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At the 37th annual Student Achievement Awards ceremony held in Marian University Theatre on Sunday, April 14, MAP student Lisa Beyer was inducted into Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. The criteria for nomination include senior status with a 3.00 or higher GPA, as well as demonstrated participation in both extracurricular activities and community service.
Graduating in May with her bachelor in business administration degree, Beyer has completed concentrations in management, human resources management, and business technology. In her new position as director at Work One, Beyer launched first-ever community service programs and resource fairs for unemployed in the community. In addition, Beyer, who has been guest speaker, panelist, and volunteer at SHRM-sponsored events, is a member of the planning committee for Operation Hire a Hoosier Vet and is involved with Dress for Success.
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Gordon Central Students Compete in SkillsUSA Nationals
Two Gordon Central students competed this past week in SkillsUSA Nationals in Louisville, Kentucky. Gabe Soto fought hard in...
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GC Automotive Engine Build Team is headed to the National Competition in Las Vegas.
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Antonio Rios Wins the Tenth Grade Young Georgia Authors' Writing Competition for GCHS and Gordon County
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Tolbert Students Collaborate With Gordon Central Art Students on Project
Mrs. Dobson's art students incorporated Tolbert Elementary student's art work in their own art work. The students were asked...
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GCHS FFA Members Excell at the State FFA Convention
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GCHS Girls Golf Team Qualify to Advance to Sectionals!
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Seth Culpepper makes the All-Tournament Team at the Nob North in the Heritage High School Invitational
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At Arkport Central School we teach to motivate and equip learners to achieve their maximum potential and prepare them for tomorrow's challenges.
Superintendent Glenn Niles announces his retirement
The Arkport Board of Education has accepted a request for retirement from Superintendent of Schools Glenn P. Niles, effective Sept. 30, 2016. Dr. Niles announced the news in an email to district employees this morning (Thursday, June 30):
"… After nearly 16 years with Arkport Central School, the time feels right to close one immensely rewarding chapter and look ahead to whatever comes next," Dr. Niles told staff members. "Since joining the Arkport community in 2002, I have had the pleasure and privilege of developing lifelong personal and professional relationships with each of you; you are an amazing group of energetic, creative and dedicated educators and professionals. It has been wonderful working with all of you; the support and collegiality you have all provided has been tremendous and helped me get through many challenges that being superintendent presents. This has been, and continues to be, an incredible journey."
Summer learning: Make it part of your family's summer routine
From the latest edition of Parent Today:
By Carole Spendley
"Sometimes I wonder what I'm a-gonna do
From the time my kids were little, our family took part in a special tradition and implemented it faithfully each May, until the children got to the age when they were working or simply too busy. I would hang a large blank piece of paper on the kitchen wall and ask them to write down the things they most wanted to do that summer. The sky was the limit! This was their dream list of the perfect summer break, and suggestions involved both little things like going out for ice cream, and big events, like visiting their grandparents in Florida. Their ideas served as the basis for their summer plans.
When my kids were little, they wanted to go to the zoo, play mini golf or sell lemonade at their own lemonade stand. When they were older, concerts, New York Yankees games and vacation destinations made their lists. We knew we would never fit it all in, but it was fun have a snapshot of their interests at that particular stage of their lives.
The key to these plans, whether the kids were 5 or 15, was creating learning experiences for them. We looked for ways to reinforce their classroom lessons in everything we did as a family during those summer months.
Read the complete story on the What's New page.
Voters approve 2016-17 budget proposal, elect new BOE member
See details on the budget page.
Students compete in third annual Math Challenge
On April 8, the Parent-Teacher-Student Organization sponsored the third annual Math Challenge, a multiplication math fact competition played in an "Around the World" style. Every classroom in grades 3-6 chose five contestants to compete against each other to come up with four grade-level champions: Lizzie Young (third grade); Haley Armeli (fourth grade); Braydon Brewster (fifth grade); and Patience Greunke (sixth grade). The two finalists – one from grades 3-4 and one from grades 5-6 – then faced off in a final showdown. Congratulations to overall math fact champ, Braydon!
Photo at right (left to right): Braydon Brewster, Lizzie Young, Haley Armeli and Patience Greunke. Below: Grand math champion, Braydon Brewster.
Tests show school drinking water is safe
Samples taken from Arkport School Central drinking fountains last month showed the concentration of lead in the school's drinking water is well below the maximum allowed by the U.S. Department of Environmental Protection.
