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India makes 'liking' blasphemous content illegal
India's previously criticized Facebook for not censoring material that was critical of its government, so let's agree that the country has something of a strained relationship with social media. Now, however, the south-west state of Karnataka has announced that even clicking 'like' on a post could land you in jail for 90 days before you even get to see a magistrate. Because India has no blasphemy laws, any material that could offend someone's religious beliefs is prosecuted as hate speech, and that includes uploading, forwarding, sharing, liking and retweeting something. We hate to be cynical, but we can't imagine it'll be long before the first dissenting voice gets thrown in jail to protect the feelings of the
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Tumblr's going to scan your pictures to work out what brands you love
When Yahoo bought Tumblr for more than a billion dollars, a lot of us wondered how it would ever turn a profit. After all, people sharing cat GIFs and monochrome erotica didn't seem like a very effective business model. According to Mashable, however, the social network is going to earn its keep by helping big brands like Coca Cola and Nike understand how they're perceived. That's because Tumblr is hooking up with analytics firm Ditto, which will scour your pictures looking for sneakers and soft drinks in the frame. It'll then pass this data on to the companies involved for a fee, helping them to ensure the teenagers are all praising the right sort of soda at the next box social, or something.
Filed under: Internet
Source: Mashable
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China wants you to use your real name on social media
Social media's reputation for usurping the political classes means that it terrifies
most some world leaders. That's probably the reasoning behind China's decision to pass a law mandating that users of internet-based communication services like IMs and social media must use their real name, or else. According to the state-run Xinhua News, users will now sign up to a service like WeChat, but won't gain access until they pass a background check. A spokesperson for the State Internet Information Office (SIIO) claims that "a few people" are using online chat services to spread dissent, slanders, rumors, terrorism, violence and pornography, which they claim is harming the overall health of China's leaders online population.
Meanwhile, those who already have an online presence will find their access limited until they submit to this same real-name vetting process. In addition, users will now be required to follow the "seven bottom lines" when using social media, a list of rules that include respecting the national interests, maintaining public order and upholding the socialist system. Should someone be found breaking these rules, the offending material will be deleted, their account will be closed and, presumably, they'll be dragged off for
interrogation a friendly chat. Naturally, the authorities believe that the new rules will protect citizens' rights to freedom of speech, which the SIIO defines as enjoying "the convenience of such services." They must be using a different dictionary.
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Weekends with Engadget: Android Wear review, ditching social media and more!
This week, we reviewed Google's Android Wear platform, examined a few practical steps toward ditching social media, watched a sniper hit his target without looking and took a look at the phenomenon of social media activism. Read on for Engadget's news highlights from the last seven days. Oh, and be sure to subscribe to our Flipboard magazine!
How to Disappear (almost) Completely: a practical guide
Ever thought of dumping social media for a more private life? In this week's installment of How to Disappear, Dan Cooper discusses some practical first steps toward going completely off the grid. Disclaimer: it's incredibly difficult. You can find part one here.
Android Wear review: Taking smartwatches in the right direction
Thanks to Google's unifying Android Wear platform, the smartwatch market is poised to explode. But does this wearable OS have the right combination of user experience and functionality to win the hearts of the masses? Read on as Brad Molen breaks down everything you need to know about Android Wear.
Windows 9 will morph to fit the device it's running on
ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley is reporting that Microsoft's next operating system (Windows 9) will ship as a three-in-one of sorts (desktop, tablet and mobile). Codenamed "Threshold," the OS will recognize the hardware it's running on and morph to the occasion.
'Reading Rainbow' is the most popular Kickstarter to date
After reaching over 105,000 backers this week, Reading Rainbow dethroned the original Pebble smartwatch as the most popular Kickstarter project ever. At its close on July 2nd, the endeavor had raised over five times its goal of $1 million.
What you need to know about social media activism
What do the "OccupyWallStreet" and "CancelColbert" hashtags have in common? They're both examples of what's been termed "social media activism." Read on as Ben Gilbert dissects this modern form of protest and what it means to you.
Facebook used you like a lab rat and you probably don't care
Smiles are contagious. So are depressing Facebook posts, apparently. In 2012, Zuckerberg and Co. manipulated its users' happiness (gasp) by secretly bombarding their news feeds with waves of positive and negative stories.
NVIDIA's Shield successor is a tablet
NVIDIA's next Shield console might not be a "console" at all. According to a listing from the Global Certification Forum, the gaming company mistakenly leaked information about an upcoming "Shield Tablet," including some specs.
The forgotten losers of the console wars
More than a few gaming consoles have spawned in the last 40 years, most of which you've probably never heard of. This week, a museum in southern Japan is opening its doors in celebration of 56 those historic (or infamous) consoles.
Watch a sniper nail his target from 500 yards without even 'looking' at it
What's scarier than a regular ole' sniper? One who doesn't have to see the target. Armed with a futuristic targeting system and Smith Optics I/O Recon Goggles, this sharpshooter nails a target 500 yards away… while looking in another direction.
Garmin Forerunner 15 review: sports watch first, fitness tracker second
If you're already an athlete or active jogger, Garmin's new Forerunner 15 might be the fitness accessory you've been looking for. At $170 ($200 with the heart rate monitor), this somewhat bulky device combines the functionality of a sports watch with fitness tracking basics.
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What you need to know about social media activism
Protests in the Middle East, known as "The Arab Spring," echoed around the world. On Friday, December 17, 2010, a fruit vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi covered himself in flammable liquid and lit a match. His body was quickly engulfed in flames and, despite attempts to save his life, Bouazizi died on January 4th, 2011. He was 26 years old. Like how Buddhist monk Thích Quảng Đức's self-immolation in Saigon nearly 50 years earlier represented the frustration of many Vietnamese, Bouazizi's action became symbolic of a much larger frustration in Tunisian society.
What happened next, however was a product of modern times: Word spread of Bouazizi's action through social networks, with Facebook specifically becoming a flashpoint for protest organizations across the country. By the time Tunisia's former leader, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, resigned and fled the country in mid-January 2011, over a fifth of Tunisia's population was on Facebook.
