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Storm coach has called for the NRL to put a stop to refereeing blunders after his team's loss to the Raiders.
Carlos Hernandez and Kenny Cunningham are both in the frame to represent Costa Rica on football's biggest stage in Brazil.
Sitting at the bottom of the NZ Super Rugby Conference, the Blues' commitment is being questioned.
Auckland Diocesan's year 11 students are assembling bikes for 11 refugees.
In a world first, Australia's major sporting codes came together to commit to ridding their sports of homophobia.
ACT Leader Jamie Whyte has finally given specific information about its three-strikes-for-burglary policy.
Victoria University has hired security guards to monitor a council pathway students call "rape alley".
Forget bunnies this Easter, the blind foundation says it is desperate for new guide-dog puppy walkers.
One rebel economist is upsetting alcohol watchdogs by saying New Zealand does not have the drinking problem it thinks it has.
Boxing icon Rubin Carter has died at the age of 76.
A young mother of three is dead tonight and a wedding day is in tatters after the latest in a string of fatal accidents.
The Auckland City Mission says synthetic cannabis abuse will become a bigger problem than methamphetamine.
The popular Wellington seaside spot was in lock-down for most of the day after residents were woken by gunfire.
The South Korean coast guard has recovered 59 bodies from the wreckage in a ferry which sank last week.
LeBron James and Dwyane Wade combined for 50 points to lead two-time defending NBA champions Miami to a 99-88 victory over Charlotte in their post-season opener.
World Formula One champion Sebastian Vettel has been told to move over for his Australian teammate Daniel Ricciardo for the second straight race.
The rugby league gods have delivered the Melbourne Storm a dose of karma with a last-gasp 24-22 loss to the Raiders.
Everton ensured David Moyes' return to Goodison Park was an unhappy visit, beating Manchester United 2-0.
Lukas Podolski grabbed two goals as Arsenal beat Hull 3-0 to remain on track for a Champions League spot.
Liverpool have moved closer to a first league title since 1990 with a 3-2 win at Norwich City which sent them five points clear in the Premier League.
The final of the Dutch Cup - and what appeared a real 'David and Goliath' battle.
A health craze is sweeping the country, and it involves laughing at nothing at all.
This week Scott McLaughlin returns to his home race to 'give it the jandal'.
Oklahoma City lead by as much as 25 points, but had their lead shrunk to two points in the fourth quarter before seeing off Memphis 100-86.
Hunters on the annual Great Easter Bunny Hunt were down on their luck this long weekend.
Two former members of ABBA have reunited on stage to perform at the Olivier Awards in London.
The latest instalment of The Amazing Spider-Man will hit the big screen here next week, and with it comes a new villain.
When do fakes become works of art in their own right?
After years of campaigning, momentum is finally building to have a south Auckland waterway cleaned up and returned to its former glory.
More bodies have been recovered from the stricken ferry that sunk off South Korea, bringing the official death toll to 49.
Four French journalists have been freed after being taken hostage in Syria almost a year ago.
The first of the funerals has been held for the Sherpas killed in an avalanche on Mt Everest.
The Oculus Rift headset promises to take virtual reality mainstream.
More than 1000 homes are still without power on the South Island's West Coast.
A Wellington bus depot has been hit by arson for the second time in five months, and police suspect the same firebug is to blame.
Grape growers are racing to harvest what's left of their crop in New Zealand's largest wine-producing region.
The Golden State Warriors topped the Los Angeles Clippers 109-105 in the opening game of their best-of-seven series.
Kevin Pietersen's hopes of reviving his England career appeared to end when ECB managing director Paul Downton said there was no hope of a return.
They were the same three bodies that had been spotted, but not retrieved, during an earlier dive.
Fulham squandered an opportunity to escape the Premier League relegation zone, going down 3-1 at Spurs.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho angrily mocked the match officials after his side lost to 2-1 loss to Sunderland.
Kate Rodger's full interview with The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Rise of Electro star Jamie Foxx.
The Sydney Roosters have addressed their three-game losing streak with a tense 24-18 win over a stubborn Cronulla.
An unusual moment came during the Chiefs v Crusaders game when Brodie Retallick came out of a maul with no jersey on his back.
The Crusaders have stifled the Chiefs 18-17 behind the boot of Colin Slade who kicked all the visitors' points in Hamilton.
St George Illawarra put the dramas of 'sirengate' firmly behind them to chalk up a comfortable 20-10 NRL win over the Warriors at Kogarah Oval.
Glynn had major surgery seven months ago to repair a ruptured ACL, and she has made a big sacrifice to ensure she makes the team.
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Delightful, heart-warming and a very worthy watch for people all ages.
Video highlights, live updates as they happen and all the action as the Chiefs host the Crusaders.
The clean-up has begun on the West Coast of the South Island, and Mayor Tony Kokshoorn estimates the insurance claim could reach $20 million.
A typical morning commute turned into a dramatic digger rescue in Otago, after floodwaters swept a woman's car off the road.
Locals in Whakatane were forced to evacuate their homes last night as torrential rain, along with a high tide, burst the banks of a stream.
Almost 500 Kiwis who qualified as registered nurses last year are struggling to find work.
A group of school children in Nelson have had a taste of what World War I may have been like for their great-grandfathers.
The captain says he delayed evacuating the ship because of the sea conditions and the absence of rescue ships.
New Zealand climbers are tonight mourning the loss of three of their Nepalese Sherpa guides following the mountain's deadliest disaster.
The organisers of the Warbirds Over Wanaka air show have come up with a plan to future-proof the event.
The Commerce Commission is warning restaurants and bars this weekend to stop illegally charging customers over the Easter holidays.
Torben Akel goes to South Auckland to find out if moral issues are changing traditional political allegiances.

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Scrabble has recently been transformed into a glitzy fashion statement that is, of course, covered in pink from head-to-toe. Scrabble used to be reserved for bookworms and girls who wear glasses, but now it's the Scrabble Designer Edition! It 'has style, taste and elegant accessories' and other catchy buzzwords like 'pearlescent,' 'embroidered' and 'fashionable.' Really, all this translates to is your average Scrabble game. Only this time, it's pink.
Even more absurd is the pinkification of the Ouija board. All of those girls playing Wiccan didn't know what they were doing when they were trying to contact the dead and scare themselves silly. The twenty-first century (pink) edition knows what us girls really want to know with the question cards that come with the set. Don't worry, they have the really important questions included like 'who will text me next?' 'Will I be a famous actress oneday?' 'Who wishes they could trade places with me?' Now our beloved Ouija board is nothing more than a glorified fortune teller.
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26 Mar 2014 07:09
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MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS: The European Journalism Centre (EJC) has launched a new website, for its Innovation in Development Reporting (IDR) Grant Programme.
24 Jan 2014 05:25
MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS: The European Journalism Centre (EJC) announced this week that it would be launching its new Verification Handbook in January 2014.
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THE HAGUE, THE NETHERLANDS: Dutch vehicle navigation systems manufacturer TomTom said its profits fell by half in the third quarter year-on-year, blaming a fall in car sales for the poor results.
31 Oct 2013 07:17
THE HAGUE, THE NETHERLANDS: - Dutch group Philips has terminated the €150m sale of its entertainment business to Japan's Funai, alleging breach of contract.
