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CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, October 12, 2007 — The voting is over, the ballots have been cast and the winners have been chosen. Committee members for the 10th Annual Fall Business Conference, hosted by the National Systems Contractors Association (NSCA) on October 21-23, judged businesses nominated in several categories. Four areas were chosen to honor outstanding success: Growth Strategies, Fiscal Responsibility, Professional Development and Strategic Advancement.
"Fall Conference is a terrific venue to recognize leaders in our industry," said Ray Bailey, president of Lone Star Communications Inc. and a member of the NSCA Board of Directors. "These awards give others a chance to learn from best practices and success stories. You won't find another place where industry leaders come together; there is no better time to recognize accomplishments in our industry."
IVCi LLC was chosen as winner of the Growth Strategy Award. IVCi's adoption of video conferencing technology, its collaborative services, and its internal growth and predicted expansion were among the reasons the company was selected. IVCi, a Long-Island, New York-based integrator, provides video conferencing services, audio visual systems, Internet Protocol network services, streaming video solutions and audio conferencing services.
In the area of Fiscal Responsibility, SPL Integrated Solutions stands apart from the crowd. With a mission to always hire the best people, SPL began with three employees and now has more than 450 people on staff. Last year, SPL — a nationwide integrator for audio, video and collaborative communications — celebrated 15 consecutive years of growth and profitability.
Southern Business Communications (SBC), headquartered in Norcross, Georgia, has a clear plan for success. SBC believes the keys to maintaining an educated workforce are to hire the right people, train staff effectively, provide employees with proper support, and focus and measure its business plan. For its training efforts and outreach, SBC is the winner of the Professional Development Award.
Because of its ability to forge partnerships with key manufacturers and vendors, BCD Low Voltage Systems will receive the Strategic Advancement award. The Phoenix, Arizona company — specializing in low-voltage security and A/V integration — expects sales to reach $3 million in 2007. Recent clients include: Phoenix Union High School District, Gila River Gaming and the City of Phoenix.
About NSCA
NSCA is the leading not-for-profit association representing the commercial electronic systems industry. With more than 2,500 member companies worldwide, the National Systems Contractors Association is a powerful advocate of all who work within the low-voltage industry, including systems contractors/integrators, product manufacturers, consultants, sales representatives, architects, specifying engineers and other allied professionals. NSCA is dedicated to serving contractor members and all channel stakeholders through education, advocacy, outreach and member services. NSCA University offers a variety of courses on topics such as project management, business, sales, design and technical knowledge. Courses are delivered through a variety of methods including conferences, regional trainings, online learning and webinars. NSCA works in conjunction with a variety of industry partners to provide relevant and meaningful education and certification programs. It also provides leading industry research and market intelligence, insurance solutions, the industry's most comprehensive manual of practice, Essentials of Systems Integration™ and other business tools. For more information, please visit www.nsca.org.
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Linus Torvalds has just tagged and released the Linux 3.14-rc7 kernel as what may be the last release candidate before officially declaring this feature-rich kernel release.
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Linus wrote in the
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, "What a difference a week makes. In a good way. A week ago, cutting rc6, I was not a happy person: the release had much too much noise in it, and I felt that an rc8 and even an rc9 might well be a real possibility...Now, things might change, and maybe next week ends up being another ugly week, but with some luck that won't happen and this is the last rc."
So we'll see how things go this week but so far it looks good that this might be the final week of testing for Linux 3.14 before our entire attention turns to the
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There are more than 50,000 chemicals in use in industrial processes and in consumer products that we know very little about from a safety perspective—meaning safe for our health, and safe for the planet. Why? Because, as Scientific American writes, "The 1976 Toxic Substances Control Act does not require chemicals to be registered or proven safe before use."
Regular readers of this site have hopefully come across some of the No More Dirty Looks pieces, where Alexandra Spunt and I offer advice about safe alternatives to the chemical-filled consumer products we all use, every day, and we do it, and we wrote our book of the same name, because it's exactly these kinds of data gaps we find so troubling.
