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This past weekend, Mary (photographer extraordinaire and founder of the Mamas with Cameras photography group, not to mention a terrific mama and friend) and I co-taught our first Intro to Digital Photography workshop. It was an amazing afternoon filled with fun and attentive mamas who were ready to take the next step toward creating beautiful photos with their digital SLR cameras. We had such a fun time with these ladies, and I've already been impressed with the photos I've seen from them! Mary and I will be offering this Introductory workshop regularly, and we'll be adding some more advanced workshops so that we can dive deeper into unleashing all of our inner photographers. I'm looking forward to all of the wonderful women we'll be meeting, teaching, and learning from!
Here are some photos I took during the workshop. You'll note that several of the mamas still have their lens caps on while they are looking through their cameras. That's not a mistake! They are such experts now that they check out their camera's settings in the viewfinder. And the last photo is of one of our fabulously "spudly" models. A group of these little guys helped us play around with depth of field, shutter speed, and ISO settings.


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26 U.S. Code § 5122 - Recordkeeping by retail dealers
(a) Receipts
Every retail dealer in liquors and every retail dealer in beer shall provide and keep in his place of business a record in book form of all distilled spirits, wines, and beer received, showing the quantity thereof and from whom and the dates received, or shall keep all invoices of, and bills for, all distilled spirits, wines, and beer received.
(b) Dispositions
When he deems it necessary for law enforcement purposes or the protection of the revenue, the Secretary may by regulations require retail dealers in liquors and retail dealers in beer to keep records of the disposition of distilled spirits, wines, or beer, in such form or manner and of such quantities as the Secretary may prescribe.
(c) Retail dealers
For purposes of this section—
(1) Retail dealer in liquors
The term "retail dealer in liquors" means any dealer (other than a retail dealer in beer or a limited retail dealer) who sells, or offers for sale, distilled spirits, wines, or beer, to any person other than a dealer.
(2) Retail dealer in beer
The term "retail dealer in beer" means any dealer (other than a limited retail dealer) who sells, or offers for sale, beer, but not distilled spirits or wines, to any person other than a dealer.
(3) Limited retail dealer
The term "limited retail dealer" means any fraternal, civic, church, labor, charitable, benevolent, or ex-servicemen's organization making sales of distilled spirits, wine or beer on the occasion of any kind of entertainment, dance, picnic, bazaar, or festival held by it, or any person making sales of distilled spirits, wine or beer to the members, guests, or patrons of bona fide fairs, reunions, picnics, carnivals, or other similar outings, if such organization or person is not otherwise engaged in business as a dealer.
(d) Cross references
For provisions relating to the preservation and inspection of records, and entry of premises for inspection, see section 5123.
Source(Added Pub. L. 85–859, title II, § 201,Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1345, § 5124; amended Pub. L. 94–455, title XIX, § 1906(b)(13)(A),Oct. 4, 1976, 90 Stat. 1834; renumbered § 5122 and amended Pub. L. 109–59, title XI, § 11125(b)(6),Aug. 10, 2005, 119 Stat. 1955.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 5122, added Pub. L. 85–859, title II, § 201,Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1344; amended Pub. L. 94–455, title XIX, § 1905(a)(10),Oct. 4, 1976, 90 Stat. 1819, defined "retail dealer in liquors", "retail dealer in beer", and "limited retail dealer", prior to repeal by Pub. L. 109–59, title XI, § 11125(a)(1)(D), (c),Aug. 10, 2005, 119 Stat. 1953, 1957, effective July 1, 2008, but inapplicable to taxes imposed for periods before such date.
Another prior section 5122, act Aug. 16, 1954, ch. 736, 68A Stat. 621, related to definition of retail dealers in liquors and beer, prior to the general revision of this chapter by Pub. L. 85–859.
2005—Pub. L. 109–59, § 11125(b)(6)(A), (B)(i), renumbered section 5124 of this title as this section, transferred section to this subpart so as to appear after section 5121, and substituted "Recordkeeping by retail dealers" for "Records" in section catchline.
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 109–59, § 11125(b)(6)(B)(iii), added subsec. (c). Former subsec. (c) redesignated (d).
Pub. L. 109–59, § 11125(b)(6)(B)(ii), substituted "section 5123" for "section 5146".
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 109–59, § 11125(b)(6)(B)(iii), redesignatedsubsec. (c) as (d).
1976—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 94–455struck out "or his delegate" after "Secretary" in two places.
Effective Date of 2005 Amendment
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One Tolleson family is celebrating National Adoption Day by adding three new family members.
It's lunch time at the Bailey house, and parents Ted and Aldora are busy wrangling 4 little ones.
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"We tried for years and couldn't have any kids so I wanted to adopt because that was all I ever wanted to be was a mother," said Aldora Bailey.
