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Moblin 2.0 is officially ready for download and provides new services for mobile devices with Moblin Garage and Application Installer.
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Team Rockstar Suzuki and Rockstar Energy Drink have donated a brand new 2007 Suzuki RM-Z250 four stroke motorcycle to the Unite the United Charity auction. The proceeds from this sale will benefit My Friend's Place Homeless Youth Resource Center.
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American bold cuisine with a southwestern flavour. Located at the Belmont Hills hotel.
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This is the latest fine-dining experience in Hamilton, just off Front Street, down Bermuda House Lane. The restaurant opened in March 2007 and is owned and operated by British Chef Jonny Roberts. Enjoy contemporary European cuisine on the porch or inside the dining room, which is adorned with gilt-framed mirrors and local art. Here you'll experience the "buzz" of a casual but classy Parisian brasserie. Service is charming, personal, and professional. Choose from a selection of amuses bouches or tapas with your favourite wine or cocktail.
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Sit down to exquisite views of the Great Sound, an award-winning chef... and plenty of great local and Mediterranean food. Order from a reasonably priced menu filled with seafood, top-grade meat, home made pastas, Italian wine, draft beer and deserts to die for.
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Bouchee' is popular and well-established; this French restaurant offers and abundance of well prepared French dishes. Lunch choices include smoked salmon, pasta, and tuna Noicoise just to name a few. While dinner may feature roasted chicken, rack of lamb, fresh seafood, and many other choices. The wine list is one of the best values on the island, and service is friendly and efficient. Try their famous Bouchée breakfast.
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Located in the Pink Beach Club & Cottages offering fresh seafood, steak, and local cuisine and overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The daily menu is determined by the fisherman's catch.
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A handsome redesign of this restaurant sets the scene for memorable dining. Regional Chinese and Thai dishes, Dim Sum and Peking Duck are specialties.
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The Rock is a lively meeting place for lunch and dinner in the heart of the City of Hamilton. The menu includes many favourites from appetizers and pasta to house specials, burgers, and sushi.
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OllleM Ntwtpaptr . Village of ' F/eeport Freepon School Oiaukt B«tdwlfl . School District Ig —FflEEFOaX KEJfOaiAL LIBRARr I KERHICK BO FREEfOST^U Y 11520 6 FBEEPORT. NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 23.1982 47th YEAR. No. 22 nucE25*PER SSL Library sion HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DEAR FREEPORT. Meml>er* of ttM Freeport Ctumi>er of Commerca and other ' community group* meet to plan the.village's.90th BIrtiiday F^vty. First on the schedule la a gala parade lo be held on Sfturday, October 23, featuring • marching bend eompetltlon with prize* of SI ,000, $500 and $250. Hext will be » "turn ot the century" Birthday Ball tchedulad tor.Saturday, - December 4 at the Freeport Iteereation Center. Ttckeu for the evening'* gala will be $17.50 per penon and will Include dlnrteri drinks and live mutic for dancing. All community group* wishing to participate In tfti* aalut* to the Incorporallon of the Village in 1892 are urged to call the Chamber at FRft-7402. Seated (I. to r.) are Dora Phillip*, Kay Benda. Village Deputy Mayor Dorothy Storm. Birthday Chairman MIK* Ocera, Family Court Judge Patricia Collin* and Angle Cullin; standing, 0. to r.) are John Abbaie, Sid Uet>erman, Chamber President Steve Nleoilno, Olcfc Cantwell, Larry Qreblnar, American Legion Commander Chart** Jaciison, fiAarlan Knoeller end fUy Malone. Talk Of Code Of Efh/cs Results In Compromise BALDWIN - AlAougb tbe Issue Is spparentiy reeohred. the reauire-ment of * formal sisnlns of a code of etiiks by members o( Baldwin School District's dttxetu' advisory committees resnlted in cuitiovcisy dutiog tUs past week. According to the General Monidpal Law 806, a school district "may by local Uw...adopl a code of ethics setting forth for the ^^j^ bound by the same code of guidioce of its. officer* and ethics as piid employees and employees the standards of members of the Board of Eduea- -cwsdoct-Teasoij*bljr-««p«e<«d-<>£_tion,-Aca»diag-to-th«uDiitifct!t. them." This code may provide fegj counsel. Larry Reich, the standards regarding the acceptance ot 1 ^ , Asdosute of interest in legislation, invest-menta in conffict widi ofBdal