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A lost package leaves an Upstate man without the item he ordered and his money.
With so many options to choose from nowadays, picking a new computer can be tricky.
Jim Solesbee was searching for a new laptop for his teenage son, Chase, when he came across ads for an Acer C7 Chromebook for $199. He says he called Google Play and ordered it in November.
But when he got it on November 20th, he says he immediately returned it on November 21st via UPS for a refund. Jim says after doing some research, he realized his son needed a different type of computer.
"I need the money, particularly now after the holidays," said Jim. "And I went ahead and bought Chase another laptop."
After about a month with no refund, Jim says he called UPS and was told the package was lost. His tracking number plugged in on the UPS website shows a "lost package tracer" request was made on December 3rd. It also shows a claim was issued on December 11th.
Jim says he then called Google Play to request a refund and last received an email from the Google Play Support Team in mid-January saying it was investigating.
"It was so confusing," said Jim. "And it had been two months."
We called Google and UPS. UPS has not returned out calls.
Google responded right away and was quick to investigate the issue. A spokeswoman told us because the package was lost, they never received a notification to process a refund but that Jim's refund is processing now.
Jim says knowing he'll get his $199 back is a huge relief.
If you need to return something you purchased online or over the phone, be sure you review the store's return policy first.
Check the amount of time you have to return the item for a full refund.
Make sure you're using the appropriate return shipping label as recommended by the retailer.
And alert them of when you do return the item by calling or sending an email.
Traveling from Oregon to California, Biddy the hedgehog has made the most of their summer vacation!
Traveling from Oregon to California, Biddy the hedgehog has made the most of their summer vacation!


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I'm the guy that didn't heed the warning to never anchor by the stern. Sure, I'd heard the warning plenty of times, but nobody ever told me why. After all, it seemed so convenient, and that cleat on the port quarter was in the perfect spot. Oh yeah, this'll be fine. Or so I thought. Fortunately I was one of the lucky ones and didn't lose the boat.
I've since learned that anchoring by the stern has caused many boats – small boats especially – to capsize and sink. The reason is that the transom is usually squared off and has less freeboard than the bow. Plus the stern may be carrying the added weight of a motor, fuel tank, passengers and gear brought on board. In a strong current, that added weight and the force of the water could pull the stern under. Anchoring at the stern also makes the boat vulnerable to swamping by wave action.
Boaters make a lot of anchoring mistakes and it's a matter of debate as to which occur most often. Just ask the guy who threw his anchor over the side without first attaching it to the line. Or the guy who fumbled the anchor and punched a hole in the bottom of his boat. Or the one that simply dropped it on his foot. All would agree that boat operators should be very careful when anchoring their boat.
I will argue that the most important thing to remember is never to anchor from the stern – although I must admit that tossing your anchor in the drink without first attaching it to the boat will make you feel pretty foolish.
That reminds me; keeping a spare anchor on board is not a bad idea either.
Easy Anchoring
Knowing how to anchor safely is an important seamanship skill that every boat operator needs to master. There are certainly going to be times when you'll want to stop in a sheltered spot for swimming, fishing, lunch, or an overnight stay. But in bad weather, or if you experience engine failure, the only alternative to setting the anchor may be washing ashore or drifting out to sea. Anchoring is an easy task if you follow these guidelines:
1. Location: Choose an Area Clear of Boats and Underwater Obstacles.
Decide on an area to drop anchor that is clear of other vessels and any obstacles. Be sure to check your chart to make sure there are no cables, wrecks or obstructions on the bottom to foul your line. Determine the water depth and type of bottom (preferably sand or mud). Calculate the amount of anchor line you will need to let out. The general rule is five to seven times as much line as the depth of water plus the distance from the surface of the water to where the anchor will attach to the bow. For example, if the water is eight feet deep and it is two feet from the surface of the water to your bow cleat, you would multiply 10 feet by 5 or 7 to get the amount of anchor line to put out. Secure your anchor to the bow cleat at the point on the line where you want it to stop. Then, with your boat heading into the wind (or current, if that is stronger) move into the area, put your engine in idle and bring your boat to a stop with the bow just forward of where you intend to drop anchor.


