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Recent market research by Forrester found that with online marketing budgets growing the need for tools to understand the complex interplay and attribution of mobile, social media, online ads, search and web visits was a high priority for most marketers.
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This game can not come soon enough for the Rangers. After Tuesday's dismal and demoralizing 9-2 loss in San Jose and a day off on Wednesday, the Rangers (1-2-0, 2 pts) look to wash the bad taste of that defeat out of their mouths when they skate against the Anaheim Ducks (2-1-0, 4 pts) at the Honda Center. Of course a favorable result, no matter how much better the Rangers play on Thursday, is not a given what with the tough opposition at hand and the fact that yet again the Rangers will be playing in another team's home opener in front of a hostile crowd.
Yet strapping on the equipment and getting back out on the ice after a performance team captain Ryan Callahan termed "embarrassing" Tuesday night is exactly what the Rangers need. They were beaten badly in every phase of the game in San Jose, most notably their lackluster play in their defensive zone and their inability to cope when the Sharks surged---scoring three goals in an 83-second span during the second period.
Callahan said the players needed to reflect on all that happened in San Jose, while Henrik Lundqvist said the reflection needed to be quick and then everyone needed to move on and turn the page. That is what the Rangers will try and do Thursday night, though they may have to do it without star forward Rick Nash, who played only one period Tuesday after being elbowed in the head by San Jose defenseman Brad Stuart. That Stuart was suspended three games by the NHL on Wednesday is of little consolation to the Rangers if Nash---who already has three points in the first three games of the season---is unable to play. The Rangers did not provide an update on Nash's condition on the day off, and more will be known Thursday morning.
The Rangers are currently carrying only one extra forward on the roster---rookie Jesper Fast---so if Nash can't play Fast would have to. Likely in that scenario Callahan would move from the third line into the Top Six, while Fast would skate with Brian Boyle---two assists in the last two games---and Taylor Pyatt---who has been very effective in each of the first three contests. No forward was recalled from the minor leagues on Wednesday by the Rangers, perhaps a good sign regarding Nash's health.
With or without Nash, the Rangers will need better play in all three zones of the ice, and will need to generate more consistent offense. The Rangers have scored only six goals in the first three games, with Brad Richards netting half of those goals. Derek Dorsett scored his first as a Ranger in the third period Tuesday, providing some depth scoring, but certainly Alain Vigneault would like to see his second line of Benoit Pouliot-Derick Brassard-Mats Zuccarello get on the board. To date all three forwards are scoreless this season.
The Ducks come into their home opener having won two straight after a 6-1 season-opening loss in Colorado. Perhaps in a lesson the Rangers can learn from, the Ducks regrouped and learned from their host of mistakes in the opener, bouncing back with a 4-3 win in Minnesota and a 3-2 victory in Winnipeg on Saturday.Newcomers Jakob Silfverberg and Mathieu Perreault both lead the team early on with two goals and three points apiece. That depth scoring is a good sign for a Ducks team that features top-line star power in Corey Perry, Ryan Getzlaf, Saku Koivu, and Teemu Selanne.
Last season the Ducks won the Pacific Division, and finished second overall in the Western Conference and third overall in the NHL, with 66 points in 48 games. It was the second time in franchise history Anaheim won its division, but a first-round playoff ouster at the hands of the Detroit Red Wings has left the Ducks extremely motivated in 2013-14. With a deep roster---featuring a pair of quality goalies in Jonas Hiller and Viktor Fasth---a high-octane offense, plenty of grit, a taste of recent success, and motivation to spare, the Ducks will be more than a formidable foe for the Blueshirts Thursday night.
Veteran defensemen Luca Sbisa and Sheldon Souray are both injured and will not play for the Ducks against the Rangers. However 21 year-old forward Emerson Etem---a Long Beach, CA native---is expected to make his season debut after missing the first three games due to a lower leg injury.


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The West Springfield Police are requesting the public's help identifying the man who drove into a store early Tuesday morning.
Police say at approximately 5 a.m. the male drove a van through the front door of the Quick Stop convenience store located at 20 River Street.
According to police, the suspect caused great damage to the business in order to gain access to the store. Once he was inside several items were stolen.
Police say the van was last seen traveling east on Memorial Avenue.
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Washington • A woman grips her car's steering wheel and silently lets out a scream as her frail father, on oxygen, coughs beside her and her kids play around in the back seat.
The frustration portrayed in an arresting new public service announcement is recognizable to millions of Americans who struggle to care for aging loved ones while holding down jobs, raising children and taking care of their own health.
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"I take care of her, but who takes care of me?" says another one of the public service announcements from the nonprofit Ad Council, which is distributing the ads for TV, radio, print and online use. It's part of a major campaign from AARP and the Ad Council beginning Thursday to raise awareness of the impact of family caregiving as the nation rapidly grays — and to point overwhelmed families toward resources that may ease the strain.
"Most caregivers don't know where to turn for help," said AARP vice president Debra Whitman, whose own family has experienced caregiving twice, for her grandmother and her mother-in-law.
Even knowing what to ask can be a hurdle. That's what Andrea Phillips of Alexandria, Va., discovered when her mother, now 74, visited from Chicago a few years ago and got too sick to go home. She recovered from a heart problem only to be diagnosed with early Alzheimer's.
Phillips, a lawyer with 1- and 4-year-old daughters, raced to find nearby senior housing that her mother would accept and could afford. But already she's having to cobble together additional care as the Alzheimer's worsens. She says her mother skips her prepaid meals in favor of a cookie stash, misses medication despite Phillips' daily take-your-pills phone calls and is embarrassed to find herself struggling to remember and perform personal hygiene — the kind of day-to-day issues that health providers didn't address.
