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Gathering of Mustangs and Legends This documentary relives the sights and sounds from the once-in-a lifetime Gathering of Mustangs & Legends Air Show. Over 150,000 spectators from around the globe descended on Rickenbacker International Airport in Columbus, Ohio for this historic event that features a tribute to the P-51 Mustang, along with other vintage aircraft such as the T-6 Texan, P-47, and P-38. You'll see stunning footage, an array of aerobatic and military aircraft performances, and behind the scenes footage. D
3:00 am
Unfinished Nation "From Days Before Time" Early human habitation of the North American continent. The civilizations of the North and South and tribal cultures. The journeys of Christopher Columbus. Exploration and exploitation of the west by the Spanish; impact on native population. Early slave trade. Biological and cultural exchanges between the Spanish and native cultures.G
3:30 am
Unfinished Nation "Turbulent Virginia" Incentives for English colonization. French and Dutch presence in North America. British attempts to establish a base at Roanoke and the outcome. Subsequent Virginia Company settlement at Jamestown. The people who come; the struggle to survive; the response of Native Americans. Establishing the royal colony in 1619.G
4:00 am
Unfinished Nation "The Meeting Ground" The American West, a place of convergence. Contrasting experiences of Native American tribes; Spanish-speaking communities of Mexican Americans in New Mexico, Texas, and California; Chinese immigrants, and African Americans. The impact of the Homestead Act and the experiences of native cultures.G
4:30 am
Unfinished Nation "The Legendary Frontier" Economic development of the West. Impact of mining, cattle ranching and farming. Allure of the West; reality of lingering images and myths. Clashes with Native-American tribes; U. S. government's dispersal policy. Rise and decline of traditional agriculture. Introduction of commercial farming techniques.G
5:00 am
Inside Out "The Magic of the Mind" Psychology touches virtually every aspect of our lives. Many of its current themes can be traced back to questions that have confronted scholars throughout history. But today the study of behavior, thoughts and feelings is bolstered by new scientific tools and approaches. D
5:30 am
Inside Out "Endless Questions" It's our nature to ask questions about ourselves and the world around us. But finding answers requires more than intuition and common sense. This lesson asks the question, Does happiness lead to good health? then probes for answers using the multiple methods at a researcher's disposal: case study, survey, naturalistic observation, correlational studies and controlled experiments. D
6:00 am
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly Living Wages in the Overseas Garment Industry - The world's garment industryisso competitive, factory owners typically say they cannot afford to pay their workers anything above the usually pitiful third-world countries' minimum wage. But one successful American garment maker is conducting what could be an expensive experiment. He is betting that if his customers know the Dominican Republic workers who make his sportswear are well paid, they will continue to buy his line, even if it ends up costing more. D
6:30 am
Start Up "Andy Warhowl's Kitchen!" Gary and the crew travel to Washington, DC to meet with Ethel, who started "Doggie Washerette," a self-service dog wash that aims to meet the convenience needs of urban pet owners. Then, they make their way to Chicago to visit with Nick, who began "Real Kitchen," a gourmet carry-out restaurant that prepares home-style meals with high-quality ingredients. And last, they head over to Cleveland to talk to Jason, who started "Cleveland Art," a workshop that repurposes industrial pieces into custom furniture feature cutting-edge designs. D
7:00 am
Second Opinion "Sugar" Some consider sugar a reward for eating broccoli, others regard it as virtual poison. What role does sugar play in the national obesity epidemic? Find out what some communities are doing to confront sugar addiction. D
7:30 am
Lidia's Kitchen "Sundays with Nonna Rosa" Anyone can make their own seasoned olives! They are a perfect snack or easy homemade gift. Lidia demystifies the process. Homemade pasta is another way to add authentic flavor to your dish. D
8:00 am
Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking "Secret Sea Cove, CA: Chef Ravi Kapur" Pete Evans joins Chef Kapur in a cooking adventure unlike any other, in which they cook in a "restaurant without walls." With majestic views of the Pacific Ocean as backdrop, Pete and Ravi cook up a delightful beachfront feast for over 150 guests. The guests are in for a surprise when the tide comes up to wash over their feet during the meal!. D
8:30 am
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless "Oaxaca's Top Chefs" Oaxaca has long been known for its seven moles, unparalleled home-cooking and remarkable market fare. Lately, its restaurant reputation has skyrocketed, too. Deservedly so. D
9:00 am
The Jazzy Vegetarian "Elegant and Easy" Host Laura Theodore, prepares her elegant and easy party menu featuring "Savory Mushroom Stroganoff" served over delicate rotini pasta. On the side, simple "Broccoli with Lemon Sauce" compliments beautifully. "Walnut, Beet, and Tofu Salad' starts off the meal with flair. D
9:30 am
Martha Stewart's Cooking School "Noodles" Who doesn't love a big bowl of noodles? In this episode, Martha shows viewers how to make three of her favorites. It's hard to find another dish that's more popular than pad thai, and Martha's recipe is so good you won't be even slightly tempted to call for takeout. Next, she'll cook a one-pan pasta that calls for just a few fresh ingredients and is on the table in 20 minutes. D
