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Usdin said the only "definitive miss" this week was First Horizon National (FHN) of Memphis, Tenn., which on Thursday reported first-quarter net income available to common shareholders of $30.5 million, or 12 cents a share, missing the consensus EPS estimate of 13 cents, among analysts polled by Thomson Reuters, which the analyst blamed on higher-than-expected mortgage putback expenses, along with net interest margin pressure.
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SHELBYVILLE, IL. — A Herrick man was sentenced to 55 years for his part in the shooting death of the man he shared a home with in December.
Wayne D. Newlin, 53, appeared before Judge Michael Kiley in Shelby County Circuit Court on Friday, November 9, for his sentencing hearing. Newlin was found guilty in a jury trial on September 27, on the charge of First Degree Murder-Accountability in the death of Jeremy Morgan of Herrick. Newlin provided the weapon used and devised the plan with Michael Pease to carry out the murder, Pease of Pana, also charged with First Degree Murder, pled guilty to his charge in July. He is currently serving a 45 -year sentence in the Department of Corrections.
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No kidding. I have friends who live on that side of the valley but certainly haven't heard any news. I'd think we would have heard about both the rock falls you've photographed.
This rock fall sounded like a clap of thunder, except it was more like a crack of thunder. I actually had time to run into my house for my camera and back out and still see tumbling blocks. Pretty awesome.
I have a photo taken from near the base of the Priest showing the Porcupine Rim. It shows a light dusting of snow that happened the day before along with a huge red rock dust stain that must have been the result of a similar event. I will see if I can track it down. Great photo!
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Born Nov. 13, 1935, in Indianapolis, he was a son of Kenneth and Leah Bryant Kennedy. He married Ruby Sutton and she died in 2002.
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Great news! Cool new digs, and the ability to hold events once more! I love it!
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Great news! That new location is next door to Specialty's Bakery, home of the best chocolate chip cookies in the area. Hackers + Warm Chocolate Chip Cookies = ...mmm, chocolate...
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What if they do find a new tenant to sub-lease? What will they do to all the money?
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Ex-Super Bowl star sentenced to prison
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Tim Smith, 42, who set a Super Bowl rushing record with the Washington Redskins in 1988, was sentenced Friday in Denver to 21/2 years in federal prison for cocaine distribution.
The former running back also was ordered to pay $88,000 in back child support and must report to prison by July 10. His brother, Christopher Smith, 35, was sentenced May 12 to five years of probation.
The two were indicted by a federal grand jury in October. Tim Smith pleaded guilty to cocaine distribution, and Christopher Smith pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting cocaine distribution. They were arrested Sept. 30 and charged with possession of 500 grams or more of cocaine with intent to distribute. Police said Tim Smith sold about 20 ounces of the drug to an undercover officer for $13,600.
Smith rushed for 204 yards and two touchdowns in the Redskins' 42-10 victory over the Denver Broncos in the title game. He last played in the NFL in 1990 with Dallas.
NFL: Two boat-party Vikings plead guilty
Minnesota Vikings cornerback Fred Smoot and left tackle Bryant McKinnie pleaded guilty in Minneapolis to misdemeanor charges stemming from the team's raucous boat party last October.
Each agreed to pay a $1,000 fine and perform 48 hours of community service. Smoot and McKinnie pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and being a public nuisance on a watercraft. The second charge will be removed from their records if they stay out of trouble for a year.
Chicago Bears cornerback Ricky Manning Jr. (UCLA) pleaded not guilty in Los Angeles to an assault charge stemming from an alleged attack on a man in a restaurant last month.
Manning, 25, waived his right to be in court June 16, when a date is to be set for a hearing to determine if there is enough evidence to require him to stand trial on a charge of assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury. Two other former UCLA players, Maurice Drew and Tyler Ebell, are scheduled to appear on the same charge, also on June 16.
Cleveland Browns running back Reuben Droughns threw his wife out the door of their Littleton, Colo., home after she said she wanted a divorce, according to a sheriff's report. Droughns (Anaheim High) was released on $2,500 bail Thursday on one count of assault and two counts of harassment.
The arrest report said Kellie Droughns' right arm was hurt in the May 12 incident.
Starting cornerback Will Peterson, a five-year veteran, was cut by the New York Giants after his 2005 season was ruined by knee and back injuries.
The Giants also signed nine-year veteran quarterback Rob Johnson (El Toro High, USC), who will try to win a job as Eli Manning's backup.
Johnson, who didn't play in 2004 or 2005 while recovering from arm surgery, joins Tim Hasselbeck, Jared Lorenzen and Josh Harris on the roster behind Manning.
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What a shame. I remember his performance like it was yesterday.
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The UFC 159: Sonnen vs. Jones card seemed to hit a hitch before it even began with the scratch of a welterweight bout between Nick Catone and James Head, but things only got worse from there.
A tough night for referees Kevin Mulhall and Dan Miragliotta. If you hear a referee's name mentioned during a fight, something has gone awry. That would be an understatement tonight as both officials made questionable calls while being slammed by commentators and fans, alike.
