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Poll: Will you use iOS 4.3 Wi-Fi personal hotspot? How much would you pay?
The Verizon iPhone will ship with Wi-Fi personal hotspot and iOS 4.3 looks like it will bring it to everyone -- but will you use it? And more important how much are you willing to pay for the privilege?
Verizon provides it free on some devices but charges for it on others. AT&T charges for tethering and makes you switch to one of their new, limited data plans so if you're grandfathered into unlimited it could be a deal breaker. On the other hand it will let you ditch your Mi-Fi if you've been using one of those as well as an iPhone.
How important in Wi-Fi personal hotspot to you and how much would you pay for it? Vote in the poll up top and let us know the details in the comments below!
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Hi Georgia,
I Would suggest another answer for the Poll:
. No, I'll jailbreak my not compatible iPhone and use a hotspot alternative. :)
Best Regards,
Tipb is going poll and question crazy. I understand you want community participation but I think it would be a good idea for the tipb staff to figure out a way for site visitors to filter out some of this stuff and just be able to view news stories.
Why would someone use this instead of MyFi? If it's strictly a money issue, jailbreaking is free and MyFi costs what AT&T will probably charge for a single month of usage.
Another poll? Yep, must be Georgia. How about something worth reading?
Because not everyone wants to jailbreak. I don't have anything against jb, but it's not for everyone.
Finally I was able to do a poll on my iPhone!
My phone is jailbroken, and I have used the MyWi program to create a wi-fi spot when I don't have access to free wi-fi. I don't like the carriers charging extra just to tether your phone to a computer or iPad. Data is data no matter which device is using it. I have unlimited data, but those on a limited plan should be able to use all of the data they have purchased with no restrictions.
I pay for 2GB a month. I would like to be able to use that 2GB how ever I choose. And if I go over, they will most certainly bill me for the overage - so it is not like I am expecting any hand-outs.
Besides, when the reported 20% jump ship from AT&T then there will be enough bandwidth for my hotspot. :)
Here is the thing I could jailbreak and make it free, but I do not have to do that I could put my SIM card in my Nokia E71x and use joikuspot and use that and if is free and AT&T does not charge me at all, also I could use an Nexus Android phone or rooted android phone.
I currently pay $20.00/month for the feature on my Droid X. When I get the iPhone I don't see why it would change. I'll be happy to pay the $20.00 per month on VZW.
This whole hotspot craze is stupid, we already have tethering over USB and bluetooth, and tethering when not plugged in killes your battery so fast you can almost watch the percent go down, so it has to be plugged in anyway, why not use USB? It's way faster than wifi anyway
And with the argument that you can connect up to 5 computers, with both verizon and AT&T the speed is good enough for one to be nice and speedy but more than one? Good luck
I need such a minimum amount of data with this feature that paying for it just doesn't make sense. I will jailbreak and MiFi it, I guess.
Hear this Telco's? Charge a flat $/min/MB and stop the pre-determined tiered BS pricing. Could you imaging if we had to pick our electricity at out houses this way? Or the number of hours we watch TV? Water usage.
Bottomline: We pay for data, and carriers need to stop charging for HOW you use your data. Whether I am tethering to a computer or streaming pandora, I'm still pulling data. Its a shame that people are not more up in arms over this. This is one thing that really bugs me about US carriers. Times are changing and carriers are not. In an age where people have, phones, tablets, and connected PCs, we need to simplify this process
How can we complain.. how can we petition.. I really aggree with you.. they have to make tethering free.. and unlimited for those of us with an unlimited data plan..
Chris is right. We pay for data already. Why do we have to pay MORE for HOW we use it? Lets apply that logic elsewhere...
I just bought a gallon of milk for $3. But if I want to pour some in a glass it is an additional $.50 per glass.
The only people this makes sense to are the people collecting the money.
Chris, what you and other people don't seem to understand is that data is not data. Understand this. Streaming pandora from your iPhone, and using your phone for a hotspot are completely different things. You can't download a 7gig operating system from Limewire from your cell phone like you can on a laptop. That's why. It's not even close to the same thing.
I don't think you understand. We are paying for the data. They can't charge us to access it.
It would be like them charging us a monthly fee to access our data through an app like Facebook. They can't, it would be double dipping, and that's against the law where I'm from.
I agree with limited data plans we shouldn't pay extra for tethering. Unlimited on a cell phone is very different than unlimited on a pc so I do agree that you should pay extra to tether if you have an unlimited plan.
@Lime Just because you CAN do more with a PC vs a phone doesnt mean that the data is any different. If you want to download a 7gig file over the air, then you should pay for it. I would trade non unlimited data for being able to have multiple uses for the data that I pay for. If I pay for 5gb's, then I should be able to use them however I want each month.
...Aren't "Yes, but only if it's free" and "No. Grandfathered into unlimited data" essentially the same statement? Just one is half full and one is half empty?
I'm grandfathered into an unlimited plan.. I will use it even if its $10 or $20 on the basis that I keep my unlimited data plan and get unlimited tethering.. I will only use it for my iPad 2 wifi only.. So really They have nothing to worry about cause I use mostly wifi on my phone as it is..
This is where I'm at. As long as I can do unlimited I'm willing to pay a bit more.
Lets be realistic folks... if they just give it away we're all screwed as people will just hog the bandwidth. I think its realistic to charge $10-20 extra a month but no more!
I hope the battery doesn't fade like most Androids do running a hotspot.
Jailbreaking just seems dumb to me.
@ Chris - Preach it. Could not agree more with you!!!
I was using a hotspot app on my N95 3 years ago, T-mobile in UK, so won't be impressed if they try to charge for it, unlocked anyway.
In a word... MyWi
I rather have unlimited data again rather then the WIFI hotspot functionality. I wonder how well our battery life will be with the WIFI hotspot?
Shameless pimping of your site will make me never visit it.
I won't do anything that risks losing my unlimited data plan. If adding this feature forces me down to a limited data plan it's a deal-killer. That said, I have crappy AT&T data coverage where I live. So bad that I actually added a Verizon wireless hotspot to give me 3G coverage where I live and work. It's extra money but it guarantees me great data coverage throughout the U.S. Because of the coverage issue, I won't pay anything more for AT&T hotspot
People do the stupidest things to own the Jesus phone. What a joke. How about picking the carrier and not the phone, you can't because it's not the iPhone.
