western scripts, such as Devanagari. Adobe World-Ready composers in the International English version of InDesign, support several indian languages including Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Punjabi, Bengali, Telugu, Oriya, Malayalam, and Kannada.
Hunspell spelling and hyphenation dictionaries are included in InDesign CS6, and so is the Adobe Devanagari font family.
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Indic preferences
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- Specifies using Adobe World-Ready Composer for [No Paragraph Style]. This enables you to import content into InDesign.
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I am new to python and trying to write a simple program in which i asked user to input a salary, what problem i am facing is i want user to only input integer or float data types when ever user input anything other than integer or float i will ask user to again input the salary, this can be done by using "try and except" method but i want to do this without using "try and except" method , my code by using "try and except" method is :
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b = 0
while b == False:
a = float(raw_input("Give me a number"))
b = isinstance(a, float)
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print "Could you at least give me an actual number?"
print "salary is: ", a
this is working fine as do what i exactly i want, but when i tried to do this with using "try and except" i got failed , need some help.
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. . . Over the last fortnight, thousands of schools across France have been mysteriously receiving copies of a "lavishly illustrated" Turkish book attacking Darwinism. Titled The Atlas of Creation, the 768-page, large-print tomes attempt not only to debunk Charles Darwin"s theory of evolution, but also to paint it as "the true source of terrorism." . . .
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Gov. Herbert to Open 2014 Utah Sage-grouse Summit
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Gov. Herbert to Open 2014 Utah Sage-grouse Summit
The Utah State University-organized 2014 Utah Sage-grouse Summit is held Feb. 18 and 19 in Salt Lake City with Utah Gov. Gary Herbert as opening speaker.
The summit celebrates two decades of work by community-based working groups throughout the state and will facilitate an exchange of ideas and information between local working group members, private, state and federal partners to enhance community sustainability and greater sage-grouse conservation. Greater sage-grouse occur in 11 western states, including Utah, and have been identified as a candidate species for protection listing under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The two-day summit is held at the Utah Department of Natural Resources Auditorium at 1594 West North Temple. Conference participation is free, but registration is required by Feb. 7 and is limited. Registration information, along with a summit agenda, is available at Utah's Community-Based Conservation Program website. A streaming webinar option is available for those who are not able to attend the event in Salt Lake City. On Feb. 18, those interested may join the meeting any time from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. MST at https://connect.usu.edu/sgsday1/. On Feb. 19, participants may join any time from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. MST at https://connect.usu.edu/sgsday2/. Those who have never attended an Adobe Connect meeting can test their connection before the meeting at
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"The summit is a precursor and could provide a working template for the National Forum on Sage-grouse Local Working Groups which will also be held on Salt Lake City this November," said Terry Messmer, Quinney Professor for Wildlife Conflict Management in USU's Department of Wildland Resources, USU Extension wildlife specialist and summit coordinator. "Currently, there remains a lot of uncertainty and thus concern about what is happening both nationally and regionally regarding the status of this species and the listing process. Because of the distribution of this landscape species across the West, this situation is unprecedented in the history of the ESA. We canvased our local working group participants to find their information needs and concerns. Working with our partners, we built the Summit agenda to address them."
Speakers include researchers from USU and Brigham Young University, as well as representatives from Utah's Local Working Groups and federal, state and private natural resource agencies.
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Bridgwater Men's 1st 3, Bristol University 2nd 0
BRIDGWATER Men made it three wins on the bounce with an emphatic victory over Bristol University on Saturday.
Goals from Slocombe and Sibley (2) put the game to bed for the home side, as they despatched the students.
After a goalless first half hour, a pass through from Dyte found Slocombe in the D and he calmly lifted the ball over the onrushing goalkeeper.
Bridgwater came out quickly after the break and soon found themselves 2-0 up, Sibley hitting a reverse shot which flew into the back of the goal.
Then Tim Bennett combined with Jenkins who played an early pass through to Sibley who beat the defender and produced an almost identical finish to his first goal.
After a break of five minutes due to a sudden outbreak of hailstones, Bristol Uni started to play some fast direct hockey looking to get back in to the game.
With 15 minutes to go, Bridgwater, looking for a second clean sheet in a row, dug in and the Upham Brothers made some fantastic tackles, ably supported by Saunders in goal.
The game could have become four or five to nil – Willis and Bennett had good chances but neither could find a finish.
Bridgwater Men's 2nd 4, ISCA 5th 0
BRIDGWATER'S return to winning ways was all down to the return of Daniel Rogers. They played some fast-paced hockey which opened up ISCA, leading to goals from Harry Stephenson and Cam Birch.
The second half was much the same, this time with goals from Tim Sullivan and Paul Tilley resulting in a good win for Bridgwater, and allowing the team to rest players for the cup game on Sunday.
Man of the match was Harry Stephenson.
Bridgwater Men's 3rd 6, PGSOB 4th 1
TWO goals apiece from Steve Turvey and Dan Batten fired Bridgwater Mens III to a thrashing of PGSOB.
Rich Payne and Andy Cook added the extras as Bridgwater cruised to victory.
