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West Falls, NY, 14170-0141
West Falls, NY, 14170-0141
Tel: (716)655-2029
Grades: PK - 8 | 170 students
Since 1991, Aurora Waldorf School has offered a balanced age appropriate educational program to nearly 200 students in preschool through high school.
September 2010 marked the inauguration of our Waldorf High School, beginning with a 9th grade, and we will add a grade each year over the next three years to build out a full high school.
Aurora Waldorf is the only private, coeducational and non-sectarian school in the Southtowns that offers education for children from eighteen months to eighteen years of age.
School Overview
|School Type
|Waldorf School
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 8
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|170 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 28%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|17 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
|None / Rolling
|Admissions Director
|Jane Ried
|Total Sports Offered
|3 sports
|Basketball, Soccer, Track and FieldBasketball, Soccer,
Track and Field
School Notes:
- Whole child education: artistic, intellectual, practical and moral
- Fosters critical thinking and problem solving skills
- Developmentally appropriate curriculum
- Hands-on, experiential learning
- Cooperative learning and teamwork are encouraged
- Class teachers stay with the children from grades 1-8, developing strong relationships with each child and parent
Profile last updated: 02/12/2014
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2011: Started all 11 games as a sophomore and recorded 39 tackles (29 solo, 10 assists) … had seven tackles in season opener against The Citadel … had two interceptions, including one against Davidson he returned 41 yards.
2010: Played in 11 games with 16 tackles, 1.5 sacks and two interceptions … best stat day came against Morehead State when he had four tackles but he recorded tackles in eight different games.
High School: Four-year starter at running back at Crescent City ... in senior season, gained 1,700 yards rushing, scored 28 touchdowns and had 2,600 all-purpose yards.
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The company will also show how it proposes to meet the growing demand for water between 2015 and 2040.
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Everyone who uses water has a part to play in helping to ensure that there is a secure, sustainable supply of water in the future.
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9 Facebook features for frequent users
Facebook often gets a lot of publicity when it makes major changes to its Web layout, but other features slip through the cracks. Here are nine features via Mashable that you might not have realized Facebook offered.
1. Social reader privacy
Perhaps you enjoy articles from social readers but don't want all of your friends to know what you're up to. By accessing the "Account Settings" menu and then the "Apps" tab, you can choose who can see what you are reading online.
2. Creating a list
Facebook now allows you to make lists to create a news feed based on your interests. This feature is similar to a list on Twitter, and the Facebook version can comprise people, friends and subscriptions. Under the "Interests" section of your homepage, select "Add Interests," and then "Create List."
3. Mapping photos
You can show where you have traveled by mapping your Facebook photos. After you have uploaded your photos, choose the "Add Photos to Map" option and enter any information you want about where you were at the time the photos were taken.
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Facebook allows you to be seen as "offline" while staying on the website. This will keep you invisible to "friends" with whom you might not want to chat all the time. In your chat list, click on a name and choose "Go Offline to [friend's name]" under the menu bar in the chat window.
6. Previewing tags
Are you paranoid that a friend might tag you in a photo that you would rather not have anyone see? Facebook allows you to review tags before posts and photos show up on your timeline. Go to "Privacy Settings" from your homepage and click next to "Timeline and Tagging" to adjust your settings as desired.
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Tired of all those posts your friends are making about Facebook apps and pages that you really don't care about? Now you can choose to keep some types of posts off your timeline. Go to the pencil icon on the homepage, then select "News Feed" and "Edit Settings."
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MEMPHIS, TN (WMC-TV) – If you commit the crime, you'll likely do the time – that's a reality each week for thousands of Mid-Southerners, many of whom end up spending a weekend in jail.According to Memphis police, more people are arrested between 4:00 p.m. Friday and 1:00 a.m. Saturday than any other time of the week.When a person is arrested, he or she first goes to the Intake Center at 201 Poplar, where Officer Kenneth Thompson works."This area right here is one of the most dangerous in all areas of the jail," he said. Thompson, who's worked at the jail for almost 15 years, says he's seen just about everything."We try to tell them, 'Look, we did not arrest you. We did not bring you here, but we are going to try make your processing in Intake as smooth as we can,'" he said.Processing at 201 Poplar starts with a pat down and wand search by the arresting officer in the Sallie Port Suspects are then brought into the Law Enforcement Lobby, where the Judicial Commissioner approves their arrest tickets and determines how high bond should be set.Arrest tickets are matched to the accused with a thumb print, but before moving into Intake, there's a pat down, again by the arresting officer.We followed Patrick Dotson into the Intake Center. Dotson faces eight counts of aggravated robbery and especial aggravated kidnapping in a pharmaceutical drug heist on December 17.Before anyone makes it into Intake, they've been searched three times - twice in the Sallie Port and once in the Lobby.If a suspect is wearing a red band, that means he must be strip searched. Naked means no place to hide. Dotson was hiding 13 bags of marijuana that wasn't found until the strip search."It wasn't in his buttocks, thank God, this time," Thompson said. "It was in his private area."Thompson estimates that officers in the Intake Center catch roughly 95 percent of contraband that suspects try to smuggle inside. Officers at the jail don't have guns, but manage to maintain order even though they're outnumbered by the inmates.Sometimes, ensuring the officers and inmates safety, comes down to force."A show of force," Thompson said. "You get three four officers my size, and we explain, you're going to walk on your own, or we are going to physically bring you inside of here."Usually it doesn't come to that, but back-up is there with the press of a "man down button.""Detention Response Team officers come through that door and assist us with the problem," Thompson said. "They're actually going to take over. They're trained for miner diffusion to riots in the jail."
Processing for the other inmates seemed to go smoothly on the weekend of our visit. During booking, each inmate checks in his personal property, is fingerprinted, photographed, and classified, which determines where he will be staying while locked up at 201 Poplar.If an inmate can't make bond, he's allowed to take a shower before changing into a jail jumpsuit.Processing at Intake can take anywhere from four to ten hours, and certain crimes, including felonies or domestic violence, suspects are guaranteed to be locked up.
