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Today, the National Hockey League (NHL) released a new sustainability report, saying, in part, "We believe it's important to invest in clean, renewable energy sources, such as wind, solar and hydro in North America. Supporting clean energy will help achieve long-term benefits for our business, such as price stability."
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Federal Government Forecasts Big Gains for Solar Energy
A new report issued today by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) predicts that most new electric generation capacity in the United States through 2040 will come from natural gas and renewable energy. Of the 83 gigawatts (GW) of renewable capacity additions being forecast, nearly half is expected to come from photovoltaic (PV) systems. After reviewing the report, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Industries Association (SEIA), released the following statement:
Iowa Supreme Court Ruling to Boost Solar Power, Trade Group Says
An Iowa Supreme Court ruling may spur growth of solar energy in the state, according to an industry group.
The decision, "clears the air", Ken Johnson a spokesman for the Washington-based Solar Energy Industries Association, said in an interview today. "It's going to make Iowa a more viable market for solar investors."
CEO Of Sunrun: Solar Energy Is On The Rise
Solar energy is slowly but surely making its way into the mainstream, with individual consumers installing panels atop their homes and companies like Apple investing heavily in the energy source.
To learn a bit more about the history and state of solar energy, Business Insider chatted with Lynn Jurich, the CEO of Sunrun.
Massachusetts Boy Scouts Go Solar
Massachusetts-based installer Nexamp and Mohegan Council, Boy Scouts of America announced the start of operations of the 6-MW solar facility at the Treasure Valley Scout Reservation in Rutland, Mass. The project – among the largest solar arrays in New England – will provide a steady source of income for the Boy Scouts as well as substantial savings for local municipalities.
CPUC Approves Settlement to Extend Solar*Rewards Program
At the urging of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and other stakeholders, the Colorado Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) today approved a settlement that will reopen the company's highly popular Colorado small residential and medium-sized Solar*Rewards solar programs until the state's 2014 Renewable Energy Standard (RES) Compliance Plan is finalized later this year.
SEIA, NECEC Endorse Massachusetts's Precedent-setting Legislation to Eliminate Solar Net Metering Cap
Saying it reflects consensus from major clean energy, utility and environmental stakeholders while solidifying the Commonwealth's commitment to 1,600 megawatts (MW) of solar energy by 2020, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and the New England Clean Energy Council (NECEC) today announced their support for proposed legislation for a new net metering and renewable energy incentive program that will result in hundreds of millions of dollars in cost savings for ratepayers.
SEIA and NYSEIA Applaud NY Property Tax Extender
Saying it will help consumers and support continued investment in residential and commercial solar, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and the New York Solar Energy Industries Association (NYSEIA) today commended the New York State legislature for passing a property tax exemption extension. The bill, which will now be sent to Gov. Cuomo for signature, extends the property tax exemption for distributed generation systems on homes and businesses until 2025.
SEIA Elects New Board Chairman, Vice Chairman
Following a vote at its board meeting in San Francisco yesterday, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) announced that Nat Kreamer, President and CEO of Clean Power Finance, has become Chairman of the SEIA Board, effective immediately. Tom Starrs, Vice President of Market Strategy and Policy for SunPower Corp, will serve as Vice Chairman.
Obama: US to Help Chile Build Massive Solar Plant
The Overseas Private Investment Corp. (OPIC) approved a loan guarantee of $230 million to support construction of the 141-megawatt solar plant, which is being built by Arizona-based First Solar.
Main Street Power Company and Partners Win 2014 "Photovoltaic Project of Distinction" Award at PV America East Conference
A three-megawatt (3 MW) solar installation built on a capped landfill in the town of Scituate, Mass., received one of four 2014 "Photovoltaic Project of Distinction" awards from the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and the Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA). "Scituate Solar I" was chosen by judges from among a pool of 21 semifinalist projects. The announcement was made on June 23 at a special ceremony at the annual PV America East conference in Boston.
Will Renewable Energy Ever Meet Global Demands?
Renewable energy naysayers like Robert Bryce ("Dreaming the Impossible Green Dream," op-ed, June 12) ignore the most productive renewable technology (as does most public policy), solar thermal. This is mystifying as the majority of primary energy is used for heat, not electricity.
George Washington University, American University in DC to buy solar power from North Carolina
Two universities in the nation's capital have agreed to a major energy deal to buy more than half their power from three new solar power farms that will be built in North Carolina, the schools announced Monday night.