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THE HAGUE, THE NETHERLANDS: Dutch telecom operator KPN has announced that it had sold its German subsidiary E-Plus to Spain's Telefonica for €5bn in cash and a 17.6% stake in Telefonica Deutschland.
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SAN FRANCISCO, US: The 4th edition of The Bees Awards - 1st international social media marketing awards - has announced their 2013 nominations.
21 May 2013 09:07
LONDON, UK: Here are the nominations for the D&AD Awards. See this year's In Book winners and Nominations below. Yellow Pencil winners will be revealed on Wednesday 12 June at the Awards Ceremony.
22 Apr 2013 11:05
MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS: The European Journalism Centre (EJC) has announced that it has received financial support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to advance journalistic coverage of issues related to global development and the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals. Therefore, in 2013 the EJC will implement a grants programme supported by the Gates Foundation.
25 Jan 2013 12:33
LONDON, UK / BERLIN, GERMANY / PARIS, FRANCE / BRASILIA, BRAZIL: The way in which we keep up with the news has changed greatly over the past decade. How many of us still buy a daily newspaper? Many of us opt to get our news from a variety of online sources.
By Ilse du Plessis 16 Jan 2013 06:29
NEW YORK, US: The Midas Awards, for the World's Best Financial Advertising, announced the award winners for the 2012 competition. This year's Midas Grand Jury awarded one Grand Midas, 26 Gold Ingots, 46 Silver Ingots, and 63 Finalists. The 2012 Midas Awards competition received entries from 28 countries and is reputed to be the only international competition that recognises excellence in financial services communications on a global scale.
21 Dec 2012 08:23
PARIS, FRANCE: Across major cities in Europe, Nikon builds huge sculpted 'hands' in a pose, as though holding a Nikon camera.
7 Nov 2012 10:29
AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS: Arena Media turned Eurostar's data into advertising content to drive sales to Amsterdam.
24 Oct 2012 11:29
LONDON, UK: comScore, Inc, a leader in measuring the digital world, today released an overview of internet usage in Europe, showing that 395.7 million Europeans went online in May 2012 for an average of 27.6 hours each.
6 Jul 2012 12:38
MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS: The Data Journalism Handbook is a free, open-source book that aims to help journalists to use data to improve the news. It was launched on Saturday 28 April, at Italy's leading journalism event, the International Journalism Festival in Perugia, which attracts thousands of journalists from around the world for a week of talks and workshops.
14 May 2012 13:34
NEW YORK, US: The 55th New York Festivals International Television & Film Awards, announced this year's winning entries at the 2012 awards ceremony on Tuesday, 17 April at the annual NAB Show in Las Vegas. Geoffrey Mason, senior production specialist for ESPN, was awarded the NYF Television & Film Awards Lifetime Achievement Award.
19 Apr 2012 08:02
CANNES, FRANCE: The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, taking place from 17-23 June, has announced the members of a further four juries: Creative Effectiveness, Design, Film, and PR Lions. South Africa is represented on the Design jury (Shelley-Ann Atkinson, Grid Worldwide Branding & Design) and on the Film jury (Catherine Ireland, Amplified).
30 Mar 2012 07:54
CUPERTINO, US: Apple has announced it has sold three million of its new iPad, since its launch on Friday, March 16. The new iPad features a new Retina display, Apple's new A5X chip with quad-core graphics, a 5 megapixel iSight camera with advanced optics for capturing photos and 1080p HD video, and the same all-day 10 hour battery life*.
22 Mar 2012 08:37
CUPERTINO, US: Apple has announced the new iPad, the third generation mobile device, will arrive at Apple's retail stores and the Apple Online Store (www.apple.com) on Friday, 16 March in the US, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Switzerland and the UK; along with Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
15 Mar 2012 10:40
NEW YORK, US: The International AME Awards, now in its 18th year of honouring the world's best work in advertising and marketing effectiveness, has announced the shortlist for the 2012 competition.
22 Feb 2012 11:35
NUREMBURG, GERMANY: In 2011, demand for mobile phones once again increased in Europe, largely as a result of the rising popularity of smartphones. According to GfK, 3.2% more mobile phones were sold in 2011, in particular the sales of smartphones increased by 67%.
15 Feb 2012 12:23
NEW YORK, US: Global consumer confidence increased one index point last quarter to 89, while Europe led confidence declines in 24 of the region's 27 measured markets, according to fourth quarter 2011 global consumer confidence findings from Nielsen, a leading global provider of information and insights into what consumers watch and buy.
8 Feb 2012 12:14
LONDON, UK: comScore, Inc, a leader in measuring the digital world, has released an overview of Internet usage in Europe, showing that 379.4 million Europeans went online in November 2011 for an average of 27.8 hours per person.
25 Jan 2012 10:02
NEW YORK, US: The Art Directors Club (www.adcglobal.org), one of the premier organisation for creatives in integrated media and claimed to be the first global creative collective of its kind, has announced the full Design jury for the global ADC 91st Annual Awards. Arem Duplessis will chair the jury.
18 Jan 2012 11:05
NEW YORK, RESTON, US: Nielsen Holdings NV, a leading global provider of information and analytics around what consumers watch and buy, and comScore, Inc, a leader in measuring the digital world, have announced that they have settled their patent disputes.
23 Dec 2011 10:53
LONDON, UK: comScore, Inc, a leader in measuring the digital world, has released an overview of internet usage in Europe, showing 376.6 million unique visitors went online in October 2011 for an average of 27.8 hours per person.
12 Dec 2011 11:15
PARIS, FRANCE / DARMSTADT, GERMANY: While the conventional wisdom holds that newspapers and young people don't mix, newspaper companies and media associations from around the world are finding new ways to attract younger readers, using video, social media, research, education and a "total youth think" attitude.
8 Dec 2011 09:18
NUREMBERG, GERMANY: The overall market for technical consumer goods in Western Europe recorded a sales volume of €44.4bn in the third quarter of 2011. This is a decrease of 4.1% compared to last year's figures. The individual countries are developing very differently. These are the findings of GfK TEMAX Western Europe.
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Andrew Sneddon, 9, of Celina, displays his unusual entry in the Mr. Potato Head Contest held Wednesday at the 155th Mercer County Banner Fair. The youngster used a sweet potato for the body of his red-feathered bird.
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Kannoth wins fourth straight spelling bee title
Four years ago as a nervous third-grader, Aditya Kannoth stepped to the microphone at Wilder Middle School and quietly started a dynasty.
Kannoth correctly spelled the word "unenforceable" to win the Henrico County Spelling Bee in the ninth round, outlasting nearly 60 other students representing each of the county's elementary and middle schools.
The following year, at Hungary Creek Middle School, Kannoth spelled "exhilarated" correctly to repeat as the county champion in a 15-round bee.
Last year at Hungary Creek, Kannoth spelled "immaculate" in the 13th round to win his third consecutive title.
But he wasn't done yet.
Last week at Hungary Creek, Kannoth outlasted dozens of opponents for the fourth straight year, this year spelling "surrealism" in the 19th round to earn a "four-peat" as county champion.
