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Subject: FW: This teacher is truly a genius!
This teacher is truly a genius!
As the late Adrian Rogers said, "you cannot multiply wealth by dividing it." This man is truly a genius!
An economics professor at a local college made a statement that he had never failed a single student before, but had once failed an entire class.That class had insisted that Obama's socialism worked and that no one would be poor and no one would be rich, a great equalizer.The professor then said, "OK, we will have an experiment in this class on Obama's plan". All grades would be averaged and everyone would receive the same grade so no one would fail and no one would receive an A. After the first test, the grades were averaged and everyone got a B. The students who studied hard were upset and the students who studied little were happy. As the second test rolled around, the students who studied little had studied even less and the ones who studied hard decided they wanted a free ride too so they studied little. The second test average was a D! No one was happy. When the 3rd test rolled around, the average was an F. The scores never increased as bickering, blame and name-calling all resulted in hard feelings and no one would study for the benefit of anyone else. All failed, to their great surprise, and the professor told them that socialism would also ultimately fail because when the reward is great, the effort to succeed is great but when government takes all the reward away, no one will try or want to succeed. Could not be any simpler than that. Remember, there is a mid-term election in 2010!
Subject: FW: The cow and the ice cream...
--From a teacher in the Nashville area
"We are worried about 'the cow' when it is all about the 'Ice Cream.'
The most eye-opening civics lesson I ever had was while teaching third grade this year...
The presidential election was heating up and some of the children showed an interest.
I decided we would have an election for a class president.
We would choose our nominees. They would make a campaign speech and the class would vote.
To simplify the process, candidates were nominated by other class members.
We discussed what kinds of characteristics these students should have.
We got many nominations and from those, Jamie and Olivia were picked to run for the top spot.
The class had done a great job in their selections. Both candidates were good kids.
I thought Jamie might have an advantage because he got lots of parental support.
I had never seen Olivia's mother.
The day arrived when they were to make their speeches.
Jamie went first.
He had specific ideas about how to make our class a better
place. He ended by promising to do his very best.
Everyone applauded and he sat down.
Now is was Olivia's turn to speak.
Her speech was concise.
She said, "If you will vote for me, I will give you ice cream."
She sat down.
The class went wild. "Yes! Yes!
We want ice cream."
She surely would say more. She did not have to..
A discussion followed. How did she plan to pay for the ice cream?
She wasn't sure.
Would her parents buy it or would the class pay for it.
She didn't know.
The class really didn't care.
All they were thinking about was ice cream.
Jamie was forgotten. Olivia won by a landslide..
Every time Barack Obama opened his mouth he offered ice cream and
52 percent of the people reacted like nine year olds.
They want ice cream.
The other 48 percent know
they're going to have to feed the cow and clean up the mess."
This is the ice cream Obama promised us!
Remember, the government cannot give anything to anyone --
that they have not first taken away from someone else.
Subject: FW: What a Letter?
What a Letter?
This 4th grade teacher has said it all, and she was brave enough to attach her name to it.
April 17, 2009
The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington , DC 20500
Mr. Obama: I have had it with you and your administration, sir. Your conduct on your recent trip overseas has convinced me that you are not an adequate representative of the United States of America collectively or of me personally.
You are so obsessed with appeasing the Europeans and the Muslim world that you have abdicated the responsibilities of the President of the United States of America . You are responsible to the citizens of the United States ... You are not responsible to the peoples of any other country on earth.
I personally resent that you go around the world apologizing for the United States telling Europeans that we are arrogant and do not care about their status in the world. Sir, what do you think the First World War and the Second World War were all about if not the consideration of the peoples of Europe ? Are you brain dead? What do you think the Marshall Plan was all about? Do you not understand or know the history of the 20th century?
Where do you get off telling a Muslim country that the United States does not consider itself a Christian country? Have you not read the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution of the United States ? This country was founded on Judeo-Christian ethics and the principles governing this country, at least until you came along, come directly from this heritage. Do you not understand this?
Your bowing to the king of Saudi Arabia is an affront to all Americans. Our President does not bow down to anyone, let alone the king of Saudi Arabia . You didn't show Great Britain , our best and one of our oldest allies, the respect they deserve yet you bow down to the king of Saudi Arabia ... How dare you, sir! How dare you!
You cant find the time to visit the graves of our greatest generation because you don't want to offend the Germans but make time to visit a mosque in Turkey .... You offended our dead and every veteran when you give the Germans more respect than the people who saved the German people from themselves. What's the matter with you? I am convinced that you and the members of your administration have the historical and intellectual depth of a mud puddle and should be ashamed of yourselves, all of you..
You are so self-righteously offended by the big bankers and the American automobile manufacturers yet do nothing about the real thieves in this situation, Mr. Dodd, Mr. Frank, Franklin Raines, Jamie Gorelic, the Fannie Mae bonuses, and the Freddie Mac bonuses. What do you intend to do about them? Anything? I seriously doubt it.
What about the U.S. House members passing out $9.1 million in bonuses to their staff members on top of the $2.5 million in automatic pay raises that lawmakers gave themselves? I understand the average House aide got a 17% bonus. I took a 5% cut in my pay to save jobs with my employer. You haven't said anything about that. Who authorized that? I surely didn't!
Executives at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will be receiving $210 million in bonuses over an eighteen-month period, that's $45 million more than the AIG bonuses. In fact, Fannie and Freddie executives have already been awarded $51 million not a bad take. Who authorized that and why haven't you expressed your outrage at this group who are largely responsible for the economic mess we have right now?
I resent that you take me and my fellow citizens as brain-dead and not caring about what you idiots do. We are watching what you are doing and we are getting increasingly fed up with all of you.
I also want you to know that I personally find just about everything you do and say to be offensive to every one of my sensibilities. I promise you that I will work tirelessly to see that you do not get a chance to spend two terms destroying my beautiful country.
Sincerely, Every real American
P.S. I rarely ask that emails be 'passed around'.............PLEASE SEND THIS TO YOUR EMAIL LIST......it's past time for all Americans to wake up!
Ms Kathleen Lyday Fourth Grade Teacher Grandview Elementary School 11470 Hwy . C Hillsboro , MO 63050 (636) 944-3291 Phone (636) 944-3870 Fax
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About the Museum
In the southern part of the Old Town of Tallinn, between the Town Hall Square and the Toompea Hill, stands St. Nicholas' Church. The former church today houses the Niguliste Museum, one of the branches of the Art Museum of Estonia. The exposition of ecclesiastical art from the Medieval and Early Modern periods presented here is the most significant and extensive collection of church art in Estonia.
The collection of the Art Museum of Estonia, founded in 1919, was formed in the course of almost a century. The majority of the church art was collected in the 1920s and 1930s. After the Second World War, works of ecclesiastical art from other museums and churches of Estonia were added to the collections, yet most of the exhibits in the Niguliste Museum originate from St. Nicholas' Church.
The Niguliste Museum is one of the few northern European museums located in a former church, where ecclesiastical art can be enjoyed in its historical context. Late medieval altarpieces and wooden sculptures form the core of the collection. The best-known work in the museum is the Danse Macabre painted by Bernt Notke at the end of the 15th century. A large part of the exposition is comprised of post-Reformation ecclesiastical art from the 16th–17th centuries. The historical collection of the chandeliers of the church, as well as tombstones from the medieval and Early Modern periods, can be seen in the museum. The Silver Chamber, opened in 2001, displays a choice of objects from the silver collection of the Art Museum of Estonia, the most significant part being treasures of the Tallinn guilds and the Brotherhood of the Black Heads.

