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So you have a website... great. How will prospective customers find you? It's essential to have an internet marketing plan so that you can rank high on the major search engines. Netseeding uses the latest marketing techniques to help you achieve and maintain a competitive presence on the web. To find out more about our practices see: Internet marketing practices.
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Protect Arizona's Rivers, Streams, and Groundwater
Nearly forty years ago, when Congress passed the Clean Water Act, it set the goal of making all of our nation's waters safe for fishing and swimming and to advance the ultimate goal of "restoring and maintaining the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the nation's surface waters."
While many successes and improvements have occurred since passage of this landmark legislation, we still have much to do, and there are continued and growing threats to this important law and all that it protects.
Our Goals
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May 2, 2013, The Grand Canyon Chapter of the Sierra Club released the Going With the Flow report, summarizing the results of over five years of volunteer flow monitoring on the upper Verde River by the Arizona Water Sentinels, a grassroots citizen science program that focuses on monitoring and protecting Arizona rivers and streams. Click here to read more. (66 KB pdf)
January 22, 2013, Sierra Club Comments on Temporary Individual Aquifer Protection Permit No. P-106360 for the Florence Copper Project, Production Test Facility. To download a PDF version of the comment letter sent to ADEQ, please click here. (170 KB pdf)
Get involved in our Water Sentinels program! Check our online calendar for upcoming opportunities.
Check out our latest action alerts to take action on current water issues.
For information on more ways to get involved, upcoming meetings and events, and more, please contact Sandy Bahr at (602) 253-8633 or email@example.com.
Water Sentinels Project
The Sierra Club's Water Sentinels program mobilizes volunteers to protect, improve, and restore our waters through hands-on conservation work, public education, and citizen action. Our Sentinels work throughout the state, but our current focus is on the Verde and San Pedro rivers, where we monitor water quality conditions, and the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area in Phoenix, where we conduct monthly weed-and-clean events to protect this important riparian area. We also organize stream clean-ups on many of our waterways.
Learn more about this program using the links below or contact Sandy Bahr, our Water Sentinels Coordinator, at (602) 253-8633 or email@example.com.
Arizona Water Sentinels factsheet
Project Thrive (website): Water Setinels Program, April 19, 2012
Rio Salado Weed & Clean factsheet
National Sierra Club Water Sentinels page
Going With the Flow - A summary of five years of Water Sentinels flow data collection on the Upper Verde River
Upper Verde Wild and Scenic Proposal
The upper Verde River in Arizona has been a candidate for designation as a Wild and Scenic River since 1982 when the Prescott National Forest prepared the first eligibility study for the area. Since that time, the river has been well researched, providing a more complete understanding of its outstanding and remarkable ecological value. Although the Verde River is the longest living river surviving in Arizona, threats to the upper Verde River and its riparian habitats appear with increasing frequency and severity. Three decades later, protecting the upper Verde River is more important than ever. Now is the time to designate the Upper Verde Wild and Scenic River. The Sierra Club is part of an effort to do exactly that.
We encourage you to learn more about this proposal and the Verde River. For more information on the Wild and Scenic Proposal, please contact (602) 253-8633 or email@example.com.
Wild and Scenic Proposal – Executive Summary (9.1 MB pdf)
Check out upcoming hikes in the Upper Verde area!
Water Resources
Water Factsheet (168 KB pdf) – learn more about Arizona's water resources, the Clean Water Act, and how you can get involved
Bottled Water Brochure (946 KB pdf) – find out the truth about the bottled water industry and its effect on our health and environment
The Clean Water Act and the Verde River (9MB pdf) – discover if and how the Clean Water Act protects the Verde and similar rivers in our state and what more can be done
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Upper Verde Wild and Scenic Proposal
To get involved with the Sierra Club's water work in Arizona, please contact our office at (602) 253-8633 or by email.
Are you interested in learning more about water issues in Arizona and ways to get involved? Would you like to work with others who are interested in the same? Get involved with the Water Sentinels! Contact Sandy Bahr at (602) 253-8633 or by email.
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"Happy" Holidays…
For some people that is a bit of an oxymoron.
For the next 8 weeks you may find yourself participating (albeit somewhat begrudgingly) in meals, gift exchanges, parties and celebrations with let's just say, ekhem…some challenging personalities. Hopefully, you will find a bright spot somewhere in the mix of attendees but if the thought of what's to come is making you feel more like "Scrooge" than "Elf". Keep reading…
No matter what we do we always have a choice.
At first you may think, "Yeah right-if I don't bake the turkey, wrap the gifts or show up at my in-laws' I will never hear the end of it. What kind of choice is that?" Whether you are aware of it or not all of those things are still choices. You choose to cook, wrap and show up for whatever reason, but ultimately it is still your choice. Why does this matter? Well for starters most of us gals like to be in control (more on this in a later post) and the sense that we are not in control (don't have a choice) usually brings out the snarky, resentful side of who we really are. When we acknowledge that we are choosing and we are going to do these things regardless of our excitement level we take back our power and realize we are in complete control (of ourselves). Ultimately you are going follow through so why create the suffering to go along with it? P.S If you don't want to do something then don't do it-again your choice.
You can't control the weather.
If you have kept an eye on the recent weather events over the past weeks we all know what that means. I like to call other people, events and circumstance "weather conditions" because they can't be controlled either. So if you know you are going to encounter some "bad weather" this season, have an evacuation plan. Now this doesn't mean you literally have to leave when the conversation takes a wrong turn, it just means that you have emotionally "sand- bagged" just in case. Examples might be having a predetermined statement for certain people's zingers. Change the subject, don't take the bait and if necessary walk away and find a kid to talk to. Set a time limit, it is ok to adhere to boundaries if 2 hours is your cap be clear and be firm with others about the length of your visit-if you do decide to stay longer than you really want to remember you are choosing to do so and you can choose how you feel about it too.
Plan something really fun.
This time of year should be about celebrations and enjoyment. If you have commitments you plan to honor but are not completely jazzed about them, no big deal show up and make the best of it. Who do you really want to spend time with? Don't make excuses this is the best time of year to connect with those you love. Do you miss your best friend or sister this time of year? Plan a Skype night, clear your calendar and catch up over a glass of wine. Even if it is a day all to yourself do something special, make plans and get excited about it!
A week from today starts the first round begins. No matter where you are or who you are with choose gratitude and peace. Plan ahead and be kind not just to others but to yourself, I can't promise your holidays will be perfect but if you want a little "happy" this year it's all yours!
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam said during a visit Friday to Memphis, he will not rule out the possibility of the general assembly passing more legislation, affecting the merger of Shelby County Schools when it convenes in January.
Federal Judge Samuel "Hardy" Mays, Jr.'s ruling Tuesday striking down the creation of municipal school districts is clear, the governor added.
The Republican governor was in midtown where he led a discussion on education with some aspiring teachers at the Memphis Teacher Residency Program.
Earlier this year Gov. Haslam played no more than an interested spectator as Tennessee Legislators pushed through a law which Judge Mays ruled didn't pass constitutional muster.
The question is if it happens again next year will Gov. Haslam still remain on the sidelines?
Stripping down to shirt sleeves, Gov. Haslam showed an earnest interest in soliciting students' comments on their experiences in Memphis classrooms so far.
