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43 U.S. Code § 1513 - Importation of water; protection of exporting areas
(a) In the event that the Secretary shall, pursuant to section 1511 of this title, plan works to import water into the Colorado River system from sources outside the natural drainage areas of the system, he shall make provision for adequate and equitable protection of the interests of the States and areas of origin, including assistance from funds specified in this chapter, to the end that water supplies may be available for use in such States and areas of origin adequate to satisfy their ultimate requirements at prices to users not adversely affected by the exportation of water to the Colorado River system.
(b) All requirements, present or future, for water within any State lying wholly or in part within the drainage area of any river basin from which water is exported by works planned pursuant to this chapter shall have a priority of right in perpetuity to the use of the waters of that river basin, for all purposes, as against the uses of the water delivered by means of such exportation works, unless otherwise provided by interstate agreement.
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Ryan Yingling graduated from UW-Superior in 2004 with a degree in Business Administration and an emphasis in Management. He also attended WITC-Superior in order to obtain another degree, this one in Marketing. With his skills in management and his love for working with people, Yingling was able to earn himself a leadership position, and he is now working as a General Manager for Screen Graphics/Uniform Connection in Superior, WI.
From the time he was in college, Yingling has learned to deal with many aspects of management. While attending UW-Superior he was always on the go, splitting his time as both a full-time student as well as a full-time employee. He recalls, "I often worked 30-40 hours per week, had anywhere from 12-18 credits, and [worked] 10-20 hours a week at my internship/work study. What this did do was teach me outstanding time
management skills, which I use every day." From these experiences, Yingling excelled in time management and getting things done efficiently, which were skills he was able to carry over into his professional career.
Once he had a solid base of experiences added to his background, Yingling found that his jobs as a professional constantly were pulling him towards positions of leadership, usually landing him in a management position. He was always happy to take these leadership roles, which he expresses by saying, "I have always been drawn to managing and motivating people since I can remember." This passion of his allows for him to be as successful as his is with his work.
At his current job, Yingling is in charge of overseeing everything that happens within the business on a daily basis. It is his responsibility to take care of everything, ranging from managing his employees and working with customers, to keeping records for the business and making needed purchases. He spends the majority of his time either working in his office or helping with production, though he also devotes a portion of his work-week to meetings as well.
Overall, Yingling really enjoys being a part of the small business and having direct connections with both his co-workers and his customers. He has the pleasure of working daily with both of these groups of people. As of now, the business only has eleven total employees, a situation which has both its problems and its perks. Since he has become so close with all of his co-workers, it sometimes can be difficult to carry out work within the business. Yingling explains, "We work very closely together and know each other very well. It is a challenge to balance co-worker and boss. When discipline is needed, it is difficult to wear different hats in the business and go from co-worker/friend to disciplinarian very quickly."
However, along with these challenges there also comes a great number of benefits. Yingling loves being able to work closely with the people he does, and since they are a tight-knit group with a broad range of talents, it makes for a great customer experience. When a customer comes in with a certain request, Yingling can pool the various skills of his staff in order to come up with a product suitable for the customer's needs. It brings satisfaction to Yingling being able to see the process through from the start to the finish and to see the customers' positive reactions when they pick up their orders. Being a small business, they are also able to work more closely with their consumers to customize their orders and make them something unique and personalized.
Looking back on his education now, Yingling would recommend Sociology classes to someone looking to go into the area of Management. Because this position requires so much interaction with people, he believes that at least some basic knowledge of human behavior would be greatly beneficial.
After his many years of work, Yingling has some advice to share with college students. He recommends, "Keep your mind open. The direction you want to go is not necessarily the same road you will end up on. Keep learning as much as you can, and be humble enough to accept help from others that will help shape you as a manager and leader." It is hard to get anywhere in life if you are not willing to learn new things as you go, and Yingling understands the great value in taking the time to learn from others.
As for the future, Yingling is hoping that he will still be working in his position as a General Manager with the same business in the next few years. However, he does hope that a few things have changed by then. It is his goal to expand the range of the business in order to increase its customer base. Within the next 5-10 years, he would love to see the business double in its size, which would, in turn, also correlate to an increase in their market share, giving them more recognition within the community. With his dedication to his job and his impeccable management skills, there is no doubt that this vision could soon become a reality.
Ryan Yingling was interviewed as a part of the Career Services Day in the Life project. His full interview and those of other UW-Superior alumni can be found on the Day in the Life website, http://www.uwsuper.edu/career/students/day-in-the-life.cfm.
Interview conducted by Tashina Martinson on February 16, 2012. Article written by Kristen Jasperson.


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Within this 38,000 square foot multiplex, our guests' pay-offs are non-stop. The fully renovated Sports Haven Bar & Grille presents guests with a brand new menu and bar, betting on thoroughbred, harness, greyhound racing, and jai-alai as well as more than 250 flat screen TV's'.
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WGU Indiana partners with Colts to expand awareness of Master's degree programs
WGU Indiana, the nonprofit, online university established by executive order from Gov. Mitch Daniels in June, 2010, has joined forces with the Indianapolis Colts to raise awareness for the university's master's degree programs. Former Colts player Ken Dilger will serve as a university spokesperson following his enrollment in the university's MBA program.
"As a business owner, parent and coach, I knew going back to school for my MBA could be a challenge. I needed a flexible, accredited option, so I chose WGU Indiana," Dilger said.
A native of Mariah Hill, Indiana, Dilger received his bachelor's degree in marketing from the University of Illinois in 1994. He spent seven years with the Colts as a tight end before joining the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, winning Super Bowl XXXVII in 2002. Dilger retired from the NFL in 2005.
WGU Indiana Chancellor Allison Barber welcomes Dilger's enthusiasm. "We're so pleased to have Ken as one of our MBA students, as well as a master's degree spokesperson," said Barber. "He is an ideal ambassador for us as he represents the type of students for which WGU Indiana was created – full-time, working professionals who want to go further with their education. Linking WGU Indiana with the Indianapolis Colts, one of the strongest brands in Indiana, will allow us to reach even more students who want to complete their undergraduate degree, as well as college graduates who want to go further and earn a master's degree."
As part of the partnership, Dilger will appear in WGU Indiana marketing materials and advertisements. By posting to the university's social media platforms, he will share thoughts about his studies.