George Washington University, American University and the George Washington University Hospital announced the 20-year agreement with Duke Energy Renewables to reduce their carbon footprints by directly tapping solar energy.
Borrego Solar Aids Solar Power Boom in Mass.
Joe Harrison had his hands full trying to keep up with business installing solar panels last year.
"It was crazy," said Harrison, a senior project developer for Borrego Solar, a company that installs solar systems around the country. Borrego was one of the largest developers of solar power projects in Massachusetts last year.
As the world's largest retailer and biggest private employer, Walmart commands attention from Wall Street to Main Street. But it's not what's happening inside Walmart stores making news this week – it's what's happening on top of them.
For the second year in a row, the Solar Means Business report ranks the top brands in the U.S. based on the amount of solar power installed at their warehouses, stores and facilities.
The top twenty-five corporate users named in the Solar Means Business report reads like a 'Who's Who' of the most successful corporations in America. These 25 companies produce enough power on their own to power 73,400 American homes.
Washington, D.C. – The countdown has begun. In just 10 days, Solar Power International 2013 (SPI '13), North America's premier business-to-business event for professionals in solar energy, will provide a platform for discussing a wide variety of trends, new product introductions and critically important issues.
With no end in sight to the federal government shutdown – and worries mounting by the minute about its impact on the U.S. economy – what can the private sector do to help spur job creation and economic growth in the future? Here's one good idea: The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has just released a comprehensive new report outlining ways to create 50,250 new American jobs and save more than $61 billion in future energy costs by expanding the use of innovative and cost-effective solar heating and cooling (SHC) systems across the nation.
As disappointed as some local fans of the Solar Decathlon may be, it turns out this might have been a good year for the event to move out of Washington, D.C. While budget dispute clouds loom over the federal government and the Capitol, the biannual Department of Energy event is casting its own sunshine in Irvine, California.
In China, 2013 is the year of the snake. But here in the United States, this may well go down as the year of the sun. A recent market analysis by GTM Research shows the U.S. market installed 832 megawatts (MW) of new photovoltaic (PV) installations in the second quarter of this year – a whopping 15 percent increase over the first three months of 2013.
Is that a light at the end of the tunnel?
An industry proposal aimed at ending a long-running solar trade dispute between the United States and China is gaining support among key lawmakers at both the state and federal levels, including the chairmen of the U.S. Senate Finance and Budget committees.
Trade disputes often have a nasty way of becoming trade wars.
On average, the sun shines in Sacramento, California, 265 days a year. Well, it looks like even more clear skies and sunny days ahead as the state wrapped up its legislative session on a high note.
At a time of heightened tensions in the Middle East – coupled with rising gasoline prices across the United States – there is finally some good news on the energy front. America's solar energy industry is currently on pace to achieve a record-shattering year.


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Steven Miller - in his third stint with the Lions practice squad - is taking a similar path early in his career as Joique Bell
After a 43-inch vertical jump at his Pro Day at Appalachian State, Miller has continued to turn heads with his speed and versatility after signing as an undrafted rookie free agent
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From: France 44, Minneapolis, MN
Date: 2012a on label
Glass: Tulip
A heavily oaked and vanilla, cherry-infused baltic porter, Alaskan's take on the style is unique, quite appetizing, easily drinkable, and complex, though certainly rather far from a traditional baltic porter. It is not a lager, nor particularly focused on its roasted malt components, instead letting the oak, base malt sweetness, cherry, and vanilla rise above all that might be roasted and dark. An interesting and enjoyable beer, probably the best I have had from Alaskan at this point. Would pick up again, if seen.
Pours a 2cm tall head of light tan foam, made up of small-sized bubbles that yield a frothy appearance, that quickly fades to nothing in under one minute. Lacing is modest, a few patches of small dots and lines cling to the walls of the glass. Body is a dark brown to black color, with light bringing about little change aside from a slight brown-orange hue around the perimeter of the beer. Carbonation not visible through the opaque body.
Aroma of strong oak, modest roasted malt character yielding cocoa, mild vanilla and cherries, and slight ethanol. There's quite a bit going on here, none of it unpleasant, but it's more like an oaked, fruity dark beer than a baltic porter.
