As an outsider, I haven't quite figured out why this show struggled so much. It's been quite a puzzle. I have listened to every show via podcast, however, and there have been some really remarkable moments. I'll miss the show and wish those who will be out looking for their next gig the best of luck.
American Public Media™ is cancelling weekly production and distribution of Weekend America® as a result of the current economy's impact on station carriage and sponsorships. The final broadcast will be January 31, 2009. Thirteen full- and part-time positions will be affected. Weekend America is carried on 134 stations with a weekly audience of about 657,000 listeners.
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The New Ideas for a New Carolina statewide business ideas contest has pulled in celebrity support to judge the Wildcard category. Co-owner of the Charleston RiverDogs Baseball team and their "Director of Fun", comedian Bill Murray and Mike Veeck, President of the RiverDogs will pick the Wildcard category winner.
Residents of South Carolina can vote for their favorite Wildcard business idea until December 29 at www.NewIdeasSC.com . Out of the top five chosen, celebrity judges will then pick the winner which will be announced at the awards ceremony on February 11, at the ThinkTEC Innovation Summit in Charleston. Last year's winner of this category was Julie McWerther who created the Azula, a fashionable mat that keeps women's swimsuits from snagging when sitting on the edge of the pool.
The Winner of the Wildcard category will receive $2,500, tickets to the ThinkTEC Innovation Summit and a scholarship to a FastTrac®, entrepreneurial business training course. They will also be eligible for the grand prize of $5,000 seed money for their business idea and a Dream Team of Mentors to help cultivate their idea.
In its fourth year, South Carolina's New Ideas for a New Carolina Business Idea Contest consists of the New Ideas Dream Team, a coalition of representatives from SC Launch!, New Carolina – SC's Council on Competitiveness, FastTracSC, ThinkTEC and other organizations around the state. Ideas are judged by South Carolina leaders from angel capital groups, businesses, non-profits, government entities and educational institutions. Winners are chosen based on the idea's viability, innovation/vision and profit/revenue potential.
Cast your vote: www.NewIdeasSC.com
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I am delighted to let you know that one of my photos with
a Creative Commons license has been selected for inclusion
in the newly released sixth edition of the Schmap Atlanta
Guide.
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Have you thought about donating your time to the library by participating in story times and other children's programs, but never knew how? Come join ELVS (Early Literacy Volunteer Storytimers), the Greenville County Library System's new volunteer program, where you can help the Children's librarians prepare and present story times. Volunteers who successfully complete a training and evaluation process will be eligible to present Saturday morning story time programs. Training sessions will be scheduled beginning in January. Come ready to read, laugh and play! For more information, call Amy Pecht at 242-5000 x2286 or Gail Moore at 242-5000 x2800.
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I hope that many of you will be receiving some a new laptop or PC this Holiday. I hope that because maybe I'll get lucky and someone will send me one, too. (Note to Asus, I'd really like to check out a netbook.) Once the new computer is in place, you will have a new problem to deal with. What do you do with the old one?
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A live call-in hour on the Internet, computers, and related technologies. Eric Rodgers hosts Internet expert and blogger Phil Yanov, executive director of the GSA Technology Council and president of Thinkhammer. Listeners can call in via the tollfree number 888-539-8859 to ask questions about the Internet, computers, new digital devices and related topics in consumer electronics.
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Yahoo's contact center for Small Business hosting is closed due to inclement weather.
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The Greenville County Library System is now accepting applications for the Local Author Expo. This event is designed to promote the work of print-published authors living in the Upstate of South Carolina. The submission deadline is January 16 and all submissions can be faxed to 864-235-8375 or mailed to:
Greenville County Library System
25 Heritage Green Place
Greenville, SC 29601
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