WGU Indiana offers more than 50 accredited, online, competency-based degree programs in high-demand career fields of business, information technology, teacher education and health professions, including nursing. Each WGU Indiana student, including Dilger, is partnered with a faculty mentor who provides one-on-one coaching, guidance and support from enrollment through graduation.
"I am excited to have a mentor fully committed to my success," said Dilger. "It's a lot like having a position coach in the NFL. I think that support system is really important."
"We're glad to partner with WGU Indiana to help stimulate interest in higher education," said Jay Souers, vice president of sponsorship sales for the Colts. "Ken is the perfect spokesperson because of his continued interest in going further in his profession and advancing his career. He's truly a role model for our retired players and front-office staff, as well as our fans. I'm sure he'll continue to teach me a few things along the way, too."
For more information about WGU Indiana, visit www.indiana.wgu.edu or call (877) 214-7014.Copyright © 2014, Orlando Sentinel


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Tucson's largest school district is still millions of dollars away from its target in budget cuts for next year. And now, those who fear the ax are giving the board advice.
The district estimates that it needs about $17 million in cuts for next year. Right now, it's at about $14 million, and it wants a buffer between what it needs. The governing board could seek about $5 million more in cuts.
Blue collar workers are worried. Members of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, known as AFSCME Local 449, who are the bus drivers, bus monitors, custodians, and maintenance employees of the district, spoke up Tuesday night. About fifteen members, many of them dressed in green shirts, attended the governing board meeting. While the board pulled the budget discussion from its agenda, AFSCME members still spoke up at Call to the Audience.
The employees expressed concern about the future of their jobs, pay, and benefits. Their executive director urged the board to look at cutting performance bonuses for the cabinet in order to help prevent cuts to blue collar workers.
"We're asking them to share the sacrifice, to cut that out of their contracts so we can eliminate less jobs from our employees," said AFSCME Local 449 executive director Matthew Cline.
"Our concern is being able to make ends meet, we are grossly underpaid for the responsibility that we have, we're afraid of our benefits getting cut," said TUSD bus driver Cindy Graybill.
Board president Adelita Grijalva said that the budget will be discussed further at a later date.
About 15 members were in the crowd tonight. They say they can't bear cuts to what they make, or job cuts altogether. They urge the district cabinet to forgo performance bonuses to help prevent blue collar cuts.
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They caution, however, that peginterferon may not benefit all patients. Even this improved formulation may be insufficient against the highly-interferon resistant genotype 1 hepatitis C strain carried by about 75% of infected patients in the U.S. In both studies, the response rate was much lower for those with this resistant strain than it was for those with other strains of the virus.
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Dirck van Baburen's 1622 painting is an early masterpiece of the reception in the north of the great Italian Baroque painter Caravaggio. This circumstance is made clear by the closeness of the vantage point (the music book seems to project from the painting into the space of the viewer); the skilfully chosen view, which frames the figure tightly, to great effect; the expressive pose and physiognomy of the singer; his fantastic costume, which recalls a figure from contemporary theatre; and the powerful and subtle use of light. Dirck van Baburen, who died while still a young man, is one of the most important representatives of the so-called "Utrecht Caravaggists". From 1615 to 1621, he worked in Rome, where he came into direct contact with Caravaggio's works, including depictions of half-length figures of musicians. Baburen produced his painting of a young man singing immediately upon his return to Holland, and it is one of the earliest examples of the genre north of the Alps. It also stands at the beginning of the Netherlandish tradition of half-length musicians, which was extremely popular throughout the seventeenth century.


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As any fan of wings and weck will tell you, restaurants in Buffalo are among the best in the country. But when Misty Spano '95 BA argues that point, it comes with a hint of bias. Since 1985, she has owned and operated Washington Square Restaurant, a thriving establishment located just a baseball's throw away from the Buffalo Bisons Coca-Cola Field.
"My family has owned Washington Square Restaurant for 42 years," Spano said. "My career [there] began in 1976 when I started working in the kitchen for my dad. I took ownership in 1985, when my dad was ready to semi-retire." Spano graduated from Medaille with a bachelor's degree in business administration, and has incorporated her education and knowledge into running the restaurant.
"While much of my experience has been learned on the job, it doesn't hurt having a formal business and management education," she explained. "My education gives me confidence and a good understanding of how to manage a business." Employees are one of the restaurant's great assets. "Several of our employees have worked [here] for many years, and they care a great deal about the restaurant's success and pleasing customers," said Spano. The restaurant's "warm and comfortable atmosphere" draws a regular crowd. Spano noted, "My lunch customers usually eat [here] daily or at least a couple of times a week."
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Success is not without its challenges. "Food and operation costs continue to rise, and it is challenging to keep our prices low and still make a profit," explained Spano. She is always seeking new ideas, drawing from visits to other restaurants, customers, and television cooking shows. "We know a new item is a hit when customers ask, 'When are you going to have that again?'"
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Beginning June 1, the Motion Picture and Television Fund health care centers, including the one on McBean Parkway in Santa Clarita, will operate under the UCLA Health System umbrella.
The Great Wall of China is so large it can be seen from space.
At any given time in California, there are numerous bills in circulation dealing with - or dealing out - meritless lawsuits. In fact, scheming trial lawyers have become a seemingly unshakable facet of our state's identity. With more than 50 closed state courthouses, 205 closed courtrooms, reduced operating hours at 30 courthouses and more than 50 vacant judgeships due to state budget cuts, California's court system is beyond critical mass.
When the SCVBJ invited a group of local entrepreneurs and startup CEOs to the table this month, we knew the conversation would not follow the regular, orderly pattern of most industry professionals.
Designed to house specific kinds of startup companies that complement the region's growing entertainment industry, the downtown Newhall incubator being launched by the city of Santa Clarita and College of the Canyons is expected to open in October, said an official with the city.
Six leaders from the Santa Clarita Valley accompanied Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael Antonovich on a one-week trip to meet with business leaders and investors in China and Hong Kong. One of the meetings held included 40 to 50 potential investors who are interested in the U.S. market. The SCV Business Journal asked each of the local people in the delegation about their personal impressions, and the economic opportunities they see for the Santa Clarita Valley.
Entrepreneurs have designed a new medical device system that will help usher medical care into the 21st century using existing consumer technology that both lay people and professionals can easily access.
