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BELVIDERE — In an effort to mimic the success of Rockford's City Market, a member of the Belvidere-Boone Planning Department is making a push for an entertainment-oriented downtown market festival on Thursday nights at Hub Plaza.
Belvidere already hosts a daytime farmers market on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hub Plaza called Hometown Market, but Gina DelRose, an associate planner for the planning department, said that for a city market to be successful, "you need that fun entertainment atmosphere."
In a memo addressed to Belvidere Mayor Mike Chamberlain on May 14, DelRose wrote that Rockford's City Market, which runs from 3 to 8 p.m. on Fridays and includes live music as well as food and alcohol vendors, has exceeded expectations.
"When (Belvidere) began the Hometown Market three years ago, it was held on Thursday night in an attempt to recreate a similar atmosphere and success story," DelRose wrote. "It was quickly evident that for such an event to be successful during a week night, later hours with food and entertainment vendors would be needed. Although various activities were held during the market, the food and entertainment vendors were not able to be obtained."
DelRose requested that the city allow a Thursday night market festival called "Belvidere's First Thursdays" to be held from 4 to 8 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month from July through October.
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The City Council began discussion about whether to approve the request during a committee of the whole meeting Monday night, but Chamberlain anticipated a month of discussion before the board votes on whether to approve or deny DelRose's request.
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Red Sox parade: Boston celebrates World Series championship
The Boston Red Sox took to the streets on Saturday to celebrate their World Series championship with the city of Boston.
Boston's famous duck boats were used as parade vehicles on Saturday, and were decked out in proper 2013 Boston Red Sox fashion.
MORE: World Series photos | World Series parade photos | Rolling rally to Charles River
#redsoxparade What you'll see today @NECN pic.twitter.com/QI1W3d9hNo— Steve Aveson (@SteveNECN) November 2, 2013
The parade made it's way from Fenway Park to the Charles River. The best moment of the parade occurred when the team made a visit to the Boston Marathon finish line near Boylston street, the the sight of the horrific Boston Marathon bombings that took the lives of three people on April 15, 2013.
Outfielder Johnny Gomes and catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia placed the World Series trophy on the finish line and draped it in a "617 Boston Strong" Red Sox jersey.
Trophy covered by a 617 Boston Strong jersey at the Boston Marathon Finish Line. #RedSoxParade pic.twitter.com/Smr7Orjiat— WBZ Boston News (@cbsboston) November 2, 2013
#redsoxparade stops at #BostonMarathon finish line. God Bless America played. http://t.co/GghVfzILyQ pic.twitter.com/r8pc0J6gXr— WCVB-TV Boston (@WCVB) November 2, 2013
Of course the Red Sox championship parade could not be complete without Officer Steve Horgan, who became an overnight celebrity following his reaction to David Ortiz's grand slam in Game 2 of the ALCS. Everybody's favorite "Bullpen Cop" got to rid along with Red Sox owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino.
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#RollingRally passing by Government Center now. It's PACKED. Pretty awesome sight. #RedSoxParade pic.twitter.com/pBJTZktBcv— Tim Caputo (@Tim_Caputo) November 2, 2013
This kid is so spoiled and he has no idea. #redsoxparade pic.twitter.com/6ybhGFXwOe— Garrett Quinn (@GarrettQuinn) November 2, 2013
This man was a first responder on April 15th this is his first time returning to the finish line. #wbz #redsoxparade pic.twitter.com/V8sJnCB7wc— Carl Stevens (@carlwbz) November 2, 2013
PHOTO: The ducks are hitting the water! It's like glass on the River Charles. #RedSoxParade #wbz pic.twitter.com/n1Q8zeQVVx— Peter Wilson (@PetesWire) November 2, 2013
Officer Steve Horgan and the Fenway crowd, giving the salute that defined this season. pic.twitter.com/2k9qgC3ac9— Billy Baker (@billy_baker) November 2, 2013
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Solar future in San Luis Valley continues to shine
On Monday, the Saguache County Commissioner gave local approval for a sprawling solar complex proposed by Santa Monica, California-based SolarReserve and now comes word that the solar plant being built near Alamosa by North Carolina-based Cogentrix LLC is nearing completion.
"We are expecting to take power from the plant this quarter," said Gabriel Romero, a spokesman for Xcel Energy, which has an agreement with Congentrix to buy the plant's power for 20 years.
Solar Reserve and Cogentrix are both "concentrating" technologies but the similarity stops there. SolarReserve is proposing placing special sun-tracking mirrors – called heliostats—on 3,400 acres to focus the sun's heat at two, 656-foot-tall towers holding molten salt reservoirs. The hot molten salt is used to heat water to turn a steam turbine.
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Shutting down the blog is something I've been thinking about for awhile now. Before anyone asks, it has absolutely nothing to do with this past season. My close friends can attest to that because I told them before the season even started that this was likely the blog's last season.
I think it's time to move on. I've noticed in the last year or so that the blog just hasn't been that much fun for me. My heart is just not in it. I wish it wasn't that way, but that's just how it is. I always told myself that when it's not fun anymore it's time to shut it all down. It's been a great ride but I'm ready to concentrate on other things.
When I started this blog back in February 2009, never in my wildest dreams did I think it would grow into what it is today. My intentions at the time were to create a place online to post my thoughts after each Stars game. I certainly didn't think at the time there would be a lot of people interested in reading my inane ramblings.
But it grew and grew....thanks to all of you. When the local paper's coverage of the Stars continued to disappear, we grew even larger. I'm really proud of what WE built here. Stars fans are ravenous. They want to know more than just the final score. Over the years, I tried to give them what they deserve, which is more than just a few sentences from the paper from someone who wasn't even there, or a link to a boxscore.
When writing blog articles, I tried to put myself in the shoes of the common Stars fan. What would they want to know about a game, a trade, draft, tryout camp, etc? What information, not provided to them by the team or the local paper, would be something they'd be interested in? At the same time, I tried to write from the perspective of a fan. I never portrayed myself as part of the organization. I didn't want to be influenced by other entities. If the Stars didn't play well, I said just that. I didn't want to just blog about puppy dogs and rainbows. Although I was quick to offer constructive criticism, I was also quick to praise when I saw the Stars play well.
So I hope I was able to give the fans something they found useful. I'm certainly no expert, but I'd like to think I've watched and played enough hockey over the years to successfully impart my thoughts and feelings about the sport on this blog.
Without a doubt, the absolute best part of the growth of this blog has been the opportunity to meet and befriend so many great people over the years. I am truly, truly blessed in that regard. Stars staff, players, parents, family members, fans, fans of other USHL teams, etc. This blog has allowed me to build friendships that I'm sure will last the rest of my life. I am eternally grateful for that.
I thought about asking around to see if any Stars fan(s) out there wants to take over the blog, but I think the best decision is to shut it down. I'd hate to have someone take it over and then flake out on the responsibility. I'll probably keep the site up for the next couple of years, but I suppose eventually I will not pay the fee to renew the domain. A lot of time and effort went into the 1,363 articles posted here and I'd hate to have to delete it all tomorrow.