"I do constantly feel that I'm playing catch-up," said Phillips, adding that she feels guilty when she gets frustrated. "I'm trying to find the right resources so Mom and I can continue to have a good relationship."
Although they often don't identify themselves as "caregivers," more than 42 million Americans perform some form of consistent care for older or impaired adult relatives or friends, according to a 2009 estimate. It can range from paying bills, to driving Mom to doctor appointments, to more hands-on care such as bathing, and even tasks once left to nurses such as the care of open wounds.
"At first you're just helping out Mom. Then it can become more than a fulltime job," said AARP's Whitman.
She described the average U.S. caregiver as a 49-year-old woman who on top of her regular job provides nearly 20 hours a week of unpaid care to her mother for nearly five years.
An AARP report found family members provide a staggering $450 billion worth of unpaid care annually — and other research makes clear that the stress and the time involved can take a toll on the caregivers' own health and finances as they put off their own doctor visits, dip into their savings and cut back their working hours.
Adding to the challenge is that more and more people are living well into their 90s, as Census figures show the oldest-old are the fastest growing segment of the population.
Consider Oona Schmid's father, who is 96 and has advanced dementia. The Arlington, Va., woman has overseen his care for a decade, since her mother died — and said she could have better planned how to pay for it if only someone had warned her how long people can live with dementia. She said the bill at her father's assisted-living facility has reached nearly $8,000 a month as he now needs round-the-clock care.
"I don't think he knows who I am, but he still smiles when he sees me," Schmid said. She choked up as she described the pull she feels between her responsibilities to her father and to her 3-year-old son, fretting that there's no money left to set aside for her son's education.
Schmid, 41, works fulltime, pet-sits for extra cash and is exploring options to save on her father's care.
"Maybe this is a terrible thing to say but I'm terrified of how long he's going to live and how much it's going to cost," she said.
Like Schmid's father, very few Americans have purchased private, and pricey, long-term care insurance, and Medicare doesn't pay for that kind of care. That's why family members wind up performing so much of it for so long. The Obama administration last fall ended efforts to establish a government-sponsored program to make long-term care insurance more affordable, finding it financially unsustainable.
A key message of the new campaign is for caregivers not to neglect their own needs.
The ads direct people to AARP's website — www.aarp.org/caregiving — to find information and services from that organization and others, what Whitman describes as a one-stop starting point for resources.
The site offers Web chats with caregiving experts, online support groups, legal documents and links to such programs as locators for care providers — www.eldercare.gov — or respite services — www.archrespite.org. A new "Prepare to Care" brochure offers to-do checklists for families new to caregiving, and people not as web-savvy can call a hotline at 877-333-5885.
Too many caregivers don't know such services exist, or even that they can ask their loved ones' doctors to refer them for help until there's a crisis, said Dr. Eileen Callahan, a geriatrician at New York's Mount Sinai Medical Center who isn't involved with the AARP campaign.Next Page >
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Sonoma Valley Attractions
11 Readers' Suggestions
September 2nd, 2010
7:23 pm
Skydiving in Cloverdale at NorCal Skydiving
Canoeing and kayaking in the Russian River in Healdsburg. Bicycling through Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley, Asti Road through to Geyserville out Hwy. 128 to Jimtown
Canoeing and kayaking in the Russian River in Healdsburg. Bicycling through Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley, Asti Road through to Geyserville out Hwy. 128 to Jimtown
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August 30th, 2010
12:24 pm
Check out the Town of Windsor when looking for nice and more reasonably priced hotel choices. Windsor is five miles south of Healdsburg. It has a charming downtown built around a Town Green with shopping and great restaurants such as Bistro M, Tomy Thai's and KC's Grill. There is a fantastic candy store on the Green called Powell's and a bicycle shop where you can rent bikes for the day. Windsor is a good place to base your biking trips or winetasting tours out of. There is a farmer's market next to the Green every Sunday morning and another market and concerts every Thursday night in the summer. Outdoor movies on the Green on Tuesday nights in the summer and Shakespeare performances too. www.townofwindsor.com
— Anonymous
August 29th, 2010
7:04 pm
Healdsburg, Windsor and Santa Rosa all have farmers markets as well...you can Google for times and dates...
— Anonymous
August 29th, 2010
7:02 pm
If you want to dance off the winetastings and meals, Monroe Hall in Santa Rosa often has weekend dances (sometimes square dances, sometimes zydeco and Cajun, sometimes waltzes -sometimes a DJ, sometimes a visintg bank--starts with a lesson, and very inexpensive.
— Anonymous
August 28th, 2010
1:18 pm
Wine tours - the best one is at the Benziger winery in Glen Ellen near Jack London State Park (which is really, really worth a visit too). The Smothers Brothers sum up Sonoma wines (and they make a fine one) by saying - "In Sonoma we make great wine - in NAPA they make auto parts."
— Anonymous
August 28th, 2010
10:31 am
Just stroll in Healdsburg a so beautiful little city with a nice village
spirit under the trees. So romantic ambiance with a lovely european
"art de vivre"... My best souvenir!
spirit under the trees. So romantic ambiance with a lovely european
"art de vivre"... My best souvenir!
— Anonymous
August 27th, 2010
6:18 pm
Annadel State Park's 5,000 acres stretch from Santa Rosa to Glen Ellen with more than 40 miles of trails. It is a favorite for hikers, mountain bikers, runners. and equestrians and is especially lovely in spring with wildflowers galore. Entrances are easily accessible all over the valley.
— Anonymous
August 27th, 2010
6:10 pm
The Charles Shultz Museum in Santa Rosa is a must for Peanuts fans, great for children Creative designs and displays will fascinate adults as well.