Patrick Dotson's bond was set at $1 million. He's still in jail, and has a court date next week.
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As I have already done an OffSeason Plan, I will now focus on the draft part only. I have made some changes from the old one but some players remain the same.
1st-Morris Claiborne CB LSU- Morris is a very talented Corner with very good size at 6'0 185. When I watch Morris in the Alabama game he was very physical in man to man coverage and possessed very good ball skills showing when he erased a TD early in the game. Also, Claiborne shows very good Run stopping abilities but needs to practice on shedding the block. All in all, Rashean Mathis is growing older and with Claiborne and Cox playing Corner next year the Jags will be hard to pass on.
2nd-Dwight Jones WR UNC- Jones is a big, strong, quick wide reciever who can create very good separation. In playing Louisville the film I viewed Jones being very strong and when he caught the ball, and rarely ever dropped it. He had very good speed and when around 2 defenders somehow broke away for 6 points. He played with a very average QB, so he had to come back and fight for alot of balls which he suceeded in doing. WR is a very clear need for the Jags and Blaine Gabbert needs a go to man. I believe Jones would be a very good assest to this team.
3rd- Ryan Miller G/T Colorado- Miller is a very ahletic offensive Lineman. Many scouts have said that he can play either Tackle or Guard at the next level with his athleticism and power off the line. Also, he can set well in pass rush with speed rushers from the outside. Whichever position Britton doesn't play next season Miller will play, with Rackley training to be the next center(or Estes) for the Jags.
4th- Jake Bequette DE Arkansas- With the Jags having good DE play this season this need has been very relaxed but Bequette would still be a very nice fit for the Jags. As he is a very high charachter play with a high motor and very good run stopper. His senior season has been hampered by injuries so his stats aren't very impressive but he does have 5 sacks.
5th- Ryan Broyles WR OU- Broyles is one of the best recievers to ever play at Oklahoma and is only here due to his ACL Tear he suffered this season. Before the injury, tallied up 45 Touchdowns and 3,500 yards in his four year career with the Sooners. Broyles catches the ball well and is a great route runner. If he can recover from the injury, Broyles will be a great reciver in the pros almost like a Wes Welker. He would have great value and is not a risk here in the 5th.
6th- Sean Powell P FSU-With the early season problem of punting with Matt Turk the Jags cut him and got Nick Harris who has been very good for the remainder of the season. Powell though is the top punter coming out with almost a 50 yard average and he can do both rugby style and the orthodox style. He was named the MVP of Florida State by Jimbo Fisher numerous times this season and can flop a field with one kick.
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This was supposed to be one of those inspirational stories.
How Jake Shields, recent title challenger, still mourning the loss of his father, chose to stick with it and remain in the UFC Fight Night 25 main event against Jake Ellenberger and persevere.
But Ellenberger had other plans.
Shields, a man who hadn't been knocked out since the third fight of his professional career over 11 years ago, a man who just went 25 hard-fought minutes against champion George St. Pierre this past April, was completely and utterly destroyed in less than a minute by "The Juggernaut" last night (September 17, 2011).
So how in the world did this happen? And what happens next for both fighters?
Ellenberger displayed his strength early, throwing Shields to the canvas with ease before backing away. He showcased his improvements just moments later when Shields ducked his big right hand and got in deep for a takedown but was fended off and pushed away.
After some distance had been created, Shields ate a right hook behind the ears while closing the distance. This may have stunned him because it allowed Ellenberger the opening to put him in the Thai clinch.
Watch how fast, even in slow motion Ellenberger wraps both hands behind Shields' head in the Thai clinch, throws a knee to the body to fold Shields over and then blast Shields with a massive knee to the face.
From that point on, it was just some quick ground and pound and the fight was as good as over.
For Jake Shields, this loss has to hurt considerably more than the title defeat to Georges St. Pierre. This was a lose-lose situation for him. If he wins, he was supposed to win because he was so much higher ranked than Ellenberger and if he loses, he's overrated. Shields got caught with a huge knee that would have knocked out a horse, there's nothing to be ashamed of in that.
Look for Jake to really go back to his roots after this bout, focus hard on setting up takedowns with his striking to catch his opponents off guard and put them on their backs. That's where he's best. Perhaps being able to survive 25 minutes of stand-up with GSP gave him a false sense of security but no bones about it, Jake Ellenberger hits HARD. For Shields, an ideal opponent would be Mike Pyle or perhaps the upcoming loser of the Anthony Johnson vs. Charlie Brenneman fight.
For Jake Ellenberger, this was his coming out party. "The Juggernaut" looked incredible in his brief 53 seconds of action, showcasing his strength, takedown defense, punching power and an improving Muay Thai clinch to go along with his already heralded killer instinct. He saw the wounded animal and he put it out of its misery. With his newfound status at the top of the division, Ellenberger can expect an extremely tough fight in his next bout.
Don't be surprised to see him paired up against the winner of Anthony Johnson vs. Charlie Brenneman or if Dana White doesn't trust Nick Diaz yet, the winner of the Nick Diaz vs. B.J. Penn fight. With the ease of his victory, he could also be a late injury replacement for any major upcoming welterweight attraction as well.
So were you surprised by this result Maniacs? Does this quick finish raise more questions about Georges St. Pierre's ability to put away his opponents? Is Jake Ellenberger the hardest hitter in the welterweight division?
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This spring has been truly extraordinary, with a variety of birds that we have not seen in our region for over 10 years. Although there has been below average rainfall, the numbers and variety of birds has been very impressive.
Some of the key rarities that we found in and around Lotan are a Cinereous Bunting that has been here for a week, a Semi-collared Flycatcher that has been on Lotan for three days and has been posing very well for anyone wanting to see it.