A nice move through the midfield linked Andy Cook and Sam Uminski, who found Rich Payne whose reverse shot into the corner for opened the scoring for Bridgwater.
Next it was Ben Lewis who played a neat pass to Dan Pigden who squared to Payne whose shot was just about to go in but Steve Turvey felt the need to make sure, and hit the ball over as it was touching the goal line for 2-0.
Phil Morrish played a nice lob to Dan Batten who beat three opposition defenders and slotted into the goal for 3-0.
PGSOB countered quickly and scored from their only shot to pull a goal back for 3-1.
Bridgwater returned to score from a short corner, injected by Phil Morrish for Payne to stop and Cook to hit to the far post for Batten to tap in for 4-1.
In the second half, Bridgwater struggled for any cohesion. Andy Cook drag flicked another short corner down the middle and through the keeper's legs for 5-1 and Steve Turvey rounded off the scoring.
Man of the match went to an impressive Sam Uminski.
Bridgwater Men's 4th 3, Yeovil & Sherborne 4th 6
BRIDGWATER fourth team's promotion hopes took a hit as they were well beaten by a more committed Yeovil & Sherborne team.
Having scored 12 the previous week, Bridgwater were not short of confidence, but found themselves a goal down within a minute.
Yeovil's second goal was again of Bridgwater's making, having over-committed in attack.
Bridgwater needed a positive response in the second half, but gifted Yeovil two goals within five minutes of the restart.
They finally managed to get a foothold in the game and, after a couple of near misses pulled a goal back through Mike Davidge with Steve Pigden making it 5-2.
But Yeovil countered again, scoring a sixth, before Jordan Rawles completed the scoring to make the final score 6-3.
Bridgwater Men's 5th 6, Sidmouth & Ottery 6th 1
IT was a convincing win for the fifth team on Saturday as they hammered Sidmouth & Ottery.
Goals from Liam Durkin (2), Connor Gillespie, Ward and Blyth sealed the points for Bridgwater, who dominated throughout.
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What was the first "red flag" that you saw upon entering an org, or the very first weird thing that you noticed that you let go or ignored?
Mine was watching a video of a supposed marital counseling "session", and noticing that the couple in the video were really real actors. I commented on that to my then boss and DSM, not knowing how to express how weird I thought that was.
Later that evening I was walking by the auditing rooms and saw a label on the door that said "confessional". And when I commented on that, she said to the org staff that I was being "keyed in" because of my Catholic background as a child.
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HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - Authorities are investigating possible hate crimes at several convenient stores in north Houston and Harris County.
On Monday morning, Harris County Precinct 4 deputy constables arrested 32-year-old Carlos Marroquin after a convenience store clerk at the Shell gas station at 6007 FM 2920 reported a man saying racial slurs and making terroristic threats.
Deputy constables said the suspect threatened to kill the store clerk and burn his store down because he was a Muslim.
Marroquin went to at least three different convenient store locations Monday morning making similar threats, according to investigators. Deputy constables obtained statements from witnesses at each location.
Multiple store clerks in the area told KPRC Local 2 that a man making similar threats came into their convenient store Sunday afternoon.
The store clerks showed surveillance video of the man coming in and speaking to the clerks. One video shows the man attacking the clerk.
The convenience store clerks said they are not Muslim. Authorities are trying to figure out if the cases are connected.
On Tuesday morning, Marroquin was out on bond. He's expected to appear in court on April 8.
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HOUSTON - Crooks carried out an armed heist at a jewelry store inside The Galleria mall on Thursday night, police say.
The Johnny Dang & Co. store is owned by Johnny Dang, the jewelry designer who makes gold grills for famous rappers and high profile celebrities.
Authorities said two armed men dashed into the store and stole watches and other pieces of jewelry. According to investigators, Dang and several of his employees were in the store but were not hurt.
Shoppers told Local 2 they were stunned the robbery was pulled off inside the mall.
"It's pretty safe. They usually have a lot of security guards everywhere, so I would have never expected something like that to happen in the Galleria," said Mary Abdou.
Police have few clues about the thieves' identities because they had their faces covered.
The doors were locked on Friday and the person inside had no comment.
"People are getting desperate and brave," said Michael Heyman.
Jewelry stores in the Galleria have been targeted before. In December 2011, three masked men carried out a smash and grab robbery inside the Ben Bridge jewelry store, breaking the glass cases with hammers and getting away with 20 Rolex watches worth more than $350,000. Another Ben Bridge jewelry store was hit in February 2012 in Memorial City Mall.
"I think we're heavy on crime and light on punishment, and it's not a deterrent anymore," said shopper Sam Hansen.
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Two-Year-Old Lock Picking, Pillow Stealing Bandit Busted on Video
This is one of the funniest 'kid' videos I have ever seen. Anyone who has kids knows that kids want what they want when they want it. However, sometimes the little tykes have to be pretty creative to get what they want without being seen. When my daughter, Emily was a toddler, I could never figure out how, after nap-time, I would find her playing on the floor and NOT in her crib...it took some time, but I figured her little scheme.