Overall flavor is of base malt sweetness mixed with strong oak and moderate ethanol, prune-like esters, cherry, vanilla, and accents of roasted malts (cocoa, charred toast). Front of palate tastes oak, base malt sweetness, sweet cherries, vanilla, and mild roasted malt contributing a touch of sweetened cocoa. Mid-palate of base malt sweetness with strong oak, ethanol, sweet cherries, vanilla, and mild roasted malt character yielding charred toast and sweet cocoa. Back of palate experiences base malt sweetness, heavy oak and prune esters, slight roasted malt yielding burnt toast and cocoa, and ethanol. Aftertaste of intense prune-like flavor and sweetness, slight smokiness and char, roasted coffee beans, and fairly obvious ethanol.
Beer is medium to medium-heavy, with carbonation of medium-low intensity, resulting in a smooth (4/5) and slightly foamy (1/5) mouthfeel that is appropriate for the sipping nature of the beer and within stylistic expectations. Surprisingly minor ethanol burn or heat on the palate/throat/nostrils. Closes dry, with heavy stickiness on the palate.
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22 ounce bottle into tulip glass, 2012 vintage. Pours pitch black color with a 1 finger dense tan head with good retention, that reduces to a thin cap that lingers. Light spotty lacing clings on the glass. Aromas of big dark chocolate, cocoa, roasted malt, dark bread, brown sugar, toast, cherry, raisin, vanilla, toffee, oak, clove, and roasted earthiness. Damn nice aromas with good balance and complexity of dark/roasted malt notes with the cherry/brown sugar/vanilla additions and oak; with good strength. Taste of big dark chocolate, cocoa, toast, dark bread, roasted malt, light coffee, cherry, raisin, vanilla, toffee, brown sugar, oak, clove, and roasted earthiness. Light roasted bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of dark chocolate, cocoa, dark bread, toast, roasted malt, light coffee, raisin, cherry, toffee, vanilla, brown sugar, oak, clove, and roasted earthiness on the finish for a while. Fantastic balance and complexity of dark/roasted malt flavors with the flavor and oak additions; with huge robustness and zero cloying sweetness after the finish. Light-medium carbonation and fairly full bodied; with a very creamy, slick, and moderately silky mouthfeel that is great. Alcohol is very well hidden with only a small warming present after the finish. Overall this is an incredible Baltic porter style! All around awesome balance and complexity of dark/roasted malt with flavor additions and oak; and very smooth to sip on for the big ABV. A highly enjoyable offering.
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This is an absolutely amazing beer! I've had 3 bottles of the 2012 vintage and the flavor complexity of this beer is out of this world! each time I tried it, it had been aged for several months longer .i had one pretty fresh and I would recommend waiting at least 4 to 6 months before cracking it if you only have 1 bottle....maybe even a year if you have some paitience. right now I'm drinking a bottle from the beginning of 2012 which makes it well over a year and a half old, in this bottle the cherries are really coming to the front of this with some vanilla, tasting almost like a mild sour or even a good framboise with much more complexity and maltyness. last time I had it about 6 months ago the oakiness and heat of booze was most noticeable with some brown sugar.... this is such an amazing example of a Baltic porter and my favorite by far to date of this style.
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Alaskan Baltic Porter (Pilot Series) from Alaskan Brewing Co.
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The mission of the Social Work program is to prepare students to be professionally responsible beginning generalist practitioners who will intervene on behalf of diverse groups. This preparation includes education in foundational knowledge, skills, and values necessary for work with client systems of all sizes. Through the integration of classroom instruction and community-based learning opportunities, students are prepared for leadership in the community and the profession.
The Bachelor of Arts in Social Work degree program is comprised of a two-year lower division and an additional two-year upper division undergraduate curriculum, which has as its primary goals:
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The program of study leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Work is accredited at the baccalaureate level by the Commission on Accreditation of the Council on Social Work Education.
The Social Work curriculum is carefully sequenced around a professional foundation that includes content on social work values and ethics, diversity, social and economic justice, populations-at-risk, human behavior and the social environment, social welfare policy and services, social work research, social work practice, and a field practicum.
Freshmen are admitted to the Social Work program on a conditional basis. In the second semester of the sophomore year, conditionally accepted students submit an application for full acceptance into the Social Work program.
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WATERVILLE, Maine --- Colby College senior defensive back Mike Bracco (St. Thomas Aquinas/North Hampton, N.H.) was named to the Football Gazette NCAA Division III Preseason All-America Team on Monday.
Bracco was one of five defensive backs selected to the third team on defense. He is the only New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) player to make one of the three teams on offense or defense.