Mulhall got the party started by abruptly calling an end to Gian Villante's night after suffering an accidental eye poke. It might be a bad, frustrating call, but it was the correct one. If an athlete claims he can't see, the ref is bound to make that call. If not? I would assume he would suffer some sort of punishment at the hands of the athletic commission for failing to protect the fighter. Should Mulhall have given Villante five minutes to work himself out? Possibly, but once Villante says he can't see, I'm sorry, fight over.
Miragliotta kept the misery train rolling when Yancy Medeiros revealed mid-round to suffering a dislocated thumb against Rustam Khabilov. After consulting the ring-side doc the fight was quickly called, seemingly mystifying Medeiros. What exactly was he expecting? I know he's been out of the cage for a few years but he has to figure that isn't a quick fix and bam, back to the fight. He seemed gutted, which is understandable, but those are the breaks.
Aside from these gaffes, the rest of the prelims were fairly excellent. Steven Siler earned a gutsy, hard-earned win while Bryan Caraway looked impressive after filling in as a late replacement. Cody McKenzie vs. Leonard Garcia was a great, horrible fight I was happy to watch for free.
I was actually a bit disappointed with Sara McMann. Not so much her performance, but that it only lasted four minutes. McMann is on a crash course for a shot at Ronda Rousey's strap, but you'd like to see more of her work to sell that fight. Of what usable tape we have, much of it will be McMann being locked in full guard by and opponent praying to be stood up. An opponent, by the way, who likely had no business competing on this stage. If you need to be convinced of that fact, simply re-watch the fight's opening 10 seconds.
Pat Healy and Jim Miller quickly reminded me why this is such a tough way to make a living. My vote for 'Fight of the Night,' Healy looked to be getting big-brother'd early as Jim Miller picked up right where he left off with Joe Lauzon. Extended fits of grappling would eventually allow for Healy's much larger frame to break Miller down before securing a submission win.
A frustrating performance from Vinny Magalhaes. Comparable to the early struggles of fellow sport Jiu Jitsu phenoms Demian Maia and Rani Yahya, Vinny just hasn't turned the corner in MMA. Until he learns how to put his prey into positions where he can really use his elite skill set, we may be doomed to watch Magalhaes try to convince us of his striking. Phil Davis fought someone other than Wagner Prado, which is something. I would expect a booking against a fellow top 10 opponent to come shortly. Gegard Mousasi, perhaps?
How does Roy Nelson keep doing this? If you can manage to not stand still or move to your left you eliminate at least 60% of how 'Big Country' wins fights. I'm not trying to make light of what Nelson has been able to achieve, but my god. We're close to living in a reality where Roy Nelson is a UFC champion in 2013. A nightmare scenario for the promotion, but it would all be worth it to me just to see Dana struggle to put that belt around Roy's gut. Think about that the next time you're blowing out the candles on your cake.
Sort of a puzzling performance from Alan Belcher. He just never seemed to settle in and get into this fight against Michael Bisping. To his credit, much of that was due to Bisping maintaining a work rate that couldn't be matched. I just hope Belcher returns after what looked to be another devastating eye injury. Always a bridesmaid, the clock is ticking for Bisping to make a move on that elusive title shot. He needs a quality win over someone like Jacare Souza, Yushin Okami or Luke Rockhold to get back into that discussion.
Finally, we learned that Jon Jones could beat up Chael Sonnen minus a major digit. I applaud Sonnen. He's been such an incredible underdog against guys like Jones and Anderson Silva, and yet, we watch. Sonnen, the anti hero, sold this event. He's done more with less than anyone else on the roster and has cemented his legend with his larger than life personality.
Jones continues to impress, but really just doing what's expected of him. A tough way to earn fans. He's built his short career dismantling our former heros while not really sliding into that void to replace them. He's all of our's stepdad. Oddly enough, I think his painful, post-fight display could be just the thing to help endear him to people who see him as a calculated outsider surrounded by brands hopping on a trend.
There's really only one fight to make here. Few, if any, bankable fights remain for Jones at 205lbs and he needs to face Anderson Silva before he starts packing on the pounds. If tonight's presser is any indication, it sounds like Silva sees something about Jones he likes. Let's hope it happens sooner than later, for Silva's sake.
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In early 2009, having just been hired to oversee the online component of Harry Reid's re-election campaign, JD Schlough went to meet the Senate majority leader for the first time.
Reid knew how important the Internet had been to the Obama campaign in 2008. And, as a veteran of close races, he knew that he would need to maximize every strategic advantage to win what his team anticipated could be the toughest of them all.
"I want the biggest, best online campaign in the history of Nevada," Reid told JD in that first meeting.
This is the story of how our firms built and deployed it.
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Reid's commitment to online strategy was a necessary element in our success. Another was his fundraising machine, which made possible a generous campaign budget of $24 million. A third element, and the one we'll focus on here, was the campaign's trust in its digital strategists.
As soon as Well & Lighthouse was hired, JD sought out Josh Koster, and the Chong & Koster team got to work analyzing the playing field—both in Nevada and nationwide. Meanwhile, JD and Reid's campaign manager, Brandon Hall, built their relationship. Per their agreement, JD would report directly to Brandon, taking full control of (and full responsibility for) online communications, fundraising, social networking, and digital paid media strategy. Together, they'd develop and deploy digital strategy alongside all the other elements of the campaign.
