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Farm Fresh Southern Cooking: Straight from the Garden to Your Dinner Table
Posted April 17, 2012
More than a cookbook
My review: I'll start by saying I'm not a cookbook fan. This book offers more. Farm Fresh Southern Cooking encourages fresh goodies from the garden, farm, and market. In addition to offering an assortment of southern recipes, it also serves as a destination review featuring some farmer's markets and farms that can be found in the South. In the book, these places are featured on "Spotlight" pages where a food is featured along with a market or farm including the contact information. This travel guide aspect will hopefully be an inspiration to readers to explore their own neighborhood and visit local growers and producers.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
The cookbook recipes are varied and interesting with something for everyone. Some recipes are showcased with beautiful photos. The book has a nice binding allowing it to lay open easily. This would be a great gift for the foodie lover you know.
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Somalia: U.S. Citizen Kidnapped
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Answer: The Department of State can confirm that a U.S. citizen has been kidnapped in northern Somalia. We remain concerned about the individual's safety and well-being. We are working with contacts in Kenya and Somalia to ascertain further information and have been in contact with the individual's family to provide all appropriate consular assistance.
The United States condemns kidnappings of any kind, and we call for the immediate release of all of the victims involved. Due to the privacy laws, we have no further information at this time.
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Piracy off the coast of Somalia is a crime of growing global concern. Piracy has significant and direct implications for every nation, from rising danger to seafarers to impacts on humanitarian aid deliveries and global commerce. To address this shared security challenge, the United States is actively pursuing a broad, coordinated, and comprehensive multilateral approach to combating piracy focused on security, prevention, and deterrence.
The United States is proud to be a founding partner in the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia. Established in January 2009 pursuant to the UN Security Council Resolution 1851, the Contact Group is a voluntary ad hoc international forum of more than 70 countries, organizations, and industry groups with a common interest in bringing pirates, their financiers and facilitators, to justice.
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- Facilitated the operational coordination of an unprecedented international naval effort from more than 30 countries working together to protect transiting vessels.
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- Worked to build the capacity of Somalia and other countries in the region to combat piracy, in particular by contributing to the UN Trust Fund Supporting Initiatives of States Countering Piracy off the Coast of Somalia; and
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Once upon a time, classical music was not generally performed in state-of-the-art auditoria and swanky chandelier-lit halls. There were troubadours who took their musical skills from town to town, and artists and ensembles proffered what were essentially the popular sounds of the day. If Avri Levitan had his way, we'd get back to those good old days.The Germany-based Israeli viola player will bring his Musethica program to Israel as part of the 30th edition of the Kol Hamusica Festival, which will based at Kfar Blum in the Galilee, from July 22 to 26. Levitan devised the concept in 2009, and it was officially launched in 2012 in Zaragoza, Spain, in conjunction with economics lecturer Prof. Carmen Marcuello. Musethica is now also active in Berlin and is spreading to other locations around the world.Musethica introduces a new concept and approach of higher education to classical music performance. The central tenet of the project is to create a model for gifted music students to perform on a regular basis for different audiences, principally for people who do not typically attend traditional concert halls. The concerts comprise top-class chamber music, from solo performances to octet formats, and comprise a basic and invaluable part of the education of the young musicians, who receive no fee for their stage work.This is clearly music by the people, for the people. The concerts take place at all types of venues within the community, such as special education schools, hospitals, psychiatric centers, prisons, centers for the homeless, community centers and social enterprises. The model also provides the students with an opportunity to play a large number of concerts during the year, thereby offering them valuable stage time and enabling them to hone their instrumental skills in actual performance situations. And there is the wonderful added value of bringing joy and quality entertainment to children, youth and adults during the academic year.Next week's Musethica program actually starts the day before the Kol Hamusica Festival kicks off. Levitan and his young cohorts – Swedishborn violinist Filip Gloria, Israeli violinist Ori Wissner-Levy, Estonian-born viola player Johanna Vahermägi and Israeli cellist Michal Beck – have their work cut out for them on July 21 to 23. They begin their performance marathon at the Renanin School for Special Education in Kiryat Shmona with a 9:30 a.m. slot for the 6 to 11-year-old age group. That will be followed, an hour later, by a performance for 12 to 21-year-olds at the same venue.Then the quintet will have just threequarters of an hour to hotfoot it over to the Emek Hahula School in Kibbutz Kfar Blum, the main festival site, to perform for a special education class. Levitan & Co. can then take it easy for a few hours before their 10:20 p.m. gig at the Pitria pub in nearby Kibbutz Dan.The next day sees the musicians give three concerts in Kibbutz Ayelet Hashachar for autistic children of various ages and for new olim from Ethiopia. On July 23 they will perform at a senior citizens' home in Kiryat Shmona and at a special education school in Mevo'ot Ha'hermon.The quintet's concert in the official festival program will take place at the Clore Center Hall in Kfar Blum at 10 a.m. on July 24, when they will perform Mozart's G Minor String Quintet K. 516 and Brahms's G Major String Quintet Op.111.The power of music to connect with all kinds of people on all levels from different cultures and with different levels of perception is well chronicled. But it is interesting to consider whether the genre to which the music pertains also plays a significant role here. For example, are there certain types of music that are more emotive than others? Do people with special needs find it easier to get something from the sounds being presented to them if, for example, the material is classical music as opposed to the blues or folk songs? "I am not sure it is the type of music that is important here," says Levitan."I think the composer plays an important role and, of course, who is playing the music. Is it The Beatles or is it [legendary classical violinist Yitzhak] Perlman? The challenge for the musicians is to play the works so beautifully that the audience, regardless of whether they are familiar with the repertoire or the genre at all, enjoy what they hear. That's no mean challenge."Levitan recently sampled the proof of that particular pudding when he took part in the second Musethica Festival in Zaragoza, where it all began two years ago. "We played for all kinds of audiences – at a prison, for children with special needs and for homeless people, and others. We played Brahms's First String Quintet – people are generally much better acquainted with his Second Quintet – at a school for immigrant children. There were children of all sorts of ethnic backgrounds, and they were all so moved. There was one child who sat there and listened intently to the whole work and, at the end, he came to me and asked me where the music was from and said that it was so beautiful. I could have started telling him about Brahms and that the work came from Hamburg, but that wasn't it important. What was important was that he'd enjoyed the concert," he says.Musethica concerts are given free which, says Levitan, adds to the challenge. "The members of the audience are not obliged to come to the concert. They don't pay for a ticket, and that makes them a tough nut to crack. But we have to do the business. We have to perform to the best of our abilities, and the rewards are always there for everyone to see," he asserts.There will be plenty of other rewards for the festival goers over the five days at Kfar Blum and environs.The program is festooned with music gems right across the board with works that span centuries and mindsets galore, from Beethoven and Mozart to 20th-century Polish composer Witold Lutoslawski and the premiere of a work by Israeli composer Oded Zehavi.In addition to the traditional concert format, there will be a blast from the past panel discussion and a sing-along slot led by Zehavi and festival founder Idith Zvi; a fun talk by entertaining conductor-lecturer Roni Porat; and a concert by iconic pop, rock and jazz-inflected composer, pianist and vocalist Yoni Rechter. Music lovers with eclectic tastes and a penchant for the theatrical should get a lot out of the Sirenot female vocal ensemble's renditions of songs by English Baroque composer Henry Purcell, as well as special arrangements of pop and rock numbers by the likes of The Rolling Stones, The Beatles and Led Zeppelin.Thirty years of earnest endeavor is nothing to be sniffed at, and the festival's landmark outing will be marked by the Crazy Music concert with a stellar lineup, including Idith Zvi, former artistic director Michael Melzer, Plesser and actress-singer Isabel Karajan, daughter of celebrated Austrian conductor Herbert von Karajan. There will also be master classes and open rehearsals, as well as jazz shows courtesy of students and teachers from the Rimon School of Music and Boston-based Berklee College of Music, not to mention shows at kibbutzim, youth centers and bars all around the local region.Kol Hamusica Festival artistic director and cellist Zvi Plesser has certainly pulled out all the stops this time around.
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Motivational speaker, military combat veteran and author Wes Moore published his book, "The Other Wes Moore" in 2010 and it instantly became a New York Times bestseller.
A Baltimore County native, Moore believes that it is important to share his story with not only the world, but especially those living in the same place that gave him the opportunity to do so.
