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Peter Pietrangelo of Sault Ste. Marie presented a research paper at the 2010 John Burroughs Nature Writing Conference and Seminar held during the summer at the State University of New York in Oneonta. The conference, "Old Lessons for a New Millennium: Nature Writing and Environmentalism in the 21st Century," focused on the work of writers who contributed to the early conservation movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and the work of contemporary writers who are exerting an influence on the development of early 21st century environmentalism. Read more
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Dr. Chad Barbour has had two articles accepted for publication "Playing Indian, Gender Performance, and Racial Masquerade in 1940s and 1950s United States Comics." Forthcoming in the International Journal of Comic Art , November 2013. "When Captain America Was an Indian: Heroic Masculinity, Na tional Identity, and Playing Indian." Forthcoming in The Journal of Popular Culture , 2014.
Aaron Fader'13 presented his paper, "Video Game Narrative: Problems and Possibilities," at the Midwestern Conference on Literature, Language, and Media at Northern Illinois University. The paper is based on his senior thesis (directed by Dr. Chad Barbour). In this research, Aaron applies reader - response theory to video game narratives. Through this application, he seeks to establish a gamer - response theory that att empts to understand and explain the way that an audience participates in and shapes narrative in video games. He is now attending the MA program in English at the University of Toledo.
Neil O'Boyle Connelly will be our featur ed guest on Friday, October 4 th , for a Master Class on creative writing at noon in Arts Center 217 and for a Reading and Reception at 7 to 9 pm in the Crows Nest. Connelly is the author of two highly - acclaimed young adult novels which examine the power of faith and the human desire for a savior: Saint Michael's Scales , which was a finalist for the 2002 Borders Original Voices series, and The Miracle Stealer , which received a sta r red review from Booklist. He is also the author of the literary novels Buddy C ooper Finds a Way , which Entertainment Weekly called both comic and chilling, and The Midlife Crisis of Commander Invincible , which will be published by LSU Press in fall 2013. Connelly earned his MFA degree in creative writing at McNeese State Universit y where he studied under Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Olen Butler. Connellys short story "The Adventures of Ultimate Man" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. In 2006, Oxford American included him in a list of prominent novelists of the Southern United St ates. Having since returned to his Pennsylvania roots, Connelly is now an Assistant Professor of English at Shippensburg University. Please spread the word about this event.
Lake Superior State University has receive d grant funding from the Michigan Humanities Council and the Michigan Center for the Book to be used for hosting the Superior Childrens Book Festival on November 2 nd this year. The festival will be held from 11 am to 3 pm in the Cisler Center and is bein g presented as a joint project of the Departments of Englis h and Education. The festival planning committee includes: Janice Repka, Asst. Prof. of English & Creative writing; Susan James, Asst. Director/Reference Librarian, Bayliss Public Library; Debbie Lehman, Children's Librarian, Bayliss Public Library; Jillena Rose, Asst. Prof. of English & Creative Writing; Mary McMyne, Asst. Prof. of English & Education, and Brenda Cooper, Dept. of Education. Many childrens book authors will appear including Joh nathan Rand (author of over sixty books, including the Michigan Chillers series) Nancy Shaw (author of the childrens classic picture book Sheep in a Jeep and the multi - cultural picture book Elenas Story ) and Upper Peninsula authors Carrie Pearson, Gretch en Pearson , Lizbeth Jenkins - Dale and others. If you would like to assist with the festival by sponsoring a table or donating needed items, please contact the festival coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com .
On Tuesday, October 29 , Bayliss Library will host a reading for four LSSU professors who have had their work published in the anthology The Way North: Collected Upper Peninsula New Works , published this year by Wayne St ate University Press. The event will begin at 7 pm. and our campus bookstore will provide copies of the book for purchase. The professors who have been invited to read their poetry and prose are: Julie Barbour, Eric Gadzinski, Mary McMyne, Janice Repka, and James Zukowski. Please plan to attend.
Our student literary journal, Snowdrifts , is now open for submissions. Please encourage your students to submit original poetry, fiction, non - fiction, art and photography to email@example.com . The deadline for submissions will be November 19.
The LSSU English Club is meeting on Mondays at 5 pm this semester. All students are welcome to join regardless of major. This year the club plans to continue offering critique exchanges, to attend a writers retreat, and hopefully make it to a writing conference. If you know any students who might be interested in joining, please encourage them to atten d a meeting to get to know the group. For more information contact the Club Co - Advisors, Jillena Rose and Janice Repka.
Assistant Prof. Katey Price (right) and her COMM 325 Organizational Communication class at the Alzheimer's Association walk on September 7.
COMM 325 students participated in the Alzheimers Association walk on Se ptember 7. Sault Ste. Marie Mayor Tony Bosbous of Sault Ste. Marie joined the team of organizational communication students as they participated and observed the communication taking place in an organized context. Team "Lake State Comm Squad" raised $150 for the walk.