duties, private employment,, future employment as well as prolubit "disdosore of information.!' According to the law, a copy of such a code sboold be distribated to every ofBcet and employee, ahhougb failure to distnbute the code or failure to receive the code shall have no effect relative to compliance with suchacode. Acctxding to Janet Nieman, public information officer for tbe Baldwin Sdiool District, tbe mitter came up recently when the Board of Education w u revising its by-taws. Tbe question arose as to whether citizens' committees code did apply to sndi dtiiens. H was decided, tiierefbre, to reciuire the same ugning of a code of etliics by private citixeas as was required for employees or Board members. According to Mrs. Neiman, tbe by-law has been in effect since 1970 and has t>een required of all paid employees since &at time. A diecic of other T^assau school districts indicates that a nearby southshoTC district requires no specific signing of a code of ethics. A simple statement regarding "appropriate conduct" is contained in each paid employees contract. A north shore schiool district, which has numerous citizens' committees, requires that a code of etiiics . (Cont.onPagsS) Four Story Senior Citizen Apartment Building Slated For NW Freeport WASHINGTON. D.C. - A 97- unit, four-story apartment building, primarily for senior citizens, will be constructed on tbe old Jennie Seitmeyer prisp-erty on the southwest comer of -a:allacg__Sttgt and Randall_ Avenue In northwest Freeport. Congressman Norman F. Lent's • office advised THE LEADER this week that a S5,499,600 low-intetest federal loan has been awarded to tbe Human Development Office of the Diocese of Rodwille Centre for the constmcrion of the building. AcGcnrding to the application of the - Diocese's development company, the . non-profit St. John I>eveIopment Corp., the building will have one elevator, parking for 33 cars and an outdoor recreation area. The 97 apartments will indode ten specially designed for handicapped persons. Sixty-nine units will be one-t>edroom apartments: 27 will l>e ef5ciendes and one, (Cent, on Page 20) Freeporf Facility Seeks More Space Next Door •' by Ed Slhnrman • FSEEPOKT - "EverytUsg's ti^." dghs a ndddle^ged wooiaa who methodically scans the packed sbdres oa the fawetferel (tf the Freeport Memorial libmy. After.modi itrnggling, she polls free a book she'd spent levetal nbmtes trying to find, ' l can't get lotne of thestnffontr' ; ^ She's not aleoe. Steve'Bodienroth, of North Long Beach Avenae. who, along with Us wife, Bi>- taans. and theit dsildtett, vists-' the libnry tt least once a wcek,- has the same ODoqilalnt. 'Ibey don't have enongb^ 10019." be hunentx. "WaO^tg - smtBid downstah^ia toog^Jt's • BtenjUgttBltlegtiftto," •'\- - Their cxier"have Hot gaae-unheard, fdt moaOts the Fkee? port Memorial Ubraiy's Board of Tmstees has made plans that would alleviate the.overcrowding its patrons, are expetiendng. Freeport residents wiH now have the oppotututy to put thwe plans intoadion. On Wednesday, September 29, polling booths at neighborhood scfaoMS win be c^en 1-9 pm, and Freeport Library (Sduol) Distrid residents will be voting on tbe S1.7 milBon plan that will allow tbe library to pordutse, renovate and nltimately occupy the adjacent Addphi Unrvenity building. Tbe library's current capacity "has- seriously limited the integrity <tf the coOectirai in this' •Information Age.'" Gerald Nichols, the' library's director, sud earfier this year. "WUhout expansion (the fibrary] win be fonred to seriously reconsider the type of coOection offered to the community." -It-has been-explunedJhalwith bat the rrpansinn pbn would solve diat problent. too, saysMcMs, BiackiuiesOt ...-ThaV*** .. loa - I'recpu^ • nixaiy. insmcs - voters w g h i i i i l l a a c a a 41,3 mSBda fMod issue. Oiat "wilt ptj tac^tt vem biSkOati The IS-yeaz tn-&ce numidpa] bonds are fipe<.ted to cost vfllage homeowners an adatlonal 33* ber SlOO assessed valnatkm the &st year bat less each year Uiereafter: (See Editorial, page 6.) If and wiicn the libraiy receives a majority nod in favor of the pro-jed, tbe adjacent bailing at 160 West Merrick Eoad currently owned by Addphi University wiU be pnrdiased for S385,000 in acctvdsnce with contracts signed in June. -^ Then construction and renova-tioa of a public service area designed by the Locust Valley architectural firm, Bentd and Bentd, connecting both bon^gs can b e ^ . Entrances from both Merridi Soad and the ei{tanded parking lot are included in the plans. The Ubrary's different sections win be reorgamzed. The AdelpU bunding wUl bold the adult, reference and young adult areas and periodic^, wtule the present - stmctore win showcase the dol-dren's section on the main floor, expand the meeting rooms and some 230,OOO^pmSW^^lh7-l«^^*-**'S!?¥V'?