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Are developers aboard SOA bandwagon?
IT managers love the SOA design philosophy of code reuse. But what about programmers?
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) may be a nirvana for efficiency-hungry IT managers and bean counters, but what about for the programmers building application components that will repeatedly be reused?
Are some fearing for their jobs once applications are componentized?
Developers are usually reticent to reusing someone else's code. Plagued with the affliction affectionately known as "Not Invented Here Syndrome," developers are used to the walls built between different segments of an enterprise IT organization. It's not unusual for companies to have multiple versions of an inventory-lookup application sitting around, for example.
With SOA getting more attention, however, developers are finding themselves in a Catch-22. Some reluctantly following an IT shop's SOA design philosophy might be programming themselves to the unemployment line. An online reader poll on SearchWebServices.com posed the question of whether developers are fearful SOAs might some day cost them their jobs. Eighty-eight percent either said yes or were unsure.
Some observers weren't so quick to fall in line with that thinking.
"As we talk to members of the development community, we don't sense desperation that SOAs are going to break anybody's rice bowl," said Burton Group senior analyst James Kobielus. "Offshore outsourcing is what's striking anxiety in developers. It's not that the work being done isn't as productive, but you can pay less to a programmer in India than in Illinois. That's the real anxiety. It doesn't have anything to do with SOA."
SOA is a design philosophy where code is written once and reused again and again throughout an enterprise. Often, SOA is based on Web services standards that enable application components to be accessed and consumed by business partners, suppliers and customers.
"I understand SOA-Web services to be the answer for integration and B2B needs," said Kaleem Aziz, a software consultant in California. "I am bullish on this technology because that's one stone for two birds! Also, I am excited because SOA is invariably business driven when it comes to [business process management]."
Managers love SOA for its efficiency. Developers are no longer re-inventing the wheel, and new services and applications are built quicker with reusable components. Burton Group's Kobielus said his clients, usually enterprise decision makers like chief information officers and chief technology officers, want to know about the practical relevance of SOAs in their businesses.
"Generally those people using SOAs can employ fewer programmers, or do more with the programmers they have," Kobielus said. "Services are not needed in the way they used to be. Does that mean that these programmers are unemployable? No. It means their labor is available to other projects. IT shops can tackle new development projects with labor that's already been done. They don't have to rebuild the same procurement application over and over in different units."
Some managers, meanwhile, are either issuing ultimatums to developers to fall in line with SOAs or offer incentives for code reuse for application development groups.
"Most developers seem to take pride in self-made code, and collaboration isn't seen unless it is driven by a company policy," Aziz said. "In other words, they see their creations as more important, comfortable and well thought out than a business need."
Incentives or punishments aren't always the answer either.
"With large companies, it is very difficult to know a piece of code exists in another department. And assuming it does, the different approaches each team has taken to develop their code often doesn't fit in with that of the other team," Aziz said.
"For instance, to be able to use the code of another team, the first hurdle becomes 'Which team will maintain it?,' which is important for [answering the question of] how will the bugs be routed? The second issue then is the ill feeling or nervousness of one person's code being handed over to another -- how do you manage that? What works at a micro scale should work at a macro scale, one would think, but it isn't that straightforward when it comes to technology-management."
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A sadness descended upon Pleasantville this Christmas. People around here walked around confused and unsure of what to do. Normally, Christmas looks like this:But this year, Christmas looked like this:Notice the difference? NOTICE THE INCREDIBLE DIFFERENCE??
Now don't get me wrong. I love it here. I really do. There are a lot of wonderful things about living in Pleasantville, things that I value even more now that I'm a woman in her thirties who is a wife and mother.
The winter, however, is not one of them.
Not having a white Christmas in Minnesota is like not having sunshine in California in the summer. You would think that the people here had been told there was no Santa, that's how depressed the weather people were all week when they had to report that there would be no snow before the holidays. It was like people had forgotten we had 17 inches of snow by this time last year, AND P.S. I HAD A NEWBORN AND THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO LOSE MY MIND.
So it wasn't just Anna who made out like a bandit this Christmas:
Mom was pretty happy about the way things turned out, too. A woman in her thirties takes her blessings where she can get them, and this year they came in the form of books, boots, and a brown, merry Christmas.
Monday, January 2, 2012
A Woman in her Thirties Dreams of a Brown Christmas
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You're a loser (just kidding, but I was SO SAD that there was no snow for Christmas!! We only go back every other year, there should be snow!!)ReplyDelete
I think you're crazy. White Christmas's are the BEST. But I understand..... And it's ALWAYS Sunny in California. MOVE. BACK. We can DRIVE to snow!ReplyDelete
Totally feel that same way... I loved *not* having to put on snowpants, snowboots, mittens (times 4). And I loved no snow.ReplyDelete
I'm super happy about 40's this week too :)
You've got to admit, those luminaries just don't look the same on the dead grass as they do on the snow...ReplyDelete
I'm with T...the first pic is that of white beauty!!! But I don't have to live in it;)ReplyDelete
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Cavaliers Wilson Junior Slam Series 2019: Stellenbosch Tournament
Dear Parents, players and coaches
UPDATE : Download the tournament results here –> Uitslae Wilson Stellenbosch 2019-1
The Stellenbosch Tournament will be the 2nd leg of the 2019 Cavaliers Wilson Junior Slam Series. Please note that the tournament will be taking place on Saturday 2 March 2019, and the closing date for entries is on 22 February 2019. Entries are now open, so please don't delay as entries can be closed when courts are fully allocated. For all the tournament details and to enter online, click here,
Cavaliers Wilson Stellenbosch online entry form .
If you have any problems while entering, or any other queries, please contact the event organiser, Theresa Bakker Cell: 083 277 3374 / Tel: 021 – 886 6661
Please also note that the u/9 age group now also includes an A category, with the B category that will play with an orange ball and court. Players are allowed to serve underarm (they may bounce the ball and hit a forearm). More information about the series, and the rules, can be viewed from the menu above under Tournament rules .


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Dress: Shein / Shoes: Christian Louboutin / Necklace: BaubleBar / Sunglasses: RayBan / Ring: Etsy / Lipstick: MAC Ruby Woo /
Photography: Jenny Kang
You GUYS! When I first spotted this neon camouflage dress on Instagram I knew it was my soulmate. But with the holidays around the corner and post car repair "brokeness" I figured it would stay on my phone and never reach the closet. This notion was blown when I clicked and saw that it's only $13!!!
It forms to fit any figure and feels like a premium Tee shirt on the skin. And don't even get me started on those eye popping colors!
Grab yours and wear with a moto jacket or duster, and opaque tights for the upcoming cold weather. Then enjoy it when the weather warms up again. You just can't lose!
Tee / Pants: Old Similar / Boots / Clutch / Lipstick: Ruby Woo / Sunglasses / Charm Bracelet: Similar / Necklace / Sparkly Bracelets: 30% off and here / Rings
Who's still digging the camo look? I love that a print, which was respectfully invented to blend can make a girl stand out so glamorously! Update a basic tee with knee highs and splashes of bling. It also plays well with the most vibrant of colors as worn here and here
How do you like to glam up camouflage?
Blouse and Pants Neimans Last Call, Shoes: BCBG, Clutch: Clare Vivier, Ring: YSL, Bracelets: Similar, Watch: Gift Similar, Sunglasses: Ray-Ban, Earrings: Sammoon, Lipstick: MAC Lady Danger
Things I'm glad for lately…
1. Longer sunny days
2. Spending quality time with the Hubs
3. Sunday Brunches
4. Silver Pumps
5. Pops of Color, whether on the lips, clothes or walls
6. Impromptu shopping trips on my lunch break
Neimans Last call has become one of my favorite lunch break spots. I'll grab a quick bite to eat before heading into the gorgeously merchandised store. That's where the real feeding begins! They boast drool worthy pieces for much less than what you'd find in the regular department store. You'll also constantly catch them running deals on top of that! Like these camo pants and Amanda Uprichard blouse. That are now marked an addition 25% off! Lunch is served and I'm just getting warmed up!
What makes you feel glad lately? I'm just dying to know!
Shirt: Express, Pants: On Mega Sale, Shoes: Christian Louboutin Similar, Clutch: Clare Vivier, Earrings: Similar, Ring: Forever 21 Fox version, Bracelet: Stella & Dot, Sunglasses: Ray-Ban
Valentines Day means different things to different girls. Some of us are swooningly in love and can't wait to see what "he" plans. Some think of it as just another day and could do without the flowers, cards or candy.
This post is for those times in our lives when Valentine's Day comes at the worst moment. Either we've realized that we're with the wrong partner or heaven forbid its the other way around.
Even so, we've passed the in bed-crying over chocolates and chick flicks phase. We've looked at our calendars and realized that the big "V" falls on a Friday this year. What newly single girl is willing to waste a perfectly good TGIF night?
So we'll slip on our camo pants and spiked Louboutins for battle. We'll mix with leopard accessories for prowling purposes but be sure to shimmy under a pink blouse. I mean we are still soft and pretty at the end of the day.
So toss an arm around your best friend, sip that perfect cocktail and sing Pat Benatar's "Love is a Battlefield" to your hearts content.
Lets do this Bling Lovers!