Drs. Gary Balfantz and George Denger will both be attending the National Communication Association conference November 20 - 24 in Washington, D.C. They w ill be attending and participating on a Performance Studies panel at the 99 th National Communication Association convention in Washington D C., November 20 - 24.
Dr. Balfantz is serving as an external reviewer for the Communication Studies department at the University of Northern Iowa. He has been asked to evaluate the quantity, quality and breadth of a candidates scholarly /creative activity for promotion to full professor.
He w as mentioned in the article, Seeing , Channeling, and Weaving: Coming to Christie Logan, Text and Performance Quarterly, Vol. 33, No 3, July 2013. This was a special issue of the journal: Reflections on the Economics of Performance.
Dr. Balfantz has received invitations to the Petit Jean Performance Festival, October 2013, hosted by the University of North Texas and to the Patti Pace Performance Festival, February 2014, hosted by Georgia Perimeter State University, Augus ta Georgia. The festival offer s performance and workshop opportunities for students and faculty members in a non - competitive setting. Dr. Balfantz has taken students to numerous festivals in the past. Our students last performed at Petit Jean in Fall of 2008.
Dr. Denger will be presenting during the NCA conference as a member of a panel on presidential campaign debate camps. The panelists enlisted as a respondent a former Cabinet - level officer from the Clinton administration who directly assisted cand idate Clinton in debate preparation during his 1992 run for the presidency.
In April, Dr. Denger presented at the Eastern Communication Association Conference in Pittsburgh, PA. His focus in this conference was on the implications of recent research on th e critic and rhetorical theorist Kenneth Burke for the practice of communication pedagogy through public speaking competition.
Communication alumna Gabby Castillo Uger 10 and her husband Steve celebrated the birth of a son, David, this past August. Congratulations!
The Laker community was saddened to learn this past summer of the passing of Dr. Polly Stevens Fields. Dr. Fields taught in the English Department for many years at LSSU after her arrival on our campus in 1995. She died in Reno, Nevada.
Former Laker communication and theater student Stephanie (Kilgore ) Heath 05 has begun work toward her Ph.D. at Louisiana State University.
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Gracious words for a lost friend and a moment of silence were how Pete Fisher kicked off the âGrand Ole Opryâ on Saturday night.
Fisher, Grand Ole Opry vice president and general manager, told the audience for the second night in a row that the show would be dedicated to George Jones, the âOpryâsâ dear friend and Country Music Hall of Famer who died on Friday in Nashville at age 81.
âHis spirit could not have been more present than it was on our nearly sold-out âFriday Night Opry,ââ Fisher said Saturday.
Brad Paisley made a surprise appearance during the Friday show to pay his respects to his friend. Paisley sang a medley of Jonesâ songs and shed some tears with John Conlee as they absorbed the loss of their friend.
After the show, Paisley tweeted: âTo everyone @opry tonight: Thank you for honoring @gjpossum w/us. & for being my musical home ⦠This was my honor tonight. And therapy somehow.â
On Saturday, Fisher called the moment âan emotional capstone to an historic evening.â
âEveryone in the Opry House knew country music had lost its greatest and most distinctive voice just hours earlier,â Fisher said. âBut three generations of performers on stage and fans in the crowd witnessed how his legacy would live on, both through his timeless classics and his indelible influence on todayâs stars.â
There werenât unexpected superstar sightings at the âGrand Ole Opryâ on Saturday night, but country traditionalists including Jimmy C. Newman and Jim Ed Brown remembered Jones as a contemporary, while newcomers Morgan Frazier and Kristen Kelly recalled the influence he had and continues to have on their music.
Newman performed âSeasons of My Heart,â a song he performed with Jones early in their careers, and Brown, who hosted a segment of the show, told the audience that Jones was one of the best singers to âever stand in that little round circle.â
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âWe will miss him,â Brown said, and later performed Jonesâ âWalk Through This World with Me.â
When Rhonda Vincent took the stage, she recalled her first meeting with Jones, saying it was âquite unexpected.â She was sitting on the front row of a show when the country legend started talking about a young female artist whom he said he and his band âreally loved.â
âI was waiting to see who it was, and it was me,â said the bluegrass singer. âI had just had my first single, and he was waving for me to come on stage. I was frozen. It was one of many memories.â
Vincent played Jonesâ song âWhen the Grass Grows Over Me,â and invited the audience member that wanted her to sign a mandolin to meet her across the street at the record store after the Opry where she was going to shop for George Jones music.
Jeannie Seely hosted a segment in the show and talked about how fun-loving Jones always was backstage at the Opry House.
âI like to remember those times,â Seely said. âAnd weâll certainly always miss George Jones.â
For Curb Records' new artist Frazier, Jonesâ âWhite Lightningâ was one of the first songs she learned. Her grandfather would take her to play at retirement homes on Fridays and she would play the song for the residents. However, the newcomer, a Texas native, chose âWhoâs Gonna Fill Their Shoesâ for her âOpryâ performance.