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There was quite a buzz Thursday at Boulan Park Middle School in Troy because of two people -- a seventh grader and the Detroit Lions' quarterback.The students got a visit from Matthew Stafford himself because Marissa Orzame won the "Make the Play for Healthy Habits" video contest.This was a contest sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. It invited students from all over the state to submit videos on how to make Michigan a healthier place.In Orzame's video, she talked a lot about how dancing is key to staying happy and healthy. In fact, she even convinced Stafford to do the Dougie.Afterwards I had the chance to talk with Stafford."Growing up, what did you eat? Were you healthy?" I asked."I was really active growing up. I played every sport under the sun, and so I probably didn't eat as well as I should have growing up," he said. "But further and further down the line, high school, college, and now pro sports, it's what everybody does. You take care of your body and realize how important it is."The point of this contest was to tackle childhood obesity because estimates are, if we don't do something about it, this will be the first generation of kids not expected to outlive their parents.Stafford did promise that if he scores a rushing touchdown, he will give fans a little bit of the Dougie dance in the end zone.Click here to see all the videos the kids submitted from all across the state.
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This article examines total bonus payments received across the whole economy in 2012/13 with analysis presented by month of pay, sector and industry. The industry level contribution to the change in whole economy bonus payments between 2011/12 and 2012/13 is also analysed as is the average bonus payment per employee.
Total bonus payments received across the whole economy during the financial year April 2012 to March 2013 were £36.9 billion, an increase of 1% compared with the same period in 2011/12. This equates to an average of around £1,400 per employee.
Of the £36.9 billion paid in bonuses in 2012/13, £13.3 billion was paid in the finance and insurance industry, virtually unchanged from the previous financial year. The increase in bonus payments for the whole economy was driven by the rest of the economy, which experienced a 1% increase in bonuses. Total bonus payments received in the rest of the economy in 2012/13 were £23.6 billion, almost as high as bonus payments in 2007/08, when bonus payments were at their peak.
However, a number of businesses responding to the Monthly Wages and Salaries Survey (MWSS) reported that they paid their bonuses in March last year but in April this year. Thus, it is useful to also examine bonus payments paid in the period May to April to present a complete picture of how bonus payments changed between 2011/12 and 2012/13.
Using this method, total bonus payments received across the whole economy during the period May 2012 to April 2013 was £38.6 billion; an increase of 4% compared with a year earlier. The average bonus per employee at whole economy level during this period was £1,500. Of the £38.6 billion, £14.0 billion was paid in the finance and insurance industry, also a 4% increase over the year.
Usually, the majority of large bonuses are generally paid in the period December to March each year, mainly, but not exclusively, in the finance and insurance industry. This period is sometimes referred to as "bonus season". Seventy-two per-cent of total bonuses paid in the finance and insurance industry in 2012/13 were paid during this period.
Bonus payments paid in the rest of the economy between December 2012 and March 2013 represented 43% of total bonuses, with the majority of the bonuses paid in March. This means that the "bonus season" is less significant in the rest of the economy than in the finance and insurance industries.
Figure 2 demonstrates the extent to which the usual definition of "bonus season" did not apply in 2012/13, with April 2013 seeing unusually high levels of bonus payments. Total bonus payments paid in the finance and insurance industry were £1.3 billion in April 2013 compared with £0.6 billion paid in April 2012. Similarly, total bonus payments paid in the rest of the economy were £2.9 billion in April 2013 compared with £1.9 billion paid in April 2012.
Thus, bonus payments paid in the whole economy were £1.7 billion higher in April 2013 compared with April 2012. The increase in bonus payments in April 2013 partly reflects the deferrals of bonus payments by some businesses which reported that they had chosen to pay the bonuses usually paid in March in April this year. This is also seen in reduction in bonus payments in March 2013 for the rest of the economy as bonus payments peaked at £4.2 billion in March 2013 compared with a peak of £4.9 billion in March 2012. However, the finance and insurance sector peaked at £3.7 billion in March 2013 compared with a peak of £3.5 billion in March 2012.
Figure 3 shows the contribution each of the 24 industries made to the change in whole economy bonus payments between 2011/12 and 2012/13.
Information and communication made the largest positive contribution to bonus payments in the 2012/13 financial year. This industry experienced a £0.3 billion growth in total bonuses between 2011/12 and 2012/13. Retail trade and repair and transport and storage also contributed towards the overall increase of bonus payments, each contributing £0.2 billion.
Professional, scientific and technical activities made the largest negative contribution to bonuses; contributing -£0.2 billion to whole economy bonus payments.
In 2012/13, most industries saw either a slight decrease in the average bonus per employee or the average bonus stayed the same compared with the financial year 2011/12. The whole economy average bonus per employee was £1,400, unchanged from the 2011/12 level. This means that the slight increase in bonus payments across the whole economy was offset by increases in the workforce. In other words, the slightly bigger bonus in 2012/13 was shared around slightly more people.
The average bonus per employee in the finance and insurance industry was £11,900. This was a decline of £100 compared with the average bonus received by financial sector workers in 2011/12. Mining and quarrying (including oil extraction and exploration) was the industry with the second highest average bonus, with an average bonus per employee of £6,700. This was a decrease of £200 compared with the average bonus per employee received in 2011/12.
