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Norma Johnson
Norma Johnson, age 91 of Hendri cks, passed away on Tuesday, June 5 at the Hendricks Community Hospital.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 10 at Christ Lutheran Church in Hendricks with Pastor Duane Baun officiating. Visitation was 4-7 p.m. on Saturday, June 9 at the Birk Funeral Home in Hendricks. Burial was in the East Hendricks Cemetery.
Norma Jean Johnson was born on April 7, 1921 at her grandparent's home in Bushnell, S.D.to parents Robert and Hazel Felton. She grew up on the farm near Bushnell and attended school in Bushnell for 10 years. She graduated from Brookings High School in 1939.
Norma was united in marriage to Clifford Eachen on Sept. 4, 1940 in Rock Rapids,Iowa. To this union they were blessed with one son, Larry. Clifford passed away on June 30, 1975. Norma was united in marriage to Carold Johnson on Dec. 18, 1976 at Calvary Lutheran Church near Hendricks. She worked for Brookings High School as a cook for nine years.
She enjoyed gardening, cats and coffee with friends. She also enjoyed taking rides around the lake and out in the country. Norma's most cherished moments were spent with her family, especially with her grandchildren.
She was a member of Christ Lutheran Church and the church care group.
Grateful for having shared Norma's life is her son Larry (Sally) Eachen of Aurora, S.D.; two granddaughters, Rhonda (Paul) Brown of White, S.D. and Lisa (Russ) Skovlund of Fort Meade, S.D.; three great-grandchildren, Nicholas Brown and Jordanna and Makenzie Skovlund; four step-grandchildren, Amy (Troy) Anderson, Corey McLaughlin, Lisa (Brad) Rupert and Jeff McLaughlin; six step-great-grandchildren; two nieces, two nephews and a sister-in-law, Helen Johnson.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband Clifford Eachen and husband Carold Johnson; one brother, Ronald; one sister-in-law, Mabel and one infant sister.
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Arvin Jeppesen
Arvin Jeppesen, age 84 of Canby, passed away Saturday, June 9 at the Sylvan Court Nursing Home in Canby.
Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, June 13 at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Canby with Father Steve Verhelst as the Celebrant. Visitation was from 4-7 p.m. on Tuesday at Birk Funeral Home with a prayer service at 7 p.m. and a Rosary to follow. Visitation will continue from 9-10 a.m. on Wednesday at the funeral home followed by procession to St. Peter's Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery. Online registry at www.birkfuneralhome.com.
In lieu of flowers, please direct memorials to St. Peter's Catholic Church Social Hall Fund, Canby Hospice or donor's choice.
Arvin Alburn Jeppesen was born Dec. 16, 1927 in Marble Township, Lincoln County, the son of Henry and Edna (Olsen) Jeppesen. Arvin was baptized, confirmed and received his First Communion at St. Peter's Catholic Church. He completed his first eight years of education at District 74 in Marble Township. He then attended Canby High School where he graduated in 1947. On July 12, 1950 Arvin married Caryl (Klosterman) at St. Martin's Catholic Church inWoodstock. After their marriage they moved to a farm just west of the Marble Lutheran Church. Arvin retired from farming in 2000.
When Arvin was a young man he played baseball with the Hansonville and Canby baseball teams. He also could be found playing softball, throwing horseshoes and playing pool with a team from Shady Beach. Arvin would also be a clerk for Southwest Auction Company for some 20 years. Arvin lived on his farm in Marble Township from 1950 to 2000. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and playing cards, but most of all, spending time with his family.
He is survived by his wife Caryl of Canby; children: Mary Jo Knutson (Al Reiners) of Fargo, N.D., Connie (Bill) Otto of Canby, Gregg Jeppesen of Hendricks, Bruce (Avis) Jeppesen of Brookings, S.D., Lori (Chris) Husby of Canby, Barb Jeppesen of Canby, Karin (Jim) Beer of Hendricks and Brad Jeppesen of Canby; 16 grandchildren; 21 great grandchildren; siblings: Orlin (Lillian) Jeppesen of Canby, Darlys (Harvey) Johnson of the Twin Cities and Janice (Ron) Emmons of St. Michael.