10:00 am
Pati's Mexican Table "Meals in a Minute" Pati is a busy mom on the go. If you're a mom that likes to cook for your family AND take your kids to school, practice and everywhere else, you need a few quick and easy meals in your arsenal. Pati's oldest sister, Karen, shares a few tips as they visit her favorite restaurant in Mexico City. D
10:30 am
Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Homespun Breakfast Treats" Test cook Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make Fluffy Cornmeal Pancakes. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of multigrain bread. Next, Chris shares the top 10 cooking tips from the test kitchen. D
11:00 am
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "A Modern Take On Pizza and Grilled Cheese" Test cook Dan Souza shows host Christopher Kimball how to make a great Thin-Crust Whole-Wheat Pizza with Garlic Oil, Three Cheeses, and Basil at home, and gadget guru Lisa McManus reveals her favorite pizza gadgets. Next, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of goat cheese. And finally, test cook Bridget Lancaster uncovers the secrets to the ultimate Grown-Up Grilled Cheese Sandwiches with Cheddar and Shallot. D
11:30 am
Scrapbook Soup "3D Projects" Today's menu features useful 3D scrapbook projects. We make pencils with an artful touch, a scrapbook grid layout to celebrate daily life with Ali Edwards, and a scrapbook inspired tote using kaleidoscopes with Joe Rotella. Stir them all together for one fabulous Scrapbook Soup. D
12:00 pm
Paint This With Jerry Yarnell "Adobe Sunrise, Part 2" In this session, Jerry begins blocking in the adobe building to create its 3 dimensional form with the #4 bristle brush. Then with the #4 script brush he paints in all of the distant dead trees behind the adobe building. Then he blocks in the doors and windows with darker values, and paints in the support poles next to the garage area. D
12:30 pm
Aviators Can a kid land an airliner?: A follow up to some of the popular sim segments from season one, but this time with a 12 year old at the controls! Flight services: Kurtis shows us the many important functions of this often overlooked aspect of Air Traffic Control services. $100 hamburger: A pilot expression for an aviation food-run. Anthony and Raeleen dig in at Greenville, SC. D
1:00 pm
This Old House "Arlington Italianate Project 2014/Getting to Level" Tom shows Kevin the systems he's devised for leveling out both the ceiling in the new open kitchen and the floor in the new finished basement, and he and Norm cut a hole for a new window. Landscape architect Cricket Beauregard shares her solutions for the shady front yard with Roger and homeowner Heather Faulds, taking them to see some of her work in other gardens around Arlington. D
1:30 pm
Ask This Old House "Waffle Gardening In Santa Fe/Adding Mechanical Dampers to a Forced-Air Heating System" Roger visits Santa Fe to learn about "waffle gardening," a method of growing vegetables in an arid climate. Richard adds mechanical dampers to a forced-air heating system. Tom shows how to bisect angles. D
2:00 pm
American Woodshop "Kitchen Turned Bowls & Custom Cutlery" Maple and Diamond Wood serving ware. D
2:30 pm
Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac "Kitchen Scraps" This episode is dedicated to those items in the kitchen that you can make easily in a quick week-end project. Host Tommy MacDonald is joined by his friends Al D'Attanasio, North Bennet Street School instructor Steve Brown, and man around the shop Eli Cleveland. Together the team whips up a rolling pin, pepper grinder, and ice cream scoop. D
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America's Heartland Visit a working dog training school in Nebraska where dogs learn how to handle sheep and cattle roundups. A Texas program takes feral cats and provides them to farmers and ranchers to help battle rodent problems. U.S. D
4:00 pm
NOVA "Ghosts of Murdered Kings" NOVA follows archaeologists and forensic experts in Ireland's County Tipperary in their methodical hunt for clues to the identity and the circumstances of various violent deaths of bog body victims. A new theory emerges that they are those of ritually murdered kings.G
5:00 pm
Moyers & Company "David Simon: My Country Is A Horror Show!" This week on Moyers & Company (check local listings), David Simon, journalist and creator of the TV series The Wire and Treme, talks with Bill Moyers about the divide between the rich and poor and the crisis of capitalism in America. Just days after President Barack Obama's annual State of the Union address, it's a reality check from someone who artfully uses television drama to report on the state of America from an entirely different perspective -- the bottom up. It was a speech Simon made last November at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas in Sydney, Australia, that inspired Moyers to ask him to make this week's appearance. D
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PBS NewsHour Weekend This Saturday, PBS NewsHour Weekend reports on a small, grassroots movement of volunteers who, along with law enforcement, will be focused on preventing the exploitation and trafficking of young women that they say increases around large sporting events. That, and the weekend's news, online and on-air. D
6:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Budapest: The Best of Hungary" Actually two cities - busy Pest and noble Buda - straddle the Danube. Rick finds capitalism has taken hold with gusto as he explores thriving shopping boulevards. He finds Gypsy orchestras featuring smoking violins, venerable mineral baths, and 19th-century coffeehouses enjoying a renaissance.G
