The Kansas City,Professionals with the job title Mold Maker
are on LinkedIn. Kan., high school student was one of 10 finalists in
the second annual JumpStart Kansas competition at McPherson College.
Following the final pitch presentations on Feb. 13 (which just happened
to also be her birthday) Onstott found out she was one of two grand
prize winners, along with Brandon Mackie of Coffeyville, Kan.
"The most important thing was getting my passion across," Onstott said. "I have a solution to a very real problem."
The
annual Jump Start Kansas competition - created and hosted by McPherson
College - awards as the top prizes two grants of $5,000 to the two
Kansas high school students who present the best entrepreneurial ideas.
One grant is for the area of commercial entrepreneurship and one is for
social entrepreneurship. What's more, the grants come with no
stipulation that the high school students attend McPherson College.
The grand prize winners are also offered a $5,A ridiculously low price on this All-Purpose solar lantern
by Gordon.000 annual scholarship to MC. The other eight finalists are
offered a $1,000 annual scholarship to MC, which is increased to $1,500
annually if they also pursue the Transformative Entrepreneurship Minor
when they attend the college. In addition, these students can receive
$500 for their idea from the college's micro-grant "Horizon Fund" if
they attend.
In total, McPherson College puts more than $100,000
on the line every year just to encourage the development of young
entrepreneurs.
Onstott won the grand prize in the commercial
category. She started her five-minute presentation by explaining plainly
how uncomfortable she was - and not just because she was pitching for
$5,000 with a speech she'd been up to 2 a.m. writing. It was also
because of the clothes she was wearing.
Onstott went on to
explain that standard bras are made based on only two standard
measurements - cup and band - and all mass-produced bras assume
symmetry. But that's only true for 10 percent of bra customers, she
said, and the other 90 percent of these women are left either resorting
to a poor, uncomfortable fit or spending hundreds of dollars on a custom
bra.
Her solution was "Build a Better Bra Boutique." The
general concept is similar to the "Build-A-Bear Workshop" business,
except instead of customizing a Teddy bear, Onstott's customers would
use a computerized system to order a bra to exact specifications.
Trained employees would help measure and guide customers through the
process.
"This is something that is close to my own heart and something I've been struggling with," Onstott said.Which Air purifier is right for you?
The
grant will help her learn more about the process of bra-making and help
her begin setting up essential aspects of her business.
In the
social entrepreneurship category, Brandon Mackie came away with the
grand prize grant with his concept for an inspirational game called
"Highway to Heaven." The playing board is reminiscent of the game
"Operation,How cheaply can I build a solar power systems?"
where players try to pull out plastic body parts from a cartoon picture
of a surgery patient without touching the sides and making a buzzer go
off.
But rather than competition, Mackie's game is directed
toward spiritual discovery within Christianity, healing sadness and
depression, and teaching lessons of love. With a prototype, he showed
how the players begin by trying to pull out a "broken heart" object at
the beginning, then move along a pathway removing Christian symbols. The
"highway" concludes with a "healed heart" and then a cross symbol. When
players touch the edges and trigger the buzzer, they draw a card with
inspirational quotes or Biblical scripture and the turn moves to the
next player.
He proposed a radically different design for a wind
turbine to create electricity. Rather than the wind directly turning a
turbine blade, it uses a scientific property of fluids and gases called
"The Bernoulli Principle." This design uses the wind's energy to pull
air from the ground up, turning a turbine along the way. His design is
safer for wildlife, has fewer moving parts,Manufactures and supplies laser marker equipment. has no maximum operable wind speed and would be easier to maintain with a generator at ground level.
-Jordyn
Lipe, Hutchinson, Kan. - The Joyful Bakery. Lipe has been baking since
she could walk, and in more recent days has won prizes and developed
loyal customers. Baking is her passion. Already selling her goods by
word-of-mouth and a small web presence, she would like to expand the
business.
"My dream is to secure a location for my bakery and really get it going," she said.
As she looks for that location, she wants to create a welcoming, calm and comforting atmosphere.
"My purpose in being before you today is to do my best to change the world," she said.
She just might have secured some new fans at the competition, as she offered a taste of her cupcakes to the judging panel.
-Eric
Unruh, Galva, Kan. - Hydrogen Fuel Technology. Unruh would like to work
out of his father's mechanic shop to convert gasoline-powered cars to
also run on liquid hydrogen, providing a clean alternative to fossil
fuels.
"About any vehicle that runs on gas can be made to run on hydrogen," he said.
Along
with the conversion, he would also sell small generators to fit in a
garage to convert water into hydrogen and oxygen, providing the fuel for
the cars.
2013年2月17日 星期日
2013年2月3日 星期日
Leather pushes decorative envelope
Leather is charging into home decor, going beyond couches, chairs and
table tops. It's upholstering walls and covering floors, and
manufactured materials made from recycled leather are broadening the
design possibilities even further.
Imagine a door covered in faux crocodile, a bathroom vanity with a cowhide insert or a closet with leather-wrapped shelves.
Leather produces a sophisticated look suitable for contemporary, rustic or club-like settings, "but not your traditional Colonial home," said Christian Nadeau, president of EcoDomo, a Quebec manufacturer of leather surfacing materials. He said he often sees leather flooring used in media rooms to give a feel of richness and intimacy, but some types can be tough enough for a kitchen or a well-traveled staircase.
Nadeau said leather surfaces have become more popular as interest in natural materials has grown.
"Leather is just one more product that goes in that direction to put nature back in homes," he said.
Leather on surfaces is hardly mainstream, and genuine leather is a home-decorating luxury. But technology is bringing prices down and making this high-end look accessible to customers with bigger design aspirations than budgets.
That's true even with real leather, an option that until now has been prohibitively pricey for most consumers. Kaleen Leathers in Westchester, Ill., for example, is developing genuine-leather panels that manager Frank Mullen said will reduce the cost of leather walls and floors by making them easier and cheaper to install.
