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With so many pieces of content for so many different buyers at every stage of the funnel, a complete content marketing strategy can also quickly become a confusing one. Learn how content mapping brings order to the chaos and can help you deliver the right content to the right prospect at the right time.
It's no secret that the content marketing approach that works best is one that includes a personal touch. One recent study conducted by Marketing Sherpa saw a company increase B2B leads by 124% after incorporating buyer personas into their content marketing strategy.
As your strategy matures to include content tailored for each buyer at every stage of the purchase funnel, however, you can lose the forest for the trees. It gets tough to keep track of what to prioritize in order to create the biggest impact, and it's easy to get bogged down with the details of individual pieces of content, which takes your attention away from your content strategy as a whole.
That's why you need a content matrix to get you back on track, and to keep you there once and for all.
What Is a Content Matrix?
Simply put, a content matrix is a map for your content creation. It guides you and your team to help prioritize the content that nurtures leads. A content matrix also helps your team target the key factors that engage your prospects at every stage of their buyer journey.
With this map in hand, you know what to highlight in content aimed at filling the top of the funnel with new leads. You also know what issues and solutions to discuss to pull those new buyers along through subsequent stages of the funnel.
B2B Content Mapping: Create a Content Matrix in 8 Steps
Craft your own version of this invaluable tool and start creating content that you know will make a positive impact on sales.
1) Identify Your Buyer Personas
In order to create content that resonates with your prospects, you need to make sure you understand the motivations, needs, and goals that drive them. Read my 3-part series on developing buyer personas if you haven't already identified and analyzed them.
2) Map Out Each Buyer Persona's Journey
Make note of key events and determine which are the motivating factors that move buyers down the funnel. Each buyer persona involved in the purchase process will likely have different problems that your product or service helps resolve, so keep track of all of them.
3) Determine the Best Medium for Each Stage of the Journey
A video may work best for the first stage of your buyers' journey, but a blog post or an eBook might work better once they've moved to the next stage. Look at what types of content have converted best for you in the past and add those notes to your growing content map. Get more tips on this here: The Best Content Formats for Each Stage of the Buyer Journey
4) Import the Content Map into a Spreadsheet
Put the stages of the buyer journey into the horizontal axis and the buyer personas into the vertical axis. Now, combine your notes from steps two and three to populate each cell in the spreadsheet with the type of content and the key factors that the content focuses on. That way, you can easily match up a buyer persona with whatever stage of the buyer journey he or she is currently in. You know right away what the ideal content is to move that buyer to the next stage.
To make your matrix even more productive, give every piece of content a one or two-line summary for use in marketing and sales communications. Include a hook that speaks to the value proposition of what you're selling and why it will help buyers with the problems they face.
5) Identify What Approach Works Best for Each Piece of Content
Top-of-the-funnel content works best when paired with a provocative approach that grabs attention and boosts awareness of your products and services. For content that focuses on buyers further along the funnel, try an approach that differentiates what your company offers from your competitors.
6) Perform a Content Audit
Conduct a content audit by looking at the conversion rates for your existing content to determine what's working well and what needs to be improved. Often, a single piece of content that converts well can be slightly altered to match up with the personalized needs of different buyers at different stages of their journey. Be careful not to force it, however, and be ready to create new content if your existing pieces aren't a good fit.
7) Consult Your Sales and Marketing Leaders
Speak with those leading your sales and marketing departments for their input on what content has the greatest impact on generating and nurturing leads. Take their suggestions and combine them with your conversion rate data to get a clear picture of where your content marketing team needs to focus its energies.
8) Create a Go-to-Market Version of Your Content Matrix
Apply the approaches from Step 5 and the data from Steps 6 and 7 to your existing content matrix, and you're almost ready for primetime. You now have a clear, well organized content map that points you to the ideal piece of content for any persona at any stage of the journey.