text: AHRQ Projects to Prevent Healthcare-Associated Infections, Fiscal Year 2011 Fact Sheet This fact sheet provides a listing of new and continuing Healthcare-Associated Infection (HAI) projects supported with Fiscal Year (FY) 2011 funding from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).IntroductionNew ProjectsContinuing Projects—ContractsContinuing Projects—GrantsAcronymsFor More Information IntroductionHAIs are infections that people acquire while they are receiving treatment for another condition in a health care setting. They are costly, deadly, and largely preventable. A core part of AHRQ's mission is to improve the safety of health care for all Americans. One way AHRQ is accomplishing this mission is by funding projects to prevent and reduce HAIs.Top of Page New ProjectsComprehensive Unit-based Safety Program for Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia PreventionFunding Mechanism: Contract (ACTION II Task Order)Contractor:Johns Hopkins UniversityTargeted HAIs:Ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP)Setting: HospitalsGoals: This project will develop and test a Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program (CUSP) to reduce VAP. Objectives include: Identifying and selecting the CUSP-VAP intervention bundle.Adapting CUSP for VAP prevention.Demonstrating and field testing CUSP-VAP in two States.Development and Demonstration of a Surgical Unit-based Safety Program to Reduce Surgical Site Infections and Other Surgical ComplicationsFunding Mechanism: Contract (ACTION II Task Order)Contractor: Johns Hopkins UniversityTargeted HAI: Surgical site infections (SSIs) and other surgical complicationsSetting: HospitalsGoals: The goal of this project is to develop a Surgical Unit-based Safety Program (SUSP), analogous to CUSP, to reduce SSIs and other major surgical complications. Objectives include: Developing SUSP as an adaptation of the CUSP protocol and developing materials to be applied to SSI and other surgical complications, including the use of teamwork assessment and the World Health Organization Safe Surgery Checklist.Implementing SUSP in a phased manner beginning with 10 States and 10 hospitals in each State and then in subsequent option years expanding to all States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.Electronic Surveillance for Wound Infections After Ambulatory Pediatric SurgeryFunding Mechanism: Grant (R01 Mechanism)Institution: Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaTargeted HAI: SSIsSetting: Ambulatory surgeryGoals: The goals of this project are to determine the epidemiology and improve the surveillance of SSIs after ambulatory surgery in children. To accomplish these goals, the specific aims are to: Define the incidence of and risk factors for SSI after ambulatory pediatric surgery.Identify the electronic health record (EHR) data elements required for the most sensitive and efficient identification of SSI after ambulatory pediatric surgery.Create an EHR-based surveillance tool that will facilitate efficient and effective SSI surveillance after ambulatory pediatric surgery.An Environmental Disinfection Intervention to Control C. difficileFunding Mechanism: Grant (R18 Mechanism)Institution: Case WesternTargeted HAI: Clostridium difficile infection (CDIs)Setting: InpatientGoals: The long-term goal for this project is to develop improved control measures for Clostridium difficile. The central hypothesis of this project is that an evidence-based intervention to improve environmental disinfection will reduce rates of healthcare-associated CDIs. The specific aims are to: Validate the effectiveness of the fluorescent marker method as a means to monitor disinfection of high-touch surfaces in rooms that have housed patients with CDIs.Determine if daily disinfection of high-touch surfaces during treatment for CDIs will reduce health care workers' hand contamination.Determine if an intervention to improve environmental disinfection by housekeeping staff will reduce rates of healthcare-associated CDI.Identifying and Aligning Work System Risk Factors to Reduce Healthcare-Associated InfectionsFunding Mechanism: Contract (ACTION II Task Order)Contractor: CNATargeted HAI: MultipleSetting: MultipleGoal: The goal of this project is to focus on aligning and bundling work system, environmental, and contextual factors that can serve as a standalone intervention or that can facilitate the successful implementation of a HAI control method or tool whose effectiveness holds promise or has been previously demonstrated. Objectives include: Performing an in-depth and comprehensive review of the literature that examines factors that must be aligned for successful implementation of an HAI-reduction intervention.Designing and conducting an evaluation of the intervention that purposefully aligns selected work system factors to reduce HAIs.Preparing and disseminating a toolkit that enables other organizations to implement the HAI reduction strategy.Impact of Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus Decolonization Therapy on MRSA Infection and TransmissionFunding Mechanism: Grant (R01 Mechanism)Institution: Medical University of South CarolinaTargeted HAI: Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)Setting: InpatientGoals:This project will compare the effectiveness of a standard patient isolation