Kelly, also a Texan, said she and her sister went out last night and all they heard being played was Jonesâ music. Then she pointed out how sad it was for Jones to have to die for people to dust off his songs again.
Kelly sang âChoicesâ when she stepped on stage and said the moment would always be a highlight in her career.
âItâs one of the highest honors Iâve had so far,â she said of performing during Jonesâ âOpryâ shows. âI didnât see this day coming. I donât think anybody did. To be a part of the âOpryâ and to be a part of history and honoring him will stand out in my career forever.â
Conlee performed again on Saturday nightâs Grand Ole Opry, closing the show with âHe Stopped Loving Her Todayâ as picture of Jones was shown on a large screen in the background.
âThank you George Jones for all the music,â Conlee said at the end of the song. âAnd, your friendship.â
Gospel singer Jason Crabb, who played the âOpryâ on Friday night, said the two nights of shows in Jonesâ honor demonstrate how even though country music lost one of its founding fathers on Friday, heâll never truly be gone.
âThatâs the great thing about Nashville and the âGrand Ole Opry,ââ Crabb said. âOur lives are like that: We are here today, and who knows when weâre going to be gone. But the great thing about the âOpryâ is the song lives on and their memories live on. Last night everyone took their hats off for George.â

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Is Tesco Fresh & Easy ever going to open in Danville?
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on Jul 23, 2010 at 6:51 am
That is a great question. I am also interested in the answer !
on Jul 23, 2010 at 8:37 am
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I emailed them and asked when and if the Danville store will open.Stay tuned! Danville appears to be on their roadmap..
on Jul 23, 2010 at 9:44 am
Where might it go now that Walgreen's has taken its proposed location?
on Jul 23, 2010 at 11:10 am
I had understood that there was still room for the Fresh and Easy next to the Walgreen's, hopefully.
on Jul 23, 2010 at 1:30 pm
I understand that Tesco has renewed their building permit with the Town of Danville recently which is hopeful. Also, they are building a new Fresh N Easy in the Antioch area. They did not have a distribution center in Northern CA which held up their expansions here, so hopefully that has been resolved.Their website still lists Danville as a "future store". I am anxious for them to open too.
on Jul 26, 2010 at 11:53 am
Yes, there is space next to the Walgreens - sitting empty. Sue - hopefully that indicates they still plan to build.
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The SF SPCA has video footage of the criminals, who can be described as a Latino couple in their mid-30's that were accompanied by a child. The man is approximately 5' 7", heavy-set, with spiky black hair and a short beard. The woman was approximately 5' 6", thin, with dark hair. They were accompanied by a 4 – 6 year old boy with dark hair. The group was driving an older white Sedan, possibly a Honda Accord or Toyota Camry.
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That, and receiver Devon Smith may be the most frightening sub-150 pound player in football. Man, can he scoot!
Shoot, you've got to run 90 plays a game just to get everyone the ball. Theoretically, this could be the 1987, 1996, 1999 and 2002 Herd offenses rolled into one.
That not a sarcastic line, either; this offense could be freaky good. But there are issues to address before the Herd's Aug. 31 opener at home against "Little Miami" of Ohio.
Most visible will be the "X" and "Y" spots. At spring's end, Demetrius Evans was leading Penn State transfer Shawney Kersey and Davonte Allen at "X," with Kersey the most intriguing case. He spent all spring shaking off cornerbacks, only to drop half the balls sent his way.
Craig Wilkins led at "Y" and looked mighty good at that, but I'm braced for anything there.
That leaves the ultimate issue, that of Cato's progression. Herd fans hope that doesn't turn into a regression.
As a junior, the Miami (not Ohio) native is continuing the transition from raw rookie to young gun to veteran signal-caller. With his 2012 MVP trophy in hand, he has joined the almost-continuous line of successful Herd quarterbacks.
But can he handle all this success?
He has shown some positive signs. For instance, he hasn't caused unnecessary Twitter ruckuses, unlike ol' Johnny Manziel down at Texas A&M. (Hey, Johnny Footy: Attending a fraternity party at the University of Texas is a bad, bad idea. Good thing you were ushered out before you passed out.)
On the field, Cato has plenty of room for improvement. Of immediate concern is cutting down major mistakes, such as the two straight "pick-6s" he threw in the second quarter at Purdue. By my count, his turnovers directly led to 56 points - three interception returns and a fumble return straight to the end zone, plus other miscues followed by opposing TDs.
I consider offensive coordinator Bill Legg's new role as quarterbacks coach a positive development. For a crusty ol' 1970s lineman from Poca, Legg has become quite the offensive mind, and he may relate to Cato better than did Tony Petersen, now Skip Holtz's coordinator at Louisiana Tech.
If Legg can keep Cato grounded and focused through the preseason hype, I think Marshall fans will like the result. The journey begins today.