The lowest bonuses per employee were paid in the Education and Health & Social Work industries, where the bonuses per head figures were negligible.
In 2012/13, the average private sector employee received £1,700 in bonuses, approximately six times higher than the average public sector worker's bonus of £300. However, private sector workers are on average in receipt of lower regular pay than people working in the public sector; bonuses are a more significant part of total pay in the private sector. If financial services – which include the temporarily nationalised banks – are removed from the public sector, the average public sector worker's bonus falls to £100 in 2012/13.
|Financial and insurance activities
|Mining and quarrying
|Information and communication
|Wholesale trade
|Manufacturing: Chemicals and man made fibres
|Real estate
|Professional, scientific and technical
|Electricity, gas and water supply
|Manufacturing: Engineering and allied industries
|Manufacturing: Basic metals and metal products
|Other manufacturing
|Retail trade and repair
|Manufacturing: Food, beverages and tobacco
|Transport and storage
|Manufacturing: Textiles, leather and clothing
|Administrative and support services
|Other Services
|Arts, entertainment and recreation
|Agriculture, forestry and fishing
|Accommodation and food services
|Public administration
|Health and social work
|Private sector
|Public sector
|Public sector excluding financial services
|Whole economy
All figures are derived from the Average Weekly Earnings (AWE) dataset, part of the Labour Market Statistics release: www.ons.gov.uk/ons/taxonomy/index.html?nscl=Labour+Market
The data do not include the Armed Forces, government–supported trainees or the self employed.
These figures are not seasonally adjusted. This means that seasonal patterns are included in the estimates.
These figures are not adjusted for inflation.
Supplementary analysis for May to April 2013 is available in the data section of this publication.
Details of the policy governing the release of new data are available by visiting www.statisticsauthority.gov.uk/assessment/code-of-practice/index.html or from the Media Relations Office email: firstname.lastname@example.com
These National Statistics are produced to high professional standards and released according to the arrangements approved by the UK Statistics Authority.


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Monday, January 28 2013, 11:19 AM CST
232 people die in nightclub fire
BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) -- A deadly fire swept through a crowded nightclub in southern Brazil early Sunday, killing at least 245 people attending a university party and leaving at least 200 injured, police and firefighters said. It appeared to be the deadliest nightclub fire in more than a decade.
Witnesses said that a flare or firework lit by band members may have started the fire.
Police Maj. Cleberson Braida told local news media that the 245 bodies were brought for identification to a gymnasium in the city of Santa Maria, at the southern tip of Brazil near the borders with Argentina and Uruguay
Television images showed smoke pouring out of the Kiss nightclub as shirtless, young male partygoers joined firefighters in wielding axes and sledgehammers, pounding at windows and walls to break through to those trapped inside. Teenagers sprinted from the scene desperately trying to find help -- others carried injured and burned friends away in their arms.
"There was so much smoke and fire, it was complete panic and it took a long time for people to get out, there were so many dead," survivor Luana Santos Silva told the Globo TV network.
Silva added that firefighters and ambulances responded quickly after the fire broke out, but that it spread too fast inside the packed club for them to help.
Michele Pereira, another survivor, told the Folha de S. Paulo newspaper that she was near the stage and that the fire broke out after band members lit flares.
"The band that was onstage began to use flares and, suddenly, they stopped the show and pointed them upward. At that point the ceiling caught fire. It was really weak but in a matter of seconds it spread," Pereira said.
Civil Police and regional government spokesman Marcelo Arigoni told Radio Gaucha earlier that the total number of victims is still unclear and there may be hundreds injured. Officials earlier said 180 were killed.
Rodrigo Moura, identified by the newspaper Diario de Santa Maria as a security guard at the club, said it was at its maximum capacity of between 1,000 and 2,000, and partygoers were pushing and shoving to escape.
Ezekiel Corte Real, 23, was quoted by the paper as saying that he helped people to escape. "I just got out because I'm very strong," he said.
The fire led President Dilma Roussef to cancel a series of meetings she had scheduled at a summit of Latin American and European leaders in Chile's capital of Santiago, and was headed to Santa Maria, according to the Brazilian foreign ministry.
"It is a tragedy for all of us. I am not going to continue in the meeting (in Chile) for very clear reasons," she said.
"Sad Sunday", tweeted Tarso Genro, the governor of the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul. He said all possible action was being taken and that he would be in the city later in the day.
Santa Maria is a major university city with a population of around a quarter of a million.
A welding accident reportedly set off a Dec. 25, 2000, fire at a club in Luoyang, China, killing 309.
At least 194 people died at an overcrowded working-class nightclub in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2004. Seven members the band were sentenced to prison for setting off the blaze.
A blaze at the Lame Horse nightclub in Perm, Russia, broke out on Dec. 5, 2009, when an indoor fireworks display ignited a plastic ceiling decorated with branches, killing 152
A nightclub fire in the U.S. state of Rhode Island in 2003 killed 100 people after pyrotechnics used as a stage prop by the 1980s rock band Great White set ablaze cheap soundproofing foam on the walls and ceiling.