The term "social media activism" is ambiguous. That's intentional, as its application varies depending on what it's connected with. Both Occupy Wall Street and "#CancelColbert" fall under the umbrella of "social media activism," so the term needs to be ambiguous by its nature. With those two examples, you already kinda know what it is, right? Social media activism can be as simple as a trending topic ("#CancelColbert") for interested parties to engage in a bigger conversation, and as complex as Occupy Wall Street's multiplatform, multimedia initiative. As the name implies, there's no standard social network used for social media activism; YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Sina Weibo and myriad others are employed as need be.
In the case of Tunisia, Facebook was the social service of choice, with hackers, protesters and everyday Tunisians using the service collaboratively. It served as a message board for sharing images, video and stories, in addition to creating a public forum for communication.
In response to the Santa Barbara shootings by Elliot Rodger, activists and general newsreaders alike used the "YesAllWomen" hashtag on Twitter. The hashtag is still in use over a month later, where it's become an ongoing conversation about women's rights versus how women are treated in reality.
Beyond the whole "you're a participating member of human society" thing, social media activism is a fascinating modern version of protest and communication. Because of the internet, social media platforms and the ubiquity of mobile phones with cameras, activism and protest are now truly global events. Not interested in participating? That's fair!
The other side of the coin is that, sometimes, these movements affect your life whether you like it or not. If you were in Egypt in early 2011, whether you were part of the conversation or not didn't matter: The president was overthrown.
While not an "argument" per se, some say that media coverage focuses on the medium — social media — over the message, and it ends up diluting the protest. Author Malcolm Gladwell argues as much in The New Yorker: "People protested and brought down governments before Facebook was invented. They did it before the internet came along. Barely anyone in East Germany in the 1980s had a phone – and they ended up with hundreds of thousands of people in central Leipzig and brought down a regime." Gladwell's also questioned the efficacy of social media in organizing physical protest; it's easy for people to participate online, but far more difficult to turn those words into action (so the argument goes).
Back in May, a tweet from The Colbert Report's official Twitter account made a grave error: publishing a punch line from Colbert's show that night without including the joke's setup. In lampooning Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder, Colbert made the following punch line in reference to a (fake) video that proposed Colbert was caught making racist remarks about Asians. The tweet, since deleted, said this:
In response, writer/activist Suey Park created the "#CancelColbert" hashtag. It became a rallying cry for some Asian Americans to speak about their experiences with racism in America. Except that some Asian Americans — notably Deadspin's Tommy Craggs and Kyle Wagner — found Park's use of "hashtag activism" only served to misdirect the original conversation away from Snyder. It's not the first, but it's certainly the most prominent example of social media activism that many believe to be a misuse.
We sure hope you do, because there's quite a bit on the subject that's worth reading. The MIT Technology Review has a great piece from John Pollock digging in on the hackers behind Tunisia's uprising. Al Jazeera America wrote about "#CancelColbert" and whether social media activism is effective; The New Yorker spoke with Park and discussed her background. The New York Times has a thorough background on Bouazizi and similar actions.
And finally, Jehane Noujaim's excellent 2013 documentary The Square both demonstrates the use of social media activism in a real-life revolution setting, and grippingly details the movement in Tahrir Square. It's on Netflix, even! Don't miss it!
[Image credit: AP Photo/John Minchillo (Zuccotti Park), The White House (Michelle Obama), Ferdinand Delacroix, Comedy Central, Twitter (@ColbertReport), AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo (Facebook/Twitter)]
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Engadget Daily: ditching social media, sharpshooting with HUD goggles and more!
Today, we review Garmin's new Forerunner 15 sports watch, learn how to escape social media, watch a sniper hit his target while looking in another direction and hear what our readers have to say about the new HTC One. Read on for Engadget's news highlights from the last 24 hours.
How to Disappear (almost) Completely: a practical guide
Ever thought of dumping social media for a more private life? In this week's installment of How to Disappear, Dan Cooper discusses some practical first steps toward going completely off the grid. Disclaimer: it's incredibly difficult. You can find part one here.
Watch a sniper nail his target from 500 yards without even 'looking' at it
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Google will have sole control over the interfaces of Android Auto, Wear and TV
Google's engineering director David Burke told Ars Technica that the company will retain official control of its new platforms: Android Auto, Wear and TV. Besides providing a consistent experience, this move allows for a much more streamlined update process.
Garmin Forerunner 15 review: sports watch first, fitness tracker second
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Supreme Court will decide when threats made on social media become criminal
We're still waiting to see what the Supreme Court has to say about Aereo and warrantless cellphone searches, but in the meantime there are more cases to be heard! Including Anthony Elonis v. United States, which the highest court in the nation just agreed to hear. The decision will end up setting a precedent for when violent comments made online cross from protected speech to criminal threats. In 2011 Elonis was sentenced to nearly four in jail for posting status updates and self-penned lyrics on his Facebook page wishing death on his wife, the police and others.
The story really begins back in 2010, when Elonis' wife left him, taking their two children with her. Around the same time he lost his job at an amusement park in Allentown, PA. His Facebook wall quickly filled with angry updates, some of which painted vivid pictures of the violence he hoped would befall his estranged wife and coworkers. Many of the rather dark posts took the form of raps that Elonis wrote, which he claims were therapeutic and not meant as legitimate threats. His wife however, was uncomfortable about his public professions that his son should "dress up as matricide for Halloween" She obtained a protection from abuse order against him, but this only seemed to fuel his rage.
It wasn't long after that the FBI caught wind of Elonis' posts. He was visited by an agent, but not arrested initially. When following that meeting he posted lyrics detailing a fantasy in which he slit his wife's throat, the agency decided it had seen enough and took Elonis in to custody.
Now the supreme court will have to decide whether or not the Facebook postings crossed a line. The normal standard set for such cases is whether or not a "reasonable person" would feel threatened by the actions. But Elonis' attorneys argue that isn't appropriate given the venue for the missives. The defendant's wife isn't his friend on Facebook and he did not send menacing messages to her directly, instead he posted them publicly on own wall. Essentially he never meant for her to see what he wrote, and those who saw his words might misinterpret them because they didn't know him personally. The government's counter argument is that the law is designed to prevent not just physical violence, but the anguish that perceived threats can cause. Elonis' conviction has been upheld twice, and regardless of how the court finds, the decision will have widespread implications for free speech, cyber bullying and the internet in general.