"There's something we assume that they can't do or we assume that they won't crave," said Michael Long. "But, they do crave structure and they do crave somebody who believes in them enough to get a high expectation for them.
Gov. Haslam's kind of "ah shucks" demeanor with ordinary people is charming. But, as a reporter trying to pin him down on his specific opinions can be harder than attempting to read a Chinese menu written in Mandarin. The latest example of "Haslameese" speak came when asked his opinion of this week's ruling by Judge Mays that struck down the constitutionality of a legislatively passed law allowing the creation of municipal school districts in Shelby County.
"It was a fairly clear decision," the governor said. "I think at this point in time. I want to be encouraging everybody let's leave the courtroom behind and let's go sit down and have conversations that we need to prepare. There's no way this hasn't been a distraction to all of us as adults. But, to people running the schools, to teachers, students and just can't believe that hasn't impacted student performance in some way."
It appears as governor, he might take a firm stand against any further legislative action on the schools merger issue when the session begins in January.
No, not really.
"First of all you have a fairly new general assembly that's changed, and second I haven't heard of any specific plans there," Gov. Haslam said. 'So, whether there'll be legislation brought up this year I really don't know."
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Internships are a very effective way to gain real-life experience and make connections to programs, materials, and classes at the College. Additionally, internships have the potential to create long term employment opportunities. For example, at several prestigious financial firms, 80% of the summer interns returned to the firm as permanent employees. If you have already identified companies you want to work for, applying for a summer internship would make perfect sense. You will need to draw up a successful plan to get the internship, which can be challenging. Act early! Become familiar with the resources available at Career Services and subscribe to the CS internship mailing list. Also, speak with other students who have already had an internship.
Even if you do not have a clear idea what to do upon graduation, you should start your search early. In fact, you will need more time to find out what you want to do, before applying for an internship/job. Again, Career Services is the place to start with. You may also consider more than one internship experience so that you can compare them.
In our department, internships and mentored research are considered capstone courses. As a result, there are requirements shared by these two distinct types of experience, e.g., paper writing and presentation. Some of you might feel that the posted internship process is rather complicated and tedious. However, the process is supposed to reflect real-life situations where various skills are required. According to informal feedback from the employers, the learning goals listed on our internship evaluation form (Word doc format, or PDF format) are close to the qualities they seek in their employees. If you cannot deal with a process like this, you will need to recharge yourself and develop the basic skills necessary to undertake the internship process successfully.
Once you gain confidence in your ability to accomplish your goals (including the ones you identify yourself for your own internship experience), you should be able to apply the skills to a diverse range of professional and academic activities. Your life will be more like a series of complex problem-solving tasks, rather than a series of information retrieval or test taking tasks.


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Eagles to search for holes in Schalmont's stingy defense
BEEKMANTOWN — Beekmantown football coach Jamie Lozier hasn't seen a quicker sideline-to-sideline team than the one he's prepped for all week.
Lozier's Eagles (6-4) will challenge No. 4 Schalmont in the NYSPHSAA Class B quarterfinals at AuSable Valley for 1 p.m. today.
The Section II champion Sabres have surrendered just 31 points all year, pitching five shutouts in all.
"Their defense is the best in the state," Lozier said. "Their defense on film just looks like a base defense and that's what's scary. It's because they're all that good.
"Usually, you can get a defense looking sloppy when you get a couple good guys making plays. But when it looks like that, that's scary because everybody's doing their job."
While Schalmont's defense has suffocated its opponents, its offense is just as dangerous.
The Sabres have pummeled their opponents, scoring more than 50 points five times, including a 54-7 drubbing of No. 17 Broadalbin-Perth in the Section II Class B Super Bowl last Saturday. The perennial Section II power outgained Broadalbin-Perth on offense by a 449-70 margin.
Schalmont averages 371 yards of offense per game, including 253 rushing yards.
Devon Willis, who was a first-team all-state player in Class B a season ago, leads the team with 870 yards and 16 touchdowns. A 6-foot-1-inch 185-pound back, Willis has been riddled with injuries during his senior season.
Quarterback Nick Gallo has also been a major contributor on offense. Since a positional change in Week 5, Gallo is 32-for-43 with 611 passing yards and eight touchdowns.
During that five-game span, the junior has run for 266 yards and three touchdowns on 43 carries.
"We want to eliminate the big plays," Beekmantown running back and outside linebacker Justin Stevens said. "We want to just clog everything we can. Just really make it all congested for them. Hopefully, we'll force them to beat us with people they haven't been beating teams with."
The Sabres don't necessarily have a physically imposing offensive line, but one that is agile and works well together.
Brennan Pelkey, a 6-foot-3-inch 235-pound defensive end, thinks his team's defensive front matches up well.
The Eagles have three players on the defensive line over 235 pounds, highlighted by 6-foot-5-inch, 275-pound Chris Rowell.
"We should use our size to maybe overpower them a little bit," Pelkey said. "Try to stop them from running and hopefully clog up some lanes."
Schalmont operates out of the pistol set, a hybrid of the traditional shotgun and single-back offenses. The team, coached by Joe Whipple, uses a lot of motion to create confusion.
The Eagles have faced similar formations against Peru twice and Saranac Lake on one occasion.
"At the beginning of the year, we did the pistol ourselves," Lozier said. "There were some things with our alignment and we weren't crazy with it, so we got out of it. But because we did it earlier in the year, we know where it can hurt people. That's where the basis of our reads is at right now — where their guys are lining up."
Beekmantown is led on offense by senior signal-caller Jacob Remchuk, who has thrown for 1,237 yards and 16 touchdowns.
Remchuk was 9-of-11 for 203 yards and four touchdowns in the Eagles' 51-14 drubbing of Franklin Academy in the Class B regional semifinals last Saturday.
His primary target is Cameron Garceau, who has hauled in 22 catches for 472 yards and seven touchdowns. Three Beekmantown players — Stevens, Kyle Dupigny and Devin Fessette — have accumulated 179 or more yards through the air.
On the ground, Fessette (112-757-10) and Stevens (79-647-12) have combined for 1,404 yards and 22 touchdowns.
"We're hoping to find a weak spot (in their defense)," Lozier said. "It's one thing to identify a weak spot, but when we have weapons spread all over the field, it gives us the ability to hit the weak spot wherever it is.
"That's why you always see different guys getting touchdowns because as teams adjust to us, we find their weak spot and we exploit it that way."
The winner of today's game will either play No. 9 Pleasantville (Section I) or No. 2 Marlboro (Section IX) at Dietz Stadium in Kingston Nov. 23.
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|1 lb 2 oz / 510 g
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Lightweight, but comfortable down bag that packs down…
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Lightweight, but comfortable down bag that packs down small.
- Down filled, very light in my pack
- Down could be a problem if it gets wet
My husband and I bought these bags 3 years ago and have taken them on backcountry trips due to their comfort and weight. Although they are rated at 40 degrees, I have slept in mine when it was 31 degrees and did not get cold. My husband is larger and taller though and says that he does get cold sometimes because there is less "dead air space" when he is zipped up inside. I am short enough that I can put my little inflatable down pillow in the bag and I am not chasing it all night as it stays in the hood. He can't say the same. I am 5'4" and he is 5'11".
We do wash them and put them in the dryer with tennis balls to keep them puffy after a trip. So far no problems with construction. They are well-made and they do "hug" you all night due to the spiral design of the bag.