— Anonymous
August 27th, 2010
11:54 am
The Sonoma Vallley Museum of Art SVMA in downtown Sonoma is a world wide recognized art museum with varied exhibits that attract and educate local and tourist crowds. And, having that in the historic, uniquely beautiful, friendly town of Sonoma is a tribute to those who live there and support their community.
— Anonymous
August 27th, 2010
2:37 am
Check out Kamen Estate Wines. Mountain grown, organic and biodynamic Cabernet and Syrah with Napa Robert Parker scores and Sonoma prices. This is the find of the millenium. You can arrange a private tasting at the winery through cellarpass or by contacting the winery at http://www.kamenwines.com. They will also arrange private tours of the vineyard. And the coolest part, the owner of the vineyard is the renowned screenwriter Robert Kamen who wrote the Karate Kid 1, 2, 3, A Walk In The Clouds, The Transporter, and Taken (to name a few).
— Lennie_Ross, Los Angeles
May 31st, 2008
10:58 am
There's so much to do in the Sonoma Valley besides sample its fantastic wines. The Sonoma Plaza is surrounded by history including the Sonoma Mission, the Barracks and Gen. Vallejo's home. The Overlook Trail is an easy hike with beautiful views. Take the littler kids to Train Town and when you're finished, relax on the Plaza grass with a picnic from one of the excellent restaurant/take outs.I've lived in Sonoma for 28 years and I love it everyday!
— zcch, Sonoma, CA
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I must say, upon arriving at the port, I was pleasantly surprised how quick and easy it was to get on the ship. I had ensured that my funpass was completed so I think that made things quicker. Anyhow, we were on the ship by about 12:00 pm enjoying the buffet on deck 9.
After eating lunch we journeyed to our interior cabin stateroom and was surprised at how spacious it was. Having been on the Majesty of the Seas and Princess Sapphire, I was expecting the typical very small room, however it was bigger than expected with plenty of room to move around.
This is one big ship, the biggest I have been on to date and was impressive from the get go. The foyer was tastefully decorated following the ships artist motif.
The buffets did get a bit old for breakfast as it seemed to be the same, but to shake things up, we went to the dining room a few times. The lunch buffets were nice as each day it was a different theme.
My wife really liked the 24-hour pizzeria, and the Chinese food kitchen as well as the deli sandwiches.
Entertainment was decent, could have been better. The Carnival Conquest dancers were excellent and the majority of their performances were superb. The costumes were a bit revealing for me to take kids to them. The ventriloquist was good, the magician, Deja, was pretty mediocre at best (needs a lot of polish).
The water system on the ship malfunctioned and while my wife was taking a shower, the water started coming out brown....brown enough that it turned the white towels brown when she dried off. All these issues were fixed in a timely and professional manner and didn't affect the overall experience at all.
All in all, I was very impressed and would cruise with Carnival again...though probably without kids (again).....take the kids on a Disney cruise!!!.


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current conventional wisdom embraces density, sky-high scrapers, vastly expanded mass transit and ever-smaller apartments. It reflects a desire to create an ideal locale for hipsters and older, sophisticated urban dwellers. [...]
Overlooked, or even disdained, is what most middle-class residents of the metropolis actually want: home ownership, rapid access to employment throughout the metropolitan area, good schools and "human scale" neighborhoods. — washingtonpost.com
In recent years developers putting up a forest of residential towers have been accused of turning the Brooklyn and Queens waterfront into Miami-on-the-East-River. With his new plan for the 11-acre Domino Sugar refinery in Williamsburg officially unveiled on Sunday, Jed Walentas has crafted something that might better be described as Dubai-on-the-East-River. — Crain's
Audacious new waterfront development designed by SHoP unveiled in Brooklyn. Transforms derelict Domino Sugar refinery into 24/7 community with designs the likes of which New York has never seen. View full entry »
"With today's groundbreaking, we're taking a major step forward in the transformation and rebirth of the Far West Side of Manhattan," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said from the podium at the corner of 33rd Street and Ninth Avenue. — New York Observer
Hudson Yards is not the only megadevelopnment underway on Manhattan's Far West Side. Brookfield Properties (owners of the World Financial Center, Canary Wharf and Zuccotti Park), broke ground on Manhattan West, a 5.4-million-square foot development on a 5 acre site over a set of Penn Station rail... View full entry »
Though the panelists agreed that the foreclosure crisis will lead to major changes in suburban development, they all thought new patterns are less likely to be brought about by a revised American dream than by economic and demographic factors. And all said it would be very difficult to change zoning laws to permit denser new development patterns, especially in existing "inner-ring" suburbs. — archrecord.construction.com
On Archinect: The CRIT: Thoughts on MoMA's Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream View full entry »
Architects innovate through design, but developers also innovate by selecting architects and making decisions to invest in new neighborhoods or provide housing forms that they think other developers are neglecting. Although what developers do is not as obvious as architecture, that doesn't mean there aren't consequences to liming competition among them. — forbes.com
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If a book, video or music CD is owned by one of the San Diego County Library branches, you may request this material be sent to your local branch. You may place your own request using the library catalog, or ask a library staff person to assist you in making the request. Requests may also be made online from home or office. There is no charge for this service.