When AMS Fulfillment of Santa Clarita learned it was going to lose its largest customer in 2013, the company planned for, and weathered, the storm. The company has just reported that within the space of months, it is already back in positive territory and operating in the black.
Boston Scientific is enrolling patients in two studies for its Vercise Deep Brain Stimulation System in patients with Parkinson's disease.
CleanLogix of Santa Clarita uses its C02 water-free cleaning technology for manufacturing industries that require high performance and reliability in the manufacturing process of aerospace components, medical device parts and disc drive parts.
What started as a one-car and camera operation in 1986 has grown into a full-fledged Santa Clarita business serving the film industry.
The Board of Equalization opened its newest office in Santa Clarita on Magic Mountain Parkway and Tourney Road in April.
Compared to the city's creation 26 years ago, Santa Clarita is as different today as it could possibly be. The most obvious reason for this is the development that caused – and then later responded to – a drastic population growth.
It takes more than throwing up a shingle, or building a sophisticated looking website, to build and grow a business.
Right after I joined the company, I realized the owner was doing some strange things.
With acres and acres of open land, developer Newhall Land has its own film division to handle the request for filming on its properties.
As film flight continued between 2004 and 2012, the film industry lost more than 16,000 jobs according the latest report by the Milken Institute. These aren't just any jobs either. They're high-paying middle class jobs with wages that can average $98,500 per person – jobs that contribute to the state revenues and provide sustainable incomes that allow the workers to spend that money in their local communities.
As the historic downtown Old Town Newhall district continues to undergo a renaissance, some of the retailers in the business district have used filming to supplement the bottom line, produce income for vacant buildings or fund charitable efforts in giving back to the community.
The city's Film Incentive Program was put in place in 2009 to "drive economic activity" in Santa Clarita. We asked Jason Crawford, economic development manager and overseeing the city's film office, what exactly does that mean?
Providing expedited permit processing and notably lower permit fees than neighboring cities, the city of Santa Clarita is readying to expand the number of ranches it includes it includes in its Movie Ranch Overlay Zone.
Influenced by working for the Disney special effects department, Monte Lunde and Rock Hall struck out on their own and opened their own entertainment systems company, Technifex, in 1984.
The last month for the California Senate and Assembly to pass or kill bills this year has begun. At the end of August, Gov. Jerry Brown will have one month to sign or veto bills that make it through the Legislature. Many of the bills that have had been on the Valley Industry & Commerce Association's (VICA) radar in 2014 are still in circulation, for better or for worse.
In the best seller "Good to Great," author Jim Collins states that any organization that wants to improve should start by getting the right people, as he says, "on the bus and the wrong people off it."
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Back when Walt Disney founded California Institute of the Arts and the Disney movie ranch in Santa Clarita, few would have predicted how successful the filming industry would become locally. When the two entities were founded more than five decades ago, Santa Clarita was mostly a sleepy backwoods rural area in Los Angeles County.
As the city of Santa Clarita gears up to open its incubator program, targeting creative industries, it is working with a number of business organizations to publish the application process for interested startup companies.
Hoping to keep film production in California, lawmakers moved to quadruple tax credits as an incentive to keep the state's homegrown film industry at home. The state Senate Appropriations Committee approved a bill that would boost total subsidies to $400 million a year.
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|Betting exchange and bookmaker
|Andrew Black and Edward Wray
|London, United Kingdom
|Key people
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Breon Corcoran, (CEO)
|£387.0 million (2013)[1]
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Betfair Group plc is the world's largest Internet betting exchange. The company is based in Hammersmith in West London, England. In 2011 Betfair went offshore and became registered and licensed in Gibraltar;[2] since 9 March 2011 its betting exchange operated under an offshore licence.[3]
The company was founded in 2000 by Andrew Black and Edward Wray who subsequently won the Ernst and Young Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year award. In 2003, the company was one of about 50 recipients of the Queen's Awards for Enterprise in the Innovation category.[4]
In October 2005 chief executive Stephen Hill announced his resignation when the board decided not to proceed with plans for a stock market flotation, the investors holding out for a higher valuation.[5]
In November 2005 the Tasmanian government announced a deal to licence Betfair in the state. It was the second licence awarded to Betfair outside the UK - the first being in Malta with subsequent licences following in Austria and Germany - and Tasmania now receives substantial tax revenues. However it infuriated the established monopolistic totalisators and bookmakers (due to loss of revenue) and governments (due to loss of taxes) in the other Australian states. A ban on the use of betting exchanges took effect in Western Australia on 29 January 2007, with Betfair successfully claiming this new law violated the Constitution of Australia.[6]
In a unanimous verdict by the High Court of Australia on 27 March 2008, the two provisions of the legislation, purporting to ban Western Australians from using a betting exchange and prohibiting an unauthorised business from using Western Australian race lists, were declared invalid as they applied to Betfair. The provisions were characterised as imposing a burden on interstate trade that was protectionist in nature, and therefore contravened section 92 of the constitution. The Court decision suggests, but leaves open, that a more narrowly drafted ban may have been allowed (e.g., banning people in Western Australia from laying "lose bets" on events held in Western Australia).[7]
Softbank purchased 23% of Betfair in early April 2006 valuing the company at £1.5 billion. In December 2006, Betfair completed the purchase of the horseracing publishing company Timeform (which traded under the name Portway Press Ltd).[8]
In March 2007, Betfair launched its own Betfair Radio service, available via its website, on the telephone and elsewhere. This has now become Timeform Radio, broadcasting horse racing commentary and results.[9]
Betfair won its second Queen's Award for Enterprise, this time for International Trade, in April 2008. It joined an elite group of multiple Queen's Award winners and was recognition of the fact that over half of all new customers now come from outside the UK and they account for 44% of all revenue.[10]
On 27 January 2009, Betfair announced the purchase of the TVG Network in the United States from Macrovision $50 million USD as part of Macrovision's dissolving of TV Guide's assets.[11]
In November 2009, Betfair announced a deal with the New York Racing Association that allows Betfair's customers to start wagering immediately on Aqueduct's thoroughbreeding races.[12]
Betfair floated on the London Stock Exchange with a stock symbol of BET on 22 October 2010 at £13, valuing the company at £1.4bn ($2.2bn).[13]
In March 2011 the company moved some of its operations to Gibraltar to reduce the amount they paid in tax.[3]
In 2012, Betfair launched a fixed-odds betting sports betting service to compete with traditional bookmakers.[14]
On 7 April 2014 Betfair launched its betfair exchange in Italy.[15]
In August 2014, Net Entertainment NE AB entered into a partnership with Betfair to expand its reach into the UK market.[16]
Since Betfair was launched in June 2000 it has become the largest online betting company in the UK and the largest betting exchange in the world. Betfair claims to have over 4 million customers (1.1 million active customers) and a turnover in excess of £50 million a week.[3] As of April 2013, the company employed 1,800 people worldwide, down from 2,300 people.[17]
Betfair claims on average 20 percent better odds than those offered by a traditional bookmaker.[18] Betfair charges a commission on all winning bets, which is set at 5 percent of the net winnings for most markets, although according to how much a client wagers on the site, it is possible to reduce the amount of commission paid to as low as 2 percent.[19]
In late autumn of 2005, Betfair finalised a deal that began in early summer, to purchase the online poker site PokerChamps.com, which the company will integrate into its network, replacing a poker arm that previously used gaming technology software from CryptoLogic Inc. On 30 October 2006, Betfair Poker left the Cryptologic network to move to its new platform. In a press release the company's then poker head, Ben Fried, stated: "Having our own poker software puts us in command of our own destiny. It means we can react quickly to customer feedback and continue to develop an innovative, community-focused product. We are confident that we are laying the foundations of a market leading poker room."[20]
Cash 4 Clubs is a sports funding scheme set up and funded by Betfair. The scheme provides sports grants to local community sports clubs.[21]
In-play betting[edit]
Betfair offer in play betting on a variety of horseracing events. There has been some controversy[22] surrounding bets placed on events televised by the satellite channel At The Races. This is because the "live" transmissions can be subject to delays of up to five seconds. Betfair's Live Video service, offered on its website, typically offers lower latencies.