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Love this bag.
- Super light
- Packs small
- Stretchy
- No draft tube
Quality construction, no cold spots, packs down small. I use this with a Sea to Summit 15 degree liner and it's a perfect two-season bag.
I bought this sleeping bag for Philmont this summer.
Price Paid: $249
I bought this sleeping bag for Philmont this summer. I love the 18oz weight but I was concerned about the temperature rating of 40 degrees, would that be warm enough for the nights at Philmont. At Philmont they require you to have sleep clothes, mine are capilene tops and bottoms # 2 I believe.
I did a shakedown hike at Oak Mountain State Park in AL. The first night temps got in the low 30's and I was toasty as I could be! What a great bag! It had plenty of stretch in it, as I tend to move around quite a bit.
The next night was in the 40's and I left it partially unzipped because i was too hot!I highly recommend this bag .
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A great combination of high quality goose down, light weight materials, and the supreme comfort of the Super Spiral-Stretch System. SUPER SPIRAL-STRETCHTMSYSTEM (Pat. Pending) MontBell has adapted a classic tailor's trick by integrating a woven fabric "cut on the bias". By orienting the fabric's warp and weft threads at 45 degrees to most major seam lines the sleeping bag becomes more fluid or elastic in nature. Additionally, coiled or crimped fibers are used in the fabric weave to capitalize on their inherent stretch properties. To create an even more comfortable system we utilize an elastic stitch technique to create small "gathers" in the quilting. By combining this stretchy fabric, strategic seam orientation, and the elasticized gathers we offer unrivaled fit and comfort. These innovations allow the sleeping bag to stretch with you as you change positions throughout the night, drawing the insulation closer to your body and eliminating drafty dead spaces. Keep body heat inside your sleeping bag, where it belongs. 800Fill Power Goose Down 12-denier Ballistic Airlight Elite water-repellent performance Size: R/ZIP/ L/ZIP Color: BLRI(Blue Ridge) Weight: 1 lb. Fill Weight: 6 oz. Max User Height: 6 ft. Inside Shoulder Girth: 53"~75" Inside Knee Girth: 44"~62" Stuffed Size: 5.1" x 10.1"
- Vargo Outdoors
The Montbell U.L. Super Spiral Down Hugger #5 is an ultralight must-have for your summer adventures. If space is at a premium, this mummy bag will deliver, while performing like a bigger (and heavier) bag. Phenomenal stretch allows you to change positions, even sit crossed legged, while minimizing dead air pockets. Super Spiral Stretch System offers even more stretch than the Spiral, in addition to orienting the fabric 's warp and weft threads at a 45deg angle, the Super Spiral utilizes an elastic stitch technique to create small ''gathers'' in the quilting Sprawling or claustrophobic sleepers will find refuge in the elasticity of this mummy bag Multi-box Construction with Flow Gate(TM) partitions ensure even heat distribution, limit down migration and add to the overall life of the bag Polkatex(TM) 100 wash rated DWR finish keeps drink spills or humidity from ruining your trip 2-way full-length (67 in) zippers allow the bag to be used as a blanket or joined with another MontBell bag Draft tube flap prevents air from exiting through the zipper Tapered, bias stretch stuff sack offers easy packing Cotton storage sack included Reg - 6'0'' Long - 6'6'' European Norm (EN) independently rates this bag at 48degF/ 9degC (Comfort), 41degF/ 5degC (Lower), 17degF/ -8degC (Extreme)
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Free Shipping. MontBell U.L. Super Spiral Down Hugger 40 Degree Sleeping Bag FEATURES of the Montbell U.L. Super Spiral Down Hugger 40 Degree Sleeping Bag Super Spiral Stretch System Multi-Tube Construction with Flow Gate technology Draw cord for face hole adjustment 67in. mating right and left hand zippers Auto Locking Zipper to limit zipper in.slipin. during the night Single draft flap for zipper protection Tapered, bias stretch stuff sack for easier packing Cotton storage sack included SPECIFICATIONS of the Montbell U.L. Super Spiral Down Hugger 40 Degree Sleeping Bag Weight: 1 lb 2 oz Fill Weight: 8.0 oz Temperature Rating: Comfort: 48deg F / 9deg C Lower Limit: 41deg F / 5deg C Extreme: 17deg F / -8deg C Zipper: Right / Left Maximum User Height: 6' Inside Shoulder Girth: 53in.~75in. Inside Knee Girth: 44in.~62in. Stuffed Size: 5.1in. x 10.1in. 800 Fill Power Goose Down 12-denier Ballistic Air light Nylon 100 wash rated Polkatex Durable Water Repellant OVERSIZE ITEM: We cannot ship this product by any expedited shipping method (3-Day, 2-Day or Next Day). Even if you pick that option, it will still go Ground Shipping. Sorry for being so mean. ALL CLIMBING SALES ARE FINAL. This product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us. We cannot ship MontBell products outside the United States or Canada. Sorry about everything.
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You wake up refreshed and rejuvenated after a night in the ultra-lightweight 40-degree down MontBell U. L. Super Spiral Hugger #5 Sleeping Bag. Then you open your tent to a mountain meadow filled with wildflowers and remember why you love to wander away from civilization.
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Tranquility on the Atlantic w/ocean kayaks in Bahamas
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Green Turtle Cay
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$ 1,950 - $ 2,450 / week
$ 6,000 - $ 8,000 / month
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Tranquility is a 2 bedroom(both w/ king size beds) 2 bath home located right on the beach with direct access to the ocean. The "loft" area adjoins the upstairs bedroom and has games, books and sat.t.v..A balcony deck with 2 chairs is off the upstairs bedroom. All the rooms are accessed by french doors to the front deck. The fully stocked kitchen has all built in appliances inc.refrigerator/w icemaker, dishwasher, microwave, blender, oven and cooktop. As you can see, the house is open ,bright and has wonderful views from all the windows. The sea breezes are both cooling and relaxing. We have tried to think of everything to make your vacation the best ever. All you really need to bring to Tranquility is a toothbrush and a bathing suit!!
house rental amenities
King size beds
sat. H.D.T.V
dvd movies(over 50)
central a/c
washer and dryer
outside shower and foot wash
beach towels
beach chairs and loungers
in house robes
2ea 2 person ocean kayaks
sand toys and rafts for the kids
Information guide to the house and Green Turtle
activities and attractions in Bahamas Caribbean
uncrowded beaches
friendly local people who enjoy visitors
No security issues
coral reefs within swimming distance
fishing (fly, spin,deep sea)
fishing and picnic excursion w/ Lincoln Jones
scuba diving
restaurants, casual & fine dining
sculpture garden
Lowe Art Gallery
liquor stores
grocery stores
souvenir stores
boat rentals for exploring & fishing
golf cart/bike rentals
world class dive shop w/platinum pro dive master
natural "hot tub"(see photo)
vacation rental rates
All taxes, cleaning fees,linens and towels included
200.00 per wk. additional ea. adult over 4 (max 6 )
Major holidays (Christmas,New Years, Easter,July 4th) $2600 per week
Dec 1, 2011 to Aug. 31,2012 $2450 7 nights
Sept 1,2011 to Nov 31,2011 $1950 7 nights
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House Bill 487 updated Ohio's graduation requirements to ensure that all students are ready for success in college and work.