Under the EPA's Lead and Copper Rule, the "action level" for lead is exceeded if more than 10 percent of tap water samples have a lead concentration greater than 15 parts per billion, or 0.015 milligrams per liter. Of the dozen samples taken at Arkport on March 22, 10 had lead levels of less than 0.0010 milligrams per liter; one registered at exactly 0.0010 mg/L; and one was 0.0023 mg/L — all well below the acceptable limit.
"I'm happy to report the lab results confirmed what we suspected all along: The water flowing out of the drinking fountains in Arkport Central School is perfectly safe," Superintendent of Schools Glenn Niles said.
The school building's water comes from the village, whose supply is tested frequently and has been certified as safe. In light of recent news reports of lead contamination across the country and as close as Rochester, Arkport school officials opted to test the building's water as a precaution.
A copy of the April 7 lead study report, prepared by Life Science Laboratories, Inc., is available here and in the district office.
Kindergarten Registration at
Arkport Central School will be conducting kindergarten screenings on May 19 and 20 for children who will be five years old by December 1, 2016 or will turn six during the 2016-2017 school year. Please call Mrs. Karr at 295-7471 ext.1140 to register your child and to be placed on the mailing list for a registration packet. Please do this as soon as possible.
If you have any questions, you may call the Elementary Principal, Mrs. Caitilin Dewey, or Mrs. Karr at 295-7471 ext. 1140.
District receives communications survey results, plans focus group follow-up
The district partnered with School Communications Performance Evaluation (SCoPE) Surveys to administer three surveys – one each for community, faculty/staff and parents/families – to help Arkport evaluate the effectiveness of its communication with these key groups.
"I want to thank everyone in Arkport who took the time to give us valuable feedback," Superintendent of Schools Glenn Niles said. "SCoPE has provided us with loads of data, which frankly we're still in the process of analyzing. But we already have a strong sense of what our community thinks and expects of our communication efforts, and soon we'll plan next steps to help us understand why."
Read the complete story on the What's New? page.
Sign up to receive emergency alerts via text message
Arkport Central School District recently partnered with the notification service School Messenger to send "short message service" (SMS) texts to school community members who "opt in" to receive them.
The district will use this technology to remind residents about upcoming events and school activities, as well as notify them about inclement weather, safety alerts, school closings and delays or other important information impacting the school district.
Interested? Just text the word YES or OPTIN to 67587. (You can opt out of alerts at any time by replying STOP to any message you receive, or HELP if you need assistance.)
Residents can look up tax bill information online
Steuben County has set up a Web page where residents of Arkport Central School District can look up information on their 2014-15 tax bills from last summer, as well as their upcoming 2015-16 tax bills.
Click here to access the page.
State releases math, ELA assessment scores
The New York State Department of Education on Aug. 12 released district and school results for the English and math assessments that students in grades three through eight took in the spring of 2015.
As in the past, students' scores on the tests are converted into a scoring range of 1 through 4 meant to indicate the degree of proficiency in the Common Core Learning Standards for the grade level. Scores at level 3-4 indicate proficiency (4 means that a student excels in the standards), while levels 1-2 indicate a student is below proficiency.
Students statewide have made incremental progress in ELA and math since 2013, the first year assessments aligned to the more rigorous learning standards were administered in grades 3-8.
Overall, Arkport scored above the Steuben County averages in half of the tests administered and above the New York state averages in five of the tests.
Read the complete story on the "What's New?" page.
Arkport among U.S. News & World Report's 2015 Best High Schools
Arkport Central School has earned a bronze medal in U.S. News & World Report's 2015 Best High Schools rankings, based on standardized tests scores and other data, the magazine announced in May.
Arkport Central School Closing and Delay Procedures
And as always, check the school web site for the most up-to-date information.
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PTA & NYSUT publication about the Common Core
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Sharing at Christmas
Earlier this year the Gazette observed its 125th anniversary of publication. Today we mark another anniversary – the 40th anniversary of the annual Sharing at Christmas push for money to help provide holiday help for families in need in Union County.
Although the Sharing at Christmas program has been sponsored by the Gazette all these years, it really is about the community, not the newspaper.
It's about all those who provide the money for food and toys through their gifts, and about the many volunteers who do the work purchasing, packing and distributing the boxes.
