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Solar plan for San Diego
Sanders promotes financing program
San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders will today roll out one of the most aggressive plans in the nation to help homeowners and small businesses buy solar power systems.
The program, authorized in July by a new state law, would allow residents to pay for solar panels through their property tax bills over 20 years. The privately financed loans would carry a fixed interest rate and could be transferred when a property is sold, eliminating a common fear that homeowners have about paying for a system they no longer own.
"I don't see any barriers. It's the perfect solution," said Irene Stillings, executive director of the nonprofit California Center for Sustainable Energy in San Diego, which coordinates financial incentives for solar installations.
"What this does is give an immediate positive cash flow to the homeowners because they are going to be able to see these incredibly lower utility bills," she said.
Generally, federal and state tax benefits for solar power will apply to properties enrolled in the city's financing program, Stillings said.
Starting Jan. 1, the federal government will dramatically raise its incentives: It will provide a 30 percent tax credit for residential and commercial solar installations and cancel the existing $2,000 tax-credit cap for residential projects.
Solar experts said San Diego's approach could dramatically increase solar installations because the upfront cost is the biggest hurdle for most individuals considering alternative energy sources. Solar panels commonly cost about $25,000 for a single-family residence.
San Diego officials expect to start with a few hundred homeowners by fall 2009 and later expand to thousands of houses and businesses.
Berkeley and Palm Desert have similar programs, but San Diego would be the largest city by far to take advantage of the solar law, AB 811. Advocates of solar power hope San Diego's initiative will start a national trend.
"If you guys pull this off, you would have trumped the cities who stand as the most progressive on green issues, like Santa Monica and Davis. That is a very smart move," said Vincent Battaglia, co-owner of Renova Energy Corp., a solar installation company in Palm Desert.
The San Diego City Council has to approve Sanders' proposal, which the mayor intends to bring up for a vote by February. Energy experts said the council is likely to approve the program because its participants will pay all costs, including the city's administrative expenses, through their loans.
Sanders said informal conversations with council members suggest the plan will pass. The program offers the potential for reducing emissions of greenhouse gases, which contribute to global warming, and the mayor emphasized the possibility of creating jobs in the fast-growing solar industry.
"San Diego is a perfect site for this. We have the sun. We also have a community that is very attuned to green issues," Sanders said.
At the nonprofit group Environment California in Sacramento, Bernadette Del Chiaro said local governments must play a major role if California is to meet its long-term goal of putting solar panels on 1 million rooftops.
She wasn't sure why more cities haven't taken advantage of the solar legislation, but she suspects most civic leaders are focused on fiscal crises and haven't made solar power a priority in recent months.
"Having a large city like San Diego unveil something like this could help get the ball rolling," Del Chiaro said.
While San Diego's program lacks many details, Sanders has outlined its framework.
The city would request bids from financial institutions willing to put up money for the solar loans. The winning bid would determine the program's interest rate – which is about 7 percent in Palm Desert – and its size.


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Jessica Diehl and Thomas Amabile III
Announcement is made of the engagement and upcoming wedding of Jessica Diehl to Thomas Joseph Amabile III, both of Scott Twp.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Joseph and JoAnn Diehl, Scranton. She is a graduate of Scranton High School and earned a bachelor's degree in communication arts and humanities from Keystone College. She received business-management certification from The Pennsylvania State University and is a letter correspondent at Sallie Mae.
The prospective bridegroom is the son of Thomas Amabile, Jessup, and Leanne Amabile, Peckville. He is a graduate of Scranton Preparatory School and earned a bachelor's degree in communication with a minor in business management from University of Scranton. He is a sales representative at Sherwin-Williams Automotive.
The wedding is set for Aug. 24 at 1 p.m. in St. John Vianney Parish.
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Kamehameha Schools Kapalama
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Rachel Roley
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Jonathan Chow, Keaau High School
Jonathan was a first-team BIIF selection and team captain in football and baseball, and also a member of the basketball and track and field teams. He was the top-ranked student, attended a summer program at the United States Coast Guard Academy, and volunteered for the Salvation Army's Feed the Hungry program for more than 10 years.
Jordan Heres, Makua Lani Christian School
Jordan was captain of the Lion soccer team and a member of the tennis team. He was a superior honor roll student all four years of high school, helped coach an AYSO team, and inspired his parents to co-found a school in Cambodia for children in poverty or at risk of sex trafficking.
Melissa Plato, Kealakehe High School
Melissa was a member of the Waverider volleyball team. She says that she went from "never caring about school" to taking Advanced Placement classes. She also volunteered at Kealakehe Elementary School's A-Plus program and helped build a women's shelter in San Lucas, Guatemala, during spring break.
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Kendal Kagawa, Maryknoll School
Kendal was a member of the two-time Division II state-champion Pac-Five soccer team and the Maryknoll volleyball team. She was a National Honor Society member, volunteered at Variety School of Hawaii, and worked with children in foster care for her Girl Scout Gold Award project.
Ryan Lau, Punahou School
Ryan was captain of the Buffanblu cross country and track and field teams and a member of the wrestling team. He was a National Merit Scholar semifinalist and led an effort to renovate a unit at the Mayor Wright Homes complex for his Eagle Scout project.
Brittney Like, Kamehameha Schools Kapalama
Brittney was a member of the Warrior cheerleading, cross country, softball, and paddling teams. She was awarded second place in the senior display division in last year's state History Day competition for her presentation on the Mahele of 1848 and spearheaded a fundraising drive for a youth rehabilitation center.
Katherine Lum, University Laboratory School
Katherine was a member of the two-time Division II state-champion Pac-5 soccer team and the judo and track and field teams. She earned excellence in achievement awards in English, French, math, and visual arts. She volunteered at The Queen's Medical Center and the Family Services Center at the University of Hawaii.
Kyle Nakatsuka, Kamehameha Schools Kapalama
Kyle was a member of the cross country, swimming, and water polo teams. He was ranked third in the nation in his age group by USA Triathlon and competed in the junior national championships. He was a National Merit commended scholar and president of Kamehameha's National Honor Society. He also was selected by the National Institutes of Health to conduct research at Temple University. Kyle was an Eagle Scout who taught bike repair and life skills to youth.
Rachel Roley, Mid-Pacific Institute
Rachel was a member of the Owl track and field team. She earned an International Baccalaureate diploma, and was inducted into Mid-Pacific Institute's Holomua honor society. She also was president of her school's Red Cross Club and organized multiple campus blood drives.
Jordan Thibodeau, Kamehameha Schools Kapalama
Jordan was a two-time ILH cross-country individual champion and led the Warriors to back-to-back state team titles. He was named Hawaii's Gatorade Cross Country Runner of the Year and won ILH track titles at 800 and 1,500 meters. He volunteered at the Arizona Memorial with the Civil Air Patrol and was a member of the National Honor Society.
Kyle McDonald, Island School
Kyle was team captain of the Voyager cross country team as a junior, and also was a member of the soccer team. He was a member of Island School's state champion Mock Trial team, worked on trail maintenance and the eradication of invasive species, and volunteered on a medical mission trip to Uganda.
