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TEMPE, ARIZ. - Minnesota took a 1-0 lead into the sixth inning, but Illinois State rallied for three runs in the top of that decisive inning to defeat Minnesota, 3-1, in the teams' second meeting of the day at Arizona State's Littlewood Classic.
The win by the Redbirds (4-3) spoiled what had been a solid outing for Minnesota junior pitcher Sara Moulton. The right-hander had allowed just one hit with six strikeouts through the first five innings, but Illinois State was able to get to Moulton in the sixth.
After recording an out to start the sixth, Moulton (1-4) walked a batter, followed by an infield single and a single up the middle to score a run and tie the game. Another infield single loaded the bases, and Moulton was replaced by sophomore right-hander Kelsey Kimminau.
In the first game of the day, a 5-1 win for Illinois State, Kimminau had pitched 2.2 hitless innings for the Gophers. But the outcome was different this evening, as the Redbirds struck quickly, with Brittny Drish's double to left driving in a pair of runs to give ISU its 3-1 lead.
Minnesota had taken its 1-0 lead on a solo home run to right-center by sophomore second baseman Erika Smyth to lead off the bottom of the fourth inning. It was Smyth's first home run of the season, and the sixth for Minnesota.
In addition to Smyth, sophomore shortstop Tyler Walker went 2-for-4 with a double. But the Gophers were limited to six hits by ISU freshman pitcher Regan Romshek (2-2), who struck out a career-best 12 batters in the complete-game win.
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At its recent annual board of advisors meeting, board members of The Workforce Institute™ at Kronos Incorporated discussed their predictions about the top trends and issues that will impact the field of workforce management in 2013. Predictions were also captured on video and via a visual map.
Top Trends for 2013
- Big Data & Analytics – Availability of an ever-increasing amount of data presents a challenge for organizations. How can they distinguish between what is interesting versus what is important? New technologies and services will help organizations find value in Big Data via function- and industry-specific analytics tools. Board members believe these tools will continue to gain attention throughout 2013 as more organizations adopt data-driven workforce management practices.
- Mobile – Mobile technologies will continue to transform the way organizations operate and interact with their employees, customers, prospects, and the world at large. Tablet devices have taken mobile to a new level and board members predict that new technologies in this space – coupled with increased adoption – will continue to revolutionize the way organizations manage their workforces this year.
- Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) Compliance – More commonly referred to as "Obamacare", PPACA compliance will be a major focus for many U.S. organizations in 2013. Leadership will need to determine what the Act means for their organization, understand associated costs, and make informed decisions about labor scheduling and utilization.
- Managing an intergenerational workforce – A tight economy and changing notions about the concept of retirement mean that more workers over the age of 60 are remaining in the workforce for longer. The usual challenges of attracting and retaining the right workforce are exacerbated by the increasing age difference in the workforce.
- Closing the skills gap – Unemployment is still relatively high, but many organizations are hiring. Depending on the business, the current applicant pool may not have the skills that employers seek. How can this problem best be addressed? Much attention will be paid to this issue this year with public/private partnerships emerging to help close the gap.
- War for Talent – The Great Recession put the war for talent on ice, but board members think 2013 may be the year that it heats up again. As organizations pull out of the economic doldrums and begin to perform better, employees who have been sitting tight will start looking for new opportunities. As a result, organizations will need to be ready to fight for the best and brightest talent.
The Workforce Institute at Kronos Board Members
- Board Members of The Workforce Institute at Kronos are: David Almeda, chief people officer, Kronos Incorporated; Ruth Bramson, CEO, Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts; Andy Brantley, president and CEO of the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources; Bob Clements, senior principal, Axsium Group; David Creelman, CEO, Creelman Research; John Hollon; vice president for editorial, ERE Media; Sharlyn Lauby, The HR Bartender and president of ITM Group Inc.; Joyce Maroney, director of The Workforce Institute at Kronos; Susan Meisinger, SPHR, JD, columnist, speaker, consultant on executive management issues and former president and CEO of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM); John-Anthony Meza, vice president, Workforce Readiness, Corporate Voices for Working Families; Dr. Tim Porter-O'Grady, senior partner, Tim Porter O'Grady Associates, Inc.; and William Tincup, SPHR, CEO of HR consultancy Tincup & Co.