Scientific American has a great infographic up on their site showing that of those 50,000 chemicals, about 300 have been tested for safety, and five have been restricted. No matter how you do that math, it's deeply disconcerting.
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Jon Ekey to transfer from Illinois State
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Illinois State forward Jon Ekey will transfer from the school.
The news came from The Pantagraph's Jim Benson. Ekey was one of the Redbirds' top forwards, teaming with Jackie Carmichael up front.
Ekey, who will be a senior next season, averaged 6.4 points and 4.2 rebounds this year for Illinois State. He'll have one season of eligibility remaining and it's unclear if he's eligible for the graduate transfer waiver. He's been at Illinois State the past four years, redshirting as a freshman during the 2009-10 season. If I had to bet money, I'd say he will be eligible for said graduate transfer waiver. If not, he'll be headed to a non-NCAA Division I school of his choice.
The 6-7 Ekey's scoring production dropped this season — going from nine points per game last season to just over six — but his rebounding prowess has stayed the same his entire career. The Independence, Mo. native has averaged at least four boards per game all three seasons he's played. He played in 33 games, starting 18 this season.
Ekey scored in double figures just once after the turn of the new year, an 11-point performance in a loss at Bradley. He scored in double figures in nine of the teams' first 13 games this year.
With Carmichael, leading scorer Tyler Brown and John Wilkins — who averaged 6.7 points per game — all exhausting their eligibility, this is a serious blow to the Redbirds hopes next season. Ekey would no doubt be one of the premiere forwards for Illinois State and a senior leader. Johnny Hill (7.7 points, 3.9 rebounds, 49.4-percent field goal percentage) and Allen Bryant (8.6 points, 47-of-152 on threes) return next year, but Ekey would've most likely started up front.
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Nunavut's 1st liquor store
Nunavut wants to deal with its alcohol problem by opening the territory's first beer and wine store.
How long it stays open depends will depend on how people are using the product going out the door. If there is a noticeable increase in the number of intoxicated individuals in the community the shop will be closed.
"I think that we'll probably give it a good year — but it depends on the severity, as well," said Chris D'Arcy, deputy minister of Nunavut's Finance Department.
"Anecdotally, if the police are seeing more people staggering around and creating a mess, we'll shut it down and say, 'OK, that was a good try. Maybe we'll try again some other time.'
"We're kind of not expecting that. We're hoping that the gains will outweigh any of the short-term losses."
The booze rules differ across the territory. Some communities ban all liquor. Some let elected committees decide who can bring alcohol into the community, and how much. Some put limits on the amount of alcohol people can buy. And some have no rules besides the territory's general liquor laws.
Liquor hasn't been sold in stores in Iqaluit since the 1970s. People can either drink at one of the city's bars or order alcohol from a warehouse and have it shipped in from Rankin Inlet. Residents of Rankin Inlet have to order their liquor from a warehouse in Iqaluit. Everyone else in the territory can order their alcohol from either warehouse.
The thinking behind the warehouse system is to create a delay between the time alcohol is ordered and when it is consumed.
But a recent change to Nunavut's liquor laws would let people get their booze straight from a storefront at their local warehouse.
It may sound counterintuitive or perhaps even misguided to make it easier to buy wine and beer in a territory plagued by rising alcohol consumption, heavy binge drinking and a growing number of babies born with fetal alcohol syndrome.
But what Nunavut's government is hoping is that people will change their drinking habits once the store opens.
Right now, D'Arcy says, people tend to binge-drink hard liquor they've bought from bootleggers. But they may not drink as much alcohol if they're only allowed to buy limited quantities of beer or wine.
"We're hoping that people will change," D'Arcy said, "that their paradigm will shift from buying a 60-ounce of vodka from a bootlegger at $180-a-bottle to buying a flat of beer or some wine from the beer and wine store."