Chas Okamoto, Kapaa High School
Chas won the 2011 boys tennis state singles championship and won the United States Tennis Association award given to the state's top tennis scholar-athlete. He was ranked first in his class, volunteered as a youth tennis coach, and tutored students at Kapaa Elementary School. He also was a member of the cross country and track and field teams.
Stephanie Steuri, Island School
Stephanie was a member of the air riflery and tennis teams and has played inline hockey locally and nationally. She received her school's National Honor Society Leadership Award and was student body president. She also performed traditional Hawaiian blessings with Na Pali Coast Ohana, restored native plants, and volunteered with Habitat for Humanity.
Miracle Helekahi, Hana High and Elementary School
Miracle was a first-team MIL Division II all-star selection in softball, a team captain of the volleyball and soccer teams, and a member of the basketball and paddling teams. She also was a National Honor Society member, senior class president, tutored at Kamehameha Preschool, and volunteered at the Hana Dialysis Center thrift shop and the Hana Youth Center.
Chris Nunokawa, Kamehameha Schools Maui
Chris, known as Nahulu, was a captain on the soccer team and a member of the football, track, and tennis teams. He completed a pediatric internship through his school's Science and Natural Resources Academy. He also participated in a leadership conference sponsored by Na Pua Noeau, and led a koa reforestation project in Honokowai Valley.
Zachary Pezzillo, Seabury Hall
Zach was captain and steersman for the MIL-champion boys paddling team. He won a Hawaii Psychological Association Award for his project on public perceptions of disabled people. Zach has educated students, faculty, medical professionals, community groups, and congressional delegation in Washington, D.C. about Tourette Syndrome. He volunteered at the Maui Veterinary Clinic, and trained service dogs for people with disabilities. He also is an award-winning photographer.
Stephanie Kalili, Nanakuli High and Intermediate School
Stephanie was a member of the basketball, cheerleading, softball, track and field, and volleyball teams. She was valedictorian of her class, the school's scholar-athlete of the year, and president of Nanakuli's National Honor Society. She also was a religious education teacher and kupuna project member at St. Rita's Catholic Church, and volunteered with the Hawaii Foodbank.
Adam Kostylo, Kaiser High School
Adam was a member of the basketball team. He was senior class president, a four-time winner of Kaiser's Outstanding Leader Award, and made the honor roll all four years. He also won the viewers' choice award in the New School Video Contest, taught religious education at Holy Trinity Church, and volunteered as a Big Brother.
Uy-Di Nancy Le, Kalani High School
Nancy was a first-team all-state selection and captain of the air riflery team, which won three OIA championships during her career. She also captured first place in her weight class at the junior national judo championships. Nancy was a class valedictorian, National Honor Society member, and vice president of Kalani's chapter of Health Occupations Students of America. She taught CPR to Kalani students and volunteered at Leahi Hospital and The Queen's Medical Center.
Brendan Nakatani, Roosevelt High School
Brendan was a member of OIA championship teams in volleyball and basketball and a member of the cross country team. He was a National Honor Society member who graduated summa cum laude and served as chief editor of the yearbook. He also volunteered at Honolulu Christian Preschool, Shriners Hospital, and Kapiolani Hospital.
Daniella Reyes, Leilehua High School
Daniella was the top-ranked player and team captain of the girls tennis and soft tennis teams. She was class valedictorian and a National Merit Scholar commended student. She also served as vice president of the Eco Club and tutored at Wahiawa Middle School's English for Language Learners program.
Fadi Youkhana, Roosevelt High School
Born in Mosul, Iraq, Fadi moved to Hawaii in 2004. He was a four-year starter on the soccer team and captain of the tennis and soft tennis teams. He also was president of Roosevelt's National Honor Society and made the honor roll every quarter of high school. Fadi collected T-shirts for the homeless, volunteered for the Newman Center parish, and helped with a middle school soccer program.
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Steamin' Taters 'n' Beans
Sometimes simple is best...like here we've got fresh green beans and red potatoes boiled up with a little salt pork. Mmm, mmm!
Serves: 6
Cooking Time: 45 min
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1 (2-ounce) piece salt pork, (see note)
1 pound fresh green beans, trimmed and cut in half
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
12 small red potatoes (about 2 pounds), cut in half
2 teaspoons salt
What To Do:
1.In a large pot, combine salt pork, green beans, and pepper with enough water to cover. Place potatoes on top and sprinkle with salt. Cover loosely and bring to a boil over high heat.
2.Reduce heat to low and simmer 30 to 35 minutes, or until potatoes and beans are tender. Serve in bowls with broth.
•Three slices raw bacon will work just as well as salt pork.
•In the South, they call the broth "pot liquor" and serve it with plenty of cornbread for dunking. Here's one of our yummy cornbread recipes for you to try!
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ANNAPOLIS, Marylnd, October 7. IN an early-season battle of the academies, the Air Force men and women swept the Navy midshipmen. The men won their meet 167-133, and the women won 181.5-118.5. The meet was held in short course meters.
The meeting of the two service academy rivals was the first ever for the men. It was the third encounter between Air Force and Navy for the women's teams. Previously, the ladies dueled in 1990 and 1992 with the Falcons emerging victorious on both occasions.
For the Air Force women, senior Carly Baxter won the 200 meter freestyle with a 2:07.04 time, followed by Falcons Lauren White (2:10.47), Julienne White (2:10.50), and Colleen Smith (2:11.49). Air Force also won the 100m backstroke with newcomer Lindsey Kirchoff leading the way for the Falcons with a time of 1:09.27 with teammate Linsey Jansey finishing second with a time of 1:10.16.
Sophomore Carly Omizo finished second for Air Force in the 100m breaststroke with a 1:13.90 just ahead of senior Sara Crowell (1:15.88) and freshman Blair Leake (1:17.63). Baxter secured the top spot in the 50 freestyle for the Falcons with a 27.47 with junior Andrea Hyma taking second with a 28.01 time.
Diver Michelle Hager won the 1-meter diving event with a score of 244.87 over Navy's Sheila Singer (196.64). Hager also won the 3-meter diving event with a score of 250.72. Freshman Lauren Bursey took third with a 193.05.
The 200m freestyle relay team of Baxter, Kirchoff, Hyma, and junior Karen Long won the event with a time of 1:50.15.
On the men's side, junior Ryan Fitzgerald won the 800m freestyle for Air Force (8:37.67) with newcomer Chris Knaute finishing second at the 8:42.28 mark. Knaute also finished second in the 200 freestyle (1:54.66) and won the 400 freestyle with a time of 4:05.06.
Senior team captain Paul Brehm won the 100m backstroke (58.41) followed by junior Evan Parr (1:00.19). Sophomore Nick Burton took first in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:08.24.
Seniors Eric Pounds and Rory Peterson finished first (2:07.02) and second (2:08.35) respectively in the 200 butterfly followed by teammate Mason Phelps (2:10.82). Brehm took first in the 200 backstroke (2:06.92) while Burton won the 200 breastroke event for the Falcons with a time of 2:27.53.