I did pick the carrier. I was a VW customer for many years and then started doing a lot of travel outside the U.S. so I switched to AT&T. The coverage was fine where I "used" to live. Since I moved my ATT coverage is not that great and especially my data coverage. Because I still do a lot of traveling I'm sticking with ATT but also want good data coverage while at home/work. I expect that at some point ATT will improve their coverage in my area and I can drop the VW hotspot, but until then I have my international use AND great local 3G data coverage. Plus I get easily shared data on my notebook, netbook, phone, and anything else I want wifi access to. IF ATT opens up their iPhone to provide hotspot coverage that would take care of the last point, but it still wouldn't address my need for good local and international coverage. I'd love to hear any real suggestions you have for alternatives. Oh, and I choose NOT to jailbreak my phone. I left Windows phones because of instability and I actually appreciate Apple's control of content to ensure a positive user experience.
I think a fair compromise would be 2 GB free. If you want unlimited, there should be an additional charge.
I don't pay anything extra for tethering, as long as I don't max out my monthly data plan, so wifi should also be free.
I only carry my iPhone around so I have nothing that needs internet to share with out on the town. Laptops and tablets are just in the way.
I hope that it's free. If it is, I may occasionally use it. If I have to pay, no way in he'll am I paying more for the monthly bill.
Either way, it's a useful new feature that makes the iPhone even more versatile.
Is anyone missing the obvious here? Verizon's iPhone isn't going to allow simultaneous data and voice. So if you use hotspot and tether your laptop to it, your phone isn't going to work. I have a hard time believing that they will perfect the cutting of your data session to accept a phone call.
What good is a WiFi hotspot that drops when you receive a phone call? Until either Verizon's CDMA network supports simultaneous Voice and Data or the iPhone supports LTE this is a useless feature.
Not in my lifetime. They will charge to much.
I'll use it ONLY if its free.... Wishful thinking :/
Pretty simple equation for me. I would use it only to tether my Wifi-only iPad while travelling, but I certainly cannot justify being charged extra to use the data I am already paying for.
Pay twice irks me with Cable/Pay TV already, no interest with Telcos, who have the most expensive data per MB on earth (texts!)
This is something I would pay a one-time "connect" fee, even as high as $50. But if they charge $20/month for no extra data and require me to go on a metered plan, sorry, I stay with MiFi.
I can't understand why I should have to pay for an iOS feature that allows me to use the bandwidth I'm already paying to use. Bits are bits. It doesn't matter if they come from my iPhone or my Macbook Pro. There's no stress on the network for local tethering, so why is there a tax put upon it?
Device-specific plans are just a waste of my money. AT&T, I want an account for ME, no matter which device I use.
If the $20 fee increased the data limit to a more reasonable 5GB I'd consider it. However charging extra for just using the same 2GB you get with new iPhone contracts for which you already have to pay $25/month is simply daylight robbery. (and forcing old loyal customers to downgrade to 2GB to get tethering is even worse)
I use less than 1GB/month on my phone, but I could easily go over 2GB on a tethered computer, using it as a backup home connection or when away from home (I don't trust free/unencrypted wifi hotspots).
Another issue would be battery life. How long would even the iPhone 4 last with this? And of course when your battery is dead you have also lost use of your phone.
For the cost and battery reasons I went with the Virgin Mobile PAYG MiFi. It's great in that you can pay for only when you use it and you have several choices of amounts, plus if the battery dies only my hotspot is down. Sprint's network isn't any better than AT&T here in Florida though. Coverage may be slightly better, but unless you have full signal the data rates are terrible if not nonexistent. Max data rates are half AT&Ts and ping times are almost double too. It has still come in very handy though.
To those that jailbreak and tether for free, thanks for congesting the network for the rest of us...
I'm also grandfathered into an unlimited data plan. I'll get the service, whether it be $10 a month or $20 a month, but only if I can keep my unlimited data plan.
You're not really paying for 2GB of data. AT&T sure doesn't expect you to use that much. I'd guess most people use far less but select that option because they use more than 200mb. I'm sure the prices they came up (for the 2gb plan) with don't assume everyone using 2GB of data.
But if they allow free tethering, you're more likely to use that 2gb. AT&T knows this too. Therefore, they want to charge you more.
Not willing to pay anything for hotspot but I will J/B my iPhone 4 if I don't get it for the first time to be able to use it just because when I got my iPhone 4 they lost my unlimited data plan by giving my number to someone else now I'm stuck with 1.5gb (on O2 in the uk)
Jailbreaking in 3, 2, 1
Free WiFi hotspot is the main reason why I still own and use a palm pre plus from verizon. No other phone has that freedom. If it was free on iphone, all other phones would be swiftly tossed out the door.
I'm hoping for a jailbreak that will enable the built in personal hotspot. MyFi is great, but one less app to manage is always a good thing.
Personal hotspot = bragging rights. Had this on my nexus one and ive only used it a few times.
I didn't seem to notice anyone point out that the Verizon iPhone will not run data and voice simultaneously, so every time a call comes in it, you will lose your data connection, or what if you take the call and spend a few minutes on the phone. At least where I am I have good AT&T coverage and them now deploying their hspa+, I just tested and got over 6mbps/down and 1.5mbps/up on my cellular network. however I feel bad for anyone without AT&T service, because Verizon's EVDO rev A. Is not as advanced....
So if I were to get the Verizon iPhone I wouldn't use the hotspotr, I do have the VZW mifi, which I love,
AT&T hspa, is way more advanced, but Verizon's footprint is s much greater, if everyone could just work together.... Soooo sad.....


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I was on my way home from work last night when a young girl turned in front of me. I was doing 40-45mph and did not have a chance to let off the gas. Luckily I was the only one in the truck. She was driving a jeep patriot or compass. At least it still shines. The tow truck drivers shirt reflected in the paint while he cleaned up the spilled fluids. I am waiting for my insurance company to tell me if it is totaled or not. My guess is that it is. I hardly felt the impact and the airbag was nice and soft. I am sore as heck today.
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Ouch, glad you are okay, Trucks are replaceable lives aren't. Make sure you get checked out, the pain usually takes a few days to hit you and better to be safe than sorry
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Could have been worse, at least your ok! Sad to see rig like that but its better that than you!