On June 4, the Ohio General Assembly passed the Mid-Biennium Review, which contains a variety of key education measures. This analysis, prepared by the Ohio Legislative Service Commission, includes summaries of the provisions that will become law when signed by Gov. Kasich. The column "As Reported by Conference Committee" represents the version that was passed by the General Assembly June 4.


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Marblehead — Mr. Ray T. Nash, age 57, husband of Nancy (Penni) Nash, died Thursday morning, October 17, 2013, at the North Shore Medical Center, Salem Hospital. Born in Beverly, he was the son of the late Joe and Arlene (Grady) Nash. Mr. Nash was raised in Swampscott and was a graduate of Swampscott High School. Following high school, Mr. Nash attended Berklee College of Music and graduated from the New England Conservatory as a piano technician. He started his career with M. Steinert and Sons and Symphony Hall. He continued his career as a Master Electrician and was a member of the IBEW Local 103.
Mr. Nash was a Free Mason and was a member Philanthropic Lodge A.F & A.M in Marblehead and also a member of the Aleppo Shrine in Wilmington. He was also a member of the Widow's Sons Masonic Riders Group and the Gerry 5 in Marblehead. Mr. Nash continued his passion for instruments and enjoyed restoring pianos. He was a handy guy to have around, helping friends with electrical work and repairs or even a trip to the dump.
In addition to Mr. Nash's beloved wife, he is survived by his sister, Constance Friederichs and her husband, Daniel, of Westminster, Mass., formerly of Swampscott. He always told people that his grandson, Andy, was the best thing that ever happened to him. He is also survived by his brothers-in-law, S. Richard Penni and his wife, Patricia, of Westwood; Peter Penni and his wife, Chris, of Lake Worth, Fla., and Daniel Penni and his wife, Suzanne, of South Dennis; his sister-in-law, Suzanne Penni and her husband, Charles Hannum, of Tulsa, Okla.; and his daughter, Christina Nash.
ARRANGEMENTS: Mr. Nash's Funeral will be held from the Murphy Funeral Home, 85 Federal St. (corner of North Street), Salem, on Wednesday, October 23, 2013, at 8:45 a.m. followed by Funeral Services at the Church of the Holy Name, Episcopal, 60 Monument Ave., Swampscott at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours will be held at the Funeral Home on Tuesday, October 22, 2013, from 4 to 8 p.m. For those who wish, memorial contributions may be made to the Penni Family For Oncology Care, c/o North Shore Medical Center, 81 Highland Ave., Salem, MA 01970 or to the North Shore Cancer Center, 102 Endicott St., Danvers, MA 01923 or to the Aleppo Shriner's, 99 Fordham Road, Wilmington, MA 01887-0578. For additional information or online guestbook, please call 978-744-0497 or visit www.MurphyFuneralHome.com.


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Product review: Adobe Flex Builder speeds RIA development
Version 3.0 of the Eclipse-based Flex IDE hits the high notes with real-time charting, wizards for data binding and Web services, new tools for app profiling, and support for AIR; Creative Suite integration could use improvementFollow @infoworld
One of the most notable additions is support for Adobe AIR 1.0. The new Web-to-desktop runtime lets developers package a host of Web technologies, ranging from HTML and CSS to AJAX and Flash, into an application that can run right on the user's desktop -- sans browser -- and look and behave like local apps, even functioning when offline.
Flex-ible construction
The Flex Builder 3.0 IDE sports the typical accoutrements, including code and graphical views, a controls palette, project hierarchy and debug views, and a properties panel. Anyone familiar with Eclipse will feel right at home. Visual Studio developers may miss such features as the ability to split code windows or to simultaneously display code and layout windows as in Dreamweaver, but these are minor issues. I easily jumped into UI creation, dragging components for layout, navigation, and data access from the pallet to the work canvas.
Flex projects can be geared for the Web (Flash player) or the desktop (running on AIR). Creating an AIR project revealed additional pallet components for working with native file systems (tree, list, history) and for embedding an HTML browser into the application – useful for quick import and redeployment of existing Web site assets to the desktop. Again, Builder generates all the MXML design code.
You can create custom chromes for your GUI and programmatically control view states, but the process for embedding dynamic assets, such as ActionScript-based Flash files or data-driven charts, could be much smoother.
For example, you can easily skin a project using Flash SWF files, and import them simply as static files (perfectly understood by Flex). But using Flash in combination with ActionScript to produce a dynamic interface requires several downloads (including the Flex Component Kit for Flash and Flex Skin Design Extensions for each app of the CS3 suite), defining a Movie Clip class in Flash, and then exporting the result as a SWC file – which creates a separate Flex-native component. It's not difficult to do, exactly, just unnecessarily convoluted.
That said, the extensions for CS3 provide numerous templates (for buttons, data grids, menu bars, tree hierarchies, collapsible accordion menus, and so on) that helped kick off interface creation.
Builder, of course, provides direct access to ActionScript and MXML code for manual tweaking. The IDE boasts all of the aids you would expect, including code assist, auto-completion, and so forth. Adobe has improved change management in Builder with a nice code refactoring mechanism, and the tool offers good separation between design interface and business logic.
I greatly appreciate the new wizards for WSDL introspection, working with AJAX libraries, and connecting with back-end data sources -- a boon to turning out real-time charts and dashboards. Flex supports both SOAP and REST (Representational State Transfer) Web service invocations, and wiring service calls through ActionScript has never been easier.
Builder also offers good support for server technologies, including ASP.Net, ColdFusion, J2EE, and PHP. Flex can pull remote objects via Adobe LiveCycle or ColdFusion's Flash Remoting.
Bend, don't break
Flex Builder Professional is more than double the price of the Standard edition, but for my money, it's the one to buy. Pro gives you good debugging additions and other benefits such as application profiling.


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After having assisted his father in films like "Karan Arjun" and "Koyala", B'town hunk Hrithik Roshan has stepped behind the camera once again.
This time for his superhero flick "Krissh2" in which he features as the male protagonist as well.
Rakesh Roshan confirmed the reports saying Hrithik has been seriously involved in this project and is giving some creative inputs too. "Hrithik always helps me out whenever we work together," said the filmmaker.
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Raiders acquire QB Flynn from Seahawks
The Raiders acquired Seattle backup Matt Flynn on Monday for draft picks, signaling an end to Carson Palmer's brief tenure as starter in Oakland.
Oakland Raiders: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Oakland Raiders, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Raiders giving Pryor big opportunity in 2013
Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie said that Terrelle Pryor will compete to start, setting up position battle featuring a contrast in style and experience.
Raiders hire Sparano
The Raiders hired Tony Sparano as the team's assistant head coach/offensive line.
Callahan denies allegations of Super Bowl sabotage
Bill Callahan has denied allegations made by former players that he "sabotaged" his Raiders team in their Super Bowl loss to Tampa Bay 10 years ago.
Reports: Raiders hire Olson to run offense
Former Jaguars QB coach Greg Olson to become Raiders new offensive coordinator, according to multiple reports.
Broncos hire Knapp as QBs coach
The Broncos hired former Raiders offensive coordinator Greg Knapp as their quarterbacks coach, the team announced Friday.