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Iraq blocks Twitter, Google, YouTube and Facebook in effort to stifle insurgency
The Iraqi government has essentially shut off all social networking in the country in an effort to stem the rising tide of insurgent group Isis (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant). The country has found itself thrown into chaos recently as the Islamist militants have overrun the cities of Mosul, Falluja and Ramadi in a march towards Baghdad. Isis, like many of the rebellions in the region recently, has made heavy use of social media for both propaganda and organization. In particular the group has spread its hard line religious and anti-western message via YouTube. Presumably prime minister Nouri al-Maliki has had the services blocked in an effort to disrupt Isis's movement and planning, and perhaps give the government's troops an opportunity to strike back.
Of course, it's no surprise that the militants have turned to social media (just as it's no surprise to see the government block it when under threat). Plenty of organizations have turned to YouTube as a means to spread their message, even if it is one hate. And uprisings that perhaps we're more sympathetic too have relied on Twitter for organizing protests and drawing attention to government abuses. And often the response of those in power has been to block those lines of communication at any cost — even if that means taking an entire country offline. Hopefully any censorship in Iraq will prove to be short lived and citizens there can carry on Instagramming their lunch without fear of becoming yet another victim in this tireless conflict.
Update: Both Twitter and Youtube have said they are looking into the situation, confirming to VentureBeat that "some users are not able to access" the services in Iraq, according to YouTube. Facebook chimed in too, though its statement address the political situation more directly:
We are disturbed by reports of access issues in Iraq and are investigating. Limiting access to Internet services – essential for communication and commerce for millions of people – is a matter of concern for the global community.
Filed under: Internet, Google, Facebook
Source: International Business Times, VentureBeat
Social Sweepster mines your accounts for beer pong and bad words
I must have some uncanny ability to hide bottles whenever someone busts out a camera, because I know I'm tagged in more than a few drunken photos on Facebook. According to Social Sweepster, though, the most scandalous images of me online include an Engadget group photo — the caption "final group shot" raised a red flag — and a pic of my mom and I drinking out of skull-shaped glasses. Seriously.
Social Sweepster, currently in beta, is a web app that uses language-processing and its own algorithm to comb your social media profiles for photos and text with "incriminating potential." It looks for beer bottles, bongs and other party paraphernalia, along with words that could be construed as "potty language." You simply sign in, allow the site access to your Facebook and Twitter accounts and specify how far back in time you'd like to search. Tom McGrath, the founder and CEO, told me that the service will scan Instagram and other platforms down the line, but currently only the two social networks are supported.
When you receive an email with the results, you'll see images and text divided by high, medium and low confidence, indicating how sure the site is that the content is objectionable. (Objectionable, of course, being a very subjective matter.) You can filter results to see only photos or text, and you can exclude results you've already seen. You'll have the option to delete tweets directly, while you'll have to hop over to Facebook if you want to scrub any photos or posts. Another useful tool: You can use Google's reverse image search to see if any of your photos have landed elsewhere on the internet.
For high schoolers applying to college or anyone looking to maintain an online reputation, Social Sweepster is an easy way to find and erase bongs and beer bottles from their searchable past. And as recruiters increasingly turn to social media for screening potential employees, having a squeaky-clean profile's become more important than ever. But for someone like me, whose worst offenses include tweeting about champagne brunch and a band called The Knife, it's just plain hilarious. I'm 99.9 percent sure none of this activity would count as a dealbreaker in a potential employer's eyes, but it's always better to be on the safe side.
When I scanned my Facebook and Twitter accounts, Social Sweepster turned up 180 high-confidence results, mostly Facebook posts and tweets containing allegedly controversial words like punch, smoke, stolen and alcohol. (Most of those were actually in work-related tweets.) The German article "die" showed up among my results; as it turns out English is the only language that's fully supported for now. Several Facebook photos with alcohol in the shot were all the way down in the "low confidence" results, too.
This is a product in beta, after all, and testers can help Social Sweepster improve its algorithm by indicating inappropriate items that escaped detection. As the company's algorithm improves over time, results like the inoffensive Engadget photo will hopefully be eliminated. If you're interested in taking the service for a test drive, you can apply to become a beta user. Social Sweepster's sending invites to the first 10,000 applicants, so hustle to it. It's unclear when the service will be available to the general public, but the fee will likely depend on how many photos you want scanned and how quickly you need the results. The service's also offering demos to enterprise clients, so it's possible that companies and universities could use this same technology for vetting purposes.
Finally, if you do nab an early invite, I suggest taking advantage of the slideshow tool for revisiting all those ill-advised college shenanigans. Just add a YouTube link for Green Day's "Time of Your Life" and you're set.
Filed under: Internet, Facebook
Source: Social Sweepster
Secret: get things off your chest with anonymous social sharing [App of the Day]
You've got a lot of stuff running around in your head that you need to get out, right? The problem is, sometimes the stuff we want to say isn't exactly fit for our friends and loved ones to hear. But, as many of us know, the truth can set us free. That's the premise behind Secret, an app that lets you share your thoughts socially yet in an anonymous capacity.
Download the app, speak your mind, and share your thoughts. Nobody knows who is saying this stuff; it's about the message and not the messenger.
To help better tell your little bite-size story, add a photo or color background, blur, or texture to help it stand out. Your friends won't know who it is that they're reading but your stuff could spread like wildfire. You might be surprised at how cathartic it is to get things off your chest.
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CAMBRIDGE – Thursday, December 19, 2013 – Governor Deval Patrick today joined Public Safety and Security Secretary Andrea Cabral and State Fire Marshal Stephen D. Coan to honor firefighters from 18 Massachusetts communities for their heroic acts of bravery, during the 24th annual "Firefighter of the Year" Awards ceremony. The ceremony was held at Kresge Auditorium at MIT in Cambridge.