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Apps Help You Tackle Thanksgiving With Technology
With Thanksgiving around the corner, we get cooking app recommendations from two professionals: Christine Carroll, co-author of Come In, We're Closed: An Invitation to Staff Meals at the World's Best Restaurants and Jacqui Cheng, an editor with the tech news website, Ars Technica.
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And we wrap up today's All Tech Considered with some Thanksgiving-related recommendations.
CHRISTINE CARROLL: If you find yourself veering towards a kitchen panic attack, while you're making your holiday meal, I'm just going to say stop. Take a breath and grab your phone.
SIEGEL: Or your tablet and download a cooking app.
That voice you just heard was Christine Carroll, co-author of the new cookbook, "Come In, We're Closed: An Invitation to Staff Meals at the World's Best Restaurants." She's one of two people we've asked to recommend their favorite apps for cooking. Carroll is a food writer who's handy with a smartphone.
We'll also hear from a tech writer who likes to cook.
SIEGEL: Christine Carroll recommends a free app with a long name: Chow Thanksgiving Dinner Coach. Basically it lays out your meal for you.
CARROLL: It starts with roasted turkey. It covers gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans. So really, its nine recipes and you're done - that's your menu.
CORNISH: If you're looking for more advanced culinary inspiration, Carroll suggests this app: Holiday Recipes and Party Planning Guide from the online cooking site Food 52.
CARROLL: The dishes are fairly traditional, yet they offer enough of a twist to keep things really interesting. So crispy Brussels sprouts drizzled with honey and spicy Sriracha, for example.
SIEGEL: Sounds like what the spicier Pilgrims would have eaten.
SIEGEL: Well, now on to our tech writer.
JACQUI CHENG: I'm Jacqui Cheng and I'm an editor with Ars Technica.
SIEGEL: Cheng likes cooking apps that let her customize recipes and adjust ingredients. And she suggests an app called Paprika, for its range.
CHENG: If you like to see a lot of different recipes and not just ones from a few Web sites, Paprika lets you search pretty much the entire Web for recipes within the app.
CORNISH: You can't search the Internet on another app Cheng suggests: How to Cook Everything. But Cheng says she loves its cooking techniques feature.
CHENG: Like how to use a knife properly, how to correctly shape your dough when you're making pizza - that kind of thing. And like things that may be a recipe might tell you how to do, but you don't necessarily know how to do until you see it.
SIEGEL: This could be especially important if you have a traditional Thanksgiving pizza.
Some final words of caution here. As food writer Christine Carroll says: Don't be a slave to the app.
CARROLL: There are people in your life who know a lot about food and want to share it. If all else fails, call your mother.
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lutty11 | Standard Route Date Climbed: Nov 20, 2010 | |
Well acclimated from Cayambe days earlier, made for an enjoyable and successful climb. Great views, very rewarding! | ||
Posted Dec 28, 2011 10:51 pm |
MMclimbhigh | Normal Route Date Climbed: Dec 6, 2011 | |
Great climb up the normal route. Full moon = No headlamp! Amazing route up through tropical glaciers! This was the one, beautiful sunny day we had in Ecuador. Very lucky. Only a couple of other parties on the mountain and in the hut. Great climb, don't miss this one! | ||
Posted Dec 19, 2011 4:54 pm |
mreiter1 | Success Date Climbed: Jul 13, 2009 | |
Standard Route | ||
Posted Dec 11, 2011 2:04 pm |
brota | Nice climb Date Climbed: Dec 9, 2011 | |
Arriving at 7pm to the cottage / camping. Officially not possible to enter after 3pm and a taxi without special permit! Quite long argue at the ranger station. Started with a friend at 1.00 am without a guide. Following other groups in the beginning to find the way. They all went to slowly so after too much waiting behind them we went into "lead" making the way through deep snow in the upper parts for all others. After 5 hours on the top - cloudy and windy. Was very easy to follow the route. One difficult part at about 5700m. On the way down taking with us an exhausted tourist who was bivouacking (freezing) at about 5700m and waiting for his mate and guide to come back from the top. | ||
Posted Dec 9, 2011 5:01 pm |
madclimber | Normal Route Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2008 | |
Best shots when the sun is rising over the clouds at 19,000ft! | ||
Posted Nov 2, 2011 8:42 pm |
Herb | Cotopaxi normal route from Refugio Jose Ribas Date Climbed: Nov 14, 2010 | |
It snowed on the days before our climb and when we arrived at Jose Ribas hut on the 13th of November. We found a lot of loose snow on some of the traverses of the normal route, so belaying was mainly mental safety... :) We had some fog and clouds during most of the ascent in the night and early morning. At least we got a few views when summiting around 7.30 a.m. because we broke through the cloud cover at app. 5.700 m. Very nice and perfectly shaped mountain. I'm glad that we made Cotopaxi, since we got no chance on Chimborazo after that: too much snow and avalanche danger - we had to turn around on the 17th of November already at 5.250 m. | ||
Posted Oct 24, 2011 7:56 am |
hunterslee | Awesome! Date Climbed: Dec 7, 2010 | |
Love this Mountain, the view looking into that crater is something else...if you're reading this and haven't summitted Cotopaxi, just go there and do it! | ||
Posted Oct 23, 2011 9:42 pm |
Socorro | Next time... Date Climbed: Sep 11, 2011 | |