Bracco helped Colby finish 7-1 last season by leading the Mules in total tackles (67), solo tackles (45) and interceptions (4). He also was tied for the team lead in forced fumbles (2) and had one fumble recovery. Bracco had 69 return yards with his four interceptions.
In a tight game with Middlebury College, Bracco returned an interception 53 yards for a touchdown with five minutes left in the third quarter to give Colby a 14-0 lead on the way to a 20-7 win. He had two interceptions in the victory over Middlebury and added lone picks against Wesleyan University and Tufts University. Bracco had a season high 13 tackles in Colby's 24-17 win against rival Bates College.
Besides his work on defense, Bracco returned seven kickoffs for a 22.6-yard average and brought back 13 punts for a 5.0-yard average.
Bracco, who will be playing his third year of football with the Mules after transferring to Colby, also had 31 tackles and one interception when the team finished 6-2 in 2004.
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Veterans Day is Sunday, Nov. 11, but the day will be honored throughout Ocean County on the following day, Monday, Nov. 12.
Here are some of the scheduled events:
- Stafford Township will host a Veteran's Day Ceremony to honor soldiers at the Municipal Complex on Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
- At the John Wesley Taylor American Legion Post #232 in Barnegat, there will be a monthly buffet breakfast. In honor of Veteran's Day, there will be a free breakfast from 9 to 12 noon. It is at the American Legion Post #232 American Legion on Route 9 in Barnegat.
- The Manchester Branch of the Ocean County Library welcomes veteran and Ocean County resident Leon "Lee" Gromowa to share his experiences fighting in the Vietnam War. The event takes place on Monday at 3 p.m. It's free but you must register before at (732) 657-7600 or on their website.
- Georgian Court University in Lakewood offers a free Veterans Day celebration entitled "Lifting the Clouds of War: The Music of World War II". It's a lecture with songs. You can catch it at the Dorothy Marron University Community Chapel on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Reserve your seat to this event by calling 732-987-2263.
- Brick's annual Veterans Day ceremony will take place this Sunday at the township municipal complex. Brick Township Officials will join members of Brick VFW Post No. 8867 and Brick American Legion Post No. 348 for the annual event. It will take place Sunday, Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. at the War Memorial outside the municipal building, 401 Chambers Bridge Road.
- Manchester's annual service will be held on the front lawn of the Colonial Drive Municipal Complex at the War Veterans Memorial, according to Mayor Michael Fressola's office. The event will be 11 a.m. on Sunday.
- Lakehurst's service, which is sponsored by the borough's VFW Post 10061, will be held at Lake Horicon. The event will be 11 a.m. on Sunday.
- Lacey residents will join in Bicentennial Park to honor all veterans at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 11.


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Jeffery Lynn Caraway, 51, Roan Mountain passed away Sunday, January 6, 2013, in the Johnson City Medical Center. A native of Chicago Heights, Ill., he was a son of the late William Alfred and Nella Ann Montgomery Caraway. He was a Welder. He attended Taylors Chapel Christian Church, Elk Park, North Carolina. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a brother: Ronald Caraway. He served in the United States Army.
Survivors include a daughter: Jessica Carver and fiancé Chris Roger, Gray; two sons: Brandon Caraway, Johnson City. and Justin Carver and his friend David Sailor, Gray; a grandson: Christopher Lane; two sisters: Caroline Wilson and husband Corky, Merrillville, Ind.; and Kathy Arnett, Roan Mountain; two brothers: William Darrell Caraway and wife Shirley and Douglas L. Caraway all of Roan Mountain; several nieces and nephews, and a special friend, Sarah Carver.
Funeral Services will be conducted at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Memorial Funeral Chapel. Graveside Service and Interment will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, January 10, 2013, in the Granny Caraway Cemetery, Elk Park, North Carolina. Pallbearers will be selected from family and friends. To those who prefer memorials may be made to the funeral home to help defray funeral expenses. The family will receive friends from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday in the funeral home. Family and friends will assemble at the cemetery at 10:50 a.m. Thursday. Condolences may be e-mailed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Colton Haynes guest stars on this week's episode of Arrow as Roy Harper, a pick pocket who gets his sticky fingers a little too close to Thea Queen's purse. In the DC comic of Arrow, Roy becomes Oliver Queen's sidekick. Will Haynes be sticking around on this season of Arrow?
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Sister Kenny Institute polio patients help Sister Kenny celebrate Institute's first birthday. December 1943.