That Kannoth has excelled so consistently at the highest level perhaps shouldn't come as a surprise. Without any coaching or lessons from his parents, he taught himself to read at the age of 3. By the same age, he had memorized the names of all 50 states and knew their capital cities, his mother, Sarita, recalled recently.
"[In 2009] he came home and said he won his class bee, and we said, 'Ok, great,'" Sarita Kannoth said. "Then he won the school bee, and then the county bee. We were completely amazed at that point."
His love of reading – a regular pastime at home – "is really what helps him," Sarita Kannoth said. "He's been reading much more than kids normally do at his age. We've let him read a couple of John Grisham books because we were running out of others."
Kannoth, who aspires to be either an engineer (like his father, Vinod) or a neurosurgeon, is driven by a competitive streak.
"Sometimes I don't like studying, but I really look forward to the competition," he said.
When he's not spelling, Kannoth enjoys playing a variety of sports (including tennis and basketball) and video games. He prepares for the spelling bee each year by studying list of words online.
During the competitions, he frequently asks for the definition and origin of a word to help provide himself with clues about its spelling. Then he attempts to visualize the word in his mind.
His advice to would-be spellers?
"First of all, just sound it out," he said. "Depending on the language, it will probably work – except if it's French. That's
harder to sound out."
Several times in the past four county spelling bees, that advice has helped him spell a word that at first seemed tricky, Kannoth said.
On March 10, Kannoth will again compete in the regional spelling bee at the Library of Virginia. This time, he's going with one thought in mind.
"I'm going to try to win it this year," he said.
The ultimate goal of competing in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. serves as another motivating factor for the young student.
"I've heard it's really nice," he said, "and that it's not just about spelling. They take you on tours and stuff like that."
And despite his success in spelling and interest in reading, Kannoth's favorite subject is math.
"It's pretty complex, challenging," he said.
In addition to being perhaps the most acclaimed scholastic speller in Henrico County history, Kannoth also sports one of the most impressive collections of dictionaries for a student his age. That's because the winner of the Henrico bee receives one each year.
"The very first year, he was fine with the prize," Sarita Kannoth recalled with a chuckle. "Then the next year he said, 'Oh, I hope it's not a dictionary.'
"Now, we've got a collection of dictionaries."
That's "dictionaries:" D-i-c-t-i-o-n-a-r-i-e-s.
Varina Ruritans honor students
The Varina Ruritan Club hosted the winners of its 2014 Environmental Essay contest at its monthly meeting March 11 in Varina.
The contest, in its eighth year, was for the first time open to students in grades 3-5 at Varina Elementary School. (It previously was open to Sandston Elementary School students.)
The meeting included the winners, parents of the winners, Varina Elementary principal Mark Tyler and several teachers who were in charge of the contest at the school. > Read more.
Baseball game to benefit Glen Allen Buddy Ball
For the fifth consecutive year, St. Christopher's and Benedictine will play a varsity baseball game at Glen Allen's RF&P Park as part of a fundraising effort for the River City Buddy Ball program.
The game will take place Saturday, April 12, at 7 p.m., and the teams hope to raise $3,000 through donations, raffles and other efforts. Admission to the game is free, but fans who attend are asked to donate funds for the Glen Allen Youth Athletic Association's Buddy Ball program, which enables disabled children and teens to play baseball. > Read more.
Highland Springs field to be dedicated in honor of longtime coach Spears
The Henrico Division of Recreation and Parks will dedicate the Highland Springs Little League Majors Field in memory and honor of Rev. Robert "Bob" L. Spears, Jr., on April 12 with a ceremony at the field at 8 a.m.
Spears served the league as a coach and volunteer for 30 years and was praised as a pioneer for equality. His "Finish strong" motto embodied ethical perseverance on the field and in life. > Read more.
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'Muppets Most Wanted' worthy of its franchise
Do Muppets sleep? It's hard to say.
They don't really eat (or breathe, as far as anyone can tell). And only occasionally do they have visible, functioning legs.
As far as anyone knows, sleeping might be off the table. And that makes it very hard to accuse the Muppets of sleepwalking through their latest feature, Muppets Most Wanted – even if that's exactly what's going on.
Jim Henson's beloved creations were back in a big way after 2011's The Muppets, with fame and fortune and even an Oscar, a first for the group ("Rainbow Connection" was nominated, yet somehow failed to collect at the '79 ceremony). > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
There's no excuse for kids and families to not get out of the house this weekend! The Armour House and Gardens has an "Egg-celent Egg-venture" planned and Reynolds Community College will host the Reynolds Family Palooza. If you're looking to give back to your community, Dorey Park will host Walk Like MADD and coordinators2inc will present the annual Kids Walk for Kids. And a special event for children with special needs will be on Sunday – the Caring Bunny will be at Virginia Center Commons. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
A new meaning for fried chicken
Is it heresy to say – in this bastion-of-tradition capital of the Old South – that it's time for Southern fried chicken to take a step back and make way for a new fried chicken king?
Count me among the new believers bowing to Bonchon Chicken's delectable double-fried bliss. Hand-brushed with signature garlic soy or hot sauce, flash-fried once and then again, the decadent drums and wings take "crisp" to a new level. If you're eating with a crowd and everyone bites in at once, be warned: you might need ear plugs to handle the din. > Read more.
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Woman Denied '8THEIST' License Plate Sues
nonoise April 20, 2014 at 02:08 pm
William, it is not good for either side to force ones religion or no religion down anyone's throat.…Read More It is not good for either side. I don't want to hear the noisy amplified sound system into my home 8 times a day every day. That IS forced religion. Put up a quiet sign and that would be fine. Put up a 500 foot cross and that is fine too. As long as it is QUIET! STOP THE NOISE! NO FORCED RELIGION!
William LaBarge April 20, 2014 at 02:22 pm
nonoise: With due respect, the churches around here had their bells ringing since they were built…Read More some centuries ago. For us to tell those churches they can't ring their bells is not reasonable. If one is bothered by the bells, one should check around the neighborhood for church bells before moving into that neighborhood. I personally like the church bells chiming. On the other hand, when it comes to churches coming before the planning board, neighbors do have their chance to voice their objections to noisy church bells and perhaps have it written into the decision on whether that church may or may not have church bells chiming away. I will not move next to a train tracks for where there are train tracks, there are noisy trains. Likewise, wherever there are churches with bells, there are, from time to time, noisy church bells chiming away.
VIDEO: Behind the Scenes of Disney's 'Bears'
10 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day All Year
Easter Tips! Decorating Eggs, Recipes and More
Liz Pierce April 20, 2014 at 07:46 am
here's an easter tip....if you or your family wants a rabbit, get it from a shelter. and keep it for…Read More life. there is a great website called rabbit.org with all sorts of information about taking care of house rabbits. happy easter!
Does Singing Priest Get Your Irish Up? Or Is Mass For…
Mary Schaeffer April 20, 2014 at 09:55 am
That was absolutely beautiful and a wonderful tribute to their special day, one they will never…Read More forget! Well done, Father Kelly, you have a blessed gift. ❤🙏
SCL April 20, 2014 at 01:30 pm
What an incredible gift for this couple! Music is very large and important ministry in our church…Read More but we've yet to have a personalized song/prayer by priest to a couple getting married. I can't imagine how anyone could criticize this - it was one of best prayers I've heard and it was most appropriate for this occasion. Typically we find video cameras during our liturgies irreverent but I'm really happy that someone did there and they shared it with the world. On this Easter Day 2014 it's a wonderful reminder of why Christ came to earth for us and goes right to the heart of his teachings.