strategy with placebo decolonization with a strategy of isolation and active decolonization for hospital inpatients colonized with MRSA with respect to the following endpoints: Reducing infection rates pre-discharge from the hospital among the index patients.Reducing subsequent infections post-discharge among those without an infection in the index hospitalization.Reducing transmission of MRSA to household members post-discharge.Modifying Contact Precautions for Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in Extended CareFunding Mechanism: Grant (R18 Mechanism)Institution: University of MarylandTargeted HAI: MRSASetting: Long-term care (LTC) facilitiesGoals: The goal of this project is to determine the optimal use of contact precautions for community-based LTC facilities. The specific aims of this project are to: Estimate the frequency of MRSA transmission and risk factors for MRSA transmission to protective gowns worn by health care workers interacting with MRSA-colonized LTC residents.Use activity-based costing to estimate the costs of gown use in LTC facilities for the different options from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines in different types of LTC facilities.National Implementation of Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program to Reduce Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract InfectionsFunding Mechanism: Contract (ACTION II Task Order)Contractor: Health Research & Educational TrustTargeted HAI: Catheter-associated urinary tract infection (CAUTI)Setting: HospitalsGoals: This project expands the previously funded CUSP to reduce CAUTIs from a 12-State pilot effort to allow participation by more States. Objectives include: Expanding the CUSP-CAUTI initiative to 15 more States and providing funding for coordination and data analysis. Option years 1, 2, and 3 would expand the initiative to all 50 States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.Expanding or enhancing existing statewide consortium efforts to reduce HAIs including CAUTIs.Risk Factors for Community-Onset Healthcare-Acquired Urinary Tract InfectionsFunding Mechanism:Grant (R03 Mechanism)Institution:Oregon State UniversityTargeted HAI:Healthcare-associated urinary tract infections (UTIs)Setting: MultipleGoals: The long-term goal of this project is to utilize epidemiologic data to develop interventions aimed at reducing the incidence of healthcare-associated UTIs. The objective of this research is to collect preliminary data that can guide future epidemiologic studies of community-onset, healthcare-associated UTIs. To accomplish this objective, the aims of the project are to: Estimate the incidence of community-onset, hospital-acquired UTIs diagnosed among patients hospitalized on the family medicine service at Oregon Health & Science University.Identify potential risk factors for the development of community-onset, hospital-acquired UTIs.Synthesis of Results of AHRQ-Funded Healthcare-Associated Infection Projects: Fiscal Year 2007 Through Fiscal Year 2010Funding Mechanism: Contract (PEATOC Task Order)Contractor: IMPAQ/RANDTargeted HAI: MultipleSetting: MultipleGoals: The goal of this project is to develop and disseminate a synthesis of results of AHRQ's HAI projects that were funded in FY 2007 through FY 2010. Objectives include: Identifying and promoting application of effective HAI prevention approaches.Identifying gaps in the HAI science base.Identifying opportunities to further fund projects of knowledge generation and implementation to prevent HAIs.Understanding the Role of Health Care Facility Design in the Acquisition and Prevention of Healthcare-Associated InfectionsFunding Mechanism: Contract (ACTION II Task Order)Contractor: RTI InternationalTargeted HAI: MultipleSetting: MultipleGoals: The overall goal of this project is to better understand and describe the role of health care facility design in the acquisition and prevention of HAIs. Objectives include: Developing a conceptual framework that describes the relationship between the built environment of health care facilities and the acquisition and prevention of HAIs and that can be used to guide and assess future research.Conducting an environmental scan to understand the current state of knowledge of HAI prevention through the use of the built environment.Top of Page Continuing Projects—ContractsCluster Randomized Trial of Hospitals to Assess the Impact of Targeted vs. Universal Strategies to Reduce MRSA in Intensive Care Units.Do High-Performance Work Practices Facilitate Healthcare-Associated Infection Interventions?Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project: National and Regional Projections of HAIs in the Acute Care Setting.Longitudinal Evaluation of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Action Plan to Reduce Healthcare-Associated Infections.National Implementation of Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program to Reduce Central Line-Associated Blood Stream Infections.National Opportunity to Improve Infection Control in ESRD (NOTICE) Initiative (Previous name: Improving Infection Control in Practices in End-Stage Renal Disease Facilities).Optimizing Pre-Operative Surgical Antibiotic Prophylaxis for the 21st Century.Reducing Infections Caused by Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae (KPC-Producing Organisms) through Application of Recently Developed Recommendations.Standardization of Antibiotic Use in Long-Term Care (SAUL).Supporting AHRQ Projects on Reducing HAIs with Market Research and Dissemination.Top of Page Continuing Projects—GrantsCentral Venous Catheter-Related Blood Stream Infections in Pediatric Cancer.Detection, Education, Research, and Decolonization Without Isolation in Long-Term Care.Emergency Department Best Practices to Reduce Healthcare-Associated Infections.Epidemiology of Rural MRSA: Is Livestock Contact a Risk Factor?Evaluating Clostridium difficile Infection in Hospitalized Patients.Multidrug-Resistant Urinary Tract Infections in Ambulatory Settings.PHIS+: Augmenting the Pediatric Health Information System with Clinical Data.Preventing/Managing Clostridium difficile for Nursing Home Residents, Admissions and Discharges.Project CLEAR—Changing Lives by Eradicating Antibiotic Resistance.Quality of Care and Outcomes of Health Care-Associated Pneumonia.Reducing Healthcare-Associated Infections Using an Infection Control Network.Surgical Site and Clostridium difficile Infections after Ambulatory Surgery.Targeting Hospital-Acquired Complications: Impact on the Care of Complex Patients.Translating Comparative Effectiveness Research Results from Intensive Care Unit Study to Improve Outcomes in Cardiac Surgery.Top of Page AcronymsACTION—Accelerating Change and Transformation in Organizations and NetworksCAUTI—Catheter-associated urinary tract infectionCDIs—Clostridium difficile infectionsCUSP—Comprehensive Unit-based Safety ProgramEHR—Electronic health recordESRD—End-stage renal diseaseHAIs—Healthcare-associated infectionsKPC—Klebsiella pneumonia carbapenemaseLTC—Long-term careMRSA—Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureusNOTICE—National Opportunity to Improve Infection Control in ESRDPEATOC—Program Evaluation and Analysis Task Order ContractPHIS—Pediatric Health Information SystemSAUL—Standardization of Antibiotic Use in Long-Term CareSSIs—Surgical site infectionsSUSP—Surgical Unit-based Safety ProgramUTIs—Urinary tract infectionsVAP—Ventilator-associated pneumoniaTop of Page For More InformationAHRQ's HAI projects funded in FY 2010, FY 2009, and FY 2008 and earlier can be found at the following links:Fiscal year 2010.Fiscal year 2009.Fiscal year 2008 and earlier.Background information on HAIs and AHRQ's work to reduce them is available at the AHRQ Fact Sheet, Research Initiatives on Health Care-Associated Infections.Information on the Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program—which has been expanded to include all 50 States, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia, to include other settings in addition to intensive care units, and to address other types of HAIs—is available at Using a Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program to Prevent Healthcare-Associated Infections.For more information about AHRQ's HAI initiatives, visit http://www.ahrq.gov/qual/hais.htm or contact:James I. Cleeman, M.D.Senior Medical OfficerCenter for Quality Improvement and Patient SafetyAgency for Healthcare Research and Quality540 Gaither Road, Room 3238Rockville, MD 20850Phone: 301/427-1330E-mail: email@example.com Current as of October 2010 Internet Citation: AHRQ Projects to Prevent Healthcare-Associated Infections, Fiscal Year 2011: Fact Sheet. October 2010. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/factsheets/errors-safety/haify11/index.html


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Reliable twin bite alarm set with 2 swing alerts. Requires 2 x 23A 12V batteries (supplied).
Fishsense Fishing Umbrella
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This Fishsense fishing umbrella is ideal for hardened fishermen who won't let a spot of bad weather stop them from landing that all important catch.
The strong ribs and waterproof cover make this fishing umbrella ideal for keeping a cold wind off your back and ensuring you stay dry during any sudden showers.
The adjustable tilt feature and extending pole means this Fishsense fishing umbrella can either be carried or propped up on the ground to offer protection wherever you are.
This umbrella also comes with a handy case to make it easy to carry to the best fishing spots.
Useful info:
- 45 inch width
- Extending pole
- Strong ribs with waterproof cover
- Adjustable tilt feature
- Comes with an umbrella bag
- Fishsense fishing umbrella
Fishsense Super De Luxe Complete Carp Outfit
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This Fishsense complete carp fishing kit has everything you need to land the perfect catch
The set includes two 11 ft rods with reels that are designed to withstand hauling in the bigger, more powerful fish. The twin bite alarm alerts you when you get a nibble, so you can set up and relax without worrying about missing any of the action.
A weigh net, unhooking mat and weigh scales make light work of unhooking and recording the weight of the day's catch.
This carp set also comes with two bags of boilies to attract plenty of fish to your line.
A comfy fishing chair means that you won't be uncomfortable while you wait for a fish to bite and the bivvy tent will prevent any sudden showers from ruining your day.
The handy holdall allows you to pack your kit away, ideal for carrying around or storing safely until the next big trip.