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That sucks. Glad to hear you are just a little sore.
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Packers Periscope: Wild Card vs. San Francisco 49ers
The Past: Do we really need to remind ourselves of the past? Â Sometimes it seems like certainly match-ups become one sided rivalries; in the 1990′s the Packers seemed never able to beat the Dallas Cowboys and recently it's seemed like the Packers have always gotten better of the Atlanta Falcons and Chicago Bears but the team that seems to give the Aaron Rodgers Packers the most problems is the Jim Harbaugh lead San Francisco 49ers. Â Quarterback Colin Kaepernick stole the show in their last playoff meeting, setting a new record for yards on the ground for a quarterback and added 263 yards in the air and two touchdowns. Â On the other side of the ball, Aaron Rodgers just couldn't get anything going against the stout 49ers defense and was stymied into a 1 dimensional passing attack.
The Packers drew the unfortunate luck of having to see their rivals right out of the gate this season with similar results. Again Aaron Rodgers couldn't get much going against the defense, the running game lead by two rookies just wasn't ready and the defense fell apart, this time only through the passing game as Kaepernick threw for 412 yards and 3 touchdowns and made aging receiver Anquan Boldin look like the second coming of Jerry Rice.
Since then the Packers have mostly been licking their wounds quietly with bigger issues to fry such as replacing Rodgers for 8 games while his shoulder blade recovered, or having to find a new defensive line and linebacking core as players shuffled in due to injuries. Â Getting to the playoffs was essentially a pipe dream until week 17 (the Packers at the lowest had a 6% shot at getting into the playoffs), when they secured their playoff berth with a miracle 4th down touchdown from Rodgers to Randall Cobb, who was also coming back from a horrific bone break of his own. Â While neither the Packers nor the Bears were really expected to fare all that well in the playoffs, getting in is an accomplishment on its own, especially considering the wretched season they had to endure just to get to this point.


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Eleven-year-old David Greenberg dreams of becoming a TV superstar like his idol, Jon Stewart. But in real life, David is just another kid terrified of starting his first year at Harman Middle School. With a wacky sense of humor and hilarious Top 6½ Lists, David spends his free time making TalkTime videos, which he posts on YouTube.
But when David and his best friend have a fight, David is lucky enough to make a pretty cool new friend, Sophie—who just (gulp) happens to be a girl. Sophie thinks David's videos are hilarious, and she starts sending out the links to everyone she knows. Sophie's friends tell their friends, and before David knows it, thousands of people are viewing his videos—including some of the last people he would have expected.
Excerpted from How to Survive Middle School by Donna Gephart. Copyright © 2010 by Donna Gephart. Excerpted by permission of Yearling, a division of Random House LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.


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|Men's Soccer Adds Three For 2014-15
WILMINGTON, North Carolina – UNCW head men's soccer coach Aidan Heaney has announced the additions of Ryan Cretens, Kalvin Kromer and Jacob Turney to his roster for the 2014 season.
"The addition of Ryan, Kalvin and Jake addresses some immediate needs that we had for this coming year, giving us some additional quality and depth to our team," said Heaney. "I expect them to come in ready to compete and to get on the field. We look forward to working with them in August."
Ryan Cretens, a goalkeeper, comes to the Seahawk program after playing at the prep level for Jeremiah Mattingly at Wake Forest-Rolesville High School and for the Capital Area Railhawks Academy program. TopDrawerSoccer.com listed Ryan as a four-star recruit and 25th in the South Atlantic Region. Cretens has participated in several showcases including the Academy Showcase in Sarasota, Fla., in 2012 and 2013 and the Academy Regional Showcase in Dallas, Texas in 2013.
"Ryan joins the team as one of the top Goalkeepers coming out of high school in North Carolina this year. He has made huge strides in his play the past two seasons while playing for Capital Area Railhawks Academy U-18's. He is athletic and plays with a presence. He is a good shot stopper, is comfortable playing with his feet and continues to improve in that department. I see a lot of potential in Ryan – he has a determined attitude and will continue to develop working with Sean Melvin and Sam Williams every day."
Kalvin Kromer is another in-state product hailing from the Capital Area. Kromer played at Green Hope High School and plays with the Capital Area Railhawks, along with Cretens, at the club level. Kromer is another four-star recruit and ranked 42nd in the South Atlantic region by Top Drawer Soccer. Kalvin notched six goals and 12 assists from his midfield position for the Falcons, who claimed the 4A State title last fall. Kromer was honored as first-team All-Tri-Nine Conference.
"Kalvin will push to get minutes right away as a freshman. I have watched Kalvin blossom the past two years and believe we have a good one joining the Seahawk family! He continues to grow physically and his confidence has grown having moved from Fuquay-Varina to the Capital Area Railhawks and is now concentrating on playing one sport. He can play deep in the midfield or higher across the front, and is very comfortable on the ball. He can link play as well as get around the park and I feel he will give us another dimension in midfield."
Jacob Turney hails from Dayton, Md., and played at River Hill High School under the direction of coach Matthew Shagogue. Turney, who captained the Hawks his junior and senior seasons, was a 2013 NSCAA High School All-America selection, attended the NSCAA All-America game and participated in the Disney Showcase for his club team SAC United Premier. In addition, he earned first-team All-State and NSCAA All-Region honors in both his junior and senior seasons. In four seasons of playing at the varsity level, Turney collected 26 goals and 14 assists, including six goals and three assists as a senior.
"Jacob can play wide in midfield or up front, and will bring a presence, high work rate and energy to our team. He did well with his club team, SAC United, and played with current Seahawk Colin Bonner. Jake was recognized for his abilities by being awarded High School All-American his past year. I expect Jake to come in fit and raring to go, and provide us another attacking threat. He has a positive attitude and will compete each day to keep getting better."


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Atencio Gives Up "Reckoning" PPV Numbers....Sorta can you put this out as a new thread??
MMAInsider spoke with Affliction Entertainment Vice President Tom Atencio on Wednesday evening as he returned from a meeting with executives from Golden Boy Entertainment. The spectacled promoter said his team is working on logistics with the boxing promoters for future shows. At the time, he doesn't know whether the idea of cross-breeding MMA and boxing will materialize. His guess for the alliance's next event ranged from June to July.