Joe Viglione April 20, 2014 at 02:08 pm
Be a professional. Say the Mass and give a good sermon.
45 Braintree Residents Running Boston Marathon
pepsipete2252 April 19, 2014 at 10:13 am
where is the list??????????
Jason Claffey (Editor) April 19, 2014 at 10:54 am
Hi, The list is in the photos section.
Rapper Cuts Off Penis, Survives Jump From Balcony
JJ Mclure April 20, 2014 at 11:09 am
typical rapper
John Santaella April 20, 2014 at 11:12 am
Went from Rapper to Ripper.
Daniel Derezinski April 20, 2014 at 01:22 pm
How and why is this local news, we don't care about CA idiots
3 Million Cards Compromised in Michaels Stores Security…
jpf2361 April 19, 2014 at 01:38 pm
It's about FRIGGIN time these retailers are held accountable for the DAMAGES they cause to…Read More consumers. I am not talking about the Fed's imposing fines of which we the Consumers don't see a penny of either. Why can't these Companies INVEST IN BETTER TECHNOLOGY TO PREVENT THIS FROM HAPPENING IN THE FIRST PLACE? Just saying.
linda pearl April 19, 2014 at 04:27 pm
Why is this trending again, when this took place last year, basically.... Between getting hit at…Read More Target and Micheal's, I had to change my debit card twice in a very short period of time.
Watch Out for These Dangers to Your Pets at Easter
Snow April 19, 2014 at 06:10 pm
Ok........lots of happy people here. When my children were young we hid eggs in the yard for their…Read More hunt. One dog used to collect them before we went outside and put them on his bed, smelling the candy inside. Kids learned to trade dog treats to get their eggs back. A different kind of egg hunt- and I miss that dog.
Robert L. Cerra April 19, 2014 at 09:58 pm
hey hey hey -Didn't you get the message -dogs have rights too, the Supreme Crt should be ruling…Read More on his soon. We need Al Gore to make us a documentary about the new meaning of puppy love then he can sell us dog food instead of energy credits.
Joe Veno April 20, 2014 at 07:41 am
Lighten up folks this is a story about keeping animals safe not a bitch session !
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Kevin April 19, 2014 at 07:03 pm
Pam J, you need a check up from the neck up. My goodness. An Obamazombie,no doubt.
Karen April 20, 2014 at 12:52 pm
Psychopaths and Sociopaths abound today! This is really sick news!
Charlestown Woman Plants Daffodils Along Marathon Route to…
Legislature Sends Transportation Bond Bill to Governor
Tyler Jozefowicz April 18, 2014 at 04:14 pm
Tax exempt government bonds are offered in the marketplace, retired over their terms, 15,20, 30…Read More years with interest, tax free income. Offered on the bond market, just like Chelmsford's sewer project was funded,like all long-term projects are funded.
Paul John Maisano April 19, 2014 at 07:13 am
Hi Folks, Did we forget about the huge gasoline tax passed over a year ago?? It's about time we…Read More start to repair the Commonwealths failing decaying infrastructure with such funds, rather than continue to balance the state annual budget deficit. Carry on, Paul Maisano
Ken B. April 19, 2014 at 11:52 am
Yep, It's not bad enough that MA was already #1 in the country for debt per capita, let's make it…Read More worse ! What a pork barrel waste of money. The best one is $325 million to expand South Station (why ?) and rename it the Dukakis Transportation Center. How appropriate, a boondoggle named after another inept demo governor !
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Joe Viglione April 19, 2014 at 07:45 am
Gee, only 5.5 million for the one in Beverly. What IS in the library? Books better be of some…Read More value!
Snow April 19, 2014 at 06:52 pm
Those 12 fireplaces might all have a gold brick or two.
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Heading Out to Watch the Marathon? What You Need to Know
Julie the Jarhead April 19, 2014 at 08:27 am
People, remember -- There are FOUR subway lines that go into the Downtown Crossing / Back Bay area.…Read More You don't HAVE to take the Green Line. The ORANGE line goes to Back Bay Station, and it's pretty centrally located. Also, consider watching the Marathon from a less-populated area, such as Framingham / Newton / Needham. The runner will appreciate it, and so will the security folks.
Heather A. McDonald April 19, 2014 at 09:36 am
Newton -home of Heartbreak Hill & Boston College is a very popular / exciting locale to cheer on…Read More the runners- youll be disappointed if you go to Needham as it is not on the marathon route - Wellesley yes!
Julie the Jarhead April 19, 2014 at 09:00 pm
Good catch, Heather. My map skills leave a bit to be desired. I never went on hikes when I was in…Read More the service. ;)
Newtown Man Charged With 'Violently' Biting Off Something In…
B John April 20, 2014 at 04:54 am
Hahaha! Shortly in prison he will be biting a pillow while getting raped.
Eric S April 20, 2014 at 11:36 am
Can you hear me now? Fellow countrymen, lend me an ear. Ear today, gone tomorrow. The winner of…Read More the Vincent Van Gogh Look-A-Like contest is...... What is he going to do with the other half of the Q-Tip? In one ear and out the oth..........nevermind. Come on folks, lighten up and have a little fun with it! We all feel bad for the victim and disgust for the suspect but there's no reason not to have a little humor if we can. How many ear references can we come up with ear....er....here?
Trending: Man Faces Charges for 'Violently' Biting Off Ear…
Omar Monroe April 19, 2014 at 07:21 am
why are we getting news from PA; we want to hear about our own communities.
jan sultan April 19, 2014 at 09:14 am
Im with those of us who want local news or no news from the Patch. Really, how did this happen?…Read More How do we bring pressure to this? Vote with our feet?
Omar Monroe April 20, 2014 at 07:29 am
Lol @ Tony Jones
Michigan Judge Threatens To Duct Tape Woman's Mouth Shut,…
William Denton April 20, 2014 at 06:51 am
No one knows if she has PTSD from abuse brought on by boyfriend and just maybe she needs help not…Read More punishment.
Kevin April 20, 2014 at 01:02 pm
No William,what she needs is about 50000 volts of electricity.Fry the fat yom up nice and crispy.
David Greenberg April 20, 2014 at 01:39 pm
So what you're saying william is that anyone who comes along and claims "PTSD",…Read More "ABUSE", blah, blah blah should get a free pass? Why have laws then? The whole concept of making something a criminal act is that we want to discourage it from happening in the first place, by putting deterrents into effect. One such deterrent is PRISON, another is the Death Penalty. If this person was being abused, she had options BEFORE coming to this point - for whatever reason, she make a decision to kill someone, and a Jury of her peers determined her guilt. So off to jail she goes - hopefully FOREVER.