I'll shut down the blog's Facebook account, but I will keep the Twitter account open. I love Twitter too much to walk away from that. However, I will change the blog's Twitter account to my personal one.
I have a ton of people to thank, so let's get right to that.
Big thanks go out to the original Stars' front office staff: Jim Pflug, Steve Zoucha, Jen Morand, and Micki Buhrman. When this blog was in its infancy, they could have easily ignored me. When I had questions, each one of them were always responsive, kind, considerate, and informative. Jim Pflug was great to "work" with and was always accommodating considering my role as an unofficial blogger. Jim and his staff never made me feel like an idiot with a blog, when that's really what I was (and still am). Micki, especially, continues to be the heart and soul of the Lincoln Stars. You aren't going to find a more beloved front office member than Micki. Always friendly, always courteous, and always willing to help. Micki is, quite simply, the best.
I really didn't get a chance to "work" with much of the new Stars staff, but Jon Hull was someone that was very friendly to me from the beginning and open to questions when I had them. I wish him nothing but success in building something special here in Lincoln.
Thanks to Brandon Anderson (BA Photos) and Barb V. (Shooting Stars Photos) for allowing me to share their incredible photography on this blog. Words are ok, but being able to share game photos on this blog really helped me convey my message to all of you out there in Stars Nation. Both are extremely skilled at what they do and I am proud to have shared their work here.
Big thanks to Brian Werger, Director of Communications for the USHL. Just like the majority of the original Stars' staff, Brian never treated me like an outsider. Whenever I had a question about anything, he was quick to respond. The USHL is lucky to have Brian on their team.
Thanks to Stars radio announcer and historian Mike Melbye for his support of the blog. Like everyone else with the Stars, Mike could have ignored the blog but he has always a big supporter and has asked for my input on certain things, which is appreciated.
College hockey/NHL journalists such as Chris Dilks, Brad Schlossman, and Chris Peters are guys whom I respect a ton, and I really appreciate all of their support over the years. Each of them were always open to questions when I had them. Scouts such as Andrew Weiss and Dan Schrader are two guys I respect a lot as well and have valued their opinions.
Behind the scenes, there are a number of people whom I can't thank publicly but they know who they are. These are people I exchanged emails/notes with almost daily. A lot of these people would keep me informed of Stars related news to make sure I hadn't missed anything. Keeping Stars Nation informed of the latest news can be a lot of work, but these friends helped me out tremendously.
My good friend, Scott C., from Omaha is someone I met because of the blog and he has helped me with a lot of graphics stuff behind the scenes. Scott and his wife commute from Omaha for every Stars home game. You won't find two more committed Stars fans than them. Much thanks to Scott for his help and more importantly, his friendship.
Although I only met Jason O. recently, he has helped me with a lot of Stars related stuff behind the scenes on the blog. He has been a great resource and someone with whom I could bounce ideas around.
Thanks to my valued friend, Ryan W., who is someone I met through hockey about 10 years ago or so. Ryan's "Unofficial USHL Blog" had a huge influence on me, and was a big reason why I decided to create this blog back in February, 2009.
Huge thanks goes to my friend, Nate (aka BellTolls), who has helped me with the blog since almost the beginning. A lot of what he helped with was the behind the scenes stuff, but his assistance and friendship over the years has been invaluable.
Without the love, support, and patience from my incredible wife, Trishia, I would have quit a long time ago. She frequently joked that I was married to the blog during hockey season. She has been my rock and I want to make up to her all the time I lost during my "marriage' to the blog.
Lastly, I'd like to thank the best junior hockey fans in the entire world; the die-hard, true-blue fans of Stars Nation. You folks are the best. I've said it a million times, but without the fans, I'd just be talking to myself on the blog. You were the fuel that kept me going all these years.
Thanks again to everyone who made this blog a daily stop on your internet rounds. I truly appreciate all of your support over the years. It was a blast, and I wouldn't trade the experience for anything.
Go Stars.
-Tim Sattler (Yeti)


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Members of the Office of Personnel Management, Rep. Frank Wolf (R-10) and Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-10) kick off the Feds Feed Families event, which supports local food banks, Monday, July 16.
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Attention and limited capacity: Ruth Rosenholtz has a new paper on what we have learned about attention by studying peripheral vision. This leads us to a new conceptualization of limited capacity in vision and the mechanisms for dealing with it. "Capacity limits and how the visual system copes with them."
Modelling visual crowding: Shaiyan and Ruth's work testing a unified account of visual crowding has been accepted to the Journal of Vision.
Paper accepted to IROS 2014: Rui and Wenzhen's work on adapting the Gelsight sensor for robotic touch has been accepted to IROS 2014. This work was done in collaboration with the Platt group at NEU, and it was covered by MIT News.
Taking a new look at subway map design: The Rosenholtz lab's Texture Tiling Model was used to evaluate subway maps for the MBTA Map Redesign Contest. Check out the FastCompany Design article, Visual.ly article, and the CSAIL news article. The news was also picked up by a couple other media sources: Smithsonian Magazine and The Dish. Here's an older article about our research from Science Daily.


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Auditors found that as the clients' manually prepared visible records disappeared into magnetic storage tape or disc it became increasingly difficult to trace specific accounting information in its "invisible" computer state. The auditor was faced with a choice of three alternatives, none of which was completely satisfactory. First, he might secure a full printout of all accounting data, thus making "visible" the entire record. But a full printout often would require extra computer time and cost, and would still not select the specific data needed. Second, he might be able to use an existing computer program to obtain the specific details required by the auditor. But if a client's program is used, the auditor must establish its validity for his Roy Lampe is a writer who specializes in business and industrial subjects. He wrote the script for Masterminding the Computer, the H&S motion picture introducing Auditape. specific purpose. Third, he could prepare a special computer program. However, if a special program must be prepared to extract the specific information, it may become a costly, time-consuming procedure, thus defeating the major advantages the computer has to offer: speed and efficiency at a low cost. Also, the two latter alternatives would require that auditors be experienced in computer programming. As these problems mounted, it became increasingly apparent to Ken Stringer, partner in the H&S Executive Office responsible for developing auditing standards and procedures, that there was a critical need to develop a new method of reaching specific information stored in computer form, inexpensively and on demand. In the fall of 1964 Mr. Stringer arranged for the initial work on this critical project, and early in 1965 recruited some of the keenest computer-oriented minds in the Firm to continue work on it. This team included Jimmie Dunn and Bob Egan of the Houston Office, Joe Wesselkamper of the Cincinnati Office, and Frank Devonald of the New York Office. The team's mission: to create a generalized computer program that could provide the capability of reading and selecting specific information from masses of stored data and yet be used by persons having no specialized knowledge of computers or programming languages. It was a difficult, arduous task requiring months of continuous exploration, evaluation, analysis and agonizing reappraisal. By November 1965 the team had developed a system called the Computer Audit Programs, consisting of a Computer Audit Tape and a Computer Audit Deck. Although this system was distributed to H&S offices and used successfully at that stage of development, the team realized there was need for further improvements to meet the criteria established at the beginning of the project. Early in 1966, Bob Egan and Joe Wesselkamper were transferred to the Executive Office to concentrate on the project full-time. By September of that year the Firm's concerted thrust paid off — the new Auditape System was unveiled. The Haskins & Sells team had created an auditor's "key to the computer"—a system that is capable of handling computer records in virtually any format, requiring no special programming by the auditor and minimal training. It can obtain essential information economically with a speed previously unknown to auditors and without a deluge of extraneous information. Although primarily conceived as an aid to the auditor, the Auditape System was recognized as a potentially important management tool. Its flexibility could bring a new dimension to information retrieval, especially when data is needed by management to make a crisis decision and there is no program for this one-time requirement. Haskins & Sells introduced its Audi-tape System concept to its clients in the fall of 1966 through a series of regional meetings throughout the country. An orientation team consisting of John Queenan, Ken Stringer, Joe Wesselkamper and Bob Egan described the Auditape System and offered it to the clients for their use. Even as this series of meetings began additional features
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Cape May Cafe's breakfast is one of the best places to see some of the "Fab Five" characters outside of the parks. Minnie, Donald, and Goofy can often be found at Cape May Cafe, all dressed up for the beach!
