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6/6: The Field @ The Independent
6/26: Colin Stetson @ The Chapel
How about replace her with somebody that hasn't played before.
Belly reunion! Hey, they have Mazzy Star on the second line. That, or Tori Amos.
why? i guess if they were the headliner or sub-headliner. la roux was billed 6th in her ex-respective day. no replacement necessary.
hehehe. not sure why, but this made me laugh.
my sentiments EXACTLY!!!
woah, someone grew up in the 90's! fuuuuck, belly was a while ago! kudos!
café tacvba ● violent femmes ● lou reed ● ∆ (alt-j) ● the postal service ● dead can dance ● wu-tang clan ● tame impala ● blur
dead can dance ● fanz ferdinand ● major lazer ● bat for lashes ● janelle monáe ● vampire weekend ● the faint ● poliça
wishlist, still: missy elliot ● oingo boingo ● talking heads ● outkast ● grace jones ● george clinton ● fiona apple ● sweat.x
jamiroquai ● death in vegas ● space ● hooverphonic ● soul coughing ● los fabulosos cadillacs ● la santa cecilia
Digitalism (Live) needs to be at Coachella
Id love to see Digitalism at Coachella again.
The only reason these cancellations matter more is because they're both from the third line...id be surprised if there werent any adds.
I'd be very surprised if there weren't any late adds either...
Lana Del Rey?
Any rumblings on some sort of replacement??
6/6: The Field @ The Independent
6/26: Colin Stetson @ The Chapel
i may get a lot of shit for this one but how about the yeah yeah yeahs?
figured...worth a shot! haha...then im def in for Knife!!!!!
Sleater Kinney + Portlandia
Coachella '10, '11, '12 (w2), '13 (w1), and hopefully every one after
"I was born with music inside me. Music was one of my parts. Like my ribs, my kidneys, my liver, my heart. Like my blood. It was a force already within me when I arrived on the scene. It was a necessity for me-like food or water."
Ray Charles
How about some Peaches, or Annie?
Yes they're females, I'm preferential--I can sing a long.
Archers of Loaf & A Tribe Called Quest and we'll call it even
I would never want to belong to any club that would have someone like me for a member...
Still no word on this album huh
I'ma ball at the mall shuttin' down the sea wall
Franz Ferdinand and M.I.A. also have phantom albums.
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INDEX News Around Indian Country Commentary/Editorials/Voices 4 Smoke Signals of Upcoming Events Classifieds Fidelia was a great success at ■ Bug-O-Nay-Ge- | Shig School Justice was not done pg4 Unemployment - have Indian casinos helped solve the problem? pgi Audit reveals Red Lake Gaming Management overstated gaming income by $2,242,056 pg 1 Red Lake financial affairs in chaos pg4 Audit reveals Red Lake Gaming Management overstated gaming income by $2,242,056 By Bill Lawrence According to audited financial statements dated January 10th 2002 for fiscal year 2001 (October 1, 2000 - September 30, 2001) prepared by the independent auditing firm of Miller. McDonald, Erickson. and Moeller of Bemidji, Minnesota, Red Lake Gaming Enterprises had a net income of $4,262,733. This is significant because Red Lake Gaming Enterprises management had reported on October 22, 2001 that Red Lake Gaming had a net income for fiscal year 2001 of S6,504,789. The Miller McDonald Audit reported transfers to the Red Lake tribe of $4,889,199. leaving a deficit of gaming funds of $226,000 ($4,889,199 minus $4,262,733). In their October financial report, Red Lake Gaming Management listed transfers out to the Red Lake Band and band programs in fiscal year 2001 of $4,186,279 resulting in a net profit of $2,318,510. However, this amount does not appear to include other required payments such as debt payments or other uses of cash. Other discrepancies between the Miller McDonald audit and the financial statements prepared by die Red Lake Gaming management were that the Miller McDonald audit reported fiscal year 2001 gaming revenues of $30,900,924 and expenses of $26,634,764 for operating income of $4,266,160. But, the Red Lake Gaming management reported total revenues of $32,093,041 and expenses of $24,016,813 for earnings before income tax and depreciation allowance (EBITDA) of $8,076,228. However, in Red Lake Gaming management's calculations depreciation allowance of $1,529,028 and interest income of $42,411 was deducted to arrive at a net income of $6,504,789. Miller McDonald reported profits were $7,393,272 in fiscal year 2000. compared to only a $4,262,733 profit in fiscal year 2001, despite four, months of operating the new $40 million hotel and water park at the River Road Casino. The discrepancies in financial numbers between the audit prepared by Miller McDonald and that prepared by Red Lake Gaming management is also significant because Red Lake treasurer Dan King and Gaming management used their questionable financial report to pres- AUDIT to page 3 Unemployment- the problem? by Clara NiiSka Expansion of casino gambling in Minnesota is being considered seriously by the State legislature, again. The House Committee on Governmental Operations & Veterans A flairs is holding hearings on nine gambling-expansion bills currently before it. The hearings are being held on Friday, February 22, in the Basement Hearing Room. The current crop of bills propose a range of state-sponsored gambling enterprises. The bills presently being heard by the House committee are summarized in the box, "Gambling bills before the Legislature," which accompanies this article. Obviously, bill sponsors hope that the proposed casinos, video lottery terminals, sports pools aid other Minnesota gambling enterprises will increase government revenues without raising taxes. have Indian casinos helped solve Some see potential state income from gambling as a sort of 'windfall,' making it possible for the State to fund projects and programs for which taxpayers are likely to resist a direct levy. Others see it as a 'bailout,' resolving the state's projected budget shortfalls without cutting state services or raising taxes. One knowledgeable source sharply criticized such state fundraising strategies as "eroding" tlie social contract between taxpayers and state upon which democracy is founded; absolving both the state and citizenry of tlie mutual responsibilities inherent in tax- funded state programs^ In addition to the envisioned multi-million dollar revenues from state-sponsored gambling, a wide range of "pros" and "cons" have been voiced by gambling advocates and opponents. The issues are not simple. The Friday, Febru ary 22nd legislative gambling hearings will be held after this newspaper goes to press; hopefully the House Committee will consider the issues carefully and Press/ON will have a detailed report on at least some facets ofthe complex issues around state-run gambling enterprises next week. "Jobs, jobs, jobs" - especially increased employment prospects in impoverished rural areas - is among the often-voiced arguments advocating Indian-run gambling enterprises. Do casinos actually increase employment, or do they merely move jobs from one sector ofthe economy to another, shifting jobs from one group to another rather than creating real economic growth? Unemployment insurance claim rates can shed some light on the question of whether or not casinos UNEMPLOYMENT to page 8 Sexual assault: Not an Indian tradition Help and information available from