Armed with your complete content matrix, you can map out the new pieces of content you need to prioritize and the existing content you need to tweak. Apply those priorities to your editorial calendar (see Michele Linn's post on how to create an editorial calendar at the Content Marketing Institute) to ensure your marketing team is focusing on resolving the content gaps that will have the most impact on conversion rates. Remember, the goal is to shorten the time it takes for prospects to work their way through the funnel.
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This program will take place in the Gaier Room of the Main Library, 201 South Fountain Avenue, Springfield. For more information please call the Lenski Department at (937) 328-6905.
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Westside Tavern
- Address:
10850 W. Pico Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90064Neighborhood:
West Los Angeles
- Cuisine:
CalifornianPrice: $30 and under
Westside Tavern
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.westsidetavernla.com/
- Phone: (310) 470-1539
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch Daily: 11:00am - 5:00pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Californian
- Executive Chef: Ben Cohn
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Westside Tavern offers 2 private dining rooms:
The Westwood Room, which can accommodate seated dinners of up to 66 guests or standing receptions for up to 100.
The Cedar Room accommodates up to 26 seated guests or standing receptions of up to 40.
The rooms can be combined to accommodate a seated dinner of up to 80 guests or standing reception of up to 150
The Westwood Room has a private full service bar.
Both rooms have Audio/Video Equipment
- Special Events: Westside Tavern's two stunning private dining rooms incorporate modern and rustic elements to render a warm, residential environment that is equally suited for personal occasions and business entertainment.
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Westside Tavern is a social, urban-minded restaurant, featuring chef-driven California Tavern Cuisine alongside a complimentary selection of fresh cocktails, California craft beers and a boutique wine list.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
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Westside Tavern reviews from OpenTable diners
93 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
great for lunch (69)neighborhood gem (50)good for groups (35)fit for foodies (33)vibrant bar scene (17)hot spot (15)kid-friendly (13)special occasion (13)great for brunch (10)notable wine list (8)late-night find (4)romantic (2)Show More
- Consistently good and reliablefishloverDined on 11/16/2014We were a group of four adults and one baby, so the server had a lot to take care of and did so very well. The cocktails were quite good, though expensive. As for appetizers, I would recommend the poke and the raw oysters. The calamari was fine, but the portion was too small. My companions liked their burger, steak, and lobster salad. My mushroom flatbread was delicious, but people should be aware that the "bread" is more cracker-like than bread-like. I would definitely go back and try other menu items as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday party!CLarocDined on 11/15/2014We were seated in a booth that was made just for 8. It was perfect!! The food satisfied all of us! Healthy eaters, vegetarians, kids and the birthday girl was thrilled with the wonderful choices of dessert!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Classy ladyclassyladyDined on 11/5/2014Food and service were excellent. Honors reservations. Always busy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasantly SurprisedEllieFVIPDined on 10/28/2014My client suggested meeting here for lunch and I wasn't expecting much -- but got much! The service, food, and ease of parking (not a small thing in L.A.) were all great. Couldn't ask for anything more.Special Features:
- Good, not greatMitchVIPDined on 10/28/2014I've been to Westside Tavern every other month for years and usually have either the salad, fish or tavern food such as a burger and usually the food is very good and I have no complaints. This time I decided to try something different and went for the lobster roll...big mistake! I've had lobster rolls at restaurants all over New England and right here in L.A. and this was probably the most dissappointing. Uncreatively, the chef felt that throwing pieces of lobster claw onto a toasted bun and adding some butter to it would suffice but all you end up with is a bland, expensive ($19) lunch dish. My lunch companions had the special for the day, a fish called "hack" which they enjoyed. Try anything else but LR and I think you'll be happy!
- Good service, good food.peejeVIPDined on 10/27/2014Nice spot for lunch or dinner before or after the movie.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingMisterFoodVIPDined on 10/24/2014The kitchen is not prepared to handle a full house at this restsurant. Maybe half the size would be helpful. I say this because the food all around was off, soup was cold, salad was under dressed, and response time to address the problems was slow.