He was preceded in death by his parents Henry and Edna Jeppesen and a sister, Bernice Jeppesen.
Blessed be his memory.Filed under Obituaries |
Helen Ullmann
Helen Ullmann, age 93 of Hendricks, passed away on Thursday, May 24 at Hendricks Community Hospital.
Funeral services were at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, May 29 at Grace United Methodist Church in Hendricks with Rev. Robert Neff officiating. Visitation was one hour prior to the service at the church on Tuesday. Burial was in Hendricks City Cemetery. Arrangements were with Birk Funeral Home of Hendricks. Online registry at www.birkfuneralhome.com.
Helen Marian Evans was born Oct. 7, 1918 on a farm west of Canby, the daughter of William and Mary (Uasey) Evans. She attended school until she came down with yellow jaundice. She was a very smart student, receiving mostly A's in her classes.
On Feb. 21, 1941 Helen was united in marriage to Ernest Ullmann at the Presbyterian Church in Canby with Rev. Rowland officiating. The couple farmed around Canby until Ernie was hit by a barn door and his health declined, so he had to quit farming. They bought Moritz Store and managed that for 16 years. Ernest passed away on Feb. 1, 1988 at their home in Hendricks. Helen worked at Swifts inMarshallfor eight years, at the thrift shop and then as a dietary cook at the Hendricks Hospital.
She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church in Hendricks. She enjoyed baking, making flatbread, but most of all visiting with people. She loved dancing and so did Ernie. Helen loved her many dogs and cats over the years. She attended a lot of dances at Burr Hall, Canby, Argonne Pavilion and later Bohemian Hall.
Helen is lovingly remembered by her son Barry (Rose) Ullmann of Jordan.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Ernie and siblings Earl, Howard and Pearl Bresson.
Blessed be her memory.Filed under Obituaries |
Robert William (Bob) Hoff
Memorial services for Robert William (Bob) Hoff, age 69 of Eckert, Colo., will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 9 at Christ Lutheran Church, Hendricks, with interment of ashes at the Calvary Cemetery in Hendricks.
Bob passed away peacefully in his home in the presence of his family on March 7 after a brief battle with lung cancer.Filed under Obituaries |
Lowell Lee Hormann
Lowell Lee Hormann, age 60 of Pleasanton,Texas, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 21 in San Antonio, Texas.
Graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 26 at the Hendricks City Cemetery with Rev. Janet Colby officiating. There will be a luncheon following the burial at The Connection at209 Saint Olaf Ave. N., Canby.
Lowellis survived by his sisters Alyse Grant of Moberly, Mo.and Darlette Kampmann of St. Charles, Mo. and nephew Bradley Grant and wife Sarah of Colorado Springs, Colo. He is also survived by adopted daughter Jacqueline and numerous other relatives in Minnesota.
He was preceded in death by his parents Orlan and Corrine (Ouverson) Hormann.Filed under Obituaries |
David L. Leaser
David L. Leaser, age 70 of Hendricks, formerly of Lincoln and Armington, Ill., passed away at his home in Hendricks on Sunday, May 13.
Burial of his cremated remains will be at the Oakview Cemetery in Armington, Ill.at a later date.
David Lawrence Leaser was born July 25, 1941 in Oak Park, Ill.to Lawrence and Louise (Kimes) Leaser. He graduated from Hittle Township High School in 1959.
He was united in marriage to Cinda Randolph on April 4, 2006 in Lincoln, Ill. David worked for Terminix Pest Control for numerous years and he also drove truck for many years. David enjoyed woodworking and bowling. He also enjoyed his time spent with his pets.
Grateful for having shared David's life is his wife Cinda Leaser of Hendricks; his four children: David (Kelly) Leaser of Kalispell, Mont., John (Lisa) Leaser of Springfield, Ill., Jason (Dana) Leaser of Lincoln, Ill. and Michelle Leaser of Springfield, Ill; 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; three sisters: Donna Marie Duran of Prescott, Ariz., Loretta Louise Darnell of Atlanta, Ill. and Judy Flemming of Moberly, Mo.; two beloved dogs, Amos Moses and Sammy, two feline friends, Lucky and Pooka, and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents, grandparents and one brother, Charles Leaser.