In addition to the usual functions of an online campaign, Brandon also approved a mission that other managers might find controversial: online voter persuasion. The online operation would look for cost-effective ways to take proven persuasion messages and add a digital component to the campaign's strategy.
JD and Josh were convinced early on that producing "the biggest, best online campaign in the history of Nevada" meant finding new ways to get the Reid team's message to voters—and Brandon's trust in them gave them ample room in which to work.
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Our strategy relied on three major components: Scaling long-tail nanotargeting campaigns across the entire electorate, measuring the buys not in clicks or impressions, but in points. Using the resulting paid traffic to build huge, highly segmented remarketing lists.
Taking advantage of emerging inventory in online television ads and flash banners to layer traditional media buys and show these proven messages to targeted audiences more often.
It's one thing to find tiny audiences and niche-message to them. But even in a state with fewer than a million registered voters, finding ways to niche-message to the entire electorate across multiple networks and media—showing the right ad the right number of times to each person—is a challenge.
A slide from one of the animated ads the Reid team surged campuses with.
To understand how we did it, consider the online persuasion campaign we ran regarding healthcare reform.
When the controversial reform bill passed in March 2010, many Democrats shied away from promoting its benefits, preferring to change the subject to topics with broader appeal. Because Reid was so closely identified with the legislation, his campaign knew it didn't have that option. Refusing to let the bill be defined by its opponents, they decided to own it; they fiercely defended reform, promoting its benefits to Nevadans, and generating a treasure trove of generally positive local coverage.
Owning it online was our job. If a Nevada political observer went online in the days and weeks following the bill's passage, we would make sure they learned about the benefits of reform.
Not only that, we'd make sure they learned about benefits that were specifically relevant to them. This presented an enormous targeting challenge. To meet it, Tyler Davis at C & K started building models that would eventually become more complex than we ever anticipated.
In the weeks leading up to the vote, we had worked up eighteen different sets of creative—each containing Facebook ads, banner ads, and text ads—and nanotargeted each to a different segment of the electorate. We built a microsite with dynamic, parameter-based landing pages for each individual stream of traffic. Voters who saw and clicked on paid ads would land directly on a page describing the aspect of reform most relevant to them.
The day President Obama signed the bill into law, the Reid campaign went up with all eighteen different digital paid media tracks. As we launched creative over the next few days, we optimized each flight daily, using cheap Facebook ads to identify the best headline, image, and copy variation for each audience and turning what we learned into optimized banner and flash creative over the next twenty-four hours.
For nearly two weeks, we ran 400 points a day to each targeted voter. In other words, a twenty-five-year-old would see an ad about being able to stay on her parents' insurance—four times a day, every day, for nearly two weeks. (Her parents would see that ad, too.) Seniors, on the other hand, saw ads about closing the Medicare donut hole. In short, anyone who clicked through landed on a page describing a benefit of the legislation specifically relevant to them. All in all, our healthcare reform effort ran 78 million impressions in Nevada. Over the course of the campaign, we did the same with issues such as foreclosure assistance, Yucca Mountain, veterans' affairs, climate change—nearly a dozen in all. Each time we deployed one of these efforts, we got at least 50 million impressions worth of data, yielding nearly a quarter billion data points in all, which we mined and analyzed to create massive site lists for each voter subset.
As a result, we knew exactly who was responding to paid political ads online—and what kind of ads they liked. We knew which residual inventory contained voters—and exactly what we could afford to pay before it became inefficient. We knew which niche sites worked best and we knew exactly which sites within a given niche would perform before we launched a new campaign. We knew how to find all the same people on other ad networks, not just Google and Facebook.
Nanotargeting an entire electorate for persuasion might seem inefficient—but with diligent data collection and analysis, we taught ourselves to do it efficiently. By the end, we were launching nanotargeting "surges" in which the very first impression was more optimized than the last impression from the previous surge. In other words, we used all of our data about which sites had users who were responding to messages about the Senate race to inform the targeting for each subsequent buy. We were able to zero in on thousands of placements that were being read by voters as well as which messages to use on each and how much to pay for each site.
Once we had gotten people's attention, we kept track of them with a method called remarketing. Here's how it works: We install code onto various sites and landing pages that allows us to stamp visitors with a sort of virtual invisible-ink stamp. The stamp contains information—demographic and sometimes psychographic—about the traffic.
For example, if you were a Nevadan who clicked on one of our political ads, we inferred that you were following the race—and we tagged you as such. If you clicked on an ad related to healthcare reform, that went on your stamp, too. Because the invisible ink in the stamp comes not from specific websites you might subsequently visit, but from the ad networks themselves, we could then follow you around the Internet and show you our ads on any site that was part of a given network even if we hadn't specifically targeted the site.
By the time voters really started paying attention a few months before the election, we had more than 3 percent of the electorate on our remarketing lists. That's an entire margin of error's worth of voters to whom we could show 1,000 points a day—that's ten impressions—of our message for just a few pennies each.
