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In as little as 10 minutes a day, you could be
It won't hurt one bit.
My name is Jan Heering, and as the Founder and President of Amsterdam's Morpheus Institute, as well as a phobia treatment expert, mental coach, psychological trainer and author, I assure you that you can free yourself of this damaging disorder.
Having conducted extensive research and testing of proven techniques in face-to-face sessions with phobia sufferers, I have now created an in-depth Phobia Release self-help course that enables you to live free of your phobia...
Become Ex-phobic, Like These PeopleMy files contain hundreds of success stories – people like you who couldn't participate in life the way they'd like to because of an overwhelming fear. Some of them tried many different treatments, without success.
Then they learned one or more of the techniques I've recently written up in my Phobia Release self-study course. They broke free of the prison they'd been living in because of their phobia.
Here are just a few of their stories.
Case #437. Vanished Blushing PhobiaA 20-year-old woman suffered from fear of blushing. For several years, it was steadily getting worse. Conventional therapies did nothing to free her from this fear. She was on the verge of quitting her university studies, which would have sabotaged her plan to become a lawyer.
After learning the Phobia Release techniques, her phobia vanished. She was able to continue her studies and graduated that same year.
Case #973. Eliminated Spider PhobiaA 30-year-old man had a spider phobia. Normally he was able to live with this fear by asking his wife to catch the spider in case there was one in the house. But a once-in-a-lifetime chance to travel to Africa on behalf of the company he worked for came up.
Thinking about big spiders in Africa terrified him to the point where he considering cancelling his trip and telling his boss to send someone else. Instead, just one Phobia Release technique eliminated his phobia completely.
During his trip to Africa, fellow travellers who knew about his fear caught a huge spider to frighten him. He smiled at them, picked up the spider with his bare hands and released it into nature.
Case #1229. Vanquished Commitment PhobiaA woman in her mid-30's suffered from a fear of commitment. Every time she had a relationship lasting more than a year, she would end it because of this fear. This happened four or five times.
Then she became pregnant in a relationship that had lasted a year, and she wanted this one to hold. A therapist didn't help her deal with her fear, but three of the Phobia Release techniques did.
Her daughter is now 1½ years old, and she is still in a relationship with her child's father.
… And these are just few examples of people I've helped.
I've helped people overcome HUNDREDS of other phobias, both common and unusual, including:
Notice that phobias affect not only the person with the fear but also in many instances, others who love them.
Understand Your Treatment OptionsBefore I tell you more about what my 5 Day Phobia Release Program contains, let's recap the other ways of dealing with your severe fear.
Medication: Have you been tempted to try medication? Its disadvantages include the expense, the possibility of side effects, the necessity to keep taking medication indefinitely and most of all, the likelihood that drugs won't solve the problem. After all, medications can only suppress the symptoms, not treat the underlying disease.
The cost of phobia medication is more than $ 1000 a year!
Cognitive Behavior Therapy: This consists of exposing you to the very thing you are afraid of and deconditioning you to the fear. For instance, if you have spider phobia, you get exposed gradually to spiders. If you have fear of heights, you go to the top of a tall building.
While this method claims success, it involves a great deal of mental pain. It also requires frequent therapy sessions over several weeks.
The cost of Cognitive Behavior Therapy is approximately $ 1225 for 15 sessions. Besides this vast amount of money other costs are necessary like hundreds of dollars for travel.
Talk Therapy: Traditional therapy, in which you sit or lie down and tell your problems to a therapist, takes months or years to bring relief, and the results are quite unpredictable.
Often you feel relief when you are talking about the phobia, but when you encounter the situation you are afraid of, it becomes clear that there is still no cure.
If you pay for this kind of treatment yourself, it can get rather expensive. The cost of Talk Therapy is $ 1500 or more for 20 sessions. Besides this vast amount of money other costs are necessary like hundreds of dollars for travel.
Doing Nothing: As you already know, long-lasting phobias don't usually disappear on their own. This means that failing to take action condemns you to the same anxiety, worry and occasional outright panic that you experience today, along with the constricted habits you've created in order to avoid the situations you most fear.
It will cost you thousands of $ when you don't stop you phobia and fear. Yes, you can survive doing nothing, but there is no need to do so.
NLP is a set of methods that have been refined and tested over several decades with hundreds of thousands of patients in many countries.
NLP uses the power of the imagination to reprogram your fear reactions quickly, painlessly and long-lastingly.
My 5 Day Phobia Release Program uses well-established NLP techniques that have been proven to work fast and permanently.
You cure yourself by going into your unconscious mind and rearranging those mental codes.
In many cases, you can simply choose one of the clearly described exercises, try it out and experience a cure. In some cases, you'll need to try a few of the techniques until you find one that works for you, or you'll need to repeat the exercises a few times for reinforcement.
Unlike medication and talk therapy, NLP techniques attack and disable the phobia at its source, instead of just treating the symptoms.
Unlike cognitive behaviour therapy, NLP techniques do not hurt, either physically or mentally. And NLP techniques have no side effects.
What you get is just the freedom to do things you have not been able to do for years.
Don't just take my word for it - check out these real-life examples:
"Spiders and bugs are just what used to bug me the most. I had the fear they will breed in my cooking area. And they do breed in my mind. It just goes to show how much allergic I was to these creepy-crawly ones. Fearing them would be the right word to describe my mixed feelings. The Phobia Release techniques revolutionized my thoughts and wiped off my fears once and for all. I wish I'd found it 14 years ago, but better late than never!"
The Phobia Release techniques revolutionized my thoughts and wiped off my fears once and for all.
I wish I'd found it 14 years ago, but better late than never!"
Rachel Brown, High School Teacher, San Francisco, U.S.A
"Your Phobia Treatment Program is a remarkable find. What I have achieved in these days is thousand times more than what I have gained with the ongoing appointments with psychologists. There are no more fears whatsoever. I feel a lot more confident and in total control of my life like never before."
Sam Luke, New Jersey, U.S.A
"I have tried this program and it was great. It is highly recommended. Social phobia is the worst thing to face, no one knows better than me. I feared my workplace like anything but now I have managed my way out, all because of Jan's Phobia Treatment Program."
Sharon Vadez, Singapore
"I am a financial advisor by profession. Unfortunately my profession was eating up my peace of mind. I used to be anxious every other day. Meeting up with clients, taking care of their requirements was too much for me to handle. It's true that I love my profession but somehow couldn't wedge the fear of criticism from others. I was suffering from social phobia. I was in two minds when I took to your phobia treatment course. But never imagined the power of your treatment that could change the course of my life in a matter of just 25 minutes. I can now concentrate well on my work. Fear of criticism has made an exit from my life, thanks to your amazing effective treatment system."
I was in two minds when I took to your phobia treatment course. But never imagined the power of your treatment that could change the course of my life in a matter of just 25 minutes. I can now concentrate well on my work.
Fear of criticism has made an exit from my life, thanks to your amazing effective treatment system."
Jack Collins, Financial advisor, California, U.S.A
"Going out for movies was never my cup of tea. I used to climb the stairs instead of taking it to lifts. Why would I do so, that was a big question that was unresolved. I was claustrophobic and this prevented me from encountering suffocating milieus. Thank goodness, I have left my fears of suffocation with the completion of your phobia treatment program in matter of two hours. Think it's unbelievable then believe it"
Thank goodness, I have left my fears of suffocation with the completion of your phobia treatment program in matter of two hours. Think it's unbelievable then believe it"
Claudia Jinn, Philadelphia, U.S.A
What the Phobia Release Program Includes
The Phobia Release Course
Each technique is something that you can perform them on your own.