The Air Force men return to action the weekend of Oct. 24-25 at the Early Bird meet in Fort Collins, Colo. The women will the join the men Oct. 31 when both teams play host to the Univ. of North Dakota, Colorado School of Mines, Metro State College, and Colorado College in a coed meet.


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I won't be flipping the bars anytime soon and will be taking my 1955 RaleighLenton on a 100 mile ride at the end of the month since the bike is so well suited for distance riding.
The Lenton came as a fixed gear but I also have a 1954 Raleigh Sports 3 speed road bike that would have been a popular choice for touring... increasing the size of the rear cog can give a 3 speed a pretty decent gearing for climbing.


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IBM's Data Protection has all the right pieces
Jason Buffington, Senior Analyst, ESG in his interview to Dave Vellante from Wikibon, said IBM fills out the whole data protection spectrum and that it's new UI is a great proof point to why it's not your grand daddy's solution. One of the top 5 problems people face in protecting a virtualized environment is lack of visibility. IBM's new UI does a great job in adding that visibility. IBM has all the right pieces with its breadth of data protection solutions. With IBM starting to put cloud more aggressively into the mix, 2014 looks interesting.
Data Protection is a rainbow that must have all the colors
In Jason's opinion when defining Data protection strategies, one should think of Data Protection as a rainbow with Backup, Snapshots, Replication, Archive and Availability making up for the different colors. So when have you ever seen a rainbow with no green? Mechanism of data protection should not only include the whole range of solutions but must also include a hybrid approach that includes Tape, Disk or the Cloud. Organizations can pick the color from the spectrum, according to what they want to recover and how.
Disk, Tape, Cloud – they are all going to stay
Disk is not going to be the one all and end all. Tape is going to stay, with economic advantages and new innovations like LTFS that makes tape look like disk, adding flexibility and durability. Cloud as a backup service is not the Silver Bullet either because it's only a deployment mechanism, it does not make your back up problems go away, one still has to run it, run the admin and push the agents out. One needs to have an on premise intermediary appliance for fast recovery before going to the cloud. However when ESG looked at what were the primary use cases of cloud for the next couple of years they found Data Protection at number one and Disaster recovery at number three. Jason suggests that every solution should be considering cloud as part of it.
Data protection need not be so Hard
His advice to IT pros who are worried about cost and complexity of data protection is that it need not be so hard, there are great solutions available that allow you to backup, archive, snapshot, replicate and do an entire range of functions, from a single GUI, to a single data store from a single administrators view. People only need to wake up to the solution and start using it.
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text: As I look to my spirit, I find my Lord my God. I can�t express the sorrow in my spirit when 20 lives were lost due to an uncontrollable act of violence. We will never know why this country exploits violence. The passion of which rips my conscience between two humanities. The humanity to lust after its awareness presences in politics, law, sport, governance, and business. In addition, to deny the presences of a supreme being greater than one-self. How is it not to understand if you gain the whole world, you lose your soul (spirit)? If you only care for the desires of this world (trying of be somebody than being about something, i.e. Love, Peace, and Godlike) you will die. Take the cyclist. Why did he lie? He said, �I had a sense of entitlement.� What does that mean? He wanted to keep the mist flowing and surround his fame. (The mist: The presence that people believe your value exceeds the norm) Glory to God this incident did not take lives with an assault weapon. However, one�s self absorbency is just as dangerous as shooting an assault weapon. To change culture, is to change the environment that surrounds it. If culture resists change, the environment remains the same. I speak to the culture of humanities spirit. The desire of humanities is the lust of the flesh. The cyclist wanted the mist to remain in his life, so it lied. Bankers desire more money, so they create new fees, preachers, desire larger congregation so they prolong the churches building fund. The media portrays all of humanities wants and desires at the sake of humanities destruction. People ask what is wrong with humanity. Haven�t you learned from pass history that selfish ambition is a character flaw? To gain the world and lose your soul is an issue most people in this human incarnation struggle with daily. I know I do. If you were not aware of this struggle, you have been sleepwalking through your life. Matthew 6:19 states,� Lay not up for you treasures upon the earth, where moth and rust consume, and where thieves break through and steal. But layup treasures in heaven where neither moth nor rust does consume and where thieves do not break through nor steal.� For the most part this reading of Matthew relates to tithing. Also, it refers to seek and please God not only in our giving but also in fulfilling God�s purposes in all we do. As we start this New Year, I hope more people will look within their spirit and change how they perceive themselves and others. Not be fearful or hatred for anything God created and move to a spirit of Peace and Love for all. The time is now for all humanity to look to God for help in leading the life for his purpose, not yours. We are not living for the Government, Media, Gun Lobby, Preachers, and your fear my fear or any other fleshly purpose. We live for the purpose of God. With that said, this year you should commit yourself to live right. For the Lord our God is with us. His long-suffering in patience for us to change our lifestyle now is every present. Go in Peace.


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Tombs of the Kings
Dr Craig Barker, October 2011
The Tombs of the Kings cemetery in Paphos, Cyprus is very close to where the University's archaeological excavations in Cyprus are located. Despite their name, they aren't royal tombs, but rather demonstrate architectural influence from Alexandria in Egypt in the Hellenistic period (c. 200BC) with these unique peristyle tombs. Although I have been there several times, I have never seen it with such an amazing glow from the sunlight as this day.


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Sorry in advance if what i am asking about is covered elsewhere....but here we go!
2 questions...
preface: want to build up a decent (ie functional and not horrible) road bike for my girlfriend. have experience building bikes. she just knows what she likes aesthetically. (ie older steel frames, lugs, certain colors, etc.)
question: so i have found a Centurion Sport DLX in very good condition, functionally and aesthetically. meets GF's aesthetic taste and more importantly to me her fit/size.
This particular one is a complete bike, but i will probably change out half the components with nicer/newer stuff i have laying around.
Just curious about pricing. i will probably offer 100, and have to pay 50 shipping. so 150. i have no clue of the value of such a bike (a well kept centurion sport dlx) and wondering if im wasting money and should look elsewhere or....?
and speaking of looking elsewhere....just curious...
2) where do you guys, besides craigslist and ebay, shop for older/vintage road bike frames? im just wondering if there is some online shops out there that specialize in such a thing...from cheaper to nicer, i just want to know whats out there if anything.
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Clinically developed by a GLAMGLOW dermatological chemist, this mask helps to fight all common skin concerns. Super Mud Clearing Treatment contains Acneidic-6 at a 4.4% which is the first 6-acid AHA and BHA blend for mind-blowing faster results. Pore-Matrix with Activated-X Charcoal and K17-Clay provide deep pore vacuum extraction, encapsulation and leave you with seemingly poreless skin.