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Dole Fresh Vegetables has announced the recall of a limited number of cases of Dole American Blend salad, due to concerns of a possible health risk from Listeria monocytogenes.
The affected Dole salad are those packed in 12 oz. bags, coded A275208A or B, with Use-by date of October 17 and UPC 7143000933. The salads were distributed in Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Wisconsin.
No illnesses have been reported in association with the recall, and no other salads are included in the recall.


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The Coffeyville Community College Red Raven football team lost at home to the Garden City Community College Broncbusters, 39-13. The loss evened the Red Ravens overall record to 3-3.
The Red Ravens came out of the locker room to start the game with new black on black uniforms and initially it looked like the new uni's were just the thing to get the Red Ravens going.
The crowd at Veterans Memorial stadium had just barely gotten comfortable in their seats when Red Raven sophomore reciever Terry Wright, from Memphis Tennessee, took the opening kick-off and raced 90 yards for an opening kick-off return touchdown. The extra point by Red Raven freshmen kicker Cooper Lee, from Desoto Kansas, was blocked by the Broncbusters and ten seconds into the game, Coffeyville had a 6-0 lead.
However, from that point on, the Red Ravens did not have much to celebrate. Midway through the first quarter, Coffeyville's offense was called for intentional grounding while in their own endzone, which handed a safety to the Broncbusters. Coffeyville's lead was cut to 6-2.
Early in the second quarter, Garden City drove 80 yards in three plays, capped off by a seven yard touchdown pass. Garden's extra point was blocked and on the scramble for the loose ball the Broncbusters were able to recover it and advance it for the two point conversion. The Broncbusters took the lead 10-6.
Next up for the Broncbuster offense was a six play 40 yard drive that Garden capped off with a four yard touchdown run. The Garden City extra point extended their lead out to 18-6.
After trading punts to end the second quarter, Garden led Coffeyville 18-6 at halftime.
The third quarter was a defensive struggle with Garden City and Coffeyville exchanging punts through most of the quarter. The Broncbusters were able to put more points on the board late in the third quarter with a 23 yard touchdown run and extra point to extend the lead over Coffeyville to 25-6.
The fourth quarter started with more scoring from Garden City with the Broncbusters scoring on a two yard touchdown reception to go up 32-6 on Coffeyville.
With approximately five minutes remaining in the game, Red Raven sophomore quarterback Coleman Key, from Broken Arrow Oklahoma, was able to hook up with freshmen receiver Isaiah McIntyre, from Tampa Florida, for a five yard touchdown pass to cut the lead to 32-13.
Coffeyville gave up a late touchdown to Garden and the game ended 13-39 in favor of the Broncbusters.
The stats for the game leaned heavily towards Garden City with the Broncbusters outgaining the Red Ravens 477 to 244 yards and Garden City out rushing the Red Ravens 297 to 36 yards.
Garden City's Tra Minter had a total of 30 rushes for 197 yards and two touchdowns.
Coffeyville will return to action next Saturday, October 15th for a road game at Miami Oklahoma to take on Northeastern Oklahoma A&M (NEO). Kick-off for the game is set for 6:00 pm.


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Below you will find a copy of the Operating Unit's Safety Data Sheets.
For further information regarding the Operating Units, please refer to the applicable Operating Unit's page located under Locations.
SDS - Aluminum Alloys
SDS - Copper and Alloys
SDS - Stainless Steel
SDS - Steel
*Note: the above Safety Data Sheets comply with WHMIS - 2015 and as such they do not expire every 3 years.


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SoMa: Now that the Ferry Building's Thursday market is a certified hit, three of the most popular vendors—Tacolicious (Laiola's taco venture hit), Ryan Farr's 4505 Meats and Namu—have decided to come out and play on Fridays too, which should be lovely news to downtown office workers.
But they won't be in the Ferry Building. Starting next Friday (Sept. 25), the street food trio will be serving lunch every Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the courtyard of the office buildings located at 631 Folsom St., which is right off Second Street.
And word on the street is that pork overlord (and NY Times darling) Ryan Farr just might be roasting an entire pig too.
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(Hungarian Walnut and Poppy Seed Rolls)
Beigli is the most popular Christmas pastry in Hungary. Traditionally it comes in two flavors, poppy seed or walnut. Most pastry shops and grocery stores also sell Beiglis in other delicious assortments, ranging from chestnut to plum filled versions. Beigli originates from Germany and in Hungary it became a custom to bake Beigli for Christmas in the 19th century during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. Most families in Hungary have their own Beigli recipe and if you wish to make your very own traditional Beigli at home, here is a great recipe to follow.
The ingredients:
For the dough:
500 g flour
250 g butter
50 g sugar
2 eggs
20 g fresh yeast
1 dl milk
pinch of salt
For the poppy seed filling:
300 g of ground poppy-seed
200 g sugar
1 vanilla-sugar
50 g of raisins
2 tablespoons of apricot jam
1 dl milk
For the walnut filling:
300 g minced walnut
200 g sugar
1 vanilla-sugar
50 g of raisins
zest of one lemon
1 grated apple
2 tablespoons of honey
1 dl milk
The how-to:
Dissolve the yeast with a pinch of sugar in 100 ml of lukewarm milk and let it set. Mix the flour, butter, egg and the remaining sugar in a bowl. Add the yeast mixture and knead until the dough is medium soft. Once the dough is smooth, divide it into 2 larger or 4 smaller loafs. Cover with foil and let them rest in the fridge for about two hours.
Prepare the fillings. Each filing starts by adding the sugar to the milk. Heat up the mixture (do not boil), remove from the heat and mix in the remaining ingredients.
Remove the dough from the fridge and place it on a floured surface. Roll the dough into a rectangular shape with an even thickness of half a centimeter (quarter of an inch). The width should be the width of the baking pan you'll be using. Depending on the size of the baking pan you can make 2 larger rolls or 4 smaller rolls.
Spread the filling uniformly on the dough, leaving about 1.5 centimeters (half an inch) free around the edges. Fold the edges over the filling and roll up the dough along the longer side. Spread egg yolk on the top of the rolls with a brush. Let it dry and set the rolls aside for about half an hour. Then spread egg white on top of the rolls and once again, let it dry and set the rolls aside for another half an hour.
Preheat oven to 200 C. Make little holes in the top of the rolls with a fork. Put the rolls on a baking pan covered with baking paper and bake them for about 30 minutes or until golden brown. Let them cool before slicing.
Try this recipe at home or, if you are visiting Hungary during the holiday season, try your Beigli-making-skills at one of Chefparade's fun cooking classes.
Enjoy and bon appétit! (Jó étvágyat!)
You may also like Chefparade's other Christmas recipe prepared for us: Mákos Guba (Bread Pudding with Poppy Seeds)