In all, the course contains 9 exercises, organized into 5 days for your convenience. You also receive some background information about Neuro-Linguistic Programming and references for further reading on NLP if you are interested in learning more.
Why do we include 9 exercises if just one is usually enough to liberate you from your phobia permanently? Because we want you to have more options than you need. Review the exercises and pick one to start with. Or go through them in the 5-day order we provide.
Having 9 exercises also provides you with numerous options in case your phobia recurs or a new fear starts. You can take care of this immediately with any one of the exercises in the course.
At last, the freedom you have craved becomes possible – without pain, at minimal cost, with privacy and without delay.
Phobia Release Audio CourseYes, the Phobia Release Audio Course will help you learn how to cure your phobia with ease!
Now, you can read the E-Course and also listen to the audio files much to your convenience.
Some people learn better by reading and some people learn better by listening. And ALL people learn best by using multiple senses to absorb content.
So to maximize your ability to consume, absorb and profit from the power packed information contained in The 5-Day Phobia Release Course, I've taken the time to professionally record my entire system in audio format, just for you.
This audio version makes the perfect companion to 5-Day Phobia Release Course. And best of all... I've produced this audio training program in MP3 format, so you can easily upload it. You can listen to it on your iPod or other MP3 device, burn it to a CD, or just listen to it right on your computer. The choice is yours!
Your performance level will improve, as you will find it easier to follow the instructions, thanks to the audio availability. Now, all of the NLP session is with you. It's like having the help of a NLP practitioner.
Moreover, you will notice that practising the techniques whilst listening to it gives a boost to your concentration level. With all of these advantages, you can easily cough up all your fears forever.
The Phobia Release Program includes the 5 Day Phobia Release manual and the 5 Day Phobia Release Audio Program.
The Phobia Release Program gives you a step-by-step formula for curing your phobia. It's different than anything else on phobia treatment you've seen.
This program was devised with 3 years of endeavour and sum of $11,287.52. I have worked virtually every day to research and test effective phobia treatment methods.
I have crammed every effective technique in this program. It is a successful unique phobia treatment that is incomparable to any of the other available treatments.
Let's do a quick comparison - last time I checked a therapist, phobia treatment sessions would set you back 1000 – 1225 dollars And keep in mind that the success rate of those therapist is very low. Besides this vast amount of money other costs are necessary like hundreds of dollars for travel.
A series of hypnotherapy sessions cost more than 2500 dollars.
The cost of phobia medication is more than $ 1000 a year!
Frankly, none of these options really seemed fair to me. So I figured out a way to provide you with a real bargain….
My Phobia Release Program is available to you as a downloadable manual and downloadable audio files directly accessible from the Internet.
This way I have no inventory and no fulfilment costs. I don't need to pay anyone to take the orders over the phone. This way I can pass along my cost savings to you. So you win and I win.
Now because you will be downloading everything online - I'm not going to charge you anywhere near the amount you'd pay for a therapist or the cost of 1 year medication.
In fact, your total investment for the entire Phobia Release Program is
But I wanted to make sure my Phobia Release Program is accessible to people -- like you!
Some went for different treatments without any encouraging results. Then they switched to my Phobia Release Program and adopted its powerful techniques only to achieve a life free from the shackles of phobia.
The same could happen to your life with this amazing Phobia Release Program. Your phobia will be disappeared forever, fast and easy.
Therefore, you have nothing to lose, try out my Remarkable Program and be Phobia Free or get the Refund.
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This very sought-after manual teaches you how to obtain great personal power from within. Not only will you find your confidence, you'll become aware of your own self-worth and carry that in stride throughout your life.
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That is something no one can take away from you. Get a boost on yourself and get a boost on life. Now.
It is hard to hear about such guarantees but as I am confident with my amazing program, I allow everyone to avail it.
In case you are not completely satisfied with the program within 60 days of downloading it, just send an email and I will cheerfully refund your money; you can keep back the program with you.
And don't forget: To receive the Three Exiting Bonuses valued at $70, you must claim your copy now!
Once your credit card is approved, you will be taken to a special download page where you will download everything along with your time limited Bonuses (value $70).
You will be downloading and learning from this breakthrough information within just a few minutes... and using it to cure your phobia!
Remember, there's absolutely no risk.
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What are you waiting for? Sign up right now -- and claim your Three Exiting Bonuses (valued at $70 but yours FREE!) before it's too late.
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P.S. To claim the Three Exiting Bonuses valued at $70 (yours FREE!) , be sure to claim your copy of the Phobia Release Program now!
P.P.S. Remember that special guarantee... the only thing you have to lose is your phobia. If you don't feel completely satisfied, for whatever reason, just let me know within 60 days and I will happily refund every penny! And you get to keep everything! That's a guaranteed gain, no matter what you decide!
P.P.P.S. Finally... I guess you could be thinking.. 'What if I can't do it?' If you are.. I urge you to reconsider... 'What if you can?' ....and more importantly, 'What if you can.. but you never give yourself the chance to find out!!!' I know these techniques work, and all I ask is that you give them a try. That's all it takes! Don't take my word for it... Prove it works for yourself!! Your iron clad guarantee is your safety net, but I know you're not gonna need it!
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SOUTH HADLEY, Mass. - This weekend, MIT women's tennis sent four pairs to compete in the 2009 New England Women's Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament hosted by Amherst College, Mount Holyoke College, and Smith College. The Engineers' top pair of Leslie Hansen and Anastasia Vishnevetsky fought their way through the field and finished as runners-up among 42 entries.
The tournament features pairs that compete in a doubles match and two singles matches with the overall best-of-three team advancing. En route to the finals, the #6 seeded Vishnevetsky and Hansen beat out teams from Colby [3-0], Tufts [2-1], Middlebury [2-1], and the tournament's #3 pair of Grace Baljon and Lucy Marchese of Williams [2-1]. In the final match, the two were beaten by the overall top-seed of Brittany Berckes and Laura Danzig of Amherst, 3-0.
MIT's other pairs competed in a secondary bracket. Anisa McCree and Alex Hall overcame a tough pair from Springfield [2-1] before losing to Ashley Lake and Monica Mercer of Babson [2-1]. Jenny Dohlman and Kerry Weinberg fell to teams from Endicott [2-1] and Connecticut College [3-0], while Tech's final pair of Sonya Makhni and Sheena Bhalla fell to Curry [2-1] and Simmons [3-0].
The Engineers hit the courts again on Tuesday, October 20, at 2 p.m. when they face off against NEWMAC foe Babson College. Carrying heavy playoff implications, the match is the last in the conference before next weekend's championship tournament hosted by MIT. A win would put the Engineers at #3 seed in the conference, while a loss relegates them to #6.
Vishnevetsky's incredible performance this week earned her esteem as the NEWMAC Women's Tennis Singles Player of the Week. Vishnevetsky went 1-0 in conference play and 4-2 overall, during the week. In conference, she secured a tough 6-1, 4-6, 6-2 victory against Wheaton College. At NEWITTs, she defeated opponents from Colby College, Williams College, and Middlebury College.