"Because when we're talking about neighborhoods and dynamics, for a lot of other students they can imagine them," Moore said. "For the students here at Towson, they see them, they know them, they know these places and it really means a lot because I also know the impact that they're going to make is not just going to be made in a far distant land, when the impact they are going to make is going to directly effect our neighbors, our kids, and our citizens."
Moore spoke to Towson University students and staff on Tuesday in SECU Arena about his novel that tells a unique story.
Shortly after being accepted into Oxford University, Moore learned about a bank robbery and murder in Baltimore committed by a man who was also named Wes Moore. After tirelessly researching the case he was able to meet the other Wes Moore, and from his experiences talking with him, wrote his novel, "The Other Wes Moore."
"It motivates me as much as I hope that this story can motivate others," Moore said.
Moore's novel has become required reading in classrooms across the nation, and aims to demonstrate that circumstances do not dictate the future.
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Moore shared that he also hopes that Towson students recognize that their impact on the world starts right now, and encouraged them not to wait to get involved.
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It looks horrid, the screen eh, why would you want to be able to look though the screen. I also like to see keys before making the light come on to see them. A pointless peace of backward technology.
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Surely this phone has been out for ages? I was shown one by a lady from Sony Ericsson about 3 months ago...
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The United States of America (USA), commonly referred to as the United States (US), America, or simply the States, is a federal republic consisting of 50 states, 16 territories, a federal district, and various overseas extraterritorial jurisdictions. The 48 contiguous states and the federal district of Washington, D.C., are in central North America between Canada and Mexico. The state of Alaska is the northwestern part of North America and the state of Hawaii is an archipelago in the mid-Pacific. The country also has five populated and nine unpopulated territories in the Pacific and the Caribbean. At 3.79 million square miles (9.83 million km2) in total and with around 316 million people, the United States is the fourth-largest country by total area and third largest by population. It is one of the world's most ethnically diverse and multicultural nations, the product of large-scale immigration from many countries. The geography and climate of the United States is also extremely diverse, and it is home to a wide variety of wildlife.
Paleo-indians migrated from Asia to what is now the US mainland around 15,000 years ago, with European colonization beginning in the 16th century. The United States emerged from 13 British colonies located along the Atlantic seaboard. Disputes between Great Britain and these colonies led to the American Revolution. On July 4, 1776, delegates from the 13 colonies unanimously issued the Declaration of Independence. The ensuing war ended in 1783 with the recognition of independence of the United States from the Kingdom of Great Britain, and was the first successful war of independence against a European colonial empire. The current Constitution was adopted on September 17, 1787. The first 10 amendments, collectively named the Bill of Rights, were ratified in 1791 and guarantee many fundamental civil rights and freedoms.
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Labour's Scottish infighting has spilled out in social media as peers traded late-night tweets.
Labour leadership frontrunner Jim Murphy has pledged to end Labour's losing streak as a poll says the number of MPs in Scotland could be slashed from 41 to four at next year's General Election.
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FIVE major public bodies and institutions covering a swathe of civic Scotland are asking the Smith Commission to recommend that the new powers which emerge for Holyrood be subject to review every five years.
ALEX Salmond has blamed the UK Government's spending cuts for pressures on the NHS after watchdogs warned the health service in Scotland was struggling to cope with demand.
ALEX Salmond has come under multiple attack from peers, accusing him of menacing and anti-English behaviour during the referendum campaign.
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A decline in income tax collections this year powers the concerns of city administrators, but a city leader says he expects a rebound in the city's main revenue source soon.
Mayor Rodney Metz said he intends to request a report today from the city's Tax Information Office regarding a breakdown of income tax collections.
Singing, piano solos and guitar ballads filled the Wapakoneta Performing Arts Center as local youth showcased their talent to the public on Saturday.
Wapakoneta High School freshmen through seniors performed this weekend during the Redskin Revue, a high school talent show, held at the Wapakoneta High School. The performers could perform any act they wanted.
Approximately 20 performances were given, including singing songs by Adele, playing the piano to a Kelly Clarkson hit song and strumming the guitar to a Christina Perri tune.
Trees adorned with tinsel, garland and lights lit up the hallways and common rooms of The Gardens at Wapakoneta this past week as residents and community members flocked to check out the Christmas scene.
The 13th annual Festival of Trees was held during this past week and weekend, and included more than 80 donated items, which were all auctioned off to festival bidders.