This restaurant offers a morning breakfast buffet and an evening clam bake buffet; both meals are delicious and highly recommended. Both have some of the best buffet food on property.
Service: Table-Service, Buffet
Type of Food: American Breakfast, Clam Bake Dinner
Location: Disney's Beach Club Resort
Disney Dining Plan: Yes, 1 table service credit
Tables in Wonderland: Yes
Official Disney Breakfast Menu
Official Disney Dinner Menu
Cape May Cafe Breakfast Menu
Cape May Cafe Dinner Menu
For breakfast, expect a great buffet with just about everything you need: hot items like oatmeal, egg dishes, breakfast pizza, pancakes and Mickey waffles, and more. Also included on the buffet are pastries, cereals, fruit, and bagels and lox!
For dinner, your standard Clam Bake items are available: clams, mussels, shrimp, salads, chicken, carved beef, pasta and more. There's plenty here for non-seafood eaters!
Disney Food Blog Review: Cape May Cafe Clambake Dinner
Guest Review: Captain's Grille
Guest Review: Cape May Cafe Clambake
Disney Food Blog Review: Cape May Cafe at Disney's Beach Club Resort
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- The entrance for this restaurant is right off of the Beach Club lobby; just follow the smell!
- Oreo bon-bons are one of Disney World's most famous dishes, and you can only find them at the Cape May Cafe Clam Bake.
- Characters are subject to change, but usually include Minnie, Goofy, Donald, and sometimes Chip and Dale.
Famous Dishes: Mickey Waffles, Oreo bon-bons, Crab Legs and Clams at Clam Bake
Disney Food Blog Posts Mentioning Cape May Cafe
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Last season, outbreaks of Norovirus led to the closure of 45 hospital wards across northwest England a report has revealed.
Hospitals affected include Furness General Hospital and The Royal Lancaster Infirmary which closed an elderly care ward to new admissions in November.
The report, released by Public Health England this week, also showed that there have been 1,704 reports of Norovirus across England this season a 9% increase on the 5-season average for 2011-2016.
It also shows a 55% increase in cases for the same week last year, although last year saw an unusually low number of Norovirus outbreaks.
In the last two weeks of November there were 14 reported cases of Norovirus in hospitals across England which led to ward closures.
Spokesperson for Public Health England North West Claire Roach said: "Norovirus, although it's unpleasant, it is generally a mild illness and there is no specific treatment, apart from letting the illness run its course.
"In the vast majority of cases, there is no additional benefit to visiting a GP or A&E department but by doing so, people can risk spreading the infection further in places where there are likely to be people who are more vulnerable to illness."
PHE advice for avoiding norovirus includes:
- Make sure you wash and dry your hands often and thoroughly, with soap and warm water. Good hand hygiene - whether you have norovirus or not - is important to reduce your risk of catching it – and other viruses around in the winter.
- Don't rely on alcohol hand gels alone, handwashing is very important.
- Be especially careful to wash your hands after using the toilet or before touching food.
If you have vomiting and diarrhoea symptoms:
- It is important to drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration, especially in the very young or the elderly. Remember you need to drink more than unusual to replace fluids lost from vomiting and diarrhoea
- Consult a pharmacist for advice on over-the-counter medicines to reduce any fever or aches and pains
- Get plenty of rest
- Stay away from work and keep children away from school until at least 48 hours after the symptoms have stopped. Don't visit vulnerable family or friends, especially people in hospitals or care homes, to reduce the risk of passing the virus on.
- There is no specific treatment for norovirus and seeing a doctor is not usually necessary. Don't visit your GP or a hospital A&E department, to avoid passing the virus on to others. However, if you or your child has symptoms of severe dehydration, has bloody diarrhoea, your symptoms haven't improved after a few days or you have a serious underlying health condition, telephone your GP or NHS 111 to get medical advice.
If you are living in the same household as someone who has symptoms:
- Be careful when clearing up after someone who has been ill – wash your hands frequently.
- Disinfect any surfaces or objects that could be contaminated with a household cleaning product.
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Greenfield Lakes Golf Course
Gilbert, Arizona 1 course · 36 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
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+0 votes Carlos Tsung › November 21, 2012
+0 votes Antonio Loya › August 27, 2012
Great course, Great Prices and even includes your cart! You gotta give it a try!
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+0 votes Richard Sullivan › January 27, 2013
+0 votes greg j › July 7, 2013
This course was very nice. I would give it an "A" if they put up signs on the tee off and if it had a few more trees. Everything else was superb. Cement pads, nice condition of the greens, golf cart rental, cheap price, nice easy baskets to locate.
+0 votes Tim B › September 3, 2013
I can't tell you how amazing it is to play disc golf and have a golf kart. The course is green and well thought out. There are some interesting OB situations due to the greens. Overall it was fun.
+0 votes Chris Stadler › October 27, 2014
Great course. Very well maintained, and the long positions were a nice challenge!


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I published a post yesterday where I listed my top 5 bloggers from the worldwide SQL community for 2010. The long and short of it, these were the people whose blog's I had read the most throughout the year. There are many other great blogs and bloggers out there that I read regularly. When that post published and fed out to twitter it prompted a few people, whose blogs I do follow and value, to give me a bit of stick . Pretending to be all hurt and upset. I won't name any names (John Sansom Blog|@johnsansom) but it did get me thinking.