The change won't happen overnight. Both D'Arcy and the local RCMP detachment are bracing for more alcohol-related problems than usual once beer and wine go on sale at the warehouse.
Earlier this year, Staff Sgt. Monty Lecomte told Iqaluit's city council he expects the Mounties will receive more calls than usual at first before things eventually return to normal.
The hope is that this short-term pain will put an end once and for all to the territory's long-standing problem with bootlegging.
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Comedy shows in London this May
From acerbic, aggressive wit to surreal flights of fancy, here's your guide to London's best comedy this month
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Your guide to this month's biggest and best comedy shows and stand-up in London, including Hardeep Singh Kohli, Jimmy Carr, Jenny Eclair and Channel 4's Comedy Gala
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Udderbelly Festival
Southbank Centre, until Jul 14
The big purple udders are back at the Southbank Centre and on various dates you'll get the chance to laugh along to the likes of Doc Brown, Gina Yashere, Mark Dolan, Nick Helm, Ian Stone and Susan Calman. There are various sketch shows and cabaret acts on offer too.
Southbank Centre, Belvedere Rd, SE1 8XX, various times, www.underbelly.co.uk
Omid Djalili
Leicester Square Theatre, Apr 30-May 25
Fresh from floundering around like a majestic turkey on ITV's competitive diving show Splash! Omid Djalili shares his usual concoction of daft voices, dress-up and all-round silliness.
Leicester Square Theatre, 6 Leicester St, WC2H 7BX, 4.30pm 7.30pm, £28, www.omidnoagenda.com
Andy Parsons
Rose Theatre, Kingston, Sun May 5
Andy Parsons, the man with TV's fruitiest voice, steps away from Dara O'Briain's protective embrace and out of the studio to embark on a solo tour, named I've Got a Shed.
Rose Theatre, 24-26 High St, KT1 1HL, www.andyparsons.co.uk
Hardeep Singh Kohli
Kings Place, Thu May 9
Singh Kohli's new show, Hardeep is Your Love, examines the pitfalls and triumphs of a pure soul searching for love. Unfortunately that soul is trapped in the body of a 43-year-old, hairy, fat, brown man from Glasgow. The material is based on his endearingly honest Scotland on Sunday column of the same name.
Hall Two, Kings Place, 90 York Way, N1 9AG, 8pm, £12.50, www.hardeeplive.com
Eddie Izzard
Wembley Arena, May 11-12
National treasure Eddie Izzard hits London this month. Expect surreal digressions and fabulous nails.
Wembley Arena, Arena Square, Engineers Way, HA9 OAA, 8pm, £44.75, www.eddieizzard.com
Jack Dee
Hammersmith Apollo, May 11-12
Britain's favourite curmudgeon returns to the road after a six-year absence. He's back on his most cantankerous form in a show dedicated to – what else? – his pet peeves. What's more, the Saturday night show will be recorded, so if you want your own 15 minutes, book front-row seats.
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Jenny Eclair
Harrow Arts Centre, Fri May 17
The always acerbic Jenny Eclair makes a flying visit to London this month, delivering her own unique brand of world-weary observations.
Harrow Arts Centre, 171 Uxbridge Road, HA5 4EA, 8pm, £17.50 www.jennyeclair.com
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O2 Academy Brixton, Sat May 18
The reigning champion of the cruel one-liner takes his Gagging Order tour to Brixton. Filthy, immoral and utterly unrepentant, this is a show for people who prefer their laughs on the less politically correct end of the comedy spectrum.
O2 Academy Brixton, 211 Stockwell Road, SW9 9SL, 7.00pm, £28.12, www.jimmycarr.com
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O2 Arena, Sun May 20
The big kahuna of May comedy is this magnificent array of famous faces. It's a huge show in aid of a good cause: Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity. The biggest names in comedy will all take the stage, including Alan Carr, Jack Dee, Jo Brand, Jonathan Ross, Lee Evans, Michael McIntyre, and Noel Fielding.