^#^*=^ library's sfaeKes and thousands more titles published every year, the library win be hard prised to offer its readers the widest possible selection. The library also "stocks" other increasingly available materials such as video tapes, recortis, newspapers and cassettes. Tbe library staff is afraid that if the fadHty is unable to grow, diversity and access to information, the key ingredients of a library which has something for aD, wiU become a luxury. Another problem in the present Freepoit MemorialJjbriry bu'ild-ing 'is accessibility for the handicapped. The odd, three-story set up holding many of the library's books is accessible only by stair-biul^ ng for UsUnical coUedkias. Grculation desks win be centraHy located in the public service area and elevators, serving an Doors and meetings rooms, win t>e instaned. Other benefits indude additional seating and parking, enlarged micrafiim services, record and tape listening booths, quiet study areas and more meeting rooms. As things faU into place, Nichols and the trustees expect to automate circulation, as previously reported in THE LEADER. AU in all, up to 24.000 square feet will be added to the present 27,000 square feet the library occupies. Past evenu leading up to this (Con), on Page *)
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Mandriva Acquires New CEO
The Mandriva project has selected Arnaud Laprévote as its CEO. He replaces Stanislas Bois who is taking over as the firm's CFO.
Arnaud Laprévote came to Mandriva by an interesting route. His Free&ALter Soft company founded in 1996 became part of Linbox as Linbox FAS in 2001. Linbox, in turn, was acquired by Mandriva in 2007.
Starting off as R&D manager, Laprévote has now been promoted to CEO by Mandriva's board of directors. He will also hold the CTO and director of R&D positions.
Remember when Mandriva used to be relevant? Well, no, I guess Mandriva was never really relevant, but Mandrake once was.
I used to be a pretty ardent supporter of Mandrake, and maintained my own custom package repository for my own use and that of my clients. But then they went off on this education tangent that went nowhere, and merged with Conectiva, and let Ubuntu get way ahead of them in terms of hardware support and user experience. They dropped the ball. Glad to see they're still around, but unless they continue to exist primarily as a Linux support provider for the French government, I kind of wonder what the point is.
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-- activists shout out of the frankly even to do his radio show but double album having Jack Hanna on of course he's with the Columbus zoo and -- You miss -- -- because use unit you had a good sound bite when you came into the studio before we get started what did you say about that Brandon python.
Well you believe you -- so we do a lot of show the last three years I must say that within the co wrote here.
I get more -- that the body -- redundant history and the history -- the -- -- -- lot a lot of shows but that was incredible Avaya told us that would you about the master member he went to Italy.
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Yeah and it actually I'll never seen you move so -- in my whole life and though it even though that that the snake.
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So you know brought plywood -- -- -- if I would kill him but I don't think he's done all.
-- other animals rhapsody also did not like Brian the first one we had was the clouded.
Leopard right didn't let mom did you and then then what was this that.
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-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- yeah we're don't send the bill I think your little leopard they're trying to hold in our -- -- Well so far we've destroyed the chairs that Letterman discount cards until probably mirror song at the building you know about -- -- so -- now that -- didn't -- this is there an actual wild thing go on my got to think positive and -- with the domesticated dogs.
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And so therefore that's with a problem start.
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They're packing animal in the -- pushy bottom that we -- -- Frasier island Australia but there.
A beautiful -- really aren't they they can take great agent of the confirmation by the way and a similar kind of could be you could you could say that but that much different -- not.
Counties like something on just hyper much more hyper and -- how I've discovered Cody.
-- -- -- -- -- -- Do we have somebody pick up the -- -- -- we have another -- before and a huge Taurus.
It or something and Jack in just a minute we're gonna play area we're gonna look that up that's a sound effect game.
Yup and what -- that it's right here this amazing in nature and this would this -- that is what I was like Iraq I'm at bat.
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He'll turn his tail for the predator the -- -- -- against.
-- they had a plan.