7:00 pm
The Lawrence Welk Show "Season Premiere, 1976" Lawrence and the band open this 1976 show with the Glenn Miller hit "In the Mood." Guy and Ralna sing "Feelings." Tanya takes center stage with "Love Will Keep Us Together." Arthur dances to "Doin' the New Low Down," and Lawrence and Cissy dance to the "Waltz of the Flowers."G
8:00 pm
Last of the Summer Wine "Bushes at Dawn" Foggy and Clegg band together to help their friend Compo who discovers Nora with another man.G
8:30 pm
Keeping Up Appearances - The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket "Golfing with the Major" Hyacinth decides she and her husband, Richard, should spend a weekend at a golfing hotel in order to keep up with the Major and his wife.G
9:00 pm
As Time Goes By "Branching Out" Jean is opening another secretarial agency and looking for someone to run it. Meanwhile, work for Lionel seems to have dried up.G
9:30 pm
Hebburn "Dressing Up Fancy" Hebburn lays down the red carpet for Sarah's parents, Ben and Susan from York, who are visiting the Pearson home for the first time. They get costuming help from Vicky and Denise to attend the fancy dress competition at Swayze's pub in town. But when the competition turns to violence, an unlikely hero is born.G
10:02 pm
The Red Green Show "Homemade Cheese" Junior's house develops a major mouse infestation. On Handyman Corner, Red offers pest control tips while Bill demonstrates his skill at cheesemaking.G
10:30 pm
My Family "A Difficult Undertaking" Ben's mean Uncle Norris dies and Ben learns he needs to be at the reading of the will. However Ben's inheritance is not as expected while his winning lottery ticket heads underground.G
11:00 pm
Doctor Who Series "Nightmare In Silver" Hedgewick's World of Wonders, once the greatest theme park in the galaxy, is now the dilapidated home to a shabby showman, a chess-playing dwarf and a dysfunctional army platoon. Also awaiting the arrival of the Doctor, Clara, Artie and Angie is the re-emergence of one of the Doctor's oldest foes.G


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Posted on April 21, 2012
I have recently started working at the Newberry Library as an intern, helping out with a project related to genealogy and local history. As was noted before on this blog, the Newberry has been lucky to obtain a large body of resourceful materials from the Polish Women's Alliance of America, which, starting in 1903, provided Polish women residing in the United States with life insurance coverage. Today, these insurance documents provide generous genealogical data on late 19th and 20th century female migrants.
Even though my job at Newberry focused primarily on creating a name index to the records, it prompted me to do a little research of my own to expand on my already heightened interest of Polish migration. As anyone interested in the topic of migration in general knows, it has always been rather controversial. Most recently it became especially so in the context of the European Union and its Eastern enlargement, making the topic of Central and Eastern European migration rather paramount in the international community.
Looking back at the history of Poland's migration we can distinguish four general periods and types of migration in Poland: 1) economically motivated emigration in the 19th century until 1939; 2) forced displacement of people during WWII; 3) repatriation of Poles from the USSR and ethnic Germans to the West in the 1940s; and 4) emigration to the West and later immigration from the East from the 1950s to the 1990s, which I will mainly focus on in my series of articles on this blog.
For the purpose of this blog series, I want to discuss the most recent and, therefore, most currently relevant type of migration. For that reason, I took a closer look at an interesting book by migration policy expert Krystyna Iglicka entitled Poland's Post-War Dynamic of Migration. I was curious to see how the author views the political transformation of the Central and Eastern European region that enabled hundreds of thousands of people to emigrate, leading to some 1.2 million people leaving the former Warsaw Pack area in 1989 alone.
In this series, I will share some of Iglicka's findings and hopefully ignite an interest in Poland's rather interesting history of changing migration patterns. In the next post, I will discuss in more detail the patterns and history of Poland's migration between 1950 and 1990.
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Posted on August 7, 2013
Once again this year, I wrote down the things people asked me during the Greatest Book Show on Earth. I learned that, in spite of my blog on the subject, people were expecting a Graphic Novels section, and that some children who are too old to want to be called children (this starts at about the age of 7) wanted to browse in a Young Adult Section. And I found again that no one really knows where the restrooms are, or where Room 1 is, or where the price is. I do appreciate tradition.
Among the specific authors and books I was asked for this year were Out of Egypt (a new biography not to be confused with Anne Rice's book subtitled Out of Egypt or Mrs. Sadat's A Woman of Egypt), Jane Garden (probably mystery writer Jane Gardam, but the customer was adamant), Dick Tracy, Charlaine Harris, Alfred Wainwright (the man who asked denied being the customer who asked about Alfred Wainwright last year), Elizabeth Huddleston, Stephen King, Herman Melville, Dale Carnegie, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle (that customer wanted all three in one volume), the Legend of Zelda, George Weigel, Devil in the White City, Agatha Christie, Griffin and Sabine, and Chicago History magazine.