On the clock: McKenzie, Raiders have more to work with this year
After having only a handful of picks in his first draft with the Raiders, GM Reggie McKenzie will have more options at his disposal this time around.
McFadden to remain part of Raiders' future
GM Reggie McKenzie remains committed to Darren McFadden and hopes a new offensive system helps the running back get his career back on track.
LB Rolando McClain bonds out of Ala. jail
Authorities say Raiders LB Rolando McClain has bonded out of jail on charges of violating rules on car window tint and trying to lie to police about his identity.
Lions', Raiders' coaching staffs will lead Senior Bowl teams
The coaching staffs of the Detroit Lions and Oakland Raiders will serves as the coaches for the 2013 Senior Bowl, it was announced Thursday.
Raiders fire OC Knapp, three assistants
The Raiders fired offensive coordinator Greg Knapp, special-teams coordinator Steve Hoffman, OL coach Frank Pollack and LB coach Johnny Holland.
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos get top seed, Chiefs get top pick
The 2012 season in the AFC West ended the way it began — the Broncos and Chargers won, and the Chiefs and Raiders lost.
Chargers finish season with 24-21 defeat of Raiders
San Diego beat the Raiders 24-21 on a wet, gloomy Sunday in what's expected to be Norv Turner's final game as Chargers coach.
Raiders could shop McFadden
It will not be a surprise to hear trade rumors involving Raiders RB Darren McFadden this offseason.
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Nebraska is expected to apply to the Big 10 today after a meeting by their Board of Regents. From there, nobody knows how the rest of the conference will shake out.
We don't know where Texas will be playing sports next season. We do know that it won't be in the Big Ten. Conference realignment and conference expansion details are herein.
Dan Beebe Is In Denial Something Fierce; A look at Dan Beebe's comments about the effect of Big Ten/Pac 10 expansion on the Big 12.
The Big XII conference meetings have erupted in controversy after reports that half the conference would be offered to leave for the Pac-10. Since then, conference executives has refused comment.
The Tulsa World thinks Missouri would leave the Big XII conference because they're not competitive enough in conference athletics. This is a spectacularly misguided opinion.
The Big Ten will almost certainly expand. How will ESPN's response to expansion affect the conference? Could ESPN end up determining how the Big Ten expands?
A Kansas City area radio station, citing anonymous sources, reported that Missouri and Nebraska had accepted deals to join the Big Ten. Surprisingly, the report was quickly refuted.
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Civil libertarians are used to sounding the alarm about pervasive government surveillance in the era of cellphones, drones and the Internet. But, as alleged Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's classmate Robel Phillipos is now discovering, an equal threat to liberty is the FBI policy forbidding recording of interviews.
My latest column, which ran in this Saturday's (May 11th) Boston Globe, explains the danger faced by witnesses and defendants who talk to the FBI. You can find it on the Globe's website.
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The end appears near for LightSquared, one of the wireless industry's grandest and riskiest gambles.
Ben Bernanke might as well have sent a text to investors Monday that said: "OMG. Fed and QE are BFF!" Stocks surged on the hopes of more easing in the future. But maybe Verizon didn't get Bernanke's message?
The number one way hackers get into protected systems isn't through a fancy technical exploit. It's by guessing the password.
This is part three of a week-long series on the cell phone capacity crunch.
This is part one of a week-long series on the cell phone capacity crunch.
AT&T handily beat Verizon in the battle for iPhone customers last quarter, but the company lost $6.7 billion in large part due to its failed merger with T-Mobile.
Verizon's record iPhone sales last quarter came at a steep cost.
The mobile data our smartphones love to suck up is once again going up in price.
The International Consumer Electronics Show, the giant gadget convention that wrapped up on Friday, has brought some frustrating news for AT&T or Sprint customers who bought a cutting-edge 4G smartphone last year.
Dropped calls and spotty service, particularly for iPhone owners, made AT&T the most hated wireless carrier in America. Here's the surprise twist: widespread, under-the-radar improvements to the company's network have quietly helped AT&T move past its infamous struggles.
Angry Verizon Wireless customers took to chat forums and social networks on Thursday after the company said it would begin to charge customers $2 for making one-time bill payments online or by phone using a credit card.
Verizon Wireless will soon make some customers pay for the privilege of paying their bills.
Verizon Wireless' 4G network suffered its third nationwide outage in as many weeks on Wednesday, calling into question whether Verizon can continue to live up to its branding as "America's most reliable network."
Verizon Wireless was working to get its 4G network back up and running on Wednesday, following a nationwide outage that began in the early morning hours.
For Americans who own cell phones or other mobile devices (at least 85% of the adult population, according to a new survey), 2011 ushered in a whirlwind of news.
Verizon pulled a rabbit out of its corporate hat earlier this month. The wireless giant announced a multibillion-dollar deal to purchase rights to largely unused spectrum, which is like an open lane on the congested wireless Internet highway. Verizon purchased these rights from Comcast and Time Warner, two large cable-TV companies, and the smaller Bright House Networks.
Motorola is taking another shot at the tablet game with the Droid Xyboard, the company's latest Android device to hit Verizon stores.
Verizon has decided to block its customers from installing Google's new, high-profile Wallet application on the carrier's smartphones.
In the era of the smartphone and tablet boom, the hottest wireless commodities are airwaves.
The iPhone 4S is available on three major carriers, leaving potential buyers to wonder whether AT&T, Verizon or Sprint is the better network choice.
How do U.S. wireless carriers expect their investments in new 4G high-speed networks to pay off? This shift is about more than simply providing mobile data -- and it could even bring some long-overdue improvements to the humble telephone call.
Forget the 4G marketing hype. Which U.S. carriers really offer the fastest mobile-data networks? According to a new report from RootMetrics (a company which conducts its own field tests of wireless networks), Verizon Wireless currently offers the nation's fastest 4G -- by far.
Your phone company knows where you live, what websites you visit, what apps you download, what videos you like to watch, and even where you are. Now, some have begun selling that valuable information to the highest bidder.
If you're getting the new iPhone 4S, you now have three options for wireless service: AT&T, Verizon and Sprint. Unfortunately, there's no app for choosing the right plan.
Sprint hopes the iPhone is just what the doctor ordered. But it might just make Sprint even sicker.
Following a trend set by other carriers, AT&T has begun sending SMS warning messages to the top 5% of data users on its network. The message alerts consumers that they are among AT&T's top 5% that billing period, and suggests they use Wi-Fi to avoid reduced data speeds in the future.
From the ninth floor of an office building here, Verizon Wireless executives peered out of a window at the breathtaking view of the East Bay.
AT&T Mobility is saddling up for the initial launch of its faster fourth-generation data services.
Verizon Wireless is launching its first prepaid unlimited phone plan on Thursday, with voice calls, text messaging and Web access for $50 a month.
Verizon Wireless is rebooting its application store for smartphones after a lackluster first attempt.
Filings for unemployment claims dipped last week, after striking Verizon employees went back to work.
A key reading on unemployment claims rose unexpectedly last week, as a dispute between Verizon Communications and its union employees caused thousands of workers to seek jobless benefits.
Cell service along the East Coast was spotty following a Virginia-based earthquake that was felt as far away as New England.
The smartphone boom is a mixed blessing for wireless companies. While the devices have boosted data plan sales considerably, they are threatening to kill another revenue stream dead in its tracks: text messaging.