The die-cut panels are applied to a rubber backing and then adhered to a wall or floor with a releasable adhesive, much like carpet squares,A ridiculously low price on this All-Purpose solar lantern by Gordon. Mullen said. The backing and the precise die cuts simplify installation, he said, and the low-tack adhesive means you can even take the panels with you if you move.
A 12-by-12-inch panel in an average-range leather might cost $25 to $30, he said - not exactly bargain-basement stuff, but reasonable in comparison to leather-tile prices that can approach or even exceed $100 a square foot.
Finer leathers would cost considerably more, he said. So would larger panels, because they produce less yield from a hide.
Where design inroads really are being made, though, is in surfacing products using recycled or bonded leather, a manufactured product made from leather scraps. Remnants from the manufacture of leather goods are pulverized, and the resulting fibers are mixed with other materials and pressed into sheets that are colored and textured to look like genuine leather. A coating protects the product.
Bonded leather can go wherever wood can - even below grade, in some instances. It's not recommended for wet environments such as full bathrooms.
Ontario flooring company Torlys uses a proprietary protective coating that gives its bonded leather floors a life span of 25 to 30 years with normal wear, said E.C. "Bill" Dearing, its national manager of market development. Torlys' flooring is made from a thin layer of bonded leather applied to high-density fiberboard and backed by cork, so Dearing said it's comfortable underfoot but not spongy. It's a feel much like walking on a wood floor, he said.
EcoDomo's floors have a 25-year residential warranty,Ein innovativer und moderner Werkzeugbau Formenbau. and Nadeau said the company has put them in kitchens, on staircases, in hotel lobbies and in other high-traffic areas.
Maintenance is the same as a wood floor - vacuum without a beater bar to remove dust and damp mop using a floor cleaner, Dearing said.
"But people don't buy it for its wear, honestly," he said. More often, consumers fall in love first with the look,Don't make another silicone mold without these invaluable Mold Making supplies and accessories! he said, and then durability becomes the deciding factor.
Torlys' bonded leather flooring sells for $10 to $13 a square foot; EcoDomo's, for about $12 to $14. Those prices don't include installation.
EcoDomo also makes 4-by-8-foot sheets of bonded leather for the wood industry, for applications such as a veneer on kitchen cabinets, Nadeau said.
One of his favorite uses for bonded leather is in stitched walls, custom fitted to a room. Leather panels are cut to fit around doors,We offers custom Injection Mold parts in as fast as 1 day. switches and other features, and panels are top-stitched for a finished look.
"It looks like your wall was sewn in place," he said.
EcoDomo also makes floor tiles from genuine leather - from the tough leather from the necks of cattle in order to stand up to foot traffic. The process produces a lot of waste, so the product is expensive - around $80 a square foot, he said.
Nadeau sees almost limitless possibilities for leather in the home. He's seen leather-wrapped chandeliers and leather-covered bathroom vanities,Nitrogen Controller and Digital dry cabinet with good quality. and his company has even wrapped toilet seats in leather for yachts and hotels.
Imagine a door covered in faux crocodile, a bathroom vanity with a cowhide insert or a closet with leather-wrapped shelves.
Leather produces a sophisticated look suitable for contemporary, rustic or club-like settings, "but not your traditional Colonial home," said Christian Nadeau, president of EcoDomo, a Quebec manufacturer of leather surfacing materials. He said he often sees leather flooring used in media rooms to give a feel of richness and intimacy, but some types can be tough enough for a kitchen or a well-traveled staircase.
Nadeau said leather surfaces have become more popular as interest in natural materials has grown.
"Leather is just one more product that goes in that direction to put nature back in homes," he said.
Leather on surfaces is hardly mainstream, and genuine leather is a home-decorating luxury. But technology is bringing prices down and making this high-end look accessible to customers with bigger design aspirations than budgets.
That's true even with real leather, an option that until now has been prohibitively pricey for most consumers. Kaleen Leathers in Westchester, Ill., for example, is developing genuine-leather panels that manager Frank Mullen said will reduce the cost of leather walls and floors by making them easier and cheaper to install.
The die-cut panels are applied to a rubber backing and then adhered to a wall or floor with a releasable adhesive, much like carpet squares,A ridiculously low price on this All-Purpose solar lantern by Gordon. Mullen said. The backing and the precise die cuts simplify installation, he said, and the low-tack adhesive means you can even take the panels with you if you move.
A 12-by-12-inch panel in an average-range leather might cost $25 to $30, he said - not exactly bargain-basement stuff, but reasonable in comparison to leather-tile prices that can approach or even exceed $100 a square foot.
Finer leathers would cost considerably more, he said. So would larger panels, because they produce less yield from a hide.
Where design inroads really are being made, though, is in surfacing products using recycled or bonded leather, a manufactured product made from leather scraps. Remnants from the manufacture of leather goods are pulverized, and the resulting fibers are mixed with other materials and pressed into sheets that are colored and textured to look like genuine leather. A coating protects the product.
Bonded leather can go wherever wood can - even below grade, in some instances. It's not recommended for wet environments such as full bathrooms.
Ontario flooring company Torlys uses a proprietary protective coating that gives its bonded leather floors a life span of 25 to 30 years with normal wear, said E.C. "Bill" Dearing, its national manager of market development. Torlys' flooring is made from a thin layer of bonded leather applied to high-density fiberboard and backed by cork, so Dearing said it's comfortable underfoot but not spongy. It's a feel much like walking on a wood floor, he said.
EcoDomo's floors have a 25-year residential warranty,Ein innovativer und moderner Werkzeugbau Formenbau. and Nadeau said the company has put them in kitchens, on staircases, in hotel lobbies and in other high-traffic areas.
Maintenance is the same as a wood floor - vacuum without a beater bar to remove dust and damp mop using a floor cleaner, Dearing said.