232 people die in nightclub fire
Witnesses said that a flare or firework lit by band members may have started the fire.
Police Maj. Cleberson Braida told local news media that the 245 bodies were brought for identification to a gymnasium in the city of Santa Maria, at the southern tip of Brazil near the borders with Argentina and Uruguay
Television images showed smoke pouring out of the Kiss nightclub as shirtless, young male partygoers joined firefighters in wielding axes and sledgehammers, pounding at windows and walls to break through to those trapped inside. Teenagers sprinted from the scene desperately trying to find help -- others carried injured and burned friends away in their arms.
"There was so much smoke and fire, it was complete panic and it took a long time for people to get out, there were so many dead," survivor Luana Santos Silva told the Globo TV network.
Silva added that firefighters and ambulances responded quickly after the fire broke out, but that it spread too fast inside the packed club for them to help.
Michele Pereira, another survivor, told the Folha de S. Paulo newspaper that she was near the stage and that the fire broke out after band members lit flares.
"The band that was onstage began to use flares and, suddenly, they stopped the show and pointed them upward. At that point the ceiling caught fire. It was really weak but in a matter of seconds it spread," Pereira said.
Civil Police and regional government spokesman Marcelo Arigoni told Radio Gaucha earlier that the total number of victims is still unclear and there may be hundreds injured. Officials earlier said 180 were killed.
Rodrigo Moura, identified by the newspaper Diario de Santa Maria as a security guard at the club, said it was at its maximum capacity of between 1,000 and 2,000, and partygoers were pushing and shoving to escape.
Ezekiel Corte Real, 23, was quoted by the paper as saying that he helped people to escape. "I just got out because I'm very strong," he said.
The fire led President Dilma Roussef to cancel a series of meetings she had scheduled at a summit of Latin American and European leaders in Chile's capital of Santiago, and was headed to Santa Maria, according to the Brazilian foreign ministry.
"It is a tragedy for all of us. I am not going to continue in the meeting (in Chile) for very clear reasons," she said.
"Sad Sunday", tweeted Tarso Genro, the governor of the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul. He said all possible action was being taken and that he would be in the city later in the day.
Santa Maria is a major university city with a population of around a quarter of a million.
A welding accident reportedly set off a Dec. 25, 2000, fire at a club in Luoyang, China, killing 309.
At least 194 people died at an overcrowded working-class nightclub in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2004. Seven members the band were sentenced to prison for setting off the blaze.
A blaze at the Lame Horse nightclub in Perm, Russia, broke out on Dec. 5, 2009, when an indoor fireworks display ignited a plastic ceiling decorated with branches, killing 152
A nightclub fire in the U.S. state of Rhode Island in 2003 killed 100 people after pyrotechnics used as a stage prop by the 1980s rock band Great White set ablaze cheap soundproofing foam on the walls and ceiling.
232 people die in nightclub fire
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Sheriff's office working to prevent school bus accidents
DPS Update 8:48 p.m.: I-10 near Hwy 62 to remain closed for 3 more hours following deadly crash
Crimestoppers asking for your help to locate a gunman in a fatal Beaumont shooting Sunday
Former Crystal Beach fire chief booked and released following indictments
Fatal accident backs up traffic on I-10 near state line in Louisiana
Oil and gas well blowout in Tyler County
ATV accident kills man in Newton County
Fire heavily damages Beaumont home
6 On Health: Unlocking the mysteries of autism
BISD axes school bus transportation for after school activities
Dove hunting draws families together
Doctor at center of federal investigation not practicing medicine
Beaumont police investigating murder
Southeast Texans enjoy last weekend of summer at the beach
TD#5 forms in Gulf; no threat to Southeast Texas
New Texas laws that went into effect today (Sept. 1)
Kraft recalling American Singles
Have a warrant in Jasper? You might see your photo on Facebook
Tweet from Gov. Perry's Twitter account mocks Democratic DA
Driver crashes into church
Log truck wheels crash through house
Beaumont police release name of shooting victim
Monitoring area of low pressure in southern Gulf
Port Arthur police catch man who robbed woman of purse at Twin City Walmart
Astros fire manager Bo Porter
Beaumont police investigating murder
6 On Health: New approach could change the way doctors predict transplant rejection
Local teen pursuing country music dreams
Fans turn out to tailgate despite rain
Man barricaded in house
Reaction to federal judge's ruling on Texas abortion law
How you can honor the memory of legendary SETX football official Beau Hicks
Local reaction to Texas school funding court ruling
More families moving to Orangefield; see why
Former Crystal Beach fire chief David Loop indicted
Quality Cafe in downtown Beaumont has closed its doors
Why Attorney General Greg Abbott backed out of debate with Wendy Davis
KFDM learns State Comptroller has seized Finch Hutton Restaurant for nonpayment of sales and franchise tax
Hardin County deputies say they arrested a copper thief
CASA volunteers needed, especially African American volunteers
Virtual kidnappers use fear, intimidation to pressure victims into wiring money
Bishop Mark Smith invites public to community-wide Labor Day picnic
Up to 5 inches of rain possible in isolated spots between today and Sunday morning
Judge rules Texas school finance system unconstitutional
Restaurant Report: Aug. 29, 2014
6 On Health: Experimental therapy to fight melanoma