Healing Families By Jean Pagano The Sexual Assault Project, part ofthe Division of Indian Work, has put together an informative guide describing sexual assault in the Indian Community. Sadly, sexual assault occurs in Indian communities at the same rate as it does in non- Indian communities. The Sexual Assault Project seeks to eradicate sexual assault from the Indian community by talking about the problem, describing its roots, causes and remedies. By once again embracing the old ways and respecting each person's individual vision and the sanctity of life, one can begin to remove the scourge of sexual assault from the Indian community. How can one recognize sexual abuse? What exactly is sexual abuse? Simply, sexual abuse is any sexual activity into which a person is forced, tricked, or coerced without their consent. Sexual assault has nothing to do with sexual intimacy: it is an act of power and violence, nothing more. Sexual abuse can happen to anyone, regardless of age, gender, or marital status. Sexual abuse can happen anywhere, from the backwoods ofthe reservation to one's home, car, or job: anywhere. Victims of sexual assault, family members, and the community at large can all band together to help heal the physi cal and emotional wounds of sexual assault. The Sexual Assault Project stresses that sexual abuse is not an Indian tradition. There are many types of sexual abuse, ranging from attacks by strangers to assaults by acquaintances. The fact is that 85% of victims know their rapists. This is a startling and troubling statistic. Although 'stranger rape,' where a person is raped by an unknown person or persons, is the most feared type of assault, it is also the least common. Other types of attacks include 'date/acquaintance rape,' which is forced intercourse by a person known to ASSAULT to page 5 Hunt's State of the Band address falls short of the mark By Jeff Armstrong Leech Lake chairman Eli Hunt kicked off the 2002 MCT campaign season with a lavish but lackluster "Third Annual State ofthe Band" address Feb. 20. Although the less-than-ca- pacity crowd at the Palace Casino's Paradise Room was treated to a commemorative jar of wild rice and a quality fountain pen marking the event, Hunt's speech was something less than historic. Only the promise of a four main-dish feast to follow kept the Leech Lake electorate from sparing Hunt the embarrassment of publicly stumbling over his prepared text, including a labored effort to pronounce the name of his tribal school. Among the past year's highlights cited in Hunt's speech were the creation of an appointed Corporate Commission to manage the reservation's businesses, a 22% increase in casino revenue, and the first fi.il 1 HUNT to page 3 Family Circle Prevention Program A Twenty-Four Week Approach to Wholeness By Jean Pagano Tire Lac du Flambeau Family Circles Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) Prevention Program is an avenue for Indian families to help them replace old problematic ways of interacting (that is, with drugs and alcohol) with the nurturing ways of traditional culture. The program takes a two-fold approach to wellness: AODA prevention and increasing self-awareness and self-esteem through an awareness of one's culture. The Family Circle program is built upon the concept of strong family allegiance -that there is a basic family strength that is part of the Native American cultural heritage. The original Family Circles program was fourteen weeks in length and only parents participated Through the input of community elders, a new curriculum was envisioned, one in which role modeling would be used to emphasize "a good way of life, a positive way of thinking." Elders in the community fulfill an important role by not only the transmission of knowledge by the telling of stories but also through they way in which they live. Actions always speak louder than words, and it is by ex ample that perhaps the best leaning is viewed and transmitted. Tlie fourteen-week program was eventually expanded to a twenty- four week program, including Ojibwe language classes. The entire family is now welcomed into the Family Circle program, from ages four and up through grandparents. Tlie program embraces a fourfold message that refers to the collective physical, spiritual, emotional, and intellectual selves. The physical message is to heal tlie mind and body for the well being ofthe soul. The spiritual message states that participants are involved in matters ofthe past, present, and future. The emotional message is caring for and healing the mind, the thought process, and the intellectual message is the teachings that participants maintain to preserve their identities. These four messages describe the four aspects of self within the concept ofthe circle. The twenty-four sessions incorporate twenty-four lessons: Session One is about self-love and self esteem. Self-love is tlie basis for self esteem. It is the first step ofthe PROGRAM to page 3 Minnesota Chippewa Tribes announces filing dates for regular June 1,2002 Leech Lake Tribal Council Elections A regular election will be held on June 11,2002 to fill the positions of Secretary/Treasurer, Committeeman for District 1, and Committeeman for District II for the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe. All positions are for four (4) year terms. Candidates who wish to file for these positions must file with the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe Secretary/Treasurer or her designee during regular business hours beginning on February 21,2002. Fil ing will close on March 4,2002, at 4:30 p.m. Tliis regular election provides for an April 16,2002, Primary Election in the event there are more than two (2) eligible candidates for , each open position. Voice of T H E People web page: www.press-on.net Native American Press Ojibwe News We Support Equal Opportunity For All People A weekly publication. Copyright, Native American Press, 2002 Founded in 1988 Volume 14 Issue 12 February 22,2002 Native artist Jim Denomie showcased in Phoenix exhibition Photo credit for portrait of Denomie at the Heard in Phoenix: Paul Gero. Below: "The National Anthem," oil painting by Jim Denomie. St. Paul Native artist Jim Denomie was one of eight artists showcased at the Native American Fine Art Invitati8nal at the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona. Once every three years, eight Native artists are selected to exhibit at the Heard Invitational. The current exhibition runs until February 7,2003. Denomie was bom on Lac Courte Oreilles reservation in Wisconsin and presently lives in St. Paul, Minnesota. His work is also currently featured in the exhibition "rewriting,;," held by the private Artfit gallery in Phoenix, along with the work of Julie BufTalohead, who lives and works in St. Paul; Norman Akers. who teaches at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico; and Mario Martinez, 2001-2002 Native Artist in Residence at the National Museum of the American Indian, New York. Margaret Archulera, Curator of Fine Art at the Heard Museum, described Denomie as "... a painter of fantasies. His paintings are saturated wife color and provide the viewer with glimpses -snapshots into DENOMIE to page 5 Woman charged with murder of Red Lake elder George Stately Carol Louise Gillmore, 32, has been charged with the murder of Red Lake elder George Aloysius Stately, 68, of