Premium Charge[edit]
In September 2008, Betfair introduced a "Premium Charge" for wagerers whose winnings were deemed to be disproportionately high when compared to the amount of commission they pay. Specifically, members whose commission charges amount to less than 20% of their gross profits (across at least 250 markets) are required to pay the additional charge to make up the difference.[23]
Even though Betfair insisted that the charge would only affect a very small portion of its members (less than 0.5%), it attracted a great deal of criticism on its member forum and from the broader exchange betting community.[24][25] According to The Guardian, the charge has significantly changed the relationship between Betfair and its customers, as Betfair can no longer claim to be a neutral bet exchange provider "where winners are welcome" (its mantra for many years).[26]
In June 2011 Betfair raised its Premium Charge to 60% for some customers, a move which was met by outrage.[27]
Suspicious betting patterns[edit]
The fact that sports wagerers can use exchanges to lay outcomes has caused tremendous criticism from traditional bookmakers with much of the anger coming from the UK's "Big Three" - Gala Coral Group, Ladbrokes and William Hill. Betfair has led their defence by countering that while corruption is possible on any gambling platform, the bookies' arguments are motivated not by concern for the integrity of sport but by commercial interests. Betfair also asserts that unlike the high street brokers, who all accept anonymous cash bets, Betfair is aware of who their customers are. Customers are required to create personal accounts, and Betfair keeps records of each customer's betting history. Betfair in particular has noted that they have signed numerous information-sharing agreements with governing bodies around the world with whom they co-operate fully on matters if the latter suspects corruption to have taken place. The company shares information through agreements with some 30 sports bodies, such as the Lawn Tennis Association and the British Horseracing Association, and has been instrumental in several high-profile investigations into suspicious betting.[28]
In August 2007, Betfair took the unprecedented step to void all bets following a tennis match between Martin Arguello and Nikolay Davydenko because of suspicious betting patterns.[29]
In September 2009, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) banned Betfair from running two billboard adverts which claimed that their Starting Price (SP) offered 40% better returns, on average, than the industry SP. The ASA found that only 10% of the bets used by Betfair in their calculations yielded at least 40% better returns than the industry SP.[30]
In December 2011, Betfair voided all in-running bets on a race at Leopardstown when an automated customer laid the winning horse Voler La Vedette at odds of 28-1, even as the mare crossed the finish line. Betfair claimed that the bet, which resulted in a maximum liability of close to £600M, was caused by a "technical glitch" and there was only £1,000 in the customer's account. The controversy was described as "devastating" by Betfair's CEO Stephen Morana and it affected at least 200 customers (backers) who were refused more than £23M in winnings. Some of these customers are believed to be pursuing their case with the independent adjudication body IBAS as Betfair no longer falls under the jurisdiction of the Gambling Commission since its move to Gibraltar in 2011.[31][32][33]
- ^ a b c Preliminary Results 2013
- ^ McGrath, J A. "Punters fear the worst in Betfair dispute". The Daily Telegraph. 1 January 2012. Retrieved 5 May 2011.
- ^ a b c O'Hare, Sean. "Betfair moves operations to Gibraltar". The Daily Telegraph. 9 March 2011. Retrieved 5 May 2011.
- ^ "The Queen's Awards for Enterprise: Innovation 2003". queensawards.org.uk. Retrieved 30 October 2007.
- ^ Bowers, Simon (15 October 2005). "Chief of Betfair steps down as float is cancelled". London: guardian.co.uk. Retrieved 8 April 2009.
- ^ "Betfair Issues High Court Challenge". virtualformguide.com. Retrieved 8 April 2009.
- ^ "High Court of Australia - Betfair Pty Limited v Western Australia 2008". austlii.edu.au. Retrieved 8 April 2009.
- ^ McGrath, J A (25 November 2006). "Betfair set to buy Timeform for £15m". The Telegraph. Retrieved 8 April 2012.
- ^ "Timeform Radio launches". 1 October 2008. Retrieved 8 April 2012.
- ^ "Betfair Wins Second Queen's Award". 1 May 2008. Retrieved 8 April 2012.
- ^ "Industry Awaits Betfair Plans for TVG". bloodhorse.com. Retrieved 8 April 2009.
- ^ "Betfair, NYRA reach wagering agreement". thoroughbredtimes.com. Retrieved 3 November 2009.
- ^ "Betfair flotation values firm at £1.4bn". BBC News (bbc.co.uk). 22 October 2010. Retrieved 7 May 2011.