Verizon Communications Inc. and union leaders announced Saturday an end to the acrimonious two-week strike that left thousands of workers without paychecks and customers with long waits.
Tens of thousands of striking workers from Verizon Communications will lose their medical benefits if they're still picketing at the end of the month, the telephone service provider said Wednesday.
The rift between Verizon and its 45,000 striking employees grew wider on Friday, after the telecommunications giant called in the FBI to investigate allegations of sabotage.
Recently AT&T and Verizon both announced that they're cracking down on users who skirt their monthly add-on fees to "tether" -- which means they use their phones' connection to link laptops and other gadgets to the Internet.
About 45,000 unionized workers at telecommunications giant Verizon walked off the job Sunday after contract talks stalled over the weekend, the company and union leaders said.
About 45,000 unionized workers at telecommunications giant Verizon walked off the job Sunday after contract talks stalled over the weekend, the company and union leaders said.
If you're a longtime AT&T iPhone user whose unlimited data plan was grandfathered in when AT&T stopped offering unlimited plans last year, a brand new twist on your plan might seem like a pretty significant limitation after all.
All that stuff about AT&T iPhone customers itching to switch to Verizon? If it's true, it hasn't happened yet.
Verizon Wireless has joined competitors AT&T and T-Mobile in eliminating the option for customers to consume unlimited data on their mobile phones without paying additional fees.
The term "4G" is particularly confusing, because it means something different to every wireless company: Service, speed and technology vary wildly. A bill introduced to Congress on Wednesday would attempt to clear that up.
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There was a surprising news tidbit buried in the fine print of Apple's splashy iTunes in the Cloud announcement on Monday: You can't get it right now if you have a Verizon iPhone.
AT&T's data network won't be on par with Verizon Wireless' until 2013 or 2014, AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega said on Thursday.
Verizon Wireless is releasing the third smartphone to take advantage of its faster fourth-generation data network on Thursday.
AT&T on Wednesday shed more light on the long-awaited 4G network it will launch this summer, naming the first cities that will get access: Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Atlanta and San Antonio.
The Verizon Wireless 4G network has been lauded as lightning-fast. Now, the company is launching a second phone that will work with its speeds.
In the wake of a giant brouhaha over the news that Apple's iPhones record and store users' locations, Verizon Wireless says it will start slapping 'we can track you!' warning stickers on its products.
Verizon's latest 4G-LTE smartphone launch was delayed after the new, ultra-fast network suffered a major outage Wednesday and Thursday morning.
UPDATE 11:30 a.m. ET: Verizon has posted a Twitter message saying, "4G LTE up and running. Thank you for your patience."
Verizon announced Thursday that it activated 2.2 million iPhones during the quarter, helping the company more than triple its profit from a year ago.
A Verizon store in Minnesota welcomes customers interested in purchasing the new iPhone 4.
Verizon customers interested in signing a one-year contract (as opposed to the standard two) should lock in their selections now; the company has confirmed that it is eliminating the one-year contract option as of April 17.
The latest mobile phone user survey from market research firm ChangeWave reveals similar levels of overall satisfaction between iPhone 4 users on Verizon versus those on AT&T.
With AT&T dealing for prized asset T-Mobile, Sprint's options may be down to two: buy everything smaller than it or get bought by Verizon.
AT&T's wireless network will face major challenges "in the short term" unless the carrier is able to begin integrating T-Mobile USA's infrastructure, said AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega.
A merger of AT&T and T-Mobile could transform the U.S. cellular phone landscape. CNN's Maggie Lake reports.
Among many consumer and tech bloggers, the initial reaction to AT&T's proposal to acquire T-Mobile USA was venomous -- and skeptical that such a marriage between two giants would be allowed by federal regulators.
If you're skeptical about AT&T's claims that its purchase of T-Mobile will benefit consumers, you're not alone.
Have you been wondering if that new 4G smartphone you purchased is really getting 4G speeds? Wonder no longer.
Verizon said Tuesday that its first 4G smartphone, the HTC ThunderBolt, will be available in stores and online starting March 17 for $249.99 with a two-year contract.
If you are getting the iPad 2, are you confused about what data plan is right for you?
For downloading data, the Verizon iPhone is slower than the AT&T iPhone, and it's also slower than most other Verizon smartphones, according to a study published Monday.
What if you could buy your iPhone and wireless service directly from Apple, without having to sign a contract with AT&T or Verizon? Imagine going to Google.com and buying an Android phone that comes with Google Wireless.
Motorola Mobility's Xoom, a tablet running Google's newest Android software, will go on sale at Verizon Wireless stores on Thursday, the cellular carrier announced.
Every release of a major new Apple product, be it due to clever company buzz-building, fierce customer loyalty or a combination of the two, tends to prompt a certain level of hysterics.
With Thursday's release of the iPhone 4 on Verizon Wireless, now is a pretty good time to buy a cell phone.
After years of anticipation, relatively few people waited in line Thursday morning to buy the new Verizon Wireless iPhone 4, according to anecdotal reports.
After years of rumor and speculation, the Verizon iPhone is finally on sale to the general public.
Verizon Wireless is readying a new cellular calling service that offers better sound quality than its current network and is capable of doing video chat.
AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile are fighting a losing battle.
Verizon is no longer accepting pre-orders for the iPhone 4.
On the day the iPhone went on sale for Verizon Wireless customers, the carrier delivered a warning to its heaviest data users: Verizon reserves the right to slow down your access speed.
Verizon Wireless technicians have become intimately familiar with their much-lusted-after new phone from Apple.
Lately, Verizon and AT&T have been sending confusing signals to current and would-be iPhone users about how much data service for this trendy device will cost.
AT&T locked in 4.1 million iPhone customers last quarter ahead of a looming battle royale with Verizon over Apple's iconic smartphone, the carrier reported Thursday.
Take that, AT&T! Well, sort of.
Visit any Apple Store, or one of those phone-accessory kiosks in the mall, and you'll find a wide selection of iPhone 4 cases.
Well, it's not like we didn't see this coming.
Now that Verizon is about to start selling the iPhone 4, there's a lot of buyer's remorse in the air.
With a rush of iPhone sales on the horizon, Verizon Wireless is getting stingier with the discounts it offers those who want to upgrade their smartphone.
AT&T has been slow to adopt a feature that lets customers share a smartphone data signal wirelessly to other gadgets and computers.
Just a few days after Verizon announced a slew of new 4G phones and built hype for its recently launched 4G network, executives from the largest U.S. cell carrier announced that it would finally get the iPhone.
Along with hearing the announcement about the Verizon iPhone Tuesday, we've learned that Apple's iPad -- which has been marketed by Verizon for some time -- will now actually be able to connect directly to the Verizon network.
The wait is over. Verizon Wireless said Tuesday it will begin selling Apple's iPhone early next month, ending AT&T's four-year run as the phone's exclusive carrier. "If the press writes something long enough and hard enough, it eventually comes true," Verizon President Lowell McAdam said at a press conference in New York City. "Today, we're bringing to market the fruit of our labor with another giant of the high-tech industry, and that's Apple." Existing Verizon customers will be able to pre-order the phone beginning Feb. 3. The phone will launch in Apple and Verizon stores and online on Feb. 10, according to Verizon Wireless CEO Dan Mead. Verizon customers eligible for "new every two" upgrades will be able to use those upgrade credits toward an iPhone. The Verizon iPhone is a modified version of Apple's iPhone 4, adapted to run on Verizon's CDMA network. With a two-year contract, the Verizon iPhone will be $199 for a 16 GB device and $299 for the 32 GB version, the same
Fans of the iPhone are practically foaming at the mouth at the idea of being able to use the popular Apple device on Verizon's network, which many consider the nation's most reliable.