Convicted killer sentenced for Vidor teen's death
Football fans now paying for parking at BISD's Thomas Center
Beaumont police see spike in copper thefts
Kelvin Roy sentenced to 75 years in prison
BISD embezzlement case suspect pleads not guilty in court
Labor Day DWI safety campaign underway
Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile at South 11th and Corley in Beaumont
Entergy: Your electric bill to decrease
Rose City residents must still boil water before drinking it water notice still in effect
US 69 northbound at I-10 split reopened
Haley Bull reports live on guilty verdict in Kelvin Roy murder trial
WOCCISD revisits procedures after bus mix up
Beaumont city leaders making cuts for surplus in budget
FEMA discusses Bridge City's flood map appeal
Jury convicts Kelvin Roy of murder
UPDATE: Rose City water back on; but continue boiling water
HEB 11th St store set to open Spring 2015
Jury begins deliberations in Kelvin Roy murder trial
Ubi Caritas annual date auction for good cause
BPD searching for Dollar General thief
Haley Bull noon live report from Kelvin Roy murder trial
Murder defendant says he didn't deliberately crash into van to kill teen girl; says "I just wish they forgive me for my accidents"
Boil Water Notice for Rose City
6 On Health: Fighting cancer with the right food and medical treatment
6 On Health: Finding a cure for the common cold
Monitoring low pressure area in Gulf
List by states of unaccompanied undocumented children released to sponsors
BISD board adopts budget, allows superintendent to hire teachers without approval
BISD enrollment is now up hundreds of students since first day of school
Haley Bull reports live from trial of man charged with murder in collision that killed teenage girl
Texas sex offender registry app available
Texas man admits to driving his $1 million car into the Gulf
Lamar University names building for philanthropist Rudy Williams
Crimestoppers asking for your help
Updated testimony from Kelvin Roy trial
Officer testifies in trial of man charged with murder in collision that killed teen: "It looked like a war zone, like a bomb went off"
Man gets 20 years for murder after throwing victim off Intracoastal Bridge.
Click here for National Town Hall on tensions in Ferguson, Mo., after officer shoots and kills teen
Man on trial for murder in collision that killed Vidor teenage girl
Sheriff's Office searching for sex offender it says wasn't at registered address
More storms in forecast Tuesday
BISD Board of managers consider eliminating Lucas busing
BISD enrollment down on first day of school; it could change
Commissioners approve plans for developer to build multi-sports training facility at Ford Park
Trial date set for former BISD employees accused of embezzling money
Workers tear down Castle Motel
BISD releases preliminary enrollment numbers; down 504
Woman run over on I-10 service road near KFDM building expected to recover
Man suspected of trying to steal camper while owner was inside
PAISD students return to school
Boat raffle raised money for the Children's Miracle Network
Cristobal not expected to impact U.S.
All clear given following active shooter report at Ft. Lee in Virginia
AP: Active shooter at Ft. Lee Army base in Virginia
Watch out for children crossing roads on this first day back to school
Murder victim's mother speaks out
Crystal Boyett bonds out of jail
Divers train for vehicle recovery
Families take precautions against high temperatures
I-10 auto-pedestrian accident seriously injures woman in Beaumont
KFDM exclusive: Crystal Boyett arraigned in Hardin County
Jasper woman who made national news has new attorney in criminal case
Jasper man sentenced for crime against a teen
Troopers warn drivers before school starts
Tyrrell Park drainage project nearly finished
KFDM learns Crystal Boyett in Hardin County Jail after surrendering Thursday night
Billboard to display picture of credit union robber
Former Chambers County deputy, suspended jailer both arrested
Nederland man convicted in Orange County drug conspiracy
Lamar students get big welcome back for new semester
Update on area of low pressure in Caribbean
Chester Jourdan to head Red Cross in Southeast Texas
Meth bust in Orange County
Sisters remembered in Lumberton crash, driver indicted
BISD Superintendent doesn't expect enough teachers Monday
Orange County's expected budget deficit down from $3 million to half a million
BISD teachers get free school supplies from students
Local vigil held for Michael Brown, Missouri teen killed by an officer
More ashes found at former Fort Worth mortuary; owners are from Beaumont
Ben Woodhead Jr. honored for his service to Miller Memorial Library
KFDM learns Crystal Boyett indicted for crash that killed Lumberton sisters, unborn child
Update on area of disturbed weather we're tracking approaching Caribbean
Average gasoline price continues dropping in region
Orange County deputies find cocaine, prescription meds in vehicle
Man facing prison time for sex trafficking of minors
Road Trippin' to Batteries Plus Bulbs in Beaumont's west end
Orange County sues sheriff's office employees
BISD police officer under investigation and on leave
Veterans train to fight child exploitation
Developer plans gated community in Groves
Jury convicts Beaumont man on burglary charge
Gov. Perry enters plea
Students prepare for school supply donations to BISD teachers
Pistol Packing Pastor pleads "no contest" to marijuana case
Beaumont EMS vehicle and car collide
Dr. Augustine to lead BISD Human Resources Department
Keyarika Diggles jailed again, accused of using stolen credit card to pay court fines
Lamar State College honor graduates
Monitoring area of low pressure in Atlantic
State Fire Marshal investigating Jasper fire
One out of five college women victim of sexual assault
Injured Winnie teen determined to walk again
Gov. Rick Perry went for ice cream after being released from jail
Crimestoppers: Do you recognize man in video?