We reached 17,700 ft (5400 m) and had to turn back at a crevasse. One team made it across and to the summit, but crossing apparently involved jumping it, vertical climbing, crossing a wood board and a very weak snow bridge that might collapse by return. Our guide said if we crossed we would be committed to descending an alternate route. Several teams tried probing for the end but had no luck. All the teams except the one summit team turned back that morning. Bizarre that we were the group to find this obstacle in worse condition than before, but I´ll be back soon hopefully. | ||
Posted Oct 19, 2011 1:19 pm |
karore | Good climb Date Climbed: Jan 1, 2011 | |
Hard climb, coming down was harder because altitude gave me a asthmatic cough. | ||
Posted Oct 8, 2011 11:35 am |
ferbat | Cotopaxi Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2008 | |
Great peak ! | ||
Posted Aug 12, 2011 4:55 am |
xpda | Second Try Date Climbed: Mar 14, 2009 | |
Made it! | ||
Posted Aug 9, 2011 9:57 pm |
dunsum | summit Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2011 | |
Climbed with my friend, Jonas Haag. | ||
Posted Aug 6, 2011 4:41 pm |
Boriss Andean | Ivan vallejo! | |
I bet it was more fun. Ivan Vallejo is a legend and a great person!.. He is the 7th climber out of 10 who climbed ALL 8000'ers without supplementary oxygen. He is the only South American to do so, and the second in the whole continent after Ed Viesturs from the USA. | ||
Posted Apr 5, 2011 1:41 pm |
7summits | icey and crevassed Date Climbed: Jun 6, 2010 | |
cold, windy and icy and a very crevassed route, the normal route had changed because of this. Summited with zero visibility and a layer of ice on me. Met Ivan Vallejos, so that was more fun than the summit :) | ||
Posted Apr 5, 2011 1:13 pm |
edomar2611 | Normal Route in a snow storm Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2008 | |
I climbed Cotopaxi during a snowy storm, leading for the first time a group of three persons. No panorama! | ||
Posted Feb 16, 2011 8:34 am |
cookedfish | Beautiful Mountain Date Climbed: Nov 15, 2010 | |
My buddy and I, who were spending the semester studying in Ecuador, made it up over the weekend with a local guide. Cotopaxi was a beautiful mountain, an easy enough climb for the beginners that we were, and a good experience with our guide. It certainly helps to live in Quito awhile in order to acclimatize. | ||
Posted Feb 11, 2011 3:29 pm |
wmolland | Cloudy summit Date Climbed: Jan 24, 2011 | |
We left too early and were left shivering under the final steep ice/snow section for an hour waiting for the sun to rise. Got to the top in clouds but it was still an awesome climb up. Some of the ice formations are wild up there! | ||
Posted Feb 1, 2011 1:50 pm |
SenadR | AWESOME! Date Climbed: Jan 26, 2011 | |
new hight point for me,FANTASTIC WEATHER! I was preparing for this climb last few months, maybe i should go for Chimbo or Cayambe, but there is always next time. | ||
Posted Jan 29, 2011 8:04 pm |
tmfaust21 | Nice day Date Climbed: Jan 7, 2011 | |
Great weather and a new high point for myself | ||
Posted Jan 27, 2011 6:49 pm |
tmfaust21 | Re: OK! | |
Glad to heard the weather finally worked out for you! By the way, this is one of the US climbers from Tennessee. Met you at Central del Mundo. I finally took your advice and got a summitpost account. We flew out the morning you were going for the summit and the weather was awesome. We figured you were probably on the summit or just coming down as it was about 7am when we were flying out. good luck to you | ||
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In this fourth installment of the blockbuster series, time is running out as war between the Olympians and the evil Titan lord Kronos draws near. Even the safe haven of Camp Half-Blood grows more vulnerable by the minute as Kronos's army prepares to invade its once impenetrable borders. To stop them, Percy and his demigod friends will set out on a quest through the Labyrinth — a sprawling underground world with stunning surprises at every turn. Full of humor and heart-pounding action, this fourth book promises to be their most thrilling adventure yet. Review:"Percy Jackson's fourth summer at Camp Half-Blood is much like his previous three — high-octane clashes with dark forces, laced with hip humor and drama. Opening with a line for the ages — 'The last thing I wanted to do on my summer break was blow up another school' — this penultimate series installment finds Percy, Annabeth and the satyr Grover furiously working to prevent former camp counselor Luke from resurrecting the Titan lord Kronos, whose goal is to overthrow the gods. When the heroes learn that Luke can breach Camp Half-Blood's security through an exit from Daedalus's Labyrinth, they enter the maze in search of the inventor and a way to stop the invasion. Along the way they encounter a lifetime supply of nightmare-inducing, richly imagined monsters. Grover's own quest to find the lost god Pan, meanwhile, provides a subtle environmental message. Percy, nearly 15, has girl trouble, having become something of a chick magnet. One of Riordan's strengths is the wry interplay between the real and the surreal. When the heroes find Hephaestus, for instance, he's repairing a Toyota, wearing overalls with his name embroidered over the chest pocket. The wit, rousing swordplay and breakneck pace will once again keep kids hooked. Ages 10-up." Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
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We have previously spoken by telephone, usually over one of my censorship concerns. Beginning about 18 months ago it seemed many readers, myself included, noticed a tightening of what was permissible and what was newly frowned upon. It was as if one of the Good Old Boys had found a sympathetic ear in one of the executive offices of the NV Daily. My experiences with censorship always seemed to center around criticism I aimed at Clay Athey, Tony Carter, or Matt Tederick; Rattigan also recently enjoyed a certain impunity. Fair or unfair, deserving or not, only rarely was a critical comment found acceptable.