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(Before I get to my post, I have to give a disclaimer. As a contracted blogger with Beliefnet, I have no control over the ads they choose to surround my posts. Please understand that I have no political agenda in this blog, so any political ads you see are not put here by me. )
So, I've had a couple of things happen in the last few days that got me to thinkin'…
The first was last week: I was getting dressed for work and decided to wear socks because my shoes are too loose, so I pulled a pair of black socks out the drawer and put them on the bed. (I only have one pair of black socks since I hardly ever wear socks, so that will help give a little perspective). I finished dressing and doing my makeup and reached for my socks and they weren't there!
My first thought was that I hadn't really pulled them out of the drawer–only thought about doing it. Don't know if you've ever experienced that particular phenomenon, but it's unnerving…so, I check the drawer–no socks.
Next, I double-checked the bed, in case I just didn't see them the first time because I was reasonably certain that I had put them there–no socks.
Checked the floor around the bed in case they had fallen down…checked the bathroom in case I had taken them in there and set them down…checked the drawer one more time, the bed one more time…the bathroom one more time…gave up and wore a different pair of shoes.
Now understand that the whole time I was doing this I was giving myself negative talk about how absent-minded I was for not remembering what had happened to my socks. I spent at least 10 minutes looking for them and kicking myself.
After I got dressed I went downstairs to leave and (as you may have already guessed), there was my pair of socks, unrolled in the middle of the floor–one more victim of my 95-lb. sneak-attack dog, Lucy.
The next incident began early in the week and continue for several days: Rick's church was having a Coffee House event on Friday night. Back in August, when we were in Prescott, I went into this candle shop I love and bought a bunch of special floating candles to be used in bowls on the tables.
I've been on a huge reorganization, downsizing project for the past 3 or 4 months (I'll write about that later), so I reorganized the bag with the candles in it and couldn't find it anywhere.
I spent lots of time everyday looking for them and by Thursday still hadn't found them. Thursday, I had the day off, so determined that I was going to do an all out search for them until I found them. You might wonder why I cared so much, but I spent a fair amount of $$ on them, plus I didn't want to have to admit that I didn't know where they were.
I went through boxes in my recently organized garage, shelves in my closet, my linen closet, my kitchen cabinets and all the storage boxes and drawers I have in various places in my house. I actually searched the garage a couple of times, and climbed on a stool to check the top shelves of the linen closet, all to no avail. I finally looked one more time on the top shelves of my kitchen cabinets…I don't have a very big kitchen, but for some reason that kept resonating with me as the place I had stashed them. Sure enough, there they were, in a bag, in a bowl (space saving again) on the very top shelf.
Such relief!
Then I had to go to a doctor's appointment and when I got there, my blood pressure was elevated. First I blamed it on the "white coat syndrome", but then realized it was probably due to the stress I put myself under for two hours that morning looking for the candles and (yep–you guessed it), blaming myself for not being on top of where I had put them, telling myself that a lot of good all my recent organization had done if I couldn't find a stupid bag full of important candle–basically bawling myslef out again.
Why do I do this? I guess it's in my DNA? I work in a department where if an error is found, practically everyone in the department starts suspecting that she made the mistake. (We do have one male in our department, and I don't get the feeling that he participates in this self-blame all that much).
I'm willing to beat myself up mentally and sometimes verbally (yes, I do talk to myself out loud) before I ever discover what really happened.
In the case of the socks, I started my day with 10 minutes of negative self-talk about the socks and then another several minutes negative-talking myself about blaming myself for the missing socks when I should have suspected Lucy all along. I can't win either way.
As far as the candles go, I not only badmouthed myself for being so forgetful, I also tried to neutralize all the positive things I've accomplished in the last few months.
What a waste of time! I'd like to blame it on Satan, but I think that's a little too simplistic.
Why is it that the first thing I do when something isn't going right is blame myself? Do I actually expect perfection?
I am going to try to turn over a new leaf and not blame myself first when things don't go well. It's going to be part of the new me–the organized, clear-thinking person living a simplified, focused life…
Or I can always blame the dog!
Just got back from one of my whirlwind trips to Arizona. I drove over on Friday afternoon and drove back yesterday. Luckily, I love to drive–I think perhaps in another life, I'd have liked to be a trucker…
Anyhoo…the reason for these trips is to visit my daughter and her husband and their three amazing children. They have two little girls (3 & 2 yrs old) who they have adopted and an 8-month old boy that they are in the process of adopting. It's been a grueling process, to say the least, since they chose the tough path of adopting babies through the state social services system.
Each of these children was born to a different mom–all drug addicts. They got their first girl when she was about 5 days old, the second when she was six weeks old (born prematurely at 3+ lbs), and their little boy when he was two weeks old (also born early, but not as tiny). I'm deliberately not mentioning their names at this point because of the ongoing adoption/foster situation that is in process as I write.
The birth moms in all cases have gone back and forth about letting their babies go, with the second one being the least interested (abandoned her at the hospital after giving birth), but even she showed up for some of the hearings claiming that she wanted to keep her baby. Each of the moms have been given visitation rights–sometimes showing up; sometimes not. This is in spite of the fact that social workers will actually pick them up for the visitation if they can find them.
They have also each been presented with the opportunity to "work a program" for drug rehab, and each has failed to do so, being so entrenched in the life she is leading that she can't(won't) let it go. No relatives have seriously wanted to step forward either. I will say one thing about the birth moms–at least they didn't have these babies aborted (one of the moms had already had 4 or 5 abortions & been pregnant at least 10 times).
So, there are three children living in a loving, balanced home who will grow up learning in how to live responsible, balanced, Christ-loving lives.
My heart breaks for all of the unloved, unwanted children out there. It's one of the things that can make me really angry.
I've said it before, but this is practicing true religion–caring for orphans and the helpless ones in this world.
My kids are living out Jesus in the world by making a lasting difference in the lives of these three little ones. They say they want them to know how much they wanted them and that God put them in a family together. Every year, in addition to celebrating the children's birthdays, they have a party on "Gotcha Day", the day each child was officially adopted.
Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me, for of such is the kingdom of heaven."
Found this on twitter. Beautiful, brave dog…Brave, heroic deputy. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Deputy Kyle Pagerly's family. Thank you for his service and sacrifice.
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Please vote Berks County Sheriffs Dep K-9 Jynx ret. 2012 AHA Hero Dog. He is a finalist after having won the Law Enforcement & Arson K9 Category and you can vote daily until Oct 5 please vote at www.herodogawards.org Dep Jynx's direct Link is at http://www.herodogawards.org/vote/?nominee=13186243 also join our Cause page be a supporter http://www.causes.com/causes/116559 Dep Jynx received his Medal Of Honor For Valor for his actions on 6/29/2011 Dep Jynx actions were above and beyond the call of duty. Tragically Dep Jynx's Faithful Partner Dep Kyle Pagerly was Killed in the Line Of Duty that night R.I.P. Remember nobody trained or taught Dep Jynx to drag Dep Pagerly and a US Marshall also out of harms way under fire. Thank You your vote is appreciated. Share Re Post Please


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Verint Enables 24x7 Safe City Surveillance Monitoring in Surat, India with State-of-the-Art Video an
Verint Enables 24x7 Safe City Surveillance Monitoring in Surat, India with State-of-the-Art Video and Situation Intelligence Solution
Verint Collaborates with Surat City Police Department, Surat Traffic Education Trust, and Innovative Telecom & Software Pvt on Next-Generation Video Surveillance and Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) Capabilities to Help Create a Safer, More Secure Environment
DELHI & SURAT, India & MELVILLE, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Verint® Systems Inc. (NAS: VRNT) today announced its association with the Safe City Project initiated by the Surat City Police Department and Surat Traffic Education Trust to help enhance the safety and security of Surat City inhabitants. With the successful project launch on 18 January 2013, the diamond city of Surat in Gujarat will benefit from a state-of-the-art 24x7 video surveillance and security command center.