- ^ Telegraph, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/9278087/Betfair-to-launch-fixed-odds-betting-website.html
- ^ parte lunedì 7 aprile ora è ufficiale, http://bettingexchangeitalia.net/
- ^ "NetEnt Partners with Betfair". latestcasinobonuses.com. 26 August 2014.
- ^ "FY13 Trading & Strategy Update", slide 5 Betfair. Retrieved 9 May 2013.
- ^ "What are the benefits of a Betfair account?". Betfair. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
- ^ "How is my commission calculated?". Betfair. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
- ^ "Betfair PR: Independence Day for Betfair Poker". prweb.com. Retrieved 8 April 2009.
- ^ "A grand in the hand as Betfair up the odds". The Belfast Telegraph. 8 July 2009. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
- ^ "Racing: ATR dismisses the time delay with SIS as a 'non-issue'. - Free Online Library". Thefreelibrary.com. 6 March 2006. Retrieved 28 December 2011.
- ^ "Betfair Charges". betfair.com. Retrieved 8 April 2009.
- ^ Cobb, John (10 September 2008). "Betfair faces criticism for massive rise in charges". London: independent.co.uk. Retrieved 8 April 2009.
- ^ "Betfair bosses deny being too "greedy"". racingpost.co.uk. Retrieved 8 April 2009.
- ^ Wood, Greg (9 September 2008). "Betfair: where winners have just become losers". London: guardian.co.uk. Retrieved 8 April 2009.
- ^ Hayler, Will. "Betfair's premium charge increase welcomes winners with open palms". The Guardian. 29 June 2011. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
- ^ "Playing their cards right, Director magazine". Retrieved 1 June 2008.
- ^ "Betfair suspends betting on tennis clash". metro.co.uk. Retrieved 8 April 2009.
- ^ "Misleading Betfair ads banned in UK". egrmagazine.com. Retrieved 28 September 2009.
- ^ "Betfair blame technical glitch". skysports.com. Retrieved 3 January 2012.
- ^ "Betfair needs to win back confidence of punters". independent.ie. 1 January 2012. Retrieved 3 January 2012.
- ^ McGrath, J A (1 January 2012). "Punters fear the worse in Betfair dispute". London: telegraph.co.uk. Retrieved 3 January 2012.
Further reading[edit]
- Bowers, Simon. "Betfair steps in to bail out punters". The Guardian. 17 November 2004. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
- "How betting online began: An easy birth". The Economist. 16 July 2009. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
- Goodley, Simon. "Betfair to buy back £50m shares months after its flotation". The Guardian. 29 June 2011. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
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A wine rated in the 70s is of ordinary quality, but usually inexpensive. A wine rated, say 89, is very good, but almost always much more expensive. Is it worth the additional expense to get the additional quality? Our Buyer's Cap will give you the answer. Let's apply it to...
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We'll start with a $7 bottle, rated 79. To step up to a rating of 80 will cost you an additional $2.20, on the average. It costs another $2.40 to buy an 81. Here are all the costs up to an 89 rating.
Using the Buyer's Cap
Ah hah. with the lesser Chardonnays, I can step up a point for a little over two dollars. But, to step up a rating point with the classier bottles, it'll cost over $4. Ouch! Here's the way I use the cap.
What to buy on the way home? The two of us are having marinated catfish. An 81 rating will have to do. I ask my wine salesman for his best Chardonnay in the $11 to $12 range.
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80 Farallon Chardonnay, North Coast
81 Roudon-Smith Chardonnay, Monterey
83 Clos du Bois Chardonnay, Alexander Valley
84 Charles Krug Reserve Chardonnay, Carneros
85 Robert Mondavi Chardonnay, Carneros, Napa Valley
86 Steele Chardonnay, Lolonis Vnyd., Mendocino County
87 Guenoc Chardonnay, Genevive Magoon Vyd., Guenoc Valley
89 Ovation J. Phelps Chardonnay, Napa Valley
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1.1 This specification covers quenched and tempered steel hex cap screws, bolts, and studs having a minimum tensile strength of 120 ksi for diameters 1.0 in. and smaller; 105 ksi for diameters over 1.0 in. to 11/2 in.; and 90 ksi for diameters 13/4 in. to 3.0 in. inclusive. The term "fasteners" in this specification denotes hex cap screws, bolts, and studs.
1.2 The fasteners are intended for general engineering use.
1.3 The fasteners are furnished in diameters 1/4 to 3.0 in. inclusive. They are designated by type denoting chemical composition as follows:
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1.4 Terms used in this specification are defined in Terminology F 1789 unless otherwise defined in this specification.
1.5 The values stated in inch-pound units are to be regarded as the standard. The values given in parentheses are provided for information purposes only.
1.6 This standard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns, if any, associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use.
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A751 Test Methods, Practices, and Terminology for Chemical Analysis of Steel Products
B695 Specification for Coatings of Zinc Mechanically Deposited on Iron and Steel
D3951 Practice for Commercial Packaging
F436 Specification for Hardened Steel Washers
F606 Test Methods for Determining the Mechanical Properties of Externally and Internally Threaded Fasteners, Washers, Direct Tension Indicators, and Rivets
F788/F788M Specification for Surface Discontinuities of Bolts, Screws, and Studs, Inch and Metric Series
F1470 Practice for Fastener Sampling for Specified Mechanical Properties and Performance Inspection
F1789 Terminology for F16 Mechanical Fasteners
F2329 Specification for Zinc Coating, Hot-Dip, Requirements for Application to Carbon and Alloy Steel Bolts, Screws, Washers, Nuts, and Special Threaded Fasteners
G101 Guide for Estimating the Atmospheric Corrosion Resistance of Low-Alloy Steels
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|Excellent - 162 reviews
A stay at Jefferson Street Inn places you in the heart of Wausau, convenient to Marathon County Historical Museums and Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. This hotel is within the vicinity of Granite Peak Ski Area and Rib Mountain State Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 100 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Your room comes wi...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 162 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Security and the Aveda products. Stocked honor bar
Charging $3.00 for parking in downtown Wausau?? There was nobody around on that Sunday because Downtown shops are closed
Excellent 10.0
Charming downtown hotel. Nice spacious rooms, very comfortable.
Smaller pool area for families.
|Good - 77 reviews
The Days Inn Wausau North is pleased to provide our guests with exceptional service and quality amenities at an affordable price. Whether you are here for Business or Leisure you can enjoy our Fitness Center, and Free High Speed Wireless Internet in all guest rooms, Free Cable and much more. After a restful night of sleep, you can look forward to starting yo...