- HappyclassyladyDined on 10/22/2014Everything was great. Food was delicious. Honored my reservation. Remembered to bring candle for a birthday on the dessert.Special Features:
- Great Spot for lunch meetingsAquilleyVIPDined on 10/21/2014Love this spot as a middle place to meet for a client lunch. Good atmosphere, great service and 3 hours of free parking!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A go to place for business lunchtravelforfoodVIPDined on 10/17/2014An easy place to sit and discuss business over a comfortable lunch. Tables are discreetly spaced so patrons are not on top of each other and meaningful conversations are possible. They take and honor reservations for lunch.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/16/2014Love this restaurant. Great food, great service, easy to get to and park.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A good place for business lunchluv2dineVIPDined on 10/14/2014Easy to find, parking is convenient, food is great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top Notch as Always!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 10/13/2014Reliable, dependable and delicious! Love the flat breads, burgers and sticky toffee pudding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Rate FareTomBVIPDined on 10/1/2014Excellent burgers are what brought me here. It's a classy place on the west side.Special Features:
- Fabulous!mickey67Dined on 9/20/2014I celebrated my birthday for the second year in a row at the Tavern. I did so because they have the tastiest burgers! I like my burgers well-done, which sometimes can dry out the meat. I don't know how they do it, but the burger is always nice and juicy. I almost asked for another burger to go. The hostess and wait staff are always so nice and efficient. My friend who accompanied me had never dined there before, but she has already decided to come back again! We may celebrate her birthday there as well. We had the peach cobbler for dessert which was "to die for".Special Features:
- luveditVIPDined on 9/12/2014Overall, the experience was good. The service was good as was the food. It is pretty noisy (as are most restaurants these days).Special Features:
- Westside Tavern is dependableLarryBVIPDined on 9/4/2014After a movie at the Landmark this is the perfect place to have a meal. The food is quite good and the service is perfect.Special Features:
- Never disappointsGTomDined on 9/2/2014This is a great place for lunch, convenient for many. The food is always excellent and I feel good when I am there. The staff is upbeat, informed about the menu, specials, etc. It is also fine for dinner with an intelligent wine list and a good bar, but they only take reservations for lunch. I don't enjoy waiting for a table for dinner after a movie. So for me it is primarily a place to meet someone for lunch. Great for casual meetings.Special Features:
- Death of the partyAGoddessinLAVIPDined on 8/29/2014Good food. Nice waiter. Pathetic bartender. I asked for one of their cocktails (from their drink menu) with the sweetener on the side. Bartender said no, arguing that they've spent too much money on their formulations to deviate. We took our party elsewhere and had the same drink repeatedly.
- Sticker Shock!KamaainaVIPDined on 8/29/2014Wow. $20 for a sandwich and fries at lunch?! Plus drink, plus tax, plus tip. Ouch!
- Good Lunch SpotOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/23/2014Went for a quick bite with my family... Nice menu selection, good portion sizes and the food tasted great... Service was a little lacking at times.Special Features:
- Good foodoverpricedVIPDined on 8/23/2014always nice food and drinks. The wine list is nice too. They were very accommodating of our baby- even put away our stroller in a safe spot while we ate.
- Always goodDocVimVIPDined on 8/22/2014The Westside Tavern is my go to place for lunch with friends and family. The food is always good and reliable and the service is always very prompt. The Salmon Burger is what I usually order, though sometimes I will go for the veggie burger. I often find that burger places are best defined by the veggie burger they make. If it is not good, then their burger is likely ok as well. WT's veggie burger is delicious.Special Features:
- Sunday brunch and movieBobbiDined on 8/17/2014Started with mimosas for brunch, and they were perfect. Had the corn flatbread recommended by the waiter and it was delicious. Would order it again next time. The roast chicken was very good, and ended with Cappucinos. A terrific brunch. Especially if going to an early movie at the Landmark.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently good food.MarkDined on 8/15/2014This time I had the trout and it was prepared just right, crispy skin and tender inside over a delicious corn based vegetable chowder. Very tasty. The burger is always good, so is the french dip. It is a good lunch place.Special Features:
- Not consistent but give it a chanceGinaDined on 8/1/2014I ordered the steak cooked medium, and while the temp was correct, the steak was absolutely flavorless. The Server took it back without hesitation and brought out the special which was very good (Fried Chicken). I frequent this resturant, so I wasn't surprised that the Server was so accomendating, they always are, but I think that is a reflection of the management, because the resturants management practises are always A+. The Server however was not attentive, never refill our glasses with wine, slow to returning to the table to service us. However, I do recomend the resturant, just wish the Chef would be more consistent. The pudding is also a disappointment - tastes more like a brand muffin.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 207 reviews are from the Westside Tavern reviews archive.