There are many great bloggers based here in the UK several of which were recently nominated in the sqlserverpedia.com annual blog awards for 2010 (a couple of us won in our categories too). I realised that although I read many of these UK based blogs and several were considered for the top 5 bloggers 2010 post, none of them made my list! So having thought about it I decided to make my own UK specific list. I was going to go for the top 5 approach, but after a little more thought I decided to compose a list of all the UK based SQL blogs that I follow. This is my list to date (no particular order):
- John Sansom Blog|Twitter
- Tony Rogerson Blog|Twitter
- Jen Stirrup Blog|Twitter
- Simon Sabin Blog|Twitter
- Christian Bolton Blog|Twitter
- Gavin Payne Blog|Twitter
- Neil Hambly Blog|Twitter
- Allan Mitchell Blog|Twitter
- Justin Hostettler-Davies Blog|Twitter
- Mark Broadbent Blog|Twitter
- Mark Blakey Blog|Twitter
- Dave Ballantyne Blog
- Jamie Thomson Blog
- James Rowland-Jones Blog
- Richard Douglas Blog
- Ashley Burton Blog
- Richard Doering Blog
- Steve Hindmarsh Blog
- Andrew Calvett Blog
- Chris Webb Blog
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Undoubtedly I will have missed someone off that I should have included, and for that I am truly sorry. That little oversight on my part is easily rectified. Simply leave a comment on this post with the bloggers name, blog URL and twitter account (if one exists). I will then update this list and add you to my feed reader.
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WDCB-FM 90.9 continues to expand its jazz programming under station manager Dan Bindert.
"JazzSet with Dee Dee Bridgewater," distributed by National Public Radio, will air at 7 p.m. Mondays starting next week. The first show will feature Chicago saxophonist Geof Bradfield performing his "Melba!" suite, a tribute to Melba Liston. The performance was recorded at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, where Bradfield is an assistant professor.
"Song Travels with Michael Feinstein," another NPR-distributed program, will air at 7 p.m. Tuesdays starting next week.
And veteran broadcaster Rick O'Dell will produce and host "The Sunday Jazz Brunch" from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays starting this weekend.
O'Dell is best known for his "smooth jazz" offerings, but WDCB managements implies more serious offerings. "The new program is produced specifically for WDCB," the station's announcement notes, "and will feature contemporary jazz instrumentals and vocals, blending such established artists as Ramsey Lewis, David Sanborn, Diana Krall and George Benson with newer artists such as Esperanza Spalding and Gregory Porter, adding in a healthy serving of Chicago-based artists."
As previously reported in the Tribune, Scott Adams' "The Sounds of Brazil" will move from Wednesdays to 2 to 4 p.m. Sundays. The rest of the Sunday lineup will feature "Mambo Express," 4 to 6 p.m.; "New Vintage," 6 to 7 p.m.; "The Wayne Messmer Radio Show," 7 to 8 p.m.; "WDCB Jazz," 8 to 10 p.m.; and "Jazz Tropicale," 10 p.m. to midnight.
Also as previously reported, rebroadcasts of Marian McPartland's "Piano Jazz" will air at 7 p.m. Wednesdays starting this week.
WDCB-FM 90.9 is based at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn but serves as the primary jazz radio outlet for the Chicago area. For more information, visit wdcb.org.
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About four dozen football players who didn't get taken in last weekend's NFL Draft now have a big decision to make:
Sit around and wait for days, weeks or possibly months for the NFL to solve its lockout? Or take an immediate opportunity with that pesky new league, the UFL?
The UFL conveniently held its draft last night, just two days after the NFL concluded its own, and 52 players were drafted by the five teams.
Among those drafted:
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Donna Heckler '85 Joins Board of Cancer Support Community of Greater St. Louis
November 7, 2012
Donna A. Heckler, a 1985 graduate of DePauw University, has joined the board of directors of Cancer Support Community of Greater St. Louis (CSC). Heckler is a global brand strategy executive at Ingersoll-Rand and co-authored the book, The Truth About Creating Brands People Love.
A zoology major at DePauw, "Heckler has worked for Energizer Batteries to lead brand efforts both domestically and internationally," according to a CSC announcement. "She has also led the brand marketing domestically and internationally for the retail side of Cardinal Health, Kimball International and Monsanto. Through her consulting practice, she has supported such clients as the Clorox Company, Emerson Electric, Maritz, Inc., the American Red Cross, Rosewood Hotel and Resorts and Ralston Purina, to name a few."
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Buffs fans have to like Boyle's spunky attitude
BOULDER — Some of Tad Boyle's comments after practice on Monday in advance of tonight's game between his Colorado squad and sixth-ranked Kansas in Boulder:
On winning is the only thing: "As long as I am coach, there will be no moral victories at Colorado."
On Kansas coming off its first loss of the season: "People talk about Kansas being mad coming in here, but we're mad too after losing two games last week."
On, for the first time, facing the school he played for: "Kansas is my alma mater. But I'm a Buffalo. To me it's all about how do we prepare Colorado to play Tuesday night. In a lot of ways I'm not approaching anything any differently."


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Baby Carriers & Other Equipment
IHDI Educational Statement
Hip Health in baby carriers and other equipment
Click here to view products deemed "hip-healthy" by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute.
What is hip health?
Summary Statement: The Medical Advisory Board of the IHDI does not endorse nor advise against any particular baby carrier or other equipment. The purpose of this educational statement is to provide information about healthy hip development to guide manufacturers in the development of safe designs of infant equipment, and to help parents make informed choices about the devices they use for their babies. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to choose a baby carrier that allows healthy hip positioning, in addition to other safety considerations. When babies are carried, the hips should be allowed to spread apart with the thighs supported and the hips bent.
Education Statement: The IHDI recommends healthy hip positioning for all babies to encourage normal hip development. Within the womb, a baby spends a long time tucked in the fetal position, in which both hips and knees are bent or flexed.
Baby in normal (fetal) womb position.
After birth, it takes several months for the joints to stretch out naturally. Babies that have been in the breech (bottom first) position may need even more time to stretch out naturally. The hip joint is a ball and socket joint. During the first few months of life the ball is more likely to be loose within the socket because babies are naturally flexible and because the edges of the socket are made of soft cartilage like the cartilage in the ear. If the hips are forced into a stretched-out position too early, the ball is at risk of permanently deforming the edges of the cup shaped socket (hip dysplasia) or gradually slipping out of the socket altogether (hip dislocation). Hip dysplasia or dislocation in babies is not painful so this may go undetected until walking age and may also result in painful arthritis during adulthood. The risk of hip dysplasia or dislocation is greatest in the first few months of life. By six months of age, most babies have nearly doubled in size, the hips are more developed and the ligaments are stronger, so are less susceptible to developing hip dysplasia.
The most unhealthy position for the hips during infancy is when the legs are held in extension with the hips and knees straight and the legs brought together, which is the opposite of the fetal position. The risk to the hips is greater when this unhealthy position is maintained for a long time. Healthy hip positioning avoids positions that may cause or contribute to development of hip dysplasia or dislocation. The healthiest position for the hips is for the hips to fall or spread (naturally) apart to the side, with the thighs supported and the hips and knees bent. This position has been called the jockey position, straddle position, frog position, spread-squat position or human position. Free movement of the hips without forcing them together promotes natural hip development.