I had come across this product in several places, all stating how fabulous it is. Despite the expensive price, I decided to try it, as my acne has worsened in my late 20s and I scar very easily. Besides making my skin feel soft and clean, it did not do anything else for me. My acne is the same, if not worse, as are the scars. And it stains clothing. Also, one jar, with only 1 application daily, has only lasted about 3 weeks. I can say that I've tried just about everything, but this isn't it for me. I'll be switching back to my "kit" acne treatment.
The packaging that this product comes in is impressive! I think that's a lot of where your money goes. It is a good product, but not worth 60.00!
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It is somewhat difficult to get off once it dries. It's worth about half the price, and I could do without the fancy packaging!
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Crock Pot Indonesian Chicken
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 8 hrs
Got this recipe off the web years ago, quick and easy "set it and forget it", and absolutely delicious over rice!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 boneless skinless chicken thighs, sometimes I use 4 thighs and 4 breasts
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 3 garlic cloves
- 1 tablespoon fresh ginger
- 2 teaspoons sesame oil
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cayenne pepper (to taste)
- 1⁄4 cup peanut butter (chunky or creamy to your taste)
- In a small bowl, combine soy sauce, garlic, ginger, sesame oil, and cayenne pepper.
- Place chicken pieces in a crock pot.
- Spoon sauce mixture over top of the chicken.
- Cover and cook on low heat setting about 7 hours or until chicken is tender and fully cooked.
- The chicken should start to shred easily.
- Remove chicken from crock pot and stir peanut butter into juices until smooth.
- Spoon sauce over chicken and serve with rice.
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I used 3 skinless boneless thighs, 4 boneless, skinless breasts, doubled other ingredients. Cooked only 6 hours on low. Good thing I checked as no sauce left. Less soy sauce, more ginger & cayenne pepper, maybe? Agree with other poster, too peanut buttery. Just OK.
This was a wonderful dish! I used regular bone in thighs and they cooked all day. They fell off the bone they were so moist. I did half the recipe but kept the regular amount of sauce and used low sodium soy sauce. I also added some honey and additional salt with the peanut butter. Thanks for the easy weeknight dinner recipe!
It had an ok taste, the peanut butter was overpowering.


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Jim M. Finlayson
Born In: New Waterford, Nova Scotia, Canada
Passed on: December 9th, 2012
It is with great sadness the family announces the passing of their husband, father, grandfather and brother, Jim Finlayson on Dec. 9, 2012, at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital.
Born in New Waterford, he was the son of the late James and Mary (Ashford) Finlayson.
Jim at one time was owner and operator of Jim's Service Station, located on the corner of Heelan Street and Ellsworth Avenue, New Waterford. He deeply enjoyed the sport of fishing, looked forward to his daily morning routine of feeding his birds, and he had a great passion for playing the guitar.
Jim is survived by his wife, Valarie (Hampicke); daughters, Marie, British Columbia, Gail (George) Lowes and Glory; son, Steven (Rosemary); brother, Brian, all of Ontario; grandchildren, Samantha, Taylor, Miranda, Breanna, Shayna, Dezi, Natalie and Shane.
Besides his parents, he was also predeceased by brothers, Johnnie, Reggie and a sister in infancy.
Cremation has taken place. A chapel service in McLellan Brothers Funeral Home Chapel, 3183 Plummer Ave., New Waterford will be held Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, at 2 p.m with Rev. Duncan Roach officiating. Interment in Union Grove Cemetery, Scotchtown, N.S.
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Get your zombie costume ready, the living dead have returned. The Bug Theatre's take on the classic 1968 low-budget horror film is back for a fifth year. With a combination of film segments and live performance, the experience promises to be as spooky and bloody as ever. Fri-Sat 8 p.m.


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Actress Zarine Khan says she is trying to become a vegetarian, but finds it difficult to abstain from non-veg food.
"I have been a non-vegetarian since birth, so it is not very easy. Hats off to vegetarian people… I am trying my level best to turn vegetarian," the 27-year-old told reporters Thursday at the launch of the Bhagwat Calender.
The actress, who joined the industry two years ago with the 2010 release "Veer", got a lot of flak for her plump look. But she has since shed a lot of weight.
Talking about the secret behind her trim figure, she said: "I eat whatever I want to in the right quantity and at the right time. If I have a craving for something, I make sure I indulge in it but not too much."
The actress featured in the recently released "Housefull 2″. Although Zarine did not put enough light on her future projects, she thanked her fans for appreciating "Housefull 2″ and making it a huge success.


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Vote for Another Four Years of Progress for U.S.
In a few days, many Americans who haven't already voted will head to the polls to elect the next president of the United States.
But some will not. There are still many, including legions of Blacks, who have no plans to vote. The reasons vary—no time, their choice won't matter, they don't care who wins or they disagree with one candidate's stand and can't relate to the other.
As an African American, that chills me, especially at such a critical time in our country. And yes, it is our country. More on that later.
I am thrilled that my son, Z, will get to vote for a Black president on Nov. 6. At 19, this will be his first election. He grew up going to the polls with his father and me. Once when I was not permitted to take him with me to the voting machine, I wrote a story in the Washington Post, where I worked, about the insanity of keeping Black children away from the voting process.
Z grew up knowing how important it is to vote. I was taught the same thing by my parents, who were both born in the segregated South. We haven't overcome yet, but electing soldiers like John Lewis, Elijah Cummings and Sheila Jackson Lee to Congress, and Blacks to prominent positions in local, state and federal government is moving us toward it.
That brings me to this election. While a majority of voters united to seat our nation's first Black president in 2008, those who considered President Obama's election a defeat are aching to turn back the clock. Though certain pundits have tried to convince us that we now live in a post-racial America, the behavior of some Republicans toward our president shows clearly that race is still very much an issue.
According to a recent Associated Press poll, "51 percent of Americans now express explicit anti-Black attitudes, compared with 48 percent in a similar 2008 survey. When measured by an implicit racial attitudes test, the number…jumped to 56 percent, up from 49 percent" in 2008, according to an AP story about the research.
I will celebrate five months with the AFRO on Election Day. I have worked hard to continue this newspaper's proud tradition of presenting news to and about African Americans. Working as the editor in charge of a Black newspaper when a Black man is running for president is the most fulfilling job I have ever had. I get to oversee a news operation that presents news about us straight and uncompromised.
So hear this. Black folk, as my granddaddy used to say, need to vote in this election en masse. Our progress depends on it. There are a lot of people who oppose the way the playing field is leveling. Ever notice those "Take Our Country Back!" signs? Ever wonder from whom they want it taken?
That would be you and me, and the African American who now sits in the Oval Office. To remove him from power, those who oppose his election based on his ethnicity, not his performance, have taken a lesson from the Civil Rights Movement. They are planning to use the ballot box to challenge Obama the same way we have challenged discriminatory policies via the vote. The problem is, they've added dirty tricks, like voter suppression, to their effort.
Last week for a story on the history of voting, I called a stalwart of the movement, Lawrence Guyot, who worked to register voters in Mississippi in the 1960s. I called him again about this commentary.