Blessed be his memory.Filed under Obituaries |
Darwin"Doc" Holian
Darwin"Doc" Holian was born in the dining room of the family home in Maynard on April 9, 1923 to Kenneth and Jessie Kuiper Holian. His grandmother was the midwife and Dr. DeWitt Zimbeck was the attending physician. Darwinwas raised with his older sister Marilyn in Hendricks, where his father was editor and publisher of the weekly Hendricks Pioneer newspaper and his mother was the sole reporter. Darwin's blue-eyed heritage from Hole, Norway interested him throughout his life, though his mother was 100 percent German and he attributed his success to his German work ethic.
When Darwin went to St. Olaf College in Northfield, he intended to pursue a writing career, but soon it became evident to him that he should consider a course in medicine instead. His hometown doctor, Peter Hermanson, had encouraged him toward that end while he was in high school and Darwin said, "a more dedicated man I have never seen surpassed." That decision guided the next 65 years of his life.
Darwin wrote in his memoirs that his sophomore year at St. Olaf he looked through the Viking yearbook to find a girl he "wanted to chase." There he found Eleanor Eastvold, whom he married in 1944 "after a bit of a stormy courtship." They shared 61 years of loving marriage until Eleanor's passing in 2006.
While attending St.Olaf College, WWII broke out, so Darwin joined the U.S. Navy and spent time as a hospital corpsman at Great Lakes Naval Hospital until he was sent by the Navy to the University of Minnesota Medical School.
Following medical school, Doc joined the Army Medical Corps in order to repay the government for the schooling he had been given by the Navy and the GI Bill. While serving at the Navajo Ordnance Depot in Flagstaff, Ariz., the Korean Conflict broke out and three days later he left his wife and only child, joining the 3rd Infantry Division as a front-line surgeon. After breaking his arm digging a foxhole in the frozen ground south of Seoul, he was evacuated to Tokyo, Japan, where he remained as an orthopedic surgeon at Tokyo Army Hospital until July 1951, when he was honorably discharged. Thence he continued his surgical training at the University of Minnesota.
Darwin practiced as a general surgeon inAlbert Leafor 14 years where his family grew to four children— Charlotte, Barbara, Steven and Ann. While in Albert Lea, Doc was active in a local Lutheran church. He was also a Kiwanian, a member of the Elks, one of the originators of the newly begun Lea College, Chief of the Hospital Medical Staff at Naeve Hospital and a YMCA Board Member.
In 1968, after having endured 45 years of ice and snow, the family moved to the Santa Barbara,Calif. area where Darwin opened an office in Goleta. As a Diplomat of the American Board of Surgery and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, Doc spent the last years of his practice as one of the pioneers in modern obesity surgery, presenting papers both here and abroad and contributing to a Canadian medical book on the subject. He was honored by being given a term as Chief of Staff of Goleta Valley Community Hospital, where his loyalties always lay.
Since retirement in 1987, Darwin supervised the rebuilding of their house, burned down by the Painted Cave Fire, became an avid golfer, read the books he never had time to read, continued his computer work and was involved in the activities of VISTAS Lifelong Learning in Santa Barbara. Eleanor and Darwin attended Trinity Lutheran, Trinity Baptist and El Montecito Presbyterian Churches. They were proud of their children and grandchildren, and Darwin lived long enough to hold with joy his first great-grandchild, Julia Brianne Ophaug, who was born just seven weeks before his home-going. Darwin K. Holian went home to heaven to be with his Lord on April 27.
Darwin concluded, "How could one not be grateful for such a fulfilling life? I have had a most satisfying and rewarding one. To God be the glory!"
The Holian family would like to express heartfelt thanks to the Samarkand Retirement Community, Dr. Gregg Newman, Assisted Home Hospice and Independent Nurse Consulting for helping them to keep their Dad at home until the end, per his wish.
A celebration of Darwin's life in Christ will be held in the Mountain Room at The Samarkand on Friday, May 25 at 2 p.m.
He requested that memorials be sent to Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital Foundation, Bible Study Fellowship International or Compassion International.
