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A Warrenville woman pleaded guilty to manslaughter on Friday in relation to the shooting death of her husband.
Tammy Lee Smathers, 50, of Briar Patch Lane in Warrenville, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Circuit Court in Aiken and received a 15-year sentence from Judge James Barber.
Smathers pled guilty to the charge on Friday morning to avoid trial on a murder charge that was scheduled to begin next week, according to Assistant Solicitor David Miller.
At the plea, Smathers admitted shooting her husband, Don Smathers, on Jan. 26, 2011. She initially claimed a family friend shot her husband during an argument, but investigators quickly determined she had been the only person in the house when Don Smathers was shot.
"This case was solved because of the hard work of the Aiken County Sheriff's Office," Miller said. "Without the efforts of Sheriff (Michael) Hunt's office, from the deputies that initially responded to the scene, to Lead Investigator Greg Savell and the forensics unit that gathered the evidence the night of the crime, this plea would not have happened. Their efforts not only forced Tammy Smathers to accept responsibility for her actions, they prevented an innocent man from facing charges for a crime he did not commit."
Deputies with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office were called out to the scene of the incident on Briar Patch Lane where they discovered Don Smathers with a gunshot wound to the head. Don Smathers was transported to the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta where doctors managed to get him stabilized.
Don Smathers was in a coma for an extended period of time; however, his condition improved and he was able to speak with detectives about the incident, Capt. Troy Elwell, a sheriff's office spokesperson said after Tammy Smathers was initially arrested.
Deputies found the victim lying on the floor in a pool of blood and talked with Tammy Smathers. She said she had been out to dinner with a friend of the family, and met her husband at the residence after dinner. She further claimed that this friend had been the one to shoot her husband.
The Sheriff's Office said at the time of Tammy Smathers' arrest that the family friend was not a suspect in the shooting.
Don Smathers died of complications from the injury on Jan. 20, 2012.
Tammy Smathers' attempted murder charges were then upgraded to murder.
Under S.C. law, Tammy Smathers will serve 85 percent of the sentence imposed before she can be released, meaning she will not be eligible to be released until 2025.
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Kroger employee Rebecca Hamilton played "Taps" in front of a gathering at the front of the store during a 9/11 dedication ceremony.
Employees, customers, Aiken High School NJROTC students and Aiken County officers were all present to pay homage to the victims and public safety officials from the 2001 tragedy.
"Events like this give us a chance to reflect back and remember our lost loved ones and also honor our officers," Hamilton said. "I've been playing trumpet since middle school, so it's great to be able to play during the ceremony and show my support."
As Hamilton alluded to, officers were given a round of applause by Kroger staffers and customers for their efforts. As store Inclusion Council Chair Shari Bechtold stated, first response officers operate on demanding work schedules and have made sacrifices for their respective communities.
"We have first responders from the police force and fire department present, and it's just to show them how much we appreciate their efforts," Bechtold said. "We went bigger with the program this year so we could reemphasize our faith in this country and our respect for our officers and military."
"It's great that local people remember the events of 9/11 and how they've affected all first responders throughout the nation," said Brian Brazier with the patrol fire division of Public Safety. "We humbly serve our community, and that's what it's all about – protecting our citizens."
In addition to honoring the officers, Kroger also organized several pieces of artwork, flags and other memorabilia that was sponsored by the Aiken Center for the Arts. After the ceremony, Kroger provided breakfast for the local first responders as another token of appreciation.
"It's just our way of letting everyone know that we care," said William Boatwright, a manager at Kroger. "We support our fire department, police, and first responders. They do a great job locally, and we truly appreciate them."
Derrek Asberry is a beat reporter with the Aiken Standard news team and joined the paper in June. He is originally from Vidalia, Ga., and graduated from Georgia Southern University with a journalism degree in May 2012.
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Adidas announced on Friday that it will continue its partnership Fifa
"[Adidas] enjoys a long term partnership with Fifa as a sponsor and supplier around their events at all levels of the game and we have agreed to continue this partnership," it said in a statement.
"We hope that Fifa will do its best to reach clarity on the allegations soon. The negative tenor of the public debate around Fifa at the moment is neither good for football nor for Fifa including its partners."