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In this brief radio documentary, MN90 producer Andi McDaniel learns how Aussie-Minnesotan Elizabeth Kenny revolutionized polio care.
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Okay, it's fantasy time. I'm sure there are some engineers and geologists out there who will quarrel with me, but it is something that ought to be discussed, studied, and considered. It would be if TVA was still a bold innovator and pioneer in electricity production.
A lot of attention is being paid to the oil sands in Canada and North Dakota and the Keystone pipeline. What has been pretty well ignored is something called Chattanooga Shale, a pocket of natural gas-rich shale that stretches from East Tennessee into North Georgia and North Alabama.
TVA could scrap plans to build another nuclear reactor at its Bellefonte site down below Chattanooga. They could instead drill down between 3,000 and 4,000 feet and have its own natural gas well—on site. A plant burning natural gas is more environmentally friendly than coal and is safer than a nuclear reactor. And the fuel for the plant would be free. Yes, free. As in no fuel cost.
Yes, in order to get the natural gas you would have to use the fracking process. It has been in use for a long time in the natural gas industry and at the depths of natural gas pockets it is well below the water table. Water pollution problems are usually caused by spilling chemicals on the surface.
If the Bellefonte experiment worked, TVA could look at natural gas supplies near its coal-fired plants and drill there as well. Converting coal burning to natural gas would eliminate the air pollution that is the inevitable by-product of current steam plants.
The Chattanooga Shale, located on the end of the Appalachian Basis, is in varying quantities but is up to 200 feet thick in places. There might not be enough natural gas for a long-term field to produce it for general consumption. But you could operate TVA power plants on the product for decades.
A conversion to natural gas—free natural gas—would reduce TVA debt. It would lower all our utility bills. Cheaper power would give Tennessee Valley industries a tremendous advantage and make industrial recruitment soar. It would replace burning coal. It would stop the current practice of blowing water down our rivers, destroying stream banks. It would allow the lakes to keep water in them during boating season. It would be safer than operating nuclear plants, a fairly inefficient way to boil water.
The idea of TVA owning a fuel source is not a new concept. For decades, TVA has owned the coal rights to vast tracts of land and used to have it mined for their steam plants. Unfortunately, the coal in East Tennessee had high sulfur content and the coming of environmental regulations forced the agency to go looking for cleaner-burning coal on the open market. They also had to have someone mine it for them and transport it to coal-fired plants.
If the natural gas well is a successful idea, there are no transportation costs and TVA doesn't have to pay someone to go out and harvest it.
As I said, this may be a harebrained idea and the experts can shoot holes in it. But what if would work?
I know some environmentalists are opposed to fracking. Is there any way to produce large amounts of energy that environmentalists can't find fault with? It is my contention, however, that if we can get rid of coal burning, why wouldn't we? I think nuclear power has its uses, it powers our submarines and aircraft carriers and France has had a very successful program to produce virtually all its electricity. But the massive plants running from Knoxville to Chattanooga and on down to Alabama represent aging technology, aging plants, and the possibility of error is ever present.
Will someone please consider an alternative? America has a hundred years' worth of natural gas. It's clean burning. It's there, according to geological reports.
There may not be enough gas to warrant an oil company drilling and trying to do a pipeline. But there should be enough there for TVA, on a single site, to provide us with electricity for a very long time.
Somebody call a Wildcat oil driller and let's get started.
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I may not be as easy as you've made it out to be. Natural gas deposits are finite and the gas that you would extract would be a specific quantity for a specific locale. Each well would only be producing from the reach of it's fracked zone. You would need to pool the gas from many wells to make this work, each of which would only have a finite amount of gas. Then you drill more wells. The current pipeline system would work as a distribution system.
Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad idea, just one that would have a finite life and would still produce GHGs.
Also, from a technical perspective there is very little fluid used in fracking the Chattanooga Shale. It's "under pressured" meaning that the pressures aren't high enough to return the fluids to the surface, so fluid-based fracking would only clog the formation. More commonly the Chattanooga Shale is fracked with high pressure nitrogen. The fear of fracking fluids contaminating water wells in the Chattanooga Shale areas is largely unfounded.
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A truly modest proposal, but one area that I would like to see addressed is why KUB is charging nearly $11 a unit for gas when the wholesale price is hovering around $2. We are still paying the same per unit as when gas was 2 to 5 times what the current cost is. If pilot oil did this people would be up in arms.