But there were seekers who had more specific wants, and I would like you to consider these people whenever you think Uncle Blogsy has an easy job.
"Would you buy The Joy of Cooking or The Frugal Gourmet Cooks American?" (This customer made it easier by going on "The Joy of Cooking, right?")
"When will the bathrooms be cleaned?" (This was asked because, officially, our first floor restrooms are Closed For Cleaning until 4:01 P.M. on Preview Night. Way too many eager customers come in to hide out until opening so they don't have to wait in line.)
"Is this the Main Lobby?" (They were trying to figure out where they were on the map.)
"Is there a table where I can sit with my pile of books and my laptop?" (Perhaps in your living room, Ma'am. This customer did walk around the Book Fair with her laptop lighting her face the whole way.)
"Can you get more light in here?" (Room 6, of course: on the overcast days the whole Biography/Books and Authors aisle was shrouded in shadow. For the 30th Book Fair I'm suggesting a sun roof, if somebody can just move the second through fifth floors for the weekend.)
"You built a wall!" (Not a question, but still one of my favorite moments.)
"I heard you bring out more stuff on Sunday. Where is it?" (Just look for the sign marked Stuff We Brought Out on Sunday, sir.)
"Are ALL the books half price?" (No, just the ones for sale.)
"Is this the back?" (I think she meant "Have I been through all the rooms now?") "What's vibrating under this room?" (I was tempted to say "That's our special party room for donors of $10,000 or more", but, in fact, Room 1 is directly over our boiler room. I sorted bookends in there the Monday after the Book Fair. Ever sorted six hundred rattling bookends? No wonder my hair can't decide whether to turn white or fall out.)
People also stopped me to make a comment on the general set-up, the library's excellencies, and life in general, but that's something we can pick up on Friday. I need my sleep: I keep dreaming about those bouncing bookends.
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Jessica Guynes powered Dove Creek (9-6, 3-3 1A San Juan Basin League) with a season high of 18 points. Twin sister Cori Guynes scored 11 points, while junior center Madison Young also poured in 11.
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Man accused of intoxicating, filming teen girls
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Opinion: Feds love regulation, hate budgets
02/06/2013 11:54amA look at some things our government is good at, and some areas where it could definitely work on its game.
Man sentenced to 8 years for role in Uintah County murder
02/06/2013 12:00pmA Uintah County man will serve eight years in federal prison for his role in a 2011 shooting that left one man dead and another critically injured.
Adoption bill aims to maintain 'loving, stable' homes for children
02/06/2013 1:33pmA Utah lawmaker has re-introduced a bill that would allow Utahns in unmarried relationships the right to adopt a partner's child.
Smoking in a car with a child, protecting Canyonlands and passing cyclists
02/06/2013 2:47pmOne lawmaker is making her fourth attempt at passing a bill about smoking in a car containing a child, the Senate Minority Leader is calling for federal protection of Southern Utah's Canyonlands, and a bill that would allow drivers to more safely pass bicyclists on the road advances.
Man dies following TRAX, car crash
02/06/2013 6:01pmA man died in the hospital after a TRAX train struck his car that was on the tracks Wednesday.
Dads patrol schools to stop bullying
02/06/2013 6:35pmA father is doing his part to stop bullying and secure his children's school.
Fire destroys warehouse, homes; may take days to extinguish
02/06/2013 6:36pmA business and a home are considered complete losses following a massive fire on Wednesday that may take crews a few days to completely extinguish.
Brothers help Sandy police search for car burglar
02/06/2013 6:50pmSo often, a car gets burglarized and the owner has no recourse. A lot of the time, there are few clues for police to follow. But not this case.
Well-preserved mummies center of Leonardo exhibit
02/06/2013 7:08pmRelics of ancient Egypt are setting up shop in the state's capitol city.
Utahns rally at Capitol for cleaner air
02/06/2013 8:52pmHundreds of Utahns rallied at the Capitol Building Wednesday to demand action to improve the state's poor air quality.
Wednesday's Child: Jason
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02/06/2013 10:01pmA Utah man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for production and possession of child pornography.
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02/06/2013 10:51pmA veteran officer of the Unified Police Department has been charged with stalking a former girlfriend and hacking her computer accounts.
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Lawmaker aims to clarify state fireworks law
02/06/2013 10:56pmThe Utah House voted Wednesday to clarify the state's fireworks law, specifically targeting the inability of counties, cities and towns to ban specific types of fireworks.
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Whether you're looking for money or simply creating an internal document, you must be able to present a clear portrait of what your company does. Your business description is your corporate vision, and includes: who you are, what you will offer, what market needs you will address, and why your business idea is viable.