Well however what and they -- many other questions -- else plus it is -- to go this way as well so looks like he's walking backwards but he just walking.
Or forward and that is a stink -- -- This in looking -- hole like that basically any waters well look at that time yup they let you -- again crack of finger Great -- -- -- an editor but what would wanna eat.
This thing -- like you know maybe -- little.
Little mammals will banks my thing like that sausage you know -- up but it didn't -- touch it now.
We'll take it feels like Iraq it feels like a gravel and notice of its facility looks like -- -- don't refer to have that.
And that to camouflage the -- upon but it also looks like a snake with the way that the we're right would you call those things -- it's like arm governor's rep -- all right but but I on this path about this being that the predicament -- detailing his -- -- -- apartment part of that is accredited things just got ahead of me right.
Let's bring the big turtle and now let's at a Christian eternal and artists -- -- in the water -- his -- land and invite if some people always ask is is male or female tortoise or true.
A few that were right there to feed -- about you know because you see -- -- being flat via a male -- who have a -- -- like this so when he has to read -- -- he would slot LC so.
That's our current if -- -- -- you know or tortoise but just imagine -- looks like that we need to thank her.
No no he just but the -- them as well that's off these things need to be a long time this the leopard tortoise -- -- -- -- right.
You know there's a leopard tortoise you know what I I remember when I was little.
And you'd see eternal life a wild turn black you you go pick him up and head would immediately go right to -- it.
Obviously this thing don't we not a free we've had a fifteen years BC guard -- he gets up every morning -- those fifteen.
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They're unique -- really -- little won't come up 200 years.
As -- I remember this from going to the zoo in Minneapolis -- -- Saint Paul.
Is that -- -- is that we'll get consumers this humanoid azalea used to sit on it right and lobbyists -- -- restored if you were 500 pounds at least 800 that are huge.
They know that Deborah -- from Africa.
So does the two largest on one of the Galapagos in June might I see no word as to what you'll see it makes -- yes make -- yesterday was either the -- that they have up on the from the of the -- -- -- and yet we have it up there and you go there and sit with a big go through -- is everything.
Very -- about -- because you are such an expert in animal apparently.
OK yep they'll bring it -- figures that have Jack we're gonna play we yesterday on the program we and music that run it right here.
You -- -- -- abroad and here you hear a lot better with animals.
We know you're an expert a 150000.
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Yeah and so we're gonna play a sound for you and we want -- Jack Hanna.
To tell us what the analysts are right and I didn't -- fifth -- I've -- to go occasionally and knowing that you're an electric.
Here's the first sound effect what is this Jack Hanna and Brian McLaughlin.
It's not a woodpecker and we.
But the only big name I don't remember this -- and that's and there are clearly having an impact.
I know it is -- -- in the water.
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Jenna a film horses but I just that -- what it would one.
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-- -- I love you because that you it's you're just being very logical right now it's not a lot.
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-- -- -- -- -- I and the final sound -- Bryant and anti -- periods.
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He's a TV -- actually -- Well thank you very much for bringing all these -- from the world famous Columbus and they Q over evidence this -- -- -- from Africa bubbly the very policy I.
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All right Jack I was kind of fuel you a -- for -- back.
Real pleasure thank you Brian.
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On race day, last Thursday, the skies were a brilliant blue with nice temperatures in Willer Sur Thur, France. A much different weather pattern than the previous day when temperatures were just above freezing at the summit (1.424m) and a fresh dusting of snow blanketed the trail. Last year's WMRA Grand Prix Champion Ahmet Arslan, Turkey, bested second-place finisher Gabriele Abate, Italy, by just two seconds for the championship at the Grand Ballon. Arslan finished the 13.5-kilometer course in 59:28 to Abate's 59:30. Italian Alex Baldaccini finished in third with a time of 1:01:12.
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My husband and I are both active traders in the financial market so we have experienced large gains before just not quite the level of where this jackpot is heading.
We would both confide in our attorney and absolutely no one else. As for keeping quiet...not a problem, but staying calm might be a little tougher.
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It allows a lawyer or whoever is in charge to claim the prize for you, so your identity is hidden. So no one knows you actually won. Only certain states allow you to do this
So the lawyer can b the face behind the madness?? is that n all states or just some?
I believe only a few allow this. Ohio is one of them of the top of my head. Its usually called a blind trust.