"There is a need to enhance the safety and security of Surat City based on its large population and concentration of key industries, such as diamond, textile, engineering, and oil and gas," says Mr. Rakesh Asthana, Police Commissioner, Surat City. "The Surat Safe City Project is an investment designed to help ensure the safety of our people and bring a greater awareness of security amongst our citizens. This project of the government of Gujarat has been executed successfully as a public partnership by the Surat Police Commissionerate," along with Surat Traffic Education Trust, Innovative Telecom and Verint as a technology partner.
The initial phase of the Surat Safe City Project consisted of 100+ closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras covering all major traffic junctions along with critical entry and exit points in the city. In subsequent phases, the Surat City Police Department and Surat Traffic Education Trust plan to extend the coverage in the city, which has a population of approximately forty five lakh (or about 4,500,000), by integrating the project with the proposed state government surveillance and command center network in Gandhinagar. The city administration plans to increase the number of surveillance locations to 5,000 by the end of the project implementation.
At the heart of the project is the deployment of a state-of-the-art command, control and communications center (C3) with a 280 square foot "video wall" that can centrally monitor, aggregate and analyze multiple surveillance feeds in police headquarters to support the proactive physical security management of the city. The center includes a city mapping capability that provides reports on physical security and fire alarm and water levels, along with evacuation and disaster recovery plans.
"We are honored to be part of the Surat Safe City Project, which is designed to provide a more secure environment for citizens," says Manish Shah, VP South East Asia, Verint. "Verint solutions help public safety organizations meet a range of modern challenges, from evolving communications media to homeland security concerns, and in doing so, help improve performance and protect people, property and assets."
The task of implementing a state-of-the-art command, control and communications center (C3) was successfully executed by Surat Traffic Education Trust in partnership with the Surat City Police Department. To support its focus, it invested in Verint's Nextiva® Video Management Software™ and Nextiva Physical Security Information Management™ solutions in September 2012, taking the technology live last month as part of the overall Surat Safe City Project rollout. According to the organizations, these capabilities serve as critical components of the city's overall command center plan that's focused on proactive approaches to help identify, analyze and take action on security and criminal threats.
"Surat City is a commercial hub for India's diamond and textile markets. As such, the city is a high-security risk area for potential theft and crime. To help proactively identify and neutralize such threats, the city administration and police department initiated the Safe City Project to increase awareness and security amongst the people and help ensure 24x7 surveillance," adds Mr. Mihir Chahwala, Director, Innovative Telecom & Software Pvt Ltd., a leading security solutions company based in Western India, and a Verint partner.
About Verint Video and Situation Intelligence Solutions
Verint® Video and Situation Intelligence Solutions™ help protect people, property and assets, and enhance operational efficiency. The award-winning Nextiva® portfolio delivers a sophisticated framework for capturing enterprise-wide IP video and other security and operational information, and provides users with integrated analytics, situation management and operational management capabilities. Designed for use across the enterprise, finance, retail and critical infrastructure markets, Verint solutions help address the top security and operations challenges facing today's organizations through advanced security and business intelligence, vertical solutions and subject matter expertise.
About Verint Systems Inc.
Verint® (NAS: VRNT) is the global leader in Actionable Intelligence® solutions and value-added services. Its extensive portfolio of Enterprise Intelligence Solutions™ and Security Intelligence Solutions™ helps worldwide organizations capture and analyze complex, underused information sources—such as voice, video and unstructured text—to enable more timely, effective decisions. More than 10,000 organizations in 150 countries, including over 85 percent of the Fortune 100, use Verint solutions to improve enterprise performance and make the world a safer place. Headquartered in N.Y. and a member of the Russell 3000 Index, Verint has offices worldwide and an extensive global partner network. Learn more at www.verint.com.
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Elayne Aion, owner of The Dovetail Artisans, 105 Glenside Ave. in Glenside, was recently voted the "Best Gift Shop in Montgomery County" by The Happenings, an on-line magazine about everything Montgomery County. The nominations opened in January, and voting closed at the end of March. The Dovetail Artisans was nominated under the "Retail" category, specifically "Gift shops."
Aion, 59, undoubtedly picked up some votes from all the goodwill she has nurtured in the area from her fundraising events on behalf of local community organizations. For example, one non-profit that has benefited from her efforts is Nancy's House in Wyncote, which offers comprehensive respite for family care-givers.
Caregivers, whose own health and well-being may be imperiled by caring for a loved one, come to Nancy's House for two nights of undisturbed sleep, classes to better manage stress and to become part of an on-going community of support with other family caregivers.
"I have always been a believer in giving back to those in need," said Elayne, whose gift shop features American handcrafted items — personal gifts like jewelry and scarves, household items like clocks and inlaid boxes, office items like letter openers and magnetic boards, Judaica, puzzle boxes, mobiles, etc.
Other community organizations which have benefited from fundraising events held at The Dovetail Artisans are Free the Hikers, Breastfeeding Resource Center, Friends of High School Park, Abington High School Band, Living Beyond Breast Cancer and Rubye's Kids, which provides Christmas parties, school books and other necessities to impoverished kids in North Philly.
Aion, who opened her store in May of 2007, said that "I'd hoped for speedier growth, but each year my business has grown. I was off to a strong start the first year, but then the crash came, so now, considering the current economic climate, even growth in small increments is encouraging. I have many loyal customers who understand the value of buying from small, independently owned businesses, but I still feel a lot of competition from on-line sales as well as products imported from overseas.
"When the weather is too cold, too hot, too rainy, too whatever, the path of least resistance is sometimes just staying home and shopping online. And that path of least resistance is detrimental to small businesses which are the backbone of a strong community and neighborhood."
Aion is a pioneer in her own way. In 1974 the Cheltenham High School graduate became the first female bartender that Zeno's, the Penn State University college bar, had ever hired. Not exactly like being the first person to walk on the moon, but it was symptomatic of Elayne 's iconoclastic spirit.
A social work major, Aion (the word is the pronunciation of the letter "I" in the Hebrew alphabet) could not wait to graduate so she could travel the world. After joining the Peace Corps, Elayne was sent to the Philippines, where she taught proper nutrition to a mountain tribe of headhunters in the province of Kalinga-Apayo for two years. "I learned Ilicano, which was the common language of the mountain provinces," she said. "In one case, they told me this meat I was eating was from a deer. As it turned out, it was really from a dog. Later, I ate no meat for 15 years."
After her time in the Peace Corps, Elayne continued traveling throughout Asia — India, Nepal, Burma, Thailand and Singapore — until her money ran out again. "I wasn't shocked by the poverty I saw in Calcutta," she recalled, "because I had seen similar poverty in Manila."
Not only has Elayne traveled extensively in the world at large, but you might say her inner travels have been both extensive and intensive, as well. After 16 years of marriage and raising two sons — Justin, 31, and Myles, 25 — Elayne realized she was gay. She split up with her husband, who now lives in California and with whom she still has a cordial relationship. "He is a fine man," said Elayne , "but we just couldn't continue the way we were."
For the past 16 years Elayne has had a committed relationship with her life partner, Joan Liehe, 70, at their home near Glenside.