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AT&T activates 3.2 million iPhones in Q3
Hot on the heels of Apple's 8.4 million iPhones sold in Q3, AT&T announces a record-breaking 3.2 million of those were activated on their network. Their churn levels were lower than ever as well, 1.01 percent postpaid churn and 1.29 percent total churn, and the all-important ARPU (average monthly revenues per subscriber) up 3.4 percent.
On June 24, AT&T began offering iPhone 4, the most powerful iPhone yet. Preorder sales of iPhone 4 were 10 times higher than the first day of preordering for iPhone 3GS a year earlier. For the full second quarter, AT&T iPhone activations totaled 3.2 million, the most quarterly iPhone activations ever. Approximately 27 percent of those activations were for customers who were new to AT&T.
27 percent new to AT&T, going into the 4th year of exclusivity? Yeah, that's probably why they stick with that "I hate you, don't leave me" borderline relationship with Apple.
And all this with iPhone 4 demand still exceeding Apple's supply, and the white iPhone 4 still waiting on a limited, late July launch.
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Several ladies of Bowman Memorial Methodist in Hazard are using their skills in crafting and their love of fellowship to help raise money for others and their church.
A group of the church's female members meet every Wednesday where they sew and craft to prepare for their annual Christmas Bazaar. They work on their crafts for 10 months out of the year in preparation, and over the last 19 years they have been able to raise money that is then used by the church.
"We are way up into our second $200,000 with just a bunch of women coming over here on Wednesday," said Ladonna Smith. "We have a good time, but we are accomplishing something."
Along with creating crafts for the annual bazaar, they also make items to help out the local hospice center, donating dozens of pillows that are used in therapy and also as a way to comfort the patients. "We just wanted to do something for them," said Smith.
Over the last several years, they have made charcoal room deodorizers, donated snacks, and made prayer quilts for Hospice of the Bluegrass in Hazard. On Wednesday the women presented the pillows they have been working on to Linda Wooton, a representative for hospice.
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This unit addresses the planning, management and evaluation of projects and contracts in the environmental industry. The unit places an emphasis on working within the current public sector planning and budgetary contexts. It also addresses management processes generally and processes, procedures and perspectives operating in private enterprises within the environmental management sector. There are two major themes in the subject matter: professional practice in environmental management, and project and contract management in the environmental industry. These themes are addressed in tandem and weave together throughout the unit. Projects and contracts are the subject matter. Professional practice is the way the material is acted upon. Relationships between the client, customers, stakeholders, the project manager and the project team are discussed. The importance of organisational style and human resources management to those relationships is also identified.
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Professor, Department of Cell Biology
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Glycosylation is the most abundant and varied post-translational modification of proteins and is a critical factor in determining biological functions. The precise complement of glycans and their composition on cell surface glycoproteins changes during development and differentiation, the immune response and transformation into a cancer cell. Cell surface changes that correlate with metastasis of cancer cells often reflect the appearance or disappearance of particular sugar residues. Cell fate decisions are also affected by glycans. Thus specific glycans on Notch receptors modulate signal transduction by Notch ligands. In this novel paradigm of signal transduction, the transfer of a single sugar residue alters the strength of Notch receptor signaling. We are using CHO cell glycosylation mutants, a co-culture Notch signaling assay, glycosyltransferase gene knockout mice, and biochemical approaches including MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry, to identify biological functions of cell surface and Notch receptor sugars, and the underlying mechanisms by which sugars mediate and modulate Notch signaling, or regulate growth factor signaling, or mediate cell-cell interactions. Notch receptors span the cell surface membrane. When a Notch ligand like Delta or Jagged on an apposing cell binds to Notch, it induces cleavages that releases Notch intracellular domain into the cytosol. The Notch intracellular domain complexes with transcriptional and other factors in the nucleus where it activates target genes that ultimately lead to a change in cell fate or cell growth control. Using a CHO glycosylation mutant Lec13 that adds few O-fucose glycans to Notch extracellular domain, we showed that optimal Notch signaling requires O-fucose. Using our panel of different CHO glycosylation mutants, we found that inhibition of Jagged1-induced Notch signaling by Fringe glycosyltransferases requires the addition of a Gal residue to O-fucose glycans on Notch. Recently we reported evidence for differential modulation of Notch by Lunatic versus Manic Fringe. Using gene inactivation we have shown that Notch receptors require O-fucose during mouse embryonic development and that a single O-fucose site in the Notch ligand binding domain functions in T cell development. In other studies we are discovering new factors that affect protein glycosylation using CHO glycosylation mutants. Gain-of-function mutants identify novel aspects of glycosylation and are of special interest. CHO cells and the glycosylation mutants are also being used as hosts to characterize orphan glycosyltransferases identified in the genome databases, to develop assays for determining biological roles for sugars in cell-cell and cell-pathogen recognition, for glycosylation engineering of recombinant glycoproteins, and for models of defects in patients with congenital disorders of glycosylation. Our most recent discovery is a physiological inhibitor of the glycosyltransferase MGAT1 that is required for complex N-glycan synthesis. This inhibitor is expressed almost solely in testis at a specific stage of spermatogenesis. Cells expressing the inhibitor bind more tightly to Sertoli cells and we are testing the hypothesis that the inhibitor is required for spermatocytes to interact with Sertoli cells during spermatogenesis. Meanwhile, we conditionally inactivated MGAT1 in spermatogonia and observed that complex N-glycans are required for spermatogenesis. Males lacking MGAT1 in germ cells do not make sperm and are consequently infertile. We are currently investigating the molecular basis of this phenotype and the role of the MGAT1 inhibitor in regulating spermatogenesis.