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Wired.co.uk takes a look at some of the research projects going on around the world today that could potentially lead to an HIV vaccine »
When a crowdfunding video launched in January promising a free HIV vaccine "in a few short years", alarm bells went off for professionals in the field, some of whom turned out to be inaccurately connected to the project »
Let's take a minute to praise drip tape. You can find it at your local gardening centre -- thin, perforated plastic strips that deliver water directly to a plant's roots »
In the latest warning that antiobiotics resistance is nearing dangerous levels in modern populations, Australia's chief scientist has issued a stark warning that if we don't invest in combatting it now, sore throats and other minor infections could one day be deadly »
Needle phobics rejoice: in the future vaccines may be delivered via nanopatches, tiny material patches already being trialled in Papa New Guinea »
An anti-cocaine vaccine has been used successfully on non-human primates, bringing it one step closer to approval for use in human addiction therapy »
Dr Joe Cohen has worked for 30 years to invent the RTS,S malaria vaccine candidate, which is currently in late stage testing in sub-Saharan Africa. He describes the challenges of defeating the complex parasite »
A team at MIT has published a paper revealing how its network theory computer model can predict which US airports will be the worst offenders when it comes to a pandemic's global spread »
It seems paradoxical that, as medical scientists make huge advances in discovering the mechanisms of common diseases, fewer and fewer innovative drugs are reaching the market »
India has almost completed an entire year without a recorded case of the crippling virus, polio »
A team from Oxford University has successfully stored two different virus-based vaccines on sugar-stabilised membranes for 4-6 months at 45°C without any degradation »
Mammal-mounted clinics capable of delivering refrigerated medicine, conveying health messages via video and withstanding a bumpy ride could revolutionise remote medical services »
Samsung's Galaxy S4 uses a new eight-core CPU. It's faster but the new chip's architecture also brings a few interesting things to the table. Let's take a look »
Okpo, a port in South Korea, is home to Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering, a company constructing the world's largest model of ship -- 12 at a time »
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Good news is bad news and bad news will be good news when it comes to next week's trading, Jim Cramer told his "Mad Money" TV show viewers Friday. Cramer said that with the Independence Day holiday on Thursday, things should be quiet on Wall Street -- but then again, anything can happen.
Cramer said that starting next week, all of the analysts will begin looking into 2014 for their earnings estimates, and that's historically a good time for stocks. But with only a handful of data points coming in, next week's game plan will continue to be more of the same.
For Monday, Cramer said he'll be watching the Chinese PMI data, along with economic date from China. He remains bullish Japan will have a good second half of 2013. Tuesday brings U.S. auto sales and factory orders, numbers that should show whether the Fed had any impact on these two key sectors of our economy.Later in the week, it's European retail sales on Wednesday. Cramer said this number could signal the beginnings of a recovery, but probably won't. Thursday is the holiday, which means there will be light trading on Friday, when the U.S. non-farm payroll numbers are released. Cramer said once again, the number must be just right because too high and too low will be seen as bad news for stocks.
Off the ChartsIn the "Off The Charts" segment, Cramer went head to head with colleague Carly Garner to see if the bottom is finally forming in gold after what has been a horrendous selloff these past few months. According to Garner's analysis, using a chart of the gold futures and the commitment of traders report, the bottom in gold will be coming sooner as opposed to later. The commitment of traders report, which means how many futures contracts both large and small traders are holding, shows that the big investors are running extremely lean on gold, while the smaller investors have all but given up. Why is this important? Cramer said it's because there's simply no one left to sell.
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05/17/2014 @ 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Jim Santy Auditorium
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Rated R, 90 min.
Steve Coogan recently charmed audiences as the investigative journalist in the Academy Award nominated film "Philomena." When famous DJ Alan Partridge's radio station is taken over by a new media conglomerate, it sets in motion a chain of events which see Alan having to work with the police to defuse a potential confrontation with unhappy employees. Coogan's characteristic and quirky brand of humor is in full force in this witty and insightful indie favorite.


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We aren't anti-cell tower, just anti-location. We have even given Verizon an extensive list of alternative locations such as the water tank complex off of Madrone and Big Basin Highway. This location, unlike the proposed one, would be out of sight and on higher ground, giving it greater coverage area.
Another location is at the existing cell tower site on Rebecca Drive which Verizon didn't even know existed. It just shows how hard they really were looking for a good location that would serve the citizens of Boulder Creek.
There are other concerns including the county codes that are being waived for this location. They include a 300-foot setback for residential zoned parcels (this includes five parcels), scenic corridor protections, and requirements for co-location. Then there is the parts of our town plan that are being ignored. Our town plan says service equipment including satellite dishes shall be located away from streets and screened from view. That no commercial impacts "spill over" to the residential areas. That maximum height from commercial is 25 feet. Last, but not least, noise levels from commercial activity may not exceed 45 decibels at the property perimeter. The proposed cell tower with its generator would be 64 decibels at the property perimeter which is right next to our dentist office.
So why hasn't the county just denied this application? Why has it been dragged out for four hearings and then shelved? It's because two of those hearings were continued because Verizon requested so per their lawyers.
Yes, Verizon has already gotten their lawyers involved. So who do you think has more money, Verizon or Santa Cruz County?
If you even have to think about that you have not been paying attention. Corporations have been flaunting their power like crazy lately and even declared themselves people per our Supreme Court.
So instead of denying the application, our county, along with many others, are waiting for Verizon to withdraw the application or move on. But what is the big deal if Verizon has a few denied applications? Why do they care if it is denied anyway? That's where the lawyers come in. In court, cases are decided on precedence. If this application is denied, the denial could be used in other court cases that are currently pending all over the country by other citizens, school boards, and counties. Verizon's goal in bullying Santa Cruz and many other counties is to control both sides of the argument in court so they have the winning hand.
With this protest, we were delivering a message to Verizon that we are not going away. We are not going to be ignored, and if Verizon continues pushing the matter we are going to make noise. Protests done in the right way can get national attention and that is something Verizon does not want this application to get.
This application has not gotten national attention yet, but if it goes on long enough it will. Especially since the proposed location is at the gateway to Big Basin Redwood State Park, California's first official state park.