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The LP PENCIL Box is a resource center for MNPS teachers to shop for free supplies to take back to their classroom. On average, a teacher shopper leaves with around $300 in great stuff for their students.
As a volunteer with The LP PENCIL Box Store Crew, you will assist teacher shoppers check in and check out. Your primary responsibilities include restocking shelves with educational goodies, loading teachers cars with free stuff, and preparing donations for re-distribution.
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There are schools offering veterinary programs in Indiana!
Schools Offering Veterinary Medicine Programs in Indiana
Nearby States
Each year, roughly 0.2% of Indiana students graduate with degrees in veterinary medicine. That means an estimated 363 veterinarians graduate from Indiana's 8 veterinary schools each year.
Top Schools
Indiana University-Bloomington, which was ranked 18th nationwide in 2010, is the top-ranked school in Indiana that has a veterinary program. It is located in Bloomington. In 2010, 1 students graduated from Indiana University-Bloomington's veterinary program. Indiana University-Bloomington charged in-state students $9,028 in tuition fees per year.
The second-ranked school in Indiana with a veterinary program is Purdue University-Main Campus, which is located in West Lafayette. In 2010, it was ranked 21st nationwide. In 2010, 168 students graduated from Purdue University-Main Campus veterinary program. The tuition rate at Purdue University-Main Campus was $9,070 per year.
The third-ranked school in Indiana with a veterinary program is Ball State University, which is located in Muncie. In 2010, it was ranked 31st nationwide. In 2010, Ball State University graduated 16 students from its veterinary programs. The tuition rate at Ball State University was $8,214 per year.
If you are hoping to attend one of Indiana's veterinary schools, you can expect to pay an average tuition of $10,390 per year, though tuition can range from $13,370 per year to $8,214 per year. In 2010, the veterinary schools that charged the highest tuition rates in Indiana were:
- International Business College-Indianapolis - located in Indianapolis, students are charged $13,370 per year
- International Business College - located in Fort Wayne, students are charged $13,080 per year
- Harrison College-Northwest - located in Indianapolis, students are charged $12,135 per year
The following Indiana veterinary schools had the lowest tuition rates:
- Ball State University - located in Muncie, students are charged $8,214 per year
- Brown Mackie College-South Bend - located in South Bend, students are charged $8,992 per year
- Indiana University-Bloomington - located in Bloomington, students are charged $9,028 per year
A veterinary degree from an Indiana school... what next?
Most people who graduate from veterinary school in Indiana go on to work as a veterinarian. In 2010, there were 1,150 veterinarians working in Indiana. In Indiana, the largest numbers of veterinarians work in the following counties:
- Boone County - 380 veterinarians
- Blackford County - 100 veterinarians
- Jasper County - 90 veterinarians
Projected Growth
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that by 2018, an estimated 1,680 veterinarians will be working in Indiana state. This would require the number of veterinarians to grow by 32%.
On average, a veterinarian earns a salary of $89,220 per year in Indiana state. However, this number is only an average. veterinarians in Indiana had varying salaries from $29,010 to $135,450 per year in 2010. A veterinarian in the following Indiana counties makes the highest salaries on average:
- Elkhart County - $108,170 per year
- St. Joseph County - $85,280 per year
- Adams County - $84,230 per year
On average, veterinarians earns the least in the following Indiana counties:
- Crawford County - $67,780 per year
- Greene County - $69,940 per year
- Blackford County - $71,220 per year
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New Delhi: India's beef exports and leather sector is likely to be affected due to the government's ban on the trade of cattle for slaughter and industry will seek revocation of the decision.
The country exported buffalo meat worth Rs 26,000 crore and Rs 35,000 crore leather and leather products in 2016-17 fiscal. About 35 lakh people are engaged in these industries.
Last week, the Environment Ministry had notified ban on sale and purchase of cattle from animal markets for slaughter and also prohibited any cruel practices on them.
"The decision will have implications on meat exports as well as on the availability of raw material for the domestic industry. We will ask the government to reconsider the decision," Council for Leather Exports former chairman Rafeeq Ahmed told Press Trust of India.
However, top exporters body Federation of Indian Exports Organisation (FIEO) Director General Ajay Sahai said, "There will be slight impact on exports as cattles are normally purchased directly from farmers and not from animal markets."
FIEO is studying the complete impact of the decision, he added.
Stating that the decision will hit farmers badly, All India Meat and Livestock Exporters Association Spokesperson Fauzan Alavi had last week said that a large number of farmers bring their "unproductive" cattle to the markets for sale.
"It is the unproductive cattle, which arrives in large number for sale in these markets, as their feasibility virtually cease to exist, while the per day maintenance cost goes up.
"The high yielding milching animals rarely arrive at the cattle market for sale. The per day cost incurred on a buffalo ranges from Rs 125 to Rs 150, while the general price of the milk sold is Rs 40 per litre. If the per day milk production dips, then gradually the cattle becomes unproductive," he had said.


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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17 In another step to extend its dominance of online advertising, Google said Monday that it would begin selling ads on Web pages that are viewed on cellphones.
The company said that its new product, AdSense for Mobile, would establish a cellphone advertising network in which Google would match ads with the content of mobile Web pages, much as it does online.
Other Internet giants, including Yahoo and AOLTime Warner, as well as some start-ups, have also created advertising networks tailored for mobile phones.
Dilip Venkatachari, product management director for AdSense, said the ads would provide a new source of revenue for publishers and could encourage more online sites to create mobile-focused Web sites. Like most other Google advertising systems, ad prices will be set through an auction and and advertisers will pay when a user clicks on its ad.
Mr. Venkatachari said Google had encouraged publishers to have no more than two ads per mobile page, a smaller number than typically appear on a PC's Web browser.
Google has been testing the system with a limited number of advertisers and publishers this year. On Tuesday, it will open it to all mobile publishers in 13 countries, including the United States, Britain, France, China and India.
Last summer, Google began selling ads that appear next to search results on mobile phones through a program known as AdWords. Last week, it said that all of its online AdWords advertisers, which are said to number in the hundreds of thousands, would be eligible to have their ads appear next to search results on cellphones.
Google's further inroads into mobile advertising have long been expected. But the market remains relatively small, and analysts do not expect the new service to contribute much soon to Google's bottom line.
Still, advertisers and publishers appear to be growing increasingly comfortable with mobile advertising. AdMob, a start-up that runs a mobile advertising network, showed 230 million ads in January and expects to show about 1.5 billion this month, said Omar Hamoui, its founder and chief executive.
"The reason that Google and others are getting in is that the market is growing so rapidly, so people are getting very excited," Mr. Hamoui said.
Earlier in the year, AOL acquired Third Screen Media, an AdMob competitor, while Microsoft acquired ScreenTonic, a mobile ad company based in Paris. On Monday, Nokia said it would buy Enpocket, a company in Boston that displays ads on cellphones.
Microsoft said it was expanding a mobile search partnership with Sprint first announced last November. Since then, Microsoft's search technology allowed Sprint customers to look for ring tones and local Web content, like restaurants and stores. Starting Tuesday, Sprint customers will be able to use Microsoft's service to search the entire Web on their cellphones.
In addition, customers will be able to choose to have Sprint track their whereabouts, so that when they search for local content, they will not have to type in their location.
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What Really Happened in Y2K? That's the question Professor Martyn Thomas is asking in a forthcoming lecture and in a recent Chips With Everything podcast, from which I picked a few quotes that I particularly enjoyed.
On why choosing to use two digits for years was arguably a reasonable choice, in its time and context:
The problem arose originally because when most of the systems were being programmed before the 1990s computer power was extremely expensive and storage was extremely expensive. It's quite hard to recall that back in 1960 and 1970 a computer would occupy a room the size of a football pitch and be run 24 hours a day and still only support a single organisation.
It was because those things were so expensive, because processing was expensive and in particular because storage was so expensive that full dates weren't stored. Only the year digits were stored in the data.On the lack of appreciation that, despite the eventual understated outcome, Y2K exposed major issues:
I regard it as a signal event. One of these near-misses that it's very important that you learn from, and I don't think we've learned from it yet. I don't think we've taken the right lessons out of the year 2000 problem. And all the people who say it was all a myth prevent those lessons being learned.On what bothers him today:
I'm [worried about] cyber security. I think that is a threat that's not yet being addressed strategically. We have to fix it at the root, which is by making the software far less vulnerable to cyber attack ... Driverless cars scare the hell out of me, viewed through the lens of cyber security.
We seem to feel that the right solution to the cyber security problem is to train as many people as we can to really understand how to look for cyber security vulnerabilities and then just send them out into companies ... without recognising that all we're doing is training a bunch of people find all the loopholes in the systems and then encourage companies to let them in and discover all their secrets.
Similarly, training lots of school students to write bad software, which is essentially what we're doing by encouraging app development in schools, is just increasing the mountain of bad software in the world, which is a problem. It's not the solution.On building software:
People don't approach building software with the same degree of rigour that engineers approach building other artefacts that are equally important. The consequence of that is that most software contains a lot of errors. And most software is not managed very well.
One of the big problems in the run-up to Y2K was that most major companies could not find the source code for their big systems, for their key business systems. And could not therefore recreate the software even in the form that it was currently running on their computers.
The lack of professionalism around managing software development and software was revealed by Y2K ... but we still build software on the assumption that you can test it to show that it's fit for purpose.On the frequency of errors in software:
A typical programmer makes a mistake in, if they're good, every 30 lines of program. If they're very, very good they make a mistake in every 100 lines. If they're typical it's in about 10 lines of code. And you don't find all of those by testing.On his prescription:
The people who make the money out of selling us computer systems don't carry the cost of those systems failing. We could fix that. We could say that in a decade's time - to give the industry a chance to shape up - we were going to introduce strict liability in the way that we have strict liability in the safety of children's toys for example.Image: https://flic.kr/p/7wbBSu