Too many business owners make the mistake of operating without a vision; a situation which hampers their business' ability to grow and prosper. A business owner without a vision will have difficulty describing his or her business and will provide a long, rambling description, a few stock phrases, or a collection of incomprehensible jargon when asked for one. A concise, easy-to-understand description of your company will not only help your business plan, but will benefit you in any number of other day-to-day situations - from networking to making cold calls to approaching a newspaper for an interview. A typical business description section includes:
Begin your business description with a brief overview of the industry you will be competing in. Ultimately, you want to demonstrate that you are in a "hot" industry with an excellent long-term outlook. You're also setting the stage for your company description by showing where you fit in the marketplace.
Discuss both the present situation in the industry, as well as future possibilities. You should also provide information about the various market segments within the industry, with a particular focus on their potential impact on your business. Be sure to include any new products or other developments that will benefit or possibly hurt your business. Are there new markets and/or customers for your company/companies such as yours? What about national trends or economic trends and factors that will impact your venture?
The discussion of your company should begin with your mission statement - a one or two sentence description of the purpose of your business and to whom your product or service is targeted. Not being clear in your mission statement indicates that you are not clear about the purpose of your company.
Once you have your mission statement, you can then discuss the more "technical" aspects of your company. Remember that you're telling your company's story, so even though there are specific areas you will need to cover, you will want to keep it lively and interesting. Some areas you should include are:
Describe each of your products or services with a particular focus on how it will be used. Go into as much detail as necessary for the reader to get a real flavor for what you are selling. What are the applications and the end uses? Underscore the specific features or variations that your products have.
Be sure to emphasize your USP - Unique Selling Proposition. Your USP is the proprietary information that sets your product or service apart from your competition. If you are using your business plan to solicit funds, this is what your reader will want to see. If it is an internal document, your USP will be critical to your sales and marketing strategies. Without a USP, your product or service will appear drab and there will be no compelling reason for people to buy it.
What would some USPs be? For a food product, it could be a proprietary recipe (like Kentucky Fried Chicken's secret recipe) or a special way the food is served (like Boston Market's hand-carved turkey). OXO Good Grips, a maker of kitchen gadgets, set itself apart by using ergonomically designed grips and handles on all its products.Tips
Position is your identity in the marketplace: how you want the market and your competitors to perceive your product or service. While your USP is based on features of your product or service, your positioning is based on your customers and competition. Federal Express positioned itself as a reliable and dependable overnight delivery service for businesses. MTV and VH1 play many of the same music videos, but MTV is positioned as the choice for young, hip viewers, while VH1 is considered the station for more mature viewers.
If you run a dry cleaning business you can be the fastest, the most dependable, the cheapest, or the business providing the best service. A mail-order gift business can emphasize price, convenience, a flexible returns policy, unique products, or some combination of these. A hairdresser may be positioned as hip, traditional, pampering, inexpensive, or convenient. You may think that positioning is based on image. Develop your position by answering the following questions with brief, direct statements:
Discuss what you will charge for your product or service and how you derived the price. For example, a luxury gift importing business sets prices not only to cover costs and make a profit but to position products as luxury items. A printing shop with a good location charges slightly more than its competition because it has a convenient location and it has determined that the market will bear the higher price.
Once you have briefly explained your pricing and rationale, discuss where this pricing strategy places you in the spectrum of the other providers of this product or service. Next, explain how your price will: get the product or service accepted, maintain and hopefully increase your market share in the face of competition, and produce profits.Tips
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LONGMONT -- DigitalGlobe will move its global headquarters from Longmont to Broomfield, the company announced Thursday.
The satellite imagery company -- one of Longmont's largest private-sector employers -- announced in a news release late Thursday afternoon that it will consolidate four Colorado locations into a single site, the North Park development in Broomfield, in mid-2015.
"This move will enable the company to realize the synergies, increase operational efficiencies, enhance collaboration and enable better access to talent in the greater Denver metropolitan region to better serve its customers and support its long-term growth plan," DigitalGlobe said in the release.
The company said that Colorado-based employees are expected to relocate to the new campus in Broomfield beginning in the summer of 2015. The release stated that DigitalGlobe will continue to maintain a presence in the Longmont location "for a period of time."
"In addition, DigitalGlobe will continue to maintain a significant presence in other offices around the world, including Herndon, Va., Tampa, Fla., London and Singapore among others," the statement read.
Longmont assistant city manager Shawn Lewis said the city was still pleased that DigitalGlobe would keep a presence there for the near future, and that Longmont had done everything it could to try to keep the headquarters for good.
"While we understand that many factors go into site selection for a corporate headquarters," Lewis said, "we are proud that the city of Longmont and our economic development partners assembled the most aggressive economic incentive package in recent history in order to retain this important community partner."
Lewis did not specify the details of Longmont's offer, but said it had been "a combination of direct financial assistance and operational savings."
In June, DigitalGlobe executives appeared before the Colorado Economic Development Commission, seeking incentives to keep its headquarters in Colorado. It told the commission it would be adding up to 505 jobs over the next five years, and the commission granted an incentive package of up to $4.4 million, tied directly to the number of jobs it adds.