A frame from one of four animated banners the Reid team developed to push Yucca Mountain as an issue.
It's important to note that most of our persuasion campaigns, even the early ones, were executed in conjunction with traditional media buys. We worked side-by-side with the Reid media team and often layered our online flights on top of broadcast and cable television buys, mirroring their messages and giving them additional frequency by running the ads online. Other times, we layered on top of mail. And, occasionally, we let our online video stand alone. The Reid campaign developed one of the largest bodies of television creative in political history. The idea was to make sure that, when we had a message that we knew worked and creative that expressed it well, every single voter saw it often enough, no matter how they consumed media. For instance, take instream (or pre-roll) ads, the online equivalent of television commercials. These are fifteen- and thirty-second spots that stream before short clips and during the commercial breaks of television watched online. When our firms first started using them in Al Franken's 2008 Senate campaign in Minnesota, they were a novelty, and there simply wasn't enough inventory available to really make an impact.
But times have changed. Americans have become accustomed to watching video online—and to the ads that now run before and during their online content. According to a Pew study, one in three American adults consumes the kind of content that contains these ads—roughly the same penetration as cable. But online video is much cheaper, making it easy and affordable to produce multiple versions of a given clip.
That is our model: Find voters who care about a message. Keep track of them as they surf the Internet. Devise innovative ways to show them targeted creative over and over.
To reach college students, we Google-surged campuses and bought every single available impression for students in campus networks.
We told everyone within fifty miles of Yucca Mountain that Sharron Angle wanted to dump nuclear waste in their backyards.
We found women and told them that Angle didn't want to make insurance companies cover preventative care like breast-cancer screening.
Designing Persuasion Creative
We designed our persuasion ads according to very strict criteria. Since we needed the ads to sink in even if people didn't click on them or watch them in full, we designed each slide to stand alone and wrote non-linear narratives that made sense even if you didn't see them start to finish. For example, if you were looking at a three-slide animated flash ad, you would be just as likely to see slide three, slide one, and then slide two, as you would to see slide one, slide two, and then slide three. We also made sure the final frame was a full static ad that told the entire story in as few words as possible, since sometimes people notice banner ads only after the animation has finished.
Plugging into the Broader Campaign
Meanwhile, the Reid campaign and Nevada Democratic Party field staff had their own incredible operation up and running—and we worked with them early on to organize Latinos, veterans, women, and students. Organizers got their own locally built social media constituencies and their own branded site properties. For instance, the Latino organizers had a "Latinos for Reid" Facebook page and a bilingual microsite that featured Latino issues and news. We achieved critical mass with each constituency through highly targeted Facebook ad campaigns. This connected organizers with local activists and helped the activists to connect directly with each other. We built connections among our base of fans, gave organizers exposure for their posts, and created a natural feedback loop that helped posts remain in Facebook feeds longer and yielded lots of highly targeted impressions of effective content at no cost.
A slide from an animated banner targeted to veterans.
These early efforts would prove invaluable when it came time for early voting. GOTV for early voting can be dangerous if you're on the wrong side of the enthusiasm gap, as we were in 2010; target impressions poorly, and you can end up motivating precisely the wrong voters. So we decided to play it safe, activating early voting reminders only for groups that broke for Reid by more than two-to-one and only buying the impressions we were absolutely positive would hit their mark.
The eighteen-to-twenty-five and LGBT audiences clearly fell into this category and were easy to reach. Young people spend a ton of time online, and pretty much every ad network has solid age-related demographic targeting. (Facebook's, in particular, is flawless.) The LGBT community is also easy to find on Facebook, which provides information on relationship status, as well as on LGBT sites.
We had to be more careful targeting liberals. Behavioral targeting is great, but it is so new that accuracy varies widely from one ad network to the next. Geotargeting works, too, but Nevada Democrats are most heavily concentrated right around the Las Vegas Strip, which made it difficult to target our desired audience without wasting impressions on tourists and people who worked in the area but lived elsewhere. So we stuck primarily to Facebook, but also bought out advertising on available liberal blogs through Commonsense Media and bid on a hand-picked list of left-leaning sites in the Google network.
The last group we targeted for early voting was Latinos, who make up over a quarter of Nevada's population. We had planned to use online ads for persuasion, but our opponent,with her extreme anti-immigration position, took care of that, driving Latinos so strongly into Reid's camp that we ended up simply targeting them as part of our early voting push.
We ran Spanish- and English-language creative through Google, Facebook, websites associated with Univision and Entravision, and Batanga, the largest Latino ad network. We bought so much inventory from these networks that we had some of them scrambling to find more. Latinos saw GOTV ads everywhere—and instead of just clicking through to the standard polling place locator, they also could call a special toll-free number listed in the ad to speak to a bilingual organizer and arrange a ride to the polls.
In all, we ran tens of millions of GOTV impressions to Latino voters, driving tens of thousands of them to take action. As a result, Latinos comprised a greater portion of the Nevada electorate than they had in 2008—up from 12 percent to 15 percent.