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The RCN, British Medical Association and the Resuscitation Council (UK) issued new guidance today regarding decisions about whether or not to attempt CPR on a person when their heart stops or they stop breathing.
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During October and November 2014, some members of the 1995 section of the NHS pension scheme in England and Wales will receive a letter inviting them to choose whether to move their pre 2015 pension benefits into the 2008 section of the pension scheme.
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The RCN has signed a joint letter highlighting how health and social care services need to be properly resourced.
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The RCN hosted an event on Friday 3 October for student nurses, encouraging them to share their experiences of raising concerns as well as their views on the reporting culture in health services.
Advice for RCN members on strike action by other health unions
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RCN condemns NMC fee increase
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Reba Sets Record With Duet
Reba McEntire has made history with her duet hit with Brooks & Dunn, "Cowgirls Don't Cry."
The song has become Reba's 56th to land in the Top 10 of the Billboard singles chart, giving her the most Top 10 hits of any female country artist. Previously, Reba and Dolly Parton shared the record with 55 Top 10 country hits. Reba says that she's awed by the accomplishment and calls Dolly, "One of my idols and good friends." She adds, "To be able to accomplish a 56th Top 10 hit while singing with my buddies, Brooks & Dunn, makes it all so much sweeter."
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Your assignment, should you choose to accept it is to moderate the amount of time you spend in your recliner. Go ahead. Admit it. 1 hour for each meal to prep and eat, 8 hours for time in bed, leaves 13 hours in the recliner. Something is wrong with this picture.
Here is a list of things to do:
1. Turn off the TV. Bet you can't stay in that recliner for very long now!!
2. Grab your water and a book and move to chair in the bright studio where you notice you have been dropping off things you found in other places right on top of your painting table so you start to put things away and see the painting you were working on a few days ago, left because you weren't sure if it was finished and you look at it and realize it's not finished, so you finish clearing, get some water, and add a layer of depth to bring out the lights.
3. Then you realize you'd like some fresh air so you go sit in a chair on the porch. Bet you'll see an iris that just opened and then you'll need to get the camera to take a picture and you'll see the neighbor across the street and have to go say "HI" and he'll ask a question about pruning his firecracker bush and you'll have to go see and there's the golf course covered with dew, calling you to go for a walk so since you have your camera with you, you go looking for long shots and close ups of signs of spring and you find yourself up by the pool so you check on the construction and see that they are only waiting for final inspection to reopen so you keep walking, and soon the camera winds up in your pocket and you just enjoy the morning.
4. As you return home, you realize it's time to fix lunch so you check the plan, prep, and eat all the while thinking you should go to the pool at the Y so you check the schedule and see two classes after supper so you sit down in the recliner to do a little Spark People. And you remember you wanted to check the planting schedule and see that the next three days are super planting days, but one day will be lost going to Trader Joes, so you go to the garden center for vermiculite and 3 kinds of compost to add to yours and go home and build the 2 new raised beds in the shade of trees on the west side of the property, mix the soil mix and fill the boxes.
5. You check the time and see you have just enough time to eat a salad, shower, and get to the Y for the two pool classes and you laugh during aqua zumba and you sweat during water exercise and when you get back home, you sit in the old friend, the recliner, and you say, "How ya doin'? Haven't seen you much today!" And you check the TV schedule and see two shows you'd like to watch, but know you aren't going to watch TV after such a long day, so you set them to record and notice the harp sitting beside the TV so you turn off most of the lights and play for a few minutes before hitting the pillow, wondering if this is what moderation feels like.
Maybe you'll have time to read on the trip to Trader Joe's tomorrow.
I have been thinking that the kind of thinking or lack of thinking that got me to where I was last July is slowly changing. It's like I'm in one of those revolving doors, pushing the door in front of me slowly so the door behind me doesn't come up and smack me from behind. I can see the scenery is changing. When I get into the inner workings of the door where you can't see where you're going or where you've been or even how the door works, you start to wonder if there WILL be an opening where you'll finally come out in a new place, and not wind up back where you started.