At the time, DigitalGlobe announced plans to build a new corporate campus, saying that it was considering moving to Broomfield or Westminster, or remaining in Longmont.
"Their primary consideration was access to executive-level talent," John Cody, then-president of the Longmont Area Economic Council, said in June. He noted that most of the company's top executives live on the southern end of the Denver metro area and commute to Longmont.
"A significant portion of their technical talent is in this area," he said. "I think Boulder County accounts for almost two-thirds of their work force."
Lewis said the company's decision would have an economic effect on Longmont, "but until DigitalGlobe finalizes their relocation and transitional plans, it's difficult to predict the exact impact."
Bo Martinez, Broomfield's economic development director, said he is "extremely pleased" to hear about the company's move to Broomfield.
"Broomfield has an educated workforce and positive business climate, and we think this will serve as a great anchor for the North Park area," he said.
Martinez said he expects about 1,300 jobs to move to the area, with a potential for 2,500 at the company's build out.
Wendi Nafziger, interim president of the Longmont Area Economic Council and a 30-plus year member of that organization's staff, said she remembers watching DigitalGlobe grow from its very earliest days. She said she was disappointed to hear the news but understood that it was a company decision.
"We've been working with DigitalGlobe for quite a long time on their expansion needs," Nafziger said. "And while we're disappointed they're not keeping their headquarters in Longmont, we will continue to work with them as we always have because they remain a very important company in this community. We will continue to assist them any way we can."
DigitalGlobe is the Longmont area's third-largest private-sector employer, with about 760 workers locally. Its presence in Longmont dates back to 1995, when EarthWatch -- the company's original name -- was formed in the merger of the remote commercial sensing division of Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. and WorldView Imaging Corp.
Today it leases about 253,000 square feet in Longmont, including its headquarters inside the Boulder County Business Center on Dry Creek Drive. Its lease in that location is set to expire in June 2014.
In July 2012, it was announced that DigitalGlobe was buying GeoEye, its largest competitor in the satellite imagery business, in a cash and stock transaction worth about $453 million. That acquisition was finalized in January.
North Park, owned and developed by McWhinney, is composed of 935 acres west of Interstate 25 between Colo. 7 and Northwest Parkway.
Broomfield and McWhinney hope North Park will become that city's next major job-creation center and the "Denver Tech Center of the North." Plans include as many as 17.2 million square feet of mixed-use commercial development, a large-scale science and research park and more than 6,000 residential units.
North Park is currently home to Prospect Ridge Academy, a 45,000-square-foot charter school that opened in 2012.
Times-Call business editor Tony Kindelspire and Broomfield Enterprise reporter Megan Quinn contributed to this report.


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In this paper we study phase synchronization in random complex networks of coupled periodic oscillators. In particular, we show that, when amplitude dynamics is not negligible, phase synchronization may be enhanced. To illustrate this, we compare the behavior of heterogeneous units with both amplitude and phase dynamics and pure (Kuramoto) phase oscillators. We find that in small network motifs the behavior crucially depends on the topology and on the node frequency distribution. Surprisingly, the microscopic structures for which the amplitude dynamics improves synchronization are those that are statistically more abundant in random complex networks. Thus, amplitude dynamics leads to a general lowering of the synchronization threshold in arbitrary random topologies. Finally, we show that this synchronization enhancement is generic of oscillators close to Hopf bifurcations. To this aim we consider coupled FitzHugh-Nagumo units modeling neuron dynamics.
Synchronization of interacting units is a universal collective behavior appearing in a variety of natural and artificial systems. The most used mathematical formalisms to study how synchronization shows up, such as the paradigmatic Kuramoto model, consider each dynamical unit as a pure phase oscillator. This coarse-grained dynamical description lies in the following assumption: since each isolated unit has a stable limit cycle oscillation at a given frequency, it is enough to study the variable accounting for the motion along this limit cycle (the phase), while the other dynamical variables may be ignored. This approach is justified provided the attraction to the limit cycle is strong compared to the coupling between dynamical units. On the contrary, if the coupling is strong or the attraction to the limit cycle is weak, different phenomena, whose analysis demands both amplitude and phase dynamics, such as oscillation death and remote synchronization, can occur.
The Stuart-Landau (SL) model allows to bridge the gap between the simplicity of the Kuramoto model and the completeness of the amplitude-phase frameworks. In particular the SL model may describe, by means of a single parameter, both the behavior close to the Hopf bifurcation, which represents an instance where the attraction to the limit cycle is weak, and the case where, on the contrary, the motion is purely confined to the limit cycle thus behaving as a phase oscillator.
Synchronization of pure phase oscillators interacting according to a complex network topology has been widely studied during the last decade. These studies have covered different topics such as the conditions for the onset of synchronization, the path towards it, the interplay between topology and dynamics, the emergence of first-order transition, the effect of noise on the robustness of the global state, among others. However, interesting issues about the interplay of a network topology of interactions and the coupled dynamics of the amplitude and phase of the oscillators are often ignored from scratch, due to the underlying dynamical framework chosen.