As Election Day approached, we deployed our final persuasion strategy. Editorial boards across the state had unloaded on Sharron Angle, and we built a long list of Reid endorsements, including many from boards that generally prefer Republicans—and a library of devastating quotes along the lines of the Reno Gazette-Journal's pronouncement that "Replacing Sen. Reid with Angle would be a disaster for Nevada."
A freeze frame from a flash ad targeted to female voters.
Our first job was to make sure that readers had seen their paper's endorsement. We bought out online ad inventory (even buying the homepage takeover and wrapper of the Las Vegas Sun's website the day before the election) and used Facebook ads and Google display ads to get extra frequency.
Meanwhile, we had flash ad templates canned and ready, allowing us to quickly produce thirty-second flash ads that tied together devastating third-party quotes about Angle. In the campaign's final forty-eight hours, we bombarded likely voters statewide with these ads, using all the data we'd accumulated over nearly two years to guide our targeting.
Lessons for Others
Not every campaign will enjoy the Reid campaign's advantages: a huge budget, a top-notch team of staff and consultants, and a dream opponent. But every campaign manager and every digital strategist can benefit from what we learned. The most important lesson was that digital strategy can be used for voter persuasion. But we also learned that we have to stop thinking small, in terms of clicks and impressions, and start thinking like media consultants—in terms of points. Real, needle-moving buys are measured in points, and as Americans' content consumption habits change, online is going to look, feel, and act a lot more like television. On the Reid campaign, digital was treated like all the other elements of the media tool belt. Just like television, mail, phones, and the rest, our good ideas were funded, and the ones we couldn't prove effective weren't.
And just as we couldn't have done what we did if we hadn't had a seat at the table, we couldn't have done it in isolation, either. Without the press team generating clips, we wouldn't have had good content to showcase. Without the field team building a great early voter plan, our GOTV efforts would have had nothing to plug into. Our efforts paid off only because the entire Reid campaign saw them as part of an integrated strategy.
We believe that our approach is applicable to any campaign. These techniques can scale down—and they can scale down the ballot. (Indeed, we've put them to work for dozens of other clients, ranging from city council candidates to national awareness campaigns for major retail brands). All you need is the right campaign structure—and the sort of commitment to your online program that Harry Reid made the first time he met JD, twenty-one months before pulling off the upset of the cycle.
Jon-David Schlough is the founder of Well & Lighthouse LLC. Josh Koster is managing partner of Chong & Koster. Andy Barr is president of Well & Lighthouse. Tyler Davis is a partner at Chong & Koster.
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My son just turned 5 years old. He's had lots of friends in pre-school, both boys and girls, but this year he has pretty much completely stopped playing with the boys and is only interested in playing with his little girl friends.
On top of that, one of the little girls recently left some of her Barbies over at our house and now he plays with them 24 hours a day and doesn't want to give them back. He even told his father that he wished Barbie's clothes were big enough to fit him!
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Eric and Crockett were a little taken aback by the boy wanting to dress like Barbie, but if Rusty Fender can do it, why can't this innocent kid?
My cousin did the same thing when he was 5, insisting on wearing his mom's costume jewelry. He would throw a fit whenever his dad would try to take the necklaces off him. His mom would tell the father to let it go; he's just exploring. That cross-dressing lil' boy is now a well-grounded, respectable 23-year-old man who is in a healthy relationship with his girlfriend.
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Kids are sponges. They want to learn and explore new things. A Barbie is not going to harm a boy; if anything, it will make them more inquisitive about girls.
Just make sure you have that talk eventually with your son that MOST girls don't grown up to look like her!
Give your son the Barbie. And why stop there? Throw in an Easy Bake Oven. Who says I'm the one that has to be the cook in the relationship?! Girls DO love a man that cooks.
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11:00am Friday 11th January 2013 in News By Tyrone Marshall, Reporter
A ROW has broken out over plans to increase business parking in Nelson town centre.
Proposals have been drawn up by PEARL (Pendle Enterprise and Regeneration Ltd) to take over the New Brown Street car park and provide 25 business parking spaces.
These spaces would be used by staff at the ACE Centre, and could be used to attract more businesses to the centre.
Labour councillors in the town have delayed making a decision on the scheme for another month, and said they wanted to protect Nelson residents as well as help businesses.
But their Conservative colleagues have accused them of not caring about the 'prosperity' of the area.
Coun Mohammed Iqbal, Labour leader in Pendle, said: "This is probably the best used car park for shoppers in Nelson town centre so it is not a decision that can be taken lightly. We have asked the people involved to go away for a month and see if a compromise can be reached.
"We are looking after Nelson residents as well as trying to help businesses.
"I asked how many businesses were ready to sign up and move in subject to car parking and the answer was zero, so it is purely a speculative request at this stage."
Nelson Conservative councillor Tommy Cooney said: "Yet again I'm left in disbelief by the Labour Party in Nelson.
"They don't know what's good for the town.
"Filling these offices would bring extra benefits to the town in terms of spend in the local area.
"It flies in the faces of everything the Conservatives have tried to do with projects like the Portas Pilot, and leaves me wondering whether they care at all about the prosperity of the area."
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11:22am Fri 11 Jan 13
ROBERTSLUMDWELLER123 says...