- Westside TavernLAResident1Dined on 7/29/2014The food is always great and so is the service. Recommend reservations if eating at noon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- my go to placeOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/25/2014Love this restaurant - diverse menu, food is always good; consistent quality. Courteous service. A great place to have a meal w/friends or alone -- at the bar, table or booth. Burger is to die for, delicious french dip, fantastic calamari, delicious lobster salad. Definitely recommend this restaurant for lunch or dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Lunch Placestlopez12VIPDined on 7/23/2014Westside Tavern is a great half-point between Century City & Santa Monica. Loved the lunch menu options.Special Features:
- CachecreekDined on 7/22/2014I love Westside Tavern. I've only gone there as a regular for lunch, but never disapppointed in the food, service, ambience. Special thanks and kudos to their restaurant manager (I'm sorry I don't know his name) that covers the lunch shift during the week. He's incredible - efficient, focused, friendly and always paying attention to customers. And BTW, if you can find a way to keep the heirloom tomato, cucumber and watermelon gazpacho soup on the regular menu, you'd have a following!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always delicious at the WestsideDocVimVIPDined on 7/17/2014The Westside Tavern is my go to restaurant to take my friends for lunch. It's easy to park at, accessible and delicious food and a price that won't break the bank. We like to split a lot of the food so we can try different things. Salmon burger is always delicious and the flat breads are a must. I am a little sad that they got rid of the lamb french dip, but I'll make do. :)Special Features:
- BebrVIPDined on 7/6/2014Small portions but tasty. Prices were a little highSpecial Features:
- Excellent service.OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 6/27/2014I have always enjoyed excellent service at this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Meal....GigiDined on 6/21/2014A very positive dining experience! Our server was pleasant and very attentive. Food selection is vaired and our choices were excellent. Our entrees were appetizing and were very tasteful. Our order was taken quickly - questions answered and she checked with us during the meal. Definately would return to Westside Tavern again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as always!tiramisuVIPDined on 6/20/2014Came for lunch after a movie at the Landmark and lunch was great as always! Great food, service, ambience and comfort.Special Features:
- Good Solid Reliable PlaceBusterDined on 6/15/2014Came here for a UCLA graduation celebration lunch. Food choices were good because they appealed to various tastes and experiences. Nothing too exotic for the grandmas and out of towners but interesting enough for the foodies and younger guests. Service was relatively quick although they didn't fill water glasses with regularity. I would come here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a Great Time!OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 6/15/2014I come here regularly to dine before seeing a movie upstairs, sometimes with friends or alone at the bar. The food is reliably excellent, and the specials are great. Very good bartenders, too. One of my favorite go-to spots on the westside.Special Features:
- decent food w/ attitudeprofessionalmomDined on 6/15/2014We went to Westside Tavern for Father's Day brunch/lunch. The food was decent, but the server seemed to be exasperated that we had a child with us (on Father's Day?). His attitude only warmed when it was nearing time for the check to come.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Roger BEHRSTOCKRogerVIPDined on 6/5/2014Everything good. Noisy though XxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxcccccxccxxcccccccSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Lunch SpotCarolynVIPDined on 5/11/2014This was just what we were looking for on this day. A lunch spot with delicious food and a range of choices from delicious trendy salads and soups, to a great burger!Special Features:


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Updated On: Jan 31 2014 08:48:47 AM CST
Three suspects were arrested after a carjacking and pursuit in Shasta County late Thursday night.