In this paper, we adopt the framework of SL oscillators coupled according to different network configurations and compare with its reduction to pure phase oscillators. Our goal is to investigate the effect of the amplitude dynamics near the Hopf bifurcation on the synchronization in random complex networks. The most striking result is that, when the amplitude dynamics is not negligible and the natural oscillation frequencies of the nodes are not homogeneous, synchronization is enhanced regardless of the topology of the underlying network. The result holds for oscillators close to the Hopf bifurcation and in particular we also discuss its implications for neuron-like dynamics, by illustrating the behavior for the FitzHugh-Nagumo model.
Our analysis is based on a system of coupled SL oscillators formally described by:
where is a complex variable so that in polar coordinates: , being the amplitude of oscillator and its phase. is the Hopf bifurcation parameter which controls how fast the trajectory decays onto the attractor, is the frequency of oscillator when uncoupled (natural frequency), the coupling strength between interacting units and is the network adjacency matrix (defined as = = 1 if and are connected, = 0 otherwise).
In this work, system (1) is studied with respect to the parameters and and different frequency distributions. Importantly, when is large compared to coupling , the amplitude dynamics vanishes, , and . In this limiting case Eq. (1) reduce to:
, the Kuramoto model in a network. As introduced above, our aim is to compare phase synchronization in networks of amplitude and phase oscillators with that in networks of pure phase oscillators. In doing so, we unveil the key role of the parameter ruling the Hopf bifurcation, which transforms a generic oscillator into a pure phase one driving the system far from the critical point. To this aim, we consider SL oscillators [Eq. (1)] with small (in particular, = 1), while for Kuramoto (K) oscillators we study Eq. (2) or, equivalently, Eq. (1) with large . We will then discuss the universality of our findings by studying dynamics other than the SL in the proximity of the Hopf bifurcation.
Phase synchronization in the model is monitored through the order parameter . This parameter, rigorously defined in the Methods section, represents the degree of global synchronization in the whole network. Values of close to 1 indicates that all the pairs of oscillators are phase synchronized, whereas = 0 in the absence of synchronization.
We start our discussion by considering the onset of synchronization in small undirected network motifs. In particular we analyze the 2-node motif (representing a pair of coupled oscillators) and two 3-node motifs (the open and the closed triangle). In the case of the open triangle we have three different configurations depending on how natural frequencies are assigned to each of the three oscillators. In particular, if we indicate as ω 1 the natural frequency of the degree-2 (central) node we have: i ) ω 1 > ω 2 , ω 3 ; ii ) ω 1 < ω 2 , ω 3 ; and iii ) ω 2 < ω 1 < ω 3 (or equivalently ω 2 > ω 1 > ω 3 ).Tom Webster(Edison Research, USA) and James Cridland (Managing Editor, Podnews, Australia)
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4. Blue contour lines
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1. Yellowish underpainting
The yellowish underpainting of Truth (1) was applied by Hodler directly onto the canvas.
This was followed by the flesh tone. (2)
Finally, he underpainted the background with a layer of white. (3)
The blue contour line of the arm (4) overlaps the background at the edge. Hodler then corrected the form of the arm and painted over the contour line again using the light shade of the background (5).
He made later corrections using Raffaëlli sticks (6), so establishing the definitive form of the figure.


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High Desert State Bank
This bank failed on June 25, 2010. It was acquired by First American Bank, headquartered in Artesia, NM. The estimated cost to the FDIC was $20.9 million.
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The clear connection between the decline of families and the world's social problems cannot be ignored. The trick is figuring out which is the cause and which is the effect.
Editor's note: The following is an excerpt from "The Turning: Why the State of the Family Matters, and What the World Can Do About It," by Linda and Richard Eyre. The book will be released at the end of August.
The clear connection between the decline of families and the world's social problems cannot be ignored. The trick is figuring out which is the cause and which is the effect. Most economists and politicians blame both social ills and family instabilities on poverty. Our thesis is that the cause and effect works both ways and that poverty, instability and social problems are often the direct result of declining or poorly functioning families.
A strong case can be made for family (or lack of family) as the cause and everything else as the effect or the result. After all, everything, including each of us, originates with families, with homes, with parents; and how those homes function largely determines the economic, moral and character results that come out of them.
But of course it is a mistake to oversimplify or to claim that all social problems are directly created by inadequate families. Our social ills have many causes, but the "cause" of the most far-reaching and devastating "effects," aka "social ills" — and the one we are finally on the verge of understanding — is the decline and breakdown of the family and the accompanying deterioration of basic personal values.
There has been no shortage of comment and speculation about "family decline" and "values deterioration" in recent years, but two things have been wrong, or at least inadequate, in most of what has been written and spoken.