But enough of all those question marks--MMAInsider wanted to know what the pay per view numbers were for "Day of Reckoning."
Published reports citing Golden Boy CEO Richard Schafer have put the figure between 150,000-200,000 buys, giving the promotion a low estimate--at $44.95 a pop--of between $6,742,500 and $8,990,000 in net revenue.
Atencio, citing his company's desire not to discuss money a la the UFC, put it this way: "We did 50% better than our last event."
MMAWeekly.com was the first to report his estimate for Affliction's first event, "Banned," in which he said the broadcast "did well over 100,000 (buys)." That was before the partnership with Golden Boy; Atencio said his company got a better deal than the standard 40 percent of net revenue doled out to the promoter of the event. A conservative estimate of a $2.4 million take was "within the ballpark."
In an interview with MMAInsider following the second event, Atencio claimed he was not privy to the pay per view deal secured for "Reckoning," as Golden Boy was dealing with Showtime pay per view.
But assuming the standard 40 percent take for promoters in a pay per view event and a 50 percent improvement from 100,000 buys, a low estimate for Afflction/Golden Boy's pay per view take would be $2,697,000. Combined with total gate receipts of $1,429,557, the event could have produced $4,126,557 in gross revenue, excluding other sources like merchandising and sponsorships.
The total on-the-books payroll for the event was $3.3 million. Fedor Emelianenko, who pummeled Andrei Arlovski in the main event, received $1.2 million less than his Belarusian counterpart, but it is widely believed he was given an off-the-books bonus north of a million dollars.
As you would expect, there are a lot of variables in Affliction's equation of profitability. The two companies are private and are required only to disclose the salaries paid to their athletes. There are staff costs, venue costs, taxes, advertising--a litany of expenses that subtract from revenue. And as speculation indicates with Emelianenko, the true numbers of the event's payroll may never be known. Those, in addition to live gate receipts, are a very limited picture of success.
Then there's the possibility that Atencio and Golden Boy have been misleading about the true numbers--not a far-fetched scenario in the world of fight promotion.
Still, even at low estimates, the raw pay per view and gate numbers are impressive for a non-UFC promotion in this economy.
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By GORDIE LITTLE, Small Talk
---- — Two Irishmen walk into a pub. OK, I won't bore you with that one, but I feel compelled to proudly wear the green today.
I donned my favorite kelly green long-sleeved fleece shirt and buttoned it up to the neck for inspiration as I write this "Little" bit of blarney. Kaye quickly remarked that I had used all the wrong button holes.
Lest you think I'm claiming to have 100-percent Irish blood coursing through my veins, I desist. At the age of 4, I memorized the melting pot that is my heritage, and it goes like this: French, Irish, Scottish, English, Dutch, German and Indian. I would now refer to the latter as Native American.
French was first because my middle name is Requa. My mother's paternal roots in this country date back to 1697 when three Requa brothers came to America, and one of them settled in what is now Sleepy Hollow, near Tarrytown, N.Y. In 1997, Requas from far and wide gathered there to celebrate their tercentennial reunion. It was a fabulous weekend, as we toured the original Requa home site, walked past ancient Requa graves in the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and participated in a wonderful Sunday service held in the charming Old Dutch Reform church. The New York Times made it a front-page spread. When we got home, I wrote my impressions of the event and recorded them with music on audio cassettes, distributed to many of the attendees.
The oldest Requa present was Aunt Eloise, my mother's sister. The youngest was a tiny baby, whom I think was from Requa, Calif. I have recently renewed correspondence with Eloise's daughter (my first cousin), Gloria. She was 92 on March 5 and still drives her car.
So much for the distaff side of the family. With the surname Little, there has to be a goodly number of genes from the old sod as well as from Scotland. Growing up, I was told very little about the Littles. You're fortunate if you knew all your grandparents. Mine all left this earth when I was very young; but I recall a giant of a red-headed Irishman visiting our house in Thornwood, N.Y., when I was about 5. He was my dad's father. I saw him only once before he died.
After almost six decades, I began a search and, with the help of many friends familiar with genealogy, I was able to trace my paternal ancestors back to Letterkenny, now the largest and most populated town in County Donegal, Ireland. During the horrible potato famine in 1848, the man of the house gathered up a young son and daughter and boarded what we now call a "coffin" ship in Derry, bound for America. They landed in Philadelphia and eventually made their way to Rochester, N.Y. My dad, the late Russell E. Little, was born in nearby Victor, in 1907.
During a trip to Ireland with our daughter-in-law Judy Connell Baker several years ago, we enjoyed a walking tour around Derry. As we stood looking at the water, I told our guide I always longed to stand on the spot where my ancestors got onto the ship all those years ago. He asked where we were spending the night, and I pointed to a hotel across the street. He smiled broadly and said, "You're in luck. That's the exact spot where they boarded." Talk about goose bumps!
I've never had an opportunity to trace the Littles back to Scotland, but Kaye and I went there with our son Gordie and his wife, Lisa. I thought I'd look for "Little" references in the old church books with thousands of names. Imagine my surprise to find that our surname was very common, but without professional help, I could never make the specific connections.
When I moved to Plattsburgh in 1961 to begin a long radio career, the Mannix family soon embraced me and always gave me a warm Irish welcome anytime I crossed their doorstep. Their St. Patrick's Day parties were legendary and as fresh in my memory as if they happened today. I won't say we always sang on key, but at least we sang with Irish enthusiasm.
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Oakley cyclist Bradley Wiggins has put in too much hard work over the past winter to let a small mechanical problem ruin his performance at the Tour of Romandie. Wiggins overcame an issue with his bike chain at the beginning of the climb at Crans-Montana to ride to the overall victory. Beginning the day nine seconds behind Spanish leader Luis Leon, Wiggins was aided by his Team Sky teammates, led by world champion Mark Cavendish. Finishing Sunday's final 10.25 mile circuit stage in a time of 28 minutes, 56 seconds, Wiggins was able to secure the overall tour title with a combined time of 18 hours, 5 minutes, 40 seconds.


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The biggest news in this recruiting update is the commitment of Ohio defensive lineman Se'Von Pittman to Michigan State, continuing the theme of doom and gloom for 2012.
Pittman was one of the top players in Ohio with offers from football royalty across the country and a big time target for the Buckeyes.
