Diversity breakfast spotlights Polynesian culture in Garden City
Rogers highlighted Polynesian culture at a breakfast event emphasizing family, respect, and adaptability in immigrant communities. City officials note the gathering promotes intercultural awareness and community unity through diverse presentations and shared traditions.
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BlackBerrys buzz back to life after outage
Global BlackBerry outage disrupted email and messaging for tens of millions across Europe Asia Latin America and Africa while RIM executives apologized and pledged to restore trust. Analysts noted ongoing migration to Android and iPhone as BlackBerry shares of smartphone sales fell from 19 percent to 12 percent year over year.
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Kate Jacobson
Michigan State University
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Asia
Latin America
Africa
U.S
Canada
Mike Lazaridis
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RIM
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Ahmed Datoo
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Vitamin safety and supplementation guidance from experts
Health experts emphasize getting vitamins mainly from foods, not supplements, to avoid overdosing. They advise tailored doses by age and condition, caution about varying supplement quality, and recommend seals of approval from USP NSF and NPA.
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Mark Blumenthal
American Botanical Council
USP
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NSF International
NPA
Natural Products Association
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Brownback Proposes School Finance Reform with Local Options
Kansas Governor Brownback outlines a reform plan to protect districts from large property tax hikes, consider a local option sales tax for schools, and maintain academic programs. Fulmer explains district buy in, while officials warn of cross county boundaries and possible court challenges amid ongoing funding lawsuits from 2012.
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Randy Weseman
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Ogallala water plan eyed to boost conservation and control
A western Kansas committee seeks to shift from development oriented laws to management and conservation of the Ogallala Aquifer. They discuss eliminating use it or lose it, Flex Account usage, and measures to extend supply while supporting the economy. The group formed in August and is chaired by Gary Harshberger.
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Western
Gary Harshberger
Brownback
Ogallala
Colby
South Dakota
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Colorado
Oklahoma
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