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Snowmobiling adventures
Becoming a guide at Chilcotin Holidays isn't just about the challenges of guiding the guests on horse-back!
It's also about riding the mountain tops on the snowmobile's, here Alison is facing one her challenges to date riding the snowmobile up to 6,000ft in elevation. Alison was raised in the heart of England where snow would come for 2 weeks of the year but only up to 3cm would lay, so Snowmobiling has never been an activity for her until now! She has been working as an Intern with Chilcotin Holidays in BC for almost 9 months now after becoming a guide and she decided to see out the Winter, at least 3months of the year we have 3 feet of snow which is perfect for anyone interested in riding the Snowmobiles and as you get higher the snow gets even deeper.
"Now with the snow melting at the ranch our 1st challenge was getting our Snowmobile's through the dirt tracks to the snow, we finally made it to the road that was going to take us up into the mountains, my second challenge was that I kept getting stuck I didn't have any confidence in myself to give full throttle so I was constantly getting stuck, every moment the bar was raised higher as we were riding further up into the mountains, I was then faced with ridges and just when I wanted to give up I realised I wouldnt be able to do something like this at home and kept thinking of the people back home that have never been given this opportunity and experience, so I pushed myself forward we finally reached 6,000ft and all you could see was the tops of the mountains and Gun Lake in the background, it was incredible and it was a nice sunny day, I will never forget this amazing opportunity and will definately be looking forward to my next snowmobile adventure out in the mountains maybe with a lot more confidence. I might even do the course so I can follow my new dream of becoming a guide on snowmobiles.' Alison
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Universal Music Group has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against a group of companies their lawyers suspect of distributing unauthorized mixtapes to prisoners.
The companies, including the Centric group and Keefe group, are accused of selling "care packages" for families to send their incarcerated loved ones that contain mixes of songs by artists like Steve Wonder, Eminem, LL Cool J, James Brown, and the Jackson Five.
"The 'mixtape' label is frequently a cover for piracy," Universal said in the lawsuit, adding, "the infringing copies of Plaintiffs' sound recordings and musical compositions, in which Defendants unlawfully transact and from which they unjustly profit, are contraband personified."
Universal is demanding the maximum statutory damages of $150,000 for each copyrighted work infringed. Keefe and Centric group have not yet made public comment.
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Here is the official press release sent out today by the Welsh Curry House Awards 2012:
Purple Poppadom is Welsh Curry House of the Year 2012.
The Festivals Company is proud to announce that the Purple Poppadom from Cardiff has been crowned Welsh Curry House of the Year 2012. The announcement was made by Rt Hon Carwyn Jones AM, First Minister of Wales at a glittering Awards Gala Dinner at The Red Dragon Centre, Cardiff Bay on Monday 23 April 2012.
"We knew the National Award would eventually go to South Wales but we didn't think it would take six years. The Purple Poppadom is a restaurant that represents a vision of the future but is a reality we can enjoy today. Imagination, flair and confident execution were all in evidence at this fine Indian restaurant which we believe can happily compete on the world stage. This is a restaurant that Cardiff and Wales can be proud of. The Purple Poppadom is a new restaurant that lives up to the hype. The attention to detail is quite spectacular and at the heart of the dining experience is one of the best chefs in the world, Anand George," said Niaz Taj, the Jury Chair.
"The competition is committed to celebrating the fine work of the 280 Indian restaurants we have in Wales. We are also committed to encourage the sector to use more locally sourced Welsh ingredients like Welsh Lamb. The response to the Welsh Lamb Curry dish which was offered in the top 30 restaurants confirmed a demand by the public for food using locally sourced ingredients. We would like to see such ingredients become a permanent part of menus in restaurants all over Wales," said Berwyn Rowlands from the Festivals Company.
The judges who were tasked with choosing the National Winner were:
Niaz Taj, Jury Chair and Manager of the Spice Route. Shuel Ahmed, winner of the competition in 2008 and 2011 from the Sheesh Mahal in Llanelli. Bonny Young from London returns as a judge having travelled extensively in India. Sirajul Islam returns as a judge having spent 40 years in the Indian Restaurant sector.
A total of five awards were presented during the evening and the winners were:
Purple Poppadom, 185 Cowbridge Road East, Cardiff. CF11 9AJ (NATIONAL WINNER) The Suhail, 12 Bastion Road, Prestatyn. LL19 7ES (NORTH WALES WINNER) Bengal Spices, Ashfield House, Llanymynech. SY22 6ER (MID WALES WINNER) Purple Poppadom, 185 Cowbridge Road East, Cardiff. CF11 9AJ (SOUTH WALES WINNER) Bombay Blue, 27a Cardiff Road, Caerphilly. CF15 7SS (BEST DESIGN)
The Welsh Curry House of the Year competition will return in 2013!
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Previous winners of the competition:
2011: Sheesh Mahal, 53 Stepney Street, Llanelli. SA15 3YA
2010: Spice Cottage, East Street, Rhayader. LD6 5DN
2009: Kareems – The Restaurant, 72 Queen Street, Rhyl. LL18 1SB
2008: Sheesh Mahal, 53 Stepney Street, Llanelli. SA15 3YA
2007: Sopna, Felin Wen, Pontrug, Caernarfon.