After her extensive travels in Asia, Elayne worked for eight years as a "headhunter," recruiting engineers and computer scientists for the corporate world. "I was recruiting for the 'Evil Empire,'" said Aion. "I don't like to think about it."
Elayne then worked for 11 years for her father, who owned the Berben Insignia Company, selling police equipment like badges and handcuffs to police and fire departments and security firms. Elayne's sister, Elyse Aion, now owns and operates the business (berbeninsignia.com), which is located in Rockledge.
Elayne then worked in hospice care for 10 years running a volunteer program for the Visiting Nurse Association. Two days after leaving that job, she learned that the owner of The Dovetail Artisans was looking for a buyer. "I went in the next day, and we made a deal in no time," said Elayne.
Aion, who has been a member of the Anna Crusis Choir, the nation's oldest feminist choir, for most of the last 10 years, said about her gift shop, "I am working longer, harder and more intensely than ever, but I'm very happy about it. There is definitely a learning curve, but I've always gone to craft shows and always loved American crafts anyway, so it's a perfect fit. The title on my business cards still reads, 'The Boss of Me,' so no matter how long and hard I work, I consider myself very lucky and couldn't be happier."
For more information about The Dovetail Artisans, call 215-887-2220 or visit thedovetailartisans.com.


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CRESTVIEW � Damanta Murphy, Shomari Coles, Keith Jackson Jr., Goldie Rogers and Derrick Steele are inmates in the Okaloosa County Jail Adjudicated Youth Facility.
CRESTVIEW � Damanta Murphy, Shomari Coles, Keith Jackson Jr., Goldie Rogers and Derrick Steele are inmates in the Okaloosa County Jail Adjudicated Youth Facility.
However, school officials expressed hope that newly attained diplomas will positively affect their lives.
The five were part of a graduating class of 11 students who pursued high school diplomas and GED certificates while serving time. The other six had already left the jail.
Hopes and dreams
"I am proud of him," Shomari's mother, Christina Oregon, said. "It's a situation that was bad, but he made it an accomplishment."
Shomari hopes to enter the military when he leaves jail � "hopefully next month� � he said.
Derrick said he wants to become a chef.
"I like to cook," he said. "It runs in the family."
Keith wants to join the military, and Damanta � who worked hard to earn his diploma as a birthday present � plans to play college basketball while he studies graphic design.
Goldie was just excited to display her GED certificate.
"It was hard," she said. "This was my second time taking the test. But Mr. (Andy) Simmons is an awesome teacher. If it wasn't for him, I wouldn't have done it. He had faith in me, because I sure didn't."
Encouraging words
Nick Kootsouradis, Okaloosa Schools assistant superintendent of operations, and Billy Mikel, director of Department of Juvenile Justice Education, offered encouraging words during a May 24 ceremony.
"You've taken the first step in a successful life by getting your diploma," Kootsouradis said. "The rest of your life is in your hands. Do what's right; not what's easy."
"You're going to have to be the meanest, toughest person you've ever been," Mikel said. "That doesn't mean you have to fight. It means you have to have courage" to avoid trouble.
Embraces and back slaps after the ceremony marked the first time most of the students had touched family members since incarceration.
"This is the first time they've seen their loved ones when they're not behind bulletproof glass" in the visiting room, Simmons said.
Voluntary effort
Under the program, jail officials provide a classroom; student-produced instructional displays line the walls. However, challenges abound, including students� early release before the academic year�s end, or being unable to attend class when confined in "The Hole," the basement discipline unit. Some return to the program after being arrested on another charge.
The program is voluntary. No statistics indicate whether those who graduate are more likely to succeed when released back into society.
Still, Simmons said having attained their GED certificates offers students hope, opportunity and a sense of self-confidence.
"The wrong choices that brought these graduates to jail have provided them the opportunity to make the right choices about furthering their education and changing their lives," he said.
"... You can't take this accomplishment away from them. They earned this."
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Columnist Robert Ehrlich asks why the Affordable Health Care Act is so long ("Obamacare: The 2,300 page monstrosity," March 25). The answer is that in a simpler time it was possible to write a law in simpler form because everyone knew what you meant, and you did not have to defend against every kook whose only goal in life was to look for any possible mistake or alternate meaning of a word or phrase.
Anyone who takes the trouble to look into the American health care system realizes the U.S. is sadly lacking in caring for it's citizens. The Affordable Health Care Act is an attempt to correct that.
While it is woefully inadequate, it is still far better than what we had before when you could have your insurance canceled as soon as you got ill and made a claim. Or if you had the temerity to be born with an illness or disease, or if one of the thousands of office workers whose only job was to find reasons not to cover a procedure decided not to pay for your treatment.
Now at least we can have some peace of mind knowing that we can expect to receive the treatment that we are paying for.
We are still a long way behind the rest of the world — we can still lose our home and everything we own if we or any member of our family gets ill or has an accident. But if the Republicans get into power we will go back to the Dark Ages of health care.
The reason American health care is so expensive compared to Switzerland, Taiwan, Canada, the UK, Japan, Germany, France, etc., is that ours is a for-profit system. Health care here is a business, and a big one too.
A universal health care system that everyone paid into and that covered everyone would mean that we would pay half what we pay now for health care — and get better treatment as well.
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Manchester United winger Ashley Young returns to the squad after recovering from a knee injury.
The England international has missed two months with the complaint, but returns for the visit of Tony Pulis's Stoke City side.
But defender Chris Smalling and Nemanja Vidic will miss out. Smalling has stepped up his recovery and has begun training with the United squad, but is not ready to return just yet after breaking a bone in his foot during pre-season.
For Stoke, former-Manchester United forward Michael Owen is struggling to recover from a groin strain, and is only likely to be fit enough for a place on the substitutes bench.
Potters defender Andy Wilkinson is available for selection after serving his suspension, but Ireland international Glenn Whelan faces a late fitness test on a hamstring complaint.
'We must be strong'
Manchester United winger Nani has called for a "strong" performance from his side when Stoke City visit Old Trafford. The Portuguese winger, like many of his teammates, is returning from international duty, but Nani will be looking to put the disappointing 1-1 draw against Northern Ireland behind him.
And the visit of Tony Pulis's Stoke City team offers Nani and United an excellent opportunity to keep up the pressure on league leaders Chelsea, although the United playmaker recognises Stoke possess a serious threat.
"It is always hard to play against Stoke because they play a different kind of football to most teams in the Premier League," said Nani on manutd.com.
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Officials with a Delaware County agency that supports disabled residents say its funding woes can be traced back to federal cuts and a lagging economy.
Officials with a Delaware County agency that supports disabled residents say its funding woes can be traced back to federal cuts and a lagging economy.
Now they say the Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities needs the support of voters next week to maintain services for the county's disabled and developmentally delayed.
On the ballot Tuesday, May 7, is a request to increase the current levy by 0.59 mills. If it's approved, county residents will pay an additional $17.15 annually per $100,000 in property valuation.
The current five-year, 2.1-mill levy, which costs about $64.30 for each $100,000 in home value, was passed in 2011 and expires in 2016.
If passed, the requested eight-year, 0.59-mill supplemental levy would expire in 2021.
Board Superintendent Robert Morgan said the funding increase is needed to continue services in light of a $1.4 million shortfall in revenue from 2011 to 2012, thanks largely to cuts in state money and declining property values.
The budget is further strained by a $2 million increase in federally mandated Medicaid matching expenses, Morgan said.