Grossman, GOAL's Wallace Debate Guns
Lynne Roberts April 19, 2014 at 09:29 am
Surprised and pleased to see that the Patch covered the 'debate' and published a report. There is…Read More so much more going on behind the scenes that a true news vehicle/reporter could investigate and report. Shout out to Splice...you saved me much typing time! And folks, please, do support Comm2A and GOAL. At least, go to their websites to educate yourself if you are unsure about the 2nd Amendment and what it really means. The 2nd Amendment is there to insure We The People always the the means to protect ourselves against criminals and crazies and especially to fight back against a TYRANNICAL GOVERNMENT!!
Dan D. April 19, 2014 at 10:20 am
One more thing : despite what we see on tv shows(sometimes I think that's where a lot of our…Read More politicians get there info), biometrics is not a foolproof technology. I've been privileged to know some of the tech leaders in the field and, although"pretty reliable", its not a panacea for gun violence. If instituted there is no doubt it would create an underground industry that would find ways to defeat any "safeguards" based on biometrics. The "biometrics " approach is a,distraction invented by pols
mark April 20, 2014 at 01:29 am
The guns will be used on liberal politicians! It's just a matter of time until civil war breaks out…Read More in this country! The country is divided in half! On one side is Tea Party, Republicans, working class and people who believe in the constitution , then on the other side you have liberal democrats which are special interest groups, minorities, illegal immigrants, gays , unions which are police , firefighters , teachers and various uneducated working groups, then the welfare crowd! These are the nitwits who vote Democrat! The war will erupt real soon!
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Steven Tyler and Joe Perry Perform Special Rendition of…
BH April 18, 2014 at 02:03 pm
Because if you can get 10 or 100 or 1000 people to join in something, why not maximize their efforts…Read More and volunteer to create a memorial or clean up a park and donate a bench or donate something to the MIT police rather than just flipping a switch. Not an attack on you, I guess I just see it as creating more of a personal feeling of satisfaction rather than actual giving.
Q Danylik April 18, 2014 at 02:28 pm
Bless Boston.
Eliza Anne Jones April 20, 2014 at 07:40 am
Steven Tyler and Joe Perry = Heaven on freakin' earth. I could play this video all day. Thanks for…Read More the spectacular tribute!
Man at Hospital Ordered to Pay $525 for Refilling 89-Cent…
Rae Anne Resident April 19, 2014 at 04:31 pm
It sure helps that I'm a little old lady because I just bring my cup from home from the last time I…Read More was at a store. The last time I paid for a drink at costco was probably before the terrorists attacked us on 9-11. What's the big deal here, it's only soda? If this guy wants free drinks, it's none of your business, and non of the business of that nosey cop neither. You people don't get it, it's flat out entrapment by having the soda available. What's next, you expect me not to use my dead sister's handicap placard too?
Jim Levitt April 20, 2014 at 08:30 am
I can't post a comment, I'm flabergasted
Igor April 20, 2014 at 08:37 am
Joe you can always leave.


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An Okay Mall – I live in Clarksville, and Opry Mills is a lot better than our Governor Square Mall. It has a lot more stores, and to be honest, I kind of like the tourist shops and attractions. The movie theater is awesome, and so is the Rainforest Cafe. It is a very expensive mall, so I rarely buy anything, but it is fun to walk around. I will say that a lot of the service leaves much to be desired, and there are a lot of people there most of the time. I would have rather they left OpryLand alone, but we can't dwell on that, now can we? ::Sniffle:: Overall, it's decent, and if you have money to spend, spend it here.
A Mall To Visit – This is no Mall Of America but it is one of the best malls in Nashville! This mall has everything you could possibly want in a mall. The best resturant has definitly got to be Ramono's Macaroni Grill where if its your birthday they'll sing happy birthday to you in Italian! Since I'm a local i come here a whole lot with my friends to hang out, watch a movie at the theater, or just shop. Wednesdays are probably the quietest days of the week but if you want excitment fridays and saturdays have got to be it! In the mall my friends and i enjoy the starbucks thats in side b&n whats betta than coffee and a good book to relax. If you visit Nashville you should definitly come here for a family experience go out to eat, watch a movie, then shop; a perfect day trip!
I LOVE THIS PLACE – Granted, it stinks that they tore down Opryland to build this, but other than that, it is great! I love that they have a Gap and Banana Republic Outlet. Not to mention Rainforest Cafe, Rue 21, Build-a-Bear and a hodgepodge of other stores. Some stores may seem a little silly to have just knives, but there is something here for everyone. And it definitely adds variety for those of us from out of town who don't have access to all these stores all the time. So, maybe it is a tourist attraction, but so is Nashville, so what do you expect?
Good Mall – me and my family go to opry mills quite a bit and we like it. We love the theatre. Its the best theatre I have ever been to. Its my dads favorite mall because of bass pro shops. We like it because we can stay as long as we want(until the mall closes, lol)as long as my dad is occupied in bass pro shops. now I will admitt that I like Cool Springs or Hickory Hollow better only because they have abercrombie and other stores that opry mills doesnt have. Its not really as crowded as everyone says it is. Overall its a good mall and I would recommend that you check it out:)
outlet, schm-outlet – I started visiting Nashville after OpryLand was already replaced by Opry Mills and I wish the theme park was still there. The Cool Springs Galleria is the way better mall in these parts. The best part about Opry Mills is the Gibson Bluegrass showcase, otherwise it is a pretty mediocre, but expensive mall. I've only been during the week and it doesn't seem too crowded if you get there early.
A Mall for Tourists – This mall cators to tourist. There is nothing eclectic about it. It replaced a well known Nashville landmark - Opryland Park. If you like extremely crowded malls, with stores that provide extremely poor service and with stores that are not at all unique, and which is full of tourists and teenagers "crusing" then you will find this mall appealing. Most who live in Nashville have boycotted this mall and find better and easier malls within which to shop in Nashville. Sorry, Gaylord, you may make money off of this misplaced venture for a few years, but you will end up having to level it as well.
Another City, Another Huge Mall – From what I have read by the locals, this place is hated as much as I would a huge tourist mall that went up in my home town at the expense of a landmark. As the tourist who visited I was really not overly impressed. Harry and David and the Apple Barn are cool, but the rest of the stores are the same you can find anywhere else. I would recommend just parking here and walking to the Opryland Hotel, it's more entertaining.
What!? – I don't know who would think that Opry Mills is the best shopping place in Nashville. They don't have any good stores, parking is a nightmare, and it's too overcrowded!
Opryland's Replacement – I srongly disagree with the tearing down of Opryland Theme Park and the building of the Opry Mills mall.I have only been there once and I was very disapointed, it is just an overly crowded mall. Where every few minutes I was pushed from side to side. I would much rather stay in my own town to deal with mall crowds where I can at least find a parking space within a mile of the door.
TOURISTS – thats all the mall is tourists and airheaded blondes and hood rats that have nothing better to do than sit there in the food court
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'The Tutor' seems to have lost its lesson plan
March 25, 2014
Somewhere between the song about erectile dysfunction and the giant painted backdrop of the Matterhorn, I wondered where "The Tutor" lost its way.
The new show at Village Theatre, which opened March 20, begins interestingly enough. It tells the story of Edmund, the titular tutor, who teaches dumb rich kids to allow constant work on his never-finished novel. Things take their inevitable turn when he lands a gig tutoring Sweetie, a rebellious teenager who provides just the right spark to loosen Edmund's creativity.