"But people don't buy it for its wear, honestly," he said. More often, consumers fall in love first with the look,Don't make another silicone mold without these invaluable Mold Making supplies and accessories! he said, and then durability becomes the deciding factor.
Torlys' bonded leather flooring sells for $10 to $13 a square foot; EcoDomo's, for about $12 to $14. Those prices don't include installation.
EcoDomo also makes 4-by-8-foot sheets of bonded leather for the wood industry, for applications such as a veneer on kitchen cabinets, Nadeau said.
One of his favorite uses for bonded leather is in stitched walls, custom fitted to a room. Leather panels are cut to fit around doors,We offers custom Injection Mold parts in as fast as 1 day. switches and other features, and panels are top-stitched for a finished look.
"It looks like your wall was sewn in place," he said.
EcoDomo also makes floor tiles from genuine leather - from the tough leather from the necks of cattle in order to stand up to foot traffic. The process produces a lot of waste, so the product is expensive - around $80 a square foot, he said.
Nadeau sees almost limitless possibilities for leather in the home. He's seen leather-wrapped chandeliers and leather-covered bathroom vanities,Nitrogen Controller and Digital dry cabinet with good quality. and his company has even wrapped toilet seats in leather for yachts and hotels.
2013年1月31日 星期四
Colorfully deforming reality
The Rudolfinum's ongoing exhibition "Butterfly Effect?: The Image as a
Multidirectional Deconstruction of the Whole" presents the current work
of five Czechs and one Slovak who, through the traditional media of oil
and acrylic on canvas, manage to keep classical painting current and
even raise its aesthetic value.
"The selection of the artists for this exhibition was not random," Rudolfinum Director Petr Nedoma said. "There are certain connecting points. These painters cross borders and point to what contemporary painting can give us."
The artists whose work is on display - Ji?í Petrbok, Martin Gerboc, Lubomír Typlt, Daniel Pitín, Vladimír Véla and Adam ?tech - have all exhibited in a number of solo and group exhibitions.
"We still live with the feeling of insecurity," Vaňous says. "The fear of what is happening around us is also a main connecting topic at this exhibition. We are not able to identify the causes; we are part of the theory of chaos. The picture is a view of the complex, but the complex is falling into pieces."
Visitors to the Rudolfinum can see six different ways of presenting and deforming reality. For example, Adam ?tech, one of two artists in the exhibition born in 1980, starts with a digital collage compound in a computer from generally known classical paintings and some diverse objects, abstract or details from films.Learn how an embedded microprocessor in a smart card can authenticate your computer usage and data. Then he paints it in oil or mixed media. The results are absurd combinations and incoherent creatures.
Ji?í Petrbok, born in 1962 and the exhibition's senior artist, also uses this idea of creating a new reality by putting different objects together in works painted especially for this exhibition. He set up a new imaginary interior filled with strongly colored sculptures compiled from details from works by artists ranging from the medieval painter Paolo Ucello to the American prankster Jeff Koons to Petrbok's Czech contemporary Kri?tof Kintera. "Some pictures may seem very tragic with the skulls and dragons," Petrbok says. "But I mean it to be more comical. In fact, it is just fun."
The opposite of what can be called fun are the motives for Martin Gerboc's paintings. He reacts to the anachronisms established in our society and to the increasing pseudo-intellectual ballasts by addressing very provocative and open subjects in his art. Gerboc, born 1971, paints pictures full of political and sexual violence,We've had a lot of people asking where we had our make your own bobblehead made. misused religious symbols, criminals, pornography, etc. It doesn't leave the viewer calm; it forces us to think about the content.
In the same room, on the opposite wall,Where you can create a custom lanyard from our wide selection of styles and materials. hang the pictures of Lubomír Typlt, born in 1975. These works show a small baby and little girls,Ein innovativer und moderner Werkzeugbau Formenbau. but they are far from being dispassionate. "I use a contrast of complementary colors,You must not use the laser cutter without being trained." Typlt says. "My aim is to create very aggressive paintings that would drag the viewer inside. It is the same reason for the multiplication of the object. Twelve variations of crying babies' heads should causes some tension."
The next artist in the exhibition is Daniel Pitín, born in 1977 and presenting imaginary interiors here. He specializes in creating nonexistent architectural constructions, reminding the visitor of a theater stage background or even a highly immaterial dream. Pitín plays in a very original way with illusion and reality.
Vladimír Véla, the other artist born in 1980, who opens the exhibition in the first room, works with a big surface covered with color. He remakes chronically known symbols to create a clear picture, open for the viewer.
"Six author-based, conceptually different approaches to an image open up the fundamental question of what the current possibilities of painterly reflection are in today's day and age in the context of the space in which we live - a period that carries within itself a variety of cultural impulses, traces and layers whose origin cannot be easily identified," says Vaňous, the curator. "A period for which the disappearing act of any sort of unity, subliminally perceived as a common security is also symptomatic."
"The Butterfly Effect?" is the second of three consecutive and connected exhibitions at Rudolfinum. The first one was "Beyond Reality. British Painting Today." "The Butterfly Effect?" presents the Czech scene. Next and last will come "Nightfall: New Tendencies in Figurative Painting," which opens March 29 and will present the works of more than 20 artists from nine countries and focus on topics such as social crisis and uncertainty, loneliness, confusion and isolation and the tension between nature and civilization.
Phil Romano is known for creating concepts such as Macaroni Grill, Fuddruckers and eatZi’s Market & Bakery. But recently, he has been creating cutting-edge masterpieces. “I like to create restaurants,” he explained, “so, when I’m not creating restaurants, I’ve got to create something. So, I got a paintbrush and I started painting on canvases.”
Romano and artist J.D. Miller opened the Samuel Lynne Galleries in 2008. The art that is on display is a new movement that Miller created, called Reflectionism. “As Reflectionists,” Miller said, “we have taken it to the 21st Century and we have captured the entire three-dimensional envelope of life. So, not just the light, but sound, taste, touch — the spirit that you’re surrounded by — and translating that into art.”