Some types of baby carriers and other equipment may interfere with healthy hip positioning. Such devices include but are not limited to baby carriers, slings and wraps. These devices could inadvertently place hips in an unhealthy position, especially when used for extended periods of time. Any device that restrains a baby's legs in an unhealthy position should be considered a potential risk for abnormal hip development. It is also important to assess the size of the baby and match the device and carrier to the size of the child so that the hips can be in a healthy position during transport. Parents are advised to research the general safety and risks of any device they wish to use. When in doubt, we recommend involving your primary health-care provider in any further decision-making that may be medically relevant.
These series of drawings demonstrate typical devices that allow healthier hip positioning in comparison to those which do not.
Baby Harnesses
Thigh NOT supported to the knee joint. The resulting forces on the hip joint may contribute to hip dysplasia.
Thigh is supported to the knee joint. The forces on the hip joint are minimal because the legs are spread, supported, and the hip is in a more stable position.
Thighs spread around the mother's torso and the hips bent so the knees are slightly higher than the buttocks with the thighs supported.
Baby Slings
Baby carriers that force the baby's legs to stay together may contribute to hip dysplasia.
Baby carriers should support the thigh and allow the legs to spread to keep the hip in a stable position.


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M&A Activity Jumps in Southeast Asia
By Kathy Chu
Southeast Asian companies are speeding up their global ambitions, with takeover deals at record volumes and more than double the pace of last year. Buoyed by strong growth and robust balance sheets, Southeast Asian companies are aggressively pursuing energy, financial and retail firms world-wide. A trend that took off five years ago has accelerated as the European debt crisis has made many assets cheaper, and marks a change from the traditional strategy of expanding by grabbing more market share at home.


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Mario Lopez Gossip
Mario Lopez gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Gemma & Nero
Just...ignore Mario Lopez in the corner. (Sidebar: Congratulations X-Factor, because you just guaranteed that I won't be watching anymore by bringing on Lopez and a Kardashian to host your show, which impressed me, and now I have to give up on it. Am I in the minority on this?) Here are Katey Sagal and Jimmy Smits on Extra the other day promoting Sons Of Anarchy which I finally caught up on last weekend - 3 episodes - and God I love him on the show, so much. Full Story
Cheese Nips and Kylie for Darren
My main gay Darren has been working hard, travelling from one coast to another for several months. As such, we haven't been drunk together nearly enough all year. Darren misses me. He missed me so much yesterday he actually watched part of the hockey game and texted me from home, not knowing what he was looking at but wanting to feel close to me. Full Story
Fun Fearless = Cheese?
Again… I don't get it. Mario Velveeta Lopez. He was named one of Cosmopolitan's Fun Fearless Males of 2009. Why??? In about 5 minutes I will receive a text message from my main 'mo Darren telling me all the things he'd like to do with Mario in the shower. Exactly. Mario Lopez is one of the boys they feature in those videos projected up on the screen at gay bars. Full Story
Worst of 2008: Beefcake Bachelor
In June People Magazine named Mario Lopez its Hottest Bachelor. So much to choose from and … Mario Lopez? Him? Ew! Of course he milked every last drop out of that sh-t, even posing with his own centrefold for the paps. He also recreated Brad Pitt's infamous scene from Thelma & Louise. Full Story
One giant dealbreaker
I react to Mario Lopez the same way I react to roadkill or Pete Doherty: Ew. Remember when People Magazine named him the Hottest Bachelor? Ew!!!!!!!!! I don't get it. To me Mario Lopez is head to toe one giant dealbreaker. Full Story
Don't Mess With the Robo
Bride, that is. Am still gagging over Mario Lopez's coronation as the Hottest Bachelor… People Magazine must need money – and lots of it! – to pay for photos of those Holy Twins. Because it smells like they just got bought. Mario Lopez is feeding The Brange. Hilarious. Mario Lopez also has to step off for Katie Holmes. Full Story
Him? Really?
People Magazine just named its Hottest Bachelor… Mario Lopez? Call me Cruise but I'm not into beefcakes and Chippendale's dancers. Don't like men who walk around in beaters. Not only am I not attracted to him, I actually find it kinda repulsive. Even more, I find it offensive. Full Story
No Rhythm > Over-Rhythm
Am not evolved enough to understand the apparent loin-inflammation that has been resulting from Mario Lopez's Broadway debut in A Chorus Line. So he can dance. But does he have to flame dance? This is ignorant, I know. And I wish I could be like Sarah Jessica Parker. I wish I could see a dandy up on stage and go ahead and marry it. Full Story


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ACLS Renewals
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
663 East Main Street
Ashland, OH 44805
Recommended for RN's, Physicians, EMT's, CPS and Pharmacy. This Renewal class is intended for those who are recertifying their ACLS and is recommended for those who routinely use their ACLS skills.
The goal of this program is to review and refresh patient care staff and other ancillary staff in Advanced Cardiac Life Support techniques. It is designed to maintain acceptable competence levels in advanced life support. Current certification in both BLS and ACLS is required before attending this class.
At the end of the class the participant will be able to demonstrate knowledge related to American Heart Association's ACLS through written exam and perform ACLS on mannequins in mock code situations according to AHA ACLS guidelines.
This course is facilitated by AHA certified ACLS instructors.
There are no CE's awarded for completion of this renewal program.
Fee structure: No charge to UH Samaritan Medical Center employees
$35 = UH Samaritan Physicians
$75 = Non-employees
Course books are available for loan or purchase.
All prices subject to change.
It is recommended that those who are renewing their ACLS certification, but who do not routinely use ACLS skills, attend the ACLS Provider.
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Fresh Faith Community Church
Tuesday, January 28, 2020
Morning Worship
Date: Sunday, October 27, 2019
Time: 10:30 AM -
Location: Fresh Faith Community Church
Sunday Morning Worship Service
Welcome to Fresh Faith Community Church, a new church started to serve you. Our Sunday Morning Worship Service is designed to present the dynamics of the Christian faith in a way that everyone can understand and apply, regardless of spiritual background or experience.
You are welcome to join us on Sundays at 10:30 AM to be spiritually inspired in a relaxed setting where you are welcome to dress casually. We are located at 4444 State Route 95 in Mount Gilead and we'd love to see you there!


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Aerosmith's Greatest Hits, 3m 45sec
Here come ol' flat top
He come grooving up slowly,
He got Joo Joo eye-ball,
He one holy roller,
He got hair down to his knee.
Got to be a joker,
He just do what he please.
He wear no shoeshine,
He got toe jam football,
He got monkey finger,
He shoot Coca-Cola,
He say I know you, you know me,
One thing I can tell you
Is you got to be free.
Come together, right now, over me.