Red Lake. She appeared in federal court on Friday, Febiuary 15, where she was also charged with arson, allegedly setting fire to Stately's home. She was then taken to Sherburn County Jail in Elk River to await a detention hearing in federal court in Minneapolis on Thursday, February'21. Gillmore had been a resident ofthe Equae Wii Ga Miig Women's Shelter. She knew George Stateley, a retired health worker. Stately reportedly left the casino across the highway from his home in Red Lake at about 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, February 13. A friend of Stately's told police that her phone conversation with Stately about an hour later was interrupted when someone came to his door. She told police she heard him say, "Hi Carol. What are you doing here?" Stately's caller ID indicated that the phone call came in at 9:25 p.m. Tlie women's shelter log shows that Gillmore left the shelter at 9 p.m. and returned at 10:10 p.m. After Gillmore returned to the shelter, staff reportedly noticed blood stains on ha- doorframe, in the shower, and on the washing machines. F.B.I, special agent John Egelhoffreportedly found traces of blood on Gtllmore's car when he examined it on Thursday. George Stately's body was discovered on Thursday, February 14* after the Red Lake Fire Department responded to an 8:19 a.m. call reporting smoke coming from the home where Stately lived alone. Firefighters broke into the house to extinguish tlie fire that had allegedly been set in a back room, and found Stately's body in the living room. They notified Red Lake police criminal investigators Donovan Wind and Jason Lawrence. There was reportedly much blood in the house and in the back yard. Stately had suffered head injuries, and an autopsy done by the Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office in St. Paul showed that his throat had been cut. A hammer and kitchen knife with traces of blood and hair on them were found on his body. According to the criminal complaint against Gillmore, the living room and laundry room at Stately's house showed evidence of a struggle, with items knocked from the STATELY to page 3 Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux lose gambling tax case By Frederic J. Frommer Associated Press WASHINGTON —A federal appeals court, following a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court, ruled Tuesday that the federal government can collect taxes on Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community's pull-tab games. Two years ago, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit SHAKOPEE to page 6 Minnesota casinos face competition from Canada Associated Press GRAND PORTAGE, Minn. - Grand Portage Lodge and Casino used to be a magnet for Canadian gamblers from nearby Thunder Bay, Ontario. Despite an expansion, the casino in the far coma of northeastern Minnesota was so crowded that CANADA to page 6
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Title | Native American Press / Ojibwe News (Bemidji, Minnesota), 2002-02-22 |
Preceding Titles | The Ojibwe News; The Native American Press; The Ojibwe News / Native American Press |
Edition | Volume 14, Issue 12 |
Date of Creation | 2002-02-22 |
Publishing Agency | Native American Press Company (Bemidji, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | American Indians |
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Locally Assigned Subject Headings | American Indians; Native Americans; Ojibway; Ojibwe |
Minnesota City or Township | Bemidji |
Minnesota County | Beltrami |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
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Bringing Washington DC area Cyber Security developers together. This hands on user group meets monthly to learn about Cyber Security. We are currently studying penetration testing following the outline for the Certified Ethical Hacker.
Do you know your ways around systems? Do you know more than just performing vulnerability, network scans, password cracking, or using a sniffer to listen across the network wire, etc.? Can you decrypt encrypted files on the fly? Today's network traffic is mostly encrypted, how do you analyze traffic? Do organizations have a box or appliance to decrypt traffic? What if you are an Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) Analyst, how would you examine the traffic -- if 80% to 90% of the traffic is enc …
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Maryland Open Hack is a place for people to get together and have open discussions and be involved with live demos on various skill sets. There will be guest SME's each week who will answer questions, interact with members, and demonstrate new and hot hacking skill sets. No topic is off limit and creativity is welcomed! Discounted and free training is offered to all members! Another goal of ours is to put together a capture the flag team to show off the talents of our top members. Meetings will …
The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is an open-source application security project led by The OWASP Foundation, a professional association of global members that is open to anyone interested in learning more about software security. The OWASP community works to create freely-available articles, methodologies, documentation, tools, and technologies. There is no bar for entry. Whether you are interested in security, would like to hear from professionals in the industry, simply netwo …
The OWASP Northern VA Local Chapter meetings are FREE and OPEN to anyone interested in learning more about application security. We encourage individuals to provide knowledge transfer via hands-on training and presentations of specific OWASP projects and research topics and sharing SDLC knowledge. The chapter is committed to providing an engaging experience for a variety of audience types ranging from local students and those beginning in app-sec, to those experienced and accomplished profession …
We're a bunch of hackers, inventors, engineers, techies, developers and makers who love all things IT and security. Everyone is welcome - from advanced hardware hackers to those who would like to learn what can be done with these new technologies in the arts, sciences, healthcare, gaming, academia, and business venture opportunities. Our meetups are totally informal and are a great opportunity to chat about projects, create new ones, solve problems, mingle, network and generally shoot the breeze …
Welcome to the Cybersecurity Innovation Forum Meetup Group sponsored by George Mason University's Master of Science in Management of Secure Information Systems. Our meetups are held quarterly and feature a series of ten-minute case study presentations by cybersecurity experts and technology innovators followed by a panel discussion and questions. The focus of the meetings is on cybersecurity innovation including innovation rationale and motivation, technology, metrics and lessons learned. All ev …
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This is a group for anyone interested in Technology, IT, Cyber Security, Mobile Technology, Microsoft, Apple, Cisco, etc. Our goal is to connect with tech lovers like us and get together in great events such as Meetups, Seminars, Happy Hours (Yes, we love happy hours!) to share information, learn new technologies, discuss and network. We are looking forward to connect with you!