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A DRINK-driver drove through York on the wrong side of the road while three-and-a-half times the legal limit.
Krzystof Sobolewski, of Sandcroft Close, Dringhouses, was spotted driving erratically along Wigginton Road on October 2.
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CapitalMark Oak Ridge Receives historic Preservation Award
CapitalMark Oak Ridge received front page coverage in the Oak Ridger for its 2013 Historic Preservation Award recognition. The award is deliberated annually by the Oak Ridge Heritage and Preservation Association and presented to winners on the city's birthday. CapitalMark was commended for many efforts to preserve the history and integrity of the bank's office, which was formerly home to Hamilton National Bank - the first bank to ever open in Oak Ridge. Click here to read the full article.
capitalmark grows, but profits down
Chattanooga's Times Free Press covered news of CapitalMark's first quarter earnings results for 2013. Author Dave Flessner attributes CapitalMark's slower growth in the first quarter to the bank's recent growth into two new Tennessee markets and addition of four new Banker Teams in 2012. Click here to read the full article.
Digital Rising Star
Director of Client Services Lynne Fugate was featured in the publication Independent Banker for her banking relationship with digital rising star Pxyl, a startup online marketing firm out of Knoxville, Tennessee. In the article written by Josh Fine, Pyxl attributes much of its success in changing the face of online marketing to its dedicated CapitalMark Banker Team. Click here to read the online version of the article.
capitalmark boosts profits, adds two offices during past year
The Times Free Press covered CapitalMark's 4th quarter earnings for 2012. The article titled "CapitalMark Bank boosts profits, adds two offices during past year", highlights CapitalMark's $6.75 million year-end profits and total assets of $781 million. Click here to view the full article.
capitalmark resource library attracting attention
In 2012 CapitalMark partnered with United Way of Bradley County to form a Resource Library for all non-profits. Cleveland President Keith Barrett wanted to offer resource that would benefit the entire community by supporting non-profits and the numerous people they serve. Click here to read more about the CapitalMark Resource Library published by the Cleveland Daily Banner.
CapitalMark Cleveland's Business Feature
The Cleveland Daily Banner spotlighted CapitalMark's Cleveland office as its weekly Business Feature. The article compared the building's original structure to the newly remodelled office space while capturing elements of CapitalMark's model as grounds for the building's interior layout and design. The full page article also included several pictures of the office space and staff. Click here to view the full article.
CapitalMark oak ridge Receives Preservation Award
CapitalMark's Oak Ridge office has been awarded the 2012 East Tennessee Preservation Award for its investment in historic Jackson Square. The award is granted for demonstrating exemplary preservation-minded projects within a 16-region area of East Tennessee. David Bradshaw formally accepted the award on November 9th. Click here to read Oak Ridge Today's coverage of the story.
CapitalMark Cleveland celebrates its Grand Opening
CapitalMark Cleveland held its official Grand Opening on Thursday, October 25th, 2012. A ribbon cutting with the Bradley County Chamber of Commerce and city officials was held to kick start the opening day events. Click here to view the Cleveland Daily Banner's coverage of the story.
TDOT Commissioner tours CapitalMark Oak Ridge
Tennessee Department of Transportation Commissioner John Schroer visited CapitalMark's Oak Ridge office on his tour of East Tennessee. Earlier this year, TDOT signed a grant to invest in historic Jackson Square - home of the newest CapitalMark Bank & Trust office. The Commissioner stopped by the office to meet the CapitalMark team and commend them for their investment into Jackson Square. Click here to see the front cover of the Oak Ridge Observer for their coverage of the story.
Business Briefs: CapitalMark Boosts Earnings
The Times Free Press featured CapitalMark's record $2 million in earnings for the third quarter of 2012. This quarter marks the 15th consecutive quarter of increased earnings for CapitalMark, which more than tripled last year's level. Click here to read the article as it appeared.


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Youth with special needs and those who could use just a little help and encouragement are welcome to now register for several programs being offered again this fall by the Summit Community Programs and coordinated by TryCAN.
Our experienced coaches and instructors are excited to return to help our youth develop skills that may allow them to pursue a sport or activity further, or simply provide them with a meaningful recreation experience.
These popular and affordable classes, open to both residents and non-residents, also use the assistance of trained teen Peer Mentors from local middle and high schools to help participants fully participate in the classes, learn and have fun.
We have a full schedule of programs, each running 4-6 weeks:
Music with Jammin' Jenn (ages 4-8) – Thursdays at 5:30 p.m., starting Sept. 13.