"The selection of the artists for this exhibition was not random," Rudolfinum Director Petr Nedoma said. "There are certain connecting points. These painters cross borders and point to what contemporary painting can give us."
The artists whose work is on display - Ji?í Petrbok, Martin Gerboc, Lubomír Typlt, Daniel Pitín, Vladimír Véla and Adam ?tech - have all exhibited in a number of solo and group exhibitions.
"We still live with the feeling of insecurity," Vaňous says. "The fear of what is happening around us is also a main connecting topic at this exhibition. We are not able to identify the causes; we are part of the theory of chaos. The picture is a view of the complex, but the complex is falling into pieces."
Visitors to the Rudolfinum can see six different ways of presenting and deforming reality. For example, Adam ?tech, one of two artists in the exhibition born in 1980, starts with a digital collage compound in a computer from generally known classical paintings and some diverse objects, abstract or details from films.Learn how an embedded microprocessor in a smart card can authenticate your computer usage and data. Then he paints it in oil or mixed media. The results are absurd combinations and incoherent creatures.
Ji?í Petrbok, born in 1962 and the exhibition's senior artist, also uses this idea of creating a new reality by putting different objects together in works painted especially for this exhibition. He set up a new imaginary interior filled with strongly colored sculptures compiled from details from works by artists ranging from the medieval painter Paolo Ucello to the American prankster Jeff Koons to Petrbok's Czech contemporary Kri?tof Kintera. "Some pictures may seem very tragic with the skulls and dragons," Petrbok says. "But I mean it to be more comical. In fact, it is just fun."
The opposite of what can be called fun are the motives for Martin Gerboc's paintings. He reacts to the anachronisms established in our society and to the increasing pseudo-intellectual ballasts by addressing very provocative and open subjects in his art. Gerboc, born 1971, paints pictures full of political and sexual violence,We've had a lot of people asking where we had our make your own bobblehead made. misused religious symbols, criminals, pornography, etc. It doesn't leave the viewer calm; it forces us to think about the content.
In the same room, on the opposite wall,Where you can create a custom lanyard from our wide selection of styles and materials. hang the pictures of Lubomír Typlt, born in 1975. These works show a small baby and little girls,Ein innovativer und moderner Werkzeugbau Formenbau. but they are far from being dispassionate. "I use a contrast of complementary colors,You must not use the laser cutter without being trained." Typlt says. "My aim is to create very aggressive paintings that would drag the viewer inside. It is the same reason for the multiplication of the object. Twelve variations of crying babies' heads should causes some tension."
The next artist in the exhibition is Daniel Pitín, born in 1977 and presenting imaginary interiors here. He specializes in creating nonexistent architectural constructions, reminding the visitor of a theater stage background or even a highly immaterial dream. Pitín plays in a very original way with illusion and reality.
Vladimír Véla, the other artist born in 1980, who opens the exhibition in the first room, works with a big surface covered with color. He remakes chronically known symbols to create a clear picture, open for the viewer.
"Six author-based, conceptually different approaches to an image open up the fundamental question of what the current possibilities of painterly reflection are in today's day and age in the context of the space in which we live - a period that carries within itself a variety of cultural impulses, traces and layers whose origin cannot be easily identified," says Vaňous, the curator. "A period for which the disappearing act of any sort of unity, subliminally perceived as a common security is also symptomatic."
"The Butterfly Effect?" is the second of three consecutive and connected exhibitions at Rudolfinum. The first one was "Beyond Reality. British Painting Today." "The Butterfly Effect?" presents the Czech scene. Next and last will come "Nightfall: New Tendencies in Figurative Painting," which opens March 29 and will present the works of more than 20 artists from nine countries and focus on topics such as social crisis and uncertainty, loneliness, confusion and isolation and the tension between nature and civilization.
Phil Romano is known for creating concepts such as Macaroni Grill, Fuddruckers and eatZi’s Market & Bakery. But recently, he has been creating cutting-edge masterpieces. “I like to create restaurants,” he explained, “so, when I’m not creating restaurants, I’ve got to create something. So, I got a paintbrush and I started painting on canvases.”
Romano and artist J.D. Miller opened the Samuel Lynne Galleries in 2008. The art that is on display is a new movement that Miller created, called Reflectionism. “As Reflectionists,” Miller said, “we have taken it to the 21st Century and we have captured the entire three-dimensional envelope of life. So, not just the light, but sound, taste, touch — the spirit that you’re surrounded by — and translating that into art.”
2013年1月28日 星期一
Legislator's query doesn't make the grade
In the same spirit as the Indiana General Assembly, which seems bent
on assigning A to F grades to public schools and labeling teachers, I
think it is only fair to give our elected officials letter grades. I am a
lifetime public school educator, and I recently had a chance to grade
state Rep. Tim Wesco's homework when he sent a survey to my house. After
reading his survey, especially those questions regarding teacher
unions, I felt that he needed some feedback ... so here is his report
card.
I noticed in the question itself, it appears that Wesco copied his work from the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce regarding how the teacher union dues are collected. His premise that union dues are automatically withdrawn without authorization is just wrong! Had Wesco done his research,We've had a lot of people asking where we had our make your own bobblehead made. he would know that there is already a law addressing this issue.This existing law says that a school employer may only deduct professional association dues after having written authorization from the employee.
As an elected lawmaker, Wesco should not jump to conclusions and should work harder to find the facts before making statements.
Unfortunately, Wesco also failed to read and study the existing laws regarding political contributions. If he had done his homework, he would know that not one penny of Indiana State Teachers Association dues is sent to political candidates. If Wesco really wanted to find the truth about PAC money, he would have discovered that ISTA follows the same PAC rules and regulations as other organizations -- including the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, which is the sole organization behind the dues question in the first place.
It troubles me that, with the serious economic and social issues facing this state and nation, Wesco's devotion in his questionnaire to what amounts to a routine bit of software operations for most school corporations, was more than a little "off topic." He should stick to the subjects he was elected to address, the welfare of Indiana residents.