First, let me say congratulations to Mark Dantonio and Michigan State on a great pick-up. There are obviously a lot worse places a player can choose to go, and Pittman will be joining what is shaping up to be a very impressive group of young defenders for Dantonio and the Spartans.
Second, it is becoming clear that the coaching uncertainty in Columbus is having a negative impact on recruiting (huge surprise there, right?). Luke Fickell is the head coach for the 2011 season and a helluva recruiter, but there is only so much he can do in an incredibly difficult situation. Whether it be the uncertainty of possible NCAA sanctions or the inability to guarantee players who their coach will be in 2012 and beyond, there are some serious hurdles to overcome.
With that said, there is no reason to panic- not yet at least.
First, if Ohio State didn't receive another commitment in 2012, the 9 players already on board would constitute a decent (albeit small) recruiting class.
Second, there are still plenty of targets left in Ohio for the Buckeyes to reel in. Signing day isn't until February; the sanctions and head coaching picture will be much clearer before the ink is dry on this class (hell, some of the players heading elsewhere at the moment might even reconsider if/when the dark clouds clear a bit from above the WHAC).
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 250,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
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Cons: "bad on gas"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"Ive been driving my Ram truck for about 5 years now, and i have to say it has saved me plenty of times in a rough situation. Its very durable, semi- heavy duty, picks up speed incredibly fast. As long as you make sure it is well maintained and, do not drive it like its a abrams tank she will run smoothly for a long time to come."
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By Margo on Wednesday, October 30, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 173,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great Price, lots a room, easy Driver, Lots o Powe"
Cons: "Needs Better side windows and radio, needs towing"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Dodge does it again! One of the best trucks of its type that I have driven. For her age, you can't get better. Lots of power, responds well and with safety in mind, tinted side windows, no tipping side to side, solid roadhugger. If you don't require a lot of fancy electronics and interior stuff, shes for those who prefer Practical and comfy to Luxury. Has cup holders, auto trans, shift on wheel, a/c and climate control, cruise, stereo radio, cd, seatbelts, ceiling lites, nice heater, upholstered interior, Leather. Mine doesn't have the running boards and handles to grab in order to get in. She's a little highup for me as a Senior, so would like these as standard equipment. The radio is cumbersome to operate when you want to get to a particular station (can't get her off the autoscan) especially for weather reports (important when on long trips). And need something easier to operate for clock. Sound is very good, and good visibility for the driver. Gas mileage is pretty decent for this vehicle. I get 13-15 mpg carrying no heavy cargo. She has 3 bench seats holding 9 passengers behind the driver, so with 2 in front that makes 11 total seating capacity. The most serious drawback to this vehicle (a 2000) is the side windows are not power and one has to unlock the small push-out handle. The windows only open part way and they are the pushout type, good for safety but could be a problem re enough ventilation on hot days. Also rust can form on the handles. This can be improved upon. Because these vehicles are scarce and becoming more so, I will keep mine and have my Restorer give me what I need. Remove some of the bench seats and you've got a great cargo van and a great little movingvan. Great for animals and all your stuff. A couple Great Danes or Mastiffs can fit comfortably. This type vehicle is not for just anyone. For those who like big and roomy, and a smooth ride and good window visibility, easy Driver, You feel safe, then this may be your dreambaby. Sorry, you can't have mine, but hope you find yours."
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By bandman on Monday, May 13, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 199,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Ridiculous space. Drives like a dream. Dependable."
Cons: "No cruise control."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"First off, the pictures don't do this van justice. It is HUGE. Which is exactly what I wanted. When is says you can seat 15 people, you can actually seat 15 people comfortably. I bought this van for my band to tour in (basically live in on the road). Let me say, it has enough space for whatever you plan on using it for. I've seen people build bunkbeds in these things. If you are looking for a van for hauling equipment, people, basically anything in....this is the van for you. The seats are easily removed and create a HUGE cargo space. I have hauled a giant Harley in the back of this thing, and still had a row of seats in it. I've toured with 6 guys who had to all sleep in it, and we were able to do so comfortably. You just have to get creative. Obviously, the only drawback is the lack of fuel efficiency. However, if you are looking for a big car, don't expect to get any kind of normal gas milage unless you get a sprinter. Overall, this thing is great. 200,000+ miles and still kicking off the original everything in the engine. I know people who have gone 400,000 miles on the factory transmission. You just have to take care of it. Like any car."
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By pappy on Monday, March 26, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 250,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"this has been a great van for us the last 10 years. we used it to flea market all over the southeast. only problem has been the bus mirrors constantly getting loose."
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By Lauren F on Sunday, January 08, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 160,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Space, hauls everything! Runs well. Never failed!"
Cons: "Gas mileage."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have owned my Dodge Ram 2500 12-passenger (we added the 3rd seat) van for about 8 years now. I absolutely LOVE my van. Plenty of space. Runs really well. Tows our pop-up (and a few rental trailers) beautifully. The body just started to rust this past year (it is 12 years old), with a few patches here and there. The interior has held up really well, even with dozens of kids, adults, bikes, fishing poles, kayaks, furniture, and even a kitchen sink being hauled in it! You can fit just about anything in this van: when we vacation we put 4 kids, 2 adults, a dog, 4 bikes, suitcases, coolers, beach stuff, and a TV with DVD IN the van and still have room to move! The only drawback is the gas mileage...under 12 mpg. It now has 160,000 miles on it and has had a new radiator, new shocks/struts, new tires, and a thermostat in the past 8 years. Which is hardly any repairs for 8 years!"
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By The Professor on Friday, November 18, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 165,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Room, comfort, versatility, easy tow vehicle. HD!"
Cons: "Wind noise on highway, MPG, back barn door."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This is my second full size Dodge 3/4 ton van, Dodge calls it a "wagon" as it has seating and windows all around. Both based on a 12 pass setup, 127" wheelbase, the suspension package is head and shoulders better than the half ton version that sways and "wallows". The first one was a 1981, powered by a slant six and HD Torqueflite trans, it was bulletproof, had great gas mileage, but was fairly plain with a rubber floor and heavy vinyl seating. The paint quality was poor, the body needed work after 300,000 miles, but it was the family car, truck, and RV for more than 15 years. The 1996 was luxury by comparison, SLT package means power windows, locks, key-less entry, dark window tint all around, and attractive heavy cloth upholstery, chrome wheels, best of all front and back ice cold A/C. This van has the 5.2 L Magnum V8, lots of power, but averages 15 MPG, with the 4 speed OD transmission and tow package. Like it's predecessor this van at 165,000 miles has never broken down or been unreliable. We often took it to Florida for family vacations, approx. 1500 miles in 26 hours (each way). It always had regular maintenance. Now that the family is grown it doesn't get the use or the miles it used to. Rust has not been a problem in spite of New England salty winter roads and a home near the ocean. Worst problem is wind noise on the highway. Considering it's estimated value, I can't find a reason to sell it, or what vehicle could offer the versatility to replace it."