Earlier in the spring I found a Sociable Plover in the northern Yotvata circular field that had stayed there for a good four or five days. This bird is on the critically endangered list, and to see it there was very special. I arrived at the Yotvata field with an American birder who had booked a half-day tour, but ended up being a whole day of birding. We had been looking at the Pied Wagtails and the Red-throated Pipits that had been wintering here. We saw some Spur-winged Lapwings walking around and then all of a sudden I saw a bird that I first thought was a Cream-colored Courser. It looked wrong for a Courser, and was in the wrong location. I then realized that it was a Sociable Plover. I called several birder friends in Eilat and the region, and apparently set off a frenzy to see it. A friend of mine, Liron Ziv, came and took video of the bird and posted it on his website. It turned out to be a good start to the season. I went back two more times and each time could see it in the same field. Eventually it continued on its way.
Migration kept building up with a much larger than usual quantity of Common Redstarts of the samamisicus subspecies on the lawns and branches. We had groups of 200 and more Short-toed Larks with a few Bimaculated Larks mixed in for good measure. They could be seen hopping around with the Spanish Sparrows on the eastern side of the dairy barn. I had two Desert Wheatears almost on the Jordanian border at the same time.
In the past week there has been a large influx of Cretschmar's Buntings, followed by Ortolan Buntings. Sometimes it can be confusing to distinguish the female Cretschmar's from the female Ortolans in less than optimal light. Once you get used to it, it becomes quite easy. I was walking around the goat barn with Frank Moffatt, and almost simultaneously noticed that one of the Buntings was different. A short consultation with the bird guide confirmed our hunch that we did have a Cinereous Bunting here. This one had the lime-green face, but was generally grey. It has been here outside the goat dairy for a week, and can be reliably seen every day.
Our Constructed Wetland has come into its own and has become a true magnet for migrants. The northern-most pond usually has the Pied or Yellow Wagtails in it. The second pond has Redshanks, Green Sandpipers, Little Ringed Plovers and a variety of Pipits in it. The middle pond is the most productive. It has a mixture of green ground cover called Lipia, reeds and taller grasses, along with open areas. Although the size of the pond is not big, it is attracting many birds. Red-throated Pipits, Meadow Pipits, Water Pipits, Yellow Wagtails, Citrine Wagtails, Chiffchaffs, Bluethroats, Balkan (Bonelli's) Warblers, Black-eared Wheatears are regularly found in this pond. Today it was also occupied by a group of Israeli bird photographers, among whom is Yossi Eshbol, probably the best wildlife photographer in the country.
We also had the benefit of the visit of a Semi-collared Flycatcher. I was walking out of the house at about 8 a.m. without my binoculars and noticed the bird in one of the adjacent trees. I ran back to get by bins to have a better look at it, and noticed the second wingbar immediately. The collar was farther back than the Pied Flycatcher, and the spot on the head was small. I told Thomas Krumenacker and Frank Moffatt that I had seen it, and they confirmed my sighting. It turns out that this year is especially good for Semi-collared Flycatcher, with Frank having four males and three females in the Eilot date plantation.
The Eilot date plantation is this year especially good for birds, with a Cyprus Pied Wheatear and Pied Wheatears presenting themselves very well. Loads of samamisicus Redstarts and the nominate Redstarts are around, and are a delight to see. I was a with two Canadian birders who were in the area for the first time, and they were quite stunned with the variety of birds and the difficulty in identifying the birds. We saw a beautiful Squacco Heron sneaking around the plantation, occasionally spreading its completely white wings to fly a few meters further. While we were there, a group from the Eilat Birdwatching Festival was there too, also admiring the variety. We had several very light Black-eared Wheatears in the date plantation.
We headed north to the Km 20 salt ponds, and saw several Red-necked Phalaropes swimming around the pond. There were numerous Slender-billed Gulls about, the usual Greater Flamingoes, as well as Shelducks, Ruffs, Little Stints, Ringed Plovers, Bar-talied Godwits, one White Stork and Redshanks. We looked for the Avocet, but were unsuccessful, and must have moved on after spending several months here.
So far this time,
David Schoneveld
Licensed Tour Guide and Birder


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BUS travellers in Worcester will be able to use their mobile phone as a bus ticket.
The innovative invention has been launched by First Worcester and means customers can buy tickets online before showing the driver the ticket on their mobile screen.
First says tickets can be bought via its new app 'First Bus Mobile Tickets', adding the scheme is aimed at making it easier to pay for bus travel.
It will also avoid having to search for change to board buses, the group said, and cut queues.
"This is good news for customers," said Nigel Eggleton, First Midlands' managing director.
"I'm proud that First Worcester will be one of the first bus operators in the area to give customers the opportunity of using their mobile phones as bus tickets.
"It's an innovative scheme that I'm confident will be welcomed by our customers, but I hope too it will encourage new people to use our services and infrequent customers to get on board more often."
First Worcester is holding a launch event tomorrow (Thursday 13 March) from 10am - 2pm in the city centre.
FirstGroup will roll out mobile ticketing across all its UK bus companies later this year.
Customers can buy FirstDay, FirstWeek and FirstMonth tickets using the 'First Bus Mobile Tickets app', which is available for free on App Store and Google Play.
Customers download the app, register, select the ticket they want and pay.
Once payment is complete, bus tickets live in a virtual wallet ready for the customer to show the driver.
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What wasn't organised by the bus operators was to install the same scanners which would read the bus passes. So here we ar several years down the line, with the bus companies saying that they are not paying for new bus pass scanners and the councils saying the same. So the old scheme of average costings per journey are being recorded by the drivers on their ticket machines.
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ROH's 11th Anniversary iPPV show was last week, and like all of you, I really enjoyed it. The in-ring product was terrific, with a couple of upsets and one BIG surprise. What I want to talk about is the out-of-the ring aspect of the product, and how that is still very bothersome to me. It amazes me that ROH is owned by a television company, yet still manages to crank out such a bad TV product.