A silent auction was held to bid on the trees and specialty items decorated with Ohio State ornaments, Hawaiian colors, snowflakes and tractors — just a few of the attractions at the event.
Barbara "Jane" Keller, 68, of Wapakoneta, died at 6:10 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011, at her residence. Arrangements are incomplete at the Bayliff & Eley Funeral Home in Wapakoneta.
Cyrus "Jimmy" Frey, 55, of St. Marys, was found dead on Friday, Nov. 18, 2011, near Grand Lake St. Marys.
He was born Jan. 26, 1956, in St. Marys, the son of Eleanor (Walker) and John Frey and they preceded him in death.
He is survived by three sons, Dustin Frey, of St. Marys, Jeremy Frey, of St. Marys; and Justin Frey, of St .Marys.
Services are at noon Wednesday at the Miller-Long and Folk Funeral Home in St. Marys. Military burial rites will be performed at Dayton National Cemetery in Dayton.
Friends may call from 10:00 a.m. to noon Wednesday at the funeral home.
Harold W. McNeil, 73, of Lima, died at 9:03 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011, at St. Rita's Medical Center in Lima.
He was born June 5, 1937 in Grundy, Va., the is the son of Elizabeth Looney and Clyde McNeil. On Oct. 17, 1961 he married Inis A. Layne, who survives.
Also surviving is a son, David Harold McNeil, of Lima; and a daughter, Tracy Diane Green, of Lima.
Services are at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday at Bayliff & Son Funeral Home in Cridersville, the Rev. Larry Molaski officiating. Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery in Lima.
Raymond L. Mowery, 82, of Westminster, died at 7:11 a.m. Nov. 20, 2011, at Lima Memorial Health Systems.
He was born on Nov. 2, 1929, in Allen County, to Evadna Tidd and Jesse F. Mowery, who have preceded him in death. On Sept. 7, 1951, in the Harrod Christian Church, he married Rose Mary Elsass by the Rev. Williard Thomas. She survives in Westminster.
John Gies, 91, formerly of Jackson Center, died Saturday afternoon, Nov.19, 2011, at Dorothy Love Nursing Home.
He was born April 23, 1920, in Akron, to the late Mildred Fox and Christian Gies, Sr. On Sept. 2, 1939, in Kentucky, he married the former Naomi R. Packer and she preceded him in death on Aug. 12, 1994.
Anita L. Rogers, 36, of Wapakoneta, died at 8:10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18, 2011, at Wapakoneta Manor.
She was born in Lima, the daughter of Carol (Meckstroth) and Billy Rogers. Her mother survives in Wapakoneta, and her father is deceased.
Also surviving are two brothers, Jeffrey (Melanie) Rogers, of Sylvania, Paul (Cortney) Rogers, of Wapakoneta; five nephews, Jason T. Rogers, Austin P. Rogers, Zach J. Rogers, Blake L. Rogers, and Danny Wheeler; two nieces, Totionna S. Rogers and Kayionna S. Rogers; and paternal grandmother, V. Lucille Rogers, of St. Marys.


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The Government has announced a crackdown on the UK's payment system to cut abuses in money transfers.
It is transferring control of payments from the banks to an official authority by setting up a payment systems regulator.
This body will be given powers to fine culprits and, ultimately, force the big banks to hand over ownership of the systems through which the millions of payments are made each day.
The new regulator will oversee such activities as cheque clearing, credit-card payments, the Link cash-machine network and automated payments systems such as Bacs, Chaps and Faster Payments. These are activities which affect everyone of us.
As such, taking control of them away from the banks is long overdue, according to Which? The consumer body's executive director, Richard Lloyd, said: "We're pleased the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will replace the bank-controlled Payments Council as the regulator of the payments system.
"It's ludicrous that this vital part of the banking system has been self-regulated up to now, especially because the big banks own the infrastructure and therefore have an unhealthy advantage in the market."
The banks have been accused of using their near-cartel in payments to set excessive access fees to new challenger banks. It is hoped the new regulator – which plans to be fully operational by spring 2015 – will increase competition by removing cost as a barrier to entry for new banks. The Treasury also hopes the move will reduce fees for consumers.
"The FCA must create a more level playing field for new and smaller banks to help increase competition and deliver real choice for consumers," said Mr Lloyd.
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Tal sits in his quarters on his ship. Thinking of the recent events. He wonders what will happen.