Useful info:
- 2 x 11 ft rod and reel combo
- 1 holdall
- Twin bite alarm
- Weigh net and unhooking mat
- Carp rig set
- Pellet/ corn catapult
- 2 x bags of boilies
- Fishsense complete carp outfit
Please note: The fishing chair is currently out of stock. However you will be sent an upgraded package to include a fish seat/stool, neoprene fishing gloves and an LED headlight.
This set comprises of a big fish weigh net in fish friendly soft mesh with nylon cords for hangle scales plus a padded unhooking mat to protect the fish after landing on the bank. Folds up neatly with the weight net inside.
Telescopic Sea Rod and Reel Combo Rod. 12ft Telescopic fibreglass. Lined guides, EVA grips. Reel 60 size Front drag. Line included. LED headlight. Ultra bright LED Light. High intensity LED. Extensive LED lifetime. Adjustable head strap. Adjustable inclination.
Very useful accessory for the angler fishing at night for close up work. Ultra bright LED light. High intensity LED. Extensive LED lifetime. Adjustable head strap. Adjustable inclination other useful domestic applicants.
Fishsense Bespoke Coarse Outfit
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11ft match rod/reel combo, UK style landing net/handle, weigh scales, hook to nylon set, set of 10 waggler floats and disgorger, set of 10 commercial carp floats, catapult.
Fishsense Rod Pod
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A leightweight carp angler's rod pod. Supplied with front and rear buzzer bars. Folds down to a handy size and is supplied in a bag.
The starter set comes complete with an 11 foot rod/reel combo, 10 foot twin tip quiver/feeder rod/reel combo, UK style landing net/handle, 2.5m keep net and bank stick, weigh scales, set of 10 waggler floats and disgorger, set of 10 commercial carp floats, hook to nylon set - carp and silver fish - barbless.


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'Cheater' billboard is likely marketing stunt
The billboard that appeared in a North Carolina town, exposing a cheating husband, is looking to be a publicity stunt for local businesses.
The first electronic billboard went up last week in Greensboro, with a woman, "Jennifer," calling out her husband, "Michael," for being unfaithful with "Jessica."
It caused from traffic problems and also garnered a lot of positive response for the boldness of the wife's payback.
"Michael, GPS Tracker - $250, Nikon Camera with zoom lens - $1600, Catching my lying husband and buying this billboard with our investment account - Priceless. - Jennifer."
Another went up involving the other woman.
"Jessica - Meet me at Yodaddy's at 7:00 p.m. for some wine therapy - Jennifer."
Yodaddy's is a dessert eatery.
A possible final message went up on a small sign, also last week:
"I should have bought you flowers." - Michael
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30.05. 2008 12 years raster-noton @ institute of contemporary arts_london
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on friday, 30th may 2008, raster-noton. archiv für ton und nichtton invites you to celebrate its 12th label anniversary at the institute of contemporary arts (ica), the mall, london. from 8 pm there will be extraordinary electronic music on stage.
the opener is kangding ray´s recent project "automne fold" followed by berlin based electronic pioneer frank bretschneider, along with new performances by byetone, alva noto and signal, who presented their latest release "robotron" at last years sónar festival as opener of the beasty boys.
23 p.m.
after show party at ica_bar with extraordinary dj_teams:
mark fell & mat steel (snd),
moscqutio_andrew cannon (berlin/london)
dj e_bay (london)
originally founded by olaf bender, frank bretschneider and carsten nicolai in 1996, raster-noton soon envolved to an internationally renowned and well accounted network of artistic positions in the fields of electronic music, minimal design, experiment and art. it is run today by olaf bender and carsten nicolai.
the raster-noton catalogue reads extremely exciting: additional to releases by its protagonists - carsten nicolai a.k.a. alva noto / olaf bender a.k.a. byetone / frank bretschneider a.k.a. komet and all of them together as signal - there are quite a few well-known artists such as mika vainio (pan sonic), ryuichi sakamoto, william basinski, ryoji ikeda (cyclo), ivan pavlov a.k.a. COH, carl michael von hausswolff, blir (snd) along with a younger generation of musicians such as kangding ray, senking and pixel. besides, the label has been well acclaimed for its artwork, its showcases and "temporary spaces", for which they also have received several awards.
12 years of raster-noton is presented by "the wire magazine" and "boomkat".


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The Gold Cup group stage comes to an end tonight as the United States plays Costa Rica for first place in Group C. The two teams are tied with six points from their first two matches, but the U.S. had a superior goal difference so they will take the top spot in the group with a draw as well as a win, while the Ticos need a win to take first. Regardless of the result, both teams are through to the quarterfinals.