Basketball Skills – Sundays at 11 a.m. or 12 p.m., starting Sept. 16.
Study Skills Workshop (grades 6-8) – Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m., starting Sept. 19.
Reading Club (ages 5-12) – Thursdays at 4 p.m., starting Sept. 27.
Let's Pretend play and social group for 3-5 year olds – Saturdays at 12:30 p.m., starting Oct. 6.
Play and Learn play and social group for 6-7 year olds – Saturdays at 1:15 p.m. starting Oct. 6.
Social Skills, using technology, for 8-12 year olds – Mondays at 5:30 p.m. starting Oct. 8.
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Some small businesses can register now for access to Twitter's self-serve advertising platform, which will formally launch next month according to Ad Age.
The program is open to American Express cardholders and merchants, and Twitter will include a $100 credit to help the first 10,000 eligible participants get started. The signup form is available at ads.twitter.com/amex.
Small businesses that sign up will be able to use Twitter's regular ad programs, such the cost-per-engagement Promoted Tweets product and/or the cost-per-follower Promoted Accounts product. Both of those offer geo-level targeting, which should make the opportunity more attractive to locally-based small businesses.
Although Twitter is taking signups now, the launch isn't expected to happen until late March.
Twitter first offered a self-serve ad platform to a small group of advertisers back in December. Ad Age says that Twitter currently has about 3,000 advertisers overall (i.e., not just in the self-serve program).
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Rossignol red skis and new X-IUM boots have still made the buzz in the Pursuit! Simon Schempp from Germany takes the first place in Antholz-Anterselva after his win yesterday's sprint and Jean-Guillaume Béatrix from France signs his first World Cup podium with his second place!
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At its regular Tuesday meeting, the County Board of Supervisors summoned Southern California Edison officials to discuss public complaints about how they have responded to extended power outages resulting from last week's wind storm.
County Supervisor Michael Antonovich, who represents Altadena and other San Gabriel Valley cities, told Edison officials that "99 percent" of the phone calls his office has received about the storms have been to complain about Edison's response.
He faulted them for not coordinating with public officials, and for not coming up with a plan to go door to door to give customers information on how long their power would be out. Veronica Gutierrez, the utility's vice president for local public affairs, told the Board the utility had done its best to distribute information through the local media, a response Antonovich took issue with.
"But the media only works if you have electricity, so that's stupid," Antonovich told Gutierrez.
Antonovich suggested a better strategy would have been to use the Sheriff's Department and Edison officials to go door to door and inform people about outage time. He also asked about how well the utility has drilled its employees on training for scenarios for widespread power outages, and asked about Edison's plans for an emergency.
He also pointed out that it took until Saturday for Edison to open its distribution centers for emergency supplies.
Gutierrez referred to the 419,000 power outages caused by the wind storm as "unprecedented." She said that the utility has had trouble predicting when the outages will be over because field crews have responded to calls of a single fallen tree, and often found there to be multiple trees downed at the site.
She said the utility drills for these events and has brought in crews from as far as San Diego and Bakersfield, but that it has been difficult for them to even reach the areas where the poles are down because of all the tree debris on the streets.
Antonovich, however, suggested that he did not see any reason why Edison crews would not have been able to reach areas with outages.
"We're not talking about out in the wilderness, we're talking about an urban area," Antonovich said.
Questioning from Board Supervisor Don Knabe revealed that the Edison officials were not familiar with the county's Coordinated Area Recovery Efforts (CARE) program, which the county uses in emergencies to put out public information and coordinate their response.
County CEO William Fujioka told the board his office would be preparing a report on the utility's response and presenting it later this month or in early January.
The board voted unanimously to send a letter to the California Public Utilities Commission, which regulates Edison and other utilities in the state, to request that they investigate the utility's response and develop a better plan for response in a future crisis.
The Board did not ask for updated totals on how many still lacked power, and Edison did not provide any additional information on when all customers would have their power restored.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — William Rapuzzi's goal with 1:55 left to play completed a comeback from four goals down and helped Colorado College earn a 4-4 tie with No. 3 New Hampshire in men's college hockey on Friday.
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The Tigers (7-5-1) got a goal and two assists from Rylan Schwartz and a goal and assist each from Rapuzzi and Mike Boivin.
Casey DeSmith had 25 saves for New Hampshire. He had allowed one goal in four previous games.
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