Tal: it would be so much easier if they just would give in and not fight it. They could end so much fighting.
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Rising demand from domestic and foreign customers helped U.S. manufacturing grow in November at its quickest pace in six months, an industry survey showed on Monday, though hiring remained sluggish.
Financial information firm Markit said its U.S. Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index rose to 52.8 last month, rebounding from a more than three-year low of 51.0 in October. A reading above 50 indicates expansion.
Firms said Hurricane Sandy, which hit in late October, was partly responsible for a jump in domestic new orders, suggesting the pace of growth could slow in the months ahead.
"Manufacturing looks likely to provide only a modest contribution at best to economic growth in the final quarter of the year and, alongside signs of renewed weakness in consumer spending, suggests that U.S. growth will have slowed markedly from the 2.7 percent pace seen in the third quarter," said Markit chief economist Chris Williamson.
The rate of output growth was the quickest since May and the index's employment component edged up to 52.6 from 51.8. But the pace of hiring was below the average seen over the last 34 months.
Fallout from Hurricane Sandy also pushed up prices, with input costs jumping to 63.7 from 57.1. Some of that was passed on to consumers, Markit said, with selling prices rising at the fastest clip in six months, though the increase for customers was much smaller than that faced by factories.
However, the first increase in overseas demand since May was a "welcome development," Williamson said. Recession in Europe and slower growth in China had dented new export orders over the summer.
"With the domestic economy heading toward the fiscal cliff in the new year, sales to foreign markets may prove to be vital in helping prop up the manufacturing sector in coming months," he said.
Lawmakers are in talks to the fiscal cliff, which refers to nearly $600 billion in automatic spending cuts and tax increases that economists fear would push the United States into recession if they take effect as scheduled in January.
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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Andrelton Simmons' two-out, bases-loaded double in the eighth inning was the difference, as the Atlanta Braves edged the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-0, in the middle tilt of a three-game series at Turner Field.
Randy Choate (1-1) started the eighth by walking Freddie Freeman. He struck out Evan Gattis before Brian McCann chased him from the mound with a base hit to center. Trevor Rosenthal fanned Dan Uggla then walked Chris Johnson to load the bases. Simmons' clutch line drive to center gave the Braves a 2-0 lead.
"I don't really feel bad about the way I pitched, it's just disappointing to leave them on," said Choate. "They just laid off some good pitches."
Luis Avilan (3-0) pitched a perfect eighth inning to earn the win after relieving Julio Teheran, who scattered just two hits over seven stellar frames. Craig Kimbrel worked a 1-2-3 ninth to collect his 30th save.
"It's a big win every time we beat a team like that," said Johnson. "We have a tremendous about of respect for the ball club over there, anytime you can beat them you're doing things right."
Matt Holliday and Jon Jay each had doubles for the only hits of the day for the Cardinals, who have lost their last two after winning four straight games.
Cardinals starter Joe Kelly, who hadn't pitched since July 12, had an effective outing. He scattered seven hits with three walks over 6 1/3 innings.
Atlanta, which finished just 1-for-7 with runners in scoring position, had quality chances to put runs on the board but failed to do so.
Uggla drew a two-out walk in the fourth and Johnson followed with a base hit to put runners on the corners, but Simmons grounded out to short to end the inning.
The Braves had a golden opportunity in the seventh when they had the bases loaded with one out. Seth Maness replaced Kelly to face Justin Upton, who swung at the first pitch he saw and grounded into an inning-ending double play.
Thanks to Teheran dealing, the Cardinals best chance to score came in the fifth inning.
Teheran retired 11 in a row before Jay smacked a one-out double but Teheran struck out the next two to keep the score knotted at zero.
Prior to the game, the Cardinals activated Holliday from the 15-day disabled
list and optioned outfielder Brock Peterson to Triple-A Memphis ... Kimbrel
joined John Smoltz as the only pitchers in franchise history with three 30-
save seasons ... Cardinals outfielder Carlos Beltran is now 2-for-22 since the
All-Star break ... St. Louis went 0-for-3 with runners in scoring position.
Northwestern cornerback Dwight White has decided to retire from football after learning he has only one kidney.
The Eliminator Round in the new Chase for the Sprint Cup championship begins this weekend at Martinsville Speedway, with the playoff field now trimmed to eight drivers.