text: Updated from 9:38 a.m. ET top reflect closing share prices and additional analyst commentary throughout. NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts on Monday said they don't believe the accounting practices of Linn Energy ( LINE) have inflated or distorted the cash flow the embattled oil and gas driller pays to its investors through dividends. In a Monday upgrade of Linn Energy, the BAML analysts said Linn Energy's accounting for derivatives used to hedge its oil and gas production and the capital expenditure it sets aside to maintain energy output haven't misled investors or put the company's high dividend at risk. BAML's analysis centers on the non-generally accepted accounting practices (GAAP) Linn Energy reports to its shareholders, and in particular, its so-called "distributable cash flow," or DCF. Linn Energy uses non-GAAP measures such as DCF to support a current monthly cash distribution to shareholders of 24 cents, one of the highest dividend-yields among Master Limited Partnerships (MLP) in the oil and gas sector. Linn Energy's DCF covered 88% of its recently increased dividend payments, even as the company reported a net loss in its most recent quarter. The Houston-based oil company's accounting practices and the non-GAAP metrics that drives its dividend have come under scrutiny in recent months from Barron's and independent research firm Hedgeye Risk Management. Both Barron's and Hedgeye argue Linn has used non-GAAP accounting to overstate the cash flow it can pay out to shareholders and under-report expenses tied to its hedging practices and capital expenditure. The scrutiny comes at a crucial time for Linn Energy, which is seeking to acquire Berry Petroleum ( BRY) in a stock merger that the company expects will significantly bolster its energy assets and lead to an increased annual dividend of $3.08 a share. Questions on the transparency of Linn's non-GAAP accounting practices were heightened when the company disclosed in early July that the Securities and Exchange Commission had opened an informal review into its non-GAAP financial reporting and its hedging strategies. The SEC also requested the preservation of communications relevant to the company's proposed merger with Berry Petroleum; however, the regulator has not made an opinion on Linn Energy's accounting practices. While the BAML analysts said Monday they aren't attempting to call an outcome of the SEC's informal review, they did give a clear affirmation of the company's most controversial accounting practices. "We do not believe LINN's stated distribution coverage would be materially impaired had the put strategy not been employed while we believe LINN's stated level of maintenance capital is entirely consistent with reserve replacement cost and peer company results for those operating in similar regions," the analysts wrote in their Monday note to clients. Linn Energy has been criticized for capitalizing and not expensing the costs of put contracts it uses to hedge its oil and gas production. Since the derivative contracts are capitalized, they are not included in Linn's reconciliations from non-GAAP earnings before interest, taxes depreciation and amortization (Ebitda) such as DCF. After a sharp sell-off in the wake of Linn's disclosure of the SEC's review, the BAML analysts upgraded the company's shares to 'Buy' from 'Neutral.' Linn Energy shares gained over 8% to $25.13 in Monday trading. The shares have fallen nearly 25% in the past month. Berry Petroleum shares gained over 1% to $40.43. Still, the BAML analysts lowered their price target for Linn Energy from $41 a share to $30 a share, citing the company's elevated risk profile amid investor scrutiny and an uncertain outcome of the SEC's review. A handful of analysts downgraded their ratings and price targets for Linn Energy in early July, however, few expressed concern over the company's long-term earnings or its accounting practices.


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The release of Volcano Vehicle Systems Architect by Mentor got some of us to discover AUTOSAR and the possibilities it offers.
First the news then the background and then the commentary.
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A few days ago, Mentor Graphics Corporation announced technology that makes possible an AUTOSAR-based vehicle system design flow from architectural exploration to implementation. The new product, Volcano Vehicle Systems Architect (VSA) enables AUTOSAR-based system and embedded software design with support for FlexRay, CAN & LIN network design. VSA improves quality, reliability, time to market, and cost advantages by facilitating the use of standard interfaces and components based on AUTOSAR.
VSA, the first member of Mentor's AUTOSAR product family to be announced, focuses on the model-driven design process, incorporating the AUTOSAR standard. This approach allows customers to reduce their reliance on downstream validation and physical prototyping. Automotive companies can achieve substantial cost savings in the development process by moving significant decisions and verification tasks to the front end of the design cycle.
With VSA, engineers can design, explore and compare electronic and software architectures. VSA further allows users to take advantage of "correct-by-construction" design methodology reducing reliance on test-oriented validation approaches. VSA supports multi-partner, distributed iterative development enabling greater interaction between OEMs and Tier1 suppliers. The product is based on the open-source, plug and play, Eclipse Integrated Development Environment, making VSA easily extensible by the customers as well as other tool suppliers.
What is AUTOSAR?
AUTOSAR (AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture) is a worldwide development partnership of car manufacturers, suppliers and other companies from the electronics, semiconductor and software industry. Since 2003 the AUTOSAR Consortium has worked on the development and introduction of open, standardized software architecture for the automotive industries.
AUTOSAR impact is worldwide. In Japan, JasPar (Japan Automotive Software Platform and Architecture) has been working on the evaluation and testing of AUTOSAR results. Tools such as VSA, which facilitate the adoption of AUTOSAR and related technologies, are regarded as having important implications for the Japanese automotive market. JasPar is using the experience of the consortium members and standards such as AUTOSAR and FlexRay to create future automobile design standards for Japan. Mentor Graphics is a premium member of both AUTOSAR and JasPar.