Izanears wrote:isnt that the reason the council demolished the old theatre?? so the few visitors the ACE centre attracts could park there,,,
As I have said before, what is wrong with the Goitside car park. There is plenty of space and it is only a short distance away and the walk will do them good. After all, the council spends thousands of pounds persuading people to excercise more.
11:42am Fri 11 Jan 13
tonygreaves says...
The people who want to park there for "business purposes" want to part there all day of course while they are at work. At present it's 2½ hours.
I hope that the Nelson Committee stick to their guns and tell PEARL to go and run.
Tony Greaves
11:01pm Fri 11 Jan 13
Marsdener says...
There is plenty of parking on Goitside and the former Theatre (next to the Snooker Club) was knocked down to provide more parking. They are within each reach of the Ace Centre and perfect for anyone wanting to take up offices in the Ace Centre. Usually (and I know there will be exceptions) don't need access to their cars during the day - particularly office based jobs.
Shoppers on the other hand (I am generalising a bit) have become lazy and would park inside a shop if they could and taking it away could mean lost business.
Anyway, a side thought - if they are looking to help the Ace Centre, where are all the visitors (to the function suite, etc) going to park if it is designated office users only?
3:36pm Sun 13 Jan 13
Lucy Porter 101 says...
Surely the Lib Dems should have realised this when they were building this huge white elephant!!
I bet almost all the offices in the ACE centre are empty!
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Malaysia, Langkawi Island April/2009
Malaysi, langkawi Island, Waterfall April/2009
Beach at the Tanjung Sanctuary hotel on Langkawi. A tropical paradise with white sand and blue sea. I...
Tanjung Sanctuary Resort is located amid 62 acres of mixed native forest that borders a large stretch...
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Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
Text by Steve Smith.


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Are you interested in covering local, national and world events and writing about the community in which you live? Would you like to learn how print, online, broadcast and social media converge in this exciting field?
If you answered yes to these questions, the Journalism program at Concordia University Chicago could be a perfect match for you. Our unique program focuses on the writing, communication, social media, broadcast and print skills necessary for success in today's world of journalism.
We offer courses that prepare you for working in all forms of journalism, writing for a range of traditional and new media, and working with public relations and publishing.
Journalism has shifted significantly in the past few years to embrace the digital age, Even at traditional newspaper, magazine and broadcast outlets, more and more journalists rely on the Web, blogs, video and social media tools like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Flickr to gather information, report the news, and engage with sources and audiences.
Our journalism program focuses on the foundational skills of proper reporting, editing and analysis with emphasis on convergent media—preparing you for a future with multiple career options in journalism and communication. This includes print, broadcast, online and magazine journalism; traditional and online publishing; corporate or not-for-profit communication; public relations; media relations; and more.
We train our future journalists how to research, write and craft stories for print or visual media and critically use the Internet and other new media platforms while applying traditional journalism practices and ethics. We will prepare you to fit into the ever–evolving media world.
The scope of our program also makes it a perfect minor for many majors here at Concordia-Chicago. Today's journalists work in a range of specialized fields in the arts, sciences, education, mathematics, and many others.
Required courses cover the fundamentals of journalism. Creative courses in photojournalism, magazine writing and feature writing will further build upon your skills. You may also choose electives in television production, desktop publishing, graphic design, public relations and more.
Our courses strongly encourage writing and oral communications skills for unbiased reporting and investigation skills for constructing newsworthy stories. You will examine trends in journalism and how to remain "in the know" in this ever-changing field.
For details about required courses, please visit our online catalog.
As part of your coursework, you will take two required practicum courses and complete an internship. These provide you with hands-on working experience in the field.
Our location near downtown Chicago gives you access to internship opportunities in one of the nation's largest media markets, including major newspapers, national magazines, international media bureaus, Fortune 500 companies, online journalism outlets, not-for-profit organizations, publishing companies, and more.
Our campus newspaper, The Spectator, also provides a great opportunity to build a journalism portfolio. You can write, edit and lay out news, features, reviews, opinion articles and more. You can also learn the process of publishing as an editor of the paper, and fine-tune your new media skills with the paper's online presence.
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Daniel Murin is using the research skills he honed in the biochemistry laboratories at The University of Southern Mississippi in the fight against one of the world's most feared diseases.
Murin, a doctoral student at the renowned Scripps Research Institute in San Diego, is on a team of scientists that contributed to the development of a treatment for the Ebola virus known as ZMapp. The antibody cocktail, which showed promise in animal models, was recently used to treat two patients who contracted the disease in Africa.
U.S. Senator Thad Cochran (R-Miss.), right, is shown an adaptive beach wheelchair for persons with disabilities by Dr. Rebekah Young, grant coordinator at The University of Southern Mississippi's Institute for Disability Studies. The wheelchair, along with other adaptive equipment, is housed at the institute's Technology Learning Center on the Gulf Park campus in Long Beach. Sen. Cochran toured the Gulf Park campus Aug. 21 with Dr. Steve Miller, interim vice president for the Gulf Park campus at Southern Miss, and Dr. Gordon C. Cannon, vice president for research at Southern Miss, to learn more about the educational and community resources available through the university. (Southern Miss University Communications photo by Charmaine Schmermund)
To celebrate the beginning of the school year, Hub Dance Collective (HDC) will perform "Ground.Sound.Rebound.REMIXED." August 22-23 at 7:30 p.m. The performance will be held at the Theatre and Dance Building, Studio 115 on the Hattiesburg campus of The University of Southern Mississippi. There is a $10 general admission fee and a student fee of $5.
