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The Iowa Automobile Dealers Foundation for Education awarded $5,100 to North Iowa Area Community College to further automotive education, according to a release. The grant will be used to purchase a battery kit for the auto tech and diesel tech programs.

What the hell is wrong with you people? If you paid for an iPod, you just paid for what Apple keeps saying “runs the same OSX as a mac”. You have a computer in your pocket you dumbass!

Greensboro Kiwanis: 11:45 a.m. Thursdays, Greensboro Marriott Downtown, 304 N. Greene St., GB. Lunch, $15. www.greensborokiwanis.org.

… a Huk Icon shirt, a pair of AFTCO gloves, a Shimano Saragosa, a pair of Cuda pliers, an Okuma Solterra, a Columbia hoodie and a Penn Battle II spinning reel.

Rhonda Bills of Long Term Care Strategies was recently recognized by KHI Solutions with the 2017 Partners in Excellence Grow Your Business Award. The award is presented to the top 10 percent of KHI agents based on 2017 sales production. They were recognized at a reception in early March.

The Clear Lake Area Chamber recently held its 75th annual awards presentation and announced new board members and officers.

In an endgame situation players seek to position themselves for killer blow. As we sit on the cusp of the next phase of the IT revolution, those companies and individuals that have weathered the massive write-downs in their stock values and retained large chunks of cash and assets are in the box seat to cement their relative positions.

Finally, I dream about an OS that is strong enough to always let you do something, that has well defined security policies (e.g. not be able to JMP to any memory location with a window message)

Don’t you realize that they introduce artificial limitations for the sole purpose of nickel and dimeing you? You can expect this from the cell phone industry, but now it is making its way into the computer industry as your iPhone IS a computer. Expecting that type of behavior is okay, accepting it is not.

Friday, October 26, 7:00 PM ​@ F​ lashpoint Chicago | MIDWEST PREMIERERitoma | Free and Open to the Public. RSVP is required. Hong Kong/Tibet | 2018 | Documentary | English or Tibetan w/English subtitles Director: Ruby Yang | Main Characters: Willard (Bill) Johnson, Jampa Dhundup, Dechen Yeshi On any given day on the vast Tibetan Plateau, nomads herd their yaks and sheep, and monks recite their mantras. Locals also play one of their favorite sports — basketball. The game is so popular, makeshift courts are found in nearly every village. Next to traditional horseback riding, basketball has become a way for young men to work off their aggression and channel their energy. With the introduction of televised NBA games, the nomads of Ritoma have a new strategy for their court game. And when a proper coach arrives from the United States, “slam-dunk” becomes their new mantra. Before long, a new tournament is announced, the first in their region. Can they put together a team that’s good enough to compete? Might they even be able to win?

“Soft skills are definitely an important consideration when hiring people onto our software development teams,” the CEO and cofounder said. “We also take into consideration career pathing. For example, if I have someone coming from a marketing position, they could have potential to convert to a technology person if the product is for marketing or something to do with talent marketing. They have domain knowledge, and that helps.”

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