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Forgotten Bird of Paradise
British film maker Dominic Brown travelled without the knowledge or authority of the Indonesian authorities in order to film Forgotten Bird of Paradise.
The documentary provides a rare and moving insight into the forgotten struggle for independence that has gripped West Papua for over 45 years.
It includes never before seen footage of OPM rebel fighters at their stronghold deep in the Papuan jungle, as well as interviews with human rights victims of the Indonesian regime.
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The United Nations Human Rights Commission has expressed concerns about a video that captures members of a pro-government youth militia in Burundi singing about raping their adversaries.
"Impregnate those opponents, so that they give birth to Imbonerakure," says the troubling verse in the song.
The Imbonerakure are the youth wing of President Pierre Nkurunziza's party ("youth" defined as "any party member age 35 or younger," according to an NPR report on the group). Their name means "those who see far" in the Kurundi language.
The opposition in Burundi has accused the Imbonerakure of militant violence, including dressing up as policemen to attack opposition demonstrators. Some of this violence has resulted in fatalities, as the militia has been known to use machetes and grenades in its attacks. The military has allegedly provided guns and explosives to the Imbonerakure. In rural Burundi, they are said to have more power than the military or police.
Nkurunziza's CNDD-FDD party denies the most damaging allegations against the Imbonerakure or distances itself from the youth militia when it becomes politically inconvenient. The latter course seems to have been pursued here. At first, the CNDD-FDD claimed the video showing the "rape song" was a fake filmed outside Burundi, but later it admitted the footage was authentic and said the song "does not conform to the morals or ideology" of the party.
A spokesman for the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights told Voice of America the Imbonerakure are waging a campaign of terror across Burundi that includes "horrendous" acts of torture such as "people being burnt with hot knives, acid being poured over parts of their body, teeth broken with rifle butts," and "attacks on sexual organs."
"These grotesque rape chants by the young men of the Imbonerakure across several provinces across Burundi are deeply alarming – particularly because they confirm what we have been hearing from those who have fled Burundi about a campaign of fear and terror by this organized militia," said spokesman Rupert Colville.
He added that his office has received reports of at least eight large rallies that included songs and slogans promoting rape and violence, and that senior government officials were present at some of them.
Burundi has been teetering on the edge of civil war for years. The previous civil war ended in 2005, after killing some 300,000 people, with a peace plan that limited Nkurunziza to two terms in office. However, he ran for and won a third term, claiming that his first term in office was ordained by parliament instead of the popular vote, so it should not count against the constitutional term limit. Burundi's constitutional court accepted this argument, but many citizens did not.
His government has become increasingly repressive, especially after a failed coup attempt against him in 2015. Burundi is one of those nations where "insulting the president" is a crime punishable by jail time, even if the perpetrators are high school children.
Much of the political violence in Burundi has an ethnic component, as the CNDD-FDD is a party of the Hutu tribe, while many victims of oppression are members of the Tutsi minority, the same tribal conflict that turned Rwanda into a bloodbath.
The U.N. High Commission for Human Rights chronicles numerous complaints of violence and the incitement to violence by CNDD-FDD officials and the Imbonerakure militia, noting that "coded language" about raping adversaries or making them disappear is all too easy to decode in a nation only a few years removed from bloody civil war.
"The Government needs to stop pretending that the Imbonerakure are nothing but a community development group," said High Commissioner Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein. "Such blatant and brazen hate speech and incitement to violence must not be tolerated, nor encouraged. In a region which has suffered so many massive outbreaks of violence and atrocities, this type of organized incitement rings very loud alarm bells."


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The Vivian Girls shouted out a show they recently played in Lake Worth that they described as a lot of fun. They'll be on the road in the UK all January and the West Coast USA in February, but maybe they'll come back down south some time after that.
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Oh, unwished wishes! Below is one of my favorites and one that might not make it: a simple, formal image that's weighed with magical thinking, desire and choice.
It's killing me with placement. KILLING ME.
This one, without a doubt, is the one I find the most aesthetically pleasing, but the light is too melancholy to work in relation to the other photos. It needs to be flat and unsparing, with no trace of being maudlin or sentimental.
I love this one, too. Jesus H. Christ, the repetition of form is spectacular to me... including a reflection that's an echoing of form! I mean come on! It's on equal footing with the one below.
This is the one that was in the 2009 installation, the most direct and flat. While the image with the door and the range hood could have been selected for 95, I wanted the one that presented the wishbone as unconnected and as a object seen with no relation to surrounding. The fetishistic quality of the object is equally present in both photos, but I wanted the viewer to read a connection outside of the frame. However, if one of these 2 comes back this year, I think it's going to be the one with the form repetition.


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Pixar poster signed by Steve Jobs sells for $31,250 at auction
08/30/2019, 07:08 am
A poster for Pixar Animation Studios' 1995 film 'Toy Story' signed by late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has gone on sale, with an auction for the 'incredibly scarce' artifact raising $31,250 after bidding closed on Thursday evening.
AR Quick Look brings augmented reality to Safari in iOS 12
07/13/2018, 01:07 pm
Online shopping will get a lot more interactive this fall when iOS 12 launches, thanks to the new feature AR Quick Look. Instead of relying on user-installed apps, AR Quick Look makes it easy to view AR capable images right from within Safari.
Inside iOS 12: Apple's ARKit 2 and USDZ usher in a new era of collaborative augmented reality
06/04/2018, 05:06 pm
With iOS 12, comes Apple's collaboration with Pixar on the USDZ format for a common augmented reality data file format. AppleInsider explains what it is, and how it helps expansion of AR.
Pixar head John Lasseter takes leave of absence amid sexual misconduct allegations
11/21/2017, 05:11 pm
John Lasseter, chief creative officer of Disney Animation Studios and close friend of late Apple CEO Steve Jobs, is taking a six-month leave of absence after allegations of inappropriate behavior toward female co-workers.
Documents show Clinton administration chummy with Steve Jobs, but dismissed cabinet member suggestions
10/23/2017, 03:10 pm
While Steve Jobs had friendly ties with President Bill Clinton and the then-First Lady Hillary Clinton -- and hosted Jobs on several occasions -- the White House did reject two of Jobs's suggestions for cabinet members.
Apple Clips for iPhone updated with more graphic options, Disney and Pixar characters
07/20/2017, 02:07 pm
Apple has updated its Clips app, adding an array of Disney characters to the video app, and new customizable text banners, overlays, and posters added for video clip presentations.
Pixar staff gets early chance to test iPad Pro & Apple Pencil
09/29/2015, 01:09 pm
Apple recently brought the iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil to the award winning Hollywood filmmakers at Pixar, giving the studio's digital animation wizards an early sneak-peek at its upcoming technology.
GM and Philips nearly bought Pixar, but deal's collapse allowed Steve Jobs to invest
07/03/2014, 10:07 am
Pixar co-founder Ed Catmull reveals in a new book that the now-legendary animation company was nearly sold to General Motors and Philips for its technology, but the deal fell through just before it could be signed.
Pixar president recalls a 'transformation' undergone by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs
04/04/2014, 12:04 pm
While Steve Jobs is famous for helping to turn Pixar into a legendary award winning animation studio, the experience of running Pixar also helped to change Jobs himself for the better, the studio's president reveals in a new book excerpt.
Disney Movies Anywhere allows users to bypass Apple's store for iTunes content, comes with free movie
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iOS device owners interested in keeping and viewing their catalog of digital Disney movies all in one place, as well as buying new titles through Apple without even needing to launch the iTunes Store, can download the new, free Disney Movies Anywhere application, which comes with a free digital copy of Pixar's "The Incredibles."
Pixar campus has tree dedicated to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs
04/11/2013, 04:04 pm
A tree at the corporate headquarters of Disney's Pixar has been dedicated to Steve Jobs, co-founder of the animation studio as well as Apple.
Judge denies class action certification in poaching lawsuit involving Apple, Google
04/05/2013, 10:04 am
Former employees of Apple, Google, and a number of other tech companies cannot yet claim class action status in their suit accusing the companies of illegal conspiracy not to poach each other's employees.
D10: Larry Ellison, Ed Catmull discuss Steve Jobs legacy
05/31/2012, 12:05 am
After appearing separately in interviews at All Things Digital, Disney-Pixar Animation president Dr Ed Catmull and Oracle chief executive Larry Ellison sat together to discuss "the Lessons of Steve Jobs."
Judge refuses to dismiss staff poaching suit against Apple, Pixar, Google
04/19/2012, 03:04 pm
Apple and a number of other technology and entertainment companies, including Google and Pixar, continue to face the prospect of a class-action antitrust suit over an anti-poaching agreement.
Found Steve Jobs interviews show 'pivotal' growth during years away from Apple
04/18/2012, 01:04 am
A technology journalist has uncovered hours of previously-unreleased recordings of audio interviews with late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs that collectively show how the growth he experienced during his so-called "wilderness years" at NeXT and Pixar prepared him for success later in life.
Disney's new 'John Carter' film dedicated to Steve Jobs
02/28/2012, 09:02 pm
Walt Disney Pictures' soon-to-be-released film "John Carter," directed by Pixar's Andrew Stanton, is dedicated to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs because Stanton didn't want too much time to pass without giving him "permanent acknowledgment."
Lawsuit accuses Apple, others of 'conspiring' to keep employee wages low
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A new class-action lawsuit takes aim at Apple, Google, Intel and other tech companies for allegedly "conspiring to suppress compensation of their employees."