He bag production,
He got walrus gumboot,
He got O-no side board,
He one spinal cracker,
He got feet down below his knee.
Hold you in his armchair,
You can feel his disease.
Come together, right now, over me.
He roller coaster,
He got early warning,
He got Muddy Water,
He one Mojo filter,
He say one and one and one is three.
Got to be good looking,
'Cause he so hard to see.
Come together, right now, over me.
Come together
Come together
Come together
Come together
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Published by Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, EMI Music Publishing
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Finding cheap hotels in San Diego is relatively easy. From large chain companies to smaller, independently owned properties, there are plenty to choose from, and many offer great amenities like free Wi-Fi. Business travelers will appreciate the central location and easy airport access of the Travelodge San Diego Downtown Convention Center, while families wanting to visit the zoo will love the Mission Valley Resort. Other great options under $65 per night include Americas Best Value Inn Loma Lodge (Sea World/Old Town), The West Park Inn, and for travelers and backpackers looking to make friends, USA Hostels San Diego Downtown.
From beach side resorts to swanky downtown hotels, there are plenty of luxury properties to choose from in San Diego. The Grand Hyatt San Diego is a beautiful luxury resort in the city center overlooking the coast. The Omni San Diego Hotel is an upscale hotel that's popular with business travelers and sports fans, as it is part of the PETCO Park Complex that houses the San Diego Padres. Beach lovers will appreciate the Hilton San Diego Resort and Spa and the Paradise Point Resort and Spa. Additional favorites include the Westin San Diego and the Westin San Diego Gaslamp Quarter, which is one of the city's landmark hotels.
Travelers looking to meet locals or searching for cheap hotels in San Diego should consider an Airbnb rental. There are single rooms starting as low as $35 per night to entire houses or apartments for a few hundred dollars. For larger groups, there is even an ocean view estate that can fit multiple families (up to 16 people) for a little over $2,500 for four nights. As with hotels, there is a large variety of Airbnb options throughout the different neighborhoods of San Diego.
You'll find a large variety of boutique hotels in San Diego, ranging from antique B&Bs to welcoming beach hotels. Britt Scipps Inn, a beautiful historic hotel, is a local favorite and ranked as one of the top 10 B&Bs in the United States. Another popular historic boutique hotel is the Sofia Hotel, complete with modern touches like a spa and yoga studio. Beach lovers should check out the Pacific Terrace Hotel, while those considering staying in the swanky La Jolla neighborhood should consider the Empress Hotel of La Jolla or the Grand Colonial Hotel in La Jolla.
There is only one airport in San Diego, the San Diego International Airport, which is conveniently located only three-and-a-half miles from the downtown core of the city. There are plenty of San Diego hotels within a 10 to 15 minute drive of the airport, such as the popular Palomar San Diego, a Kimpton Hotel downtown, or the San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina by the harbor. However, there are only a few properties that offer shuttle service to the airport, such as the Omni San Diego Hotel and the Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina.
Given its coastal location, San Diego maintains a moderate climate year-round, making it a popular tourist destination all year. The busiest travel season occurs between Memorial Day and Labor Day, as summer begins and the beaches fill with families. Beach goers should also note that late spring and early summer are often very foggy and cloudy in the coastal regions. Thanksgiving to early February is considered the slow season, and while San Diego still gets its fair share of travelers at this time of year (it is both the coldest and the sunniest), visitors are more likely to get a great deal on hotels during this time.
The entertainment center of the city, the Gaslamp Quarter is San Diego's liveliest neighborhood. A mix of Victorian-era buildings and modern-day structures, the Gaslamp Quarter is home to over 100 restaurants, cocktail bars, and pubs, as well as a variety of art venues and theatres, making it the place to be for a night out. The neighborhood is also home to some of San Diego's trendiest shops and museums, as well as Petco Park, home of the San Diego Padres baseball team. Popular nearby sites, like the San Diego Zoo, are easily accessible via the trolley.
With its sparkling waters, sandy beaches, Mission Bay is the best place for water enthusiasts to play. A favorite area for all age groups, Mission Bay's boardwalk is home to surf shops, clubs, and trendy restaurants. Mission Bay Park is perfect for water sports enthusiasts of all levels, and offers a variety of activities from sailing to surfing. This is also the place to be if you love to fish, as multiple half-day and full-day trips depart from here. Also in the Mission Bay area are SeaWorld San Diego and the iconic Belmont amusement park.
Known as the birthplace of California, you'll find a bit of everything in Old Town San Diego. From trendy designer boutiques, to museums and art galleries, to Qualcomm Stadium (home of the San Diego Chargers), there's something for every type of visitor to see and do here. Perhaps the most popular attraction in this neighborhood is the Whaley House museum, named by the Travel Channel as America's most haunted house, which is occasionally open for haunted tours, especially around Halloween. Foodies will also love Old Town, as it is well-known for its authentic Mexican food and the city's best margaritas.
San Diego offers a comprehensive Bus system with a total of 93 lines and routes serving the city center and outlying areas. Fares vary depending on the route, but the average ticket is $2.25 each way. Using the bus can be a slower way to travel, given the number of stops and traffic congestion during rush hour, but it is an easy and affordable way to travel around the city. Schedules and maps can be found online, allowing visitors to plan their trips ahead of time.
For only $3, visitors can take a ride on the Big Bay Shuttle and cruise the coast from Harbour Island to the South Embarcadero. Your ticket gives you on-and-off privileges at all eight stops for the day, and shuttles arrive at each stop every 15 to 20 minutes. Tickets can be bought at any of the stops, or at Destination Travel offices. Passengers should know in advance that bikes are not allowed on board, but strollers are. The Big Bay Shuttle operates from Memorial Day to Labor Day, and runs from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Sunday to Thursday, and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
The San Diego Trolley is probably the easiest and most popular mode of transportation for visitors to the city to use. The big red trolley is impossible to miss, and services popular locations throughout the downtown area and as far out as Old Town and Mission Valley. There are three other trolleys as well, Blue, Orange, and Green, that provide service to the outlying communities of San Diego. Fares range from $1.50 to $3 each way, and run every seven minutes during peak times and every 30 minutes during off-peak hours.
The decision whether or not to rent a car in San Diego depends mainly on your travel priorities. Travelers planning to stay in the downtown area and see the main sites and attractions should find the trolley and bus system sufficient enough for their needs. Visitors wanting to go further out of town and visit the beaches may find these systems inadequate, and renting a car might be the best option. Just be aware that parking in and around town can be both expensive and tricky to find.
Taxi services can be an easy way to get around town when a bus or the trolley won't do. While taxis are still subject to rush hour traffic, it's a more time-efficient way to travel if you are in a hurry. There are four taxi companies that service San Diego. Most charge by meter, but it may be possible to ask for a flat rate, which tends to be cheaper. The airport has an Amtrak shuttle to take travelers from the airport to downtown San Diego. Visitors should also keep in mind that some San Diego hotels offer complimentary shuttle service to some of the city's most popular attractions.