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Blackburn into bottom three as Hull boost promotion hopes
Blackburn Rovers slumped into the Championship relegation zone after losing at fellow strugglers Sheffield Wednesday, while Cardiff City and Hull City kept up their push for a return to the Premier League.
Huddersfield Town climbed out of the bottom three despite twice letting the lead slip against Peterborough United, while there were important wins for Charlton Athletic and Ipswich Town.
Play-off contenders Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest and Brighton & Hove Albion were all held at home as Bolton Wanderers saw off Wolves.
Leaders Cardiff moved a step closer to a place in the top flight after scrapping for a 0-0 draw away to third-placed Watford. Malky Mackay's side remain eight points ahead of Watford and have a game in hand.
Jermaine Johnson netted a goal in each half as Sheffield Wednesday battled to a crucial 3-2 victory over Blackburn at Hillsborough as the visitors dropped into the relegation zone.
Dwight Gayle scored an 86th minute equaliser as Peterborough twice came from behind to draw 2-2 at relegation rivals Huddersfield, who moved out of the bottom three with the point.
Bristol City look destined for the drop after throwing away a first-half lead to lose 3-1 at Burnley and Sean O'Driscoll's team are now eight points from safety.
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Robbie Brady's 62nd minute goal was enough to help Hull City beat Middlesbrough 1-0 at the KC Stadium to keep Steve Bruce's men on course for automatic promotion.
Crystal Palace now look likely to have to settle for a play-off spot after a 0-0 draw at home with lowly Barnsley left Ian Holloway's side eight points adrift of Hull.
Kazenga LuaLua scored an 88th minute equaliser to ensure Brighton stayed in sixth spot following a 1-1 draw at home with seventh-placed Leicester City.
Lewis McGugan converted an 81st minute penalty as Nottingham Forest hit back to pinch a 1-1 draw at home with 10-man Blackpool, who had taken the lead through Ludovic Sylvestre before having Isaiah Osbourne sent off.
Bolton kept their hopes of sneaking into the play-offs alive after goals inside the opening 10 minutes from David Ngog and Marcos Alonso secured a 2-0 home win over Wolves.
Jonathan Obika pounced in the last minute to give Charlton a 2-1 home triumph over Leeds in a result which saw Chris Powell's side leapfrog their opponents in the table.
Carlos Edwards struck a 90th minute winner to boost Ipswich's survival prospects after a 1-0 success at Derby County, who saw Jamie Ward's first-half penalty saved.
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Does Apple need to make a cheap iPhone?
"Apple needs to make a cheap iPhone" is the new "Apple needs to make a cheap netbook" and the wisdom now is likely as sound as it was then.
Once upon a time pundits proclaimed that Apple simply had to make a netbook, or low cost, low margin laptops from competitors would destroy them in the PC marketplace. More recently, they said Apple just had to make a discounted iPad or cheap, content-subsidized (in theory) tablets from Amazon would quickly overtake them. Today, and not for the first time, the call is coming for Apple to make a cheap pay-as-you-go iPhone to compete with the bargain basement Android offerings taking financially savaged parts of Europe by storm.
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Under Steve Jobs and now Tim Cook, they never have. They've thought differently, changed the game, and somehow they've managed to survive.