"We have had a financial crisis, and we're trying to pull ourselves out of it," he said. "We might have been able to just continue had we not had such a monumental loss of revenue."
The developmental disabilities board connects disabled and delayed residents across the county with services that include transportation and physical, occupational, behavioral, speech and vocational therapy.
It also helps to fund the purchase of hearing aids, car seats, ramps and other equipment that has been modified to assist people with disabilities.
Failure of the levy would hurt services for all clients not backed by a Medicaid waiver and would necessitate the creation of waiting lists for services, Morgan said.
"For the majority of individuals we serve, there will be significant reduction or elimination of services if we can't pass it," he said.
The board hasn't requested an increase in voted millage since 1986, even as the county experienced explosive population growth. Since 1987, the board's client base has more than quadrupled.
Morgan said a cost-containment plan has helped limit board expenditures. Employee pay tables were frozen in 2009 and all salaries were frozen in 2011.
Overall staffing also was reduced by 11 percent in the past year. The board currently has about 83 employees.


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Three-hundred and forty-five driving miles north of Los Angeles, 72 miles south of San Francisco and many leagues to the left of Middle America, Santa Cruz calls out to newcomers like a lazy mermaid atop Monterey Bay. With tie-dyed scales.
"Dude," this mermaid drawls. "What's your hurry?"
What with the redwoods, the shapely waves, the historic beachfront amusement park, the barking sea lions under the old wharf and the fluttering monarch butterflies that alight here every fall, Santa Cruz has always possessed plenty to lure tourists.
But there's never been a full-fledged stampede, maybe because the nearest commercial airports are in San Jose and Monterey. Or maybe it's because there's no easy freeway access. Most people come and go amid the heavy traffic on California Highway 1 (the coast) or California Highway 17 (inland).
Yet in the last two years, the eating and sleeping options here have taken a giant step forward. And thanks to the recession, many businesses, new and old, have been cutting prices or reinventing themselves.
On visits in October and November for this story, I checked out about a dozen lodgings and restaurants that have recently opened, upgraded, moved or cut prices. You can get ocean views for less than $200 a night. You can eat great meals for less than $20 a head.
Unless you're a true newcomer, you already know that surfers and students dominate the local culture.
The first surfers, three Hawaiian princes, apparently arrived here in 1885, which might make Santa Cruz the birthplace of surfing in California. The shaggy herds of university students arrived 80 years later, when the University of California opened a campus amid the big trees and meadows.
I could try to tell you that the place's reputation for hippie liberalism is overblown, but then I'd have to explain away the university's recent acquisition of the Grateful Dead archive. And I'd have to keep mum about Bookshop Santa Cruz, where every customer buying a copy of Sarah Palin's new autobiography last fall was offered a free bag of "Just Plain" nuts.
I suppose somewhere there's a surfer or student who came here and left, never to return. But that is hard to imagine as you're sidestepping the marimba players on Pacific Avenue or dodging the surfboard-toting bicyclists around Lighthouse Point and the Hook in Pleasure Point.
Despite the crippling Loma Prieta Earthquake of 1989 (which killed three people here and forced demolition of 27 buildings on Pacific Avenue), the city's population has doubled since the university opened its gates. It's about 56,000 now.
Most of the new and improved spots are downtown, where Pacific Avenue serves as the city's main drag, or along West Cliff Drive near the oceanfront boardwalk. But a couple of prime eateries (the Bonny Doon Vineyard Cellar Door Cafe and Kelly's French Bakery) sit in a former industrial zone on the fast-gentrifying West Side of town. A couple of the lodgings (Pleasure Point and Bella Notte inns) are in the Pleasure Point Area, an especially surfer-friendly zone where surfwear pioneer Jack O'Neill has been selling wetsuits since the 1950s.
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When it comes to sleeping, the Santa Cruz Dream Inn is the big dog on the waterfront, a 10-story slab of '60s grooviness that reopened in July 2008 after a major renovation. The redo put an exclamation point on the building's vintage, emphasizing such details as the yellow and orange tiles in the bathrooms and the lime-green window shutters. Rates start about $169.
Each of the 165 rooms has a balcony or patio and a view of Monterey Bay, and you can step straight from the hotel onto the beach sand. The building stands a short walk from the popular but semi-gritty boardwalk and wharf. The hotel's restaurant is Aquarius (breakfast, lunch and dinner, seafood a specialty).
By the way, because of the city's perch at the top of Monterey Bay, this stretch of coastline faces east, so you won't see the sunset over the ocean. But if you rise early enough, you can watch the sunrise.
Right across the street from the Dream Inn stands the West Cliff Inn, a bright white three-story Victorian home now converted into an upscale nine-room bed-and-breakfast. The mostly commercial neighborhood is awkward for a B&B. But once you're inside, the interiors are impeccable, with stained-glasswork above the stairwell and California landscape paintings on the walls.
Before we leave the neighborhood, let's cross West Cliff Drive again and give the Sea & Sand Inn its due. This is a sleeper. From the street it looks like another forgettable roadside lodging, one with cramped parking at that. But Sea & Sand has killer views and spacious, well-tended grounds for a place with only 22 rooms. Moreover, the owners finished a major renovation in May that improved interiors and landscaping and added two rooms.
A few blocks inland, you reach the downtown area. At first glance, you might mistake the Pacific Blue Inn for a condo building, but it's a new bed-and-breakfast. The owners built this nine-room place from the ground up, using many green materials, and opened it Memorial Day weekend. The inn is not long on character, but if you want a location handy to the main drag, it can't be beat.
Closer to the east end of town, you find the Pleasure Point neighborhood, where the Pleasure Point Inn stands across the street from a tiny bluff-top park that looks out over a prime surf break. The inn, 9 years old, has four rooms, with breakfast served in a common area that overlooks the street and ocean. It's not a good fit for kids or a dog, but if you have one or more of those, the same owners rent out six houses in Santa Cruz and nearby Capitola.
The 10-room Bella Notte Inn stands in the same general neighborhood. It's a smallish hotel in a 2007 building, so everything in it is spacious and in top shape. There's no pool (apart from the Dream Inn, the lodgings listed here do not have pools), but the beach is just a three-minute walk.
Feed the hunger
Now on to the eating, beginning with downtown.
Oswald has been in Santa Cruz for years, but chef Damani Thomas and his partners closed their old location in 2007 to move downtown, then reopened in December 2008. The new space is big and minimalist, with a black ceiling, black carpet and off-white walls. In a late October visit, after a strangely long wait (only four tables were occupied), I had the $10 wilted bitter green sandwich (Gruyere cheese, olive tapenade, aioli), and it was very good.
The Gabriella Cafe is an unassuming little place, with an even littler patio, where I had a tremendous lunch. It's been there since 1992; chef Bradford Briske moved up from sous chef last January. (Briske, formerly a vegetarian, started eating and cooking meat after he moved to Santa Cruz.)
Chances are the owner, Paul Cocking, will be your waiter, and chances are your table will be a two-top. It's a mostly Italian menu, with house-made pasta and main dishes including tripe pizza and squid ink cavatelli. I had the pappardelle with lamb ragout (and a fennel mint after) and was glad I did. I also liked staring at the wall, where somebody spent many hours finding, trimming and assembling twigs until they spelled out GABRIELLA.