Developed as part of the Village Originals Series of New Musicals, "The Tutor" fell flat after a promising start.
Village Theatre's 'Foreigner' feels like an old friend
January 28, 2014
Much of the success of Village Theatre's latest production, "The Foreigner," rides on the shoulders of actor Erik Gratton. Or, dare I say, his face?
When he first shuffles on set, Gratton must be channeling Droopy from the 1940s MGM cartoons. That he can maintain that hang-dog look while co-star Patrick Phillips prattles on, laying the background for the plot, lets the audience know they're in for something special.
In a play, written by Larry Shue, filled with over-the-top characters from the early '80s South, Gratton's interaction with them hinges upon his successful take of a man of a thousand faces.
It looks a lot like a 'White Christmas' at Issaquah High
December 3, 2013
For the cast and crew putting the final touches on this month's "White Christmas" musical at Issaquah High School, one of the most enjoyable parts is creating a performance that can be enjoyed by all age groups.
"The thing that makes it so engaging for so many people is everybody knows these songs," said Holly Whiting, who's directing her ninth musical at IHS. "These songs are old enough that every generation that's going to be attending this program is going to be familiar with the music.
"And I think we all have pretty good, happy memories attached to a lot of these songs."
Nothing 'Misérable' about Village Theatre's latest spectacle
November 12, 2013
"Les Misérables" shines in Village Theatre, though the production's eager whimsy whisks away some wonder.
The opening baritone notes of the French chain gang song "Look Down" sets an unshakable tone of dejection and resilience, the two largest themes of the prestigious production. Following protagonist Jean Valjean's release from an unjust imprisonment, "Les Misérables" tells a story of love, sin, passion and redemption through decades of French industrialization and revolution.
With such a large male cast, the show's strength rests on the sheer skill of the singers. What makes it great is the level of emotion that the players, particularly Greg Stone, as Jean Valjean, and Eric Polani Jensen, as the pursuing policeman Javert, are able to give to the audience. They deliver the age's restlessness and confusion in the face of social and personal change.
'Chicago' guilty of first-degree theater
May 14, 2013
It is a shame so many have experienced "Chicago" the musical in the form of the award-winning 2002 movie. If there is one thing Village Theatre's new show proves, it is the real heart of the piece demands to be set on a stage with many flashing lights and an enthralled audience. Through that awareness, the cast and crew of "Chicago" bring a wickedly lively spectacle to Front Street.
Powerful 'Trails' is a journey worth taking
March 19, 2013
Life is a journey. The consequences of choices we make and events that occur determine the paths we travel. Rarely is the objective the journey's finish, rather it's growing from the experiences along the way.
Such is the metaphor examined in Village Theatre's original musical, "Trails."
It's a simple tale of two 30-something friends, Seth and Mike, fulfilling a childhood promise to hike the Appalachian Trail while they confront love, loss and growing up.
Village Theatre original 'Trails' debuts
March 12, 2013
When Village Theatre announces a new season, tucked in among the productions is usually something original that will have audiences eager to be the first to experience.
Hoping to follow in the footsteps of other recent original musicals with their roots in Issaquah, such as "Next to Normal" and "Million Dollar Quartet," comes "Trails," opening March 14.
"Trails" debuted with its first reading during Village Theatre's 2011 season's Festival of New Musicals.
Village Theatre sets intriguing drama in 'The Mousetrap'
January 22, 2013
To enjoy some of the finer things in life, there are rules. For example:
- The first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club.
- What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.
- And, do not reveal the plot of "The Mousetrap."
Each has its own reason to remain spoiler free. Village Theatre hopes its patrons adhere to the latter so subsequent audiences can enjoy its latest production, Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap."
What started as an 80th birthday tribute written for Queen Elizabeth in 1947, Agatha Christie thought her radio broadcast, "Three Blind Mice," adapted for stage would have an uneventful eight-month run, tops.
'Fiddler on the Roof' delivers perfect match of familiar, fresh
November 13, 2012
"Fiddler on the Roof" is rooted in a bleak era and setting — circa 1905 czarist Russia, a bastion of anti-Semitic sentiment — and the plot only turns grimmer as the acts progress.
The musical bears a reputation as a downer and, on the surface, "Fiddler on the Roof" seems like a strange choice for Village Theatre's holiday offering.
But "Fiddler on the Roof" also shares essential truths about family and, as lead character Tevye is fond to point out, tradition — important tenets in a season often focused on everything but.
Scribes Joseph Stein and Jeffrey Bock ladled on Borscht Belt humor to introduce audiences to the population of Anatevka, a shtetl, or village. The numbers "Matchmaker" and "If I Were a Rich Man" deserve entries in the Great American Songbook.
'Big River' confronts big ideas on small stage
September 18, 2012
In Mark Twain's novel, Huckleberry Finn resisted attempts to "sivilize" him, but nonetheless, the character cleans up nicely for the stage.
Huck's adventure on the Mississippi River is re-engineered in "Big River" — a stage adaptation at Village Theatre. The musical opens the 2012-13 season at the downtown Issaquah playhouse.
Overall, despite occasional shortcomings, "Big River" is a spirited romp propelled downriver by a dynamic cast and a score rooted in radio-ready country and pop.
The towheaded Randy Scholz, 26, seems at least a decade younger onstage, and creates a credible Huck, a prankster coming of age at the same time as a burgeoning nation.
Jim is a titan of literature and the moral core of "Big River" — and Rodney Hicks is majestic in the role. Jim, determined to escape from slavery in Missouri, is embodied with dignity and grace by Hicks.
Both actors deserve ample credit for adding flesh to the characters, to compensate for the elements lost in translation from "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" to "Big River."
The supporting cast adds color and texture to the characters Twain sprinkled along the Mississippi.


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Monza, March 24th, 2013 – Racing driver Tom Coronel had different expectations from the start of the ninth season of the FIA World Touring Car Championship (WTCC). At a rain-soaked track of Monza in Italy, the 40-year old Dutch driver scored a ninth and an eleventh place after he only had achieved a 14th place on the starting grid for both races in qualifying with his BMW 320 TC of the Italian ROAL Motorsport team. In the 2013 World Championship standings, Tom Coronel is currently twelfth with two points.
Valvoline is the proud official series partner of the European WTCC races, this weekend was the second race in Valencia, Spain. In this video the spectacular results of Tom Coronel over the weekend. Pretty awesome results finishing third in the first race and second in the second race.
Besides the rubber burning BMW drifting cars the PUZ drifting team, from Poland, also has some amazing RC drifting BMW's. Exact scale models of the real drifting cars that even have their own Valvoline Service Center and service truck :). Have a look at these cool photos.
Video on Valvoline made by Portuguese news about Valvoline at the WTCC that was recently held there
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Alaska's position on the globe makes it a natural crossroads for sea and air cargo transport between North America, Asia and Europe.
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Alaska's biggest industries are oil production, tourism and fishing.