So, due to the lack of creditability, originality and real effort on his part, I have no choice but to give Wesco the grade for his work -- F.
I hope that every politician learns from this lesson and makes a stronger effort to stay focused on the real issues facing our state, to stop attacking Indiana public school teachers and to not be distracted by special interest groups such as the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce.
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I noticed in the question itself, it appears that Wesco copied his work from the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce regarding how the teacher union dues are collected. His premise that union dues are automatically withdrawn without authorization is just wrong! Had Wesco done his research,We've had a lot of people asking where we had our make your own bobblehead made. he would know that there is already a law addressing this issue.This existing law says that a school employer may only deduct professional association dues after having written authorization from the employee.
As an elected lawmaker, Wesco should not jump to conclusions and should work harder to find the facts before making statements.
Unfortunately, Wesco also failed to read and study the existing laws regarding political contributions. If he had done his homework, he would know that not one penny of Indiana State Teachers Association dues is sent to political candidates. If Wesco really wanted to find the truth about PAC money, he would have discovered that ISTA follows the same PAC rules and regulations as other organizations -- including the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, which is the sole organization behind the dues question in the first place.
It troubles me that, with the serious economic and social issues facing this state and nation, Wesco's devotion in his questionnaire to what amounts to a routine bit of software operations for most school corporations, was more than a little "off topic." He should stick to the subjects he was elected to address, the welfare of Indiana residents.
So, due to the lack of creditability, originality and real effort on his part, I have no choice but to give Wesco the grade for his work -- F.
I hope that every politician learns from this lesson and makes a stronger effort to stay focused on the real issues facing our state, to stop attacking Indiana public school teachers and to not be distracted by special interest groups such as the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce.
Ranked among the world′s top 5 cities of Mercer′s Quality Living Ranking for four years, Vancouver is pursuing a Green City Plan to address urban challenges including the optimization of transportation over a 30 year period. To achieve its Green Transportation goal of accomplishing 50% of all trips by foot, bicycle or public transportation, Translink asked US systems integrator Cubic to create an efficient, secure and future-proof transit system powered by NXP’s MIFARE? technology.
Vancouver is introducing the Compass Card, which will enable passengers to enjoy fast, convenient and secure transactions across buses, sky trains and ferries using just one contactless smart card. In addition, passengers can add travel products or values to their Compass Card at vending machines, online, by phone, or at a walk-in customer service centers. The new MIFARE DESFire EV1-based transport scheme including NXP‘s infrastructure solutions is currently being installed.
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Police revoked the concealed-carry permit of Gary Quackenbush, 61, after he wriggled in his seat while watching a movie in Tillamook, Ore., and shook loose a loaded weapon. A seventh-grade student found the weapon the next day with a round in the chamber and the safety off. “In a time of crisis, like somebody barging into a mall or a theater, you don’t have time to do a two-handed cocking of the weapon,” Quackenbush explained in a brief letter to the local news media after the incident. “It is my mindset everywhere I go.” His letter noted that the movie, “The Hobbit,” was “overly long and fairly boring.”
The number of people seeking hospital treatment after consuming energy drinks has doubled in the past four years, according to a government survey, jumping to an estimated 20,000 cases. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration said most cases involved teens and young adults. “A lot of people don't realize the strength of these things,” Howard Mell,Manufactures and supplies laser marker equipment. an emergency physician in suburban Cleveland, said.Laser engravers and laser engraving machine systems and supplies to start your own lasering cutting engraving marking etching business. “I had someone come in recently who had drunk three energy drinks in an hour, which is the equivalent of 15 cups of coffee,”
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After Lynette Lee told police in Clarksville, Tenn., that a man she met online raped her, she admitted lying. The investigating detective reported she said they’d been on a date and had consensual sex, but she claimed rape because “she did not enjoy it, and it was bad.”
Sheriff’s deputies who arrested Jennie Scott, 50, for battering her 32-year-old boyfriend explained she attacked him because the two “were giving each other pleasure in the bedroom” and he “finished first and stopped pleasuring her.”
A judge acquitted Dalton, N.H., Town Clerk Sandy York of taking $100 from town funds after Police Chief Mario Audit admitted he never checked to see if any money was actually missing. Although a security video showed York putting cash in her pocketbook, Audit never asked her for an explanation, but witnesses testified that York often took large bills to the bank after closing the office to get smaller bills to make change. An accounting showed no shortage.
Police at the scene of a fatal accident in Oklahoma City arrested Thomasine Harjo, 25, after she drove past officers and crime scene tape. Several officers tried to get her to stop, but she ignored them and nearly hit one of them. When she finally stopped, officers smelled alcohol, but she denied drinking. When they asked her why she didn’t stop when she saw the barricade, she told them she was following the car in front of her, although no other vehicle was in the area. When they arrested Harjo, she said she couldn’t go to jail because she had to appear in court the next morning for driving under the influence.
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2011年9月12日 星期一
No criminal hooliganism in Subotica?
The Hungarian Hope Movement (MRM), Subotica organization noted with indignation Zentai travel around the graveyard and formed states. The Hungarian word and field reports published in weekend based on information learned about the Arab refugees to foreign infested by the cemetery or memorial in the outskirts of 1944/45-ös.zentai
Sunday's day Laszlo Balint, the MRM President and Diselity Nimrod, a local organization board member visited the site, and they could be verified in the disgusting and appalling conditions on: garbage everywhere, fecal odor periphrastic, clothes hanging on the fences, the team for basking and graves dwell at the foot of the Arab refugees. Residents who live near the cemetery, and shopkeepers said that the,, Guests "thousands of euros in their pockets were received, because every day they leave a lot of money for the purchase, however, the residents at night crops, water and villanyáramját stolen.