The AUTOSAR membership is divided into four groups: Core, Premium, Associate, and Development members. Frank Schirrmeister has posted a blog in the Synopsys blogosphere about his presentation at the SAE Congress in Detroit on "system Level Architecture Design Tools and Methods" in front of 20 or so attendees, he says. It turns out that the ONLY EDA vendor that is a member of AUTOSAR is Mentor Graphics. This is curious because I clearly remember Synopsys explaining to me their strong market position in the automotive world thanks to their acquisition of the MAST language when they purchased Analogy. I have not heard about MAST since then, by the way. Cadence is also not a visible presence in an industry that will transition to more electronics applications than ever, and every car has a lot of electronics today already.
I am afraid that such an absence of EDA representation is one more indication that our industry is not a leader, but a follower. I know that the demand must be there if a product is to be a success, but being part of a group of companies that establish a direction and a collection of standards is not only prudent, it is becoming vital.


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The Over the Counter Channel (OTCnet) application is a web application that lets federal agencies manage and report all check and cash deposits in one place.
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News Archive
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October 26th, 2016
SMWC senior spends summer as Indianapolis firefighter
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College alumni live all across the United States and work in numerous diverse fields. While the list of careers is long and unique, Senior JaBreena Gardner may be the first student that will graduate and become a firefighter.
October 24th, 2016
SMWC receives state grant to help prepare Hispanics for healthcare sector
A pioneer of distance education, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, in partnership with other agencies, has received $60,000 in state funds to provide online English-As-A-Second Language (ESL) training to 100 Hispanic participants of a program aiming to bridge the skills gap in Indiana's healthcare industry.
October 21st, 2016
Comedy to bring laughter to SMWC stage
The classic tale of two mismatched roommates is sure to bring laughter to viewers of an upcoming play at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC).
October 19th, 2016
Speedbumps in concert at The Woods
The Speedbumps will bring its folk-rock style to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College in concert 9 p.m. Oct. 31 at Guerin Hall Theatre.
October 19th, 2016
SMWC to host first Foundation Day of Service
On Tuesday, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) students, staff, faculty and alumni will participate in a day of volunteerism for the first Foundation Day of Service.
October 14th, 2016
SMWC students draw inspiration, strength from institution's foundress
The 10th anniversary of the canonization of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin is Saturday.
October 13th, 2016
New Professor, New Book
SMWC Assistant English Professor Publishes Book On Hoosier Basketball.
October 5th, 2016
SMWC Workshops Targets Girls for Math and Science Exploration
A day of hands-on activities in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) will be offered at the Expanding Your Horizons event for middle school girls.
October 3rd, 2016
Homecoming: Where your story began
Homecoming 2016 delivered experiences reminiscent of tradition while incorporating new and fresh activities for alums and students.
September 15th, 2016
Bray Scores Internship With Indy Eleven
Pomeroy soccer senior combines marketing major with soccer passion.
September 12th, 2016
US News ranks SMWC in top 20
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) ranks in the top tier of the 2017 U.S. News and World Report's annual rankings of "America's Best Colleges." SMWC is listed among the Best Regional Colleges in the Midwest and moved up three spots to number 18.
September 9th, 2016
Architectural Open House of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
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- In her own words: SMWC senior shares "life-changing" internship experience at the statehouse
- Spring concerts at SMWC to celebrate earth, renewal
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- SMWC students help with Wabashiki cleanup
- 95th Ring Day
- SMWC named among most affordable accredited online Christian colleges and universities
- "Best Bang for the Buck:" SMWC ranks 13th in college guide rating for quality and affordability
- Love, relationships the subjects of spring musical at SMWC
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- Nursing pins presented to graduates at special ceremony
- Newly-released CD highlights SMWC musical talents
- SMWC 180th Commencement: "It's a memory that we'll share together."