And it's about the 200 or so families, some elderly, but many with small children, who will have their holiday brightened by a volunteer at the door with a fresh turkey breast and all the other goodies for a holiday meal or two. Families with elementary school or younger children also may receive a toy for each child.
We don't claim the program is perfect, but we do make sure that all of the funds contributed are actually used to help people. None of the money goes to administrative costs; what little in the way of cost we incur is paid for by the newspaper.
If you've contributed to the program in the past, we invite you to do so again. If you're new to the community or just haven't gotten around to it in prior years, we urge you to join your neighbors in Sharing at Christmas.
A donation coupon appears in the paper today. Just fill it out and mail it to us or drop it off at the Gazette office.
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CFR Senior Fellow Gayle Tzemach Lemmon introduces her new book, Ashley's War: The Untold Story of a Team of Women Soldiers on the Special Ops Battlefield.
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This trip was my favorite by far. My husband and I had so much fun - there was so much to do and yet you could just chill if you felt like it. I've been cruising since I was eight years old and have high standards. So this is great praise!
Although I'm writing this review long after the trip - I just joined Cruise Critics so it took me a while and I apologize.
The wait staff was great! We like to sit at a table for two - but in the action, so we requested a change and they put us right next to the Captain's table. The service was superb and the food was great.
The events, parties, club, casino - honestly no complaints whatsoever! Unfortunately I don't think this ship is doing over 7 days anymore, which I think is a shame. The ship has so much to offer, it was so nice to have a few sea days. Oh and a quick stop to Nassau (we go there all the time since ships give great deals to the Bahamas - but come on, compared to Bermuda it's nothing!)
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The National Centre for Autism Studies aims make a difference to the lives of people with autism spectrum disorders, their families and the professionals who work with them by aspiring to Excellence in Knowledge Exchange, Teaching, Research and Practice.
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That is Priceless by Steve Melcher
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"This isn't the First Presbyterian?"
We distinctly said "White", and handed you a roller!
"Please don't die….not until you've told us where you hid the savings."
And to add insult to injury, some old lady came along and did this to his work:
Yes, but she meant well.
The ceiling Mikey! We told you we wanted the ceiling painted.
1. "St. Theresa"/"St.Teresa"……..??
2. "What do you mean Sears discontinued "harvest yellow"?"
3. "Now they tell me "Modern"????
Switch out the names for both locations..
"No, monsieur, the Saint-Eustache is over on Third Street. We would have told you sooner, but… to be honest, we really needed a new paint job."
Click-to-enlarge image can be found here, or at the only work by this artist, so far, to appear in Mr. Melcher's blog. An even larger image can be found here.
Death of Masaccio (link shows samples of his works, Wikipedia page) is shown by its current-location page.
The artist painted another version that hangs here (Bing translation). Compared to this one, the image shows slight differences in the hair/face of the guy on the left. The artist's Wikipedia page (Google translated Dutch Wikipedia page has more) and collection.
Artist just found out that he wasn't getting paid.
This comic and the comments – too funny!
My very first thought. I live here, and I still wonder how she got in and did that. Apparently she didn't actually have permission. Didn't anybody notice?
The winner of the Pancake eating competition, Lawrence Sneade.
AAAAGH! My damn rotator cuff seized up again!
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Attacks such as the one at a Munich shopping mall may lead mall owners to increase security, tweak expansion plans
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The number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. increased by 15 this week to 462
Carlson Lawyer: 'Ailes Harassed Women in Every Decade Since the '60s'
Carlson's lawyer said her lawsuit will go forward despite Ailes' resignation.
American Airlines and Proofpoint Rise; Skechers Tumbles
American Airlines and Proofpoint gain ground in U.S. trading, while Skechers USA and Honeywell fall
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A U.S. Court of Appeals judge has rejected a shareholder lawsuit filed against key directors at Wal-Mart Stores Inc. that...
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The S&P 500 rose modestly, setting another record high
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Apple Watch gets a price cut.
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Special Airline Discounts That Still Exist
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Hudson officer's resignation followed misconduct
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Father apologizes for sports tirade at school
A 37-year-old father says he is sorry about 'going off' on the coach who cut his son from the Nicolet High School basketball team. The man says this should be a teaching tool on, "how not to go about things." The Glendale man had been arrested for disorderly conduct. The father...
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Court decides stalking is not free expression
Stalking is not free expression under the U-S Constitution. That's what a state appeals court said, when it re-instated a felony charge against a 52-year-old Milwaukee man. Waukesha County Circuit Judge James Kieffer had ruled that Wisconsin's law against stalking was overly broad....