Overall Rating - Good - 77 reviews
|Excellent - 132 reviews
Recipient of the 2013 Be Our Guest Award. You will feel the country charm throughout, a fireplace, hardwood floors and the personal touches of home. For some it is the cozy rooms, complimentary Be Our Guest breakfast, indoor pool and whirlpool and great rates. For others, it is the little things we do...a warm smile and friendly hello all set in a quite resi...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 132 reviews
Okay 6.0
The room was clean and did not smell.
I was not told online that the room did not have a microwave and frigde. Would have paid for upgrade had I known.The hotel was in a great location and very clean.
Excellent 10.0
The bed and the comforters are very comfortable.
It is close to the train tracks, and the train whistle woke me up both nights. The hallway was also very noisy with late (or early) travelers who woke us up both nights.This hotel is spotless, offers a great continental breakfast, and has super comfortable rooms and beds! The furnace/ac is actually quiet.
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With a stay at Aspen Hotel & Suites in Rothschild, you'll be within the vicinity of Granite Peak Ski Area and Rib Mountain State Park. This hotel is within the region of Marathon County Historical Museums and Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 83 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and m...
|Excellent - 165 reviews
revel in the glory of Wisconsin's natural beauty.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Wausau, a 100% smoke free hote You'll find the area around the Hampton Inn® hotel in Wausau loaded with outdoor adventure and small-town charm. From skiing to whitewater kayaking, hiking to biking, the area around our hotel in Wausau is a nature-lover's dream. In fact, the Wisconsi...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 165 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Everything was so clean! The beds were so comfortable and the showers were perfect. It was the best continental breakfast we have had at a hotel. There was an attendant at all times keeping foods filled and hot. The staff was so friendly and accommodating
Loved everything!
Excellent 10.0
Very service-oriented and accomodating. Also loved the free coffee/ tea bar in the lobby.Seems to be well thought out, providing access to washer and dryer, good breakfast, plus great bed and whirlpool for relaxation.
|Okay - 76 reviews
Located in Wausau, Plaza Hotel And Suites is close to Marathon County Historical Museums and Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. This hotel is within the vicinity of Granite Peak Ski Area and Rib Mountain State Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 221 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access is av...
Overall Rating - Okay - 76 reviews
Poor 2.0
This hotel is a rundown hole. It did not used to be. The first room we were in, my son had a bug run across his chest while laying on the bed! Really!! They moved us to the towers, which was a step up, but the room was well used and run-down.
Okay 5.0
It was close to where I had my class and quiet. I only booked room for one night and you sent me a receipt for --, but chg my account for --, that is wrong, I want a refund and will not use your services again!
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The Pride of Super 8 Wausau is conveniently located off of Hwy 51/I-39 on Wausaus west side, within 5 mi of all major attractions and with many restaurants within walking distance. The property features a newly renovated and expanded breakfast area which offers Super Start Breakfast that includes Sausage gravy Biscuits and Hard boiled eggs. Also available at...
Overall Rating - Good - 260 reviews
Excellent 10.0
I was suprised at how well I slept. The hotel was quite full but I didn't hear any noise. This hotel was clean and well maintained. The breakfast had a nice variety and was well stocked. The staff was very friendly. Great location for shopping and dining. Overall, a great value!
Good 8.0
Good breakfast and pleasant staff. Carpet was new and the pool and hot tub have been retiled. The pool is open 24 hours which is a nice feature. We stayed 2 nights and the room was refreshed as if we were new customers. The manager was busy and did not offer the pleasantries that his staff did.
|Good - 160 reviews
Chairmans Award Property 50 beautifully decorated guest rooms Located 1 miles from Rib Mountain Ski Area Located 1 miles from 9-mile County Forest McDonalds next door 24-hour restaurant Amoco convenience store next door 1/2 mile from shopping Located off of Interstate 39/51 at exit 188 Free High Speed Internet in all guest rooms and lobby Complimentary Hot b...
Overall Rating - Good - 160 reviews
Excellent 10.0
We have stayed at this location several times and will stay again. They are very price competitive and they have a good breakfast. Only one thing could be improved on. We are senior citizens and the microwave is set almost at floor level making it hard for us to use; it would be nice if it was somehow moved up higher.
Good 8.0
I have stayed here many times because I feel it is good value for the money and a comfortable place for a family to stay.
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Stay happy at this Howard Johnson Inn and Conference Center conveniently located near Highway 51 and Interstate 39. Spend time in the great outdoors all year at Granite Peak and Rib Mountain State Park. See stock car races at State Park Speedway, baseball at Athletic Park, or concerts and performances at the Grand Theater just minutes away. After a fun day w...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The location, attached restaurant.
|Good - 1 reviews
At our Wausau hotel guests can enjoy skiing at Granite Peak Ski Area in the winter or motorcycle rides like the Harley Davidson Tomahawk Fall Ride in warmer weather, any time is a great time to visit. Whether it's a corporate event, wedding, or sports tournament that brings you to town, there are plenty of activities to keep you entertained. From the Badge...
Overall Rating - Good - 1 reviews
|Excellent - 68 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 68 reviews
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Enjoy Quality Amenities at Wausau Hotel's Property Conveniently located off I-39/51 at exit 185, the Holiday Inn® Wausau - Rothschild hotel provides easy access to such prominent area attractions as Cedar Creek Mall and businesses like Greenheck. Whether you are visiting her for work or just to relax, we have everything you need. Wausau Paper, Wausau Financi...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 66 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Great hotel, friendly staff, great food and drinks at the bar.Great price for a whirlpool room.
Good 8.0
The little extra touches like the clothes line in the shower for wet swim suits, the TV in the bathroom to watch while getting ready in the morning, the extra wash cloths in the room, both soft and firm pillows on each bed.
Nothing I can think of at this time.Excellent Hotel for the price. I would definitely stay again in the future at this hotel.
|Good - 12 reviews
Motel 6 Rothschild is conveniently located off I-39 near many tourist attractions. This location features an indoor pool, conference room and wireless internet throughout the building. 100 percent Smoke Free
Overall Rating - Good - 12 reviews
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When you stay at Grand Lodge Waterpark Resort in Rothschild, you'll be near the airport and within the vicinity of Granite Peak Ski Area and Rib Mountain State Park. This family-friendly lodge is within the region of Marathon County Historical Museums and Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 139 air-conditioned rooms featuring...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 87 reviews
Good 8.0
Although the hotel is only open on weekends, which is sort of lame, it has a great waterpark that the kids love. It is an older hotel which you can definately see, but they do a great job at keeping it clean and kept up to date. I will ALWAYS go back and will let other people know about it. It's quiet and clean. The staff is super friendly and it makes you feel safe and comfortable!