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- MHA director Natalia Rekhter travels to Russia for Fulbright project
- SMWC faculty member receives state award for volunteerism
- The first "A Woods Christmas" coming to SMWC
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- Pomeroys Gear Up for Nationals
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- SMWC earns nursing accreditation
- SMWC receives national honor for fundraising efforts
- SMWC senior spends summer as Indianapolis firefighter
- SMWC receives state grant to help prepare Hispanics for healthcare sector
- Comedy to bring laughter to SMWC stage
- Speedbumps in concert at The Woods
- SMWC to host first Foundation Day of Service
- SMWC students draw inspiration, strength from institution's foundress
- New Professor, New Book
- SMWC Workshops Targets Girls for Math and Science Exploration
- Homecoming: Where your story began
- Woods students benefit from top-notch research opportunities
- Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College to celebrate 179th commencement
- Faculty awarded for service, scholarship and teaching
- SMWC senior awarded Second Runner-Up at Hoosier Horse Fair Queen Competition
- SMWC announces recipients of top scholarship
- Staff awarded for outstanding service and excellence
- SMWC Chorale and Madrigals to perform with notable musicians
- No Horsin' Around
- Rep. Susan Brooks encourages women to enter politics
- Woods students gain much while giving in the Dominican Republic
- Acclaimed artists bring world-class performance to The Woods
- Woods students celebrate "Family" on Ring Day
- International author and equine professor brings expertise to SMWC equine students
- Husband and wife to experience Ring Day together
- Duke Energy leader to deliver commencement address
- Summer Camp at The Woods
- Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College competes in National Academic Ethics Bowl
- Affordability of a private education
- SMWC Ethics Bowl team advances to nationals
- Community leader receives Aspire Higher Award
- 2015 Winter Commencement
- Pinning ceremony honors nursing graduates
- SMWC music therapy professor and student work with special needs children
- SMWC Leadership Summit empowers students to break barriers
- MLD grad becomes university president
- SMWC's inaugural WoodsGivingDay huge success
- SMWC adds intensive English program and international student office
- The Woods launches Master of Healthcare Administration
- "Tech or Tweet" – Not as spooky as it sounds!
- SMWC offers Musician of Promise scholarship
- IRS awards SMWC $20,000 grant
- Continuing the Legacy: Alums Share Their Stories
- SMWC honors Anne Coveney at dedication ceremony
- Award-winning folk group to perform at SMWC
- SMWC hosts STEM conference for middle school girls
- SMWC President Receives Torchbearer Award
- Off the track and into a new home
- SMWC Music and Theatre Department presents "The View from Here"
- There's No Place Like SMWC
- SMWC wins national fundraising award
- Leadership program accepting applications
- U.S. News ranks SMWC, again
- Pomeroy Wellness Program honored at Annual Chamber Meeting
- SMWC launches strategic plan
- Cover Girl
- New class of Pomeroys enters the front gate on Move-In Day
- Military couples "Re-Unite, Re-Connect and Re-Build" at The Woods
- This Sets Me Apart
- SMWC and Sisters of Providence honor Sister Wendy Workman at dedication ceremony
- Finding inspiration at The Woods: Indiana art teachers gather at SMWC for retreat
- SMWC hires experienced staff to fill needs
- High school students take first step toward nursing career at SMWC summer camp
- SMWC makes coed decision
- SMWC Launches Nursing
- A New Chapter
- SMWC announces Dr. Theresa L. Gioannini Endowment for Women in Science, awards student Gioannini Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship
- 177th Commencement -- over 90 students receive degrees from SMWC
- SMWC prepares local juniors for life after high school
- Helping Wabash Valley voices be heard -- one letter at a time
- Woods Online paralegal program fills need in job market
- Faculty Recognized for Excellence
- Bike Share Program Kicks Off
- SMWC Honors Distinguished Alums
- SMWC Celebrates 177th Commencement
- Summer Camp at The Woods
- Money Smart Day at SMWC
- Operation: Wabashiki - SMWC students committed to sustainability
- SMWC awards high school seniors top scholarship
- Ring Day 2015 - Providence unites Pomeroys across generations
- Woods Online RN to BSN program ranked top
- Great Scott!
- Woods Online psychology program ranked top
- SMWC juniors count down to 93rd annual Ring Day
- Sweet Briar College Students - Aspire Higher at The Woods
- Reflecting on the life of former SMWC trustee, Michael S. Ariens
- Indiana high school students present STEM research at SMWC
- SMWC alums "Planting New Seeds" through Week of Service
- King Joins Board of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
- SMWC professor receives GRAMMY award
- 6th Annual Mane Event
- SMWC Music and Theatre Department presents "The Taming of the Shrew"
- Women in Music
- Free City-Wide Tax Day
- Woods graduate interns at Indiana State Senate
- Realizing the Dream scholarship awarded to SMWC student
- Winter Commencement at The Woods
- SMWC Earns Indiana Board of Nursing Approval
- Ribbon cutting celebration officially opens SMWC's sports and recreation center
- SMWC Dean of Students receives Midwest Advisor of the Year award
- Student Activities Committee nominated at regional conference
- SMWC music therapy graduate designs one-of-a-kind drum table
- The Woods Celebrates Winter Commencement
- Graduate art therapy program to offer counseling licensure
- SMWC Chorale and Madrigals present Christmas concert
- SMWC Art Gallery features Faculty Exhibition
- SMWC Among Best Online Accounting Degrees
- Pathways event educates students on philanthropy
- Pomeroy candidate for Orr Entrepreneurial Fellowship
- SMWC honors students rank top at Ethics Bowl
- SMWC student places in top 10 at National Leadership Conference