"Today we honor acts of courage and bravery by many of the Commonwealth's firefighters and we thank these heroes," said Governor Patrick. "We appreciate the extraordinary spirit of service to others shared by every firefighter who is ready at a moment's notice to protect the people in their community."
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Governor Patrick and Secretary Cabral presented 16 awards at today's ceremony: the Norman Knight Award for Excellence in Community Service, which was awarded to a Lynn fire prevention officer; six Individual Awards for Meritorious Conduct to firefighters from Acushnet and Holden; four Group Awards for Meritorious Conduct to teams of firefighters from Chelmsford, Gloucester, Marshfield and Scituate; and five Medals of Valor to individual firefighters from Boston, Chelsea, Weymouth and Quincy.
The Fire Marshal's Award recognized the fire service response to the Boston Marathon bombings and in the aftermath from April 15-18, 2013. Firefighters, both on- and off- duty, from the Boston, Beverly, Brockton, Cambridge, Lynn, Salem, Stoughton and Massport fire departments were honored. State Fire Marshal Stephen Coan presented the Fire Marshal's Award to the Boston, Cambridge and Watertown fire departments for their responses and to 24 individual firefighters, many of whom were Marathon volunteers, spectators or participants, for their selfless heroism in the face of unknown danger.
"Firefighters across the Commonwealth responded to the horrific casualties in Boston, Cambridge and Watertown, instinctively using their training to save lives," said Fire Marshal Coan. "A firefighter never turns away. It is their very nature to run into the fray and help whenever they can."
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The certified public accounting firm of Adams, Brown, Beran & Ball, Chartered announces the addition of Shawna Robl to its team. Robl is an Ellinwood native and the daughter of Craig Robl and Waynette Stroda.
Americans deeply moved by the tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut, are reaching for their wallets these days. As always happens when a heartbreaking event such as this takes place, many are led to contribute to the cause, motivated by the touching stories of the effected families. Your Better Business Bureau advises that care be taken when you select the charity through which your gift is given.
American State Bancshares, Inc., the parent company of American State Bank and Trust Company, Great Bend, recently acquired First National Bank of Holcomb. American State Bank has a branch office in Garden City, so the acquisition will increase the bank's presence in that market.
Abelardo Sotelo, M.D., found a new home at St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center last summer and this fall he discovered his second home. The orthopedic surgeon is now performing surgeries at Clara Barton Hospital in Hoisington in addition to his St. Rose procedures.
Children of the staff at Harper Camperland in Great Bend greeted representatives from the Golden Belt Humane Society and the Brit Spaugh Zoo on Thursday, presenting each with a $5,000 check from the business and its owners, Dan and Alicia Lear.
St. John National Bank announces the promotion of Chad D. Fisher to President & CEO, Brenda Mansel Reno to Executive Vice President and Dianna L. Fisher to Cashier & Chief Information Officer. Chairman of the Board J.D. Hager, Jr. states, "We feel the new leadership team will continue and enhance our mission at SJNB to build lasting relationships with the customers and communities we serve. We are all so pleased to announce the recent promotions from within our organization".
The Heartland Cancer Center is once again the beneficiary of a local fundraising event at a downtown business.
William Newton Healthcare Foundation in Winfield has announced that as of Jan. 1 it will continue to serve 11 counties as a partner of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals at Via Christi Health in Wichita.
The Take Off Pounds Sensibly weight loss support group is interested in starting an evening group in Great Bend, said Beverly Bednasek, TOPS KS coordinator, Valley Center.
The City of Great Bend is to announced that Danielle Ricklefs has joined the Brit Spaugh Zoo as the new zoo educator. Ricklefs' responsibilities will include planning, organizing and implementing educational content for the zoo programs for all ages, updating curricula to meet Kansas Standards and teach various educational programs and presentations.
Madison, Wis.,-based CUNA Mutual Group announced Tuesday afternoon that it has pledged $100,000 over three years to the new six-screen theater that is being built in downtown Great Bend. One of Great Bend's largest employers, CPI Qualified Plan Consultants was acquired by CUNA Mutual Group in 2009.
Shawn Wear has been named Pathways November Employee of the Month. Shawn has been caring for the clients at Pathways for almost two years now. He has a great attitude and is always smiling. Shawn strives to do better and has been described by one supervisor as "Most Improved". He is always willing to work any house and any hours at a moments notice. This means he has to be very knowledgeable about many houses and routines. Shawn has definitely grown in his role at Pathways and is very well liked by the clients. He is extremely dependable and always ...
Fellsburg native, Bill Roenbaugh, has joined the 10-member board of directors of American State Bank and Trust Company. American State has branches in Great Bend, Larned, St. John, Macksville and Garden City.
Sheri Yager joined Holste & Bowers LLC as a staff accountant in early November. Yager has extensive experience in accounting, having worked in the accounting department for the Fuller Brush Company for the past 23 years and last serving as the company's accounting manager.
Fifty-seven new law enforcement officers were congratulated by Barry Grissom, U.S. Attorney for the District of Kansas, during their graduation from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) on Nov. 14.
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Derek Fredrick, manager of Water's True Value, presents a $920 check for the Heartland Cancer Patient Care and Support Endowment Fund at Golden Belt Community Foundation (GBCF). The check represents 100 percent of the proceeds from the store's Pink Bucket fundraiser for breast cancer. Accepting the check, from left, are Leann Danner, RN OCN at Heartland Cancer Center, and Christy Tustin, GBCF executive director.
Among holiday traditions for your Better Business Bureau is the listing of the year's 12 most frequently reported scams. Most of them have been around for a long time and there's no reason to believe that their perpetrators are going to stop anytime soon. So we continue down the frosty lane of rip-offs, with 3 more of our 12 scams of Christmas.
Robin Fabricius, Chair of the ElderCare Board of Directors of the local non-profit agency, has announced new staff. Gaila A. Nielsen will be the Executive Director for ElderCare, Inc. Nielsen will direct the Home Care and Nutrition divisions of the agency. Nielsen was with Legend Senior Living in Topeka and Lawrence as Regional Director of Sales and Marketing, Ellinwood School District and Alterra Healthcare in Great Bend.