I heartily applaud your courageous step to permit direct posting. The Washington Post has operated this way for years with minimal issues. 99% of the current NV Daily posters are responsible citizens. May your "report abuse" link need to be exercised only rarely to take care of that other 1%.
]]>The use of appropriate buzzwords - - suicidal, rammed, feared for life, etc. -- is standard operating procedure to prejudice outside investigations and grossly inflate mole hills into mountains whenever excessive force is used without the presence of a bona fide threat requiring deadly force. Sheriff authorities are merely filling in the blanks enabling justification of an out-of-control deputy shooting a belligerent motorist, gun-slinging wild west style... the motorist deserved to be shot because he didn't follow police orders.
A dash-cam could be used to support the facts. Deputies aware their actions are being recorded seem to do a better job in the community. Perhaps the Board of Supervisors should divert some of the funds being used for the new public safety building and see to it dash-cams are installed in all patrol vehicles.
Rogue cops not following approved procedure cause deaths, inside jails and outside on patrol. Unless a candidate steps forward, McEathron is running unopposed for re-election, and the wild west operations will continue.
]]>As one of Athey's many critics and a regular victim of NV Daily's censor, I say good riddance. Watch out for that swinging door on your way out.
If the local political machine has their way, Buford T. Foghorn meets Buford T. Foghorn. The all-white back room political party scuffle of fat cat Good Ol' Boys eager and frisky enough to fill those developer inspired shoes is about to get up a full head of steam. Innocent bystanders should remove themselves from harms way. Inexperienced wrong thinking political outsiders unfamiliar dealing with large volumes of hot air will be escorted to the end of the line for a proper indoctrination of 'far-right thinking'.
Others unwilling to sell their soul need not apply. You are referred over to the nearly invisible and mostly silent left side of the aisle to form an alternate campaign agenda. If the Arabs can rise up against tyranny, what's holding you guys back?
]]>I'm not scared of you and your mob of half-baked 'patriots' because you are wearing a gun and fanatically counterattack any person who disagrees with your inane, long-winded, self-righteous blather. You can not ride two horses at once, claiming personal political neutrality while loudly championing far right rhetoric.
Do not demand civility from me while the pot is calling the kettle black. I for one intend to fight back. Expect more of the same when you throw the first punch. I too enjoy freedom of speech and I will exercise it. You'll not intimidate me, you'll not put words in my mouth, and you will not control the conversation.
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COLLEGE STATION -- It was truly a survival of the fittest as the No. 33-ranked Texas A&M men's tennis team endured a lengthy four-hour and 30-minute match to hold off No. 34 Texas Tech, 5-2, in its Big 12 Conference opener Friday night at the George P. Mitchell Tennis Center.
The Aggies (14-5, 1-0) and Red Raiders (10-6, 1-1) worked hard for each point with singles matches coming down to tiebreakers and three-setters. Junior All-American Jerry Makowski (Bradenton, Fla.) claimed his fourth win of the season against a ranked opponent by shutting down No. 33-ranked Bojan Szumanski, 6-4, 7-5, at the top of the lineup for the Aggies. Makowski, ranked No. 114 in the latest ITA/FILA rankings, handed Szumanski his first straight-set loss since falling to No. 28-ranked Ben Harknett of Rice on Feb. 17.
Senior Brett Joelson (Beaverton, Ore.) delivered the goods for A&M as he battled back from a first-set deficit to win out his second and third sets versus Texas Tech's Christian Rojmar, 2-6, 6-4, 7-5, to clinch the match at No. 4 singles. Junior Matt Bain (Georgetown, Texas) easily won at the No. 5 line for the Aggies with a 6-2, 6-4 win over Michael Breler.