Mr. Guyot told me that this is the most important election of the next 50 years. He fears that Republicans will try to quell future elections if Mitt Romney wins. He believes the voter suppression efforts Republicans have engineered should be investigated by "an international blue-ribbon commission." He does not believe Americans can police themselves on this one.
Mr. Guyot cast his ballot on the first day of early voting last week in Maryland. Unable to stand or walk, he and his wife, Monica, stopped by a College Park fire station to ask for help getting to the voting machine. Firefighters went with him to the polling location, placed him in a wheelchair, wheeled him to the machine, waited for him to vote, then got him safely back into his car.
"I'm 73 years old and I am in bad health," Mr. Guyot said. "I didn't want to wait until Tuesday [Nov. 6]."
If Mr. Guyot went to that much trouble, we should be ashamed not to vote.
"The only way we will maintain what so many have fought for is to make sure our voices are heard and the best way to do that is by voting," he told me previously.
Don't let those who would turn back our progress win.
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When to plant hardy bulbs
Hardy spring-flowering bulbs may arrive in garden centres in late summer, but when should they be planted? Early to mid-fall is best, say the experts at the Netherlands Flower Bulb Information Center. For optimal root development, plant them six weeks before the soil freezes hard in your area. The ideal time to plant is when nighttime temperatures are between 5 and 10°C.
Some bulbs, such as daffodils, should be planted earlier to give them more time to develop strong roots. Small bulbs like snowdrops can dry out easily, so plant those earlier, too. Tulips can go into the ground late, just before the hard frosts.
Tender bulbs
Finally, there is also a group of tender summer-blooming bulbs. Some of the most popular are gladioli, dahlias, tuberous begonias, and calla and canna lilies. Because these bulbs are not hardy in Zones 7 and below, they should be planted after the soil has warmed up in spring.
You can grow summer bulbs as annuals and discard them after one season, or you can dig them up in the fall and overwinter them indoors for replanting the following spring. They're great for containers, too.
Saving tender summer bulbs
- Dig up the bulbs of tender summer bloomers after frost kills their foliage; remove as much soil as possible. Cut off leaves, leaving a stem 2.5 centimetres long.
- Wash off remaining soil and let bulbs dry; leave exposed to air in frost-free area for a couple of weeks. To avoid rot, make sure stem, if present, is dry before storing.
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It is with great pleasure that Metal Blade announces the signing of Norwegian Death Metallers Execration! The band has signed a worldwide multiple album deal and both parties, are full of anticipation.Read More
Denner / Shermann
To give fans a preview of the album, a new 90 second audio clip is now available at: metalblade.com/dennershermann - where the first single, 'Angel's Blood', can also be streamed, and various pre-order bundles are available now!Read More
Revocation to release new album, 'Great Is Our Sin', on July 22nd. First single, 'Communion', streaming now; exclusive pre-order bundles available!Read More
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In anticipation of the release of their debut full-length, 'Songs From The Garage', Jim Breuer and The Loud and Rowdy have made the album available for pre-streaming via Pandora.Read More
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On June 3rd, If These Trees Could Talk will release 'The Bones of a Dying World'. For a preview of the quintet's signature instrumental post-rock, head over to MetalSucks.net now where the new track, 'Berlin', is streaming.Read More
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Butler's softball team ran up against a pair of strong pitching performances and dropped its first two games of the season at the Sleep Inn Classic at North Texas State on Friday, Feb. 20. The Bulldogs dropped their first contest to Central Arkansas, 5-1, and then fell in the second game to Wichita State, 7-0.
Central Arkansas pitcher Holli Hill limited the Bulldogs to six hits, while striking out 16 in a complete-game performance. Junior Annie Dolan led the Bulldogs with three hits in three trips to the plate, including a solo home run in the fifth inning. Freshman Kayla Gray added a pair of hits, while sophomore Erin Jackson had Butler's other hit.
Paige Burke gave Central Arkansas a 1-0 lead in the first inning with a solo home run off of Butler starter Lauren Ott. Amber Jolly had a two-run, home run and Julie Essary added a solo shot for the Sugar Bears in the second inning. Ott went the distance for the Bulldogs and recorded four strikeouts.
Wichita State won the second game behind the arm of Kasha Kolb and the bat of Kara L'Huillier. Kolb pitched a complete game shutout and recorded 13 strikeouts. L'Huillier sparked the Shockers with a double, a home run and three runs batted in. She scored Wichita State's first run with a solo home run in the first inning off of Butler starter Kristen Malinkey. The Shockers then scored six runs on six hits, including a two-run double by L'Huillier, in the fourth inning.
Dolan, Jackson and senior Alex Boros accounted for Butler's three hits off of Kolb. Boros had Butler's lone extra base hit with a double in the second inning.
Butler will continue play in the Sleep Inn Classic with games against Missouri State and host North Texas on Saturday, Feb. 21.


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College Hockey:Dartmouth Completes Season Sweep of UNH
Weatherston Nets Her Fourth Hat Trick
DURHAM, N.H. — Katie Weatherston tallied her fourth hat trick of the season and Cherie Piper recorded her 100th career point as No. 2 Dartmouth completed a season sweep of in-state rival New Hampshire with a 3-1 victory at UNH's Whittemore Center.
The Wildcats (13-4-2) struck first at 2:25 on a Leah Craig power play goal, but Dartmouth (13-1) tied it up on a shorthanded 2-on-1 goal by Weatherston at 8:36 of the first frame. Cheryl Muranko set up the goal by stealing the puck and rushing up-ice along the right dasher. She faked a shot from the right circle, which drew the defender, and made a centering pass to Weatherston, who swept the puck into the open net from the low slot.
UNH had an opportunity to regain the lead early in the second period when Dartmouth was whistled for a major penalty, but the Wildcats recorded just one shot on goal during that five minute stretch.
The Big Green took a 2-1 lead when Weatherston scored at 9:52. The initial shot by Cherie Piper was stopped by UNH goaltender Melissa Bourdon, but Weatherston was standing at the left doorstep and knocked the rebound over Bourdon inside the right post.
Dartmouth extended the lead to 3-1 with 1:33 remaining in the second period when Weatherston, standing in front of the net, tipped Piper's shot from the high slot and jammed the rebound across the goal line.
With the Wildcats skating shorthanded early in the third period, Craig led a 3-on-1 breakaway on the right wing and her shot from the circle deflected off Dartmouth goalie Christine Capuano and sailed high of the crossbar.
Bourdon, who recorded 17 of her 30 saves in the second period, denied Krista Dornfried and Caroline Ethier when they broke free in front of the net in the waning minutes to keep the Wildcats' deficit at two. Capuano recorded 21 saves and improved her record to 6-0.
New Hampshire continues its eight-game homestand Jan. 8 vs. Boston College. Game time at the Whittemore Center is 2 p.m. Dartmouth will be back in action this weekend in a two-game set against Union in an ECACHL tilt.
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Portland-based Fred Meyer plans to build a new store in Lynden in Whatcom County near the Canadian border.
The company is acquiring 16 acres of undeveloped property on the north side of town. Fred Meyer intends to build a full-service 170,000-square-foot store.