Most north Americans and some western Europeans are far more familiar with the idea of a post-paid phone, if not the term itself. Basically, it means you get the phone up front, heavily subsidized, and in exchange agree to a long term service contract (2 years in the U.S., sometimes less in Europe, 3 years in Canada). You save roughly $400 on your new iPhone, but you're paying roughly $1000 a year for service, so the carrier makes their money back and then some.
In pre-paid markets, you typically pay full price for your phone up front, then pay-as-you-go for service, without any contract or long term commitment. Because you have to pay full price for the phone, however, without any subsidies to defer the cost, cheap phones end up being attractive to far more users. And Apple doesn't have an answer to the ultra low end, uber cheap, bargain basement $100 Android phones that are increasingly dominant in pre-paid markets.
Now Apple doesn't like to leave money on the table, but they love to leave "no money" on the table. They value saying "no" far more dearly than saying "yes".
So far they've said a resounding "no" to high volume, low margin markets.
The Wall Street Journal posited today that Apple's reliance on carrier subsidies were "a crutch" and offered this statement from John Lagerling, Google's director of Android partnerships:
"Our competitors are much more dependent on such subsidies. From a sustainability standpoint, if you have very expensive devices as the only ones available to access your ecosystem, then that can come with a pretty severe hangover in the long run."
Returning again to the theory that past behavior is sometimes the best indicator of future behavior, however, we can look at the aforementioned netbook market for precedent.
Apple's first answer to the netbook wasn't a crappy, creaky, barely usable Mac with a tiny screen and cramped keyboard. It was the MacBook Air. It was a premium product that two generations later became 11- and 13-inch marvels that, while 5 times (or more) the cost of a netbook, to this day has competitors struggling to match its quality and value at the same price point.
Apple's second answer to the netbook was also the iPad. Still a premium product but one that started at half the price of the Air and, while not doing everything a traditional laptop did, was carefully and precisely aimed at doing several important, mainstream tasks better than most laptops could. Certainly better than netbooks could.
Turns out it was a killer strategy. They divided and conquered. The MacBook Air has become a trend-setting laptop, owning a key part of a lucrative product position. And the iPad has become virtually its own product category. Neither are typically subsidized.
Compare the success Apple has had with either of the those products to the results competitors have seen from devalued, depressed, and demoralized netbook offerings, and it's hard to imagine any of those pundits are still in a position to pund (punditize?) let alone keeping punding (punditizing?).
While it's dangerous to draw parallels between the very different PC and mobile spaces, Apple's ability to earn tremendous amounts of profit while owning only a tiny percentage of the market should show how their priorities are aligned. (And is something other companies, like RIM, need to think about carefully if they consider attempting to be successful with small amounts of market share.)
Even when it appears like Apple is selling the iPhone "cheaply", they're really not. They're selling it with massive carrier subsidies. An iPhone 3GS is "free" on AT&T because AT&T is paying Apple hundreds of dollars for it, making it up over the course of the 2-year service plans customers agree to when they get the subsidized phone. An iPhone 4S is only $299 - $499 on contract. It's $49 to $849 off contract.
That's not cheap.
If it means Apple doesn't do as well as $100 off contract Android phones in pre-paid markets, right now it looks like they're fine with that. As fine as they were in not doing well in the $300 PC netbook market.
Apple doesn't have to do well in every market, it only has to do supremely well in the most valuable markets. Sometimes the best way to win is not to play every game.
And if Apple one day decides they do need to present an answer to Greece and Portugal, to emerging markets, and to carriers who balk at subsidizing a flagship Apple device, it probably won't be with a cheap iPhone. It will be to the cheap phone market what the iPad was to the cheap netbook market.
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Does Apple need to make a cheap iPhone?
You pay for what you get.... go ahead and buy a cheaper PC and see how it is running in a few months after all the spyware and viruses and other crap you get on it... Dont be cheap... Apple is well worth it... My Macbook is a 2007 model and it stills runs just as fast as the day i got it!
I can't speak for Billy, but from personal experience I'd have to agree. My MacBook is the late 2009 model and I haven't had a single problem with it - no viruses, no spyware, nothing. Now whether or not viruses CAN get on a MacBook, I don't know - all I know is that in my personal experience I have not gotten any. So for me, spending more on a quality product like this, versus going to Best Buy or WalMart and only spending $300-400 on a PC, is definitely the alternative I would go for. I've owned two previous PC laptops that lasted maybe a full year at peak performance, and after that it was downhill. Others in my family have gone through 2 or 3 PC laptops and desktops in the timespan that I've had my MacBook.