Jurgen Klinsmann said he would start his best team against the Ticos, but it doesn't appear as if he has done that. Sean Johnson replaces Nick Rimando in goal and two of his favorites, Kyle Beckerman and Joe Corona, also get the night off. If the U.S. is going to make the "statement" that Klinsmann said he hoped to make, they will have to do it without a couple key players.
The Costa Ricans should provide the U.S. with a stiff test. They have as close to a full strength team as any team in this tournament and in Jairo Arrieta and Alvaro Saborio, have players who can give the American defense fits.
United States: Sean Johnson; DaMarcus Beasley, Clarence Goodson, Michael Orozco, Michael Parkhurst; Stuart Holden, Mix Diskerud; Jose Francisco Torres, Landon Donovan, Alejandro Bedoya; Chris Wondolowski.
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Concord Monitor editor Mike Pride interviews Barack Obama before the 2008 N.H. presidential primary.
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Concord (N.H.) Monitor
still shows up on my doorstep each day. I read the local news. I follow with dismay the Republican reactionaries the voters elected to the New Hampshire Legislature in 2010. I read the obits. I read the news from City Hall and the business community. I read about sports and local culture. I read the editorial page. I pretend nothing has changed while knowing it has.
The Monitor is a small paper—with a circulation well under 20,000 after a decline of 15 to 20 percent during recent years—but its task is large. It covers the city of Concord, more than 20 towns (each with a distinctive personality and history), a 424-member Legislature, many state agencies, and, every four years, the nation's first presidential primary.
Since I left the Monitor in 2008 after 25 years as editor, severe cuts have been made to keep the paper solvent. The cityside reporting staff has fallen from 15 to 8.5 members. The staff remains as skilled and committed as ever, but even without new duties as bloggers, tweeters and breaking news Web writers, it is too small to cover the community.
A community newspaper, with its flexibility and closeness to readers, is the ideal place to lead the revolution in online journalism, but I retired in part because I was not the person to direct that crusade. If I were starting a community paper in Concord today, my first hire would be a savvy person who would make smart online news delivery a top priority. After that, every idea I hatched and executed would be aimed at restoring and enhancing local news reporting.
I would make significant changes in the newspaper's content and how it is gathered. The main ones would be in the sports and photo departments.
There would be no sportswriters per se on my staff. I'd merge production of the sports pages into a universal desk and move the sportswriters to the news side. Of course, the paper would often use their talents to cover big local sports events and write sports features, but most of their time would be spent reporting the news.
What about the rest of sports? We would buy coverage of Boston pro sports, the University of New Hampshire teams, and other regional sports but leave coverage of most national and international sports to other websites.
We'd expand local sports coverage, mainly using the Web. This would require even greater use than the paper now makes of sports stringers, call-ins and e-mails from local high schools and league officials. The Monitor would be the place for people to turn for comprehensive coverage of everything from small-fry soccer to statewide high school sports to community hoops and softball teams. This would require great care in updating scores, standings and schedules and close contact with the local sports community.
When I was editor, visiting groups of high school students often told us they read our sports pages each day to see what their friends and acquaintances from other schools were doing. If the paper did an even better job online of covering school sports, it might attract more young readers.
The Concord Monitor blends community journalism and a national voice. Top: Editor Mike Pride as a colonial publisher. Bottom: With Bill Clinton before the 1992 N.H. presidential primary.
Photo by Gayle Shomer/Concord Monitor (top); photo courtesy of Concord Monitor (bottom).
The changes I'd make to the photography department would be similar to the ones in sports. The Monitor has a fine tradition of doing in-depth photo projects, including
one that won a Pulitzer Prize
. But to fulfill the paper's daily photo demands while also doing such projects requires a larger staff than the Monitor can now afford. I'd start using photos taken by readers. Everyone now has a camera so amateur photojournalists are everywhere.
My Monitor might have one full-time photojournalist and one full-time intern. The photo editor would enlist the public to cover the community—sports, breaking news, nature, features—in pictures. The main vehicle for presenting these photos would be the online Monitor, where content would be updated as often as possible. The best photographs—and I believe the paper would get high quality from local amateurs—would grace the front page and other section fronts of the print paper.
Managing reader-produced content presents challenges, but there is a precedent for it at the Monitor. The opinion pages already have a rich abundance of local and state commentary. The goal would be to enlist the public in expanding local sports and photography while reducing the role of professional journalists in these areas.