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For 20 years, David Gardner has been playing the fool but winning at the stock market.
Gardner, 46, was a Morehead Scholar and English major at UNC-Chapel Hill, not an obvious pedigree for a stock market renegade. Through subscription e-newsletter services, Gardner and his brother Tom offer stock picks and tips while playing Shakespearean fools among investing pundits. The Gardners are not afraid to speak the truth about stocks, be held accountable for bad predictions, or share their expertise and glee about exciting discoveries with subscribers. Their advice can be found on Fool.com, in their syndicated newspaper column or in more than two dozen books about investing and personal finance.
"The fool or the court jester was the one character who could tell the truth to the queen without getting their head chopped off," Gardner said. "We're deadly serious about what we do, but we have fun while doing it."
Gardner, who has three children with his wife, Margaret, is giving a talk called, "What I Wish I'd Learned as an Undergraduate ... about Business, Economics and Investment" at UNC-Chapel Hill on Monday. He answered a few questions about his company, why he's not afraid of any fiscal cliffs, and transparency from his office in Alexandria, Va.
Q. What's the Motley Fool up to these days?
We have 275 employees, mostly located here in Alexandria, but we do have some international staff and endeavors now. We've had the Fool UK for 12 years, and just started Fool Australia, Canada, and Singapore this year. We're providing financial advice and education for yearly subscriptions. Our most popular service is the Fool Stock Advisor, which is in its 11th year. But we offer different flavors of services for different investors. It's a private company, but I can say we have hundreds of thousands of subscribers.
Q. You used to offer free advice on your website, but now people have to subscribe for your tips. What changed?
We did things for free for several years, but that's the advertiser's business model. But we're not working for our advertisers, we're working for our subscribers. We changed in 2002. Now, we're like a magazine. If you like what you get, you can renew each year. I can't share how many renew, but it's very high, more than 60 percent. That's impressive, considering that when I started, traditional newsletters had about a 30 percent renewal. But unlike traditional newsletters or financial pundits, we're accountable. That's the beauty of the Internet; you can look up my biggest successes and misses, unlike someone on CNBC. We're totally transparent.
Q. How did you start getting interested in the stock market?
My dad from an early age taught us about the stock market. I remember it sounded fun, and in the fourth grade stock market game, I won a big chocolate bar. So many people are raised without much knowledge about the market so it creates fear, they just see the big, scary headlines. But ownership is a very American idea, and to me it's always been, "Why wouldn't you want to take part ownership in Starbucks, or Panera Bread, or Nike?" I'm a sports fan, but our country is overindexed when it comes to enthusiasm for sports and underindexed when it comes to investing. When your stock wins, you can put your kid through college. When the Tar Heels win, you don't get much besides pride.
Q. Why does the stock market scare so may people?
When people don't know something, they create fear. Think of medieval maps; when you get to a part of the world the mapmaker didn't know, he wrote, "Here be dragons." That's how it's always been in this country: The stock market has been opaque. I don't even like the word "stock." It's really part-ownership in a company. But the Internet has been a boon for us investors. It offers information and data. And I always tell my clients to talk to their kids and grandkids about investing. Remember, Warren Buffett said he got started too late, and he started when he was 11.
Q. How did the Fool handle the quake and aftershocks of 2008 and the recession?
Any stock I picked in 2007 was down 12 months later, but that was what happened everywhere. We kept growing during the downturn. I think the key reason that many of our members are still here is that our approach is a longer term approach. We're not trying to win 2008 or 2013; we're not highly speculative. We're trying to build long-term wealth. I picked Amazon in 1996, and I try never to sell. I'm patient.
Q. What should investors be aware of as we head toward another fiscal cliff, or sequestration?
It's frustrating for me that people are focused on the government; we're going to sink or swim based on companies we're part owner of. I hope my head is not in the sand. But there will always be a worry; even if the federal government had things in balance, there would be concerns.
Q. Any stock tips you want to share? Any companies that we should be on the lookout for?
I pick more stocks than anyone at the Fool, but the companies I like are behind a paywall. But each year I put out a scorecard of best picks and worst picks. My best from 2012 was 3D Systems, a company that's leading 3D printing. Their stock just about tripled. My worst was Clean Energy Fuel Company. They were trying to make natural gas gas stations, and the stock was down by 42 percent. Both were fairly innovative companies. What I love about the stock market is that (stocks) can wipe each other out. The most you could ever lose on a stock is 100 percent, but the most you can gain is 30 times that value.


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Using all fresh, never frozen ingredients and cooking while you wait, Five Guys specializes in burgers and kosher hot dogs (but also serves veggie burgers and grilled cheese if you're not feeling meaty).
The burger toppings are impressive, covering not just the basics, but additions such as green peppers, jalapenos, and grilled mushrooms or onions, along with A-1 and BBQ sauce.
The french fries here are cut daily from the huge stack of Idaho potato bags lining the dining room.
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- In a shallow dish that will be large enough to dip your sandwich in, whisk the egg with some salt and pepper. Set aside.
- Melt 1 tablespoon of butter in a skillet over medium-high heat. Spread the mayonnaise and mustard onto one slice of bread. On the other slice, layer the ham and cheese. Place the slices together to enclose the ingredients.
- Carefully and quickly, dip each side in the beaten egg, and place in the hot buttered skillet. Cook until golden brown on the bottom, then melt the remaining butter in the skillet. Flip the sandwich, and cook until browned on the other side.
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Great sandwich! It was a nice nice from regular grilled cheese. The only thing I did different was to thin the egg mixture out with a bit of milk and to use light mayo and light Swiss cheese. Other than that it was perfect with tomato soup.