Redding Police said a silver Ford Mustang was stolen at knifepoint by three men around 10:00 p.m. It happened in the parking lot of the Target on Churn Creek Road and Dana Drive in Redding.
The car was eventually located by Shasta County Sheriff's deputies. They pursued the stolen car on Interstate 5 into Cottonwood. Officers told our reporter at the scene that the pursuit reached speeds exceeding 100 mph.
Police said the suspects fled the vehicle after crashing at the Balls Ferry Road exit.
The three men were eventually caught by law enforcement arriving at the scene.
The suspects are 21-year-old Christopher Hill and 21-year-old Adrian Caillaux, both of Redding. A juvenile was also arrested but due to their age, that suspect's name was not released.
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John Buckner
|John Buckner
|Colorado House of Representatives District 40
|In office
|January 9, 2013-Present
|Term ends
|January 14, 2015
|Years in position
|Base salary
|Per diem
|$45/day in Denver area, $183/day outside
|Elections and appointments
|Last election
|November 4, 2014
|First elected
|November 6, 2012
|Term limits
|Office website
|Campaign website
Buckner's professional experience includes working for the Cherry Creek School District.[1]
Committee assignments
At the beginning of the 2013 legislative session, Buckner served on the following committees:
|Colorado Committee Assignments, 2013
|• Education
|• Judiciary
Elections for the office of Colorado House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election took place on June 24, 2014. The general election was held on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was March 31, 2014. Incumbent John Buckner was unopposed in the Democratic primary, while JulieMarie A. Shepherd was unopposed in the Republican primary. Buckner defeated Shepherd and Geoff Hierholz (L) in the general election.[2][3][4]
Buckner won election in the 2012 election for Colorado House of Representatives District 40. He ran unopposed in the Democratic primary on June 26, 2012. He defeated incumbent Cindy Acree (R) in the general election on November 6, 2012.[5]
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|John W. Buckner
|Cindy Acree Incumbent
|Total Votes
Campaign donors
Comprehensive donor information for Buckner is available dating back to 2012. Based on available campaign finance records, Buckner raised a total of $93,437 during that time period. This information was last updated on May 29, 2013.[6]
|John Buckner's Campaign Contribution History
|Colorado State House, District 40
|Grand Total Raised
2012Buckner won election to the Colorado House of Representatives in 2012. During that election cycle, Buckner raised a total of $93,437.
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|Top contributors to John Buckner's campaign in 2012
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In 2013, the 69th Colorado General Assembly was in session from January 9 to May 9.[8]
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In 2014, Buckner's endorsements included the following:[9]
- Colorado Democratic Party
- Colorado Education Association
- Cherry Creek Education Association
- American Federation of Teachers
- NARAL Prochoice Colorado
- Planned Parenthood Colorado
- One Colorado
- Colorado WINS
- Secure PERA
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In 2012, Buckner's endorsements included the following:[10]
- State representative Mark Ferrandino, Democratic Caucus Leader
- State representative Nancy Todd, Democratic Assistant Caucus Leader
- State representative Lois Court, Caucus Chaira
- State representative Dickey Hullinghorst, Democratic Whip
- State representative Dan Pabon, Democratic Deputy Whip
- State representative Rhonda Fields
- State representative Daniel Kagan
- State representative Claire Levy
- State representative Su Ryden
- State representative Angela Williams
- State senator Morgan Carroll
- State senator Pat Steadman
- Former State House Speaker, Terrance Carroll
- IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers)
- Aurora Firefighters
- American Dream
- Colorado Education Association
- Sheet Metal Workers' International Association #9
- American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Colorado Council 76
Buckner and his wife, Janet, have three children.[11]
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- ↑ bucknerforcolorado.com, "Biography," accessed October 3, 2014
- ↑ Colorado Secretary of State, "Official primary candidate list," accessed May 1, 2014
- ↑ Colorado Secretary of State, "Unofficial primary election results," accessed June 25, 2014
- ↑ Colorado Secretary of State, "Unofficial general election candidate list," accessed July 23, 2014
- ↑ Colorado Secretary of State, "Official 2012 Primary election results," accessed April 14, 2014
- ↑ followthemoney.org, "Buckner, John," accessed May 29, 2013
- ↑ StateScape, "Session schedules," accessed July 16, 2014
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CHICAGO The U.S. trade deficit for iron and steel mill products fell 15.2 percent month on month to $608 million in October on a $27-million rise in exports and an $82-million drop in imports.