Interment will be at Santa Barbara Cemetery. Arrangements by Welch- Ryce-Haider. Please visit www.wrhsb.com to leave online condolences and remembrances.Filed under Obituaries |
Angeline Victor
Angeline Rose Victor, age 67 of Canby, went to be with the Lord on Friday, May 4 at her home after a battle with cancer and ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease). Mass of Christian Burial was at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 9 atSt. John'sCantius Catholic Church, Wilno. Burial was in the St. John's Cantius Catholic Cemetery, Wilno. Visitation was Tuesday, May 8 from 5-8 p.m. with a Rosary at 5 p.m. and a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. atSt. John's Cantius Catholic Church, Wilno. The Birk Funeral Home in Canby was entrusted with the arrangements.
Angeline Rose (Ratajczak) Victor was born June 19, 1944 in Ivanhoe to Anton and Hedwig (Citterman) Ratajczak. She attended school in Ivanhoe and graduated in 1962. On June 23, 1964 she was united in marriage to Edward Victor in St. John's Cantius Catholic Church in Wilno. To this union seven children were born. Through the years, Angeline worked in Baltimore, Md., for the Marshall Independent newspaper and Sanford Canby Medical Center as a dietary aid. She was a homemaker for many years.
She was a member of St. John's Cantius Catholic Church in Wilno. Angeline enjoyed tending to her gardens and planting flowers and was also interested in astrology, herbs and collecting angels. She was like a second mom to many and was a great friend. She enjoyed spending time with her children, grandchildren, family and friends.
Grateful for having shared her life are her husband Edward Victor of Canby; six children: Eddie (Kimby Rosenthal) Victor, Jr. of Hendricks, Jeff (Sue Eldeen) Victor of Lynd, Randy Victor of Hendricks, Janine (Lawrence Miller) Victor of Marshall, Andrea (Todd Taylor) Anderson of Marshall and Steven (Jamie) Victor of Canby; mother Hedwig Ratajczak of Ivanhoe; son-in-law Aaron Gravely of Balaton; grandchildren Angela, Matt, Amber, Anthony, Tessa, Bethany, Brandon, Joseph, Emily, Danielle, Jessica, Makenzie, Spencer, Shelby and Simon; great-grandchildren Blake, Jenna and Michael; siblings: Julie (Vern) Nelson of Russell, Lewis (Pat) Ratajczak of Elk River, Chester (Judy) Ratajczak of Minneota and David Ratajczak of Minneota, and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her father Anton and daughter Diana.Filed under Obituaries |
Kermit S. Kirkvold
Kermit S. Kirkvold, age 84 of Hendricks, passed away on Nov. 28, 2011 at Casa Grande Medical Centerin Casa Grande,Ariz.
Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 12 at Singsaas Lutheran Church, rural Hendricks, with Rev. Ron Smith officiating. Inurnment will follow at the Singsaas Church Cemetery with military honors provided by the Reuben-Hanson American Legion Post 195 of Hendricks.Filed under Obituaries |
Kermit Kirkvold
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 12 at Singsaas Lutheran Church for Kermit Kirkvold.
Military honors will be provided by Rueben Hansen American Legion Post 195.Filed under Obituaries |


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Hope someone can help me...........my new lawn is in place with automatic sprinkler system installed. Problem is one section of the lawn will not retain/hold water even after a good hour of watering. Only the first half inch of dirt is wet the rest is dry!
Do this - set a pan or bowl out in this section before the next auto-sprinkle. Check the water level after the sprinkler shuts off.
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You may have a problem with the heads in this area and it may show up only when all the heads are operating. It may also be low pressure because everyone in the are is running their sprinklers at the same time.
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Some soil is "water resistant". If this area is solid clay, it'll be difficult to get it to soak up water. Depending on how bad the problem is, you might want to consider adding some topsoil to the area.
I have top soil already in...will need to try the pan idea to see if there is enough water actually getting to the area. The grass we planted in that area is now/or appears to be dead...the rest of the lawn is doing just fine. Thanks much for the response!