The first day of the fall semester is underway at The University of Southern Mississippi, bringing with it the promise of a fresh start, the excitement of endless possibilities and inspiration to achieve new goals.
Jenny Tate has been selected as the Campus Communication Officer for The University of Southern Mississippi's Gulf Park Campus in Long Beach, Miss.
Tate, currently the Chief of Marketing and Development for the Mississippi Museum of Art, replaces Shelia White in the position. As Campus Communication Officer, Tate will be responsible for the campus' marketing and public relations efforts and will oversee three staff members in the areas of news and media relations, web, and creative services. She will begin working in her new role on Monday, Aug. 25.
Hattiesburg, Miss., has been named one of the 10 Best College Towns, 2014 by Livability.com, a national website that ranks quality of life and travel amenities of America's small to mid-sized cities.
On July 1, 2014, the Southern Mississippi Alumni Association installed its executive committee for the 2014-15 fiscal year, and on Aug. 15, 2014, during the organization's annual board of director's orientation, welcomed six appointed board members, who will serve a three-year term. Individuals include alumni who are accomplished leaders in their communities who demonstrate strong commitment to the betterment of the University.
Ellen Ruffin serves as an associate professor and curator for University Libraries at the University of Southern Mississippi, and is passionate about the unique items that can be found in its renowned de Grummond Children's Literature Collection.
More Southern Miss students are earning national scholarships to advance their education, thanks in part to Robyn Curtis' passion for helping them succeed.
Valencia Walls, coordinator of the Office of Multicultural Programs and Services, takes pride in seeing students achieve their dreams of earning a college degree.
Our ability and willingness to come together and talk through issues will build a solid foundation for the University and the coastal community to become a much more economically progressive area.
In a world where we have a wealth of knowledge at our fingertips, we are able to diagnose ourselves with a life threating disease with the click of a few buttons and cure it with a few more.
New campaign shines spotlight on health of Southern Miss community.
Faculty Experts Guide
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text: MARYLAND- Overused, overpriced and oversold. New research has uncovered a disturbing trend in our medical and mental illness fields. The number of children with at least one prescription for some of the most potent psychiatric drugs increased about fourfold in a decade. Atypical anti-psychotics such as Abilify are being prescribed by doctors to kids. These drugs are being used for conditions they are not approved for like ADD and sleep difficulties.


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Fit Tip, by Angela Goon
Working women today have strong demands on their time, often being pulled in many directions. It's easy to become frazzled and even depressed. If you are prone to depression when life's stressors become too much, you may want to try this excellent exercise for keeping some perspective and balance in your life. This simple mental exercise has the potential to change your life if you can incorporate it into your daily morning routine.
It involves taking about five minutes each morning in the early silence before the home begins to stir with activity. Having a special place to do this, preferably peaceful and beautiful, is especially beneficial. Each morning in this special place, begin by giving yourself the gift of just sitting in silence long enough to focus and center yourself. Take a few deep, slow breaths. Then it's simply a matter of letting your mind focus on all the things for which you are grateful. Remain there until you think of five things.
When one is feeling sad and blue, it may be difficult to think of even one thing to be thankful for. Yet it is at just such times as these that we most need to focus on how blessed we are and how much abundance we have. Living in Flagstaff, we can almost daily be thankful for the gorgeous weather and the beautiful landscapes on which to hike, bike, and picnic. Most people take for granted their good health, but that is a big thing to be grateful for, when you consider how many people suffer from chronic health problems. The more you practice this attitude of gratitude, the more you will realize how much there is to be grateful for. This exercise gives you the power to change your state of being. Try it daily for a week and see what changes occur in your life.
Want to read more about the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League active from 1943-1954?
Read the article "Girls of Summer" by Carey L. Draeger featured in the September/October 1997 issue of Michigan History.
Andrea Beck-Jones: "Andrea is a true testament of strength, wisdom and courage. She has used her wisdom and strength of character to motivate others. She is a pillar of strength and someone we can all lean on in times of distress. She inspires students to do better and is quick to offer encouragement and praise. She is also a single mother who has taken on the job of raising three beautiful, respectful and intelligent individuals. Her children are her life; she would do anything for them. Being a single parent brings many challenges, but she has been willing to not only overcome these adversities, but has excelled. Through her example, her children have learned to do the same. Through her example, we have all been touched."
Jason Horn: "Jason is involved in the production on a personal level because he cares deeply about the cause. Jason is not only my husband, but he is also the proud father of our 9-year-old daughter, Zoey. He wants his daughter to grow up in a world without fear of rape or abuse. He wants his daughter to be educated on issues of social justice because it is when we are educated about issues that we are empowered to make changes. He wants his daughter to grow up as a strong, self assured, well-educated woman. He is dedicated to the Vagina Monologues because it matters to so many that may not have the voice to speak up."