The new site also will have a Fred Meyer gas station and other retail spaces, including a 6,000-square-foot space that could be developed as a separate building in the parking lot. Once built, the store will employ about 250 people, said Melinda Merrill, a spokeswoman for the company.
Cincinnati-based Kroger Co. owns Fred Meyer, which operates eight stores in Clark County.


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Andrew Wiggins dunks on a breakaway versus Iowa State. Wiggins scored 29 points in the game on Jan. 29, 2014. (Photo: KU Athletics/Twitter)
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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. Andrew Wiggins told Kansas coach Bill Self that he wants to be traded from Cleveland to Minnesota because the No. 1 overall pick believes it will be better for his long-term future.
Wiggins joined his former coach as a guest instructor at Self's basketball camp in suburban Kansas City on Sunday. And while Wiggins declined to speak to the few reporters at Shawnee Mission West High School, Self said the rookie wants to carve out his own legacy in the NBA.
Earlier this week, The Associated Press and several other outlets reported a deal has been reached to send Wiggins, Anthony Bennett and a first-round pick to Minnesota for All-Star forward Kevin Love, who will join LeBron James and Kyrie Irving to form a new "Big 3" in Cleveland.


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TFF was a success at this because of our volunteers:
Tony L.
Jim H.
Marcos E.
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More details to post later.
We've been invited back in 2 weeks for fly tying.
Day 3 is this Friday!
We have 8 tables available.
We will need 5 tyers total. One to demo, and 4 to assist.
Tying the GAWB (Gawd Awful Wooly Bugger)
Contact me if you are interested.
We have 3 tyers, total.
With 8 tables to man, and 20+ students per class, this will be a true challange.
Anybody else willing to join us?
I'd appreciate the help.
Marcus and Jessie came to help out. We met up at 0630 by the flagpole, and started setting up just before the students walking in the door.
8 tables set up and we had over 50 kids trying to tie the GAWB, with varying degrees of success.
It was fun, fast-paced, and challenging.
I am looking forward to doing this again.
Don Hanselman:
Excellent Work! I want to buy a fly tying setup. Any suggestion, I tyed flies back in 80ties, for bass fishing and salt water sizes... and love doing it. I gave my stuff to son and want to get back into it again as I get closer to retirement an have more time to tye.. :)
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Robert A. (Tony) Dill is coming up on the first anniversary of a new career.
Esmond Eugene Cocke, who lives north of Bedford, was living on a 400-acre farm where his father was a share-cropper, raising corn, cattle and pigs, when Uncle Sam sent him a written invitation to participate in World War II.
It was 1943; Cocke was 18.
"They gave me a choice when I went in," he said. It would be a life-altering decision.
Bedford Memorial Hospital's volunteer chaplains celebrated their 10th anniversary this month.
They marked it with a presentation of a painting by Beulah Witt. Witt's painting depicts 10 hands in a circle forming a heart. All the hands depicted are hands of real people, either people who work at the hospital or people who worship at Mountain View Union Church.
The volunteer chaplains seek to show love to people coming to the hospital through kindness.
Homecoming/Revival services
Bedford Christian Fellowship and the National D-Day Memorial Foundation, with support from the Bedford County Ministerial Association and the Society of St. Andrew, will sponsor the eighth annual Community Ecumenical 9/11 Prayer Breakfast on Tuesday, Sept. 11.
One of the current residents of the Elks National Home originally lived there for a couple of years as a teenager during World War II.
Sheridan Besosa was 13 and living in Puerto Rico when the United States entered the war.
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Years ago when Susan Coryell lived in Northern Virginia, she started writing a novel about a haunted Revolutionary War era estate nearby.
But then she moved to Smith Mountain Lake.
Her address changed, but her desire to write didn't. Coryell decided to continue working on her novel, "A Red, Red Rose," but move the setting to a lake.
Twenty years ago a storm came through and knocked a lot of fruit off the trees at Gross' Orchard in Bedford.
That fruit was usable, but could not be sold.
That, according to Ronnie Gross, is when they learned about the Society of St. Andrew in Big Island, and were able to coordinate the gleaning of the fruit at the Gross' Farm.
That partnership has been ongoing for the past two decades, including last week during the Commonwealth Day of Gleaning.
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As a holiday gift to you, we are very proud to debut a music video for "Play It Blind" by Ghosts of Jupiter! Thanks to Viki Davis at Queens Trust Video for this slick video. Check it out, turn it up, rock it out, then leave a comment, share the link, embed it on your blog, and show your mama. Cool?
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UNIPV International Scholarships for Developing Countries
UNIPV International Scholarships for Developing Countries Deadline: 30 May 2011
Study in: Italy
Course starts Sept 2011
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The University of Pavia (UNIPV), in order to promote international cooperation with the Developing Countries, offers 51 monthly instalments of 1.000 Euros each as scholarships to study at the University of Pavia or at the Institute for Advanced Study of Pavia (IUSS) during the academic year 2011-2012.
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University of Pavia or the Institute for Advanced Study of Pavia (IUSS), Italy
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Masters Degree offered at University of Pavia
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The scholarships are targeted to students coming from a developing country or low-income countries.
Scholarship value/inclusions:
The University of Pavia will:
• send a prepaid travel ticket to Italy and provide for the travel expenses back to the developing country. Visa requirements will be care of the candidate, and will be reimbursed upon presentation of appropriate receipts;
• provide the candidate with the scholarship according to the final decision of the Commission: monthly instalments of 1.000 Euros each (the number of instalments assigned to each successful candidate will be decided by the Commission);
• arrange an accommodation in one of the University Residences of Pavia (lodging expenses will have to be paid by the candidate; if the candidate does not accept the proposed lodging, s/he will have to find another one by him/herself);
• provide a card for meals at University canteens (the candidate will get the student discount for the meals, which will be at his/her expense);
• guarantee all the facilities required during the period of residence – libraries, computer facilities, etc., including all the services of the Faculty which the student is associated with;
• help the candidate to settle through the services offered for free by the Welcome Point of the University of Pavia, which will provide also the information about applying for a student residence permit.
• Only students born on/after the 1st January 1976 can participate.
• Must come from a Developing Country (preferably from Countries classified as Low-income economies and Lower-middle-income economies by the World Bank)
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Interested candidates must submit the application form (available on the website of UNIPV) which has to include:
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• a curriculum vitae (European format: available on this Web page);
• a programme of studies and/or research activities which the candidate intends to implement during his/her stay in Pavia;
• a recent letter of reference signed by a university professor;
• a recent health certificate attesting that the applicant is not suffering from physical or mental illnesses;
• a photocopy of a valid passport of the applicant.
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PROCINCT Progress Report: Make Your Precinct Captains Effective!