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Kevin Spacey to sing in 1-night-only concert in DC
He has lied, cheated and killed, but "House of Cards" President Frank Underwood isn't done yet. Next he's going to sing.
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He has lied, cheated and killed, but "House of Cards" President Frank Underwood isn't done yet. Next he's going to sing.
Two-time Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey will take time out from filming the third season of the Netflix hit series to show off his vocal talents at a one-night-only gala concert Sept. 29 at the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, D.C. The concert will benefit scholarships and grants for emerging artists.
Spacey, who played singer Bobby Darin in "Beyond the Sea," promises some Billy Joel songs, some Simon & Garfunkel, a bit of Sinatra, plenty of swing, a few stories and a surprise guest or two, all backed by a 40-piece orchestra. "You never know what I might come up with," he said. Tickets, still available, are $104.
Proceeds from the show will help fund the Kevin Spacey Foundation, which recently chose Pace University in New York to be the first institution of higher education in the United States to receive its scholarships and funding support.
Five incoming Pace students who received the first U.S. scholarships will start this fall and 10 others will receive funds to support travel expenses to perform abroad. Spacey's foundation, with $500,000 in scholarships and $200,000 in grants, also helps students at Regent's University London.
"We're hoping to expand these scholarships in lots of universities and drama schools around the country. Our intention is to continue to grow and expand our reach," Spacey said. "In large measure it's because I'm a recipient of these kinds of things."
Spacey, who won Oscars for the movies "The Usual Suspects" and "American Beauty," was also the star of "Pay It Forward," and the Juilliard-trained actor said he remembers as a middle-class student struggling to pay tuition.
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1989 Domaine Huet Vouvray Cuvée Constance
Chenin Blanc
- France
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- > Vouvray
Community Tasting Notes 42
Tenuta Stefan wrote: flawed
July 12, 2014 - Not a perfect bottle. Bought at auction and seem to have been stored to warm.
The colour is between dark amber and Coca Cola. A sweet Chenin Blanc from 1989 should be much more vital than this. I've had a Moulin Touchais 1949 that was younger in colour than this one.
Quite nice bouquet though ... fudge, raisins, brown sugar, honey and caramel. Reminds me of an old Madeira. But a bit medecinal.
It even taste like an old Madeira.
I was toald that this wine is one of the two wines M. Broadbent gave the score 6 out of 5. But this bottle was not in the best shape. Still I give this wine 90-91p ... so I bet this wine is wonderful if it is a bottle in good or great shape.
I will look for this wine in the future.
LWI wrote: (94 points)
November 2, 2013 - Chambolle Night: Elegant and balanced, a tad too dominant toffee and lacking balancing acidity, develops somewhat in the glass. Slightly disappointing. Not obviously flawed, but perhaps just an off bottle?
salil wrote: (98 points)
July 1, 2013 - Champagne, Burgundy, and old Huët at the North End Grill (North End Grill, NYC): Once again, monumental, and another incredible showing for what is one of the greatest wines (sweet, white, or otherwise) I've ever had the chance to drink. A spectrum of flavour that's hard to catalogue, but this seems to have it all with layers of rich fruit, honey, marmalade and other wooly and floral elements all coming together seamlessly, and incredible balance between the sweetness and acidity. The sense of textural refinement and elegance here is amazing, and the flavours resonate long after each sip. Thanks Ross.
rnellans wrote: (97 points)
June 26, 2013 - Nearly perfect. The inteposition of fruit, sweetness and acid is mindblowing. Botrytis, rich and what flavors! Brilliant wine!! It knocked the d'Yquem out of the park for me. Kudos to Murray for sharing.
KeithAkers wrote: (96 points)
June 24, 2013 - Rotating Dinner Series- A Focus on Cabernet Franc (Domaine Wine Storage, Chicago IL): Nose: Deep and layered nose with succulent tones of caramel, toffee, red apples, white fruits, acacia flowers, and some marmalade. The nose just sung where you got stopped in the moment.
Taste: Full bodied with medium+ acidity. The feel is silky with deep and honeyed tones of caramel, pears, peaches, toffee, red apples, and some marmalade.