Some English-speaking arabtól been know since I have arrived in Subotica. Most of them came from Algeria and Libya, including in Asia but there are also refugees. They say more or less a month to wait until someone (?) Átcsempészi them the green border of the European Union. When asked what is the reason that he fled from home in such great numbers, especially in Arab countries waged wars and revolutions have been identified. The MRM representatives told us that they are currently approx. 7,000 innocent victims of human remains of dwell, and unacceptable to us that anyone abusing the remains of our ancestors. In the midst of trying to convince refugees violent excuse to further their job before everything feltakarítanak.
The movement is temetőcsősznél informed about their representatives, who told me that I had long since run this state. In fact, there are not hundreds of people, as has been said in the news, but two hundred or so, but during the day most of the garbage dump adjacent territory. He said the cemetery had to turn all power sources, had to close down all the side-door. Have repeatedly challenged the police, municipal police and riot police, but all in vain, nothing happens. The police claim that as long as the refugees are provided with a temporary stay of seven days in transit document, they can not do anything with them. However, these people had for several weeks,, camp "on the spot, the police did not say to them. Older people who loved sírhelyeihez coming out now too afraid to travel to the cemetery. Next door is the Subotica Municipal Public sanitation and Landscaping Company workshop and machinery, where the guardian of the night with a gun kept establishment. Finally, the MRM leaders have offered care to the cemeteries that the movement is pleased to help restore the original state when the refugees were already on.
Many people claim that the state and local authorities for doing nothing to deliberate, and the mafia's hand in it can be in things, because so many people just átcsempészését green border organized underworld connections make it possible to solve. The MRM requires the mayor and the rendőrfőnöktől to immediately take the necessary steps! As a temporary solution to the two vacant barracks in Subotica hotels as refugees settle in and do not allow me to strangers garázdálkodjanak remains of our ancestors, in the streets and the houses of residents near Subotica!
If the authority fails to take the necessary steps, you will be entitled to assume that their contributions and jóváhagyásukkal embitter the lives of the events taking place.
Sunday's day Laszlo Balint, the MRM President and Diselity Nimrod, a local organization board member visited the site, and they could be verified in the disgusting and appalling conditions on: garbage everywhere, fecal odor periphrastic, clothes hanging on the fences, the team for basking and graves dwell at the foot of the Arab refugees. Residents who live near the cemetery, and shopkeepers said that the,, Guests "thousands of euros in their pockets were received, because every day they leave a lot of money for the purchase, however, the residents at night crops, water and villanyáramját stolen.
Some English-speaking arabtól been know since I have arrived in Subotica. Most of them came from Algeria and Libya, including in Asia but there are also refugees. They say more or less a month to wait until someone (?) Átcsempészi them the green border of the European Union. When asked what is the reason that he fled from home in such great numbers, especially in Arab countries waged wars and revolutions have been identified. The MRM representatives told us that they are currently approx. 7,000 innocent victims of human remains of dwell, and unacceptable to us that anyone abusing the remains of our ancestors. In the midst of trying to convince refugees violent excuse to further their job before everything feltakarítanak.
The movement is temetőcsősznél informed about their representatives, who told me that I had long since run this state. In fact, there are not hundreds of people, as has been said in the news, but two hundred or so, but during the day most of the garbage dump adjacent territory. He said the cemetery had to turn all power sources, had to close down all the side-door. Have repeatedly challenged the police, municipal police and riot police, but all in vain, nothing happens. The police claim that as long as the refugees are provided with a temporary stay of seven days in transit document, they can not do anything with them. However, these people had for several weeks,, camp "on the spot, the police did not say to them. Older people who loved sírhelyeihez coming out now too afraid to travel to the cemetery. Next door is the Subotica Municipal Public sanitation and Landscaping Company workshop and machinery, where the guardian of the night with a gun kept establishment. Finally, the MRM leaders have offered care to the cemeteries that the movement is pleased to help restore the original state when the refugees were already on.
Many people claim that the state and local authorities for doing nothing to deliberate, and the mafia's hand in it can be in things, because so many people just átcsempészését green border organized underworld connections make it possible to solve. The MRM requires the mayor and the rendőrfőnöktől to immediately take the necessary steps! As a temporary solution to the two vacant barracks in Subotica hotels as refugees settle in and do not allow me to strangers garázdálkodjanak remains of our ancestors, in the streets and the houses of residents near Subotica!
If the authority fails to take the necessary steps, you will be entitled to assume that their contributions and jóváhagyásukkal embitter the lives of the events taking place.
2011年9月8日 星期四
Cross-border networking
Until then, we Hungarians, while Hungarian sing, and Hungarian dance, sounded the Slovenian-Hungarian border near, only three hundred and fifty inhabitants in Slovenia a small town, Valley Village village daily events of the beginning of the famous response travel ethnographer, one of my favorite sayings, which is September of each year the first weekend of trying to meet the Festival organizers in rural valley located in the forest of centuries-old oak trees between stage set up, where every year the opportunity to introduce themselves around the most famous traditional art groups and ensembles as well.
The event organizer Balaskó Joseph, the local community, the President's welcome in stressed four years ago with the objective mind and a village day to bringing together the villagers, and now, four years later, has caused the biggest headache of how to expand on how make each year to improve the quality of village days. The local community, the President expressed his pleasure because Valley Village Hungarian twin town, elm or their representatives each year are present at the event, he added, thanks to the Vojvodina guests accepted the organizers' invitation this year even more has been raised in the village day programs of quality.