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With the growing interest in Cyber Security and the various certifications, this is a club where like minded Ethical Hackers, Penetration Testers and Network / Computer Security professionals can come together and share knowledge and mentor those looking to break into the field. If you have or trying to get a Network+, Security+, CCNA, CEH, CISSP, CHFI...etc, lets get together and expand on our knowledge by cooperating in lectures, hands on labs and group discussions about all things network / c …
In honor of the CitySec movement started several years ago, this is a local infosec meetup run by NovaInfosec.com. We basically meetup in at a local bar every 2nd or 3rd Wednesday of the month and talk shop, drink a few good beers and maybe grab a bite to eat. It's the perfect way to wind down after a long hard hump day.
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Calling all HP VLS 9000 and 12000 users! You are some of the top data protection pros in the business, so let's learn from each other about the best practices, swap software war stories, and discuss how you are going to handle hardware and software issues.
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The TriState Executive Network is for Company Executives, IT Executives that are responsible for the overall health of Information Technology for their organizations. Join us with other executives, to network, and talk about the issues and challenges that your organization faces, and through this group get insights into how you could address these issues and challenges.
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A social group for helping connect busy techies, geeks and entrepreneurs who are also busy parents in the Baltimore area. We hope to meet every other month or so in an informal way to share our projects, compare notes on entrepreneurship, and support each other as we strive for that ever elusive "work/life balance." Babysitters encouraged, spouses welcome! (And non-parents are welcome, too -- we're inclusive.)
The Signal Soldiers and Veterans Opportunities Network is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering opportunities for the men and woman who served in our armed forces in a signals or communications capacity. We get together and network, have pizza, good times and learn from speakers who have successfully transitioned into the private business and government contracting industries (eg. cybersecurity) -- how they did it, how you can do it and how we can help each other succeed.
We are a community of software industry professionals in the Washington DC area meeting regularly to discuss the business of software. This group is the place for software developers, vendors, entrepreneurs, investors, executives, directors, and engineers to learn and share the most recent business and technical innovations, trends, experiences, challenges, and opportunities in the software industry.
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Tuesday, Feb. 26
• Union County Senior Citizens will have its regular meeting at 6 p.m. at Mon Aetna's Social Hall with a covered dish meal. Jerry and Kathy Gosett will be singing.
• The Town of Lockhart will hold their next council meeting at the Town Hall at 7 p.m.
• The Union County Council will hold a special meeting at 7:15 p.m. in the Grand Jury Room at the Union County Courthouse to interview applicants for the Hospital Board, hold second reading of an ordinance for Bonham Fire District, to hold first reading of an ordinance pertaining to the general obligation bonds for Carlisle Fire District and other matters. The public is invited to attend.
Wednesday, Feb. 27
• The Union County Disabilities and Special Needs Board of Directors will have their monthly meeting at noon. The meeting will be held at 226 S. Gadberry St. Lunch will be provided.
Thursday, Feb. 28
• Union County School Math, Science ad Technology Night is held from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. All schools will display student work in math, science and technology. Local industry will highlight technical skills needed for their workforce. Other industry will display advances in technology in their fields. Union County High School Guidance will offer support in college applications and career guidance. Camp information will be available for students.
Saturday, March 2
• Philippi Baptist Church, 327 Philippi Church Road, Union, will hold its annual yard sale from 7 a.m to 1 p.m. There will be furniture, baby items, electronics, household items, exercise equipment, and other items for sale. All proceeds will go toward this year's Nicaragua mission trip.
Tuesday, March 5
• The Union County Beekeepers Association will meet at 7 p.m. in the Clemson Extension classroom. Our program will be "Working with Honeybees" and will be held in conjunction with the certified beekeeping class. All interested in beekeeping are invited to attend. If you have questions please call Jim Stevens at 426-4344 or Bart Woodard at 429-1388.
Thursday, March 7
• Come make music today at "Jam With Lunch" at the Union County Arts Council's gallery on Main Street in Union. The jam will run from 11 a.m. through 1 p.m. All musicians, along with those who just want to listen, are invited to attend. Call UCAC at 864-429-2817 for more information.
Saturday, March 9
• The Carlisle Finishing Group will meet at 9 a.m. for breakfast at Midway. The Voices of Faith will entertain the group. All retirees and former employees are welcome. For more information call 466-5276.
Sunday, March 10
• The Sims High School Class of 1968 meeting that was scheduled for March 3 has been rescheduled. It will still be held at 5 p.m. at the Union Municipal Building. For additional information please call Betsy at 864-674-6799.
Tuesday, March 12
• UCAC's "Tuesday Night Artists' Group" will meet at various locations from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Any artist working in any medium may attend this informal group of like-minded artists. Call Shannon Farr at 864-251-3427 for more information.
• Union County Relay For Life holds a captain's meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Tabernacle Baptist Church Family Life Center. For more information contact Event Chair Beth Lancaster at 426-3438 or Torance Inman at 426-0883.