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Trial begins for woman accused of killing husband, boyfriend in different states
A trial is underway in Minnesota for a woman accused of killing her ex-husband in Minnesota and her boyfriend in Wisconsin. Angelina O'Mara, 39, is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of James O'Mara of Sauk Rapids, Minn. He was found dead last November in his...
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Train maker sues Wisconsin
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Man faces felony charge in puppy's death
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Jury convicts tribal member of bribery
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Fatal-crash driver tests positive for pain-killing drugs
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Guitar murderer gets 30 years
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'Other woman' accused of morphine-murder plot
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Trio charged in long-term Social Security fraud
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Teen arsonist goes to prison
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September 19, 2012
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It's a wrap for EKRAN+2016! The participants from 7 different countries, visited Warsaw for the third time to shoot their second workshop scenes. 9 projects, 9 scenes, 3 shoot days - it really was a weekend of hard work!Category: Various, Events read more
We are proud to announce that "Snails", directed by Grzegorz Szczepaniak won the Best Short Film Audience Award at AFI Docs, a prestigious documentary festival organized by American Film Institute!
The participants were able to invite the actors and DoPs from their countries to join them for the third session. The list of DoPs includes Mykola Yefimenko (Ukraine), Marek Dvořak (Czech Republic), Simonas Glinskis (Lithuania) and Gabriel Sandru (Switzerland). The cast will include Polish actors such as Olga Bołądź, Piotr Polak and Marcin Bosak as well as international actors headed by Sandra Voe - British film and theater actress and collaborator of Mike Leigh ("Naked", "Vera Drake") and Lars von Trier ("Breaking the Waves").Category: Various, Events read more
February 29 the first session of the EKRAN+ European Training Programme 2016 will begin. 9 projects from Ukraine, Poland, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Croatia, Great Britain, Austria and Switzerland will take part in this year's edition. Read about chosen projects!
'End of the World' by Monika Pawluczuk and 'Football Brothers' by Marcin Filipowicz recognized with awards at 10th ZUBROFFKA SHORT FILM FESTIVAL. GRAND PRIX went to 'End of the World'.Category: Various, Festivals, Events, read more
The second session of EKRAN+ 2016 will be devoted to an in depth analysis of scripts prepared by the participants under the tutorship of Wojciech Marczewski, Udayan Prasad and Denijal Hasanović, Margaret Glover, Antoine Jaccoud. Participants will set out to film sets to make their scenes.Category: Various, Events read more
Jan Harlan, Executive Producer on 'The Shining', 'Full Metal Jacket', 'Eyes Wide Shut' will give an OPEN LECTURE in Wajda School on April 19th at 2 pm.Category: Various, Events read more
Two films produced by Wajda Studio – 'Football Brothers' by Marcin Filipowicz & 'The Island' by Natalia Krasilnikova - in the Media Library of the international documentary film market Visions du Réel (April 15-23).Category: Various, Events read more
May you feel the hope of new beginnings, inspiration and happiness during the joyful Easter Holiday - WAJDA SCHOOL & STUDIO TEAMCategory: Various read more
Apart from Wajda Studio production "Superunit", the Slamdance line-up will also include two other Polish films - a sci-fi full feature co-produced by a Polish company Papaya Films entitled "Embers", directed by Claire Carré, that will be showcased in the special screenings section as well as animation "The Wayward Carnality" from Joanna Maria Wójcik that will be presented in Anarchy Shorts competition.


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Music and Worship Arts Auxiliary
A Message from
President Angelique Banks-Coleman
May 2016
Dear Worshippers:
This year we will celebrate the twentieth year of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. Music Auxiliary! We praise God for this time of celebration! In the coming weeks, visit us often as we bring you the important updates and opportunities of this celebration in September in Kansas City at the Annual Session.
We are also excited to begin to bring you blogs from what we are calling Pastors in Partnership ("PIP"). Each of the contributing pastors are members of our Convention and have a background in some area of the worship arts. Because we view and aver that the pastor is the chief worship leader, we have asked that they partner with us in bringing you Scriptural and theological blogs/articles, workshops and seminars dealing with the music and the worship arts.
By popular demand, we are making the "I Live to Worship" CD available on this website for those of you that missed the opportunity to purchase It before. This CD represents a spectrum of music (anthem, spiritual, hymn, traditional and contemporary gospel, and praise and worship). It will bless you! Send for your copy today!