Supporting Resources
- Join us for a Tweet Chat about our 2013 predictions on 1/9/13 at 12pm EST Hashtag: #KronosChat
- Visual map
- Connect with Kronos via Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
- Subscribe to our workforce management blogs.
- Take a look at the lighter side of workforce management in our Time Well Spent cartoons.
About The Workforce Institute
The Workforce Institute was founded by Kronos Incorporated in 2006 as a think tank to provide research and education on critical workplace issues facing organizations around the globe. By bringing together thought leaders, The Workforce Institute is uniquely positioned to empower organizations with the knowledge and information they need to manage their workforce effectively and provide a voice for employees on important workplace issues. A hallmark of The Workforce Institute's research is balancing the needs and desires of diverse employee populations with the needs of organizations. For additional information, visit www.workforceinstitute.org.
About Kronos Incorporated
Kronos is the global leader in delivering workforce management solutions in the cloud. Tens of thousands of organizations in more than 100 countries — including more than half of the Fortune 1000® — use Kronos to control labor costs, minimize compliance risk, and improve workforce productivity. Learn more about Kronos industry-specific time and attendance, scheduling, absence management, HR and payroll, hiring, and labor analytics applications at www.kronos.com. Kronos: Workforce Innovation That Works™.
© 2013 Kronos Incorporated. All rights reserved. Kronos is a registered trademark and The Workforce Institute is a trademark of Kronos Incorporated or a related company. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.
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Last year, Bryan Fischer wrote a post asserting that that Muslims are dangerous, violent, and stupid because of centuries of inbreeding ... and that is position he continues to espouse, as he did yesterday on his radio program:
I've talked here before about the consequences in Islamic cultures of inbreeding, because of the practice of marrying first cousins. Now you can get away with that for once or twice, but Muslims have been doing this for fourteen hundred years and because this is what Muhammad did, they always will do this, they will always defend it, they will always practice it. And this kind of inbreeding results in an enormous cost in intellectual capacity, intellectual quotient among the Islamic people. It's just a plain fact. You can't argue with it, it's just simply the truth. And you get hammered for saying it, but that's because the truth has now become hate speech, the truth has now become bigotry.
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Ramjattan open to local gov't polls with present laws
With prospects for local government elections this year looking increasingly slim, AFC Leader Khemraj Ramjattan says he is open to the polls being held under the present laws while final agreement is hammered out on four bills packed with reforms.
The four local government bills seen as crucial for the holding of the polls are in limbo with Minister of Local Government Ganga Persaud silent on whether he would present them to the House before the parliamentary recess begins.
"I don't know sir, I am overseas," was the minister's response yesterday when contacted by Stabroek News on whether he would be present at the next sitting of the National Assembly on August 7 to present the Bills. Government has twice deferred the second reading of the four Bills. On the last occasion, the government shelved its parliamentary business after a failed bid to force an adjournment of the National Assembly's sitting to win consensus with the opposition on the contentious Amaila Falls Hydropower Project.
Reservations over two of the four local government bills were also among the reasons given by Prime Minister Samuel Hinds for the intended adjournment of that sitting. The government's motion to adjourn the sitting was defeated by the opposition but since Persaud was not in the House to present the Bills, they could not be addressed.
At the previous week's sitting, Persaud was present but remained mute when called upon to read the bills, even though Hinds hinted that the government may be willing to forego the reservations it had about two of the bills, if the administration's Hydro-Electric Power (Amendment) Bill and its motion to raise the debt ceiling—both to facilitate Amaila—were given safe passage by the opposition. The opposition had voted against both matters after raising several concerns but the AFC now says that it has no problem supporting the Hydro-Electric Power (Amendment) Bill having studied government's amendments.