The first complaint is the color commentator; I am sure Caleb Seltzer is a nice guy that calls his parents every weekend, but he is atrocious behind the mic. It's like he's playing an announcers version of Mad Libs, forcing in words regardless of what's going on. Kevin Kelly can be calling a move and Caleb starts talking over him, and/or ignores what Kelly's doing. I think he has a list of moves in front of him that he just randomly shouts out like a soundboard.
I remember reading an interview with Jim Ross on finding new announcing talent. His advice was to find someone good at announcing and teach them wrestling. In that regard, Caleb fails at both. Put it this way, Caleb is almost as bad as Taz. At least with Caleb you know he is earnestly trying, as opposed to Taz who is taking a dump on national TV every week.
Plus, I do not understand why Nigel cannot do color and his Commissioner role as well. If he has to go to the back for storyline purposes, they could have Truth Martini or Steve Corino sub-in. Or really, any other wrestler to give them some more exposure and experience. Just no more Mondo, he's Caleb-lite.
My other complaint is the camera work; again, how ROH can have such a crappy looking product while being owned by a TV company is mind-boggling. First, who in the company is in love with the crane camera? It seems like we see that big sweeping shot every other minute -- for no reason whatsoever. I have this image that the director's kid is sitting in that crane chair and going "WHEEE" every couple minutes as the camera glides over the audience, regardless of the in-ring action.
Big run in the main event? Let's see if we can get a shot the furthest away from the action.
I have the feeling that the director is someone that took a couple television classes at college and their Uncle at Sinclair gave them a job. There is a scene in That Thing You Do when they are appearing on the big national TV show. They show the control room, and you hear the director say, "Go to Camera 1", then "Camera 3". I think the ROH director is just like this, except he is not looking at the monitors, and just randomly shouts out numbers.
Take the big angle at the end: You had all these wrestlers running in, yet there was never a good shot of any of it. It was all far away shots, and unless you read the results, you really didn't know who was who. It wasn't until everything was done and a camera at ringside got a decent shot. They seem to have a hard camera, but they do not use it enough, or else it doesn't have a decent zoom.
That leads into my last complaint: The vast majority of camera shots are from ringside, seen in between the bottom and middle ropes. That is usually fine, but lots of good action is missed simply because the cameraman is in the wrong position -- way too many shots of wrestlers backs. It seems like they are only allowed to stay on certain sides of the ring, in order to avoid being in the way of the other cameras, but since they do not seem to be used correctly, why should that even matter.
I am not someone with a big television production background, so I know this reads as typical armchair quarterbacking. However, I know what I like, and as good as the in-ring action is at ROH, their production value is highly frustrating. I am going to the San Antonio, TX show in June, which entails driving three hours from Houston to see the action firsthand. It should be great, mainly because I won't have to hear Caleb.


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PITTSBURG -- If there is one thing Pitt State fans learned about the women's basketball team in the home opener, it is that this year's team plays fast. The Gorillas run the full court from first tip until the last buzzer sounds and that pace helped them to a 97-51 win over Southwest Minnesota State in the season opener on Friday (November 9) afternoon.
Pitt State was only ahead by nine, 41-32 at the half, but charged to a 72-40 lead in the first 10:30 of the second half. Pitt State outscored the Mustangs 31-8 before the second media timeout just beyond the midway point in the second half. A big portion of that came in a 24-0 run from 17:17 to 11:14 in the second half.
All 13 Gorillas that saw court time scored in the game. Morgan Westhoff came off the bench to lead four players in double figures with 17. Lizzy Jeronimus added 15, Drew Roberts, 13, and Lauren Brown, 12. Twelve of Westhoff's points came in the second half, as did eight of Brown's.
Pitt State shot 63 percent from the floor (41-of-65) and 60 percent (9-of-15) from three point range. Roberts hit three of the Gorilla threes in the game.
Pitt State outrebounded the Mustangs 44-28. Four Gorillas shared the team lead in rebounds with five a piece, Jeronimus, Brown, Hailey Roderique and Y'Cedria Devers. Roderique led the team with five steals. Kylie Gafford added four steals and led the team with three blocks. Alexa Bordewick led the Gorillas with four assists.
Southwest Minnesota State was led by Rebekah Rolling with 13 points. Bree Holleman and Annessa Rosch each scored 11. Hope Bonlander led all players with six rebounds.
The Gorillas continue PSU Tipoff Classic play on Saturday (November 10) against Mary (N.D.) at 3 p.m. in John Lance Arena.


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MESKWAKI SETTLEMENT � An agent with the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation said Friday that federal charges are still possible in the double homicide case that shocked and saddened the Meskwaki Settlement earlier this week.
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While the New York Times newsroom deals with another round of job cuts, one area of the newspaper is actually growing. Fourteen jobs are currently open at the Times website, most of them for software developers and engineers.
On Thursday, the digital staff gathered for an "all hands" meeting at TheTimesCenter to hear updates on various initiatives in advertising, business development, and content. Hanging in the air was the still unresolved question of whether the Times will charge for portions of its website. (Some readers were clamoring for that yesterday.)
Denise Warren, general manager of NYTimes.com, said the company is in "strategic limbo," and Bill Keller, the executive editor, acknowledged frustration over the delay:
…everyone feels a little paralyzed by the unresolved question of pay versus free. I let Denise edit my remarks and she edited out expressions like "quagmire" and "time suck." But we all feel a little sense of frustration about how long that's taking, even though I think we understand that if it were a theological decision, it would be made by now. But, unfortunately, it's a business decision.
Keller and Jill Abramson, the managing editor, took on more responsibility for the website when Jonathan Landman, the masthead editor formerly in charge of digital operations, recently shifted to the culture desk. To prepare, Keller said he and Abramson have been attending meetings with web staff and, as I wrote yesterday, trying to read the Times mostly online.