Excellent 10.0
This Hotel was everything promised in the description! The rooms were clean and comfortable and we slept very well in all the beds; including the hidaway bed. The Water Park was excellent and was never too packed with people. Our kids wanted to be in there all the time and never got bored. The waterslides were always available with little or no waiting' and the giant toilet bowl slide (that's what we called the 'Sasquatch' slide.) was the most fun. The staff was always friendly and helpful. Our entire family had a great time with an excellent price for our five night stay. We are already planning another trip back there for next year.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Location just off golf course and ski area was ideal. Even if you are not interested in those sports, the lodge is on a side street and surrounded by greenery. Quiet with patio or balcony for each room, outdoor picnic area, spa and sauna. In very good shape and some areas being renovated (which should be done soon and didn't interfere with our stay). Stayed there going on a trip and liked it enough that we stayed there on he way back.


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After being taken off on a stretcher early in Tuesday's game, San Jose Sharks defenceman Dan Boyle appears to be feeling better than expected on Wednesday.
Boyle left the Sharks' 6-2 win over the St. Louis Blues early with a head injury after Blues forward Maxim Lapierre hit him from behind.
Boyle was reported alert and responsive Tuesday night and according to TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun of ESPN.com, Boyle texted he was doing all right and thanked his well-wishers.
"I'm doing okay, thank you for your concern and support," Boyle said in a message directed at fans. "Means a lot to me. I've never once taken this game or any of my fans for granted. Hope to be back soon."
The Sharks announced that Boyle would be returning to San Jose on Wednesday to continue his medical care and undergo further evaluation.
Lapierre was ejected from Tuesday's game and may face further discipline from the NHL.


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May 05, 2004
The highest-paying major groups of occupations in May 2003 were management occupations and legal occupations.
Management had a mean hourly wage of $39.80, while legal occupations had an average wage of $37.94. The next highest paid groups were computer and mathematical science ($30.40), architecture and engineering ($28.48), business and financial operations ($26.71), and healthcare practitioner and technical ($26.62).
The BLS Occupational Employment Statistics program produced these data. Find more information on wages by occupation in May 2003 in "Occupational Employment and Wages, May 2003" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 04-752.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Highest paying occupations in May 2003 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2004/may/wk1/art03.htm (visited September 21, 2014).
This edition of Spotlight on Statistics examines labor productivity trends from 2000 through 2010 for selected industries and sectors within the nonfarm business sector of the U.S. economy. Read more »


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Local flotilla to conduct tests
By Meg Olson
U.S. Coast Guard auxiliary is building up enough of a local
membership to start a local flotilla. Were operating
now as a detachment of the Bellingham flotilla, said
vice-commodore Larry Larson. We have 35 local members
now and have a new Blaine flotilla coming together.
Local auxiliary members are already offering boating safety classes and free vessel safety checks at Blaine harbor.
A three-week boating safety and seamanship class is already underway at the harbor office and Larson said they are taking appointments for vessel safety checks.
We try and make it a pleasant learning opportunity, Larson said of the free checks. A coast guard vessel examination is more of a consultation than a test. The examiner and the boat owner go through a checklist of recommended safety gear and practices and boats that make the grade get a special safety decal. Boats who need to make improvements are given a list of suggestions, but are not held to them. Were looking for things on the vessel that make it safe and enjoyable for everyone, Larson said. Theres a whole litany of things we look at: enough personal floatation devices, fire extinguishers, navigation lights.
Coast guard auxiliary members also patrol local waters in their own coast guard certified boats. Were out there to be helpful, look out for people in trouble and watch out for safety, Larson said. He added that extra eyes on Boundary Bay were an important component of increased border security. Since September 11 we think its important for there to be a presence on the water, he said. He added auxiliary members did not need to be boat owners.
Anyone interested in joining the auxiliary, taking a class or having a vessel check can call Larson at 371-4007 or Hoyt Hatfield at 371-3310.


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DEWEY BEACH, Del. -- Some good news for the construction project at Ruddertowne in Dewey Beach. WMDT has learned that Dewey Beach Enterprises has regained time lost from the effects of Superstorm Sandy. They remain on track to complete the first phase of construction, for the Memorial Day weekend Grand Opening.
The Hyatt Place Hotel will be the first three floors and the luxury condominiums on the top floor are known as The Residences at Lighthouse Cove Dewey Beach
The multi-phased Lighthouse Cove project is one of the largest private-sector construction projects underway in Delaware.
The third level structure was completed this week.
An exquisite, fully furnished luxury condominium model is now open for private tour by appointment. To schedule a private tour of the model, please contact Laura Henne at 302-222-0002


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TIPPECANOE — Each year, the Marshall County Firefighters Association honors one member with a "Firefighter of the Year" award. Fire departments around the county are asked to recommend one individual who has carried out his or her duties exceptionally that year. Nominees for 2011 were Matt Rupert from LaPaz and Ed Marquardt from Plymouth.
Tonight's girls varsity Bi-County Basketball games have been postponed to Saturday Morning:
Here is the adjusted schedule:
All games at LaVille Jr.-Sr. High SchoolÂ
Friday, Jan, 20
6:30 p.m.
Boys Varsity Semifinal — Bremen vs. New Prairie — Main Gym
Boys Varsity Consolation — Argos vs. OD — Aux Gym
8 p.m.
Boys Varsity Semifinal — Triton vs. Glenn — Main Gym
Boys Varsity Consolation — Culver vs. LaVille — Aux Gym
Saturday, Jan, 21
9 a.m.
Girls Varsity Semifinal — Bremen vs. OD — Main Gym
Girls Varsity Consolation — Argos vs. New Prairie — Aux Gym
11 a.m.
• The Plymouth Moose will host a buffet dinner — Swiss steak, baked chicken — from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Melvin Mullins will provide country music and old favorites. Guests are welcome. Please contact Tom Williams at 574-936-3530 for more information.