- Rachel Wooster is a Boulder Creek resident.


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Cooper takes charge of Maori All Blacks
Colin Cooper will take charge of the Maori All Blacks on their tour to North America in November.
The ex-Hurricanes coach will be assisted by former All Blacks Tabai Matson (backs) and Carl Hoeft (forwards) when the team face off against Canada and the USA Eagles.
Cooper, who turned out for the Maori All Blacks in the 80's, said that it was an honour for him to be chosen for the role.
"I am very proud of my Maori heritage, and I feel very privileged to be appointed to this job. The Maori All Blacks have always been a unique team that celebrates the best of Maori and rugby," he said.
"I am committed to ensuring that the Maori All Blacks offer the All Blacks selectors more choices about the talent that is coming through the ranks," he added.
New Zealand Maori Rugby Board chairman Wayne Peters is confident that Cooper is the right man for the job.
"He has a great coaching record. He is Taranaki's coach but his experience includes the Hurricanes from 2003-10, the New Zealand Colts in 2001 and the Junior All Blacks in 2005-09," explained Peters.
"As a former play, he well understands how important this team is for players who are wanting more opportunities to press for higher honour.
"Colin is joined by a very experienced coaching team in Matson and Hoeft who bring great experiences as former players at the highest level."
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A 12-year-old girl and an 8-year-old boy were stabbed multiple times in the attack.
Bowling Green Police say the situation is "stabilized" after a device was detonated Tuesday afternoon.
Police responded to the scene in the 500 block of North Enterprise Street after a plastic bottle with a wire was seen in the middle of the street, in front of the Enterprise Square Apartments.
The area was evacuated and the northwest Ohio bomb squad called. The bomb squad detonated the device after examining it with a robot. It is unclear if the device contained any explosives.
"We always have to err on the side of caution," said Lt. Daniel Mancuso, of the BG Police Department. "Obviously we didn't know what it was...so [the Toledo Bomb Squad] determined the best course of action was to detonate it."
North Enterprise Street was shut down for several hours due to the incident.
Students and others in the area weren't sure what to think.
"Why on North Enterprise? Why would someone put a bomb?" questioned Ian McNair. "Pretty much thought it was a fake, if anything."
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UNH 191.05 at Rutgers 189.575
Rutger's Luisa Leal won the AA (39.0), VT, UB and FX, but it wasn't enough as UNH used a team effort to defeat the host Scarlet Knights. For UNH, Jannelle Minichiello and Danielle Reibold won the BB.
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UC Davis 190.5 at ASU 190.85
ASU held off UC Davis to score the home victory. ASU's Samantha Seaman won VT while teammate Kohoku Palafox won the UB and Beate Jones won FX to pace the Sun Devils. The Aggies Katie Yamamura won the BB and the AA with a 38.725.
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Cal 190.375 at Sac State 189.725
Cal edged host Sac State 190.375 to 189.725, led by Madisyn O'Briens 38.625 AA win. She also won vault and tied for the UB title with the Hornets Nicole Meiller. Sac State frosh Kalliah McCartney won the BB while teammate Kailey Hansen won the FX.
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The Arkansas Gym'Backs won the Cancun Classic, defeating Arizona, Auburn, Iowa and LSU. Arkansas posted a big 196.45 to win the competition, followed by Arizona's 195.15. AU posted a 194.775, Iowa a 193.875 and LSU a 192.5. Full results are not available.
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DU 193.7 at UGA 196.525
Lead by standout performances from Kat Ding and Noel Couch, UGA powered to a 196.525 opening tally. Ding won VT with a 9.925 and UB with a 9.975. Couch added a win on FX and in the AA (39.275). Shayla Worley won the BB for the GymDogs.
DU posted some Pioneer highlights on YouTube.com during the meet.
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Florida 196.025 at NC State 194.675
Frosh superstar Kytra Hunter powered the Gators to the win, taking the AA with a 39.25 in her debut. She also claimed the FX title with a high double layout. Teammate Alaina Johnson won the UB, while Gators Ashanee Dickerson and Marissa King tied NCSU's Jess Panza for the BB title. Diahanna Ham of the Wolfpack won VT.
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Washington 193.175 at Michigan State 191.825
The Huskies overcame a rough third rotation with a meet-high event tally on BB. Senior Ruby Engreitz won the AA and UB. Frosh teammate McKenzie Fechter won FX while Husky Paige Bixler won BB. UW's Amanda Cline tied for the VT title with MSU's Taira Neal.
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Centenary 186.175 at WMU 191.45
WMU's Taylor Zondervan scored a meet-high 9.775 to win UB and lead the Broncos to victory. She had plenty of help, as teammates Lauren Bledsoe and frosh Shelby Pflug won VT. Bronco Caroline O'Brien won BB, Stacy Kramer won FX while Cepeda Carter completed the sweep with an AA win.
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Susan Aplin worked behind the scenes for two decades helping run some of the biggest retail stores around — Williams-Sonoma, Sports Authority, Staples, The Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy and Pottery Barn.
But it wasn't until she and friend Carolyn Wapnick took a vacation to Alaska's Prince William Sound that she found her true calling: retail with a cause.
As a result of the trip, the duo founded bambeco, an online seller of sustainable home furnishings. Since 2009, the Baltimore-based retailer has grown from two employees to nearly two dozen and attracted more than $4 million worth of investment.
The company, which would not disclose annual sales, actively sells and ships its thousands of sustainable products to every state and Canada and expects to nearly double its workforce this year. Aplin, the company's CEO, also said she is working on the retailer's first brick-and-mortar deal: selling a line of glassware through a major grocer she can't name yet.