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Stand-Up Month finishes strong when David Spade returns to Comedy Central with the WORLD premiere of his new one-hour stand-up special, " David Spade : My Fake Problems," debuting on Sunday, May 4 at 10:00 p.m. For fans that can't wait to catch Spade's new material, the special will be available on April 27, one week ahead of the on-air premiere, ... (more)
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Polish journalists love a press conference but many British hacks
now shun them; the Brits are big newspaper fans whereas Italians prefer
television; Norwegians and Finns are mad about the net but Italy has yet
to catch on in a big way. When operating in a European marketplace, one
PR solution does not fit all.
While most companies recognise that factors like the globalisation of
trade and the introduction of the euro means marketing across Europe is
the way forward, running a cross-continent PR drive is no simple
Cultural and language differences are the two biggest barriers. Then
there is the incompatibility of IT systems and variations in fees and
costs. But the most challenging question for UK marketers is how to
co-ordinate a pan-European PR campaign.
There are at least six ways to tackle Europe, ranging from using a
country's in-house PR resource to hiring individual freelance PR
Most big businesses invest in a network, but the questions don't stop
there. Is it best to pick local agencies and appoint a UK agency to
manage the network or to opt for a PR firm with an office in each
The subject is investigated by independent PR consultant Natalie Palk in
her report, 'The Public Relations Industry in Europe'. This is based on
the responses of 345 PR agencies across 11 countries. The survey was
sponsored by Media Information, producer of the electronic media contact
directory Mediadisk, and will be presented by its marketing manager
Alison Radovanovic at the PR Showcase exhibition on July 5.
Palk found that larger PR agencies have the 'manpower and organisational
culture and structure' to handle the management challenge of
co-ordinating large cross-border projects. She adds, however: 'Although
many of these agencies seek to provide both strategic advice and
implementation service, it is far from certain that all large companies
offer the best of both worlds.'
According to Palk, smaller one-nation PR firms have the 'detailed local
knowledge to provide country and region implementation of European
strategies' and are cheaper. Also, there is potential - if they keep
abreast of technological developments by offering intranet or e-mail -
for smaller PR companies to build international links and create
'virtual organisations' to rival the big players.
Keeping up in Europe
Overall, she believes that clients will demand more pan-European and
global PR expertise in the future. 'Those who cannot deliver a
cross-border service will be left behind.'
PR agency Grant Butler Coomber (GBC) is an example of a medium-sized UK
player which can rustle up a press conference in Soho, Strasbourg or
Stockholm. It oversees a network of 25 GBC-owned and affiliated agencies
across Europe under the banner of Tiger International, and runs
cross-continent campaigns for Data General and software firm BEA.
The UK office offers centralised training and account manager exchanges,
but is careful not to tread on toes. 'You can't just impose yourself on
a country's PR people, you have to get the local agency and marketing
manager to buy into the system,' says account director Sophie
According to Spyropoulos, clients still ring up and want to 'do Europe'
without appreciating the cultural diversity and sheer amount of planning
involved. 'Sixty per cent of a pan-European campaign is logistics,' says
Spyropoulos. Clients also frequently underestimate the cost. 'Even huge
multinationals don't realise how much budget is needed. One company
wanted to do PR in 20 countries for pounds 2000 a month. Just Germany
could cost pounds 5000 a month.'
The first step, says Spyropoulos, is to 'tier' the countries, because
some are more crucial to cover than others. France, Germany and the UK
are the three largest markets, then Scandinavia and Benelux.
Hill and Knowlton (H&K), one of the world's biggest agencies, has 20 of
its own agencies plus 11 affiliates scattered across Europe. Clients can
buy the entire network and have H&K in every capital, hire the group to
co-ordinate the campaign from the UK or just use its Latvian or Italian
office. 'The idea is to be flexible,' says Giles Fraser, managing
director of information industries at H&K. 'Clients can buy the skills
they need for the task and, because of new technology, agencies can now
work together by forming virtual teams.'
The average campaign consists of both country-specific work and
pan-European elements rolled out by the lead agency but customised by
each country.
'The French may want to organise a customer seminar whereas the UK
prefer to sponsor an event, but we all deliver the same message,'
explains Fraser.
Motorola's European PR structure is an example of this mix-and-match
model. H&K is the lead agency and was hired by Motorola in Sweden,
Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands, but not in the remaining 17
countries. As lead supplier, H&K meets with Motorola's European
communications director Rolf Olsen and country communications chiefs
once a month.
For the European launch of the Motorola TalkAbout 200 walkie-talkie, the
company took 44 journalists from four countries to Iceland and organised
a back-to-base challenge on a glacier. As a way of showcasing the
benefits of the product, the journalists were divided into teams and
could win only by communicating with the walkie-talkie from the back of
a Ski-doo or four-wheel-drive.
Olsen says the system is still evolving. 'It has avoided overlaps in the
PR budget but to create a fully integrated team at European level takes
In the meantime, Palk has a few words of warning for UK agencies - the
traditional 'gatekeepers' of pan-European PR. The phenomenal rate of
staff turnover, the high proportion of younger, less experienced staff
plus the frequent inability of British practitioners to speak a second
language means the UK is in danger of losing the top jobs to
Five years ago IBM took the unusual step of appointing Ogilvy Public
Relations to manage its 28-strong European PR agency network. Many
multinational businesses have a lead consultancy at the helm that can
dedicate more time to the communications strategy but IBM has taken it a
step further.
Ogilvy's UK office acts exactly like a client hiring local agencies to
form bespoke networks for the IT colossus. A dedicated team of Ogilvy
administrators trawl the continent for 'best of breed' PR outfits to
work largely on IBM's massive e-business marketing campaign.
Once on board, Ogilvy pays their wages, dictates the strategy and even
has the power to fire them. 'The problem with one single agency network
is you hardly ever find an even skill base across a wide territory,'
explains Joerg Winkelmann, IBM vice-president of communications for
Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
'We have found a solution which balances global with local needs,' says
Winkelmann, who oversees the operation from IBM's European HQ in
'I don't care about the name over the agency door, only the people and
what they can bring to the table. In the beginning there was a
resistance to work across borders but we have overcome that. Instead of
everyone reinventing the wheel 25 times across Europe, we have one
seamless entity.'


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Question: I read Personal Report for the Administrative Professional every month for career and work tips. But what other resources are out there for an ambitious admin who wants to better herself? -- Josie, Virginia
Take a look at the IAAP, its a great organization, links to education, opportunities, etc. Read Joan Burge's new book - Inner Circle Assistant - it's filled w/assessments, learning situations, advice that are up to the times and will give insight to the Admin field in the future.
What is the website?
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Lysa - what is the website and thanks for the info.
us.deskdemon.com has some interesting articles and a lot of useful tools and links. You can also opt-in for a free e-newsletter called "Admin Advantage" on the upper left hand portion of the screen. I find some of the articles to be useful.
My boss subscribes to a publication titled "Executive Leadership" and I susbcribe to Avery's Great Results newsletter. Both of these are excellent resources for issues/problems we experience in our day-to-day jobs. Additionally, IAAP membership can provide you with some of the best experience and networking opportunities in our field. Their website is www.iaap-hp.org. The IAAP Complete Office Handbook is a resource I use just about every week.
Good luck in your position.
Hi: Another great resource is the National Association of Executive Secretaries & Administrative Assistants (NAESAA). They put out an awesome newsletter once a month that's packed with great strategies, software info & tips and wonderful articles all about administration. They also have free webcasts from time to time... And do check out IAAP - their magazine OfficePro is really great as well. Hope this helps!