Overall: This was a stunning wine. It just drew you in with it's depth and refinement. This was a wine that commanded your attention at every point.1 person found this helpful Comment
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Nov/Dec 2007, Issue #12, Domaine Huet: Vouvray's Greatest Estate
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October 2010 (link) 19 points
(Domaine Huet Vouvray Cuvée Constance) A rich and golden orange hue. A truly fabulous nose, simply loaded with the aromas of crystalline honey, sweet pastries, clean and evocative, with rich, crunchy and well defined fruit and yet it sings of ethereal precision as well. There is great definition and sweetness, all with an intense, precise, smoky, golden-honeycomb lift. This is just remarkable. I lingered over the aromatics of this wine more than any other at this tasting. Pure on entry, defined and rich, supple and yet full of layers of rich botrytis-influenced fruit, this wine has an incredible presence on the palate, very broad and yet it doesn't for one moment feel heavy or flat. It is a tour de force in selection and winemaking, impressing not with power or absolute level of residual sugar but in the way it dances purely across the palate. Absolutely stunning. A class apart.
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1/31/2008 (link)
(Huet Vouvray "Cuvee Constance") I was very excited to try this. It was closed, awkward and weird. There was nice botrytis development as the nose was praline, dusty spicey earth, marmalade and almonds. The palate was kind of blah-zay with not much going on and turned in on itself. Nice wine for sure with a killer finish and good acidity and freshness but give this 50 years and check back. Full bottle too. Maybe would be a touch more developed in a 1/2 bottle.
Wine Definition
- Vintage 1989
- Type White - Sweet/Dessert
- Producer Domaine Huet
- Varietal Chenin Blanc
- Designation Cuvée Constance
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- Country France
- Region Loire Valley
- SubRegion Touraine
- Appellation Vouvray
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- Pending Delivery 12 (2%)
- In Cellars 374 (75%)
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Steve Jobs was 'excited' about an Apple HDTV, but content deals are neededThough Steve Jobs said he "cracked" the secret to building an easy-to-use television set, a true Apple HDTV reportedly remains held up by content providers, who are reluctant to allow Apple to offer subscription-based plans to customers.
Citing checks with industry and supply chain sources, analyst Shaw Wu with Sterne Agee said there's a belief that Jobs was "very excited" about the prospect of Apple entering the television market. That same enthusiasm was expressed by Jobs to his biographer, when he said that Apple was working on a TV set with "the simplest user interface you could imagine."
While Jobs felt he had solved the issue of confusing user interfaces with TVs, Wu said one problem Apple has yet to resolve are licensing deals with content providers. Those terms, which have yet to be ironed out, are said to be the main roadblock preventing Apple from selling an HDTV.
Wu said sources have told him that Apple "would love" to allow users to choose customized programming for a monthly subscription fee. With this plan, users could choose whatever channels or shows they wanted to subscribe to, offering an "a la carte" option instead of bundles with dozens of channels as currently provided by cable operators.
As far back as 2009, Apple was said to have pitched a $30-per-month iTunes subscription plan to content providers. But that concept never gained any traction.
Another content-related obstacle for Apple is live television. Wu said that Apple could "bypass" this by integrating its TV with existing cable or satellite providers, but he thinks Apple could better differentiate its product if it were able to offer live programming over the Internet.
But as more users look to "cut the cord" and end their cable or satellite TV service, Wu believes content providers may, ironically, need to turn to Apple to bring back subscribers. He compared it to how music publishers turned to Apple and iTunes in the face of rising piracy.
Still, with so much depending on licensing deals for content, he believes that Apple has a lot of work ahead of it before it can bring a full-fledged television set to market.
"Because of the high dependence on content providers," he said, "we believe exact timing of a 'real' Apple TV shipping is difficult to pinpoint."
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New Berlin — Because so many of its students take exams for college level credit and do well on them, New Berlin Eisenhower and New Berlin West middle/high schools came in for a state and a national honor.
Both were recognized as Advanced Placement Pacesetter Schools by the Wisconsin Advanced Placement Advisory Council, and Eisenhower was recognized by U.S. News and World Report as third best in Wisconsin for college readiness. West was ranked fourth.
Pacesetter awards were presented by the council in partnership with Wisconsin Cooperative Educational Services Agencies.