The next sitting of the National Assembly is scheduled for August 7, three days before the start of the two-month annual parliamentary recess on August 10 and if the bills are not passed then and assented to by the President, local government elections would be unlikely this year.
When contacted, APNU leader David Granger told Stabroek News that as things stand at present, the coalition is not inclined to support an extension of the parliamentary session. He said that no proposal for an extension has been received and so the matter was not considered.
He said that the vacillation of the PPP/C on the matter of local government elections exposes the hypocrisy of the party and it is a clear indication that they have no intention of bringing the bills before the House. Extending the session is unlikely to bring about a change in the government's attitude, he added. "The matter could be settled at one sitting," he pointed out saying that at this point, it is a question of political will on the part of the PPP.
Meantime, Ramjattan said that the AFC would not support an extension of the parliamentary session. He said that for the party's parliamentarians, the recess is the period that they would have scheduled for vacations and travel for business and medical reasons. Because of the razor-thin majority of the opposition in parliament and the need to be present for sittings, it is the only time that they have to accomplish some of these things, he said, adding that at least two or three of the AFC parliamentarians have indicated that they will be going overseas immediately after the session ends.
He said that if the local government bills are not addressed at the August 7 session, then more than likely, it would have to wait until October with polls then likely in the early quarter of 2014.
However, he said that the Bills can be easily approved and anything is possible but the government does not want local government polls.
The AFC leader said that if the government does not want to accept the new legislation, then they should go back to the old regime of laws and hold the polls under that legislation. "Let us move ahead with the old regime," he said while stressing that local government polls are crucial.
Furthermore, Ramjattan said that the administration should make amendments if it is not in favour of two of the four Bills. He said that if the government says that the amendments will make them support the bills and the president will quickly assent to it, then depending on what the amendments are, the AFC is willing to compromise. The AFC leader pointed out that the new legislation is superior to the old and in the interest of local government elections, then they might very well have to compromise. "I really want the elections to be held this year," he said adding that if the Bills could be passed next week and quickly assented to by the president then local government polls could be held in December.
But he was not hopeful that government would want to move in this direction as he said that the results will not be what they want. "They are scared of holding it," Ramjattan said. "They are going to use all machinations and devices to push the polls off."
Last month, Western missions and a host of institutions here issued a joint statement saying that the path is now clear for the approval of four key bills that would pave the way for local government elections and urging all parties and civil society to take the process to conclusion. The last local government elections were held in 1994.
"After months of debate, hard work, and compromise, the parliamentary Select Committee on Local Govern-ment has forged agreement on the four bills necessary to establish a more modern and effective system of local governance. This is a significant and positive step forward. We welcome this action on the part of Guyana's elected representatives to come together in the national interest," the statement had said.
"The path is now clear for approval of these four bills in the National Assembly before the upcoming annual recess. We encourage all parties, with the support of civil society, to build on the constructive progress and goodwill thus far achieved to complete these vital pieces of legislation in the coming days so that technical preparations for local government elections can begin as soon as possible," it added.
The statement followed another earlier this year in which the four key Western missions in Guyana called for the holding of local government elections, saying that there is no valid justification for further delay, which they said is responsible for a persistent drag on Guyana's national development.
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3 prior arrests? Why wasn't she behind bars? Why pass laws if they are not enforced. Can't blame the police, so it has to be the useless judges in Va.. Maybe the judges feel that if drunk drivers are put back on the road it will be a new form of population control. Maybe the judges have a pool going to see how many innocent people can be killed by drunk drivers. I think it's time the judges got their act together and put these folks behind bars on the first DUI..
#2 May 20, 2010
Not 3 prior arrests, but 3 prior CONVICTIONS. That they gave her her license back is an obscenity. She needs to go to jail. I once sat in traffic court all day and watched a judge, literally, dismiss every singe case that came before him. It has to be frustrating for law enforcement. Finally, I is fortunate the young man she hit will be ok.