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These were great, we did sub the swiss for provolone and havarti cheese. Thanks for the post. I wanted to update this review 08/21/06 only because we tried this for breakfast and used cheddar and american cheese with the ham. I used the texas toast bread, and added hard eggs to the sandwich. My husband preferred his open faced with the ham, cheese then an egg over easy to top his off. Yummy Yummy Yummy.
Awesome! Thanks to Aunt Bev! The only thing I changed, because it didn't need any change is the Swiss, I changed it to baby swiss which is milder. Thank you for this wonderful recipe, I wish I thought of myself! 5 stars! P.S. My 3 (ages 5-12) very picky Grandchildren, that don't even like grilled cheese, LOVED IT!
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Yesterday, I received a stack of unopened mail that was forwarded to me from my son's mailbox at college. They were all bank statements (balance = $25). When I asked why he didn't check his mail before he left he said, "Mom, nobody checks their mail." (giant eye roll) Of course! How prehistoric of me! I've had many college students I work with tell me they never check their email either, which accounts for the large percentage of college students who have no idea what their grades are at the end of the semester. This made me think about life skills.
When I was still a classroom teacher, there was a class at the school where I worked that was just for kids with learning disabilities (LD). About once a week, this class went on field trips throughout the community to learn life skills. They visited a supermarket, a bank, McDonalds, and so on. Often a regular education class would accompany them as volunteers. The day my class went was the trip to the Dollar Store, right before Christmas. The LD students had made lists of family members for whom they wanted to buy presents. In addition to the LD students, my students learned to calculate sales tax to make sure they had enough money to buy something, count their change and make a list before going shopping.
I learned the hard way never to take a fourth-grade class anywhere there are glass flowers and narrow aisles. I always thought these trips were a great idea and should be incorporated into the curriculum for all students.
Now, I'm not addressing why high school graduates don't have the skill set to make a grilled cheese sandwich, that's a whole other article. Since that ship has sailed by the time kids are of college age, I think we need to focus on getting them up to speed on various life skills before sending them off. I propose mandatory hands-on classes they must pass, like doing laundry, balancing their checkbooks (online — I know they don't have actual checkbooks), changing the cartridge on their printers, etc. There should be a test they must pass where they demonstrate life skills in real life environments, much like that field trip, before being allowed to check into their dorms. Of course, that would require parents hanging around, which may impede the process since they may want to perform the life skills for their children (hint: that's probably what got them there in the first place). To prevent this, parents should be duct taped to their hotel beds until their kid passes the test.
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Davis threw six innings, striking out six and walking just two. He also had the Pioneers' only extra-base hit with a double.
George Knott and Drew Campbell had two hits apiece as Providence produced 12 hits. Daniel Sprinkle had a double for the Pirates.
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• Eastern wins thriller over Lanesville: With Shane Williams on second, Jacob Hornung hit a two-run home run in the bottom of the sixth inning to propel Eastern past Lanesville, 6-5.
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• Borden drubs Tigers: Borden's offense produced 14 runs on 12 hits in a 14-1 Southern Athletic Conference win over Crothersville.
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Yesterday (June 22, 2014), Linkin Park surprised everyone and, for the first time, performed on Warped Tour. At the Ventura, Califronia Warped Tour date, signs went on around the grounds with a surprise special announcement that Linkin Park would be taking the main stage:
Linkin Park performed a seven song set list and since it was their first time playing at the festival, they brought along a lot of Warped Tour veterans to help them out. Here are some photos from their Instagram along with a few videos from the crowd(these videos are NSFW because of language, also we apologize for the shakiness). Check out their setlist!
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Supposedly this will be their only Warped Tour date this year. However, who knows, they may perform a couple other dates and surprise people. Maybe they will do the whole tour next year!
So there I was two nights ago. I was embracing my insomnia and listening to music when I forgot about this podcast I had, which I managed to keep forgetting to listen to. It was about 11:30p, so I did what anyone who wants to focus on something does: I went for a walk. I walked from my house to the University of Utah and back down South Temple enjoying how nice the city can look when you only see its form. The lack of detail was good, non-distracting company. The perfect place to be to listen to my favorite musician talk about his upcoming album.
Jack White's new album will finally be released on June 10th. It's his second solo album and there are rumors of another Racountours album along with an infrequent release of music from The Dead Weather. And since he has a new album coming out he has been hitting the interview gauntlet pretty hard. The one must here interview is from NPR's "All Songs Considered" where Jack breaks down some of the new songs, his songwriting, his love of studio spontaneity and his dislike for keeping things around that aren't perfect.
If you've been waiting for some new music from Mr. White and June 10th still seems too far away this interview should tide you over.
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The Black Keys, whose new album, "Turn Blue" comes out on Tuesday (and you can listen to it early by clicking here), announced the "Turn Blue World Tour" and by gosh darn, Salt Lake made the cut. This is refreshing because The Black Keys are one of the best live bands around and because so many other bands like Nine Inch Nails and Kings of Leon have skipped us over on their recent tours (though I still light a candle they will announce SLC dates eventually).
Dan and Patrick announced their dates in a way that would make David Lynch proud. Check out the video below and get ready for turkey season with The Black Keys on November 12th at the Maverik Center. Not to mention the excellent Jake Bugg is their opener for the Salt Lake date. Tickets go on sale May 16th. That's next Thursday, so don't go and blow all you concert ticket money this weekend.
Also, catch The Black Keys on Saturday Night Live this weekend.