Sophomore Conor Pollock (San Antonio, Texas) outlasted Texas Tech's Dimitrio Martinez in a pair of tiebreakers at No. 2 singles. The match had already been decided, but Pollock fought back and won 7-3 in the third-set tiebreaker to extend his team-leading dual match record to 13-4. He defeated Martinez, 3-6, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (3), for his sixth consecutive victory of the season.
In doubles play, senior John Nallon (Garland, Texas) and Joelson made the biggest comeback of the night with an 8-6 victory over No. 34-ranked Bojan Szumanski and Christian Rojmar. Nallon and Joelson snapped the Red Raiders' top doubles team's five-match win streak. Down 4-1, Nallon and Joelson tied it up at 6-all and won the next two sets to clinch the doubles point for A&M.
A&M continues league play at fourth-ranked Baylor (14-2, 1-0) on Tuesday, April 3 at 6 p.m. in Waco, Texas.
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No. 2 (104) Conor Pollock (Texas A&M) def. Dimitrio Martinez (Texas Tech), 3-6, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (3).
No. 3 Sinisa Markovic (Texas Tech) def. Luka Ocvirk (Texas A&M), 7-5, 7-6 (5).
No. 4 Brett Joelson (Texas A&M) def. Christian Rojmar (Texas Tech), 2-6, 6-4, 7-5.
No. 5 Matt Bain (Texas A&M) def. Michael Breler (Texas Tech), 6-2, 6-4.
No. 6 Milos Kustudija (Texas Tech) def. John Nallon (Texas A&M), 5-7, 6-3, 7-6 (0).
No. 1 Nallon-Joelson (Texas A&M) def. (34) Szumanski-Rojmar (Texas Tech), 8-6.
No. 2 Bain-Pollock (Texas A&M) def. Breler-Markovic (Texas Tech), 8-4.
No. 3 Martinez-Teddy Diblasi (Texas Tech) def. (41) Mike Beatty-Bryan Wooten (Texas A&M), 8-4.
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Search engine optimisation and email marketing for engagement/retention will be the top digital priorities, with 65% increasing investment in these areas.
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Australian car consumers utilise online resources at all stages of the buyer journey, but offline sources still play an influential role, according to a new automotive study.
The Nielsen Australian Automotive Report 2012 found that when it comes to awareness and discovery, traditional media is still particularly popular with 65% of car buyers using print resources at this stage.
But when car buyers begin the research stage of shopping, they invariably turn online - something Econsultancy has long highlighted. In fact, 73% of new and used car buyers use online media as part of their car buying research process.
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Australian consumers are shying away from international online retailers if the recent NAB Online Retail Sales Index is anything to go by.
Domestic retail accounted for almost three-quarters (73%) of total online sales in Australia in January 2013, and domestic online retail sales saw a higher year-on-year growth than international, rising 28% vs 25%.
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Digital advertising is thriving in the Asia-Pacific region, outshining North America and Europe in some categories, according to a new global benchmark report by DG MediaMind.
The Viewability: A New Lens for Engagement report compares the digital advertising behaviours from 47 countries around the world, analysing more than 600 billion display advertising impressions during last year.
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The popularity of digital radio is on the rise in Australia with a new report finding that sales figures have reached record highs, exceeding industry expectations.
Commercial Radio Australia (CRA) has released their 2013 Digital Radio Industry Report, which shows that around 1.5 million people are listening to digital radio on DAB+ devices each week.
While this figure represents only 11.6% of total radio listeners, it is an increase of almost 300,000 people on the year prior.
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It seems Australians are in love with giant bananas, television, food and shopping when it comes to Facebook, with the Bananas in Pyjamas Facebook page reigning in an impressive 2,032,296 fans during February 2013.
This number is almost double that of the second favourite Australian Facebook Page, Bubble O'Bill Ice Creams, which showed off a fan base of 1,272,089. Pringles Australia was just slightly behind with 1,259,733 fans, according to the latest Australian Facebook Performance report.
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It seems China has some of the keenest online shoppers in the Asia-Pacific region, with Chinese consumers more likely purchase online than any other APAC country.
A new Mastercard study measured consumers' tendencies to shop online between November and December 2012 and found that Chinese internet users shop online the most, registering a score of 102 on Mastercard's Index for 2012, a figure that is up four points on the year prior.
According to the report, one of the main reasons for this rise in online shopping popularity in China is due to increased consumer confidence. Of those surveyed, only 21.4% felt unsecure when shopping online, down from 32.8% in 2011 and 35.3% in 2010.
by Claire Brinkley 02 April 2013 23:45pm 3 comments
Over 80% of Australian online users have connected with at least one brand on social media, with 29% even connecting with 10 or more brands.
But 44% have also dumped a brand on social media because they were spammed or bored with content, according to a new white paper.
The Always On report from Latitude Insights looks at how Australians are using social media in an attempt to better understand how brands connect and influence consumers online.
by Claire Brinkley 27 March 2013 22:00pm 1 comment
Australian B2B companies are struggling with their online presence, choosing not to properly utilise social media, according to a new government-funded study.