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My husband would know of course but we wouldn't tell anyone else until the money was in the account and even then it would only be certain family members but eventually in the small town we live in it would get around. Thankfully Kansas lets you be anonymous when you claim, with two young kids our first priority is to keep them safe and out of the media.
I think it might be more than a 'few', but yes, you're right, Ohio is one of them. And for that I'm very happy.
yeah I told my wife if we ever won, she and the kids would be far from the madness, I wouldnt want their pics plastered all over the internet. Just my ugly mug...lol
Try some Prozac or Qualudes?
Don't use drugs unless your M.D. says you need them.
The hardest part would be around co-workers, acting like everything was 'normal', showing up and doing your job like usual until all bases are covered. Might have to take acting lessons.
Unless the 'group pool' at the office hits, then pass around the shot glasses and Maker's Mark.
put in for vac. time, then make the claim.
Except I don't do pools.
Haymaker - vaca is easy if they grant it. My department is beginning a 3 week (minimum) vacation moratorium Monday a week from now. But that's okay, it takes a bit of time to get everything all set. Keeping it under the hat will be easy since we'll be doing major OT again. Sure would be nice to have that end permanently.
I would only tell my dad when I win. There is no way I could keep winning all that money from him. Other than that though, I wouldn't tell a soul. Not until I got all my ducks in a row and knew exactly what I was going to do.
You are all very dumb to be playing the Mega Millions Lottery. I don't understand why people put so much money into the system when I'm pretty sure that I'm gonna win
I know one thing.
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And, it would be a whole lot better if they could get their bench players some quality playing time in these games. You know, like the Spurs did last night?
Your premise is correct, but the Spurs were playing the worst team in the league by far. The Spurs needed double overtime to beat Toronto the night before. This same Cavs team took defending champ Miami to the limit in their previous game as well. They haven't figured out how to win yet, but they're a tough team to put away in part because they play hard every night. Not to mention, the Grizzlies have already had their share of comfortable wins; you won't blow out every opponent, even lottery teams.
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Alaska Content and Performance Standards
District Curriculum Development Process
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A standards-based curriculum addresses what students should know, be able to do, and be committed to (content and performance standards), how it is taught (instruction), how it is measured (assessment), and how the educational system is organized (context). The result from the process (described below) is a written tool that can help teachers, parents, students and the community understand and support quality education. A standards-based curriculum can also provide an opportunity to develop understanding and ownership by all parties with interests in your educational system.
A strong standards-based curriculum development process is more than expert teachers creating scope and sequence documents with suggested textbooks. Research tells us that identifying and sequencing the content can have a more positive effect on student achievement when it is combined with effective instructional and assessment strategies as well as a supportive school environment.
A standards-based district curriculum should contain:
Each Alaska school district has its own curriculum development process. However, all Alaskan curriculum plans must be based on a planned cycle of renewal of no longer than six year's duration. Curriculum should be periodically revised to address new research findings and new laws or regulations.
The expectations of standards-based curriculum development committees cross into what were previously defined as administrative roles. While some curriculum development committees might not have the time, resources, or power to assume all of these roles, they can consider the importance of each of the issues raised in this document and delegate related responsibilities to others who can effect these changes. Curriculum development committees needs members who can:
School Board Members (serve as strong advocates of curriculum transformation, provide strong public support for standards-based instructional programs and must approve the final curriculum documents)
Superintendent (establishes a support system that promotes risk taking and provides adequate resources for curriculum development professional development, and assessment)
Curriculum Coordinators (collect information and current research and provide leadership in planning and coordinating the curriculum reform effort)
Principals (study research-based instructional issues, promote action research in their schools, support risk taking and creativity in teachers and allocate time and resources for curriculum, instruction and assessment development)
Teachers (collect information on current effective practices in their schools, provide demonstration lessons to the public and their colleagues)
Parents/Community Representatives (share their expertise and experiences, serve as cooperative advisors, editors, and advocates for their children)
Students (help define acceptable levels of expectations and identify motivating practices to improve student participation)
Your committee may choose a different process although it should contain these basic components.