As we move into the next twenty years, we want to be a blessing to your church, district or state convention. To that end, in the coming weeks, I will also share my vision and goals for our Auxiliary. Hopefully, you will gain a better understanding of how this Auxiliary of your national body can begin to assist you in growing and developing the music and worship arts ministry in your area of responsibility; as well as, how we can enhance the worship experience in our Convention. As you read and note this article you will understand the need for the name change from "Music Auxiliary" to "Music and Worship Arts Auxiliary."
Finally, prepare now to join us in September for a time of reflection, renewal and revival as we celebrate God's bountiful blessing of twenty years of existence. If you cannot join us, we ask your prayers for our growth and development as a viable part of our Convention.
For His Glory!,
Angelique Banks Coleman
A Congratulatory Message from Convention President Jerry Young
May 3, 2016
Dr. Angelique Banks-Coleman, President
Music and Worship Arts Auxiliary
National Baptist Convention USA, Inc.
Dear Dr. Coleman,
Congratulations to the Music and Worship Arts Auxiliary as you celebrate 20 years of existence as a vital and viable auxiliary within the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. As President of our Convention, I delight in wishing you and all of your constituent members a time of celebration, rejoicing and singing praises to our God for His wonderful works through this arm of our Convention.
That music is of great importance in the worship experience is made evident Sunday after Sunday, and indeed whenever the elect of God communes in song or in individual worship. The great philosopher, Socrates, expressed the importance of music when he stated: "Musical training is a more potent instrument than any other, because rhythm and harmony find their way into the inward places of the soul, on which they mightily fasten, imparting grace, and making the soul of him whom is rightly educated graceful…" And so it is with gratitude that I express appreciation to you and the Music and Worship Arts Auxiliary for your faithful training and development of the worship arts through music for the members of our convention who have the awesome responsibility of reaching "the inward places of the soul" as they facilitate worship through song in their various congregations.
We pray that your 20th year celebration is one full of worship, thanksgiving and praise. I encourage each of you to take the time to thank our God for all He has done and entreat you to look, expectantly, to an exceptional, musically blessed future.
Yours in ministry and mission of Christ,
Jerry Young


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By Carrington Thompson
Coming into Rowan University as a freshman in the fall of 2012, I cannot really say that I knew what I was getting myself into. I had heard of other people's experiences, and I had a glimpse into the musician's life through a few of my own experiences, but I was not quite sure what music in college would look like for me.
Well, my first semester is over and I could not be anymore excited for my second semester! Even though there were plenty of times where I was ready to pull my hair out, I was blessed to learn more in four months than I have learned in my entire musical career!
It was an interesting journey at first. I came into Rowan as a music education and music performance major as well as being a part of the honors college. I soon realized that if I wanted to try and finish my undergraduate studies in four years, something would have to "get the boot". Thus, I felt that a degree in performance was not the route I wanted to go, so I dropped music performance and I am now a music education major in the honors college. Dropping performance freed up some credits that I could put towards honors so that I could fulfill the requirements to stay an honors student.
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Furthermore, other wonderful experiences that I had this semester were the numerous opportunities I was given to use my music outside of the university. I am now "gigging" with a quartet, and I have private music students. I would have never guessed that I would have my own students as a freshman in college! Having private students has just confirmed in my mind that music educating is without a doubt what I want to do for the rest of my life. After just my second lesson with one of my students, I left the studio thinking, "I find such joy in teaching! This is definitely where I should be!"
Now as I prepare to start my second semester in a week, I am looking forward to starting public school observations, taking a music educational technology class, and going to my first NAfME convention!


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DAVOS, Switzerland - Company heads think business will not pick up for three years and have shifted their focus from growth to survival, according to a CEO survey that indicated how badly the global financial crisis has eroded confidence among industry leaders worldwide.
Less than a quarter of CEOs questioned in an annual PricewaterhouseCoopers survey for the World Economic Forum had hope for revenue growth over the next 12 months -- a plunge from 50 percent a year ago, a time when fears of a downturn were already undercutting expectations.
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Indian CEOs were the exceptions, with 70 percent predicting growth in the next 12 months. Russia and China showed dramatic drops in confidence from a year ago, when both saw 73 percent of CEOs forecasting growth in the coming year.
This time, just 30 percent of Russian CEOs and 29 percent of Chinese chief executives expect such growth.
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