Just a short stroll away stands Soif Wine Bar, open since 2002. (Soif means "thirst" in French.) The wine shop is small but gets praise from wine-trade insiders. In the dining and drinking area, the ceilings are high and the walls are covered with terra-cotta paint, grape-leaf sconces and four ancient grape trunks -- entire root and trellis systems that loom against the wall like tall, gnarled abstract sculptures. I can vouch for the pan-seared scallops with risotto and shiitake mushrooms.
You'll probably want to drive the mile and a half from downtown to La Posta, and it will be worth the trip. La Posta is an Italian restaurant with such dishes as Dungeness crab ravioli and roasted whole branzino (a European sea bass) with baby fennel and olive relish. It opened in 2006. The space was once a post office, but now it's gone mod, with angled walls. There's a bar up front and a few cool dangling lamps shaded by old Italian postcards. I liked the prosciutto-melon-fig dessert and the easygoing but expert service.
To see a part of Santa Cruz that has changed dramatically in recent years, head to the West Side of town. Here you'll find the Bonny Doon Vineyard's tasting room (which opened in late 2008) and the adjoining Cellar Door Cafe. The restaurant is a joint effort by Bonny Doon wine- maker Randall Grahm and chef David Kinch, with the kitchen run by executive chef Charlie Parker.
The dim, curvaceous dining room is inspired by the form of a chambered nautilus shell. Small plates dominate the menu and family-style dining is strongly encouraged, with a couple of long tables in the middle of the room and only a handful of two-top tables. Do not be alarmed by the UFO -- that's a visual reference to Bonny Doon's Le Cigare Volant, a Rhône red blend with a similar flying object on its label.
If you arrive in the neighborhood too early for dinner, you can find Kelly's French Bakery just a scone's throw away. Kelly's operated downtown for many years but decamped to take over this former Brussels sprouts packing house in 2003. It's now known as the Swift Street Commons, and the complex also includes Santa Cruz Mountain Brewing and neighbors the Bonny Doon tasting room. During Thanksgiving weekend, I grazed steadily and happily on Kelly's pumpkin pie (and some of the olallieberry pie too) for about 48 hours, and it's pretty affordable.
If you're pinching pennies, there's Charlie Hong Kong, near the Rio Theatre. It specializes in organic Asian street food. Along with noodle dishes and rice bowls with chicken, pork, beef and seafood toppings, it has salads and Vietnamese sandwiches. The bright greens, yellow and reds make it easy to find this eatery, which opened in 1998, taking over a former 1950s ice cream stand. Most of the seating is on the covered patio, but there are a few counter seats that look out the window at the world going by on Soquel Avenue.
Here's what you do after you've been in town a few days and gotten acclimated. Order a big, steaming Charlie Hong Kong lunch, take a seat with a view of the avenue. Then, as the drivers and bikers roll past, mouth these words to them:
"Dude. What's your hurry?"
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Andrew Perez stealing home plate in Saturday's double-header Biggs Wolverine victory over Westwood, 8-2, 12-9. (Photo by Portraits by Ricki)
Dalton Evenson went 1 for 3 with a double and two runs scored. Brendin Milbrath pitched four innings and picked up four strikeouts.
In the following game, the Wolverines were again victorious over Westwood, 12-9. Grayson Milburn went 2 for 3 with a triple and three RBIs. Andrew Perez pitched three innings and added four strikeouts.
Biggs will host the Bobby Hill tournament starting this Thursday with Gridley taking on Hamilton at 11 AM. Biggs will begin play on Friday at 11 AM against Quincy.


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MACON, Ga. – The Atlantic Sun Conference recently concluded its annual spring meetings of athletics directors, senior woman administrators and faculty athletic representatives. Among the issues the membership approved were a replay system for men's and women's basketball and the creation of new academic honors.
In men's and women's basketball, the Atlantic Sun will provide standard equipment to each institution to begin utilizing instant replay abilities for all home games. The schools will have an individual dedicated to video replay duties during all games.
The conference will institute three new levels of academic recognition for the league's student-athletes beginning in 2010-11. Student-athletes with a minimum of 48 credit hours at the institution and a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.400 or above would earn Conference Scholar recognition. Should a student-athlete post a cumulative GPA between 3.600 and 3.799 at the conclusion of their final year of eligibility, that student-athlete would receive the Commissioner's Scholar recognition. If a student-athlete earns at least 3.800 cumulative GPA at the conclusion of their final year of eligibility, that student-athlete would receive the Presidents' Scholar recognition.
"The student-athletes of the Atlantic Sun have a long-standing tradition of tremendous achievement in the classroom, including a record-breaking 60 percent earning All-Academic honors this year," Atlantic Sun Commissioner Ted Gumbart said. "These additional levels of honors for our student-athletes that reach elite levels of academic excellence provide well-deserved recognition for such outstanding performance."
The membership approved a requirement to have the A-Sun logo placed on all team uniforms (all uniforms, all sports).
During a reception, the conference recognized ETSU as the winner of the Bill Bibb Combined All-Sports Race and the Jesse C. Fletcher Men's All Sports Race. The league presented Kennesaw State the Sherman Day Trophy in recognition of winning the Women's All Sports Race. Commissioner Ted Gumbart announced Belmont's Brittany Thune and ETSU's Paul Hoilman as the winners of the A-Sun Scholar Athletes of the Year. The conference also presented Bobby Pope, the outgoing Mercer Director of Athletics, a plaque commemorating Pope's 19 years as the leader of Mercer athletic program.
The Atlantic Sun Conference is an 11-member league committed to Building Winners for Life. The A-Sun stands for achievement with integrity in both the academic and athletic arenas, with a focus on the balance between the two for our student-athletes. Headquartered in Macon, Ga., the A-Sun boasts six of the top eight media markets in the Southeast. The A-Sun includes a blend of the most prestigious and dynamic private and public institutions in the region: Belmont University, Campbell University, East Tennessee State University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Jacksonville University, Kennesaw State University, Lipscomb University, Mercer University, University of North Florida, University of South Carolina Upstate and Stetson University.
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The Caddo Herald
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W.D. Cain Dies of Shots by Lassiter
The quiet observance of Thanksgiving was marred by the shooting and subsequent death of W. D. Cain, who lives 5 miles east of Caddo.
L. F. Lassiter went to Durant and gave himself up, admitting that he did the shooting.
The shooting occurred about 4:30 in the afternoon at the Lassiter store, 4 miles east of Caddo. Mr. Cain was shot through the lower abdomen and was taken immediately to his home, where medical aid was summoned. At night he was taken to the Sherman Hospital in the hope of saving his life. He died the next morning about 11 o'clock having never become strong enough for an operation. The funeral was held in Caddo Cemetery at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, conducted by Elder G. P. Mills who lives west of town.
The shooting seems to have been one of those unfortunate events that might have been avoided. Mr. Lassiter claims, and he is substantiated by reliable testimony of eye witnesses, that Mr. Cain was coming into his store with an open knife in his hand, making threatening movements, and that he shot once in the floor to stop Cain. Failing in this, he shot through the abdomen.
Mr. Cain was 49 years of age, a well-to-do farmer, a man loved and respected by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and six children, two grown and married. He was a man whose word was good and who was a peaceable neighbor, according to neighbors who have known him a long time.
Mr. Lassiter is about 55 years of age, keeps a small store on his place, owns his farm, has a wife and son.
County Attorney Turnbull was here that night making investigation.
Mr. Lassiter was released from jail Saturday night on a bond of $5,000 which he made.


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- St. Thomas has the only international airport in the Virgin Islands in its capital city, Charlotte Amalie.