#3 May 20, 2010
Could not agree w/ you more Unbelievable don't forgot to thru the key away let her sit there for her 5 years that she got off
#4 May 20, 2010
out why those who go out to drink never seem to know how to call a taxi for a ride home. It's a simple solution to what has proven time and again to be an often fatal problem. 3 DUI convictions and now a hit and run and another DUI... She dosen't strike me as someone who will ever get the message. Jail time, fines, no license it dosen't matter to her. She will continue to do exactly what she wants to do and when something goes wrong well you'll hear her say - But officer I was drunk, you can't hold me responsible. I didn't mean to do it...
#5 May 20, 2010
This person should not be allowed to have a drivers license or own a vehicle of any kind;not even a riding lawn mower or golf cart. I wonder why she drew 5 years for DUI in 2004 and had 4 years and 8 months suspended.
Our police officers arrest them, they go to court and get their hands slapped and right back on the highway they go, drunk. I often wonder how it makes our police officers feel - they put their life on the line every day to protect us;they arrest these convicts and then nothing happens to the scum-bags. Wake up Virginia - get the drunks off the roads and jail them!!!
#6 May 20, 2010
Until your family has been ripped apart by drunk driving as my family has- a drunk 16 year old killed my sister & best friend- you have no clue how it feels. The judges should have to go & tell the victims families that their loved one is gone because of a repeat offender- because they let them go. We need to crack down on this- you can't just take license away- that don't stop them. put them in jail where they belong. where they can't rip apart any other families. I wouldn't wish that on my biggest enemy. get it together people.. please. thankfully the guy hit will be ok.
#7 May 20, 2010
Again, judges need to be held accountable for thier actions!
#8 May 20, 2010
My question is why was she still driving? She should have been in jail...this type of behavior has gone on long enough lives are being lost everyday,families are being torned apart. This is so so sad. Hope the young man who was hit will be okay....
#9 May 29, 2010
I lost a family member to a drunk driver. I think alcohol is evil. I don't understand why it's not illegal. What purpose does it serve? The person that killed my mother I'm sure was addicted and couldn't stop or he wouldn't have done this. Spending years in jail is not on anyones mind when they decide to drive home after a party . Companies and the public at large need to make drinking as un PC as smoking and this problem will
disappear. As for anyone with 3 DUI's, yes, throw away the key. Society can't help them.
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QPR and Reading may have bowed out of the Premier League last week, but as we head into May there is still one relegation spot to fill.
Quite who it will be is unknown, such has been the indifference of form of the four clubs fighting for their lives.
But when the trap door opens and one of the four slip away, who will head off with our best wishes, and who will be hurrying down the slide ourselves?
For the past few seasons Sunderland have offered very little by way of entertainment. Like a few others (Norwich, Stoke) they seem happy to pick up the millions on offer from the TV deal without any acknowledgement whatsoever that they have a duty to provide the kind of entertainment that makes such a lucrative deal happen.
On the take: Sunderland do little to excite the crowds but continue to pocket the big bucks
So effectively what Sunderland have been doing is letting Manchester United, for example, play all the quality football which ensures the TV gazillions are commanded season after season. In short, boring Black Cats are the biggest reason why the big clubs will eventually want their own individual TV deals.
They earn millions because United are good. That is not a situation those at Old Trafford will allow to continue for ever.
On top of that, Sunderland signed a bright young English striker called Connor Wickham nearly two years ago and he might as well have retired. What a waste of talent, wrong move, and I said it at the time as well.
You've got to be a football hater or a Birmingham City fan to want Villa to go down. They play good stuff, will be sending Lowton and Westwood off to the England squad soon, Benteke and Weimann are a joy to watch, and they've even got a homegrown local in the team. What's not to like?