The report, Australia's Social Media Presence in 2012; The Roadmap for 2013, aims to better understand how social media can help B2B businesses, looking at how the top 207 B2B companies are using social media and how this influence can convert into real world sales.
by Claire Brinkley 19 March 2013 22:00pm 1 comment
Thousands of marketers are now born-again content marketers (the palm print of well-known content marketing evangelists still visible on their foreheads). A study published this week said 95% of UK marketers "do content marketing".
It's a milepost.
From the dark art of bloggers to the secret sauce of edgy digital marketers, content marketing's now evolved into 'putting copy garnish on your website'.
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Wayne F. Jacobson, 83, of West Redwing St, died unexpectedly Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012 in Essentia Health-St. Mary's surrounded by his family.
Wayne F. Jacobson, 83, of West Redwing St, died unexpectedly Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012 in Essentia Health-St. Mary's surrounded by his family.
Wayne was born July 25, 1929 in Minneapolis to Joseph and Sigrid Jacobson.
He grew up in Duluth and spent his summers at his grandmother's farm in Fredric, Wis. He graduated from Denfeld High School in 1947 and after graduation entered the Army. He was married to Joann Tendrup on Aug. 19, 956 and to this union three daughters were born. He worked at Huron Cement in Duluth for 36 years. After retirement, he started farming in Luck, Wis., where he was known as the "Pumpkin King". His legacy on the farm will be continued.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Melvin.
He is survived by his wife, Joann; three daughters, Barb (Mark) Dryke, Carol Jacobson (Dave Opack) and Janice (Scott) Swenson all of Duluth; four grandchildren, Keely Dryke (Andy Drange), Jacob (Angie) Swenson, Jordyn Swenson (Travis Allen) and Derek Swenson; great-grandson, James Swenson and step great grandchildren, Allie and Vincent; his sister, Judy (James) Maki of Moose Lake, Minn., many sisters and brothers–in-law, and numerous nieces and nephews.
The family wishes to thank the staff of St. Mary's ER and NSICU and Dr Ohaju for their care and support.
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High winds caused the tram to crash into a support tower. Officials said was still out of operation as of Tuesday, January 8. In a season that's had a rough start due to late snowfall, Alyeska said they're working diligently on fixing the tram.
"We brought in a specialized crew that do this for a living working alongside with our crew making sure not only that it's safe but also that its up and operational as soon as we can," said Alyeska Director of Sales Jason Lott.
On Tuesday, Girdwood had some snowfall and that typically would mean the tram would be busy, however it's taking more time for skiers and snowboarders to get to the top of the mountain.
"As far as getting up there, you have to take 2 chairs; one chair up, snowboard down, take another chair up, so it's kind of a nuisance but I don't really mind," said snowboarder Tyler Nasti.
Out of state guests, like Hans Anderson, were spedning a lot more time Tuesday riding the chair lift then they had hoped for.
"It's fun riding the chair but I can't help but wonder what that would be like, that tram they talk about," said Andersen.
The two trams are the most direct route to the top of the mountain. While only one tram was damaged on New Year's Eve, both are out of service since they rely on one another for counter-balance.
During the time crews work to repair the tram, resort officials said guests can still take advantage of the other ski lifts, including the resort's newly-built high speed quad chair.
"Everyday we're really grateful that we did all the work this summer on chair 4, it allows people to get up on the mountain a lot faster," said Lott.
As guests take advantage of the new quad lift this year, specialists are working to make their assessment as quickly as possible.
"We're continuing to address all our angles and what opportunities we're going to have and that's really why the specialist are here. To kind of help guide us in the right direction and make the correct assessments of the tram," said Lott.
Resort officials expect to have the tram back in operation within a few weeks but said that's entirely dependent on when the additional parts needed for repairs arrive.
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The hunt seat team is led by captain is Kristen Boylan, a senior from KY. Although a smaller team with only ten riders, the hunt seat team is known in the region to be strong riders competing in the IHSA. Kristen has recently represented MSU at regionals along with other riders to the zone level of competition. Hunt seat riders have the chose to be in a flat practice as well as a jumping practice. Again the main emphasis put on hunters, equitation and equitation over fences.
The MSU equine family does have a great group of horses for the team to practice on. There are some representation of quarter horses, TB, paints, warm bloods, hunter ponies, and appaloosas to ride during the team practices. They range from young projects to retired show horses with a nice show record and wonderful beginner horses worth their weight in gold. MSU promises to have a furry friend for all levels of riding.
Since IHSA allows a division for all levels of riding, no matter if you have never ridden before or have shown on the A circuit/AQHA shows, MSU equestrian Teams would be happy to have you join the fun. All of the team members are also part of the MSU's Equestrian Club, which is open to anyone interested in the program regardless of experience or desire to show. Overall, all three teams and club members work as a single entity and make for a great environment to learn and enjoy the equestrian field.
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