I'd institute two other changes—one a slight modification, the other a major shift. The modification would be to step up the sharing of local and state news with other newspapers around the state. The Monitor already does more of this than ever but not as much as it should. There is nothing glamorous about digesting and aggregating stories written by other newspapers. Yet in a far-flung but community-minded state like New Hampshire, a crisp, comprehensive state news report is important. It is also a useful antidote to the if-it-bleeds-it-leads mentality of statewide commercial television.
The major shift I'd make would be to abandon extensive wire coverage of world and national news. The Monitor has provided this for decades, and there are still times when such news dominates a day's events and should dominate the front page of the printed paper. But the effort and expense of putting together a full daily wire report are wasted in an era when readers have many timelier and better sources of such news at their fingertips.
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Kevin Coughlin says:
March 21, 2012 at 5:35pm
Good riddance to you sir. You were probably forced out after 25 years as a dinosaur with prehistoric thinking. It only took you 4 years after your demise to comprehend what happened. Your plan is too radical and skimmed down. There is already a Place for local non professional "citizen journalism" that's online. It's called Patch.com What the monitor needs are skilled professional sports writers, seasoned photojournalists, and columnists who know what they are doing. Your business model of the "omni-journalist" is a poor one. Look up Edsel Ford while you're at it.
Eli Reichman says:
March 21, 2012 at 4:58pm
The world is full of bad ideas. Hopefully these will never see the light of day...
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March 21, 2012 at 3:46pm
Be careful, sometimes in life you get what you pay for....
Yeah right says:
March 21, 2012 at 2:47pm
"The best photographs—and I believe the paper would get high quality from local amateurs" - nope.
We are trying this at my paper and being the only staff photographer, I can tell you it does not work and only increases the stress and pressure on me.
You can't rely on the public. Sure, every once in a while some kid with a DSLR might send in a great shot of a local event, but expecting them to produce always doesn't work and leads to the inevitable phone call to me telling me I'll be shooting 6 instead of 5 assignments that day.
I'm a paid professional who must guarantee quality photos from even the must mundane events or stories to stay employed.
Oh yeah, then they also do things like this without repercussions.
chuck l says:
March 21, 2012 at 2:26pm
Thank God this guy is retired. He can now concentrate on something he is better at....writing about a war that happened 160 years ago. This is somewhat typical of many "news side" managers. They despise the photographers and sports staff disregarding the fact that in the majority of newspaper markets, both large and small, those are the two entities that attract readership. Very sad that anyone would take this guy seriously.
Sam Saccone says:
March 20, 2012 at 10:31pm
"if the paper did an even better job online of covering school sports, it might attract more young readers."
this is a joke right...
for instance
no longer does a basketball player's family have to wait for the next days paper to see if a picture of lil jimmy making the game winning shot made the front of the sport section. No they just have to go home and log onto facebook and instantly be inundated by the influx of instagram shots of that exact moment tied with the realtime conversation of their friends, which tends to make for a gripping and socially rewarding experience.
My point is that if you are trying to attract "Young Readers" with coverage of high school sports .. I say good luck.. you will only be competing with one of the most gripping "news sources" out there.. facebook and or social media
CJ says:
March 20, 2012 at 10:26pm
I'm so glad your ideas would never actually work in the real world.
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The Samsung Galaxy S III might be launching in May in Europe, with the LTE-bearing US model following shortly behind, but the accompanying wireless charging kit won't be hitting stores until September. The inductive charger was announced alongside the phone at Samsung's Galaxy S III launch event in London last week, but SlashGear reports that there'll be a four month delay between the handset and the accessory shipping. The news comes from accessory retailer MobileFun, though there's no mention of the September date on its product page.
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The Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida, in partnership with the community and physicians, are dedicated to developing the best, specialized pediatric care right here, close to home. The type and scope of that care will be based upon the needs of each individual family in the growing population of children and adolescents in the five counties that make up Southwest Florida.
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Anyway, our most recent cruise was a short break to Amsterdam, Rouen and Antwerp. Due to traffic problems on the canal linking Amsterdam to the sea, and hence missing a tide, we got an extra stop in Honfleur. This was a bonus (though inevitably, some people were moaning!) Rouen had courtesy buses, the other city centres were all within walking distance.