The right way: Villa have a core of young, talented, and even English players. They should hang around
I even admire Villa's history – the title win in 1981 and the European Cup success in 1982 are two of the most remarkable achievements in English football.
Great stadium, rich history. The Premier League would be a poorer place without Villa.
Tough one this. I've lived in Newcastle, and it's football mad. They don't expect titles – some of them have never ever seen success up there. But they do expect some fight and passion.
So from the fans' point of view I don't want them to go down. But it might be the best thing for the club.
They are travelling along a road of signing players who have no long-term desire to stay at the club, and who clearly don't have the club in their heart.
You could argue that's true of most players at most clubs but it's blindingly obvious at Newcastle.
The club needs to get back to basics – rediscover its heart and soul and work from there.
Dropping like a stone: Newcastle were bouncing in January but the core of players they brought in has failed
A spell in the Championship might help. Chris Hughton brought them up with a good core of English players – Carroll, Nolan, even Barton looked good. Newcastle should do their best to copy the Manchester United model. Plenty of English players, good football, and let's see where it takes them.
Last season was clearly a blip. Go down, stop relying on the French connection so much, and be a club that belongs to the people of the city again. Survival might lead Pardew and the board into the trap of thinking they're doing things right at St James' Park
Some of the football they play takes your breath away at times, it's a joy to watch.
This club turned Leighton Baines from League One left back into an England international, they also turned Emmerson Boyce from journeyman pro into an established Premier League player capable of the spectacular (check out his goal at Swansea this season).
Fighting on: Wigan have escaped a few times before, but the just don't have a big enough status
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During his university years, Chris Bennewith would roam around taking photos with a lens wrapped in bubble wrap, experimenting with weird diffused-light effects.
The designer can't quite pinpoint the reason for his fascination with light, but it has shaped his work ever since.
Watch the hypnotic blooms of colour pulse through the 4096 suspended LED baubles in one of Bennewith's co-creations, and it's easy to see the attraction.
"It's the beautiful way it reflects and refracts and distorts. It's a material that's kind of not there."
The 38-year-old is the guy who has lit up Wellington with the Lux Festival, which has just kicked off its fourth year. It's come a long way in that time, he says.
"I look back now and laugh. It was literally me with a generator and a projector sitting on the waterfront, setting it up on a nightly basis. It was very ad hoc."
Lux fits in with Bennewith's day job, improving links between Massey University's College of Creative Arts and Wellington's cultural and business hub. But the festival's creative inspiration grew out of his experience with international artistic collective Squidsoup, whose members he met on his first job out of university because they shared the same office building.
Bennewith should have been a comic, his timing is so perfect. Brought up in Cornwall, the keen artist was leaving school just as graphic design was becoming a credible career choice. Here was a way to integrate fine art, layout and typography in a steady job. And when he emerged from university a few years later, in the late 90s, the dotcom boom was in full flight and every trendy company wanted a website that did something cool.
While his artistic career choice might seem like a parallel universe compared to that occupied (and studied) by his astrophysicist father Peter, the two shared one passion.
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After two years and a season snowboarding in the Alps, Bennewith was poached by Squidsoup. As well as interactive design work for top brands, Squidsoup was also designing non-commercial art installations as a kind of research and development for the business, and flying to Los Angeles and Barcelona to exhibit its work.
The installations were experiments with ways of presenting interactive digital art without a computer screen controlled by a mouse or keyboard. They projected images onto materials so thin they appeared to float in space. There were projections that would move when you flew around them, and artworks that responded differently depending on how many people were in the space.
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Bennewith still goes overseas a couple of times a year to work intensively on Squidsoup installations, one of which hangs as a permanent exhibition at the Royal Society in Thorndon. This year it's Cologne and maybe New York.
"It's almost like a band, where you create a new album and then you go and tour that album. The more the artwork gets photographed and talked about online, the more people want it, the more you have to balance that - are we making a new one, or are we touring?"