The festive opening ceremony speech, said dr. Kinga László national parliamentarian stated in Valley Village was an excellent idea of the inhabitants, that they decided the first weekend of September each year, forming community, community-building programs in the village to celebrate the day. In representing a special pleasure to have expressed its concern that this year Vojvodina guests arrived for the event, adding a very great need for such gatherings, because - as said - the community and the nation, binding the value of these without the holidays without the everyday struggles amid rat elkophat easily.zentai
In this village on a major program of old boys 'football match and started the organization, the valley villages clashed with the old boys' siblings settlement from elm or old guys. Thus, during the cooking pot! also known as traditional cooking demonstration began, which the locals this year, the Subotica Senta and young people from Vojvodina detachment members also demonstrated their cooking, a huge successful in front of the special flavor and other representatives pörköltjükkel finomságaikkal. At noon, Camp Holy Mass was held, and then started the cultural program, under which the area leading traditional bands and arts groups in addition to joint production took the audience of Senta Dawn Anna and Hungary Hasko John, who Gyimes, Moldavia and southern Plains dalcsokraikkal undivided success scored.
The event organizer Balaskó Joseph, the local community, the President's welcome in stressed four years ago with the objective mind and a village day to bringing together the villagers, and now, four years later, has caused the biggest headache of how to expand on how make each year to improve the quality of village days. The local community, the President expressed his pleasure because Valley Village Hungarian twin town, elm or their representatives each year are present at the event, he added, thanks to the Vojvodina guests accepted the organizers' invitation this year even more has been raised in the village day programs of quality.
The festive opening ceremony speech, said dr. Kinga László national parliamentarian stated in Valley Village was an excellent idea of the inhabitants, that they decided the first weekend of September each year, forming community, community-building programs in the village to celebrate the day. In representing a special pleasure to have expressed its concern that this year Vojvodina guests arrived for the event, adding a very great need for such gatherings, because - as said - the community and the nation, binding the value of these without the holidays without the everyday struggles amid rat elkophat easily.zentai
In this village on a major program of old boys 'football match and started the organization, the valley villages clashed with the old boys' siblings settlement from elm or old guys. Thus, during the cooking pot! also known as traditional cooking demonstration began, which the locals this year, the Subotica Senta and young people from Vojvodina detachment members also demonstrated their cooking, a huge successful in front of the special flavor and other representatives pörköltjükkel finomságaikkal. At noon, Camp Holy Mass was held, and then started the cultural program, under which the area leading traditional bands and arts groups in addition to joint production took the audience of Senta Dawn Anna and Hungary Hasko John, who Gyimes, Moldavia and southern Plains dalcsokraikkal undivided success scored.
2011年8月29日 星期一
Exerting pressure against the Hungarian education
Joo Horti Livia, the MNT Public Education Committee chairman, said the Ministry of Education and Science the same year exerting pressure to try to secure a Hungarian-language schools, some sections are combined than last year. The ministry staff, MNT, and the Provincial Education Secretary circumventing phone instruct school directors of branches to merge - said Joo Horti, adding to a large extent a class is concerned, for which the MNT, the powers in accordance with the proposed small sections open the Provincial Education Secretary will consent to these sections in the open.
Under the continuity of MNT require that those in the existence of a small department, which recommended the opening of the MNT, and approved by the provincial secretariat, no one can give a question mark - Horti Joo emphasized.
Korhecz Dr. Thomas, chairman of the MNT has expressed disappointment at the recent events, because, he said, Žarko Obradović competent ministry leader pledged last year that it no longer occur in attempts to merge the previously approved sections. The MNT expects the state to do so in the rationalization of education, that does not prejudice the interests of Vojvodina Hungarians - Korhecz 'he said. He added that the MNT expressed written protests to the ministry forward, and if this is happening despite the steps to merge the branches, then other legal means to get stuck in the interests of parents and children in order to protect.
László Rácz Szabó supported the initiative, although he added that he believed the protest is not enough for the MNT, because nobody is obliged to take into consideration. Rácz Szabó believes that the Board should vétóznia the ministry process.
The MNT is the protest, inter alia, has approved the merger of branches or teaching, or of legal terms is not acceptable. The council only five fewer than the number of branches Merging be accepted because it is educational and management purposes and should - be read by the Council in its resolution
The sequel to the Board of Public Education Commission accepted the recommendation of the student's welfare institutions of loading capacity of about véleménynyilvánításról clause. Accordingly, as follows colleges receiving capacity: High school student's home: Novi Sad 190 seats, Sombor, 225, Subotica, 315, Vršac 145, Kikinda Nikola Vojvodić College 150, Novi Sad Brankov kolo dormitory 411, Bács Keresztúri the Petro Kuzmjak home 56, Futakon the Agricultural School College 171 and, in Senta in the Bolyai College for Gifted High School and 125 seats.
MNT small sections of the new recommended the approval of the following schools: Novi Sad, School of Design Supun Bogdan I. class of 10 students of art engineering, the Topolya Sinkovics Joseph Technical High School, I Ceramic-hanger-in-class course 14 people, also High School Sinkovics Joseph I. class women's and men's hairdressing course 13 people, Sombor Veljko Petrović I. High School class of 10 students, the Temerin Lukijan Mušicki High School I class of mechanical engineering and metal working eight main courses, the Novi Sad School Sonja Marinkovic I. class of seven people, a small Bácsgyulafalván Francis Elementary School I class of 13 people, the Vuk Karadzic School Bajmok I. class of 12 people in Novi Sad in the Petőfi Sándor Elementary School I 6-in-class people, the Temerin Petar Kočić Elementary School I class of 12 people, on Oct 10, Subotica Elementary School I German class 11 major courses, the yew Szentmiklósi Ostojić School Division I posted hódegyházi class of 10 students, II. class of 10 people, III. class of 10 students and IV. class of eight people, Subotica Széchényi Elementary School I 8 person class, first class and the other 13 people, the guy posted feketetói Jovan Popović School Division I-VI. combined class of 12 people in two courses, Nezsényen Brac Stefanović Elementary School I-IV. 6-in-class courses undivided capital, a small Szilágyin Francis Elementary School I-II. combined class of seven main courses, Kikinda the Sveti Sava Elementary School I class of seven people, the small oromhegyesi oromhegyesi Francis Elementary School Division I. class of 11 students, the joy of the remote section of 12 people and 7 people Tótfalusi remote section of the Subotica Đure Salaj Elementary School I class of seven people, Ivo Andrić budiszavai Elementary School I 5-in-class people, the new rural József Attila I. class of eight people, the Beodrán Dr. Jovanović Đorđe Elementary School I-III. combined five-time major class II-IV. a combined classroom courses, and 8 persons.