Nichole Wheelock: "Nichole has gone above and beyond the call of duty to open the eyes of our community, to teach, educate and lead them in the direction of speaking out for what is right and for those who cannot speak for themselves. Nichole has been a voice for victims and has helped other people find strength to do so also. She is an outstanding person who gives so much back to our community and school. She has the kind of strength it takes to have a voice that sometimes no one wants to hear and fights everyday for the causes she believes in, even when it feels like she could be standing alone."
How did our idea of beauty become so distorted? Dove redefines "model perfection." Watch their video "Evolution":
Dove Campaign for Real Beauty
Finally! A global campaign targets REAL women and REAL beauty! Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty's goal is to identify beauty and help others realize that true beauty comes in many different packages! Read through the posted messages, check out their photo album and take their online surveys. Please note: the books listed in this campaign will be added to the Virtual Women's Center Web site. In addition, Dove has released a global academic research study across 10 countries, interviewing 3,000 women. Here's what they found out:
Please help encourage those around you that the true definition of beauty doesn't come from the number or sizes marked on your clothing, but that uniqueness in your body, mind, soul and spirit is where this REAL individual beauty can be found.
Exercise is Good for Women -- A large-scale, six-year study involving 39,372 American women over age 44 confirms that exercise reduces the risk of coronary heart disease in women. The study found that the more energy women spent exercising, the lower their risk of developing heart disease, including heart attacks, regardless of other factors. Among the approximately 23,000 women who did not engage in any vigorous activity, women who walked as little as one hour per week had about half the risk of more sedentary women of developing heart disease. Intensity was less of a factor than the total amount of time spent walking.
Supplements, high energy bars and drinks -- Unless you are working out for longer than two hours per day, you don't need to supplement with high-energy bars and drinks. High energy is often a code word for high calorie.
Smoother Skin From the Inside Out -- Women's magazines frequently run stories on how to improve your skin using items from your kitchen. But you might be better off eating that paste of crushed almonds, berries and yogurt than slathering it on your face, according to the results of a new study. Researchers at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, studied the diets of more than 400 residents of Australia, Greece and Sweden, including both dark- and fair-skinned people. All the subjects were septuagenarians or older. They found that those who followed a diet comprised mostly of fruits, vegetables, whole grains and unsaturated fats had noticeably smoother skin than those who consumed a fat- and sugar-laden diet. Dr. Mark L. Wahlqvist, lead researcher, speculates that the antioxidants in these foods, including vitamins A, C and E, help to protect the skin from environmental stress and damage. More studies are needed, however, to determine how these foods aid the skin's natural defenses against sun damage. (Source: Journal of the American College of Nutrition, 2001; 20, 71-80).
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Mr. Jeffrey C. Baugh - B.S., Business, 2005; B.S., Physical Education, 2005
Herald Journal
Jeff Baugh is excited to have recently joined Dr. Kelly Hubbard and Adrienne P. McMaster at Cache Valley Dermatology. He returns from practicing as a Physician Assistant at West Dermatology in Northern California and considers it a great privilege to "come home to Cache Valley." Jeff begun his formal education at Utah State University where he double majored in business and exercise science, graduating magna cum laude and valedictorian of his class. He then attended Midwestern University in Glendale, Ariz., where he earned his master of medical science degree in the physician assistant program. Jeff's hobbies include cycling, snowboarding, sports, and spending time outdoors with his wife and four children. He is accepting new patients with same day or next day appointments, to schedule call 435-757-5741. Se habla espanol.


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Well presented and modernised is this 2 bedroom ground floor flat with stunning views to the rear of the countryside. Briefly comprising, entrance hall, lounge, 2 bedrooms (present owner using 2nd bedroom as dining room), modern kitchen and bathroom/wc. Externally there is a private rear yard. Th... More details ›
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Situated in the centre of Seaton Deleval on Blyth Street we offer this three bedroomed upper flat to let. The accommodation includes:- Three bedrooms, Lounge, Modern kitchen with oven and hob, bathroom wc with shower. The property has been recently re-decoated throughout with new flooring to the ... More details ›
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This week sees the launch of AVR-USA, a joint venture between Gear Source and AVR Colourmaster UK. The company will promote the AVR Colourmaster brand throughout North and South America. AVR-USA will be displaying its product line at LDI 2002 in Las Vegas (booth 2054) as well as at other lighting, retail, and architectural shows in the coming months.
AVR has enjoyed success across Europe and the Asia Pacific region since its launch three years ago. Its products have been embraced by architects and interior and lighting designers. Based on the philosophy of making architectural color-changing an economically viable option, AVR has used its 10 years experience manufacturing in the UK to create a complete range of high-quality, reliable, cost-effective color-changing lighting products. The success of AVR is reflected in the quality of installations for such brands as IBM, Selfridges, SAS Radisson, BMW, and Ford. "From the first time I saw the earliest AVR downlights, I knew AVR would be a huge success. I am very excited to be the one to bring this brand to America," said Marcel Fairbairn, president of Gear Source.