Verizon is about to deliver a blow to AT&T when it ends the network's exclusive hold on the iPhone, but it definitely won't be the end of the world for the second largest carrier in the U.S.
It looks like the iPhone is finally coming to Verizon. Will that do wonders for Verizon's stock?
For all the anticipation orbiting around Verizon's keynote, the hourlong presentation turned out to be nothing more than stargazing.
Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg's Consumer Electronics Show keynote Thursday was a snoozathon, but the company sent an electric jolt through the tech world on Friday with a bright-red invitation to a press event on Tuesday.
Sorry, Apple fans. In a high-profile speech on Thursday, Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg stayed completely silent about the question obsessing the tech world: When will Verizon get hold of Apple's iPhone?
AT&T, which has been late to the 4G race, announced detailed plans for its faster, fourth-generation network on Wednesday while showing its first 4G smartphones.
From robot cars to wind farms, Google's expansive ambitions have taken it into some surprising corners of the tech field. Here's another it could tackle: Becoming your telephone company.
Many Verizon Wireless customers were unable to access the mobile internet early Wednesday morning because of a network glitch, the company said.
AT&T's customer satisfaction rating tumbled this year, ranking dead last among U.S. wireless carriers, according to a Consumer Reports survey released on Monday.
You've seen the 4G advertisements from T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon, bragging about a much-better wireless network with blazing fast speeds.
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4 bedrooms, PURIFIED DRINKING WATER MACHINE, 2 1/2 baths, queen bed, 3 full beds, many day beds, 2 flat screens TVs, stocked kitchen, comfortable beds, huge wrap around decking, up stairs balcony with an incredible ocean view. Satellite TV, Internet, BBQ pit, outside shower and very comfortable furniture. Come see why this home rents more than most homes on this tropical Island.
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there is no home like this home, the amenities are endless, the home was purchased brand new in 2008 and was completely remolded in 2012, all appliances, furniture, bedding and the decking is huge, massive and the view in incredible. Just a few yards from the beach without having to climb sand dunes and other unpleasant objects. this is the house every one talks about in Surfside Beach, Texas. Come see why for yourself. NO NEED TO LOAD UP BOTTLES OF DRINKING WATER, WE PROVIDE PURIFIED DRINKING WATER MACHINE.
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Creamy Lemon Butter Pasta
7 oz. of penne or rigatoni
1 lemon
4 Tbsp. butter
3/4 cup heavy cream
1/4 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. freshly ground black pepper
Bring 2 quarts of salted water to a boil. Cook pasta according to package directions, about 7 minutes for al dente.
Wash lemon, grate its zest and squeeze half of it for juice. Melt butter in the pan on low heat. Add lemon zest and juice to the butter and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Add the pasta in with the sauce mix; season with salt and pepper, adding more if necessary.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – After two exciting wins this past weekend against ETSU and USC Upstate that helped propel Jacksonville University volleyball to first in the Atlantic Sun, the Dolphins (18-2 overall, 8-1 A-Sun) are preparing for three matches this week. They will host Stetson on Tuesday at 7 p.m. before traveling to compete at Northern Kentucky on Friday (6 p.m.) and at Lipscomb on Saturday (2 p.m.)
Defensively, Kylie Jacob leads Jacksonville in blocks per set (1.07 blk/set), followed by Alyssa Robertson (0.95 blk/set). In digs, Rachel Miller leads with 3.06 digs per set, with Sammie Strausbaugh (2.87 dig/set) and Kendall Courtney (2.33 dig/set) rounding out the top three.
On offense, Strausbaugh tops in kills per set with 3.39, tallying 241 thus far. Gabriela Roman (2.90 k/set) and Jacob (2.36 k/set) are second and third, respectively.
Nationally, Jacksonville is tied with Florida in 7th in win-loss percentage (.900). The Dolphins are also ranked 15th in aces per set (1.71) with 128 in 75 sets, 24th in kills per set (13.99) with 1,049 and 32nd in assists per set (13.00) with 975. They're also 36th in hitting percentage (.256) with 2,531 total attacks and 1,049 kills.
JACKSONVILLE vs. STETSON (Oct. 22)
The last meeting between the two was on Sept. 21 in JU's second A-Sun match of the season. Jacksonville lost to Stetson, 3-2 [23-25, 23-25, 25-14, 25-21, 12-15] for their single A-Sun loss on the year.
Stetson (15-9, 6-3 A-Sun), fourth in the A-Sun, finished last weekend 1-for-2, shutting out Northern Kentucky 3-0 before being swept 3-0 by Lipscomb.
All-time against the Hatters, the Dolphins are 54-13.
Statistically the Dolphins and Hatters are very similar. Leading defensively for Stetson, Ellen Hawks tops in blocks per set (0.98 blk/set), followed by Erika White (0.53 blk/set) and Madison Akins (0.52). In digs, Michelle Kastner (3.87 digs/set) leads and Kaley Melville (2.73 digs/set) is second. Offensively, Melville leads in kills per set with 3.53, tallying 300 total kills, while Tiffany Creamer follows with 2.72 kills per set and 226 total.
JACKSONVILLE vs. NORTHERN KENTUCKY (Oct. 25)
The Dolphins took down Northern Kentucky 3-1 in their last competition on Sept. 28 at Swisher, winning 25-16, 22-25, 25-14 and 25-17.
The Norse (8-14, 3-7 A-Sun) lost their last two matches, falling 3-0 to Stetson on Oct. 18 and 3-1 to Florida Gulf Coast on Oct. 19.
Jenna Ruble leads NKU in blocks per set (0.75 blk/set), while Keely Creamer is second (0.74 blk/set). In digs, Anna Prickel tops with 3.54 digs per set, while Mel Stewart (2.49 dig/set) and Kaela Jo Freppon (2.42 dig/set) are second and third, respectively. Four players are above 2.00 kills per set, with Jayden Julian leading (2.87 k/set).
JACKSONVILLE vs. LIPSCOMB (Oct. 26)
On Sept. 27 Jacksonville beat Lipscomb 3-1 in their most recent match, ending 25-22, 20-25, 25-22 and 25-13.
Third in the A-Sun, Lipscomb (14-6, 8-2 A-Sun) is on a five-match win streak. The Bisons beat Florida Gulf Coast 3-1 on Oct. 18 and Stetson 3-0 on Oct. 19, both on the road.
Jewell Dobson leads the Bison in both blocks per set (0.75) and kills per set (4.81). Molly Spitznagle is second in blocks per set with 0.52, while Lauren Ford is second in kills per set with 4.10. Bri McCombs leads the pack with 4.28 digs per set, trailed by Sophie Kellerman (2.49), Stephanie Rex (2.37) and Caitlin Dotson (2.16).


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Three people are in custody after police say they stole five bags of merchandise from Mall St. Matthews -- and they allegedly used a magnet to do it.