And then you see a glimmer of light ahead, just a few more baby steps and you'll be there, stepping out into a brand new life. I hope my thinking will have changed enough so that when I step out into that brand new life, it will seem like I'm just stepping into a comfy pair of shoes.
�The thinking that got us to where we are is not the thinking that will get us to where we want to be.�
� ~ Albert Einstein
'Tis the last rose of summer left blooming alone All her lovely companions are faded and gone"
I know the bard is Not thinking of a cabbage but this "Last Rose of Winter, " this cabbage was the last harvest from my fall garden. I do still have shallots, onions, garlics, and leeks but they take a long time to bring to maturity. But the rest of her lovely companions-peas, beans, squash, and LOTS of salad greens are all faded and gone.
And to celebrate, I decided to be brave and go the pool at the YMCA. I think it will take at least another week for the community pool to finish construction. So I went. And I'm very sorry I didn't go sooner. They evidently still heat the pool and cover it at night because the water temp was 86 degrees. And I think everything seemed warmer because you didn't have the fans blowing the cold outside air inside to keep the bubble inflated.
I worked 90 minutes and could have done another hour if I wasn't already a prune.
What a lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon!!
I thought this video about sprouting all kinds of things was the right thing for this time of year.
But sprouting is a gift of green all year round. Think how great it would be to sprout buckwheat indoors for salads all winter!! Or wheat for green smoothies?
I sprout in mason jars with cheesecloth over the wide mouth jar and held in place with the metal ring part of the lids. I also rinse them more often than most other videos I watch: At every meal and before bedtime.
Kids can sprout a living necklace in a plastic pill bottle like one of these:
Put a line of Elmer's glue around the top. Wrap string around the top 3-4 times, positioning it in the glue. Leave tails which you will tie to create a necklace that will go over the head.
Put cotton in the bottom and add a little water to moisten. You can use the cotton that came in the bottle. Sprinkle flax or chia seeds all over the cotton. You will have a living necklace in about 4-5 days. Keep moist without drowning everything. If you can see water sitting in the bottom, pour it off. Kids like to decorate their containers.
Other seeds can be experimented with like mung beans, alfalfa, broccoli, mesclun mix, buckwheat, sunflowers. And all of these can be eaten. Some like mesclun can be harvested and they will keep growing leaves.
If the kids like this, find containers they can make a carpet of sprouts like you see in the video link above.
I discovered I was sabotaging my efforts by setting my short term weight loss goals. How? since I was really doing well, meeting and setting new ones? It seems I lowered my fitness minutes when I was holding out to make a new short term goal till I lost the last half pound.
The system rounded down that .5 pound and thought I was at maintenance. So my calorie range zoomed up when I changed my calorie burn when the pool closed.
I didn't think anything about it, just started eating in the new range, healthy food still, but way more calories.
If I had lost that last .5 pound before the pool closed and I changed my fitness minutes, my nutrition tracker would have stayed at the lower calories.
So, I've taken the bull--my stubborn brain-- by the horns and entered all the weight I want to lose. It will take until next Thanksgiving if all goes well. And the nutrition tracker calorie range is back down to the level where I will continue to lose weight.
I can't remember being that weight. I might just put myself on maintenance then, just to experience the wonder of what it's like. And to get to wear the clothes that fit then for a little while.
There will be an awesome Thanksgiving celebration when I reach that goal. You're all invited. I already know the menu: Fresh Fruit Salad, Roasted Carrots, Citrus Brussels Sprouts with Onions, Holiday Grains with Almonds, Tea, Homemade Honey Lemon Whole Wheat Bread with Roasted Garlic Spread, and Baked Pumpkin Souffle with Walnuts sprinkled on top.
And after dinner, we're all going swimming!!


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