San Diego has a diverse cultural scene, ranging from art galleries and museums to theatre. The San Diego Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (with two locations) are the largest places to discover art. However, many of San Diego's neighborhoods, including La Jolla and the Gaslamp District, boast a variety of small and unique galleries. San Diego is home to two major regional theaters, the La Jolla Playhouse and the Old Globe Theatre, and the Balboa Theatre made CNN Travel's list of the World's Most Spectacular Theaters.
San Diego is a great place for sports lovers, whether you want to be a spectator or get in on the action. This city is home to two professional teams — the San Diego Chargers (football) and the San Diego Padres (baseball) — and two stadiums in the city, making it easy to enjoy an afternoon or evening at the game. San Diego is also the perfect spot for visitors get in on the action with an assortment of sports activities to try and enjoy. Try your hand at golf, kite boarding, scuba diving, boating, hiking, biking, horseback riding, and more. These activities can be tailored to your needs; whether you are an expert or a beginner, you'll find an activity to test your skills.
San Diego is full of unique activities and landmarks that are sure to garner any visitor's interest. Must-see sites include Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo, the U.S.S. Midway Museum, the Old Globe Theatre, and the Whaley House. San Diego also has a lot of natural beauty that outdoor enthusiasts won't want to miss. Animal lovers should make sure to stop by La Jolla Cove to catch a glimpse of local seals and sea lions, while those looking to take in a great view and maybe catch the sunset should head to Sunset Cliffs Natural Park.
Savvy travelers should keep in mind that San Diego is a popular city, and although there are plenty of great restaurant choices, there are also mediocre tourist traps as well. It's important, especially during weekends, to make dinner reservations in advance. Visitors planning on visiting a variety of attractions should consider multi-attraction passes for a better deal, and check with the San Diego Visitors Bureau website and/or their hotel in San Diego ahead of time to see if there are any available discount coupons. Travelers can also download free San Diego Smart Travel Guides and maps to help with trip planning.
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The Accounting Historians Journal Vol. 13, No. 2 Fall 1986 Glenn Vent UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS ACCOUNTING FOR GOLD AND SILVER MINES: THE DEVELOPMENT OF COST ACCOUNTING Abstract: This study found evidence which supports the thesis that cost account-ing techniques evolved rapidly during the last quarter of the nineteenth century. The cost accounting system employed by the leading mines of the Comstock Lode during the 1870's is compared to a system used in the Cripple Creek district of Colorado during the first decade of the twentieth century. The cost accounting techniques of the mining industry appear to have developed rapidly during this period from crude to sophisticated systems. Introduction Littleton [1977, p. 340] stated that the bookkeeping texts of the first three quarters of the nineteenth century presented very inade-quate cost accounting techniques. Garner [1976, p.67] maintained that developments in "industrial accounting were at a low ebb in the period 1840-75." It was only in the last quarter of the century that well organized cost systems were developed in response to an in-creasingly complex business environment. Chatfield [1977, p.160] expressed the following similar view: "Between 1885 and 1920 cost accounting evolved from a level where the methods used seem al-most as remote as medieval bookkeeping, to a point where most of the descriptions in today's texts were approximated by the best practice." On the other hand Johnson [1972, p.469] found evidence of an elaborate fully integrated cost accounting system that was em-ployed by a small textile mill prior to 1860. Johnson's research raises the question of whether industrial practice developed more quickly than Chatfield, Garner and Littleton have indicated. This is the issue addressed in this study. In 1954 Garner [1976, p.69] declared that very little study had been made of the accounting records of nineteenth century indus-trial firms. Twenty years later Johnson [1972, p.466] expressed a similar opinion. Johnson [1972, p.468] argued that such studies are needed because this type of research provides the most reliable


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Fiscal Cliff Deal Should Spur Optimism
CUNA economist says the deal will boost household and business confidence.
The fiscal cliff agreement Congress passed last week will have a net positive effect on the average American citizen—and that means it's a positive for the average credit union and its members, too.
On the plus side, the permanent extension of the Bush-era tax cuts for nearly all Americans with incomes below $400,000 will eliminate the future tax uncertainty that engulfed households and small businesses during the past year.
The certainty will boost household and business confidence, encouraging additional consumption and investment spending. This faster pace of spending could push economic growth over 2.5% in 2013 by creating more than two million jobs.
Already the fiscal resolution has led to surging stock prices. The S&P 500 stock index rose 2.5% on Jan. 2 in response to the agreement.
This rise in asset prices (and, therefore, household wealth) could in turn produce a "wealth effect"—where consumers decrease their savings rate and increase borrowing and spending levels.
The optimistic mood on Wall Street will infect business owners on Main Street and lead them to spend more on capital investment and employment.
Credit unions should expect faster loan growth in 2013 now that households have more certainty about their tax bill and fewer worries about job security.
On the negative side, however, is the increase in the payroll tax rate from 4.2% to 6.2%.
The average American—making an annual income of $50,000—will see taxes increase by $1,000 per year or $83 per month. This drop in disposable income will lead many members to lower their savings rate rather than lower their spending levels.
Credit unions will see slower savings growth than they would have if Congress had extended the payroll tax cut another year. We expect credit union savings balances to rise 5% in 2013, down from 7.5% in 2012.
If the recovery does accelerate in 2013 due to the new tax agreement, credit union loan delinquency rates will continue to fall. Delinquency rates fell to 1.15% at the end of 2012, down from 1.6% at year-end 2011.
We expect to see loan delinquency rates fall below 0.9% in 2013. This will lower credit unions' provisions for loan losses and boost their bottom lines.
This article first appeared on Credit Union E-Scan.
STEVE RICK is CUNA's senior economist. Contact him at 608-231-4285.


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Sour Poi Awards 2009
Celebrating the best of the worst of 2009—the strange, the stupid and the scandalous.
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Illustration by Kevin Rechin
Nice Going, Hawai'i.
Faced with a budget crunch, the State Department of Education and the State Teachers Union somehow decided the best solution was to close the public schools for 17 Fridays, and send students and teachers home. So much for investing in the next generation.
When in prison, always watch out for the one named Butch.
A prisoner at the camp-like Waiawa Correctional Facility sued the state after a wild boar bit him on the hand. He said he was waiting in line for lunch when the pig ran up and bit him. The pig, known as Butch, was a regular on the grounds of the facility.
This is our surprised face.
The close-to-$1 billion budget shortfall facing Hawai'i got a bit bigger in September—$44 million bigger. Thanks to a miscommunication between the state Department of Taxation and the Department of Accounting and General Services, millions of tax revenue dollars were counted twice.
Great, one more thing to worry about.
A Honolulu man was electrocuted in February after he stood on an electrical access panel at the intersection of Kapiolani and University Avenues and leaned against a streetlight. An investigation into the freak incident found that insulation for power cables under the metal cover had worn away, electrifying the panel.
Siren call.