The Tennessee Titans are going with rookie Zach Mettenberger as the starting quarterback moving forward, deciding to bench veteran signal-callers Jake Locker and Charlie Whitehurst in favor of a youth movement.
The Philadelphia Phillies signed outfielder Grady Sizemore to a one-year, $2 million contract on Thursday.
The Orlando Magic locked up franchise center Nikola Vucevic to a contract extension on Thursday, according to general manager Rob Hennigan.
Colorado Avalanche head coach Patrick Roy said that goaltender Semyon Varlamov will start Friday's home game against the Vancouver Canucks.


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I-69 International Trade Corridor NMDC Receives International Economic Development Award
The I-69 International Trade Corridor Next Michigan Development Corporation (NMDC) recently received a Bronze Excellence in Economic Development Award for Regionalism and Cross-Border Cooperation from the International Economic Development Council (IEDC). The honor was awarded at a ceremony in Fort Worth, Texas on Monday, October 20.
The I-69 International Trade Corridor NMDC is a collaboration between Shiawassee, Genesee, Lapeer and St. Clair Counties, which is focused on promoting the region's shared transportation assets (road, rail, air and water) and close proximity to Canada to generate economic development opportunities.
C3 Capital Club adds $5,000 to entrepreneurial business competition –raising prize total to $15,500
Aspiring entrepreneurs in the Blue Water Region will now have an even better chance of accelerating creative and innovative business concepts into newly launched businesses.
GreenLight Port Huron is proud to announce the addition of a gracious $5,000 sponsorship by the Community Foundation of St. Clair County's Community Capital Club (C3).
The Community Capital Club (C3) has added $5,000 to the prize funding for GreenLight Port Huron's entrepreneurial competition, raising the total giveaway to over $15,500 in total prizes, and increasing the Grand Prize (1st place) to an amazing $10,000.Read the full story >>
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Six businesses have been recognized for their foray into exporting from the I-69 Thumb Region, which includes Genesee, Lapeer, Huron, Sanilac, St. Clair, Shiawassee and Tuscola counties. More than 170 business, civic and education leaders were on hand as Exporter of the Year awards were presented during the 2014 I-69 Thumb Regional Summit held in Flint on Thursday, September 18.
Awards were presented by Richard Corson, Director, East Michigan U.S. Export Assistance Center at U.S. Department of Commerce along with economic development partners from each of the seven counties.
BioPro, a designer and manufacturer of high quality joint replacement implants and surgical devices in Port Huron, Michigan, was honored as Exporter of the Year for St. Clair County, Michigan. BioPro has been in business since 1987 and have implants with over 60 years of proven clinical success, making them one of the most experienced medical manufacturers in the U.S market. Bio Pro offers global distribution throughout North America, South America, Europe, Asia/Middle East, Australia and New Zealand.Read the full story >>
GreenLight Port Huron Business Competition boasts over $10,000 in prizes
Spartan Innovations at the Michigan State University Innovation Center has selected the TecPort's Harbor Muskies to host a GreenLight Port Huron Business Model Competition in Port Huron. Their gracious sponsorship of this event will provide us with the funding to launch this first-ever GreenLight Port Huron start-up business pitch event in our community. The business model competition is hosted by TechPort, the TechPort Harbor Muskies, Spartan Innovations, Pure Michigan, the Economic Development Alliance of St. Clair County, St. Clair County Community College and TechPort Soup.
Entrants will pitch for a chance to win over $10,000 in start-up cash.Read the full story >>
SC4 to provide $300,000 in training to employees in newly-created positions at Eissmann Automotive
New employees at Eissmann Automotive in Port Huron will receive customized training from St. Clair County Community College.
Eissmann recently announced that they are investing $13.55 million in a new facility in Port Huron that is creating up to 230 new jobs. More than half of these new employees will receive training through SC4 under a $300,000 Michigan New Jobs Training Program agreement.