- Excellent, duty-free jewelry shopping -- discount diamonds and rare gems -- in Charlotte Amalie
- Beautiful Magens and Sapphire beaches -- excellent sailing, fishing, scuba diving, and snorkeling
- Lively party and yacht scene in Red Hook
- 86- to 91-degree beach weather, year round
- No passport required for United States citizens (though it's recommended)
- Tap water is safe to drink.
- In general, hotel service is less attentive than in most other Caribbean Islands, like Jamaica or the Dominican Republic.
- High incidence of robbery and harassment in Charlotte Amalie, especially after dark.
- Unreliable public transportation (mostly unmetered taxis available)
- Cruise-ship passengers crowd the best beaches, restaurants, and shops (most days).
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By Roy Jay | 1/15/2014, 1:10 p.m.
For the past 20 plus years, there has been talk about the need for Portland to have a convention center headquarter hotel. Lack of political leadership in the past kept us on square one. Voters approved a beautiful multimillion dollar convention center that opened in 1990 that would be the epicenter of many future national meetings, conferences and conventions.
Portland now has a real chance to make this headquarter hotel become a reality on the east side of the Willamette, but there is a small group of hotels, well financed (only 7) that have launched a campaign to stop the efforts. They did not object when taxpayer dollars were used to build The Nines hotel, the OHSU Tram or Jeld Wen Field.
The proposed hotel would complement not only the convention center but also the Moda Center which attracts many people from out of town. Development of the close-in east side will spur even more jobs, businesses and visitors to our city. But opponents want to take the matter to the voters in an effort to keep all of the business in downtown Portland.
Opponents offer nothing other than self-serving interest. The fact that this hotel will provide higher paying jobs because it will be union-built and operated, will be a plus for Portland's marketing efforts. Portland has only two union-operated hotels, both downtown. One of which is more historic and not orientated toward conventions. We lose some government groups and union conventions because we do not have enough union hotels. There is a reason why government officials including Presidents can only stay at two hotels in Portland.
The old saying "if we build it, they will come" is so true in this case. We no longer have time to be so politically correct that we lose future opportunities. After all, the people that are screaming the loudest are paying their employees the least amount of money while their owners fly private jets and spend more time on the golf course.
We need to be team players and work for the greater good of our entire city not just a select few. I'm not just blowing in the wind, you see I have been one of the many hard working soldiers selling Portland to out of town associations, organizations and individuals for the past 20 plus years.
We know how tough it is to compete when we are going to a gun fight with a knife (not literally). Spokane has now become a competitor to Portland and recently announced a 700 room convention center hotel. Yes, this is not a misprint. I said Spokane. In the meantime, local opponents want to take this matter to the public for a voter referendum and throw the baby out with the bath. All the reports from their so-called experts are gibberish. They do not live in Portland and their data focuses on recession and 9-11 economic scenarios. We are unique.
So if you happen to see a paid petitioner at the mall, downtown or at your front door wanting you to sign up to kill the headquarter hotel, simply ask them if this project will increase your taxes. (Remember $10 per hour petitions will tell you anything to get your signature). In reality, this project will not cost local taxpayers a single dime.


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After a 53-year hiatus, the Hendrix College football team resumed play with a last-second 46-44 win over Westminster College at Young-Wise Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Trailing by one, freshman kicker Steve Crenshaw booted a 25-yard field goal through the uprights with one second remaining in the game to give the Warriors their first victory since the program's last game in 1960.
In front of a raucous crowd of 2,942 fans, Hendrix took the opening kickoff and turned the ball over two plays later after a nine-yard sack and an interception by Blue Jay linebacker Josh Bromberg. Westminster tailback Ronnie Seals Jr. rushed for 26 yards then punched it in from the two for the first score of the game.
The young Warriors, under head coach Justin "Buck" Buchanan, marched the ball 88 yards over nine plays, capped by a nine yard touchdown pass from Seth Peters to Travus McMahon to tie it up with 9:43 left in the opening quarter. Peters found McMahon for a 45-yard pass to set up a five yard rushing TD by running back Thomas Weissert to put Hendrix up 14-7 at the 3:31 mark.
The Blue Jays scored on back-to-back drives to open the second quarter, but Peters answered with a 44-yard pass to junior receiver Casey Caton to tie the game back up at 21-21. Westminster regained the lead, which stood at halftime, when reserve quarterback Justin Billiot broke through for a 73-yard run.
The Blue Jays went up by two scores by eating four minutes off the clock on a 11-play, 70-yard drive and Seals Jr. scoring on a one-yard rush. After a three-and-out series for Hendrix, Billiot turned the ball over when cornerback Mac Adkins forced and recovered a fumble with 9:43 left in the third quarter. Freshman tailback Dayton Winn opened the drive with a 55-yard run, but the Warriors had to settle for a 26-yard field goal by Crenshaw to cut the deficit to 35-24.
Two plays into Westminster's next drive, starting quarterback Joe Plassmeyer completed a pass to Mike Washington, but nose guard Stephen Stearman caused Washington to fumble and the ball was picked up by redshirt freshman safety Caleb Shannon for a 33-yard return to the Blue Jay 16. After a personal foul on the play, Hendrix had the ball at the eight and scored on a one-yard pass to tight end Doug Phillips. On their next drive, the Black & Orange drove 82 yards and capped the series with a 22-yard pass to Caleb Brake, going up 36-35. The Warriors' two-point conversion attempt was batted down.
Winn, from Pea Ridge, Ark., scatted 25 yards to give Hendrix a 43-35 advantage with 12:38 to play. On the next drive, Bromberg came up with his second interception of the game and returned it for a 39-yard touchdown. The Blue Jays took a 44-43 lead with 3:52 remaining on a 28-yard field goal from Kevin Ludwig.
The Warriors took 15 plays and went 67 yards before Crenshaw hit the game-winning field goal. Winn had runs of 22 and 20 yards in the game-winning drive.
As a team, Hendrix ran 87 plays for 538 yards, while Westminster had 61 plays and 410 yards. Both teams committed three turnovers, but penalties cost the Blue Jays who committed 12 for 90 yards, while the Warriors were penalized six times for 51 yards. Hendrix also made 28 first downs, including six via penalty.
Winn ran 20 times for 146 yards and a touchdown, plus had three catches for 32 yards. Weissert ran 11 times for 58 yards. Peters went 25-for-40 for 318 yards and four touchdowns. Caton had eight catches for 146 yards and a score.
Crenshaw was 4-for-5 on extra point attempts and 2-for-2 in field goals. Cunningham made 10 tackles on defense with a sack, two tackles for loss, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Corner Matt Ramirez came up with 10 tackles, eight of which were solo and Shannon made eight tackles as well. Stearman came up with seven tackles, 1.5 for a loss.
Seals Jr. rushed 19 times for 100 yards and two TDS for the Blue Jays. Plassmeyer was 17-for-27 with 194 yards and a TD. Louvis Johnson led the defense with 12 tackles and Brett Carrigan had 10 tackles, six for a loss, and 3.5 sacks.
Hendrix will open Southern Athletic Association play when they play at Birmingham-Southern College on Saturday, Sept. 14.
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After a 53-year hiatus, the Hendrix College football team resumed play with a last-second 46-44 win over Westminster College at Young-Wise Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Trailing by one, freshman kicker Steve Crenshaw booted a 25-yard field goal through the uprights with one second remaining in the game to give the Warriors their first victory since the program's last game in 1960.


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