From left: Tricia Rosendahl, president of the Association of Iowa Fairs; Lisa Canedo, vice president of the North Iowa Fair Association; Nancy Lund, director of the North Iowa Fair Association; Lori Arends, event planner for the North Iowa Fair Association; Jim Barkema, president of the North Iowa Fair Association; Don Greiman, director of the North Iowa Fair Association; Jason Baumann, manager/secretary of the North Iowa Fair Association; and Jon Baltes, North Central District director for Association of Iowa Fairs.
Two North Iowans – Ian Stockberg with Good Shepherd, Inc., in Mason City and Josh Barnes with Osage Municipal Utilities – were among 40 who graduated from the Leadership Iowa program during the 2018 Taking Care of Business Conference in Coralville last month. Leadership Iowa, a program of the Iowa Association of Business and Industry Foundation, is an eight-month professional development program that allowed participants to travel "to numerous locations throughout the state to learn about those issues and to gain a better understanding of the role they can play in addressing them."
This is a breakdown of recent ratings and price targets for Arconic and Lihua International, as reported by MarketBeat.com.
However, with the area gaining more traffic and business, it also means there is an increase in waste, which has been piling up in the district for nearly half a year.
North Carolina Folk Festival: Sept. 6-8, downtown Greensboro. 336-279-7086 or elodics@ncfolkfestival.com.
The main technological advance from ‘sonorus’ to ‘sonorus XL’ is hidden in the crystalline structure of the unusually large, solid-core copper conductors. "As a consequence of their exceptional construction, the ‘sonorus XL’ cables are not for everyone," founder and VOVOX mastermind Jurg Vogt admits. "The unusual stiffness of these sound conductors is a challenge. On the other hand, ‘sonorus XL’ has a lot to offer. The sonority, resolution, and dynamic range exceed what we had achieved in our previous ‘sonorus’ range of cables."
The malaise is there because Hollywood wants to turn the PC into a hypersecure auditing machine and MIL-spec play-only video player.
NEC has introduced the world’s first USB 3.0 controller. “The muPD720200 device is a host controller for PCs and other digital devices, and is based on the new version of the SuperSpeed USB standard. Supporting the world’s fastest USB transfer speeds of up to 5 gigabits per second (Gbps) of data, which is 10 times faster than previous USB 2.0 transfer speeds. The NEC Electronics device, as well as the standard, is fully backward compatible with the USB 2.0, 1.1 and 1.0 versions of the USB standard.”
To see or not to see? That’s hardly the question at 5th Wall Productions’ presentation of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, which flips genders and cranks up the jams for an innovative spin on a stage classic. Director Thomas Gerlick breathes new life into the centuries-old tale of regicide and revenge — and offers a bit of sly meta-commentary on the Elizabethan era’s all-male theatrical ensembles — by casting Alexandra Kulik in the titular role, giving audiences a whole new view into the psyche of drama’s most indecisive Dane. Hamlet’s adaptability is a key component of its cultural endurance, though the rest of the credit must go to one of history’s most eminently quotable scripts. The production opens at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, November 8, at the Bakery Arts Warehouse, 2132 Market Street, with repeat evening performances through November 17 and a 2 p.m. matinee on November 18. Buy tickets, $20, and learn more at 5th-wall-productions.ticketleap.com.
Dr. Andrew Baker, chief medical examiner for Minnesota’s Hennepin County, received two awards – the Milton Helpern Award and the Kenneth S. Field Award of Appreciation – for lifetime achievement in forensic pathology and for contributions to the American Academy of Forensic Sciences. Baker is a 1985 graduate of Mason City High School and the son of Mick and the late Sally Baker.
Sinda Slagle, the author of “London Spies” will speak at the Brewery Arts Cafe in Carson City on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2019, as part of the BAC’s Book Masters meeting.
Right choice: Stratus Aviation Group – one of two bidders to replace JetGo flying out of the Illawarra Regional Airport – is hit with a winding up order over unpaid debts. Shellharbour City Council had chosen the other bidder.
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