I'm not going to blanket ALL PC's and say they all suck, I'm sure some really expensive premium ones are good. But for a personal preference I'd rather spend the extra that gives me quality than get a "budget friendly" device that pales in comparison.
Interesting topic...
Apple have no incentives to be cheap yet. They can continue to milk the operator cow until it runs dry but it looks like they are very far from saturation and therefore unlikely to make a change. Pretty sure they have a Plan B and an Iphone Nano in the Ivy lab though.
There is however one incentive that could push them to release a cheaper phone, somewhere in the $250 range....the incentive is to hurt the competition really bad and to prevent Nokia/MS to set foot on the ground in smartphone land.
Competition is not only about selling more but also about controlling the margin of your competitors. I think this is the true nightmare scenario for Samsung : that Apple uses it's mountain of cash to do it's own subsidizing and go thermo nuclear on them.
It's also the nightmare scenario for shareholders though so no chance this will happen.
Just a personal observation here. I work with hundreds of children and teenagers every week, and I see parents setting their kids up for an iOS future when they give them an iPod touch or iPad. I see plenty of teens who prefer to have a throw away phone in addition to their iPod Touch if they can't have an iPhone.
The iPhone experience is already created a standard and expectancy of user experience, especially with young people. I don't think they (younger gen) would accept anything "less" of an experience than the one they already know. If Apple made a "cheap" iPhone I don't think it would do as well as the iPod mini/nano did for the iPod line.
Apple already makes a cheaper iPhone. It's called the iPhone 3GS for a dollar with a two year contract. Apple isn't going to make cheaper iPhone. The word "cheap" isn't in their vocabulary but "quality" is.
The MacBook air is a Netbook. It's ultra-small, light, portable, and legacy-free. It's just not a cheap POS like other brands have. Apple doesn't carry crap.
While I agree with you about the FREE price point, that wasn't the point the article was making. The only reason the 3GS is free, is because it is subsidized by the carrier's. The article was talking about non subsidized phones for cheap, something Apple has decided not to participate in, and with good reason.
The argument that Google is trying to make really doesn't make sense. Google is not the same company that Apple is, they are a software company exclusively, where Apple is both a software and a hardware company at the same time. If Apple tried to make a cheaper iPhone for the emerging markets they would probably lose money, and tarnish their good name of quality in the process.
Let's see. A cheap phone that is drastically different from any and all iPhones. Here's our recipe for that:
- Small screen, like the iPod nano.
- Runs just a few built-in apps. No app store connectivity, like the iPod nano.
- Siri interface for auto-dialing, launching and controlling apps etc.
A cheap little Siri-driven phone would be vastly different than any iPhone. But it would still use Apple's ecosystem. It wouldn't be a disposable generic phone. Just our $0.02.
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Recorded a team-high 100 percent free throw percentage (9-for-9) vs San Diego Christian (11/22/11) ... Ended the season ranked third on the team with 52 assists ... Finished his first season at Cal State Northridge with three double-figure scoring games … Led the team in assists in five games … Scored 14 points, a career-high total, in the season opener at USC (11/11/11) … Made a season-high five field goals in two games … Earned a career-high six assists in three games … Set a new career high with four steals vs. San Diego Christian (11/22/11) … Started 11 of his 27 games he played.
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Averaged 20.1 points, five rebounds, four assists and 2.5 steals per game in helping the Tarbabes to a 21-11 record ... His best scoring efforts included 22 points against Corona Del Mar, 20 points each in games against Centennial of Corona and Lakewood, and 19 points against Long Beach Poly ... Collected a season-high six assists in two games, and grabbed a season-high eleven rebounds against Peabody (Alexandria, VA) ... In helping Compton HS to the semfinals of the CIF-Southern Section and the regional finals in the Southern California Division III, Guei gained first team All-CIF Division 2AA honors ... During his junior campaign, Guei helped the Tarbabes reach the CIF Division 2AA title game by averaging 15 points and seven assists per game.