Saturday, March 16
• Watercolorist Larry Mauldin will be conducting a "Watercolor Workshop" today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Union County Arts Council's gallery on Main Street in Union. Call UCAC at 864-429-2817 for more information.
• The Bogansville UMC Relay For Life team holds its second annual Race With The Leprechauns For A Cure 5K/10K at the West Springs School House, Ball Field Road in Pauline. The entry fee is $20 until Feb. 17 (includes T-shirt); $25 day of run (no shirt); and $15 for groups of 10 or more (preregister only). For information contact Lee Gentry 864-494-3812.
Sunday, March 17
• The Union County Historical Society will hold its quarterly meeting at 3 p.m. in the museum meeting room at 127 W. Main St. As usual, the rear entrance will be open for those wishing to avoid the stairs. Peter Triggiani, museum assistant, will present a program on our new virtual exhibits including old Union County postcards and old pictures of places in Union County. Both the postcards and the place pictures are rarely seen. Visitors are always welcome and members are expected. For more information please call the Museum at 864-429-5081.
• The Class of 1963 of Sims High School will meet at New Horizon Christian Church in Union at 5:30 p.m. Plans are being made to celebrate the 50th class reunion in September 2013. For more information contact Leslie Garner or Wade Hampton.
Monday, March 18
• "Monday Night Music" will be held at the UCAC Gallery on Main Street in Union from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. All musicians playing any type of music are invited to attend. The public is invited to listen for free. Call UCAC at 864-429-2817 for more information.
Tuesday, March 19
• UCAC's "Tuesday Night Artists' Group" will meet at various locations from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Any artist working in any medium may attend this informal group of like-minded artists. Call Shannon Farr at 864-251-3427 for more information.
Saturday, April 6
• The Sims High School Class of 1968 sponsors a trip to Harrah Cherokee Casino departing at 9:15 a.m. from the old Wal Mart parking lot. If interested call Betsy at 864-674-6799.
Sunday, April 7
• The Bethel United Methodist Church Relay For Life Team will be having a "Relay For Life Dinner" at the church on April 7. $8 per plate. The menu includes steak and gravy, fried chicken, rice and gravy, cream potatoes and gravy, green beans, lima beans, macaroni pie, slaw, rolls, dessert, and tea. For information contact Cindy at 427-7178.
Tuesday, April 9
• Union County Relay For Life holds a captain's meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Tabernacle Baptist Church Family Life Center. For more information contact Event Chair Beth Lancaster at 426-3438 or Torance Inman at 426-0883.
Friday, May 10
• Union County Relay For Life is held at 7 p.m. at Union County Fairgrounds.
Ongoing events
• "Painting with Coffee" meets from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. every Tuesday at the Union County Arts Council's Gallery on Main Street in Union. Any artist working in any medium can attend this informal group of like-minded artists. Call UCAC at 864-429-2817 for more information.
• "America Goes For Broke" featuring paintings by nationally renowned artist Claude Buckley is on display at the Union County Arts Council's gallery on Main Street in Union. The show will run through March 15. Call UCAC at 864-429-2817 for more information.
• The Union County Recreation Department is accepting new students for its After-School Program. Registration fee and weekly fees charged. Students ages 5-12 years old are picked up from Foster Park, Monarch and Buffalo Elementary, and Sims Middle School. We offer homework help, snack, and extra activities led by dedicated, experienced counselors. Call Jessica at 429-1670 or visit www.unionscrec.com for more information.
• Union County Council holds its regular monthly meeting the second Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. in the Grand Jury Room of the Union County Courthouse. The dates for the 2013 meetings are March 12, April 9, May 14, June 11, July 9, Aug. 13, Sept. 10, Oct. 8, Nov. 12 and Dec. 10.
• The Austin Rehab Relay For Life team is raising money through three ongoing fundraisers: selling cookbooks for $10, selling short-sleeved T-shirts for $12 and long-sleeved T-shirts for $15, and $1 raffle tickets for a three-month fitness. The raffle drawing will be held May 13 at the center. For information contact Mandy at 429-3003.
• The Covenant Baptist Church Relay For Life Team holds a Sunday meal at the church as an ongoing fundraiser. For information contact Ponnee at 427-3102.
• The Union County Beekeepers Association offers a seven-week certified beekeeping class from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. each Tuesday. Registration is required. To register contact Celena Goings at 864-426-0720 or 674-5912. You can email her at email@example.com. Classes are held in the Clemson Extension classroom.