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All Adobe U.S. offices will close for a winter break Monday, December 24, 2012 – Tuesday, January 1, 2013, reopening Wednesday, January 2. Happy Holidays everyone!
All Adobe U.S. offices will close for a winter break Monday, December 24, 2012 – Tuesday, January 1, 2013, reopening Wednesday, January 2. Happy Holidays everyone!
Last year I created a short slideshow (The Red Thread) of the images that I took with my mobile phone. I found it to be an enjoyable way to look back at the year and reflect upon the places that I've gone, the people I've met and the things that I was paying attention to. So, I decided to do it again this year and here it is – Moments Alone. I'm sure that the images will mean more to me than they do to you, but I would encourage you to create a collection of your own images and look at them as a complete body of work for the year to see what you can discover about yourself.
If you're looking for an excellent Lightroom Book, check out Seth Resnick's D-65 Lightoom Workbook – "Workflow Not Workslow in Lightroom 4". I purchased the eBook (available from Amazon and iTunes) and already their helpful suggestions are saving me time. Thanks Seth!
If you weren't able to tune in to the Create Now event but you're interested in the Digital Publishing Suite, Single Edition, then be sure to take a look at this video (Publish your Photography for iPad with Creative Cloud)! I'll provide an overview showing how pro photographers can use DPS SE to create your own branded app making it easier than ever to express yourself with the Creative Cloud and your iPad.
At Create Now, you'll:
Be one of the first to hear what's next in Adobe Creative Cloud.
• See what's next in Adobe Photoshop.
• Explore ways to take your design skills from print to online and mobile.
• Learn how teams can work better together with Creative Cloud.
Learn from creative innovators.
• Kelby Media Group CEO Scott Kelby shows off hidden gems in Photoshop CS6.
• Iconic design agency Karlssonwilker talks about taking their unique design sensibility to the web.
• Go behind the scenes of "A Liars Autobiography: The Untrue Story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman" with Animation Director Justin Weyers.
Adobe Translation Center (ACT) allows customers and fans to provide vital feedback about product translation as well as contribute by translating UI strings or reviewing translations for 30+ products! For more information, click here.
If you're interested in iPhonography, then be sure to join us at MacWorld in San Francisco, on January 30th from 8 AM to 9 PM for the Mobile Masters Sessions. Speakers and sessions include:
• iPhoneography: Evolution or Revolution? Why the iPhone is the New Zeitgeist of Mobile Photography – Jack Hollingsworth
• Street Photography — iPhoneography: from Shooting to Storytelling – Richard Koci Hernandez
• The Fine Art of iPhoneography – Karen Devine and Cindy Patrick
• Life, Camera, Action: Ideas, innovation and images on the go. How mobile image capture is altering how we interact with the world. – Neill Barham, Michael Koerbel, Jonathan Houser
• Phone In Education The Mobile Movement in Photography – Richard Gray
• Pimping out your iPhone for photography, filmmaking and storytelling – Jack Hollingsworth
• Leading iPhoneography Authors: Personal publishing experiences and favorite app techniques – Dan Marcolina and Stephanie Calabrese Roberts
• PS touch, Photoshop and Creative Cloud integration with Monsters – Julieanne Kost and Russell Brown
• iPhone Blogs and social photo networks shaping the iPhoneography story – Glyn Evans and Marty Yawnick
• iPhone art sharing sites and the trajectory of the new Mobile Movement – Knox Bronson and Nate Park
• Local LA/Bay Area Talent: Meet and Greet Party
I hope to see you there!
B&H Photo and Video was kind enough to let me do a live presentation on Photoshop CS6 for their customers when I was in New York last month. Not only that, they recorded it and posted it to their site! Now I know that a 2 hour presentation is going to take a lot of effort to watch if you have a short attention span, but I think it's worth it if you want to know what's new in Photoshop CS6 for Photographers! Click here to view the seminar.
Thank you for making this happen Deborah and the B&H team!
Jeff Tranberry of Adobe Systems has gathered a list of the most frequently asked questions about Photoshop and has posted both the questions and the answers here.
I have recently updated my Resources Page for Photoshop and Lightroom training where I list my favorite books and online training sources, but if you have additional recommendations, please feel free to leave a comment.
If you or someone you know is in the early stages of exploring Photoshop, there's a new learning destination that's worth a visit. Photoshop for Beginners is a sub-forum on Adobe.com that is tailor-made for newcomers to the powerful but complex software.
Ask any question in Photoshop for Beginners and you'll receive an answer that emphasizes visuals — including video how-tos — and steers clear of unnecessary jargon.
Now until November 15th, explain how you complete a task using two or more Adobe products and you could win prizes including Amazon.com gift cards and a membership to the Creative Cloud. For more information, and to enter, click here.
Russell Preston Brown and I set off this weekend for the Adobe Eclipse Tour! We'll be stopping in Korea, Singapore and Australia for a full day of Photoshop and Lightroom training. Click the links below for more information.
If you're in the New York area, be sure to join Jerry Uelsmann and Maggie Taylor at the School of Visual Arts tonight, Saturday, October 27th from 7:00 – 9:30 PM at the SVA Theater (333 West 23rd Street). Katrin Eisman will moderate a Q&A with Jerry & Maggie after the screening of "This is not Photography".
PhotoPlus Expo is just around the corner and I'm busy preparing my seminar and hands-on class this afternoon. My first seminar is on Thursday morning October 25th from 8:45 – 11:45 where I'll be discussing The Photographer's Workflow: Using Lightroom 4 and Photoshop CS6 to Accelerate Processing and Improve your Photos. We're going to cover everything from presets and templates to batch processing with droplets and variables. It's sure to be an action packed 3 hours!
If you're a beginner to Lightroom, and want some hands on experience, then be sure to join me on Saturday morning, October 27th from 8:45 – 10:45 to learn the Fundamentals of Lightroom. We'll discover the best way to view, sort and make collections of your photographs, correct tone and color to enhance and add stylistic effects and then share them with others via online and in print.
I hope to see you at the Javits Convention Center in New York City!
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"I chose LSSU expecting a very good engineering education. What I didn't expect was faculty with real-world engineering experience and abilities, labs with real-world equipment, projects with real-world outcomes, and an entire campus staff with real interest in my success, as a student and yet today. My LSSU engineering education has created or supported every desired career opportunity. LSSU was absolutely the right place for me."
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John Kilponen of Ann Arbor, MI studied the effects of Striped Maple (Acer Pennsylvanicum) removal on habitat use by White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) on Hiawatha Sportsmans Club land. His results showed that removal of an undesirable species of tree can create access to habitat that was previously inaccessible to White-tailed deer. Also, as sivicultural practices change the forest mosaic certain guidelines can alter the regrowth of the habitats. This research is important for people managing land for both forestry practices and wildlife habitat.


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A vibrant bouquet created by artist Liz Innvar, reproduced on fine art paper. The print's dynamic color palette is beautifully complemented by a gold wood frame.
Inspired by many years as a horticulturist, Liz Innvar's works reflect her feelings about land and our relationship with it. All work is made using gouache, ink, and watercolor on paper.