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This is a group for moms in Maple Grove and the surrounding areas. When I moved to Maple Grove I only found meetup groups centered in the Twin Cities. If you don't want to drive that far for a playdate or cup of coffee this is the group for you! Let's not stay cooped up in the house all winter and make sure that we enjoy the short Minnesota summers. We schedule all sorts of activities including storytimes, indoor playgrounds, parks, coffee, nights out, weekend family events, afterschool crafts a …
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We have a variety of events for every level of wine enthusiast. Every month we tour an area winery and have a tasting. Every month we have a wine party at someones house. Our events are typically free, bring a bottle of wine or a small $5 cover charge to cover the wine at wineries. Plus we also post and attend area events and dinners. Don't worry about snobs, we'll drink Boones Farm and Two now Three buck Chuck too. We are here for you to meet new friends and enjoy and learn about wines. We run …
If you're interested in meeting new friends, please join us. Current events include happy hours at different venues in the West or Northwest metro. Our members are mostly in their 40s to 60s. I welcome you and look forward to meeting you! -Kim
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Welcome to Hip Mamas of Stillwater, MN! We are a group of Moms in the Stillwater area. Meetups can include library storytimes, park playdates, home playdates, swimming playdates, coffee, mommy's night out suggestions (this is done once a month), museums, zoos, etc. My name is Lisa and I am a co-organizer along with Jane and Amie. I am a stay at home mom with one son, Gabe who was born October 2011. He is an easy going, social child who loves hanging out with kids of all ages. We love to stay act …
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Welcome to MOMS Club of Forest Lake, Minnesota, a nonprofit support group for moms who live in Forest Lake and near by towns. We are an official chapter of International MOMS Club (www.momsclub.org), a non-profit organization that supports the at-home mother of today. Run by moms, for moms there are more than 100,000 members and 2,000 chapters of MOMS Club worldwide. Our chapter serves moms who live in or near Forest Lake, Minnesota. If you live elsewhere, please contact the International MOMS …
• An event almost every day of the week. • Some days with multiple events. • A wide range of activities. What's this group all about? Social events for people ages 35 to 60+ Singles group? This group is about meeting fun loving good friends to have lots of laughs and good times! Focus is on making friendships, although dating may evolve in a group with over 90% of single members! Costs: No membership fees!Yeah! Dive in, sign up for an event, and have a good time! You will be glad you did it! …
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SWAN is a non-profit social and recreational women's group established to welcome newcomers to the western suburbsof Minneapolis including, but not limited to the following cities: Maple Grove, Plymouth, Medina, Minnetonka, Wayzata, Eden Prairie, Excelsior, Chaska, and Chanhassen. * Monthly luncheons / explore MN outings * Just Coffee * Women & Wine * Book Club * Golf / Breakfast Club * Mah Jongg * Movie Group - Monthly * Bridge - multiple times / wk/ month * Special Events examples: Holiday Par …
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Welcome! Our group started with the purpose of getting local moms with kids connected with each other with the goal of making new friends and exploring new places. We plan a huge variety of events that include play dates at homes, library story times, community events, state and local parks, and everything in between. We also manage to plan some moms' nights out without the kids for a chance talk without interruption! We are primarily a Moms group, however Dads looking for play dates with their …
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Welcome to MOMS Club of Plymouth/Wayzata, Minnesota, a nonprofit support group for moms who live in Plymouth or Wayzata, Minnesota. We are a chapter of International MOMS Club (www.momsclub.org), a non-profit organization that supports the at-home mother of today. There are more than 100,000 members and 2,000 chapters of MOMS Club worldwide. We are run by moms, for moms! Our chapter serves moms who live in Plymouth and Wayzata, Minnesota. If you live elsewhere, please contact the International M …
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MN Bully Lovers is a social network for bully-breed owners and their dogs. Join our group to meet with local owners who understand the challenges and rewards of owning bully breeds. MN Bully Lovers hosts playtimes and other dog-friendly activities, as well as training & behavior workshops. Our discussion board provides a forum for questions, advice, and information on breed restrictions and/or legislation. ************* "Meetups" - Activities organized for the whole group. Click the Meetup …
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Hewlett-Packard CEO: PC Business is Not Dead
Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman on the company's job cuts and the outlook for pc demand.
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Welcome back everybody.
For CEOs in eight years an industry that's and a total state of flux that -- charged with turning around one of the world's largest technology companies.
-- want that job well bid Whitman formerly ran eBay then ran for California governor didn't win it was the one who said.
-- -- Just days -- from one year anniversary where she is right now with Hewlett-Packard and turnaround plan joining us explicitly on Fox Business thank you for being thank you thank you for coming HP about our pleasure you know we can't ignore what's going on with the markets here in the Federal Reserve as a business person what do you make of this.
Massive bond -- move the market likes it -- Packard's stock likes it.