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Born December 29, 1992 in Milan, Italy ... His father's name is Phil Guei ... Has one sister (Sarah) ... Loves to watch Kobe Byant and the Los Angeles Lakers ... His favorite actor is Denzel Washington ... His three favorite movies are He Got Game, Paid in Full, and Through the Fire ... Loves Italian food ... His favorite solo musical artists are Jay-Z and Fabolous ... Chose Cal State Northridge because he felt it was the right place for him to suceed ... The best athlete he has played against Demar Drozan ... The best thing about being an athlete is "doing what you love" ... Picked uniform #25 to be better than Kobe Bryant, and "he wears #24" ... Would take care of his family if he had a million dollars ... His advice to young people is "to be the boss, you have to pay the cost" ... Few people know that Allan speaks French ... The title of Allan Guei's autobiography would be "Road to Greatness" ... If a movie was made about Allan Guei's life, Omar Epps, would play the lead role ... Can't imagine going a week without playing basketball ... Family & Consumer Sciences major.
Allan Guei - Career Highs
Points - 14 at USC (11/11/11)
Field Goals - 5 (2 games)
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Zahir Latheef is a doctoral candidate in Management at the University of Houston, Bauer College of Business. Zahir holds a BBA and Masters in Accounting from Texas A&M University. Prior to joining the Ph.D. program, he worked as business analyst for a large global consulting company and a Big 4 accounting firm.
His primary research interests are organizational behavior and human resource management with an emphasis in leadership, abusive supervision, cross-cultural issues, and the connection between work and community. Zahir's research has been been regularly presented at the largest academic conferences for management (Academy of Management) and industrial/organizational psychology (Society of I/O Psychology). He has experience with both quantitative and qualitative research methods. His dissertation focuses on the relationship between volunteerism and work outcomes, and the role of organizational support in employees experiencing volunteering as a source of conflict or enrichment.
In addition to research, he has taught the Introduction to Management and Organizational Behavior, an undergraduate course covering topics such as leadership, communication, and strategy. Zahir's teaching philosophy is centered on a two-way learning experience where students are engaged in the educational process through class discussions, case studies, and simulations. An emphasis is placed on a practical application of the material and bringing the "real world" into the classroom. His teaching has received high praise from students, placing him in the 91st percentile of all business school faculty.
Conference Presentations
- Abdelzaher, D., Abdelzaher, A., & Latheef, Z. (2014). Enhancing Person-Organization Fit in Times of Market Turbulence in Muslim Majority Markets: Drawing From the Local Spiritual Context. Academy of International Business - Southeast, Miami, FL.
- Jolly, P., Krylova, K., Latheef, Z., & Samba, C. (2014). What I Wish I Knew Before I Started Teaching. Southwestern Business Administration Teaching Conference, Houston, TX.
- Latheef, Z. et al. (2014). A More Effective Doctoral Process: Engaging Today's Graduate Students. Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference (OBTC), Nashville, TN.
- Kim, K.Y., Atwater, L., & Latheef, Z. (2014). Multisource Feedback Programs and Organizational Performance: Which Leads to Which? Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) Annual Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii.
- Callison, K., Atwater, L., Witt, L.A., Kim, K.Y., Elkins Longacre, T., Latheef, Z., & Zheng, D. (2014). Core Self-Evaluations and Abusive Supervision: A Conditional Process Model . Poster session at the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) Annual Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii.
- Latheef, Z. & Werner, S. (2013). Impact of Community Engagement on Intrinsic and Extrinsic Work Values. Presented at the Academy of Management (AOM) Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.
- Latheef, Z. & Werner, S. (2013). Organizational Dissonance: Development of a New Construct. Presented at the Academy of Management (AOM) Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.
- Kim, K.Y., Atwater, L., Latheef, Z., Callison, K., Elkins Longacre, T., Zheng, D., & Witt, A. (2013). Gender and Reactions to Abusive Supervision: A Conditional Process Model. Poster session at the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) Annual Conference, Houston, TX.
- Elkins Longacre, T., Atwater, L., Callison, K., Latheef, Z., Kim, K.Y. (2011). Gender, Conflict Handling Style, and Reactions to Abusive Supervision: An Exploratory Examination. Presented at the Academy of Management (AOM) Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX.
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DOBSON — Addressing next year's budget, Surry Community College President Dr. David Shockley said he knows times are tough, but said infrastructure needs have reached the critical point on the campus.
"Knowing how tight things are right now, we're asking that our budget be restored to the 2011-2012 funding level, and are only asking for the exact numbers we had at that time," Shockley told the board during a budget work session last Tuesday. "That would restore the eight percent local reduction incurred last year."