Here is the video for "Fever" in case you haven't gotten around to it:
Here is the complete list of tour dates in case you are a superfan and want to follow them around:
May 16-18 Gulf Shores, AL Hangout Music Fest
June 20 Neuhausen Ob Eck, Germany Southside Festival
June 22 Scheessel, Germany Hurricane Festival
June 24 Zagreb, Croatia Inmusic Festival
June 25 Pilton, U.K. Glastonbury
June 27 St. Gallen, Switzerland Open Air St. Gallen (sold out)
June 28 Beuningen, Holland Down The Rabbit Hole
July 2 Gdansk, Poland Open'er Festival
July 4 Pas-de-Calais, France Main Square Festival
July 5 Werchter, Belgium Festivalpark Werchter
July 6 Belfort, France Les Eurockennes
July 8 Rome, Italy Rock In Rome
July 11 Lisboa, Portugal Optimus Alive
July 12 Bilbao, Spain Bilbao – BBK Live
July 15 Nîmes, France Festival de Nîmes
July 17 Les Vieilles Charrues, France Les Vieilles Charrues
July 20 Suffolk, U.K. Latitude Festival
July 22 Nyon, Switzerland Paleo Festival
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September 6 Cleveland, OH Quicken Loans Arena*
September 7 Grand Rapids, MI Van Andel Arena*
September 9 Milwaukee, WI BMO Harris Bradley Center*
September 10 Louisville, KY KFC Yum! Center*
September 12 Detroit, MI Joe Louis Arena*
September 13 Pittsburgh, PA CONSOL Energy Center*
September 14 Rochester, NY Blue Cross Arena*
September 16 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre*
September 18 Montreal, QC Bell Centre*
September 20 Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center*
September 21 Boston, MA TD Garden*
September 24 Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center*
September 25 Washington, DC Verizon Center*
September 27 Chicago, IL United Center*
October 24 Minneapolis, MN Target Center†
October 25 Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre†
October 27 Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome†
October 28 Edmonton, AB Rexall Place†
October 30 Vancouver, BC Pacific Coliseum†
October 31 Portland, OR Moda Center†
November 1 Seattle, WA KeyArena†
November 9 San Diego, CA Viejas Arena at Aztec Bowl†
November 10 Phoenix, AZ U.S. Airways Center†
November 12 Salt Lake City, UT Maverik Center†
November 13 Denver, CO Pepsi Center†
November 15 Houston, TX Toyota Center†
November 16 Dallas, TX American Airlines Center†
December 4 Baltimore, MD Baltimore Arena‡
December 5 Raleigh, NC PNC Arena‡
December 6 Richmond, VA Richmond Colliseum‡
December 8 Nashville, TN Bridgestone Arena‡
December 9 St. Louis, MO Scottrade Center‡
December 11 Atlanta, GA Philips Arena‡
December 12 Charlotte, NC Time Warner Cable Arena‡
December 13 Greenville, SC Bon Secours Wellness Arena‡
December 15 Ft. Lauderdale, FL BB&T Center‡
December 16 Tampa, FL Tampa Bay Times Forum‡
December 17 Orlando, FL Amway Center‡
December 19 Austin, TX Frank Erwin Center‡
December 20 Tulsa, OK BOK Center‡
December 21 Kansas City, MO Sprint Center‡ *with special guest Cage The Elephant †with special guest Jake Bugg ‡with special guest St. Vincent
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I'm sure there's no simple answer to this question, but any comments from you experienced folk would be really appreciated. I'm very much a nubee at this stuff.
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College classes may soon return to downtown Bluefield as part of a partnership between city and college officials.
Bluefield State College and the city of Bluefield have partnered together in a joint-task force to help revitalize the downtown area and collaborate on future development projects for both entities.
The task force will be made up of 10 members with six representatives from Bluefield State and four from the city including the economic development director, city manager, transit authority manager, and a member of the city board.
Dr. Marsha Krotseng, president of Bluefield State College, said both the college and the city of Bluefield are equally invested in the area's economic future.
"We have been talking about ways for the college and city to work together because it is very important as the city grows and develops," Krotseng said. "Economic development is just as important to the college, and we want to be mutually supportive of each other. This task force will allow us to get together, put our creative minds together and see how we can benefit the city, college and entire region here in southern West Virginia."
Greg Shrewsbury, economic development director for the city, said a think tank formed of college and city leaders could help solve growth and economic development issues both the city and Bluefield State are facing.
"What I have found with Dr. Krotseng is she has really reached out to the city, and the college is very interested in supporting the city and vice versa," Shrewsbury said. "From an economic standpoint, it helps create traffic downtown. From the city's standpoint, I think there is some real synergy that could be created between the college and the city. The college is a real asset to the city. The college has to be at the table when we talk about economic planning."
Shrewsbury said holding Bluefield State classes in downtown Bluefield is one idea that has been discussed to bring a younger population into the area.
"One of the short term goals is to have a classes being held downtown by next year," he said. "This would be in one of the buildings downtown. The college already owns the R&D building downtown and there is other available space downtown. We think we can assist the college students with our transportation authority."
Faculty, staff and students can each provide different perspectives on how the area can grow, Krotseng said.
"From the college's side, there will be faculty, staff and students represented on the task force," she said. "It is critical to have all of those perspectives on the task force as faculty and staff are current residents of the area and many are long-time residents, so they could bring a lot of information to bear."
Krotseng said the student population is key in helping revitalize Bluefield.
"The students represent the future of our city and our state," Krotseng said. "If we can get the students excited and help bring them into this discussion I think that could really bring some enthusiasm and revitalization to the area. The student population is very critical. They are a key population for the city to increase our economy. These people have a lot of energy and want to participate in the community and get their friends involved. They can tell others this is a great place to live and help enhance it to bring the quality of life that helps all residents."
Krotseng said partnering with the city is a good opportunity for Bluefield State.
"We really believe there is a great deal of opportunity out there," Krotseng said. "It is just a matter of making that happen. It is really important to have a very strong partnership and relationship between the college and the city."
Shrewsbury said the college population could help provide the city with new ideas and resources.
"The younger people are the folks we have to reach out to and have to get involved in the process," Shrewsbury said. "We want six of the representatives on the task force to come from Bluefield State and at least one of those should be a student from the college. It is all about tapping into our college resources, getting our younger people used to coming downtown, and getting their ideas about our future. We have a lot of intellectual capital at Bluefield State we haven't engaged that we need to engage with."
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Who could love vermont-even in the moon light---man. Art, you sound like a nice and talanted cat. best--Mort
I love and value the time I have been able to share with Art, listening, learning and being heard.
Great interview. Art has so much heart. He speaks the way he plays, spontaneously, sometimes wisely sometimes intellectually, sometimes playfully, sometimes like a child. But always fresh and from the heart. Thanks for all the great music Art!
Ps: I'm one of those people he talks about. Saw Art while on a date with my soon to be fiancee , about 36 years ago. I was explaining to her that Art
could get very theatrical at times and a little weird. Art had evidently
overheard this conversation because the moment he got on the stage he
looked right at my girlfriend and said..." I hope the music doesn't get too
weird for...you!" and pointed right at her!
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