First, most of the dialogue is too theoretical and academic. The statistics about divorce, latchkey children, decreasing parent-child communication, and time spent together are academic parts of sociology courses. Increases in violence, gangs, substance abuse, bullying, teen promiscuity and pregnancy, crime, teen suicide, gang violence, school dropout rate and AIDS are daily headlines, nightly news and the subjects of all kinds of popular discussion and the targets of all kinds of proposed "solutions." But these are rarely connected clearly to their most predictable cause — the breakdown of the families and values. Common sense tells us of the connection, of the cause and effect, yet we keep talking about, worrying about and working on the effects and ignoring the cause.
The fundamental question that always arises is, "Are social problems ravaging our families, or are failing marriages and troubled families making social problems inevitable?"
The real answer, of course, is, "Both."
In a classic vicious cycle, more of one breeds more of the other, and more of the other breeds more of the one.
But chicken-and-egg dilemmas are not entirely imponderable or unsolvable. In fact, the metaphor is perfect for this discussion. Viewing social problems as the chicken and ineffective, uncommitted dysfunctional families as the egg should make it clear that we must focus our efforts on the micro if we want to impact the macro. The "chicken" is running around, hard to catch, hard to effectively examine or fully diagnose, as well as being expensive and complicated to deal with. Social problems are as elusive as a wild, erratic chicken. We try to deal with them with more money, more police, more jails and more public education. More often than not, we seem to make them worse. Eventually, we bankrupt ourselves and exhaust our well-intentioned idea. Once the "chicken" is hatched — out of the "egg" and into our court system, our welfare system, our legislative system — it becomes impossibly expensive. It is estimated that, in the United States, we spend over $20 billion annually dealing with the "chicken" of teen pregnancy (the preventive programs, the educational decline, the abortions, the huge welfare payments to unwed mothers and poverty-stricken children ... the list doesn't stop). Similar "run amuck" scenarios exist with drugs, violence, abuse, gangs and with every social problem.
The egg, on the other hand, is small, stationary, right under our noses, and can be positively impacted by our solutions. We have to reach the egg. Solutions to most social problems lie in the home. The home-egg must be valued, prioritized, strengthened so that it produces solutions rather than problems, contributors rather than abusers, builders rather than destroyers.
To learn more about the book and the cause it represents, please go to The-Turning.com. The Eyres are donating all royalties from the book to charity.


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Kay Commentary 2012-02-18
The following is a KSCO commentary. Here is Kay Zwerling:
I wrote this in November 2005, and sadly it is more timely now in 2012.
Anti-semitism is an incurable social disease. How tragic that it is rampant in American universities.
Local attorney Gil Stein wrote a letter to the Sentinel in 2005 saying that anti-semitism was alive and well at UCSC and that anti-semitism was increasing on college campuses throughout the Country.
How is this possible in institutions of higher learning where parents of college students pay as much as $100,000 for four years so their children can become educated, fair-thinking members of society?
Because Gil Stein's letter is very worrisome, I will repeat portions of it along with my own thoughts so that many others in this area can be made aware of this ugly situation, which, if not confronted, will escalate just as it did in Germany in the early 1930s when I lived through it and lost members of my own family.
Please listen, then register your outrage with the local Chancellor and those irresponsible members of the faculty who say nothing about this very noticeable disagreeable issue.
Pro-Palestinian speakers receive University sponsorship while pro-Israel speakers are denied sponsorship by those same departments.
The University promotes diversity, but not diversity with which they disagree. This policy of looking the other way when certain speakers spout racist venom needs to stop.
Academic freedom should not be a cover for bigotry. All campuses should also be open to speakers who do not represent the views of the "politically correct".
I say shame on the biased and gutless faculty and leaders who encourage prejudice to fester in places of higher learning. Remember – when good people remain silent and do nothing, bad things happen and evil takes hold. It is called the Sin of Omission.
Our publically financed universities must no longer become institutions of hate and selective discrimination.
And now, let's fast forward to 2012 –
Despite the fact that anti-semitism remains an incurable social disease – all fair-thinking people must speak out and protest such despicable actions.
Denying that there ever was a Holocaust – which is really left out of textbooks in Europe at this time, does not deny that barbarism.
That is the height of shame and cowardous. Good people must denounce it instead of denying its existence.
For KSCO, this is Kay Zwerling.
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Charles Dickens: A Bicentennial Exhibit
Date: January 17, 2012 Location: Watzek Library
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To celebrate the two hundredth anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens in February 1812, the Watzek Library and English Department have collaborated on a substantial exhibit of British and American first editions of Dickens and Wilkie Collins, along with examples of parts and periodical issues of the novels and other memorabilia.
The exhibit focuses on A Christmas Carol, Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, Our Mutual Friend, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, The Moonstone, and Dan Simmons's Drood. Other cases explore the topics of illustration, serial publication, the two American reading tours by Dickens, and issues of copyright in nineteenth century England and America. Exhibit text by English faculty members Pauls Toutonghi and Andrea Hibbard, junior Dana Bronson, and Watzek staff member Paul Merchant. Design by Jeremy Skinner.


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