Shockley is asking that his local funding be restored to $2,241,000 next year, up 8.5 percent from the current year's budget of $2,065,000.
"If we can do that, we'll be fine meeting our local needs," he told the board of commissioners during the meeting.
But a capital need he described as a "hefty request" is expected to cost in the millions.
Shockley is seeking a total of $2.2 million, spread out over four years at $550,000 a year, to repair a leak in the closed-loop hot water system on the campus.
"We need to fix a rapidly deteriorating heating system," he said, noting that the central campus boilers are more than 50 years old.
He pulled out a pipe with a gaping hole that was removed from the system recently.
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The college president said the time has come.
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Shockley said that over the past several years he has been able to divert $850,000 from the campus equipment fund from the state to a local fund.
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The rules of the Kreativ Blog award state that I must reveal 7 things about myself that you probably don't know and then pass the reward on to 7 more Kreativ Bloggers. The 7 things about myself will take some thought, but finding 7 Kreativ Bloggers to pass this on to will be no problem at all. There are so many amazing, inspiring bloggers out there with great stories being told.
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1. If given the choice of buying something or making it myself, I will always choose to make it myself. Like cooking from scratch or sewing/knitting something.
2. I've spent half my life working in the transportation business and have decided to spend the other half doing something else. I'm hoping to get into a Library Information Science program this January. Fingers crossed.
3. I'm half Irish, half English and Catholic (talk about conflicted) and am married to a Russian/German Mennonite. Makes for an interesting family tree.
4. I have a HUGE fear of heights, but I didn't let it stop me from riding the Niagara SkyWheel (a gigantic ferris wheel) earlier this year. I will fly on a plane to get somewhere but I WON'T LIKE IT.
5. My ''hometown'' is about 2 hours away from where I live now, so going there on day trips to explore cemeteries, libraries and visit old relatives is one of my favorite things to do.
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|Congratulations Champion on your recent accomplishment of winning your respective class(es) within your WKA National Series. With this, WKA would like to honor you by publishing your driver profile in the Champions Edition of WKA's Karting Scene (March 2014).
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Class structure
The Gold Cup was a 4-cycle-only series for the better part of the 15 years. Three 2-cycle divisions – Komet Sportsman (age 7 to 12) and the TaG-powered X-30 Junior (age 12 to 15) and X-30 Senior (15 and up) – were added to the slate in 2012 with hopes of boosting entry counts and diversity in the series.
4-cycle racing is the heart of the Gold Cup. A full slate of Briggs & Stratton Animal and Clone Box Stock-powered divisions is offered for racers age 7 and up. A new division in 2012 is the Briggs LO206 Kid Kart, which runs as a national points class for youngsters age 5 to 7.
Click here to learn more about the Gold Cup class structure.
Weekend schedule
A Gold Cup weekend consists of four days. Thursday is parking and registration; Friday is practice; and Saturday and Sunday are devoted to one round of morning practice, qualifying, heats and features for each class.
The past several seasons have seen Gold Cup entry counts around 250 per event. WKA has worked to increase that number with the addition of the Box Stock Clone divisions as national classes in 2011 and, most recently, the insertion of the aforementioned 2-cycle and LO206 Kid Kart national classes.
Popular team locales
Gold Cup teams are located throughout the eastern half of the country. Hot spots for team bases include Maryland, western New York, Georgia and Jacksonville, Fla., mainly on account of series-following kart shops, chassis builders and popular sprint tracks located in these areas. Teams also are located throughout the Midwest and numerous different areas up and down the East Coast.
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A host of ultra-successful racecar drivers spent time competing and winning championships in the Gold Cup, including NASCAR stars Danica Patrick and Regan Smith, Indianapolis 500 champion Sam Hornish Jr., IndyCar racer Ryan Hunter-Reay and the 2011 NASCAR Whelen Modified champion Ronnie Silk.
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To speak with kart shops, engine builders and/or team members directly involved in WKA Gold Cup Series, start with the following companies - Coyote Motorsports (Rochester, N.Y.); Baker Racing Engines (Bellevue, Ohio); Roberts Kart Shop (Atlanta, Ga.); GT Machine (Longs, S.C.); Mind Game Motorsports (Concord, N.C.); Michigan Kart Supply (Eaton Rapids, Mich.); or Margay Racing Products (St. Louis, Mo.).