It was one of his Norwegian Squidsoup collaborators, Anthony Rowe, who devised the Lux Festival idea in 2011. The New Zealand version has grown each year, and this year's festival will include more than 30 works. That's in spite of the astonishment that results when Bennewith explains exhibits need to be able to withstand 140kmh winds.
He learnt that the hard way. Last year was a near-disaster, with the worst storm in decades raging over two of the four days. With this year's festival extended to 10 days, Bennewith will again be praying that the weather doesn't turn the lights out on the project.
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It all began in mid-afternoon for the three wannabe chefs as they were offered some valuable tips by D'Acampo and the three sous chefs who were on hand.
Each of the players were asked to prepare a starter, main course and dessert, all of them dishes which featured on a sumptuous menu of pan seared scallops, pan fried fillet steak and tiger prawns and finally white chocolate and vanilla cheesecake.
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Dec 28, 2011
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A familiar-looking character similar to Max reappears in this rhyming book illustrated by Maurice Sendak. With only 27 words repeated, it's a good book for early readers or for a quick bedtime story.
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Driver apparently lost control of vehicle on road course
An Infiniti sports car spinning out of control struck and killed a 68-year-old Post Falls man Friday afternoon at Spokane County Raceway.
The accident happened about 1:30 p.m. on the track's 2 1/2-mile road course, where the victim, a contractor, was talking with the racing park's general manager, Jay Livingston, near the track.
A 46-year-old retired military pilot taking laps in an Infiniti G30 apparently lost control coming out of a curve at the south end of the drag strip and struck the man, Spokane County sheriff's Sgt. Dave Reagan said.
The victim was thrown 15 feet and hit a tree. Efforts were made to revive him, but he apparently died from the impact, Reagan said.
The county purchased the property last year and turned it over to Austin Motor Sports Management, owned by Tacoma businessman Bucky Austin, also the owner of Bucky's Complete Auto Repair.
The victim was working on improvements and talking with Livingston about where to paint lines on the track's surface. Livingston, who was facing the track, spotted the sports car as it rounded a curve.
The driver "was headed eastbound into the curve to the north and lost control" just before the drag strip, Reagan said.
Livingston tried to pull the man away, but the vehicle struck him.
A driver who was leaving the track said the crash was very loud. The red sports car was badly damaged on the right front, although the impact with the victim appeared to have occurred on the center of the vehicle's passenger side as the car slid.
The victim's identity was being withheld by the Sheriff's Office and the medical examiner's office until relatives were notified, Reagan said. The identity of the driver also was being withheld Friday.
About 30 sports car drivers of various ages were at the track running practice laps beginning at 8 a.m. Friday. Some were from out of the area. The raceway's events calendar indicates the track was leased to Scott Adare Motorsports. According to Adare's Web site, the company sponsors experienced track drivers who bring their own vehicles to drive on the track one Friday a month. Participants with little or no driving experience can sign up for instruction. It was unclear whether the driver was receiving instruction or was experienced.
On Friday night a line of cars waited at the track's gate for the medical examiner to remove the man's body and tow away the wrecked car so they could participate in drag races for high school students and alumni.
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County commissioners 13 months ago voted 2-1 in favor of paying $4.5 million for the 315-acre track, land that critics called a non-essential property. Commissioner Bonnie Mager voted against the purchase, calling it "totally irresponsible."
County officials have said the 25-year contract with Austin will cover the county's payments on its debt.
According to previous reports, Austin will pay the county $10,000 a month until 2014, when the monthly rent will increase by 2 percent annually.
Austin also has agreed to pay the county $2 for each ticket sold and guaranteed that the county's portion of gate proceeds will be at least $150,000 in 2009, $200,000 in 2010 and $250,000 for each of the three years after that.
The facility includes a quarter-mile drag strip, a half-mile oval and the road course where the accident occurred.
Livingston previously said in an interview with The Spokesman-Review that parts of the track were being realigned, with changes to run-off areas and surface repairs.
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