It is customary during the Christmas season to give generously and to support local charities. A group of employees at Van Wyk, Inc. proposed to take up a collection from their co-workers to do just that. Worthy causes were selected in each of the states where the company has terminals. Dave Van Wyk, President of Van Wyk, Inc., agreed to match dollar for dollar what was raised by employees up to a total of $2,000.
Realtor members giving back to their communities and participating in local events has been an ongoing effort for the Great Bend Board of Realtors for many years. They have given both individually and as an association. Some of the organization that have benefitted from such giving are: KANS for Kids, Special Olympics, Family Crisis and Kansas Honor Flights to name a few. The quarterly giving project has selected the second quarterly recipient as The Humane Society. The local Humane Society received $1,000 to help with their ongoing mission. As the nation's largest and most effective animal protection organization ...
The Kansas Department of Transportation announces approved bids for state highway construction and maintenance projects in Kansas. The letting took place Nov. 19 in Topeka.
The Great Bend Chamber of Commerce & Economic Development recently recognized the efforts of five individuals who will finish their service to the Barton County Young Professionals Steering Committee at the end of 2014.
All assets of one local non-profit entity are currently being transferred to another to ensure donors' contributions will be used for their intended purposes.
Northwest Kansas communities are gaining a new resource whose focus will be on training and supporting people as they work for the common good in those communities. And when good is happening, it can be catching.
The Kansas Society of CPAs held its annual meeting on Nov. 19, at the Hyatt Regency in Wichita. Michelle Schneider, Great Bend, was elected 2014-15 Chair of the 2,700-member Kansas Society of CPAs (KSCPA) at the Annual Meeting.
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IRVINE - A blue Ford Explorer overturned into the carpool lane of the southbound 5 freeway just south of Jamboree Road, blocking the carpool lane in Irvine, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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Emergency crews responded and minor injuries were reported.
A SigAlert was issued at 8:57 a.m. and lanes have since then cleared.
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Apache Isis Add-ons
Modules, plugins and add-ons to extend the capabilities of Apache Isis.
Each add-on is hosted in its own github repo:
isis-module-xxx : a domain object "module" that implements business logic for a
particular subdomain, eg application settings, or tags (labels).
isis-wicket-yyy : a component for Isis' Wicket viewer, eg for rendering calendars or maps.
Each add-on has its own
README that includes screenshots, API, usage and configuration instructions.
Some add-ons also have wiki pages (linked from the
All add-ons are released to Maven central repo so that you can use them out-of-the-box.
Alternatively, you can fork the entire repo. All repos follow a standard structure, with a demo webapp and tests, so you can start from a solid base.
This site catalogs a number of add-ons to Apache Isis for you to use
either "out of the box", or as a starting point to modify and adapt
to your own requirements. Each add-on has its own repo. All add-ons use the
org.isisaddons package.
|An implementation of Apache Isis' AuditingService3 API, persisting an AuditEntry record (through Isis' JDO ObjectStore) for each change to each object property.
|An implementation of Apache Isis' CommandService and BackgroundCommandService APIs, providing profiling, enhanced auditing and background (async) execution, persisting Command records through Isis' JDO Objectstore.
|A collection of domain services for Apache Isis providing access to an Isis application's metamodel, in support of various developer tasks.
|A domain service for Apache Isis that generate Word .docx documents from a template and HTML input (ie, mail merge). Supports repeating table rows and lists.
|A domain service for use within Apache Isis, providing the ability to perform bulk export/import of collections of objects to/from an Excel spreadsheet.
|An implementation of Apache Isis' PublishingService and EventSerializer APIs, persisting a PublishedEvent record (through Isis' JDO Objectstore) for each changed published object or invoked published action, using a JSON format.
|A module for Apache Isis for administering users/roles/permissions and providing Shiro-based authentication and/or authorization.
|Module to expose aspects of the Java servlet API to Apache Isis domain object model.
|A module for Apache Isis to manage and persist both application and user settings (using Isis' JDO Objectstore).
|A domain service for Apache Isis that interpolates strings using OGNL expressions applied to graphs of domain objects.
|A module for Apache Isis that allow tags (or labels) to be associated with other entities.
|A component for Apache Isis' Wicket viewer that allows parented and standalone collections to be downloaded as Excel spreadsheets.
|A component for Apache Isis' Wicket Viewer that render entities (implementing CalendarEvent) within a calendar.
|A component for Apache Isis' Wicket viewer that renders a collection of entities upon a map.
|A number of components for Apache Isis' Wicket viewer to integrate with wicked-charts, a wrapper around highcharts JS charting library.
|A component for Apache Isis' Wicket viewer that renders a wizard-like view model in a customized UI.
'WIP' indicates the add-on is still work-in-progress and hasn't yet been released.
All add-ons are released as a Maven artifact into the
Maven central repo; just add the relevant dependencies to your
pom.xml, and (where required) register new domain services in Isis'
isis.properties configuration files. The README for each add-on contains full details
on how to do this.
Alternatively, if you do need to modify/adapt the provided functionality, then fork the entire repo. This way you also have fixtures and tests to ensure that your changes are properly tested.
isis-module-xxx add-ons have the following structure:
dom - domain object module
fixture - fixtures
integtests - integration tests
webapp - webapp to run
isis-wicket-xxx add-ons have the structure:
cpt - component module
fixture - fixtures
webapp - webapp to run, and webapp (UI) tests
Only the
dom (for module add-ons) or
cpt (for wicket add-ons) are released
the Maven central repo.
If you fork an add-on and think others would benefit from your changes, please raise a pull request so that we can review and fold those changes back into the original.
There are also a number of other repos which may nevertheless be of interest to developers building apps with Apache Isis.
|Regression testing app for Apache Isis.
|Apache Isis plugin for JRebel.
|An implementation of an Apache Isis org.apache.isis.applib.services.publish.PublishingService that publishes to ActiveMQ using the RAR (JCA)
|Template for creating a new isis-module-xxx add-on.
|An Apache Isis module that exports objects to PDF


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Following the news that Australia ranked as the second best place in the world for female entrepreneurship, direct marketing company Hype Initiatives' managing director, Nona B, has revealed her guide to surviving as a female entrepreneur in a primarily male dominated industry.