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Spring 2013 // Booking Form
Kids - Pasta
Wednesday 29th May 2013, 10:00am
Impress your friends and family with delicious homemade pasta - fantastically good fun to make and so simple once you know how. Join us for this 2 hour workshop, suitable for ages 8 to 15 please let us know the age of your child at time of booking. This class runs from 10am to 12pm -
Kids - Gastro
Wednesday 29th May 2013, 2:00pm
Join us for this 2 hour workshop, where we will take you through a classic British Gastro menu. Start with a pork fillet stuffed with gruyere, sage and bacon with stir fried vegetables and finish with a seasonal rhubarb jelly, sure to impress! Suitable for ages 8 to 15 please let us… -
Kids - Macaroons
Thursday 30th May 2013, 10:00am
This is one of our most popular adult classes so we thought we would let the kids have a go at these fashionable and jewel like treats. Join us for this 2 hour workshop, suitable for ages 8 to 15. Please let us know the age of your child at time of booking. This class runs from… -
Kids - French Bistro
Thursday 30th May 2013, 2:00pm
Join us for this 2 hour workshop as we guide you through a range of French Bistro dishes. Start with fish with a herb and mustard glaze and follow this with the all time French classic, an apple tart. Suitable for ages 8 to 15, divided into groups by age. Please let us know the age of your… -
Summer in Provence with Alex Mackay
Friday 31st May 2013, 10:00am
Provencal cooking is known as "the cuisine of the sun" and this hands on class celebrates the abundance of fresh fruit and veg found in Provencal markets. Think: peppers, tomatoes, olives, rosemary, stonefruit, lemons and wonderful seafood from the coast. Alex Mackay ran renowned cookery… -
Indian Street Food with Monisha Bharadwaj
Saturday 1st June 2013, 10:00am
Indian streetfood is hugely popular all over India because of its high flavour and medley of textures. Sweet, hot, tangy and sweet flavours blend seamlessly in a variety of filling snacks that can be served as starters or as quick meals. In this class we will make sev poori (crisp wheat biscuits… -
An Introduction to Bread making
Friday 7th June 2013, 10:00am
Based on Richard's award winning book DOUGH, learn how to make and work the dough to create a range of breads from two simple doughs. This class will be taken by Jenny Chandler, our longest standing and most experienced house guest chef who has worked closely with Richard since the school opened in… -
Classic Italian Cooking: Tuscany & Umbria with Valentina Harris
Saturday 8th June 2013, 10:00am
A wonderful feast of Italian dishes with Valentina who is a much loved and noted authority on Italian Food and has written over 20 books on Italian cookery including the award winning Perfect Pasta. She appears regularly on television and has had her own series on BBC called Italian Regional Cookery.… -
The Ethicurean: Recipes from a Walled Garden
Thursday 13th June 2013, 10:00am
A wonderful hands on class to celebrate the new book from The Ethicurean – one of the most exciting new restaurants to come on the scene in the last few years. Join Head Chef Matthew Pennington as he shares recipes from the book which exemplify the team's philosophy of using entirely… -
Knife Skills and Carving with Richard Bertinet
Monday 17th June 2013, 10:00am
This is knife skills with 'knobs-on'! Not only will Richard show you how to bone, joint, julienne and dice with the best of them, he will also show teach you how to get to grips with carving whether it be tricky joints for your Sunday roast, slicing smoked salmon into perfect wafer thin slices… -
The Complete Kitchen - 5 Day Course
Monday 17th June 2013, 10:00am
An inspirational week developing confidence in the kitchen. Based on Richard's book, COOK, the course provides a thorough grounding in all the key kitchen skills as well as passing on a wealth of hints, tips and secrets. We will show you how to hone your knife skills, learning to… -
Summer Entertaining
Friday 21st June 2013, 10:00am
Join Jenny Chandler for this wonderful, hands on class where we will show you how to use the freshest seasonal ingredients to entertain in style. Perfect dinner party food that allows you to relax and enjoy your evening. Includes lunch with wine. -
Fiori di Zucca: Belgrade to Istanbul with Valentina Harris
Saturday 22nd June 2013, 10:00am
Valentina Harris is known as an authority on Italian food but until now, few people have known that she has the most wonderfully colourful family background. Her most recent book, Fiori di Zucca - Recipes and memories from my family's kitchen table, weaves a rich tapestry of her family's… -
New Scottish Cookery Masterclass with Nick Nairn
Friday 28th June 2013, 10:00am
Join us for this hands on masterclass with one of Scotland's most renowned chefs, Nick Nairn. Nick is evangelical about Scottish produce and, with his own cookery school, is an expert at teaching the best ways to cook it at home with a combination of classic simple preparation and more cheffy… -
Simple Modern British with Charlie Digney
Saturday 29th June 2013, 10:00am
This hands on class takes the best of local, seasonal British produce and gives you the skills to make the most of it, whether it is well sourced meat, fresh Cornish seafood or seasonal fruit and veg. Charlie Digney, owner of the award winning King William pub and two other Gastro pubs in Bath,… -
Tour de France with Alex Mackay
Friday 5th July 2013, 10:00am
This hands on class is an alternative, culinary Tour de France – you will work your way around France, constructing the ideal French menu, picking the best of regional cuisine. Start the tour in Alex's beloved Provence with a Gigot of aubergine, studded with roast garlic and served… -
Stylish Indian Entertaining with Monisha Bharadwaj
Saturday 6th July 2013, 10:00am
Join us in this hands on cookery class with Monisha Bharadwaj. Indian cuisine is popular the world over and nowadays every self-respecting cook treasures their rows of delicate herbs and exotic spices that contain the secret to their aromatic masala pastes. In this hands on class, Monisha shows… -
Scandi Summer Feasting with Signe Johansen
Saturday 13th July 2013, 10:00am
A hands on class which will give your Summer Entertaining a bit of Scandi style. Midsummer is a key time of year in Scandinavia for entertaining, making the most of fresh foods foraged from the wild. Think big platters of cured fish and game, colourful seasonal salads and puddings which… -
Family Breadmaking - One Adult & one junior
Friday 9th August 2013, 10:00am
We know that some of you would love to get your kids into the kitchen, so why not use the long summer break as the perfect time to come and try breadmaking! Based on Richard's award winning book DOUGH, learn how to make and work the dough to create a range of breads from two simple doughs in this hands… -
Pasta Making with Valentina Harris
Saturday 17th August 2013, 10:00am
Join us for this hands on pasta making class with Valentina, author of Pasta Galore and a host of other Italian cookery books and a noted authority on Italian food. In Valentina's Pasta Class you will learn to make Fresh Pasta from scratch in her own tried and tested way. Plus her signature…


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Do you know what they are saying about your brand?
Friday, January 29th, 2010Earlier this week, Cossette posted the results of a survey they conducted last fall of over 3,000 web users in Canada, the U.S. and UK. You can find the complete report here.
Specifically, one of the findings stood out to me:
Among some 20 online activities surveyed that can be tied back to social media behaviour, two are particularly meaningful:
- Two-thirds of Internet users turn to online information about products, brands or companies that have been produced by family, friends, colleagues and others they don't know personally.