- SMWC encourages prospective students to apply for top scholarship
- SMWC brings foundress to 21st century
- SMWC shares College Knowledge with West Vigo Middle School
- SMWC students, alums to perform Music and Memories at Homecoming
- SMWC junior conducts research in Amazon rainforest
- Community collaboration launches Wabash Valley Leadership Institute
- SMWC music therapy professor presents at Dine with a Doc
- SMWC hosts Mari Hulman George Thoroughbred Adoption
- Perfect Melody
- SMWC moves up in rankings, again
- Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce names Leslie as Athena Award winner
- Aspiring To The Next Level
- SMWC welcomes a new class of Pomeroys
- Opening Day Liturgy 2014
- It's Never Too Late To Aspire Higher
- SMWC students attend National Leadership Conference
- An emerging trend in alternative therapy helps veterans deal with trauma, find hope
- New wellness and sports marketing coordinator at The Woods
- SMWC grad inspires future teachers
- King Selects Chief External Relations Officer
- SMWC - leading college in human resource management
- It's Lemonade Day
- Junior High Girls Aspire Higher at SMWC Summer Camps
- SMWC alum awarded Volunteer of the Year
- College Success Workshops At The Woods
- SMWC President's contract extended
- 175th Commencement at The Woods
- 1978 Graduate of the Woods receives Distinguished Alumna Award
- Woods Online accounting program ranked top 20
- SMWC senior develops first of its kind - interactive drum table for therapeutic settings
- Making horses dance
- Celebrating Faculty Excellence
- SMWC International Ring Day - a reminder of time spent abroad
- SMWC Chorale and Madrigals spring concert
- Saint Mother Theodore Guerin Scholarship recipients announced
- Summer Camps at The Woods
- SMWC Celebrates 175th Commencement
- SMWC Western Team is Region's Best
- Award-winning author/singer-songwriter speaks at The Woods
- SMWC alum writes children's book
- Pomeroys give back in NYC
- Indie folk group comes to SMWC
- New director of facilities named at SMWC
- SMWC education majors celebrate Read Across America
- SMWC launches Health and Wellness
- SMWC Volunteers Clean Up Wabashiki
- SMWC President speaks about leadership
- SMWC joins Rural Health Innovation Collaborative
- SMWC students place in State Leadership Conference
- Artist Elizabeth DeMoss at SMWC Art Gallery
- Pomeroys participate in Ring Day ceremony
- Ring Day - an emotional event for Woods Students
- Pomeroys anticipate 92nd annual Ring Day
- Women, Leadership and Women's College
- SMWC demonstrates Art Therapy at Terre Haute Veterans Expo
- Artist Sharon Boehl at SMWC Art Gallery
- Woods Online student tackles educational challenge
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- Equine Opportunities Straight from the Horse's Mouth
- Gardner named USCAA Player of the Week
- Woods Students join global campaign for justice
- The Woods Celebrates Winter Commencement
- The Woods launches RN to BSN completion program
- Military Tuition Discount
- Lilly Endowment Awards $1 Million to SMWC for Nursing Degree Program
- SMWC Celebrates 174th Commencement
- President King encourages women to "Lean In"
- SMWC breaks ground on new sports and recreation center
- Better Health Wabash Valley Receives Funding for Pomeroy Wellness Program
- SMWC Professor Kathryn Myers Becomes Author
- SMWC receives $100,000 from Charles E. Schell Foundation
- SMWC ranks among best colleges for veterans
- SMWC campus ministry makes a difference
- SMWC Volunteers Make Clay Bowls for Fundraiser
- SMWC sponsors the "Give-a-Book" program
- SMWC sponsors Lt. Governor's Leadership Luncheon to benefit the Girl Scouts of Central Indiana
- SMWC Student Receives Realizing the Dream Scholarship
- Something to Sing About
- SMWC rally to honor the fallen
- Students bring awareness by turning trash into art
- Faculty Recognized for Excellence
- North Soccer Standouts Sign With The Woods
- SMWC Celebrates 173rd Commencement
- SMWC unveils new opportunities in criminology and healthcare administration
- Sr. Connie Kramer - A Woman of Influence
- A Passion for Music
- SMWC's Operation Wabashiki returns for third year
- Woods Online student aims for hunting success in new TV show
- 91st Ring Day
- New STEM program for girls at The Woods
- SMWC Equestrian Western Team Heads to National Semi-Finals
- SMWC receives advertising award
- Kent State University Chorale to present at The Woods
- Ring Day 2013
- Saint Mother Theodore Guerin Scholarship winners awarded
- It's Lemonade Day, Again
- Math conference opens eyes of SMWC students
- Local Senior Receives Prestigious Guerin Scholarship
- SMWC helps discover the next generation's top researchers
- Dressed for Success at SMWC's Job Boutique
- Sustainability Club Talks Trash
- Equine career fair help students prepare for workforce
- The Woods Sign Agreement with Illinois Eastern Community Colleges
- SMWC Presents "The Tempest"
- Students join global campaign to stop violence
- SMWC Professor Reinvents an Indiana Classic
- SMWC supports National Girls and Women in Sport Day
- SMWC students provide free tax assistance
- National Catholic Schools Week
- SMWC Senior Shows Off Artwork
- Pomeroys participate in national soccer convention
- Four-Star Presents Inheriting the Trade
- Shaner breaks all-time scoring record
- Six Appeal comes to SMWC
- The Woods presents National Players in "Animal Farm"
- The Woods' first winter commencement
- Kim LaComba recognized by INADE for outstanding service to students
- Woods Online among top 10 largest Indiana online programs
- Equine holiday ride at The Woods
- SMWC senior wins USCAA cross country championship again
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- 2012 International Student Ring Ceremony
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- A vacation that changes lives: Woods students help children during spring break
- Trading vacation for volunteering: SMWC group dives into the tornado cleanup effort for spring break
- Rachel Leslie named advancement director
- $10,000 Pittcon grant expands technology access in SMWC science labs