Recent news has revealed that Australia is the second best place in the world to be a female entrepreneur. Australia placed just behind the US but ahead of Germany, France, Mexico and the UK as countries which encourage and foster female entrepreneurship. The rankings are calculated based on three factors: the entrepreneurial environment in a country; the entrepreneurial ecosystem; and entrepreneurial aspirations. The corporate landscape in Australia is creating a really strong community of women who are starting their own businesses, mainly because they want to create work that can work around their own lives. There is currently a really exciting start-up culture in Australia providing women with access to great networks and role models. With the country's economy in a strong place it is a great time for start-up businesses to be successful as they have strong financial support.
To encourage more females into entrepreneurship, managing director of Hype Initiative, Nona B, offers her guide to surviving in a mostly male dominated industry:
- Invest in your staff – They will grow as your brand grows.
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This tutorial shows how to set up a CentOS 5.x server to offer all services needed by virtual web hosters. These include web hosting, smtp server with (SMTP-AUTH and TLS, SPF, DKIM, Domainkeys), DNS, FTP, MySQL, POP3/IMAP, Firewall, Webalizer for stats.
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I really want to be a \"Senior Information Architect\" some day. What the heck does that mean? Well, it\'s kind of like a internet librarian, kind of like organizing the web, kind of like a really cool job title. I was cleaning up my ever expanding bookmarks and found This Old interview with Louis Rosenfeld. It\'s a really neat field that is perfect for librarians who are tired of librarianship, or are just up for a new kind of career.
\"Information architecture involves the design of organization and navigation systems to help people find and manage information more successfully.\" -- Read More
Computerworld has aStory on the five pitfalls to avoid when starting down the knowledge management path.
No. 1:coordinate efforts between information technology and human resources.
Mistake No. 2: Starting with a low-profile project. -- Read More
Chicago Tribune has a Story on the Big ALA conference that was held last week. It\'s a pretty cool article that really harps on the \"librarian strereotype\", but covers what librarians are up to in the US in the year 2000, Ebooks, the internet, low pay, better jobs outside the profession, etc....
\"Stereotypes are stereotypes, and whatever the field or profession, it\'s a matter of taking a look at the person as an individual,\" said Kathleen Walsh, Chicago Public Library spokeswoman. \"But librarians are probably some of the most articulate, smart and energetic people you\'ll come across.\" -- Read More
This boy in this article from the Daily News waited up all night to get a Harry Potter book, but when he tried to check it out of the library, his mom realized she forgot her card. Would this boy go home in tears, or would Harry work his magic?\"The librarian referred Matthew and his mother to the main checkout desk. The clerk there said the mother needed only to provide some sort of identification. The problem was the mother had left that at home as well. All she could offer was Moses\' dog tag.\" -- Read More
CNN.com has this article on R rated movies being checked out by young kids. Who is responisble, the parents or the library?\"David Walsh, president of the National Institute on Media and the Family, called it \"a little bit of a curious situation where the local video store may actually have more family friendly policies than the local library.\" -- Read More
A while back Rory did a little
Story on server side stuff, logs, etc...
Something happened recently and got me thinking
about this, and I thought I would do the same. For those
of you who don\'t know, most web servers allow the
folks that run them to keep track of what\'s going on and
how busy things are. It\'s interesting for me to poke
through the logs and see how people are finding the
site, and what they are looking at, and junk like that. So
read on to learn more about some of the inner
workings here at LISNews.com -- Read More
Building a new library these days involves a lot of decisions...how many computers, how many internet terminals, and, oh yeah, how many shelves for books. A new library in Seattle has decided to put more emphasis on books. From the Seattle Times\"Before designing a $159 million building - a hall to honor books, learning and the story of the human condition - it was worth finding out whether the future could make all of that a bit quaint. Would books, as we know them, cease to exist? Would e-books and Web TV rule the day? Should new libraries trim the space given to bookshelves?\" -- Read More
Forbes has this article on what a few librarians have done to make more money. \"The whole New Economy is based on information, but information without access to it is no good,\" says Lynn Boyden, who recently quit as an administrator at the Information Studies Department at UCLA for a job at e-consultancy Arc. \"What they teach you in library school is that you have to process raw data to get information, information to get knowledge, and knowledge to get wisdom.\" -- Read More
Bob Cox sent along This Story from Philly.com on Franklin Electronic Publishers new Ebook-Like device called the \"eBookman\". They say it\'s a combination electronic-book reader, MP3 music player, and personal digital assistant.At just $129.95, this could be the one to watch.
\"Last week, it announced that it would work with Microsoft Corp. to incorporate Microsoft Reader software into eBookman. \"This is the first time Microsoft is licensing its Reader software to a third party for use on the third party\'s platform,\" said Gregory J. Winsky, Franklin\'s executive vice president. -- Read More
ZDNet has a Story on how crazy this Harry thing has become. Amazon will deliver 250,000 books on Saturday alone! Barnesandnoble.com said it is getting more than 7,000 orders for the book daily.
\"We can\'t overstate the logistical challenge Amazon and its shipping partners are overcoming by offering Saturday delivery for 250,000 orders on two continents,\" wrote Lauren Cooks Levitan -- Read More
Ron Force writes \"Employees at Multnomah County libraries now have more clout when it comes to disciplining unruly patrons.