- 30% have shared something online about a brand or a company in the past week. More specifically, 20% have cited a company or brand in a personal web page or blog. They are the only group that finds advertising as useful as social brand content, and a lot more likely to join various types of sponsored communities
Of course, this has many significant meanings for brand managers and the agencies responsable:
- You're no longer in control of your message. (If you haven't heard that before, it's time you did.)
- People are planting seeds on your behalf around the web and it's up to you to know where they're talking and what they're saying, as their positive and/or negative comments can have a profound impact on purchasing decisions.
As a result, you must start a strategic social media monitoring and response program. Without one in place, the public becomes your brand's manager and, due to the shelf life of search, anyone who can type your product/service name into Google can be influenced by what's already been said. It's on you to find the relevant conversations and join in, so you can correct wrongs and misconceptions and have your point of view on record.
So, do you know what they are saying about your brand?


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Vampire Weekend Tops the U.S. Album Chart
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A new title by top country trio Lady Antebellum staved off a challenge by the soundtrack for "The Great Gatsby" to take No. 1 on the U.S. album chart. … More »
Variety - Wed, May 15, 2013 2:50 PM EDTReview: George Strait still cruisin' in the studio
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I bet the Eagles are crazy good in the game.
The Panthers are going to be beastly in Madden 12.
The positives are obviously that it will be fun to play with a good team again.
The huge negative is that there are going to be a TON of people who jump on their bandwagon and use them in Madden to try and cheese for wins. It will give the sim player who uses the Panthers a bad reputation.
I cant wait for Madden 12 though!
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I bet the Eagles are crazy good in the game.
I have '05 (Ray Lewis on the cover) for GameCube, lol.
Friend of mine has 08-11 for Wii, which is addictive fun.
I've never been a Madden guy, but I hear athletic QBs like Vick (Cam) are extremely hard to stop. Not to mention we have a guys like DeAngelo and Stewart in the backfield to run the ball and Smitty out wide. Greg Olson is also a great pickup because he's a vertical TE.
In other words, lots of weapons on offense and our defense has always been great.
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No one in Illinois has reported having the illness, but nationally, at least 47 people have contracted fungal meningitis and five of them have died. All received steroid injections, a common treatment for back pain, from a Massachusetts-based manufacturer.
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Ferguson gave wide-ranging insight into his man-management methods at Harvard Business School in Boston and explained how he keeps modern-day multi-millionaire footballers in line.
"You can't ever lose control - not when you are dealing with 30 top professionals who are all millionaires," said Ferguson.
"If they misbehave, we fine them, but we keep it indoors. And if anyone steps out of my control, that's them dead."
Those comments would certainly apply to both David Beckham and Jaap Stam, who were sold by Ferguson when he sensed that they were no longer under his control.
"Players these days have lived more sheltered lives, so they are much more fragile now than 25 years ago," he added.
"I was very aggressive all those years ago. I am passionate and want to win all the time.
"But today I'm more mellowed - age does that to you. And I can better handle those more fragile players now."
One player who does not fit the 'fragile' template is Wayne Rooney, and he appeared to be referring to the England striker when he said: "One of my players has been sent off several times.
"He will do something if he gets the chance - even in training.
"Can I take it out of him? No. Would I want to take it out of him? No. If you take the aggression out of him, he is not himself.
"So you have to accept that there is a certain flaw that is counterbalanced by all the great things he can do."
Ferguson also revealed that pampering the players or showering them with praise is not part of his methods.
"Some managers are 'pleasing managers'. They let the players play 8-a-sides or 10-a-sides - games they enjoy.
"We look at the training sessions as opportunities to learn and improve. The players may think 'Here we go again' but it helps to win. The message is simple: we cannot sit still at this club.
"There is no room for criticism on the training field. For a player - and for any human being - there is nothing better than hearing 'well done'. Those are the two best words ever invented in sports. You don't need to use superlatives."


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With technology constantly changing, you want that pricey home theater system to keep up—right? Silicon Image is making it easy to upgrade your existing setup, via two new upscaling video processors.
While each product has yet to get a name, they do have a purpose. Both can bump up standard-def and HD content to resolutions up to 4Kx2K, using the company's proprietary VRS ClearView technology.
Even more interesting is that both processors promise to enhance the picture quality of streaming or downloaded web video, which is an option that so many AV components are adding into the mix these days.
"With the growing trend of streaming media and downloaded Internet video, consumers can instantly view content but often have to sacrifice video quality due to heavy compression," said Alex Chervet, senior director of marketing at Silicon Image, Inc. "Integrating our new video processors with VRS ClearView technology into home theater devices not only improves image quality but provides a future-proof solution so that today's Blu-ray players or A/V receivers can take advantage of tomorrow's 4K displays."
Besides boosting video quality, these new processors promise to reduce compression noise, remove edge artifacts and enhance detail. Each one also has integrated HDMI and MHL interfaces. Find out more about Silicon Image's CE product portfolio on the company's website.
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Centralized home control and automation plus boatload of A/V options including dropdown theater screen revitalize 12K-square-foot home.
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The phenomenon that leads to unseasonably cold temperatures, driving rain, hail, or snow whenever Al Gore visits an area to discuss global warming. Hence, the Gore Effect. - Australia, November 2006: Al Gore is visiting two weeks before summer begins. The Gore Effect strikes: "Ski resort operators gazed at the snow in amazement. Parents took children out of school and headed for the mountains. Cricketers scurried amid bullets of hail as Melburnians traded lunchtime tales of the incredible cold." (The Age)
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The phenomenon whereby right-wing climate change denialists grasp onto any weather event not involving wildfire occurring in the same hemisphere that Al Gore is visiting and use it to "prove" that climate change is a myth. Al Gore visited Brisbane, Australia last week. Brisbane's average temperature at this time of year is 23.4 degrees Celsius. During Gore's visit the temperature peaked at 23.3 degrees Celsius. Groupthinking right-wing bloggers have declared the Gore Effect active in Brisbane, Australia.