End of an era: Quality Cafe in Beaumont closing
After March fire, HFISD Elementary ready for new school year
St. Louis officer shoots, kills man wielding knife
Gov. Perry to surrender this afternoon
Johnny Manziel says obscene gesture toward Redkins shows lapse of judgment
1 missing, 3 rescued when shrimp boat overturns
New clashes between police, protestors in Ferguson
BISD meeting on proposed cuts: police and athletics deparments
Ford Park maintenance management questioned
Another Beaumont vacant house arson; 11th arson case in August
Honoring legendary football official Beau Hicks with Lifetime Achievement Award
Jefferson County Judge Larry Gist receives highest honor
American Red Cross chapters now under new leadership
American's Next Top Model contestant Will Jardell from Nederland survived the cut
BISD staff returns for new school year
LU president says enrollment is up
Bridge City residents still having problems with water; city working to fix water problems
Judge Gist receives State Bar Lifetime Achievement Award
CNN: No arrest warrant will be issued for Governor Perry, no mugshot or jail booking immediately required
New details from private autopsy done on Michael Brown
Fire destroys Jasper home
Port Neches police investigate 88-year old man's death
Foster kids learn how to sail
Port Arthur police investigating murder
Team coverage of Gov. Rick Perry's indictment; hear from politicians, his attorney, Facebook fans and others
Click here to read the indictment against Governor Rick Perry
Former Orange County youth minister set to serve more prison time than expected
Statement from Gov. Rick Perry's office on his indictment; his attorneys issue statements
Couple stranded overnight on isolated stretch of beach
BREAKING NEWS: Gov. Rick Perry indicted
Jury acquits driver in intoxication manslaughter case
Man Orange city police say robbed a pizza deliverly driver is now in custody
New details about events leading up to shooting of Michael Brown
Ferguson chief names officer who fatally shot Michael Brown
Beaumont's 100 Plus Black Women Coalition gives school supplies to families in need
Late night deliberately set fire heavily damages vacant Beaumont home, injures firefighter
Restaurant Report: Aug. 15, 2014
Video of gas pump problems reaches hundreds
Mayor Becky Ames and Larry Beaulieu take ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and get drenched in ice cold water
Beaumont firefighters on scene tonight of another vacant house fire
Port Arthur ISD sets November bond election
Free legal advice for veterans
Jefferson County district attorney reduces his budget request
Port Arthur officials discuss taking legal action against former BISD contractor Calvin Walker
Jefferson County judge Nancy Beaulieu honored
Enrollment up at St. Anne Catholic School
Drug bust in Jasper
Cheech & Chong and WAR show cancelled
Woman pleads guilty to staging car accident and receiving money from insurance claim
Mosquitoes in PA test postive for St. Louis Encephalitis
Average gasoline price continues dropping in SETX
Another vacant house fire in Beaumont
Beaumont church music director resigns; accused of sexual assault of a child
Dr. Timothy Chargois resigns as BISD superintendent
KFDM obtains copy of Dr. Timothy Chargois' voluntary separation agreement with BISD
New Black Panthers rally for man accused in death of Alfred Wright
Former youth minister will go to prison
Judge recovering at home
Nederland man pleads guility to wire fraud
Driver in critical condition following Tram Road crash
One driver critically hurt in collision on Eastex Freeway service road
PA auto repair business owner pleads guilty to federal wire fraud
LUPD reveals new details about robbery of student near campus
Pay it Forward: Aug. 13, 2014
American's Next Top Model male contestant from SETX
Jury decides on 15 year sentence for former youth minister who sexually assaulted two teen students
Family of Shane Hadnot, members of New Black Panther Party rally outside federal courthouse
Rally in support of man indicted for selling drugs linked to Alfred Wright's death
BISD athletics and police department on the table
Jury expected to decide fate of youth pastor Wednesday
Fans remember Robin Williams, death highlights larger issue
Hollywood actress Lauren Bacall has died
Crimestoppers asking for your help
Link for information about suicide prevention
City of Beaumont working to improve deteriorating roads
Gift of Life Color Rush cancer prevention awareness event Oct. 11
Time to get your new hunting and fishing licenses
Man dies after fall on ship docked in Beaumont
Grand jury takes no action in Juneteenth celebration complaint
Join KFDM's immigration town hall live stream this Thursday
Wife says Judge Dunn returning home from Houston on Tuesday following treatment for flesh-eating bacteria
BISD seeking community input on budget
Woman jailed on charges of stabbing another woman
Former Orange County youth minister charged with sexual assault of a child in court
Police investigating church burglary
Local charity helping immigrant children crossing the U.S. border
Need help with your Entergy electric bill?