He also ticked off seven "questions that loom largest to us at the moment":
It's not an earth-shattering speech, but it's a peek at a large organization that, like its competitors, is trying to best integrate its print and digital operations. Keller describes prioritizing the web at the Times as "our Manhattan Project."
Video of the meeting, which Warren declared "off the record," was posted on an internal Times server and provided to us. Here's a transcript of Keller's remarks:
I'm just half of Bill and Jill. [laughter] In the weeks since Jill and I said that we wanted to talk on more of the direct responsibility for the digital parts of our newsroom, we've been immersing ourselves, meeting one-on-one or two-on-one with a lot of people in this room, with the leaders in the digital newsroom, technology, product, advertising, multimedia, social networking, video, and so on.
I've been telling people that it feels a little like we just enrolled in graduate school, but we forgot to take any of the undergraduate courses on the way there. You know, it's a little exhausting and overwhelming, but as we get better acquainted with all of you, we've found it tremendously rewarding. We've discovered, or I should say, rediscovered that we're blessed with an amazing staff of people whose skills are dazzling, whose values are completely ours, and whose loyalty to this venture runs as deep as the loyalty of anybody else in the organization.
And we've been, for the most part, impressed by how well the system works. That'll come as a surprise to all of you who fret over the many things that ought to work better. There are plenty of kinks in the system, and that doesn't even count the fact that everyone feels a little paralyzed by the unresolved question of pay versus free. I let Denise edit my remarks, and she edited out expressions like "quagmire" and "time suck." [laughter] But we all feel a little sense of frustration about how long that's taking, even though I think we understand that if it were a theological decision, it would be made by now. But, unfortunately, it's a business decision.
We will decide on pay versus free, and I hope after that, that Jill and I can help smooth out some of the kinks that you find frustrating. I mean, there's clearly a lot that we can do better. But I did want to start by saying that the system works a lot more than it doesn't work. We've established a reputation as the most innovative online publisher in the business. We've forged a constructive working relationship between the newsroom and advertising, which Jill and I intend to continue. We've launched some big ambitious projects. We've set a standard that can be measured not only by traffic and awards but by pilgrims visiting from other newsrooms that want to copy us. And even by the fact that Apple sees our homepage as the place to try out its most creative advertising — a mixed blessing, that one.
In our indoctrination period, Jill and I have been trying to do three things. First, we've been seeking advice on how to educate ourselves better about the issues that we face. I will not pretend that I'm going to master the intricacies of digital the way Jon Landman did. Jon's about the smartest guy I know, and he also had the luxury of mostly detaching himself from a lot of the other problems in the newsroom, little things like the print editions and the non-digital budget. But there are two of us, we are trainable, and we don't start out as total strangers to the digital world.
The single best advice we've gotten, I think, is to spend some time living without print. And we've both been trying to do that, trying to experience The New York Times and our competition mostly on screens — iPhone, laptop, Kindle, Times Reader –- trying to better understand the joys and frustrations of our journalism delivered online.
Our other indispensable source of education is you. I urge you all to send us things that you think we'll find interesting, drop by to tell us about accomplishments or problems, invite us to stuff. In the early days of our education, especially, we would rather have too much thrown at us than too little, so invite us, and if we don't come the first time, don't give up. Invite us again.
Our second aim during this period has been to plug ourselves more formally into the process. To figure out which people and which meetings need to be on our calendar, so that we're not too far behind the curve. In the early weeks, we've been going to a lot of things, planning to narrow or adjust the docket as time passes, so that we can focus on the matters that really need our focus.
We also need to figure out our division of labor: where Jill goes, where I go. The digital culture seems to love its meetings, including some large meetings that go on for a long time and don't necessarily get to the end of things. For those of us who come from the world of snap judgments made on deadline, this represents a bit of an adjustment, but maybe we'll meet somewhere in the middle.
The third and really the most important thing that we've been trying to do in these early weeks is to begin to set out some priorities. Not priorities for the institution. We have an elaborate process for setting company and newsroom priorities. I'm talking about priorities for where we should be focusing our immediate attention. Aside from the obvious issue of the pay debate, where should our energy be?
We've elicited from you and your colleagues many suggestions on that score. We've begun to home in on a few big questions that seem likely to be our first orders of business. All of them are important questions whether or not we adopt a pay model, and all of them are aimed at enhancing both the quality of the site and the revenue potential. So I will lay out a few things that, in broad strokes, are the questions that we intend to be most focused on in the next couple of months.
One is, where are we going with topics pages and living articles? How large a priority should that be, and if it's a major venture for us, then shouldn't it have the leadership and resources required to really make it grow?
A second question is, what is the best strategy for community? Over the past year or so we've opened up to the world, both in the development of APIs and in the inclusion of content from outsiders. Some people find this openness a little unnerving, fear it will erode our quality and authority. I think most of the people in this room believe openness is essential for our engagement and growth, and we should be doing as much of it — as much as we can to facilitate it.
One thing that jumps out from the analytics is that users under 35 — our future — are vastly more likely to be using social networking sites to share our articles, photos and multimedia. At the moment we have community-building endeavors underway in several places. We have TimesPeople, we have the new conversation tools that debuted in health care, we have Jennifer's social-networking portfolio, and so on. So how do we make sure that all of our innovative intelligence is working in the same direction on community?
A third issue for us is how to spread the gospel of integration more fully in the newsroom. I think everyone agrees that over the past four-plus years, we've come a long way in breaking down the psychological, cultural, and organizational barriers that isolated print from digital. But the gospel still needs preaching, and I think the next congregation we will focus on is the department heads. The department heads all, to one degree or another, support the website, but they need to engage it more. They need to be, to quote one of you, "more than web tourists." We need to spread the word that the Well blog or The Caucus blog is as important and as integral to our future success as stories on A1 of the printed paper.