"Our mission is to change the world, one room at a time," said Aplin, who said the idea to promote sustainable living through home decor grew out of that 2006 Alaska trip. "My eyes were opened by the glaciers receding … and I saw the impact on the climate."
She returned to her home in Washington, D.C., determined to examine her own carbon footprint. She began looking for greener ways to commute, clean the house and do laundry. But when she needed to replace some household furnishings and sought sustainable products, she hit roadblocks.
"I couldn't find anything … that was fashionable," she said. "You could find pillows for sale, but they were made of hemp. I believed I wasn't the only one out there who felt that way."
Her research supported that belief. One survey showed that more than half of consumers would buy sustainable items if they were readily available, including a portion of die-hard shoppers who would go out of their way to make such purchases
As the idea to start a business evolved, she left her job, sold her house in Washington and moved to a cabin she owned in West Virginia. In Moorefield, W.Va., she and Wapnick, who has a media and technology background and is now bambeco's chief technology officer, found a distraction-free and economical place to hammer out a business plan.
With a $250,000 investment — their own money as well as funds raised from family and friends — they rented a warehouse, set up an office and launched the brand that takes its name from "bamboo" and "ecology."
All the merchandise — rugs, pillows, vases, clocks, serving pieces, dinnerware, duvets and blankets — are made from recycled, reclaimed, organic or natural materials.
The current collection features root wood appetizer plates for $28, organic cotton bath towels for $68 and reclaimed timber Spanish olive trays for $110. Shoppers can find Adirondack chairs made from recycled detergent bottles and milk jugs, chemical-free natural fiber rugs and recycled glassware.
While the company focuses on turning a profit, it also sets environmental goals, donating 1 percent of every sale to an environmental group such as the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and the Nature Conservancy.
The company grew, attracting customers and bringing them back, despite almost no advertising other than word of mouth and social media.
In November, the company got a big financial shot in the arm, announcing it had received $4.5 million in equity funding. The deal included $1 million from New Atlantic Ventures, a venture capital firm that focuses on consumer products and technology startups. Other funds came from the Maryland Venture Fund and angel investors including Bruce Cleland, founder of Team in Training and former CEO of Campbell & Co., a Towson investment management firm.
Thanasis Delistathis, a managing partner of New Atlantic, said bambeco has all the right elements: a unique market and products; loyal customers; healthy margins; and a high percentage of items shipped from suppliers, reducing inventory costs. In addition, he cited Alpin's experience with iconic brands, a plus for filling what he views as a hole in the growing retail e-commerce market for a brand driven by a sense of mission.
"We always bet on the people, and — especially at the early stages of a business' life — it's important to have the right CEO," Delistathis said. "Susan is someone who has relevant experience in e-commerce but the passion for getting this done.
"We feel that this is a big market, and it's an untapped market," he said. "Consumers want to really find good green goods."
As demand has grown, mainstream retailers have responded as well. Pottery Barn advertises furniture with soy-based cushions and sustainably harvested wood. Ikea says it has increased its use of recycled wood and the share of cotton from sustainable sources. Crate & Barrel sells bamboo furniture and organic cotton towels.
Consumer research released last fall by the Sustainable Furnishings Council showed "the consumer is more aware about sustainability, especially as it pertains to energy savings and reclaimed materials," the council's executive director, Susan Inglis, said in a statement.


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Located in the northeast corner of Viet Nam, 165 km from Hanoi, Halong Bay is among the most favored attractions of Vietnam.
In 1962, Halong Bay was recognized as a vestige and beauty spot of national significances by Ministry of Culture and Information of Viet Nam and was also proudly recognized as a World Natural Heritage Site twice by UNESCO: the first time, in 1994, for its exceptional and universal value of the landscape and the second time in 2000 for its special value of geology and geomorphology. Halong Bay's center area was recognized as a world heritage area by UNESCO and covers an area of 434 sq. km, including 775 islands, of which 411 are already named. In 2009, the New 7 Wonders Foundation, which runs the New Seven Wonders of the World campaign, includes Halong Bay on its list of nominations as one the World's New 7 Wonders of Nature. On November 11, 2011, the New 7 Wonders Foundation provisionally named Halong Bay as one of them. Halong bay is also a member of the Club of the Most Beautiful Bays of the World.
View from above, Halong bay looks like an extremely vivid huge drawing. This is a wonderful and skillful masterpiece of the Creator that turns thousands of dumb soulless stone islands into fantastic sculptural and artistic works of various graceful shapes, both familiar and strange to human beings. Thousands of islands emerging uneven in the fanciful waves look strong and magnificent but also mild and vivid. Amidst these islands, it feels like we are lost in a thrillingly legendary world. There are many names given to islands on the bay according to their shapes and forms. This one looks like somebody heading toward the shore: Hon Dau Nguoi (Human Head Island); that one looks like a dragon hovering above the sea surface: Hon Rong (Dragon Island); another looks like an old man sitting fishing: Hon La Vong; some look like a big sail struggling amidst the wind to set off for the sea: Hon Canh Buon (Sail Island); then two islands look like a pair of chicken lovingly playing with each other above the sea: Hon Trong Mai (Male and Female Chickens Island); and amid the vast sea stands an island like a big incense burner like a ritual offering to heaven: Hon Lu Huong (Incense Burner Island). All are so real that people are taken aback by them. Those stone islands have experienced unpredictable changes over time and they take different shapes from different angles of view. Here, we come to realize that they are not dumb inanimate things but are vivid and soulful. With a tropical climate, Ha Long Bay is also home to a great biodiversity with typical eco-systems like mangrove forest, coral and tropical forest as well as thousands of plants and animals of numerous species, for example shrimp, fish and squid. Some species are particularly rare and can be found nowhere else.