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Martin studied sculpture at Emerson College in England and worked for seven years as art and craft teacher in Graz, Austria and travelled in Europe, North America, Japan, and Israel.
Martin continued to study painting with Paul Pollock in Freiburg and Hans Georg Aenis in Basel and has been living as an artist in Germany since 2002. Since 2009, also teaching activities in England and Taiwan.


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In our society, there are strong questions that shake faith in religion. People question how churches can be godly if they bring about such judgement and sin. I have felt the effects of this worry, finding myself questioning a lot about Christian religion as a whole.
But in today's readings we see that these fears are not ours alone. Paul faces a crowd of people that reject his message of a resurrected man who judges us at our death. They are unable to accept something that they cannot prove or see. We can imagine that this made the message of judgement appear bitter and unfair. The crowd failed to believe in the fundamental sign from God, his Son, and therefore Paul's entire message was quickly rejected.
This rings true in my own questioning. When I miss out on Jesus, and am lacking faith in his person, I find it easy to reject his message. Without Jesus in the center of my life, I question the church with doubt, and look for signs to support my suspicions. But if I were to take faith in Jesus, what would he show me about the Church?
Jesus says that the Spirit of truth will come, speaking what he hears, and teaching us the truth.
As we face the temptations to distrust our church or judge our fellow churchgoers, we must keep Jesus' words at heart. The Spirit of truth is with us, and is glorifying Jesus. This means that where we see Jesus glorified, truth follows.
This is true in our church. And it is true in our lives.
Let us glorify Jesus, so that we may hear what his Spirit has to say.
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Straub is locked in a heated fight over licensing that has kept the property's doors locked far longer than he would have liked.
No resolution is in sight, but TEN did launch a social casino website, Play.TenACNJ.com. This could very well be the precursor to a real-money New Jersey online gambling site … if TEN ever reopens.
It all comes down to licensing
New Jersey officials have rejected Straub's requests to forego the licensing process. A bitter fight has ensued, complete with lawsuits and plenty of mudslinging from Straub.
Straub maintains that he will be a "landlord" while a third-party company runs the casino, so he objects to getting a license.
"You can't bring money into this city," Straub told the AP in January. "Why do you think [billionaire investor] Carl Icahn backed out of his casino? It's going to make all investors coming into Atlantic City think twice. We'll see how long it takes Icahn to sell his property."
More recently, Straub likened his treatment in Atlantic City to rape:
"They're trying to make me do what my predecessors did. That's why they're bankrupt and out of business.
They don't know how to not rape you. It's like when you come to New Jersey, you have to take all your clothes off and burn all your money."
Of course, as the AP's Wayne Parry points out, Straub is trying to rewrite the rules in Atlantic City. In his short time there, he has caused more drama on the Boardwalk than anyone since the cast of Jersey Shore.
TEN's NJ online casino
GAN powers the TEN social casino site. The company holds a transactional waiver from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement to offer real-money online gambling in conjunction with a licensed New Jersey casino.
GAN is already an active player in the real-money market. GAN provides the platform for Betfair's New Jersey online casino and was linked to at least one other prominent Atlantic City casino.[show-table name=cta-betfair]
Online gambling is a must in New Jersey
It would be surprising if TEN Casino reopens without plans to launch an online gambling site.
All of the land-based casino operators in Atlantic City now offer online gambling:
- Caesars
- Tropicana
- Golden Nugget
- Resorts
- Borgata
If a casino in the Atlantic City market eschewed online gambling, it would put itself at a major disadvantage in what is a crowded and highly competitive market.
Online gambling is a solid New Jersey revenue generator, bringing in nearly $200 million in 2016. It has also proven to be a terrific acquisition and marketing tool; a way to drive new traffic to Atlantic City's land-based casino properties.
A lot of unanswered questions for TEN
The question is: Is the GAN-powered social casino a harbinger of a real-money online gambling partnership between TEN and GAN, or is it nothing more than a social casino site? GAN provides the latter service to many other casinos.
This question will likely remain unanswered for the time being. We still don't know which company Straub has selected to operate the land-based casino.
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Oracle pulls about face on Solaris support
Data center pros hope that Oracle's decision to support Solaris on Dell and HP hardware means flexibility.
Data center pros viewed Oracle's recent decision to support Solaris running on Hewlett-Packard and Dell hardware with great interest.
They hope the news -- published in a release that also said HP and Dell can resell Solaris OracleVM and Oracle Enterprise Linux -- signals new pragmaticism and flexibility on the part of a company they feared was becoming ever more proprietary.
The support move is an about face from an earlier posting saying that Oracle would not support Solaris on non-Sun hardware. That change-of-management memo from May outlined support offerings from Oracle -- none of which were to be available on non-Oracle/Sun hardware.
The perception that Oracle is not exactly friendly to third-party vendors or the open source community led to a lot of consternation, including the apparent rebellion of the OpenSolaris community over how Oracle is handling the OpenSolaris effort.
"A lot of companies run Dell, HP or a combination of the two, and people were dismayed when HP (and IBM) no longer offered Solaris on their hardware or support contracts. Oracle should have just told everyone, 'We're working on re-doing the contracts, hold tight,' instead of yanking the OEM sales agreements without a word and then making an announcement a couple of months later," said Bill Bradford, a senior systems admin at a Houston-based energy services firm. Bradford also maintains the Sunhelp.org website.
"Someone at Oracle needs to clarify the roadmap and license options for Solaris and make this information public; you can't sell an OS the same way you sell database software," he added.
Oracle's goal: Monetizing Sun
Sun Microsystems's success propagating Solaris beyond its Sparc franchise is at the root of the issue Oracle faces now. Oracle spent more than $7 billion to buy Sun and its Java, Sparc and Solaris technologies. Now it needs to monetize those assets. On the one hand, Oracle would dearly like to sell an all-Oracle software-hardware solution. On the other, it can also profit supporting its software on third-party hardware. Support and maintenance, as Oracle knows very well from the software world, can be very lucrative.
Some in the Oracle community said Oracle merely issued a reprieve with the Dell-HP announcement and that it will push Solaris on Sun hardware and running Oracle software as its new benchmark platform. That harkens back to early days of Sun-Oracle partnership when Sparc/Solaris was the preferred platform for Oracle databases. That relationship was superseded as Oracle CEO Larry Ellison saw the benefit of promoting high-end Oracle databases running on low-cost commodity hardware and software -- cheap boxes running Linux.
The Dell-HP support deal "is not a long-term thing; this is just a reaction to customer pushback," said one long-time Oracle partner who declined to be named. "The writing is on the wall -- Oracle is pulling Sun into the mothership."
For months, Oracle execs from CEO Larry Ellison down touted Oracle's "Software, hardware, complete" slogan in pushing the company's Exadata data center appliances. So far Solaris and Sparc have not made it into the vaunted appliance, which runs Oracle Enterprise Linux on x86, but that may change. John Fowler, Oracle executive vice president of systems (and veteran Sun executive), is to host a Web conference outlining the company's hardware roadmap next Tuesday.
This source said to expect to see more Oracle media blitz around new Exadata machines that layer Oracle software atop custom Sun boxes -- even some running Solaris on Sparc. To date, the Exadata boxes run Linux on Intel chips.
Many took Ellison's words about Oracle offering turnkey Sun hardware-Oracle software solutions to heart. One industry executive said it is clear to him that long term, the only way to buy Oracle's powerful database will be as part of a hardware-software appliance.