Staffers can issue visitors who break any 21 of the library\'s 23 rules with carbon-copied tickets. The slips, which ban offenders from the building for a period of time, are the library\'s answer to an increase in behavior problems.
spokane.net has The Story\"
What do you think? Would you write up bad patrons? -- Read More
Traffick.com has a very useful Story on Portals. The authors really cover all the bases on Portals and what they are all about. Give it a look if you need to know more on portals. -- Read More
Friday updates for this week include bomb making tools in libraries, cell phone bans, cool shelf management devices, helping patrons surf the net, collection development, and library auctions on e-bay. Enjoy!! -- Read More
Jack Colbert sent in word on his new project building virtual (3-D) libraries on the WWW. This project is
called \"librarea\", and it features fully navigable library
buildings, with
floors, ceilings, etc, which contain links to web-based information
resources. This is a non-profit, non-commercial project and it\'s
completely free to any librarian who wishes to participate. Right now, we
have 14 librarian/builders, from 4 different countries, participating in
this project. Check out Activeworlds.com for more. -- Read More
Kerry Smith sent in a Link to her site The Researching Librarian. This site was created for librarians--new or experienced--who find themselves needing to perform
Intended as a supplement to the print resources available in library collections, this site gathers links to
selected web resources useful for research: freely searchable citation databases, funding information,
relevant journals, statistics and statistical methods, and useful research tools.
National Geographic has a nice Story on The Library of Alexandria in Egypt. The Great Library was destroyed, 1,400 or more years ago and has now been rebuilt. This time it cost 180 million US Dollars. No word on how many papyrus scrolls they have to lend this time. The New version has \"he world\'s most advanced
cataloguing system, computerised book transport,
CD-roms, microfilms, internet connections and a fire
prevention system to ensure it doesn\'t suffer the same
fate as its predecessor. \" -- Read More
Linguafranca.com has a Story on academic publishing and how things are changing. Gutenberg-e is a new project that will be giving out twenty-thousand-dollar postdoctoral grants grants to young scholars.
\"\"It seems unlikely that electronic books are going to
be any cheaper to publish,\" says Walter Lippincott, editorial director of Princeton
University Press. \"The big cost for a university press is the gatekeeper function. -- Read More
Cate V. McNeely wrtites : \"Check out: The Richmond Review (2/3rds down
on page)
for an article on a new collaboration between the
award-winning Richmond
Public Library (B.C.) and FirstClass Systems to provide
Computer based
online training to library customers. It is a partnership
that provides a
great service to visitors to the Library\'s web site and
also generates
revenue for both organizations.
\"The purpose is
to give people other options in learning, said librarian
Shelley Civkin.
"We're saying to people you don't just have to study in
the classroom, you can take courses from home, from
anywhere," said Civkin.
FirstClass usually provides educational software to
large corporations but approached the Richmond
library because "they heard that we are innovative,"
Civkin said. \" -- Read More
The National Post has this heartwarming story about the similarities between Harry Potter and Tie Domi. \"Tie Domi has stood up against the toughest thugs in the National Hockey League, but the courage of left hooks and pulled sweaters and even haymakers is nothing compared to the courage Domi once showed a few years ago when he decided to do something worthwhile for Canadian children. He read out loud.\" -- Read More
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- 1 April 4, 2014 at 12:08 am
The link doesn't seem to be working. I was able to enter a link on a blog page but not the social media pages.
- 2 April 4, 2014 at 12:22 am
You know you're at a great party when 30 seconds in the server crashes. Susan, don't sweat it. We all still love you!!
- 3 April 4, 2014 at 1:04 am
I didn't check the right link in CommentLuv. Sorry. Here's my party post. Are we supposed to leave our FB link here too?
- 4 April 4, 2014 at 12:11 am
I second Ali's comment.
- 5 April 4, 2014 at 12:12 am
Actually I have no blog link.
- 6 April 4, 2014 at 12:13 am
I am not able to link up here too.
- 7 April 4, 2014 at 12:17 am
Linky Tools was crashed when I went to check my dashboard after entering my blog link. We brought the house down.
- 8 April 4, 2014 at 12:18 am
They are rebooting the servers! Should be back up soon! You can follow whats going on, on twitter!
- 9 April 4, 2014 at 12:24 am
4th year here with the UBP! Looking forward to getting this party started!
- 10 April 4, 2014 at 1:01 am
I'm sure everything will work out just fine. I'm on facebook at http://facebook.com/beingawordsmith and http://facebook.com/ActingOnHerBehalf.
- 11 April 4, 2014 at 1:29 am
What's up with the circles on our FB links ? Having issues with linking a picture . Kim
- 12 April 4, 2014 at 1:45 am
I could not wait to link my FACEBOOK page. https://www.facebook.com/recipesforourdailybread
Thanks for hosting. I look forward to the ENTIRE week.
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- 13 April 4, 2014 at 2:09 am
I think it worked, but if not I am here: https://www.facebook.com/AlittleSaver
Thanks and look forward to meeting some new people!
- 14 April 4, 2014 at 5:19 am
This shall be another fun party!
- 15 April 4, 2014 at 2:55 pm
I am so excited about this Ultimate Blog Party 2014. This is my first time here. Check out our blog at http://www.timecapsule.com/author/admin/. We sell wholesale and retail decorative Baby and Wedding Time Capsules. These are great gifts for Baby or Wedding showers or as a product for blog reviews. We have great profit margins if you want to be a reseller. Check us out at http://www.timecapsule.com.
- 16 April 4, 2014 at 5:08 pm
I am so excited about this. I really need to grow my biz presence in FB and I have no followers. I can;t wait to find & follow more & hopefully get some new friends.
- 17 April 5, 2014 at 1:22 pm
Looking forward to making new connections!
- 18 April 6, 2014 at 1:04 pm
Wow, I came across the Ultimate Blog Party via There's Just One Mommy and am so impressed! I see so many pages that interest me; this is going to keep me busy this weekend!
- 19 April 6, 2014 at 9:19 pm
I accidentally linked my party post instead of my FB page. How do I change that? I didn't see a way to take me link off the list and re-do it.
- 20 April 6, 2014 at 11:44 pm
I can't seem to get the FB linkup to work. I'm doing the same thing that I did with my blog, Twitter, and Pinterest, but it won't load any of my images. Any suggestions?
- 21 April 6, 2014 at 11:56 pm
I got it!
I'm loving the party! Thanks so much for hosting!!!
- 22 April 7, 2014 at 12:16 am
How fun! I am always "up" for new facebook pages to discover and like. Thanks so much for hosting this facebook party!