Fourth on my list is, we want to make sure we have the best possible working relationship between technology, product, and the newsroom. We understand that The New York Times is, and has to be, a technology company as well as a journalism company. We want to make sure that that collaboration is optimized to achieve our journalistic and commercial ambitions.
Fifth, how do we assure that "web first" is getting the priority it needs? One of you described web first to us as our Manhattan Project, and I think that's what it ought to be. As long as we're doing journalism on separate publishing systems, we will not be an integrated newsroom. We will not think and plan our journalism with the web in the front of our mind.
Sixth, we need to figure out the right journalistic product to deliver to mobile platforms and devices. I'm hoping we can get the newsroom more actively involved in the challenge of delivering our best journalism in the form of Times Reader, iPhone apps, WAP, or the impending Apple slate, or whatever comes after that.
And seventh, we're going to paying close attention to article-page redesign. As proud as we are of all the exciting new things that we keep inventing to grab hold of our audience, we can't lose sight of the basic site experience. The article pages are a major point of entry, and we need to turn them into an engine of engagement.
That's a lot of big stuff, and it's not complete. This isn't just the list — this isn't the list of everything that's important, or everything that's going to be done, or everything that we'll be thinking about, but those are the questions that loom largest to us at the moment. Before I turn the mic over to Jill, I just want to underscore that we know we have a big vacuum to fill, and we know we have a lot to prove, and we're counting on you to help us get it right. Thanks.
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Starbucks Android app users who upgraded their device to 4.2 are getting an unwelcome surprise when trying to pay for a Starbucks purchase.
Galaxy Nexus owners who upgraded to the latest version of Jelly Bean (myself included) are reporting the Starbucks app repeatedly force quits.
A Starbucks spokesperson said the company is at work on a fix to the problem.
"We're aware of this issue and working to resolve it," she said.
Uninstalling and reinstalling the app also did not resolve the bug.
The Starbucks app for Android is designed to manage one's account, keep track of rewards, and of course pay for drinks. The most recent fix, according to the app page on Google Play, was for an incorrect bar code displaying.
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Farmers are cramming millions more chickens into industrial sheds in order to meet supermarket demands for ever-cheaper food, a Sunday Herald investigation can reveal.
Growing multitudes of birds are being packed into mass meat production facilities because High Street retailers want smaller, younger chickens to sell to customers at lower prices. As many as 19 chickens or more are being squeezed into every square metre of floor space, which some experts say will cause them pain and stress.
Farmers and supermarkets, however, deny that their increasingly intensive production methods are cruel. They point out that animal welfare standards conform to the food industry's assurance scheme and are much better than they used to be.
But according to Tim Lang, a professor of food policy at City University in London and a former government advisor, chickens have the most miserable lives on farms. "Probably no animal farmed intensively on earth has a shorter, more captive or controlled life than the broiler chicken," he said.
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HENRICO, VA—The man police say fired a gun into a vehicle and wounded two teens late Sunday night has been taken into police custody.
The suspect, Joshua Steven Combs, 29, was taken into police custody Tuesday afternoon, Henrico County Police said.
The shooting happened around 9 p.m. Sunday on Almond Tree Drive near Bickerstaff Drive.
Two teens suffered gunshot wounds to the leg, and an adult female suffered minor injuries from glass fragments, police said. All of the injuries were non-life threatening.
Warrants charging Combs with malicious wounding, malicious shooting into an occupied vehicle and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony were issued following the shooting.
Henrico County Police said they are no longer searching for the vehicle believed to be used by the suspect.
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Warning of dangers of Severn Bore and tidal surge (From Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard)
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Warning of dangers of Severn Bore and tidal surge
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ANYONE planning to watch the Severn Bore this weekend is being warned not to take any risks as the authorities in the county prepare for possible flooding.
On Saturday morning the bore will be travelling up the estuary and this will be followed by a tidal surge and authorities in Gloucestershire are reminding people about the potential dangers.
Superintendent Emma Ackland of Gloucestershire police is asking people not to take any risks.
"We appreciate people will want to see the Severn Bores this weekend but we are asking that people don't take any risks.
"There is potential for the river to overtop the defences in some areas and this can happen really quickly.
"If you do decide to visit the river, please stay alert to events around you and don't put yourself in a dangerous situation."
Acting Chief Fire Officer Geoff Sallis says crews are ready if they are called.
"We are monitoring the situation closely and working with our partner agencies on a coordinated response. Our officers are on standby to respond if we are needed."
Meanwhile authorities are making the necessary preparations. Tewkesbury Borough and Stroud and Forest of Dean District councils are ready to stand up rest centres if required and are working with the health services to ensure vulnerable people are safe."
Environment Agency Manager, Dave Throup is asking people to take the usual precautions.
"Our advice to people living in areas at risk of flooding is to move important documents, personal items and valuables upstairs or to high shelves. Wherever possible, raise large items of furniture and move any outdoor belongings or cars to higher ground."
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Patriots at Texans live updates
Zuri Berry has updates from Houston as the Patriots face the Texans. Discuss the game with Obnoxious Boston fan in the panel on right.
by LevanReid via twitter 12/1/2013 3:58:35 PM
First on the field. Getting ready for Patriots Gameday as the Pats take on the Houston Texans http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BaZz7JUCAAEeDHD.jpg
Matt Pepin, Sports Editor 12/1/2013 4:01:14 PMHere's Zuri Berry's rundown of what to watch for in today's Patriots-Texans game: www.boston.com
by Mike Reiss via twitter 12/1/2013 4:08:12 PM
Photo: Field-level view at Reliant Stadium as some Texans loosen up. http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BaaXABZCAAA9s1d.jpg
by Houston Texans via twitter 12/1/2013 4:09:08 PM
CONFIRMED: The roof WILL be open for today's game against the @Patriots . #texansgameday http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BaaRKfLCMAATv6H.jpg
by Nick Underhill via twitter 12/1/2013 4:18:14 PM
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by New England Patriots via twitter 12/1/2013 4:29:56 PM
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by Mike Reiss via twitter 12/1/2013 4:30:42 PMPatriots RB Stevan Ridley is inactive for today's game.
by New England Patriots via twitter 12/1/2013 4:30:49 PM
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by Houston Texans via twitter 12/1/2013 4:31:12 PM
The famous @Budweiser Clydesdales are in the house today. Watch more 'On The Scene'.