Interestingly, visitors to Halong Bay can take part in a number of recreational activities, such as sightseeing, kayaking, swimming, trekking, rowing, and fishing while enjoying the magnificent beauty of the bay. Recently, Halong Bay has become one of the premier sea kayaking spots in Vietnam and visitors will find kayaking inside limestone karst one of the greatest excitements. All of the Halong Bay Cruises, such as Emeraude Cruise, Indochina Sails, Bhaya Cruise, Aclass Cruise, … offer kayaking service included in their travel program. As a matter of fact, the 2 days/1 night cruise tours with 1 night on boat are the most popular choices of travelers to Halong Bay. By joining this tour, customers can fully explore the magnificence of Halong Bay and enjoyably participate in such interesting activities at the same time. Moreover, the 3 days/2 nights cruise tours, also a popular option for visitors, bring about more wonderful experiences of Halong Bay. With this travel program, some cruises, such as the Poseidon Sails, grant customers a chance to discover Cat Ba Island's natural beauty by doing trekking through Cat Ba National Park, such a great news for those travelers who love trekking. Especially, during any cruise trip, travelers will find it extremely exciting visiting floating villages on Halong Bay such as Vong Vieng and Cua Van villages where they experience astonishing local people's way of living.
Since Halong Cruise Tours have been rated as the best option for visiting Halong Bay, it is highly recommend that customers choose to book a proper Halong Bay cruise/junk as part of the travel plan. Fascinatinghalongbay.com, as an official Halong Bay Cruises Operator, has been designated to assist customers making the best choices for Halong Bay tours.
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February 10, 2009
WASHINGTON -- NASA's activities in social networking media will be recognized Wednesday in New York, when the agency receives an award for its presence on the popular Web site Twitter.
Known as the Shorty Award, it was created to honor the best producers of short content on Twitter during 2008. Updates on NASA's Mars Phoenix Lander mission received the most votes in the science category from users of the site.
The Mars Phoenix Twitter delivered more than 600 updates during the 152 days the lander was operating in the north polar region of Mars. By the end of the lander's mission in early November, more than 38,000 people were following its reports, called "tweets." The account is still used to provide updates on the mission's science results and has more than 41,000 followers.
"We created the account, known as Mars Phoenix, last May with the goal of providing the public with near real-time updates on the mission," said Veronica McGregor, manager of the news office at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., and originator of the updates. "The response was incredible. Very quickly it became a way not only to deliver news of the mission, but to interact with the public and respond to their questions about space exploration."
Twitter allows people to follow accounts of their choosing through the Web, or by having updates sent to their mobile phones. Users post short updates that are limited to 140 characters or less. The Shorty Awards were created by Sawhorse Media in New York and are supported by a grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation in Miami.
NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander ceased communications Nov. 2 after successfully returning unprecedented science data to Earth. Launched Aug. 4, 2007, Phoenix safely touched down on Mars on May 25, 2008, at a site farther north than where any previous spacecraft had landed. Phoenix's soft landing on Mars was the first in 32 years. Phoenix sent more than 25,000 images back to Earth. Science instruments returned a treasure trove of data that continue to be analyzed.
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For a list of NASA missions providing updates on Twitter, visit http://www.nasa.gov/collaborate .
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What's Next Alexandria is a community conversation about civic engagement and planning for the future -- and how Alexandrians can best participate in the public decisions that shape the City. In this process, community members worked together to reach agreement on the principles that will guide civic engagement and planning in Alexandria. You will first see these principles applied to decisions about growth and transportation because these issues are among our most controversial, but they will also be used to meaningfully involve Alexandrians in decisions about all of the issues facing our City.
See what some of your neighbors are saying - a sampling of thoughtful commentary on civic engagement in Alexandria from community dialogue participants.
The City is the convener of this effort, but the discussion and the recommendations are up to you. Your participation will make this initiative successful and sustainable.
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Follow your baby's timeline. Most babies begin eating solid foods between four and six months, but some may start a little earlier, others later. As with crawling, walking, potty-training, and just about every other infant milestone, there's no perfect time -- there's your baby's time.
Let your baby participate.By about nine months, many babies are interested in trying to feed themselves. Although your picky eater is likely to make a mess waving around the mealtime spoon, letting him take control is important to a child's growth and development.
It's natural for babies to slow down their feedings.As they reach the end of their first year, babies' growth tends to slow and so too can their calorie needs. Be patient; growth spurts are on the way.
Keep trying, gently.Some babies may need to try a food eight, 10, even 15 times before they enjoy it, so be patient and continue to revisit a rejected food over time.
Don't let on that you're frustrated or angry.React emotionally to a picky eater and even a 1-year old will understand her power over you. Realize that you want your baby to eat for her own well-being, not to please you -- and that baby's rejection of a food is not a rejection of you.
Understand who's responsible for what.It's your job to feed your baby, but it's your baby's responsibility to decide what and how much to eat. Children will always eat when they're hungry. Remember that so long as a child is growing and gaining weight -- and you are feeding them healthy options -- there's little need to worry about a baby who's a picky eater.
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All ages will be enchanted by these magical animated films, with wonderful music tracks and charming narrations, on show all day on Saturday 13th October. The fairy-tale films are based on the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen and the stories from One Thousand and One Nights.
We are showing this programme of short films all day, so you can pop in any time and stay as long as you like. Feel free to watch the films from the comfort on our giant bean bags.
Pop corn is on sale in our Cafe.
Lotte Reiniger was one of the twentieth century's major animation artists, pioneering a unique style of silhouette animation in her interpretations of myths and fairy tales. She created one of the first full-length animated films - 10 years before Disney.