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I have a question concerning interest yield curves. Many institutions use the Libor-swap rate curve as a yield curve. Let's be precise and say that we want the yield curve to be the curve that gives us the rate at which a well-rated bank can lend money for any tenor. When the tenor is less than 12 months then that's basically the Libor rate of this tenor. But when the tenor is greater than 1 year, then why should this be the swap-rate? Is there a theoretical justification that the swap-rate corresponds really to this rate?
Recall that an interest rate swap has two legs, one fixed and one floating, each paid by one party to the transaction. Now, assume you go to a big bank like JPM, and want to borrow $100MM at fixed rate. JPM will have to fund that position, which because it is a big bank it will do at floating interest rates. But maybe JPM is worried about the effect such interest rate variation has on its Sharpe ratio, so they want to lock in the profits they made from arranging the loan with you. In this case, they will swap fixed for floating and be able to book the profits with certainty (modulo credit risk). Therefore, the price of your loan was ultimately driven by JPMs cost of a fixed-float swap. |
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It is truly a blessing to reside in Newberry County, and October weather is always great. The events throughout the month keep most of us quite busy.
Oktoberfest started us off with a large crowd anxiously awaiting the shopping experiences throughout downtown. Restaurants offered food and drink around Community Hall and stayed busy all day. Many stores tell us that Oktoberfest is always the best day of the year for their businesses, monetarily.
Two days after Oktoberfest, we held our annual golf tournament.
This year was our 20th. The day was sort of chilly; however, we had a great time and the food was excellent. Two days later, we had a ghostly Lunch 'N Learn when 25 people gathered at The Ritz Theatre to hear Sue Summer and Ernest Shealy tell ghost stories.
The group loved it. Our Lunch 'N Learns are becoming very popular. Then, near the end of October, we held our Business After Hours at Park Sterling Bank. Our hosts Tony Lawton, Ronnie Marmol, and Willie Morris treated a large crowd to great food, catered by Betty Halfacre, and their favorite beverage. The business connections made during our events are very interesting and rewarding.
Then at the very end of October, residents in Newberry, especially those residing on Main Street, were approached by over 1,000 trick-or-treaters dressed in great costumes.
However, time stops for no one. November and the upcoming winter months may not be quite as appealing considering the weather, but with the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays approaching, the excitement levels seem to raise! Never has the term "Shopping Local" meant more to Newberry County businesses. Here at the chamber, we are asking you to make an effort to shop local. Take a small amount of your time and visit local businesses. You may be surprised at what you find.
Oh yes, and do not miss our Christmas Tour of Homes on Dec. 1, guaranteed to get you "in the mood."
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April 27, 2012 at 8:30pm to October 26, 2012 at 11pm – Eat Here Sarasota Twinkle performs live at Eat Here Sarasota each Friday, beginning April 27 at 8:30 p.m. She'll also be at Eat Here, Saturday, April 28 at 8:30 p.m. for a special performance. Visit EatHereSarasota.co… Organized by Eat Here | Type: music
May 1, 2012 to July 30, 2012 – New Deal Gallery, Federal Building, Sarasota This exciting exhibition, "Southern Gothic: Paintings by Clyde Burnett" May 1-July 30, is part of a new visual art program launched by the City of Sarasota. It will be held at the New Deal Gallery in… Organized by Virginia Hoffman | Type: art, exhibition
May 26, 2012 to July 27, 2012 – St Petersburg Moonfish Bay Gallery & Artist Studio in Madeira Beach invites you to sample our "Original Blend" Show featuring a delicious blend of fine art and artists. Holly Bird (honored by the Roycrofters a… Organized by Deborah Dabinet | Type: art, show, group
June 1, 2012 to July 31, 2012 – Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery is pleased to announce that its June 2012 art exhibition is now posted on their website and is ready to view online. The theme for this art exhibition is "F… Organized by John R Math | Type: online, art, exhibition
June 8, 2012 at 10am to September 12, 2012 at 3pm – State College of Florida The exhibit runs from June 7 -20 and August 15- September 12. Gallery hours are Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. The exhibition will feature five quotations by SCF students and staff that were selec… Organized by Beth Gonyea | Type: exhibit
June 11, 2012 at 9:30am to August 10, 2012 at 3pm – Art Center Sarasota 9 spectacular, fun-filled weeks for kids 6-14, with a different theme each week. [Volunteer assistant positions available for teens 15 +] All camp counselor/instructors are professional art educator… Organized by Elizabeth Hillmann, ACS Summer Camp Coordinator | Type: summer, camp
June 22, 2012 to July 28, 2012 – Light Space & Time Online Art Competition Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery announces a call for entries for the gallery's 2rd Annual "Animals" online art competition for the month of July 2012. The gallery would like for all 2D art… Organized by John R Math | Type: online, art, competition
June 23, 2012 at 6pm to September 1, 2012 at 7pm – the Goldstein Cabaret Sarasota's original antidepressant!June 23 thru September 1In the Goldstein Cabaret http://www.floridastudiotheatre.org/show_shows.php?id=365 OverviewTaking what is right in front of them, in the for… Organized by Florida Studio Theatre | Type: improv, comedy
June 28, 2012 at 7:30pm to July 29, 2012 at 9:30pm – The Players Theatre This English comedy asks: While touring historic homes, is it better for the guide to tell the truth and be bland or to exaggerate and entertain? June 28-30, 2012 at 7:30pm July 26-28, 2012 at 7:30… Organized by Michelle Bianchi Pingel | Type: theatre
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July 2, 2012 at 10am to July 31, 2012 at 5pm – Island Gallery West in Holmes Beach, FL CAROLINE WHITMORE, Venice watercolor artist, has been chosen as Featured Artist for July at Island Gallery West. Caroline is a long-time member of the Island Gallery West artists' cooperative located… Organized by Island Gallery West | Type: free, fine, art, exhibit
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