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by Mike Reiss via twitter 12/1/2013 4:31:56 PMPatriots inactives: RB Ridley, LB Beauharnais, DE Bequette, TE Hoomanawanui, OT Cannon, WR Dobson, CB Dennard.
by New England Patriots via twitter 12/1/2013 4:32:44 PM
Equipment crew testing out the coach to player helmets. #thumbsup #NEvsHOU http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BaadDgxCUAAKG0Q.jpg
by Michael Whitmer via twitter 12/1/2013 4:34:15 PMRidley inactive.
by Michael Whitmer via twitter 12/1/2013 4:34:16 PMThe fumble-prone RB joins LB Beauharnais, DL Bequette as the team's final 3 inactives. The first 4: Dobson, Dennard, Cannon, Hoomanawanui.
by New England Patriots via twitter 12/1/2013 4:38:16 PM
Danny Amendola (& his #Movember 'stache) warming up at Reliant Stadium. #NEvsHOU instagram.com
by Houston Texans via twitter 12/1/2013 4:45:10 PM
ICYMI, '5 Things' to watch for in today's Texans + @Patriots game, via @DoughertyDrew .
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by Houston Texans via twitter 12/1/2013 4:47:32 PM
The latest notes and roster inactives for both teams. #texansgameday http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BaagcdMCEAArQwa.jpg
by New England Patriots via twitter 12/1/2013 4:54:57 PM
Matt Pepin, Sports Editor 12/1/2013 5:04:15 PMPatriots-Texans inactives
By Michael Whitmer, Globe Staff
Running back Stevan Ridley, who has lost three fumbles in the last three games, was placed on the inactive list by the Patriots for Sunday's game against the Texans.
Ridley has not been on the injury report, so there's no other way to view the benching than punishment for being careless with the football. Ridley lost a fumble in the season opener at Buffalo that was returned for a touchdown, then lost fumbles in consecutive games against the Steelers, Panthers, and Broncos.
They've been costly: The fumble against Denver a week ago was also returned for a touchdown, and the turnover at Carolina came at the Panthers' 13-yard-line in a game the Patriots lost by four points.
Ridley, a third-year back from LSU, was inactive just once before Sunday: As a rookie, in the 2012 AFC Championship Game against Baltimore. He had fumbled the week before, in a playoff win over Denver.
The Patriots had already designated four players out for Sunday's game, and needed to come up with three more to reach the mandatory seven who would sit. Linebacker Steve Beauharnais and defensive lineman Jake Bequette joined Ridley. Together, they joined offensive lineman Marcus Cannon (ankle), tight end Michael Hoomanawanui (knee), receiver Aaron Dobson (foot), and cornerback Alfonzo Dennard (knee).
For the Texans, tackle Andrew Gardner, DE Tim Jamison, G Alex Kupper, LB Ricky Sapp, S Jawanza Starling, G Cody White and QB T.J. Yates are inactive.
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 5:05:56 PM
Reliant Stadium is by far the largest stadium I've seen.
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 5:10:51 PMFrom the Extra Points blog earlier:
"... with Ridley in the lineup, consider this: In last week's 34-31 overtime win over the Broncos, Ridley carried the ball only four times for 14 yards. He forced two missed tackles. In 25 combined carries, LeGarrette Blount, Shane Vereen, and Brandon Bolden combined to force two missed tackles as well. It's been that way all season, with Ridley forcing 22 missed tackles, more than Blount, Vereen, and Bolden combined (20)."
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 5:15:23 PMTom Brady is on the field.
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 5:22:14 PMFull Patriots squad has hit the field here at Reliant Stadium. Officially on the lookout for which running back takes first-team reps.
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 5:28:22 PMBrandon Bolden took the first handoff from Tom Brady in the team's warmups.
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 5:28:42 PMVereen, then Blount, took the next handoffs.
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 5:29:03 PMWill Svitek is lined up as the team's right tackle, as expected.
by Houston Texans via twitter 12/1/2013 5:39:48 PM
RT @DeepSlant : Andre Johnson needs 8 receptions to reach career 900. Does he do it today? #TexansGameday http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BaarCK4CQAEbwM9.jpg
by Houston Texans via twitter 12/1/2013 5:40:04 PM
RT @DeepSlant : Gary Kubiak coaching from the sideline today for the first time Nov 3. #TexansGameDay http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BaarCYBCEAExUpf.jpg
by Houston Texans via twitter 12/1/2013 5:40:32 PM
RT @DeepSlant : Kareem Jackson returns to the lineup today after missing 2 games. #TexansGameDay http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BaarI3VCIAAN2al.jpg
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 5:46:06 PM
In Texas, they show the state flag at football games.
by Houston Texans via twitter 12/1/2013 5:53:24 PM
Former @HoustonRockets great Robert Horry is one of today's honorary coin toss captains. #texansgameday http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BaavhUNCYAE4uvx.jpg
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 5:54:25 PMLet me be clear about my earlier post, I don't think the Patriots need Stevan Ridley to win this game. But I do think he makes them better.
Matt Pepin, Sports Editor 12/1/2013 5:54:41 PMPatriots at Texans
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
Records: Patriots 8-3; Texans 2-9.