Today PROCINCT is three weeks old and acceptance has been amazing. So have the lessons learned. The code flies every night, and unlike Dilbert's Russian coders, we don't get to slam out some code and go rollerblading. There is a lot of daytime ambassadorship involved. Er… evangelism. OK, sales. PROCINCT has almost a million voters online. I'd hoped to report over a million today, and | Read More »


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Deepest Health Podcast 13 – Interview with Mark Silver
When I contacted Mark Silver, founder of the Heart of Business and Portland local, I was hoping to entice him to come and speak to students at NCNM. I succeeded in that, with the additional bonus that he was kind enough to offer to do a podcast interview with me for Chinese Medicine Central! After a few fits and starts, we managed to make our schedules line up nicely and we sat down for a chat on an early spring morning.
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To engage our community in all phases of new music's culture:
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Chris Grymes, clarinet
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Founded in 2009 by Brad Wells, Roomful of Teeth is a vocal project dedicated to mining the expressive potential of the human voice. Through study with masters from non-classical traditions the world over, the eight voice ensemble continually expands its vocabulary of singing techniques and, through an on-going commissioning project, invites today's brightest composers to create a repertoire without borders.
On Oct. 2 in the A.J. Fletcher Recital Hall: at 10am, Caroline Shaws presents her music; at 11am The Career Center@ECU cosponsors a discussion about life in the arts, "Making a Living, Making a Life," followed by a reception with artists at 12pm.
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[November 6, 2014 Concert @ A.J. Fletcher Recital Hall, 7:30pm, free admission.]
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Frequencies is an ensemble created and directed entirely by students. These remarkable members of the ECU School of Music's community make programming decisions, form ensembles, rehearse and prepare works for performance. Frequencies is music's future blooming before our ears. Come hear what drives the next generation's musical interests and passions!
[March 20, 2015 Concert @ A.J. Fletcher Recital Hall, 7:30pm, free admission.]
Select performers from the ECU School of Music, under the direction of Scott Carter, present the world premiere of Divergent Melodies (2015) a newly commissioned work by Aaron Brooks, alongside Matthew Tommasini's And the Tree Grows Again (2007). We'll also have a moderated discussion with Will Robin addressing how we engage musical ideas on a first hearing?
[March 21, 2015 Concert @ A.J. Fletcher Recital Hall, 7:30pm, free admission.]
Jorge Richter, director in a program featuring Three Musings, the winner of our 10th Annual Orchestral Composition Competition; Notturno Concertante, a clarinet concerto by Jeremy Gill performed by Christopher Grymes; and the world premiere of Prairies Ablaze, by Mark Richardson.
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Reporting from Nazareth, Israel another important "on the ground" article from Jonathan Cook analyzing BBC's recent documentary on the on-going preparations for military action in the Persian Gulf. Cook premises the credible threat the Zionists controlling Israel pose in escalating and influencing world opinion, particularly U. S. foreign policy.
Israel's Plan for a Military Strike on Iran
The BBC and Israeli Propaganda
By JONATHAN COOK
October 12, 2006
The Middle East, and possibly the world, stands on the brink of a terrible conflagration as Israel and the United States prepare to deal with Iran's alleged ambition to acquire nuclear weapons. Israel, it becomes clearer by the day, wants to use its air force to deliver a knock-out blow against Tehran. It is not known whether it will use conventional weapons or a nuclear warhead in such a strike.
At this potentially cataclysmic moment in global politics, it is good to see that one of the world's leading broadcasters, the BBC, decided this week that it should air a documentary entitled "Will Israel bomb Iran?". It is the question on everyone's lips and doubtless, with the imprimatur of the BBC, the programme will sell around the world.
The good news ends there, however. Because the programme addresses none of the important issues raised by Israel's increasingly belligerent posture towards Tehran.
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Israel's Plan for a Military Strike on Iran, Counterpunch, 12 Oct 2006


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Jon Stewart and Co. produce an ad campaign for the USPS with much-needed hipness.
Atop the burning platform, Nokia exec finds the strength to criticize iPhone and Android devices.
Once again, Cupertino tops the competition in making its customers happiest.
Two misguided CEOs? Completely necessary. Two thousand people following orders? Get rid of 'em!
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Severe layoffs and budgetary cuts.
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Oklahoma football: Web page offers glimpse of Sooners Sports TV venture
Sooner Sports TV has been promoted on Fox Sports Oklahoma and a Web page has been launched, but OU athletic officials still have not have officially announced the new multimedia sports venture with Fox.
"We're working closely with Fox and should have a formal announcement soon," said Kenny Mossman, OU senior associate athletic director, in an email Friday.
The Web page on SoonerSports.com does provide insight into the venture. It includes a schedule of OU events being carried by Fox Sports Oklahoma, Fox Sports Southwest and Fox Sports Plus, a list of cable and satellite services that carry the programming, a webcast section and a Twitter page. To reach the Web page from SoonerSports.com, click on "multimedia" and then "Sooner Sports TV."
Upcoming webcast events include pregame football programming at 4:30 p.m. Saturday and the Bob Stoops news conference at noon Monday.
Upcoming TV events include a replay of the OU-Florida A&M game at 9 a.m. Sunday on FSOK, Stoops' coach's show at 7 p.m. Sunday on FSOK, a ORU-OU soccer match at 8 p.m. on Fox Sports Plus and Stoops' news conference at noon Monday on FSOK.
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Even though the smoking ban has cleared the air in Cincinnati bars, there are still plenty of customers who enjoy lighting up with their drinks.
Outdoor patios all over the city over are being revitalized to accommodate smokers, and new patios are going in all the time. Jeff Ruby's (Downtown) and the Indian Mound Cafe (Norwood) are just two of many hoping their new patios this spring will bring out more smokers.
"The demand for a smoking space is high, and we're hoping to get some people back from Kentucky and to allow our guests to smoke cigars," says Neal Collingsworth, general manager at Jeff Ruby's.
What these bars recognize is that since the smoking ban went into effect smokers appreciate even the humblest space in which to congregate, swap stories and smoke their Turkish Gold.
Arnold's bartender Eric Evans says, "It becomes like social hour outside. You see people who were sitting across the bar from each other getting a chance to talk."
Still, Evans admits, "Since the smoking ban, bartending is a lot better."
Noelle, who picks up shifts occasionally at The Comet in Northside, says, "You know, The Comet used to be full of hipsters, but they all go down to the Gypsy Hut now. I think (The Comet) is going to have to eventually put in a patio like the one down there."
While perhaps disgruntled since the ban, Cincinnati smokers tend to be a generous and forgiving lot and aren't ashamed to call even a tacked-on patio their sacred space � a place where, rain or shine, plumes of smoke rise up among conversations that might not have happened indoors. �
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Web-Based Software Provides Powerful Business Intelligence Using QuickBooks and Other Line of Business Application DataAtlanta, Georgia | February 5, 2010 ZeeWise, Inc. (www.zeewise.com), the leading provider of Franchise Business Intelligence (BI) software announced today the release of CARS Premier Edition (Collection And Reporting System) at the 50th Annual International Franchise Association (IFA) Convention in San Antonio, Texas. For the first time in franchising, the new ZeeWise software enables managers to gain operational insight similar to the reporting and BI capabilities available to the Fortune 500.