"Oracle is it, if you're a public company compelled to follow Sarbanes-Oxley and other regs -- you need Oracle Financials and database. And if you have to buy Oracle hardware to get the software, you'll do that," added the exec, who said he is by no means happy about it.
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I have some good news for my sci-fi fans. The Forgotten, the poor red-headed stepchild that has been abused by my schedule, will return this Friday 11/14 with a new 'Veteran's Day' Chapter suggested by 'growingsuper'. If you've read up to the last chapter, you know the story's main character is a veteran struggling to come to terms with the decisions he made during the war.
I plan to release more chapters as time permits so keep checking the Events Calendar at the bottom of the page for more release dates. New chapters will start every other weekend.
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Possible Novel H1N1 Cases In Pigs Not Unexpected; Experts Say U.S. Pork Is Safe To EatFriday, October 16, 2009
(American Meat Institute)
Attribute to J. Patrick Boyle, President and CEO, American Meat Institute
USDA has confirmed that hogs at the Minnesota State Fair may have screened positive for the novel H1N1 virus. USDA's National Veterinary Services Laboratories expects to have confirmatory results within the next few days. This event is not unexpected given that much like humans, hogs can contract influenza viruses.
Experts have said unequivocally that U.S. pork is safe to eat and that people can not contract the flu from eating pork or pork products. USDA scientists have underscored that novel H1N1 flu is not a foodborne disease; it is a respiratory infection that does not impact pork safety.
The U.S. government has in place strict safeguards to protect the safety of our food supply. All pork sold in the U.S. is inspected by USDA and must meet strict safety standards. Every hog that is processed is inspected by a federal veterinarian to ensure only healthy hogs enter our food supply. The "Passed and Inspected by USDA" seal ensures that pork is wholesome and free from disease.
Consumers can continue to enjoy pork as part of a healthy, balanced diet. It is important that consumers take care of their health. An essential part of staying healthy is eating a balanced diet that includes vitamin and mineral-rich foods like pork.
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Inspired and set in Northampton, the tour of popular West End and Broadway musical Kinky Boots will open in the town.
Tickets for the show go on sale tomorrow (Thursday) when it comes to the Royal & Derngate from September 19 to October 6.
It will be the first ever UK tour of the show having won three Olivier awards.
Inspired by true events, Kinky Boots takes you from a gentlemen's shoe factory in Northampton to the glamorous catwalks of Milan. Charlie Price is struggling to live up to his father's expectations and continue the family business of Price & Son. With the factory's future hanging in the balance, help arrives in the unlikely but spectacular form of Lola, a fabulous performer in need of some sturdy new stilettos.
Martin Sutherland, chief executive of the Royal & Derngate said: "Having pursued the goal of bringing Kinky Boots to the Northampton stage for years, we're delighted that the show's first ever UK tour will open at Royal & Derngate, in the town where the story began! It's a great show and we're thrilled that our audiences will be the first in the country to see it out on tour."
Composer and Lyricist, Cyndi Lauper said: "It has been a wonderful adventure and a privilege for me, to play a part in creating Kinky Boots. Everyone can relate to this universal story, and I am overwhelmed that people in the UK have embraced it with open arms. I am thrilled that this fabulous show will be touring the country!"
Book writer, Harvey Fierstein said: "The inspiring story of Kinky Boots will soon complete its full circle journey from Northampton to the silver screen to Broadway and London and now, at last, back home to Northampton as it embarks on a national UK tour. How often does that happen?
"It's been an absolute thrill to witness the giant heart of our show raise audiences up out of their seats in clamorous joy night after night in the West End and I am now so glad to experience its homecoming."
Director and choreographer, Jerry Mitchell said: "I am delighted to see this big-spirited musical going on tour. Kinky Boots is very close to my heart, and I am really looking forward to taking this British musical all over the UK."
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Abt Goes 4K With Sony, LG
December 16, 2012
Abt Electronics said this week that it is carrying Sony and LG's 4K HDTVs, with special events planned to show them.
"We are very excited to be one of the elite group of retailers lucky enough to carry the 4K Ultra HD TVs" Abt's co-president Jon Abt said in a statement. "Consumers are always looking for the next new way to upgrade their television viewing experience and will be blown away when they see the display of these TVs."
The products will be unveiled at a special event Dec. 20 starting at noon.
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Investors are currently watching Fed rate hike policy closely as well progress into 2018 as a signal that the "Goldilocks" economic scenario, where economic growth continues while the Fed hikes rates, may be brought to an abrupt end. I find the repeat episode of this Wall Street ritual every time the Fed increases interest rates comical today because it presumes that the Fed actually is impacting the real US economy with its rate policy in a way that higher rates would actually hit the intended mark. And by intended mark, I mean the Main Street US economy and a resulting correlation to US CPI-inflation.
The evidence that I will share in this article is pretty strong that the Fed is not the controlling force when it comes to taming US inflation, and thereby by extension, the US main stream economy. In fact, its rate policy gymnastics show very little correlation to inflation changes over the last 20 years. And it may be surprising to many that the entire Treasury yield curve has become increasingly disconnected from the monetary waste measure. And this fundamental "conundrum" which dates back to Greenspan and the late 1990s from a historical data standpoint is important for investors to understand because it means that the impact of Fed Policy moves do not have the intended outcome for the Main Street American economy.
If the Fed rate policy was truly a controlling force in managing inflation, we should expect that the short end of the rate curve would be highly inversely correlated with inflation as real rates rise and fall due to Fed rate moves – rates up, inflation down, and visa verse. This outcome is etched in stone in the expectations of Wall Street, Congressional and a majority of investors. However, this outcome is not what the data say is happening for the past two decades.
Let me explain.
Fed Policy and CPI Inflation – Sterile for the last 20 Years
What if in the current economic situation, one where the stock market has been inflated by almost 10 years of continuous global central bank asset buying, the Federal Reserve is politically put into a position in which it believes that it must counteract the growing threat of consumer based inflation? And, as it has done in the past dating back to 1980, it believes that it must continually raise interest rates on the short end of the curve in order to eradicate the inflation nemesis, even if it is a phantom threat? What is the likely outcome?
This is an important question since the Fed "dot plots" [excuse me if I don't view the Fed as a bunch of children when I use this new terminology] all point to the fact the likelihood that the FMOC is going to raise short-term interest rates 3 to 4 times in 2018, and then continue hikes in 2019. And the rational put forward is that they are trying to get ahead of inflation.
My personal assessment is that they are just being driven by the international market price to finance the exploding US Debt level. If I am right in my assessment, the Federal Reserve 3 to 4 rate moves, which look very likely for the remainder of 2018 will negatively impact the stock market, but are likely to do little in affecting the trend on overall inflation, which continues to be low.
The reason is that the Fed does not create inflation through its policies unless corresponding government factors out of its direct control (Fiscal and Trade Policy primarily) are conducive to creating consumer goods and services inflation. And, for the better part of the last 30 years, these policies have been counter consumer inflation, and pro international current account trade deficit now at a cumulative $11T since 1992 which oddly enough, is roughly equal to the US public debt level change over the same time period, imagine that!
The consumer inflation rat lives, he has just been sequestered overseas by US trade and fiscal policy. And, as a consequence of conscious government policy choices, management of US


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