Local schools were recognized for having had more than 30 percent of students take advanced placement college level exams with more than 70 percent scoring at least a three or high enough to win college credit at most universities.
In announcing the awards, the council praised the local high schools for "impressive student AP access and excellence in AP exam scores in the state of Wisconsin."
The honor is based on 2012-13 data, the most recent available. At that time, Eisenhower and West had a combined average of 34 percent of students take AP exams and 76.4 percent score a three or higher.
"Our students' ability to excel in the more than 20 AP courses we offer demonstrates the level of excellence we expect in the School District of New Berlin," Superintendent Joe Garza said in a news release announcing the honor. "Our AP program offers rigorous learning experiences to prepare students at all learning levels for college and careers."
Also based on AP success, both schools were recently honored by U.S. News and World Report for being in the top four Wisconsin high schools in terms of preparing students for college.
Whitefish Bay High School ranked first and Cedarburg High School was second. Rounding out the top 10 in the state for college readiness after New Berlin Eisenhower and West were Arrowhead, Brookfield East, Middleton, Kimberly, Brookfield Central and Nicolet.
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An online friend I've nicknamed DoT posted this email from Ensign Margaret Morton, USNA '10 aboard USS Mustin (DDG 89). The ship's mission this week is to provide relief to the stricken near Sendai. She provides details of the situation from her vantage point:
Dear friends and family, I am in complete amazement. The number of recipients of this e-mail has grown exponentially, and I quite literally have received replies from people all over the world. I have shared your thoughts and prayers with my sailors and they appreciate the support as much as I do. I am writing to give a second update on the events off the coast of Sendai.
I stood watch this morning from 2-7 am, carefully maneuvering through the darkness so as not to hit half submerged cargo boxes and overturned boats. To add to the challenge, our visibility decreased from about 8 miles to less than one in a matter of minutes as we entered into a blizzard. And if that wasn't enough, we still are remaining cautious of the radiation hazard a couple hundred miles away and feeling various aftershocks. In my Captain's words, "You couldn't write this stuff." Every day has been an adventure.
Today our helo was vectored off to an isolated hospital with SOS showing on the rooftop. This hospital contained over 200 patients still alive and in desperate need of supplies. We delivered food, water, clothing, and blankets. The pilots are about to make a final run for the day right now and are calling for any last things we can bear to give up. I managed to grab another jacket from my closet and my old UGG┬Āboots. I figure I don't need much more than coveralls and a pair of black┬Āboots┬Āto live on a ship.
A major concern for us out here on the water is the people we left behind. The Navy has around 25,000 people living in the Yokosuka area. As a preemptive measure, they have just begun voluntary evacuation of families from Japan due to the uncertainty of the nuclear plants and the potential for the winds to shift and spread radiation to the south. They also are feeling the many aftershocks from the initial earthquake, including a six that occurred just across Tokyo Bay from the base. For me, I only have to worry about the state of my┬Āhousehold goods, for most of my sailors, they have a lot more on the line.
Please keep all of these people affected in your prayers, from those suffering from injury and loss, to those isolated, yet struggling to survive, and finally for the Sailors and their families who want to help, but must care for their own at the same time.
Many of you have asked how you can help and for now, I don't have much information as we are only doing what we can from the ship. However, people from our ship are donating┬Āmoney┬Āto the American Red Cross who has been working with the Japanese Red Cross to tailor to their specific needs. I will try to find a point of contact in Japan that can provide more information on donations.
Again, thank you for your support, your prayers, your┬Āpictures, and the notes you have sent. I am very thankful to have such an awesome group of people to lift me up. Love
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Andrew Klinger, a sophomore at Milton (Wis.) High School, has won the opportunity to appear in concert as a soloist with the Beloit Janesville Symphony Orchestra during its April concert, "New Directions!".
"I'm very excited to be able to perform with the symphony," Klinger said. "I know as a musician, I will be able to learn much from working with these professionals. I am very honored to have been chosen to perform."
He will perform "Concerto in G Major for Flute, First Movement" by Johann Quantz during the concert at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, April 14, at the Janesville Performing Arts Center in Janesville, Wis.