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"We love Christmas pudding. I make mine in October, and give many away as gifts. I make several sizes, and try to keep about 3 for us-one for Christmas, another for New Year, and the last for around Easter. I find it very satisfying to make these, though I can hardly wait to eat the first one! This recipe is a combination of 2 favourites and works well. If you don't want to use the stout and brandy, use orange juice as one of the recipes suggested-I think the stout and brandy give the recipe depth of flavour."
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"Finally getting to review this recipe Jan! I made this many weeks ago and have had it in the freezer. I never used peel (we dont like it) and just added more fruit. Very moist, I used Guinness and Brandy. Delicious Christmas Pud recipe, thanks for posting."
"I've now made this the last 3 years and each time it's a clear winner. Only alteration I made is I substituted one of two cups of sultanas with dried strawberries and cranberries, for something different. The pudding itself is very moist with a lovely light flavour, and the combination of fruit and nuts creates a beautiful texture. Served with double cream and my mother's infamous brandy butter, this pudding is something we always save room for."
"This is a great recipe. I just want to clear up some misconceptions. You don't need to freeze these puddings to keep them, just keep them in a cool place and they will be fine for a year or even more. The puddings should be made at least 6 weeks before you intend to use them, to allow time for the flavours to mature. And they should be served with a sauce - brandy butter (hard sauce) is traditional, but a brandy flavoured custard is also suitable."
"Lovely, dark & moist! Substituted the stout with dark carbonated drink and turned out just fine! Used more fruits instead of peel. A definite keeper!"
"I just used this recipe for a last minute addition to tomorrows table with a few changes out of necessity... Due to limited products where we are (Antigua) I used Mixed Candied fruits in place of the raisins and dried cranberries in place of the prunes, also missing the mixed spice I replaced it with a combination of a crushed clove cinnamon and the nutmeg. It tastes sensational!! Thanks for a super easy to use recipe!!"
"Being an American, this was my first attempt at anything like this. (It's not a typical American dessert - Christmas or otherwise). My husband and I (both love fruitcake like desserts) loved this. The flavor was wonderful. I found a stout and J&B Brandy to use. It was very moist and very good. I served it plain although I think that I will try some brandy sauce with the leftovers. Thanks for sharing your traditions with us."


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How would you pronounce this
My best friend has chosen Vieve for her baby girl's name, which she wants pronounced like the French ending of Genevieve.
So it will be said Vee - ev. She is considering using the grave (Viève) but feels that might be a bit pretentious as she is not French.
I have been looking on nameberry for posts about this name - most see it as a nickname for Genevieve, and describe the pronunciation as Veeve.
How many of you would intuitively use the French pronunciation? If you wouldn't can you suggest a spelling alternative which would more likely get the desired outcome.
May 18th, 2014 09:52 PM #3
Automatically, I would say veev. I would definitely use the grave. I don't know why, but Viev automatically makes me think it is pronounced vee-ev.
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May 18th, 2014 10:26 PM #7
I pronounced it {vee-ehv} at first; being a fan of Genevieve, that may just be from my knowledge of the name. I do prefer it with the spelling Viève; not only because I think it's prettier, but it might make people think twice before saying {veev}. It's not all that bad; at the moment I'm equating it with given names Charlie, Jen, Kate, Tom and so on. Only slightly harder to pronounce : )Raphael Benedict-Peter Lazarus-Jude Sebastian-Eli Balthasar-Samuel Crispin
Lucia Marguerite-Genevieve Ophelia-Charlotte Valentine
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I speak French and recognized Vieve as the ending of Geneviève, but still wouldn't pronounce it that way. Vieve isn't short for Geneviève, it's a hotel in the Philippines. If she lives in the U.S., she won't be able to use the grave for legal purposes anyway, which is required to achieve your friend's desired pronunciation.
The word she has chosen rhymes with sieve, though most everyone here will say VEEV.
A forum post on commonly heard diminutives for Geneviève: http://www.familles.com/v4/forums/fo...e-t789030.html


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I am not a completely new player, but I am new enough to remember wishing there was a place where I can look at items to familiarize myself instead of going to the site or wiki(clicking, sorting for comparison etc etc).
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49ers select TE McDonald with 55th pick of draft
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP)
The San Francisco 49ers have filled another big need, trading up to select Rice tight end Vance McDonald with the 55th selection of the NFL draft.
The NFC champions acquired the pick from the Green Bay Packers on Friday, giving up the 61st choice in the second round and a sixth-round pick at No. 173.
San Francisco lost Delanie Walker, the backup to Vernon Davis, to the Titans last month in free agency.
The 6-foot-4, 262-pound McDonald caught 119 passes for 1,504 yards and 15 touchdowns in college.
McDonald says special teams wasn't emphasized for him at Rice considering his high repetitions, but he is willing to take on whatever task the 49ers ask of him. McDonald says he is ''extremely underdeveloped'' but plans to use his raw talent.
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Hermann Bed and Breakfasts
The town of Hermann makes a great destination for a stay at a lovely B&B. Come in May for the city's Mayfest, highlighting the area's wineries and German culture. After... Read more
The town of Hermann makes a great destination for a stay at a lovely B&B. Come in May for the city's Mayfest, highlighting the area's wineries and German culture. After you find your perfect Hermann bed and breakfast or inn, be sure to visit the popular local attraction, Deutschheim State Historical Site with buildings used by German immigrants in the 19th century. A stay at a lovely Hermann inn or B&B is a treat for the whole family. You should take time to tour the Stone Hill Winery, since it's Missouri's largest producer of wine. Less
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HERMANN HILL VINEYARD INN & SPA, RIVERBLUFF COTTAGES AND WEDDING CHAPELHermann, Missouri
Luxurious Missouri wine country bed and breakfast overlooking historic Hermann, Missouri ...Read more
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THE INN AT HERMANNHOFHermann, Missouri
Romantic Missouri bed & breakfast steps from downtown Hermann. Enjoy a beautifully restor...Read more
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LOGANBERRY INN BED AND BREAKFASTFulton, Missouri
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HUBER'S FERRY BED & BREAKFASTJefferson City, Missouri
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Closer to Branson attractions than many Branson addresses. Private hot tubs, King beds, a...Read more