- Four-Star Series presents Vera Bradley
- New technology transforms students from beginners to Beethovens
- Future Teachers of America share love of reading
- Students earn scholarships by exploring computers at an Indiana conference
- Gresham named Outstanding Career Development Professional
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- Nationally renowned bee expert makes his mark on the Wabash Valley as a new SMWC professor
- SMWC presents "The Sound of Music"
- SMWC's Computer Information Systems major prepares leaders for uncharted careers
- Rebecca Latta signs letter of intent with SMWC
- SMWC crowned Western Equestrian Champions
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- SMWC's exceptional personal attention forms a connection from the start
- Equine Holiday Ride At The Woods
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- From theory to reality: SMWC students explore diverse teaching methods during the Urban Education Field Experience
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- SMWC junior takes first place at USCAA national championship, team places third overall
- SMWC Cross Country team races to nationals for the third year in a row
- SMWC's Art Therapy program receives national recognition
- The Woods participates in Veterans Day remembrance
- SMWC graduate stands up for patients' rights
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- R.S.V.P. Luncheon Series presents Good Morning America producer Mellen O'Keefe
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Got it... But when I go to slide Nc back up it snaps back to the top... Not like it follows ur finger down n back up as the prior one did or ad Nc does naturally.
I like it, not smooth 100% of the time, but I'm glad he is improving on it.
Wow! It took you 1 minute to slide for top of the screen to almost bottom of the screen! LOL
Nice tweak though
Yes, I am using IntelliScreenX, not SBSettings or BBSettings.
This may sound ultra-dumb, and I apologize but I must ask.
The toggles in the very first picture on this article... I want THOSE toggles exactly. I've tried SB Settings and it crashes and looks dumb. I've tried some other one and it put thrse big grey clunky buttons in Notification centre which didn't even activate the toggles half the time. I would flick Airplane mode on and it would not activate Airplane Mode. I was nice, fluid toggled in my Notification Centre... anyone have any suggestions?
...unleeeesssss it's IntelliscreenX... that all the other comments are on. -.- urgh
Post script... I didn't read ur last sentence before posting haha. My bad.
I dont like the new way how it doesn't totally hide. You loose the bottom of NC that way.
Have it normal so it totally hides would be better.
What that's things at the top of the notification center? is that a tweak?


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In Invest We Trust
Pension Reform Act to impact your investment
By David Bernard
A body at rest tends to stay at rest. A body in motion tends to stay in motion, unless acted upon by an outside force. This basic law of physics can be applied to most people's retirement planning—risking too much or too little and seemingly too apathetic or uninformed to affect change.
The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA law) obligates employers who offer a defined contribution plan, such as a 401(k), to act as that outside force, pushing or redirecting their employees' retirement investments. Until recently, plan sponsors were pretty limited by the types of plans and guidance they could provide for their employees. The newly signed Pension Reform Act of 2006 creates some tools and opportunities to help both plan sponsors and participants.
The new legislation is focused on improving employee education, increasing participation and changing under-funded or poorly performing plans. If you offer or are considering offering your employees a defined contribution plan, it's time to jump on this bandwagon and take advantage of the new opportunities.
Here are a few things to consider:
- Work with a broker or agent you trust to fully disclose information and who benefits from ensuring that you have the right plan for you and your employees. It's not in your best interest to work with someone who benefits financially based on specific investments or products you select. A fee-based advisor has a fiduciary responsibility to you and your employees and is not motivated by commissions. How people get paid often has a big impact on how they behave.
- With the help of an experienced advisor, you can adhere to the Department of Labor guidelines for complying with 404(c) regulations. The keys are to know what the regulations mean and being able to document and defend what you have done. Having a compliance strategy with documentation is equally as important as being in compliance.
- As a plan sponsor, you are responsible corporately and privately for safeguarding the assets of your company's plan. This means choosing, monitoring and continuing to oversee your plan. Annual reviews and ongoing oversight will help ensure that your plan evolves to meet changing needs and legislation.
- Finding the right plan involves selecting the right investment choices and the right education program. One size does not fit all when it comes to retirement investing, and there are new options available. Offer your employees a well-researched retirement plan from an unbiased provider.
- Encourage your employees to participate through automatic enrollment and matching contributions. Employees tend to improve their savings rate when employers offer incentives. This can also serve as an effective way to attract and retain great employees.
- The annual "educational" meeting to educate workers on investments and register new enrollees just doesn't cut it any longer. Employees need help not only managing their retirement plan assets, but also with understanding how these investments fit into their other financial considerations. They need individualized, objective advice so that they can achieve their retirement goals.