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A longtime Hempstead Town code enforcement officer has resigned after being charged with felony grand larceny for allegedly stealing a laptop computer from his supervisor's office.
Stephen Centore was arrested on March 5, four days after he purportedly took a Panasonic Toughbook computer worth more than $1,000 from the office of the building department's chief of public assembly in Town Hall in Hempstead Village, law enforcement officials said.
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Centore, 56, of Franklin Square, "did not have permission and or authority to use, possess or remove this item from the office," according to documents filed in Nassau County First District Court.
Centore's supervisor, Christopher Cappelli, who has worked for the town for 18 years, reported his laptop missing to deputy buildings commissioner Rita Fisher, who then notified buildings commissioner John Rottkamp, who advised her to check security video footage, Hempstead Village police Lt. Francis McNamee said.
Centore was seen on video entering the unlocked office, exiting the building holding the laptop, and re-entering the building without the computer. Rottkamp reported the alleged theft to Hempstead Village police, who arrested and later released Centore on a desk appearance ticket, McNamee said.
Centore was arraigned on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty. Centore was released on his own recognizance and is due back in court May 2. He faces up to 4 years in prison if convicted, district attorney spokesman Chris Munzing said.
Central Islip-based attorney James D'Angelo, who represents Centore, said his client "stands by his not guilty plea." An unidentified man who answered the phone at Centore's residence yesterday declined to comment and hung up.
There was "no independent internal investigation. Everything we have done is in cooperation with law enforcement and the district attorney's office," town spokesman Michael Deery said. He added, "Employees who commit theft are subject to suspension or dismissal, depending on the circumstances."
Centore, who started working for the town in 1985, earned a salary of $109,000. As part of his job duties, Centore inspected nonprofit entities and Section 8 housing. He resigned from the town building department on March 8, Deery said.
Centore has been suspended for 60 days in 2007 and fined the following year after pleading guilty to illegally maintaining a single-family Franklin Square home as a two-family rental.
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Guess signs first Indian model, Priyanka Chopra, as new brand ambassador.Continue reading...
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The boost in tourism has translated into a solid pay-day for airplane manufacturers like Boeing, Mitsubishi Aircraft Corp., Bombardier Inc., and Embraer SA, as airlines based in the country could double or triple their fleets in the next few years in order to "serve a domestic market of 90 million people and tourist arrivals growing on average 20 percent annually." According to Bloomberg, General Electric will be raking in $1 billion to supply engines to Vietnam Airlines' 787 Dreamliners.Continue reading...
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Boeing addresses icing problem in latest jet.
Dallas Cowboys owner Mark Cuban cleared of insider-trading charges.
Fiat needs cash now locked up in Chrysler to fully revive Alfa Romeo.Continue reading...
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Posted by Alicia Ciccone on October 11, 2013 09:26 AM
Del Monte to sell consumer products division for $1.68 billion.
Hershey plans to bring China-based Lancaster brand to US market.
Toyota debuts hydrogen prototype as fuel cell race heats up.
Activision's $8.2 billion Vivendi buyout is cleared.
Aereo wins injunction battle against Boston TV station.
Best Buy promises $100 buy-back credit for new iPhones.
Jeff Bezos has built Amazon into a $75 billion 'everything store,' as it looks to show shortform YouTube content on its video service.
Boeing unveils "jumbo killer."
CVS tailors print ads to loyalty members' preferences.
Facebook removes option to block search by name.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on October 7, 2013 09:22 AM
Fiat loses momentum in US comeback.
BlackBerry discusses bids with big-name strategic buyers that would dismember brand.
Macy's rethinks web plans in China.
Allstate outflanks online rivals.
Boston Market offers promotion related to idled government workers.
Burger King sees perception gains after "Satisfries" launch.
C-Span finds interest amid government shutdown.
Chevrolet will limit supplies of new Corvette at first.
Cracker Barrel and Kraft settle trademark differences.
ESPN drops International X Games.
Frito-Lay introduces glow-in-the-dark Halloween packages.
GM prods dealers to sell cars online.
Hershey plans plant in Malaysia.Continue reading...
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