The state program pays for training through dollars that would otherwise be paid to the state for withholding taxes.Read the full story >>
Automotive Companies Love St. Clair County, Michigan
It's true! Automotive Companies LOVE St. Clair County, Michigan and a new postcard mailing being sent to numerous site selectors and real estate professionals this week tells why. EDA is marketing the strengths of our automotive industry to key individuals in the auto sector and those influencing site selection decisions. This is the first of four direct mail postcard campaigns that occur over the next twelve months.Read the full story >>
Magna Interior Trim Components adding more more jobs
Magna Exteriors and Interiors USA, Inc., DBA Magna Interior Trim Components, is a subsidiary of Magna International, Inc. In 2010 Magna Interior Trim acquired Continental Plastics Co., an automotive interior components parts supplier with facilities inChina Township (St. Clair County) and Benzonia Township (Benzie County). The company has created 274 positions required with earlier grant funding and has experienced additional growth which will require the hiring an additional 169 employees. As a result of the additional jobs, the company's MBDP grant has been increased by $507,000.Read the full story >>
Eissmann Group Automotive Selects Port Huron, Michigan, Facility for North American Expansion
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Eissmann Group Automotive, a global leader in the manufacturing of high-quality shifter modules, trim components and full car interiors, is expanding operations in the Midwest and will invest $13.55 million in a facility in Port Huron, Michigan and creating up to 233 new jobs.
The Eissmann Group Automotive is a leading international automotive manufacturer of high-end shifter modules, trim components and complete automotive interiors. Headquartered in Bad Urach, Germany, the Eissmann Group has production facilities on three continents; maintaining a presence not only in Europe but also in Mexico, China and the USA. Customers include Audi, BMW, Volvo, Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, Tesla, Maserati, Land Rover, and many others.
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Attica Manufacturing (Ontario Company) chooses St. Clair County, MI.
Attica Manufacturing, Inc., a London, Ontario, company has signed a 2-year lease to open a U.S. location at 10138 Radiance Drive, in Fair Haven, Michigan. The company will be investing up to $1.5 Million in machinery and equipment and adding up to 20 jobs over the next two years.
Specializing in CNC machined parts, Attica Manufacturing, serves clients in the healthcare, energy automotive, food & beverage industry. The U.S. facility in St. Clair County, Michigan, will expand its manufacturing capabilities to also include fabricating.
Port Huron, Michigan, makes final cut to present successes at Michigan's largest retail conference
June 27, 2014, Novi, MI: The Cities of Marquette, Ferndale, Westland, Bay City, Brighton and Port Huron have been selected by the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) to participate on the Municipal Runway at the 44th Annual Michigan Idea Exchange & Alliance Program on July 24, 2014 from 8:45am - 9:30am at the Suburban Collection Showcase in Novi, MI. These communities were selected following a two month state-wide competition because of their best practices in crafting Public/Private Partnerships that have attracted capital, created jobs and raised the tax base in their communities.
The Municipal Runway is being held for the second year thanks to ICSC's Alliance Committee. Alliance is a special ICSC initiative that provides forums for the public and private sectors to network, share ideas and explore retail development opportunities. Alliance Co-Chair Matthew Berke commented recently: "I couldn't be prouder of the good work our team has done to place an unprecedented spotlight on Michigan communities. I am anxious for our audience to hear the stories of how 6 leaders have created economic development in spite of significant obstacles."
More than 500 Public Officials, Retailers, Developers and Professional Service Providers will be in attendance July 24, and the Preliminary Program complete with speakers and topics, deal making table registration, retail runway information, sponsors and keynotes is contained in the link below.
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Third Party Objects in Max 5
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I'm trying to move Peter Elsea's Lobjects to Max 5, which according to this forum should work.
However, I cannot find where to put them so that Max 5 will read them.
I've tried including the folder in the File Preferences, or putting the folder inside the Cycling '74 folder… but neither seem to work. I still get "unknown external" for LtoColl, Lswap, Lpad, etc.
Any suggestions? I'm on a Mac G5 PPC.
Thanks in advance,
I'm pretty sure the 'Unknown External Filetype' error or whatever means that they won't work in Max5 :/ At least not without an update to them. You might try dragging one onto the max5 app icon, and see what happens. I'm pretty sure max will automagically install it if it can.
It sounds like you have the wrong set of Lobjects. Be sure you get Lobjects_UB_10_06.dmg from ftp://arts.ucsc.edu/pub/ems
You can place the folder lobjects_10_06.UB and Lhelp_10_06 in the Max/cycling'74 folder.
Toss Lstartup, those don't work.
Thanks for the pointer, that was it. I had the previous set from 2004.
Brilliant collection of objects, btw, I find these endlessly useful.
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