The burden is on plan sponsors to help employees realize that they can no longer be passive when it comes to their retirement—and Congress has just helped ease the burden. With these new tools and the increased forces, we should see a whole generation of active and engaged retirement investors—no more retirement planning by inertia. We'll have workers who are well equipped and in top shape to reach their retirement goals tomorrow. David Bernard is the president of Wealthpoint.
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The Pension Protection Act of 2006 could greatly raise the number of workers participating in company-sponsored savings accounts by allowing the automatic enrollment of new employees. The legislation also will make it easier for plan sponsors to offer investment advice to 401(k) savers. Over the last decade, personal saving as a percentage of disposable personal income has steadily fallen. In the second and third quarters of 2005, the saving rate, for the first time in the last 60 years, has fallen into negative territory—meaning that Americans are, as a whole, spending more than they save. In the third quarter of 2005, the personal saving rate was 1.5 percent, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce.


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Sioux Empire Halloween Event Links
JAYCEES HAUNTED HOUSE – In the Fine Arts building at the WH Lyon Fairgrounds. Admission is $8 or $6 with a canned good. Click here for details: siouxfallshauntedhouse.com.
MUSEUM OF VISUAL MATERIALS KIDS HALLOWEEN PARTY – October 24 . Details here: facebook.com/sfmvm.
HAUNTED CORN MAZE – October 25, 26 6-9:30pm. 2 ½ miles east of Harrisburg then 1 ½ miles south on SD Highway 11. Admission is $7, $5 for 5-10. More info: heartlandcountrycornmaze.com.
ZOO BOO – At the Great Plains Zoo October 25, 26, 27. Held rain, snow or shine. $5 for zoo members and $6 for non-members. Kids 2 and under free. Details: greatzoo.org.
BOO FALLS HALLOWEEN PARADE AND ZOMBIE WALK – October 26 5pm on Phillips Avenue, downtown Sioux Falls. Zombie costume contest also. Proceeds benefit the State Theater. Free to watch and $3 per person to be in the parade. Click here for more: siouxfallszombiewalk.com.
THE FEAR FACTORY – October 25, 26 and 31. Brandon, SD. Info Here: Fear Factory.
OLD COURTHOUSE MUSEUM HALLOWEEN PARTY – October 31st. More info.
SPOOKTACULAR TRAILS – October 26th Big Sioux Recreation Area. Dress in your Halloween costume, bring a trick or treat bag and a flashlight. More info here.


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Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens honors the 79th anniversary of the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous at its Gate Lodge during Founders' Day Weekend, June 6 through 8.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day; complimentary admission to the Gate Lodge is available for all who come to visit this historic location. Free transportation is provided between Founders' Day activities at Stan Hywet and The University of Akron on June 7. Stan Hywet is at 714 North Portage Path in Akron.
The Gate Lodge was built as a residence for the estate's superintendent. The first (and only) superintendent lived there until his death in 1923, when Fred (eldest son of F.A. Seiberling) moved in with his wife, Henrietta and their three children. It was in the Gate Lodge on Mother's Day in 1935 that Henrietta brought together for a discussion her friend Dr. Bob Smith, a prominent Akron surgeon and Mr. Bill Wilson, a New York stockbroker. Two admitted alcoholics, the meeting went long into the evening, where the principles that still serve as the cornerstone of
Alcoholics Anonymous were identified.
The Gate Lodge at Stan Hywet was formally dedicated as the "Birthplace of Alcoholics Anonymous" in 2000. It was restored and reopened in 2004.


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BAYTOWN - A Baytown man has been arrested and accused of pointing a BB gun at a police officer.
Franklin Hernandez Buruca was charged with aggravated assault on a public servant.
Baytown police said on Jan. 11, a neighbor told officers that Buruca was trying to break into his house in the 3400 block of Red Cedar Road.
When an officer arrived at the scene , he saw Buruca coming from his neighbor's house and approaching his residence while on his wheelchair, police said.
Buruca's mother said her son was suffers from a mental disorder and he went to his neighbors house to start a fight, police said.
After Buruca was taken back to his home and the officer began to leave, police said Buruca came out of his house and charged at the officer on his wheelchair. According to police, Buruca also had a BB gun in his hand and pointed it toward the officer.
The officer, fearing for his life, then pulled out his handgun and pointed it at Buruca, police said. The officer was able to disarm Buruca and take him down to the ground, police said.
Investigators said Buruca resisted arrest and tried to bite the officer before the officer was finally able to get control of Buruca and place him in custody.
Buruca was booked into the Baytown City Jail.
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Roaming through Digg tonight, I came on an article discussing multiple choices for Word of the Year, some of which I never heard. You might be interested to check it out and comment, perhaps with your choice for TWOTY. To my mind it should be a fairly new term or an old one that developed a new use, such as fiscal cliff. Two or three word phrases seem to qualify.
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GIF? Wow, are those Oxford-types off their rockers!
Life is like playing chess with chessmen who each have thoughts and feelings and motives of their own.
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Gif will never match Google as a word. I prefer jpg. We need a word of the year that has wider appeal than just to computer nerds. I might vote for fiscal cliff.
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