-- so we are all facing the economic headwinds of a very tough economy in the United States.
And so if this is going to help the economy get going I think were all open to any number of initiatives that we'll get this economy going because we have been in the longest standing recession since the Great Depression.
And our business your business and in everyone's business needs.
An economic boost well he put in assurances basically would you agree with.
You know I haven't studied this -- just like breaking news I haven't studied everything and he said but listen I think we're all for.
You know business people government joining together to say you know what.
We have to have a different approach here we've got to get this economy going because average Americans are really hurting out there and when the consumer is weak.
They don't buy from businesses therefore businesses are -- therefore they don't hire -- -- of a consumer driven company country.
And so the consumers -- have some confidence here so you know.
Helping the housing market certainly couldn't hurt OK at a consumer driven company to -- Hewlett-Packard you -- just days away from your one year anniversary.
Cutting -- it's going.
I think we're making real progress I mean this is a company that has.
Had you know -- CE.
Curve to for years.
But we're making real -- real progress and I'll tell you there's a couple of myths about HP one was people told me innovation is dead at HP.
Could not be farther than that from the truth.
Innovations everywhere at this company what we have to get better action is bringing that innovation to market making it understandable to customers so that they can buy our products you had said that this could be a four year restructuring process.
Where are we and that process is always 20% of -- four years 30% and to three years can now give us some gardens there.
I said I thought this was a four to five year turnaround just to get HP humming the way a company of our stature inherited should be running.
And were a year and so I have to say you know if you take the long view five years there were 20% of the way through.
And that feels about right to me we've made a lot of progress on innovation of -- we've made a lot of progress on winning back the hearts and minds of employees.
We are out with customers every day to reassure them that HP is the company they have always know.
What we need.
Quality and executing against what is.
-- Monday.
You announced another 2000 in job cuts OK on top of 27000.
And job else.
Before it now -- 127000.
Job cuts some analysts said wait a minute shouldn't be more.
Then you out of the 2000 can you just give us a sense.
Is this it or will we see more over the next three years.
My sense is -- vice.
Here today we are done.
But you never know what's gonna happen to the business so you know I can give you my best guess sitting here today.
And the -- says we have to create the financial capability and capacity to invest in innovation innovation is the lifeblood of a technology company.
I want to invest in innovation and I want to bring it to market faster.
And we have to invest in our people and we have to take advantage of some of the biggest transitions in technology since I've been a technology executive this move to the cloud.
I think it is that big a move.
For as the client server environment was to the web.
And as you know I ran a company that took an enormous advantage of a big change in an underlying technology options for company -- surprise that you said that the big shift in change and then mentioned the cloud vs.
The hardware gesture of -- which is we see PC numbers declining pretty dramatically yet.
Tablet numbers jump in -- 8% worldwide.
What's HP secret -- are you poised and -- -- we -- -- -- -- as the MDX tail but -- that it is that going to be at the piece of equipment that -- -- the attention of the consumer that's well remember we have a consumer business but we also have an enterprise business so I have to keep both those businesses in mind.
From the PC visit my view is the PC business is not -- I know that is what people say -- in the media it's not true I mean it may be slower growth that it was in the past.
But computing is here to stay the computing needs are gonna continue to grow and we wanna be the -- the company.
That really delivers the device that you want so you saw our tablet entry which is really a convertible so you get all the benefits of a PC but you can also unhinged the screen and watch a movie on it so it has the consume and share elements of -- tablet.
But if you need to do real work that you can do that -- so I I actually think we're gonna see consumers excited about this so we're betting big on the PC business.
We're also obviously very excited about our printing business we've got a whole new line up there.
And then the enterprise side we've got some very exciting things around delivering.
Services in the cloud to our biggest enterprise customers -- -- interesting for you to give that headline the PC isn't -- every business we just had a headline on that of -- -- -- something for somebody like Cuba but.
That's it -- we're expecting the PC business to grow just nine tenths of a percent up.
In this year and some analysts believe it will shrink next year how do you think it well.
You know I think it'll be a slow growth to flat business but we still shipped a PC -- two PCs every second at HP we are the biggest PC maker.
I have redefined.
PCs to not be PCs the personal devices.
How do we get the right device for you list whenever you whatever you need.
You know are you trying to read a book on line are you -- what you're trying to do I wanna have the device that is perfectly suited for your need at that time.
That's the direction -- taken the company so I'm I'm quite bullish on the personal device business.
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