Embarkation couldn't be smoother (has been all four times) and getting on/off ship for shore visits also very efficient. Staff are universally friendly and helpful - generally not British, but we like that - it seems like you're on holiday before you leave Tilbury! Some posters have complained about the English language skills - we saw one passenger repeatedly saying to a waitress "oi'll avan'arf" instead of asking for a small beer, then telling his companions what an idiot the girl was for not understanding English. Smile and be pleasant to the staff, and they'll be pleasant to you - it's not difficult! Beer incidentally was £3.10 a pint - that is cheaper than my local pub.
Shore excursions are expensive, but you don't have to go on them, and we generally don't.
Public areas are fine - always being cleaned and decent decor. Gym is well-equipped, given the profile of the passengers. Cabins maybe aren't as well soundproofed as a modern ship, but we never had any problems yet (touch wood!) Cabins in category 12 have more storage than I have at home! Also two lovely big windows.
Entertainment is generally excellent - I recently went to a West End show featuring so-called TV stars, and the dancing was definitely no better than on the Marco Polo. some shows are better than others - the Queen tribute is not my favourite, but others (eg ABBA, rock'n'roll, classical concert) I could watch again and again (and have).
Finally a comment about the passengers. They do tend to be older (we are in our late forties and are among the youngest - my wife does get mistaken for crew - best not to wear tan trousers and a pink shirt!) You get some moaners but on the whole people are there to enjoy themselves and everybody gets on ok. Age range tends to be younger on the shorter cruises - average probably 60s/early 70s.
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Police and wildlife officials are using robotic deer to catch poachers – and it's working.
Across the country they are teaming up with taxidermists to gain an advantage on illegal hunters.
A fake-deer is made, complete with remote control, and placed along highways. Then, it's simply a game of waiting for officers nearby to make an arrest.
Shortly after one dummy deer was set up along a remote highway in Florida, Brent Russell Thompson stopped his vehicle and took a shot at the fake deer. He hit it in the neck and went to collect his game. That's when federal wildlife officers, who were hiding nearby, arrested the man.
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State wildlife officials across the country have for several decades been rolling out roadside robot decoys to arrest illegal hunters, and the effort has paid off with hundreds of citations.
I've seen an individual shoot it with a 30-06 (rifle) and couldn't figure out why it didn't go down after he hit it five or six times. It can be really entertaining."- Matt Briggs, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.
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The "Iron Man 2″ actress attended the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner in Washington DC last night wearing a pink sweetheart neckline Miu Miu dress.
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hmm staggering lunches at elementary schools. There are two ways of looking at this.
Staggering lunches between elementary schools, some starting at 11.30 and others at 12.30. Yes I can understand that this may save money as less drivers would be needed to drive the food to the schools. But those poor little tummies having to wait until 1.20 when they have been used to eating at 11.40.
Staggering lunches between grades at the same school. Yes the three younger grades eating 20 mins before the three older grades, could be done, but I can see all sorts of problems staffing this. From added costs for noon yard duty, problems with lunch time all grade activities and lack of teaching staff having together time, make this a lot more inconvenient than it first appears.
The cost, we will have to accept. The pre-ordering is just good common sense.
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Many elementary schools already stagger lunch k-2 15 minutes after 3-5
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If the students are going to be charged more money for lunch would it be possible to find a service that would supply more desirable food? My elementary child swears that the carrots that are served at the first of the year are the same one he sees at the end of the year (and he likes carrots). Can't we get more creative with Subway, Jamba, etc. on preordered lunches especially at the high school level?


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DETROIT (CBS Detroit) A new kind of reality video is coming to theaters near you — and it doesn't involve any hair-pulling or name-calling.
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"Burn," a movie that features a year in the lives of a team of Detroit firefighters, premieres Friday and Saturday, Sept. 28 and 29, at The Fillmore Detroit. Tickets are $25, and still available HERE.
The movie, produced by actor Denis Leary, shows what truly goes on behind the red doors of the Detroit Fire Department.
"I wish my head could forget what my eyes have seen," one firefighter says in the movie trailer.
Filmmakers Brenna Sanchez and Tom Putnam garnered an exclusive agreement with the Detroit Fire Department that allowed them to embed with firefighters for an entire year, filming no-holds-barred.
"Firefighters don't talk, they're not on the couch with Oprah," Sanchez said. This is the first time viewers will see inside the day-to-day lives of some of the hardest-working first responders in the world.
Detroit has an average of 30 fires a day, and viewers will see some explosive situations up close and personal.
"You'll see the flames as it unfolds," Putnam said, adding, "It's an action movie, it's shot in widescreen, it's got great music, we're up in helicopters, we're going into fires with these guys."
The entire movie's been funded by charitable donations, which Putnam said makes it "possibly the largest film ever to be made this way."
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