Stealing a car isn't a great idea at the best of times, but snatching an official emergency vehicle takes a special brand of chutzpah. It happened twice this past year, in unrelated incidents. In March, a 23-year-old woman hijacked an ambulance in Kakaako, while paramedics were still in the back treating a patient. Luckily, the EMTs were eventually able to stop her before they went too far. And in October, Maui police were chasing a man on foot when he jumped in their unlocked patrol car and sped off. In this case, he actually managed to make his escape and ditch the car, but landed in jail anyway later that month after crossing paths with police in Lahaina.
Illustration by: Kevin Rechin
In June, Waipahu fire fighters responded to a fire in an unexpected location: their own station house. The blaze, which caused $25,000 in damages, was apparently caused by food left cooking on an unattended stove during a previous emergency call.
Kicking them when they're down.
The UH Warriors had a rough season this year. How rough? An anonymous critic at the Honolulu Police Department posted a fake incident report at the station in November, poking fun at the football team. The bulletin said that the FBI had been called in to investigate an unknown white powdery substance at the UH Manoa football field, which turned out to be the goal line. "Practice was resumed when the FBI decided that the team would not be likely to encounter the substance again," deadpanned the report. To add insult to injury, KSSK's Perry and Price repeatedly aired the bulletin as an actual news item before realizing it was a joke.


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Beer Gremlins.
This is why experiments, including brewing experiments, that aren't replicated are crap.
Quote from: euge on December 05, 2012, 10:42:16 PMBeer Gremlins.yeah, these guys are nasty little boogers. and they don't stop there. i have had beer vanish from my fridge without any other explanation. Or could it be my sons and their friends? Nah.on the other hand. the final gravity is 1.014, one you read a little low on the hydrometer the other you erred high. hence both readings demonstrating the same accuracy (distance to true number) but precision is off (measure of repeatability) solve the first with averaging, the second problem with calibration.
Quote from: mtnrockhopper on December 06, 2012, 12:12:36 AMThis is why experiments, including brewing experiments, that aren't replicated are crap.So he should brew 10 more gallons, split, and ferment with the same yeasts?Sounds like a great suggestion to me.
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"The Nicholas represents one of the most innovative and exciting condominium properties in Northern Manhattan," said Lisa Lippman of Brown Harris Stevens.
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Historic Hamilton Heights will soon welcome The Nicholas, an inviting new condominium located at 753 St. Nicholas Avenue in Northern Manhattan.
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"The Nicholas represents one of the most innovative and exciting condominium properties in Northern Manhattan," said Lisa Lippman of Brown Harris Stevens. "The design concept incorporates the best green elements coupled with excellent craftsmanship, convenience and an eye for sophisticated living—all at less than half the price of the average condo in the rest of Manhattan."
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The historic Hamilton Heights neighborhood is steeped in history and was once home to renowned writer Ralph Ellison and acclaimed artist Norman Rockwell.
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Grgić Vina was established in 1996 by legendary Napa Valley winemaker, Croatian-born Miljenko "Mike" Grgich and his daughter, Violet Grgich. Mike started the winery to produce the finest wines from native Dalmatian grapes and concentrates on crafting Croatia's very best varietals: Plavac Mali and Pošip.
The winery is perched overlooking the Adriatic Sea just north of the historic walled city, Dubrovnik, in the southern Dalmatia wine region of Croatia. For more information about us and visiting the winery please click here.
Pošip is an indigenous Croatian variety developed through spontaneous crossing between two varieties from Korčula. This white wine grape variety has been grown for centuries in Croatia on several islands and along the Dalmatian coast, where the cool winds of the Adriatic Sea maintain the perfect temperatures for white grapes.
Croatia enjoys a long history of winemaking: records show grapes cultivated here centuries before the birth of Christ. Our Pošip grapes were grown on the island of Korčula at a small, steep area of vineyards perched above the Adriatic Sea. The just-picked grapes are brought by boat to the winery, just north of the historic walled city, Dubrovnik, in the southern Dalmatia wine region.
Plavac Mali
When Mike Grgich came to the Napa Valley in 1958 to make wine, he noticed a remarkable resemblance between the Zinfandel and Plavac Mali of his native Croatia. Some 35 years later, Mike worked with scientists at University of California, Davis, to prove that Zinfandel was actually Crljenak Kaštelanski, a grape native to Croatia and parent of Plavac Mali. We grew our Plavac Mali ("little blue" in Croatian, referring to its small, bluish grapes) in the prestigious Dingač appellation, a small, steep area of vineyards perched above the Adriatic Sea on the south-facing slopes of the mountainous Pelješac Peninsula.


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There are numerous benefits to residing in solar power homes. Being connected to the grid is not an environmental gift. Sometimes the grid can black out, leaving you with no power. When you have house solar panels you don't have to worry about this occurring to you. Of course there is the added benefit of doing your part for the environment through sustainable building and often you can save money in the long run.
If you're interested in solar power and going off-grid with a solar powered home, an important step to take is to figure out how much energy is needed to keep your home running. Find out whether solar power is feasible in your area. After you answer these solar power house questions, you can start checking out solar technology systems that will provide your home with the solar renewable power you want.
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Google has offered to take specific steps to ally competition regulators' concerns about its business practices, in a major move towards ending a two-year investigation and avoiding billions of dollars in fines.
The European Commission said on Friday it had received detailed proposals from the world's most popular search engine, which has been under investigation following complaints from more than a dozen companies, including Microsoft , that Google has used its market power to block rivals.
Time to resolve differences
If the commission accepts the proposals under its settlement procedure, it would mean no fine and no finding of wrongdoing against Google.
Companies found to be in breach of EU rules can be fined as much as 10 percent of global turnover, which could mean up to $4 billion if there is no satisfactory resolution in Google's case.
EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia told Reuters he had received Google's submission, but declined to give details of the proposal.
"We are analysing it," he said.
Google spokesman Al Verney said the group continues to work cooperatively with the commission.
The company ranks first in Internet searching in Europe, with an 82 percent market share, versus 67 percent in the United States, according to research firm comScore.
Lobbying group ICOMP, whose members include complainants Microsoft, Foundem, Hot-map, Streetmap and Nextag, said any solution should include measures ensuring that rivals could compete on a level playing field with Google.
The FairSearch coalition, whose members include online travel agencies and complainants Expedia and TripAdvisor, said a third-party monitor should be appointed to ensure that Google lives up to any promises.
The commission, which acts as competition regulator in the 27-member European Union, is now expected to seek feedback from Google's rivals and other interested parties, before launching an official market test.
Last month, Google won a major victory when U.S. antitrust regulators ended their investigation, saying the company had not manipulated its web search results to block rivals.
The commission has said Google may have favoured its own search services over those of rivals, and copied travel and restaurant reviews from competing sites without permission.
The EU executive is also concerned the company may have put restrictions on advertisers and advertising to prevent them from moving their online campaigns to competing search engines.
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