CARS Premier Edition (CARS PE) is a Web-based software tool designed for use with Intuit Inc."s QuickBooks® to provide franchisors with insight into their franchisees, or "Zees", financial and operational performance."Utilizing our unique patent-pending Zpipe data collection tool, CARS PE automatically collects and consolidates individual Zees QuickBooks financial data as well as operational data from line of business applications. The CARS PE system then consolidates this data and presents it in a visual format using summary reports and dashboards to create an enterprise-wide model for benchmarking Zee performance," said Jerry Bell, CEO of ZeeWise.
ZeeWise, a certified QuickBooks Silver Developer, has created the only software tool that is able to combine both QuickBooks financial data with operational data from other sources and report from one consolidated system. This enhances the value of QuickBooks to the franchise business community by enabling the creation of unique management Key Performance Indicators, or KPIs, to help owners, managers and franchise executives monitor sales, operational and marketing spending efficiencies. Particularly valuable are the benchmarks, rankings and peer group comparisons, which are available instantly from the ZeeWise Web-based system. These give field business consultants a powerful tool to work with Zees to drive the growth and profits of not only their individual units but of their entire system.
The 2010 launch of ZeeWise CARS PE follows the 2008 launch of CARS at the 48th Annual IFA Convention in Orlando, Fla. The earlier version represented the first time that remote QuickBooks franchisee data could be automatically consolidated into an enterprise reporting model for an entire franchise system. Now CARS PE extends that ground breaking capability to include data collection from the many and various Line of Business, or LOB, software products in use across franchising to manage day to day operations. By combining both LOB operational data as well as QuickBooks financial data into a single enterprise data reporting system, ZeeWise has enabled franchisors to uniquely measure the health of their system.
ZeeWise CARS Premier Edition provides real time monitoring of business conditions including reports which identify both the top and bottom performing Zees as measured by critical system metrics. Utilizing CARS PE reports, franchise business consultants can quickly identify the top performers and investigate what drove their results in order to replicate best practices while still having time to identify and work with underperforming sites to improve essential business tasks. CARS PE increases overall franchise system productivity through automated monitoring of system operating results, including specific business performance measurements at the unit level, via real-time Web-based dashboards and reports.About ZeeWise Inc.
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|First-round upset sends Dragons packing at districts
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
Holyoke may have won the regular season series with Wray 2-0, but when a win mattered most in the district tournament, the seventh-seeded Eagles piled on the offense, upsetting No. 2 Holyoke with a first-round 13-3 drubbing Friday, May 9, in Yuma.
Less than a week before Friday's match, Holyoke had taken down Wray 1-0 and 4-3 to end the regular season.
"It's hard to beat a team three times in a week," coach John Zilla said. "We knew with Wray it was going to be a tough one. I don't think we looked past them at all, it just wasn't our day."
Wray put up a run first in the top half of the opening inning as a weakly-hit ball to center scored an Eagle from second. Wray made a statement at the plate in the first inning with three singles laced to the outfield, matching their total hits from the first game of last week's doubleheader in Holyoke.
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My god, backgrounds can make the game look 1,000 times more beautiful.
I'm gonna be putting a lot more of these in Edreoll. : )
Feb 12 2011, 12:26 am (Edited on Feb 12 2011, 12:36 am)
It looks neat, but that background has too many colors and isn't nearly as sharp as the foreground. It's like you just blurred out a high res picture.
I'm gonna have to keep an eye on this game. That demo or whatever it is to download on the hub looked and played pretty nice.
If you're interested in more backgrounds, Spiral Graphics recently posted some that are royalty free. =)
@SuperAntx: I did it in about 10 minutes. I wanted to see how it would look in the game, and I am impressed with the results.
Wooo, how pretty! I can make lots of these for you. :) What type of file do you need them to be, and how big?
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The Twilight ZoneFour O'Clock - Season 3, Episode 29 - 6 Apr. 1962 - A very obsessed man wants to expose evil in the world, investigating people he sees as murderers, subversives, perverts and communists, then attempting to ruin their lives.
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|One of the guest houses, where I slept. Yes there were flowers on the roof...
|Boat dock with "Tim" waiting for us.
|A tour of the neighboring islands and homes.
|The town where they get their groceries and go out to dinner sometimes.
|Evil bird island... Island has been overrun with birds and their poop kills the vegetation...
|Returning to their own island
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|Sunset in the Archipelago.
|One of their two pups, "Ben".
|Wonderful dinner in the main house.
|Amazing wildlife all around!
|Mom and Eva on their boat on our way back to Stockholm.
|Dad and Klaus getting ready to head out on the water.
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Add Montreal-based 20-20 Technologies Inc. (TWT-T) to the list of Canadian hi-tech companies being bought up by foreign investors.
An affiliate of U.S. private equity firm Vector Capital Corp. has agreed to acquire 20-20, the world's top provider of computer-assisted design, business and manufacturing software for the interior design and furniture industries, in a deal that won unanimous approval from 20-20's board.
The transaction is valued at about $77 million or $4 cash per share, representing a 28-percent premium over the closing share price of $3.12 on April 3, the last trading day before 20-20's strategic review process was publicly announced. The purchase price represents a 33-percent premium over the average closing stock price in the 90 days prior to April 3.
20-20 president and chief executive Jean-François Grou said the best-suited buyer was found after an exhausting sales process that included pitches to U.S., European and Canadian firms.
"We went out of our way to make sure everybody was contacted," he said in an interview Monday.
Canadian hi-tech insiders have bemoaned the lack of a mature financing system in this country that could ensure budding hi-tech companies like 20-20 stay here and continue to grow into larger, more globally-oriented firms.
20-20 was also the target of a U.S. activist investor a year-and-a-half ago, but Grou played down its role in pushing the company to being sold.
Eric Rosenfeld of Crescendo Partners in New York fought for a new slate of directors in 2010 but did not win its battle.
Ronsenfeld said in an interview that Crescendo "played a role in the outcome."
Crescendo is still assessing the Vector Capital offer, he said.
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DATE: Feb. 10, 2006
Black, Arab poets and spoken word artists to appear at UM-Dearborn
DEARBORN---Black and Arab poets and spoken word artists will celebrate
Black History Month with a poetry exchange called "Over the Counter,
Under the Skin" beginning at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 22 in Room
1030 of the College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters Building on
the campus of the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
The event, which is free and open to the public, is sponsored by UM-Dearborn's
African and African American
Studies Program and the Center
for Arab American Studies, and co-sponsored by the Association of
African American Students. The program is supported by a Diversity Challenge
Grant from UM-Dearborn's Office of the Provost.
The artists scheduled to appear include Alise Alousi, the De-Cipher Collective,
Vievee Francis, Kim Hunter, Marilynn Rashid, Kevin Rashid and 3rd Eye
Open featuring Omari King Wise.
The program will begin with a reception at 6 p.m., followed by poetry
readings at 6:45 p.m. and discussion with artists at 8:15 p.m.
For more information, contact UM-Dearborn's African and African American
Studies Program at (313) 593-1391 or the Center for Arab American Studies
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