PLYMOUTH — Building contractors in the area will have the opportunity to attend an free informational session next Wednesday, where speakers from several different associations will present new and updated guidance for those in the field.
This is the first such event to be held by the county, said Marshall County building inspector Chuck DeWitt.
"Being new to the job, I just kind of listened to areas we had problems with," said DeWitt. "Usually things we have problems with are (because of a) lack of education and knowledge about what needs to be done, not malice."
Pet of the Week can be found under Photo of the Week in the Entertainment section of the website.
IU Health Starke Hospital, 102 E. Culver Road, Knox, will host an American Red Cross blood drive from 11 a.m to 3 p.m. CST Thursday, Jan. 19. To schedule an appointment to donate please call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit redcrossblood.org for more information.
CULVER — Six-member modern dance group Body Vox, based in Portland, Oregon, wowed their audience Tuesday evening at Culver Academies as they performed acrobatic feats, surprising dance moves, and spunky steps riddled with personality.
"We are a unique blend of all different kinds of physical movements and theatrical effects," said Body Vox choreographer Ashley Roland. "If you've never seen dance before we are a good group to see."
PLYMOUTH — St. Michael School in Plymouth will hold a Italian dinner fundraiser Jan. 21. The night will include food prepared by Josiah Klinedinst, owner of Oh Mamma's Italian Deli. There will also be a silent and live auction. Tickets are $25 for two adults or $15 for one adult. Children between the ages of five and 12 will be admitted for $6. Tickets can be purchased until Jan. 13 from the school office, or by contacting Lynndi Rader, 574-952-3606 or Jennifer Houin, 574-930-1403.
Don't forget to view the photo of the week by going to the Entertainment section.
PLYMOUTH — The Marshall County Health Department announced another change to immunization eligibility requirements Tuesday afternoon.
Under the new Indiana state guidelines effective Feb. 1, only those without medical insurance may be vaccinated at their local health department. Insured individuals (including children) must receive vaccinations from their normal physician.
These changes were originally slated to take place last summer, but were postponed until now.


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Balancing classes, a part-time job, an internship, homework and social activities can be tough. So when the topic of finding a mentor comes up, many college students shrug off the idea because there just aren't enough hours in the day.
You may also be wondering, "Do I really need a mentor?"
The answer is no. Having a mentor won't make-or-break your chance at career success.
However, having a good mentor can be extremely helpful when you're looking for career advice, job opportunities or even just a role model who has already succeeded in the career field you'd like to enter.
Here are some helpful insights to help you find the perfect mentor.
How can a mentor help me?
There are many ways a mentor can help you, and you can often tailor your mentor/mentee relationship depending on what you hope to get out of it.
It's best to be very specific about your goals when looking for a mentor. Do you want to find somebody to help you get your foot in the door in the accounting industry? Or maybe you're looking for somebody to help you with your resume and cover letters?
Karen Burns, author of The Amazing Adventures of Working Girl: Real-Life Career Advice You Can Actually Use, writes that mentoring can differ depending on the needs of the mentee. "It can be a monthly lunch, a quarterly phone call, a weekly handball game, or merely a steady e-mail correspondence. Your mentor doesn't even have to live in your city or region."
Giving your mentor a detailed description of what you would like them to help you with is often the best method of handling this type of relationship. Think about what you need from them and then don't be afraid to ask for it!
Kelsey Mulvey, a student at Boston University, found a mentor in one of her bosses. "She's super supportive and is encouraging me to follow my dreams, as clichéd as it sounds. I don't think a mentor is absolutely necessary, but if you find someone who truly believes in you, it's great to have that kind of support system."
Where can I find a mentor?
Oftentimes, the most difficult aspect of mentorships is finding a mentor who's right for you. In college, however, there are numerous resources students can use to find a mentor:
• Current or former professors
• Bosses/supervisors from jobs or internships
• School-organized mentorship programs (where you can apply to be placed with a specific mentor, ask your academic advisors if your school has one)
• Professional organizations (both on and off campus)
Alaine Perconti, a student at Miami University of Ohio, was connected with multiple mentors when she joined a professional business fraternity at her school.
"Learning from their experiences, even if they were different from my own, has proven invaluable as I have progressed through the business school and have begun seeking internships for the summer," she says. "I imagine joining any student organization would be a good start to finding a mentor of your own."
In a much different setting, Cassie Potler found a mentor after graduating from James Madison University and starting Teach For America. "My mentor Margi taught kindergarten, just like me, across the hall. As soon as I walked in, she took me under her wing and promised to help me 'survive' my first year teaching. Margi was more than a mentor to me, she also became one of my closest friends."


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Police are investigating an armed robbery that happened Sunday evening.
They told CBS 3 that a Chinese food delivery driver was robbed of his food and money when he arrived at a vacant house on Robert Dyer Circle.
The incident took place around 6:20 p.m.
The driver was not able to provide a description of the suspects and the incident remains under investigation.
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There will soon be a shift in where your garbage will go. A new landfill is being built in Ringle, just down the road from the current one. But, the process of building a new landfill hasn't been easy.
It's taken more than 10 years, millions of dollars, and a lot of planning, but construction for Marathon County's newest landfill has begun.
"This started out as woods, it looked like everything you see behind me," said Project Manager Joe Falle.
Now, the project is moving along.
"We moved about 400,000 yards of soil," explained Falle.
It started with 4 feet of clay, then crews added a thick plastic liner.
"The clay was compacted down and the liner is used as extra protection," said Falle.
In a few weeks, crews will lay a foot of stone and a series of pumps.
"Once we're approved we can start laying waste here," said Falle.
The new landfill is expected to be finished next year.
"It's environmental protection, it's the best technology we have the state of the art landfill," said Falle.
Until it's done your trash will stay right here. Waste management leaders say a second landfill was built in 1993. Trucks from all over north central Wisconsin dump the trash and then it's compacted into the soil. Soon, the current landfill will be closed. Right now there's more than 100 ft of solid waste piled up. That's more than 2 million tons of trash.
"That's why it's time to make room for another," said Facility Coordinator Eileen Guthrie. "What we want is to have the proper waste in this facility."
But waste management officials say people need to know what they should or shouldn't throw out.
"Once we educate the public about the proper recycle, reuse, what they can do with their trash, than maybe this landfill will last," said Guthrie.
And they hope it will last a long time.
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