Local disabled child left alone in car
Actor, comedian Robin Williams found dead
History being made in the cattle industry
Man high on PCP gets 30 years for firing shots while young daughters were at home
Beaumont Health Department extends hours for immunizations
Six killed in Houston-area collision
Mini-van overturns following downtown Beaumont collision
Valero investigating cause of product release
Mother arrested after police say she left her special needs child in vehicle
Family and friends of drowning victim install life rings on fishing pier
Back to School shopping starts with tax free weekend
Apartment community stunned by stabbing
Port Arthur police officer on paid administrative leave
Stabbing victim in critical condition
Wright family protests suspect's arrest in Houston
Authorities say local man who preys on elderly indicted
State says local schools need improvement
U.S. Attorney releases information about indictment in Wright death
Silsbee police looking for three men to question about Walmart thefts
Who's putting blood to good use
Live coverage: Alfred Wright rally in Houston
Click here for link to TEA accountability ratings
Local boy celebrates 10-year anniversary of bone marrow transplant
Jefferson County man indicted for possessing lego-shaped blocks of synthetic marijuana
How to "Be The Match"
Restaurant Report: Aug. 8, 2014
How Orange County judge with flesh-eating bacteria is doing
Stabbing at Crystal Beach
Wright family holds rally in Houston
Click here to read full indictment of suspect linked to death of Alfred Wright
KFDM obtains Wright family statements about indictment linked to his death
First day of tax-free shopping
Judge Dunn's family says no more surgery necessary for treatment of flesh-eating bacteria
Boil Water Notice for Bolivar Peninsula
Wright family says feds to announce indictment of man accused of selling drugs that led to death
BPD: Lindberg overpass closed after train crashes into bridge pillar
KFDM News obtains indictment for three former BISD employees
Committee presents PAISD board with $195M bond plan
I-10 UPDATE: See how long highway will be closed?
Neighborhood reacts to credit union robbery
Shooting vicim recovering, accused attackers linked to more crime
Are your taxes going to rise in Jefferson County?
Toddler killed after horse kicked him
Driver rescued by two Good Samaritans
Tax free shopping starts Friday
Two 18-wheelers involved in accident on I-10, roads shutdown
More marijuana discovered in Polk County after historical bust
Bingman Head Start will not close for the 2014-2015 school year
KFDM.com online streaming temporarily down
Police release pictures of credit union robber
3-year-old killed by kick from horse
Robber strikes Beaumont credit union
Two people rescue man when truck plunges into canal
Average gasoline price drops in Beaumont, state
Road Trippin' at Main Street Veterinarian Clinic in Lumberton
Road Trippin' with Tom Wright at the Lumberton Dome
Mother opens up about son electrocuted on the job
Another BISD employee resigns
Little Ali's birthday wish; How you can celebrate with her
Second Beaumont house arson in one day; fire department asking for your help
BISD interim superintendent discusses how he plans to move forward
Judge transferred to Houston hospital to continue fight againt flesh-eating bacteria
Federal grand jury indicts three former BISD employees
Four men indicted in connection with Burkeville bank robbery where bank employee stabbed
Wednesday night house fire second arson case of the day in Beaumont
Hemphill man indicted in connection with crash that killed passenger in his car
Sister of contract worker killed in accident speaks
Kountze cheerleaders case heading to Texas Supreme Court
Fire investigators ask for help before vacant structures burn
Congress fails to reach agreement on how much money to spend on immigration crisis
Federal grand jury indicts four bank robbery suspects
Names released of workers electrocuted in Village Mills
Lauren Huet reports live from site of workers' electrocutions in Village Mills
Three contract workers electrocuted in Village Mills
Judge undergoing more surgery in fight against flesh-eating bacteria
18 wheeler overturns in Silsbee
Cause of house fire appears to be deliberate
Justice of the peace recovering from flesh-eating bacteria
BISD board of managers considering what to cut
Republican Brandon Creighton, of Conroe, wins the Texas Senate District 4 seat
New developments in home invasion robbery, shooting of couple
Health Department extends hours for childhood vaccines
Bridge City businesses, residents complain about brown water during city council meeting
Port Arthur firefighters train for high angle rescues
Jasper school renovation project includes new gym, classrooms
New traffic lights for safety of Lumberton students
Local bank donates $50,000 to help families of officers killed in line of duty
Southeast Texas chemical plants help outreach organizations
Bridge City residents take to social media for brown water complaints
BISD and Workforce Solutions set up workshops to help teachers laid off
BISD schools moving and merging
Bikers hold fundraiser for fellow rider and family
Deputies: Liberty County drug bust, also turns up tens of thousands of dollars
Fire in Vidor destroys home, displaces family
Community members react to Newton County Sheriff indictment
Lumberton Dome almost finished
Community reacts to more than 100 BISD job cuts
Family turns to community in wake of tragedy
Researchers at UTMB Galveston work to develop Ebola vaccine
Preventing a heatstroke
Beaumont man's transformation after losing 440 lbs
New way of buying produce becoming popular in SETX
BISD's new way of doing business with vendors
Want to save money and help the environment? Learn about TxDOT's app
KFDM reporter questions Calvin Walker after his release from jail; what he had to say
Beaumont City Council delayed a vote that would give a cemetery more land
Polk County marijuana bust setting record in Texas
Missed our 6 p.m. broadcast? See live team coverage of indictment against Calvin Walker
Crimestoppers searching for woman burglar caught on surveillance video
Man steals deputy's car ends up back in jail within an hour
Warrant roundup targets drivers with unpaid traffic citations
PAISD teachers attend workshop to prepare for new school year
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Former EBAA CEO Fernand François and Jack Olcott, his counterpart from NBAA at the time, launched the European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition eight years ago. Today, EBACE has grown by leaps and bounds.