The Board of Public Education Committee of the books have arrived for review. The committee and the MNT in the following Hungarian books recommends use of educational process: the issue of the Belgrade Institute for Publishing Textbooks: 6 grade Geography Workbook, 8th Education and Information Technology-grade, 8 grade geography textbook, 2 grade high school history textbook, 8 Physics-grade textbook, 8 Task Collection-grade physics laboratory exercises. The Gerundijum Ltd Edition: 8th grade mathematics textbook, 8 Task Collection-grade mathematics. The fifth edition of Klett Ltd. grade history textbook. The release of kindergartens Didakta Ltd.: Toy and knowledge of letters, education, transport, Zebra, creatively, drawing, painting.zentai
The council also reasonable and plausible Senta School of Economics and Commercial training and retraining the number of students enrolled in the 2011/2012 academic year. Accordingly, five three-year student majoring in commerce in retraining courses, 15 students at four-year trade-engineering itself to put pictures on.
The council adopted the Hungarian language primary school adult education program and curriculum of the functional on the proposal clause.
Under the continuity of MNT require that those in the existence of a small department, which recommended the opening of the MNT, and approved by the provincial secretariat, no one can give a question mark - Horti Joo emphasized.
Korhecz Dr. Thomas, chairman of the MNT has expressed disappointment at the recent events, because, he said, Žarko Obradović competent ministry leader pledged last year that it no longer occur in attempts to merge the previously approved sections. The MNT expects the state to do so in the rationalization of education, that does not prejudice the interests of Vojvodina Hungarians - Korhecz 'he said. He added that the MNT expressed written protests to the ministry forward, and if this is happening despite the steps to merge the branches, then other legal means to get stuck in the interests of parents and children in order to protect.
László Rácz Szabó supported the initiative, although he added that he believed the protest is not enough for the MNT, because nobody is obliged to take into consideration. Rácz Szabó believes that the Board should vétóznia the ministry process.
The MNT is the protest, inter alia, has approved the merger of branches or teaching, or of legal terms is not acceptable. The council only five fewer than the number of branches Merging be accepted because it is educational and management purposes and should - be read by the Council in its resolution
The sequel to the Board of Public Education Commission accepted the recommendation of the student's welfare institutions of loading capacity of about véleménynyilvánításról clause. Accordingly, as follows colleges receiving capacity: High school student's home: Novi Sad 190 seats, Sombor, 225, Subotica, 315, Vršac 145, Kikinda Nikola Vojvodić College 150, Novi Sad Brankov kolo dormitory 411, Bács Keresztúri the Petro Kuzmjak home 56, Futakon the Agricultural School College 171 and, in Senta in the Bolyai College for Gifted High School and 125 seats.
MNT small sections of the new recommended the approval of the following schools: Novi Sad, School of Design Supun Bogdan I. class of 10 students of art engineering, the Topolya Sinkovics Joseph Technical High School, I Ceramic-hanger-in-class course 14 people, also High School Sinkovics Joseph I. class women's and men's hairdressing course 13 people, Sombor Veljko Petrović I. High School class of 10 students, the Temerin Lukijan Mušicki High School I class of mechanical engineering and metal working eight main courses, the Novi Sad School Sonja Marinkovic I. class of seven people, a small Bácsgyulafalván Francis Elementary School I class of 13 people, the Vuk Karadzic School Bajmok I. class of 12 people in Novi Sad in the Petőfi Sándor Elementary School I 6-in-class people, the Temerin Petar Kočić Elementary School I class of 12 people, on Oct 10, Subotica Elementary School I German class 11 major courses, the yew Szentmiklósi Ostojić School Division I posted hódegyházi class of 10 students, II. class of 10 people, III. class of 10 students and IV. class of eight people, Subotica Széchényi Elementary School I 8 person class, first class and the other 13 people, the guy posted feketetói Jovan Popović School Division I-VI. combined class of 12 people in two courses, Nezsényen Brac Stefanović Elementary School I-IV. 6-in-class courses undivided capital, a small Szilágyin Francis Elementary School I-II. combined class of seven main courses, Kikinda the Sveti Sava Elementary School I class of seven people, the small oromhegyesi oromhegyesi Francis Elementary School Division I. class of 11 students, the joy of the remote section of 12 people and 7 people Tótfalusi remote section of the Subotica Đure Salaj Elementary School I class of seven people, Ivo Andrić budiszavai Elementary School I 5-in-class people, the new rural József Attila I. class of eight people, the Beodrán Dr. Jovanović Đorđe Elementary School I-III. combined five-time major class II-IV. a combined classroom courses, and 8 persons.
The Board of Public Education Committee of the books have arrived for review. The committee and the MNT in the following Hungarian books recommends use of educational process: the issue of the Belgrade Institute for Publishing Textbooks: 6 grade Geography Workbook, 8th Education and Information Technology-grade, 8 grade geography textbook, 2 grade high school history textbook, 8 Physics-grade textbook, 8 Task Collection-grade physics laboratory exercises. The Gerundijum Ltd Edition: 8th grade mathematics textbook, 8 Task Collection-grade mathematics. The fifth edition of Klett Ltd. grade history textbook. The release of kindergartens Didakta Ltd.: Toy and knowledge of letters, education, transport, Zebra, creatively, drawing, painting.zentai
The council also reasonable and plausible Senta School of Economics and Commercial training and retraining the number of students enrolled in the 2011/2012 academic year. Accordingly, five three-year student majoring in commerce in retraining courses, 15 students at four-year trade-engineering itself to put pictures on.
The council adopted the Hungarian language primary school adult education program and curriculum of the functional on the proposal clause.
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