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GOOD rifle! you could drop small to medium game with this. easy to cock and accurate. The scope in the kit leaves something to be desired but you get what you pay for. bore sited it dead on in 4 shots
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Eastern Ave., 2600 block, Aug. 18, 9:10 p.m. A man and two women reported that they were walking in Patterson Park at about 500 Luzerne Ave. when they were approached from behind by suspects on bicycles. The suspects demanded their cell phones, and then pulled out dark handguns. The man refused to cooperate. He was attacked by one of the suspects, and his cell phone was taken. The man fought the suspect, and told the women to run. The suspects did not manage to take anything from the women. One suspect was arrested.
Eastern Ave., 3200 block, Aug. 19, 1:50 p.m. A woman reported that while she was walking, a man ran up from behind her and grabbed her purse. She struggled to hold on, but was overpowered and thrown to the ground, and the suspect fled with her property.
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N. Washington St., 300 block, Aug. 20, 11:20 p.m. The victim was walking when she was approached by two men in their 20s. One said, "Get the pockets," and then went into her pants pockets, taking $30 and a bus pass.
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S. Exeter St., 700 block, Aug. 21, 11:15 p.m. A man said that as he was trying to go into a building on Aliceanna St., the suspects followed him, pushed him into a glass door, and took the cell phone from his hand. They fled. The victim was taken to the hospital; he suffered a dislocated shoulder.
Eastern Ave., 3400 block, Aug. 22, 3:48 a.m. A man told police that another man approached and asked for a cigarette; the victim replied that he had none. The suspect then pushed him and snatched the gold chain from his neck while another man acted as a lookout. The suspects fled, put were later observed in the 3400 block of Bank St. during a search of the area. They were arrested.
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Eastbrook Ave., 6900 block, Aug. 18, 11 a.m. A man told police that someone entered his dwelling through an unsecured side window, took medications, and fled.
S. Curley St., unit block, Aug. 18, 12:53 p.m. Police responded to the location for a burglary call that stated that three males broke into the rear of the property. Upon arrival, police found the rear door glass busted out at the vacant location. The suspects were not present; it is unknown if property was taken.
N. Potomac St., 100 block, Aug. 19, 2:45 p.m. Someone kicked in the rear door of the dwelling while the victim was away. There was severe damage to the door and frame. Missing were three video game consoles, a Bluray player, and a laptop. The house was also ransacked.
S. Ellwood Ave., 400 block, Aug. 19, 4:40 a.m. A woman reported that while she was asleep, she was awoken by a man who came in through the open rear window. He tried to take her laptop, but fled when she saw him. The victim gave chase but lost him. She returned to find her iPhone, iPad, $40 and keys missing.
E. Baltimore St., 2900 block, Aug. 19, 11 p.m. When the victim's awoke for work, their bikes were missing. They did not make the report until they returned home from work. There were holes in the kitchen window screen which were apparently used to open the locks. Stolen were three high-end bikes and a laptop.
S. Conkling St., 900 block, Aug. 19, 11:30 p.m. An unknown suspect used an unknown object to shatter the front window. Inside the business, the suspect broke apart the cash register and took $500. During investigation, a citizen reported that he found part of the cash register near his truck. A few credit cards and a small amount of change was recovered. The crime lab responded.


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Commander Nicholas Good
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Commander Nicholas Good is a native of Sherman, TX and a 1996 graduate of the United States Naval Academy. He was designated a Naval Aviator in Meridian, MS in May 1999.
Upon completion of replacement pilot training in the F/A-18 with the GLADIATORS of VFA-106 at NAS OCEANA, VA, he was assigned to the RAGIN BULLS of VFA-37 in Oceana, VA where he deployed aboard USS HARRY S. TRUMAN (CVN 75) flying combat sorties in support of Operations SOUTHERN WATCH in 2001 and IRAQI FREEDOM in 2003. While assigned to VFA-37, Commander Good served as PAO, Coffee Mess Officer, AV/ARM Division Officer, and Air-to-Ground Weapons Training Officer. In July 2003, Commander Good transferred to Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center (NSAWC) at Naval Air Station Fallon, NV as an Air Wing Instructor at STRIKE. While attached to STRIKE, Commander Good completed Strike Fighter Tactics Instructor (SFTI) training at the Navy Fighter Weapons School, TOPGUN. He then reported to the SHRIKES of VFA-94 in Lemoore, CA as the squadron Training Officer where he deployed in support of the Unit Deployment Plan. VFA-94 was attached to MARINE AIR GROUP 12 based in Iwakuni, Japan. Next, he reported to the BLUE DIAMONDS of VFA-146 in Lemoore, CA where he deployed on a WESTPAC aboard USS JOHN C. STENNIS (CVN 74) in 2009. During his tour, Commander Good served as a Department Head for Safety, Maintenance, and Operations. In 2009 he reported to the U.S. NAVAL WAR COLLEGE in Newport, RI where he earned a Master of Arts Degree in National Security and Strategic Studies. Commander Good reported in 2011 to Expeditionary Combat Readiness Center in Norfolk, VA and deployed as a Global War on Terror Support Assignment (GSA) to Kabul, Afghanistan as the Personnel Recovery Officer for NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan. Commander Good reported as Executive Officer of VFA-15 in May 2012.
Commander Good's personal awards include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Strike Flight Air Medal (4 awards), Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (4 awards with 1 V), Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (2 awards) and various other individual and unit awards. He is married to the former Evelyn Parmelee from Sacramento, CA, and they have three children: Jacob, Nathan and Abigail.
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Transforming lives, enriching communities, and enhancing futures by creating an environment of innovation, equity, and excellence through education.
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