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Eclipse Aviation announced this week that it received approval from U.S. and Canadian authorities to export the Eclipse 500 very light jet and its components to Russia, where it plans to establish an assembly facility in Ulyanovsk.
On Tuesday, Boca Raton, Fla.-based DayJet made the difficult decision to put its growth plans on hold after not being able to obtain another $50 million in funding to move to the next stage. As a result, the per-seat, on-demand air-taxi operator laid off 100 of its roughly 260 employees and now plans to sell or lease out 16 of its 28 Eclipse 500s. Listen to DayJet president and CEO Ed Iacobucci tell the story in his own words.
Kenn Ricci, founder and former CEO of Flight Options, has once more reemerged at a new aviation venture. This time he's landed at Nextant Aerospace, which recently announced a re-engining and avionics retrofit program for Beechjets and Hawker 400XPs. AIN spoke with Ricci to find out about Nextant's 400NXT program, as well as parent company Directional Aviation, which he also leads.
At the recent Sun 'n' Fun Fly-In in Lakeland, Fla., Piper Aircraft v-p of sales and marketing Bob Kromer and Cirrus Design CEO Alan Klapmeier told AIN about the progress of their respective single-engine jet prototypes. Both companies' airplanes are nearly complete and will soon be in the air.
NBAA has long been trying to figure out how best to serve the needs of its small flight department members, and yesterday at Sun 'n' Fun the association took another step in this direction by announcing a Light Airplane Conference & Exhibition that will be held in San Diego next March. AIN sat down with NBAA president Ed Bolen at the Lakeland, Fla. airshow to find out more about this new event.
Cessna unveiled a mockup of a large-cabin intercontinental jet at the 2006 NBAA Convention, and based on strong market acceptance announced on January 24 the formal launch of the biggest Citation yet. Yesterday, Cessna revealed many more details about the newly named Citation Columbus, and AIN asked Cessna chairman, president and CEO Jack Pelton for his insights on the new jet.
Adam Aircraft founder Rick Adam–who left the fledgling Englewood, Colo. aircraft manufacturer last year–has resurfaced at AdamWorks, which aims to design and manufacture complete composite solutions for any industry, including aerospace. AIN spoke with him to find out more about his plans for the newly formed company.
Piaggio Avanti fractional provider Avantair has been steadily building its operation and is taking delivery of the twin turboprops as fast as Piaggio can make them. Next year it will expand its fleet in a different direction with the addition of entry-level Phenom 100 twinjets. We sat down with Avantair founder and CEO Steve Santo for an update on the company and to find out what his plans are for the new fleet type.
Even before it announced an order for 30 Cessna Citation Xs and 80 Bombardier Challenger 300s at the NBAA Convention in September, XOJet was busy blurring the lines between fractional and charter operations. To find out more about the company's unique business plan and future growth, AIN spoke with XOJet chief strategy and marketing officer Nick Solinger.
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Aurisonics ASG-1 rev 1.2 Specifications Driver Type: 15mm Dynamic Frequency Response: 8Hz-25KHz Sensitivity: 121dB Impedance: 32Ω Cable: 54"|Replaceable Connector: Gold-Plated L-plug Warranty: 1 year
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Tralucent Audio 1Plus2
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MongoDB Competitors: CouchDB, Membase, Couchbase, Cassandra, HBase, Riak
In a post describing different ways to measure adoption of open source projects, Max Schireson (President 10gen) named Couchbase's products (CouchDB, Membase), Cassandra, HBase, and Riak as main MongoDB competitors.
While none of these comes as a big surprise, I think some of these are just remotely competing for the same user base and usage scenarios. There are at least two other products that I'd include in the MongoDB list of competitors: MySQL and Marklogic.
Original title and link: MongoDB Competitors: CouchDB, Membase, Couchbase, Cassandra, HBase, Riak (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
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