According to arrest reports, police were called to Forever 21 -- a store in Mall St. Matthews -- at 6:30 p.m. Monday on a report that three people had stolen several items from the store.
When police arrived, they say 21-year-old Matthew J. Jones, 24-year-old Shante S. Ford and 23-year-old Taletha S. Johnson walked out the front door of the store while officers were on the second floor. Police say the pair then got into a black SUV and drove away "at a high rate of speed."
Officers activated lights and sirens and pursued them, according to the reports.
A police officer wrote that the suspects were "traveling at an extremely high rate of speed, putting the lives of others in danger on the roadway."
Police say they drove east on Shelbyville Road, then got onto westbound I-264, traveled onto I-64 westbound and finally exited onto Cannons Lane. Officers were able to pull them over on Cannons Lane, according to the arrest reports.
Inside the car, police allegedly found "five large shopping bags of stolen items" including handbags with stolen jewelry. Police say they also found "a magnet to de-magnetize the sensors and a screwdriver to remove them."
All three of the suspects were charged with receipt of stolen property. Jones is also charged with wanton endangerment, reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle with a suspended or revoked operator's license, according to reports.
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Nation+world: Chris Kirk makes case for Ryder Cup with Deutsche win
Chris Kirk picked up the biggest victory of his career Monday in the Deutsche Bank Championship in Norton, Mass. Still to be determined is just how big.
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Central Michigan Athletics announced that golf coach Tom Beidleman has been relieved of his duties.
Tiger Woods is leaving swing coach Sean Foley after four years and no majors.
Mahan had gone 48 tournaments worldwide without winning. By closing with a six-under 65 for a two-shot victory at 14-under 270, he is assured of making the Tour Championship every year since the FedEx Cup began in 2007. And by beating one of the strongest fields of the year, Mahan was sure to make a lasting impression on Tom Watson for when he makes his three captain's picks for the Ryder Cup on Sept.2.
Now that the majors are over, Adam Scott is going after the one big prize remaining this year a shot at the $10-million FedEx Cup prize.
Rory McIlroy took a week to celebrate his blockbuster summer and paid for it in The Barclays with his worst start in two months.
Forest Dunes was named one of nation's top public courses; other Michigan courses also are on the new list.
Scott Hebert of Grand Traverse Resort and Spa shot a 72 in the third and final round to win the Michigan PGA Championship by six strokes.
Scott Hebert shot a seven-under 65 on the Katke course to give him an eight-shot lead on Matt Pesta of Lincoln Hills Golf Club in Birmingham, who also shot 65 for his 134 total at the Michigan PGA Professional Championship.
Scott Hebert's bid for a seventh Michigan PGA Professional Championship title is off to a record-setting start.
This week we finish our two-part series with the back nine of the Detroit Free Press Dream 18: the most memorable golf holes on public courses in metro Detroit.
Inbee Park successfully defended her LPGA Championship title by beating Brittany Lincicome with a par on the first hole of a playoff Sunday.
Jennifer Elsholz of Grand Rapids won the Michigan Women's Amateur Championship, beating Lindsey McPherson of Flushing, 2 and 1, in the match-play final at the U-M Golf Course.
Woods has notified U.S. Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson that he will not be able to play in the biennial match play bout against Europe Sept. 26-28 in Scotland. Woods has been plagued with a bad back all season and had surgery March 31 to relieve pressure caused by a pinched nerve.
While Rory McIlroy's post-breakup success is undeniable, it turns out two can play at this game.
The quarterfinals follow in the afternoon, and the semifinals and championship match are Friday.
Allyson Geer of Brighton shot a 70 for a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Michigan Women's Amateur Championship at the U-M Golf Course.
Mirim Lee won the Meijer LPGA Classic on Sunday for her first LPGA Tour victory, beating fellow South Korean player Inbee Park with a birdie on the second hole of a playoff.
The challenge finally arrived for Rory McIlroy, and he was better than ever to win the PGA Championship.
What is memorable? By definition it's something that's interesting and not easily forgotten. That was Carlos' basic criteria for choosing the Detroit Free Press' Dream 18: the most memorable golf holes on public courses in metro Detroit.
U.S. Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson worries as team members pull out with various fitness issues.
Inbee Park made two long birdie putts on the back nine Saturday and finished with a 3-under 68 to remain a stroke ahead after the third round of the Meijer LPGA Classic.
As Rory McIlroy watched the ball drop into the cup on his final stroke of the day, he pumped his right fist and managed a slight grin. He had fended off every challenger Saturday. He was right where he wanted to be going to Sunday. Leading the PGA Championship.
For Tiger Woods, this is becoming the norm.
Inbee Park found a new putter and her old touch. The South Korean player took the second-round lead Friday in the Meijer LPGA Classic, birdieing her first three holes en route to her second straight 5-under 66.
The second round of the PGA Championship starts today from Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky. Notable tee times: Woods (1:45 p.m.), McIlroy (8:35 a.m.), and Mickelson (1:45 p.m.).
While his troublesome back was a bit stiff, his game, on the other hand, was far from being in good health in Thursday's first round of the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club. He signed for a three-over-par 74 and is nine behind clubhouse leaders Lee Westwood and Kevin Chappell.
Sandra Gal made six straight birdies on her back nine today to take the first-round lead in the Meijer LPGA Classic, while Michelle Wie withdrew because of a wrist injury. Gal, the 29-year-old German who won her lone LPGA Tour title in 2011, birdied Nos. 3-8 and finished with a par on No. 9 for a six-under 65 at Blythefield Country Club.
Livonia's Schostak Bros. & Co. said in a statement it plans to market the combined 120-acre park near Saginaw Street and Waverly Road 'for a retail and residential development.'
There were plenty of reasons to believe the window was fast closing on Lee Westwood's sometimes-heartbreaking campaign to win a major.
Michigan golf fans have adopted LPGA Tour pro Morgan Pressel as their own. Pressel was raised in Florida but her many summers spent living with her grandparents in Grosse Pointe is where Pressel first learned the game, played golf across Michigan in dozens of amateur tournaments and honed the spectacular amateur junior career that led to her qualifying for the 2001 U.S. Women's Open at age 12, then the youngest in history to do so.
Joe LaCava walked nearly every blade of grass on the 18th green at Valhalla Golf Club, jotting notes in his yardage book after stepping off the distances from every edge of the green to every possible pin position. It was just like any other Monday at a major.
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FORT WORTH — The Allied Pilots Association, representing the 8,000 pilots who work for American Airlines, agreed Tuesday to resume contract talks with the bankrupt carrier.
After the union rejected American's "last, best offer" on revised terms in September, a bankruptcy court judge permitted the airline to void the existing pact and impose its own terms.
American has since been dealing with increasing delays and a reduced flight schedule, while blaming pilots for conducting what it called "an unlawful, concerted effort to damage the company" by filing maintenance complaints and flying circuitous routes.
There has been no announcement about when talks between American and its pilots will resume.


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Duke Energy has announced that Lynn Good will serve as its next president and chief executive officer after being unanimously elected by the board of directors.
Good will also serve as a director on the Duke Energy board. Good will replace the outgoing Jim Rogers, who will serve as chairman of the board until his retirement date of Dec. 31, 2013.
Good will assume her new role July 1.
Good, 54, has served as Duke Energy's executive vice president and chief financial officer since July 2009.
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