TV, radio: CBS (Greg Gumbel, Dan Dierdorf); 98.5 FM The Sports Hub (Bob Socci, Scott Zolak) and Sports USA (Larry Kahn, Ross Tucker).
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 5:55:34 PMWe're getting close to game time. The Texans are getting introduced individually. Sometimes I forget this happens covering the Patriots.
by New England Patriots via twitter 12/1/2013 5:58:19 PM
Game time in Houston!
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 6:00:56 PMThe Houston Texans have won the coin toss and have elected to receive. Here we go.
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 6:02:35 PMAnd we have kickoff.
Zuri Berry 12/1/2013 6:03:14 PMNate Ebner and Stephen Gostkowski have to corral Keshawn Martin on the 50-yard return.
by John McClain via twitter 12/1/2013 6:04:01 PMA 50-yard return for Keshawn Martin on opening kickoff.


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Rise in Wycombe's homeless numbers as Winter draws in (From Bucks Free Press)
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Rise in Wycombe's homeless numbers as Winter draws in
3:00pm Sunday 30th December 2012 in News By Simon Farr, Reporter
WHILE most of us have been enjoying the warmth of family gatherings and home comforts over the festive period, a growing number of people in High Wycombe have been faced with temporary accommodation or the prospect of sleeping rough this Christmas.
The Wycombe Homeless Connection has reported a huge rise in attendances, with 1,037 visits made to its thrice-weekly drop-in centres up until September - an 80 per cent rice on the same time last year.
And people pleading for help having described themselves as homeless to the charity is also up 27 per cent on September 2012.
The connection expects unprecedented demand to its Winter Night Shelter when it opens next month, traditionally when the temperature plummets and the homeless numbers grow.
But with the continuing economic downturn coupled with the introduction of the Government's Universal Credit benefit system in April, charity bosses expect the homeless crisis to deepen.
Dr Sheena Dykes, Chair of Trustees, says: "So many people have been made redundant this year, in the face of widespread job losses.
"Together with planned cuts in welfare payments, we predict a dire winter ahead for the homeless in Wycombe."
During a Free Press visit to the drop-in centre, charity trustee Paul Griggs was holding a triage service - giving vulnerable people someone to talk to and receive day-to-day advice.
Mr Griggs warned more needs to be done if Wycombe is to eradicate its homeless problem - starting with the attitude towards the situation.
He said: "When we started this project people asked 'why are you doing that, we don't have a homeless problem here'.
"And the other problem is people see a few guys sitting on the street drinking and assume they are the homeless people - there are loads of people homeless in Wycombe and they are not necessarily them.
"A lot of them are from relationship breakdowns, we've seen architects to business men who have lost their business. A couple of years ago we had someone who was worth £2m on the stock exchange, who lost it all and, as a result, lost his home and his family.
"It isn't fair to pre-judge every homeless person - it can happen to anyone, you're only two paycheques away from homelessness. We could do with more interaction and support, especially for single homelessness."
The charity is working with Wycombe District Council to address the homeless issue, with the connection keen to set up a full-time shelter.
Mr Griggs said: "Besides the shelter between January-March, we don't have any emergency provision in Wycombe.
"So any other time of the year we either have to send folks back to their own local area connection or across the county to Hemel Hempstead, which is the only shelter with open access."
But a lack of available private-rented housing is the major problem, with many landlords preferring to target the growing student population.
Mr Griggs said: "Single males over 25 are the lowest need when it comes to accommodation, there's a shortage there - if you're not in priority need you go on the Bucks Home Choice system.
"The irony is, unless you have something drastically wrong with you, the chances of getting housed on that if you're aged between 25-50 are pretty slim unless you have an addiction issue or have a leg missing.
"That niche group of guys are only really going to be able to access private rented homes - but where is that going to come from? About ten years ago we were flooded with private rented homes.
"I'm not declining the fact we have the university, but if you think a landlord has a choice between an unemployed guy or five students, with parents guaranteeing them, a month's rent in advance and a deposit - what would you take?"
Planning on how best to tackle the incoming benefit changes is also a challenge facing the charity's team of expanding volunteers and staff.


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Multiple sources, including the Associated Press, ESPN and the Philadelphia Inquirer, report that the Philadelphia Eagles have interviewed Notre Dame Head Coach Brian Kelly.ESPN reports, citing league sources, that Kelly met Tuesday with the Eagles and there was mutual interest after the interest. ESPN reports Kelly left the country after meeting and the two sides will meet again when Kelly returns from a trip out of the country this weekend.
A spokesperson for Notre Dame Athletics tells FOX28 the University will not comment on the reports.
Just hours before the reported interview with the Eagles, Kelly coached Notre Dame in the BCS National Championship Game in Miami, falling to Alabama.
FOX28 Sports Director Dean Huppert asked Kelly Saturday about his future, specifically about how tough it would be to leave Notre Dame if he had an offer from the NFL. "I don't even think in those terms," said Kelly. "Leaving is not an option... I mean, I don't have that in my head, like 'what if I leave tomorrow?' I just don't think about it."
"The biggest thing is both of us have unfinished business," Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick told FOX28 earlier this week in Miami. "You know, he (Kelly), like I, wants to complete this thing and I think that, at the end of the day, is the most important element of this."
The Associated Press reports Penn State's Bill O'Brien and Oregon's Chip Kelly have also interviewed with the Eagles last week, but chose to stay at their schools.
"The Eagles have been shut out, and as much as they're going to deny, you know, that this is part of the process, they've been shut out at every turn," Tom Sredenschek, Sports Director at FOX 29 News in Philadelphia, told FOX28's Tom Powell Wednesday evening. Sredenschek says Eagles owner Jeff Lurie is know for going off the beaten path a little bit, so an interview with Kelly wouldn't surprise him.FOX28 is following this story and will have more on FOX28 News and at fox28.com as it becomes available.The Associated Press contributed to this story
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