The decline nearly reversed a 16.3-percent increase in the deficit during September compared with August (amm.com, Nov. 12).
Year to date, the trade deficit for iron and steel mill products has risen 13.5 percent to $7.21 billion, Bureau of Economic Analysis data show.
Copper posted a trade surplus of $142 million in October, down 41.8 percent from Septembers surplus of $244 million. The United States posted a copper trading surplus of well above $2.64 billion through the first 10 months of 2012, more than doubling from the $955-million surplus recorded during the same 2011 period.
Imports of bauxite and aluminum increased 4.2 percent to $822 million in October, while exports of aluminum and alumina fell 4.3 percent.
Imports of tin jumped 50 percent month on month in October, while nickel imports dropped 22 percent and zinc imports rose 8.3 percent. Year to date, imports of all three alloys fell between 18 and 21 percent.
Total U.S. exports of $180.5 billion were offset by imports of $222.8 billion in October, resulting in a goods-and-services deficit that rose 4.7 percent month on month. There was a $29.47-billion trade deficit with China, up 1.4 percent from September, and a 22.5-percent jump in the nations trade deficit with the European Union, which was calculated at $10.6 billion.
Although potential disruptions from Hurricane Sandy in late October werent noted in the report, "our view is that Sandy most likely had some impact on trade volumes in the last three days of October," Nigel Gault, chief U.S. economist at Lexington, Mass.-based consultancy IHS Global Insight Inc., said Tuesday.
Excluding potential weather disruptions, "it is clear that the global appetite for U.S. goods and services has decreased," he said, adding that the decline in capital goods exports reflected "a sharp drop in the volatile civilian aircraft category," while exports of automotive vehicles, parts and engines slipped 3.1 percent.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- The well-respected Dictionary of American Regional English is facing funding problems -- just as it is about to go digital.
The Wisconsin State Journal reports (http://bit.ly/10pV1MI ) that editor Joan Houston Hall estimates it will take $250,000 to keep her staff throughout the year. She has issued layoff notices, effective July 1.
The dictionary features more than 60,000 regional words compiled by University of Wisconsin, Madison researchers over 48 years.
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A Responsive Design Podcast
A few years back, I wrote a little article about something called "responsive web design." When I did, I figured I'd scoop up the
responsivewebdesign.comdomain. And of course, as with so many domains I purchase, it just sat there unused, eventually acting as a glorified redirect to my book. A neglected domain, unseen and unloved, like so many tears in the rain.
So earlier this year, when Karen McGrane and I we were going to start offering some corporate workshops on responsive design, I have to confess: it felt really, really good to finally get some use out of the
In fact, it felt so good to publish something on the site, Karen and I decided to keep doing it: namely, we've started a podcast about responsive design, which launches today.
Now, I know better than anyone that a responsive design is built upon a foundation of fluid grids, fluid images, and media queries—but you won't hear any of that discussed on our podcast. That's right: no CSS to see here, folks. Instead, Karen and I are
interviewing the people who make responsive designs happen: we'll be speaking with people that have launched large responsive designs, and hearing about how designing more flexibly has changed the way their organizations design. And after recording a dozen or so of these interviews, I've been fascinated to hear how these big responsive redesigns happen. I think you will, too.
And I couldn't be more excited that our first episode features my friend and colleague Miranda Mulligan, the Digital Design Director at Northwestern University's Knight Lab. But when I met her, we'd worked together on a little site called The Boston Globe.
In the weeks ahead we'll speak to people from Condé Nast, Marriott, Capital One, Starbucks, and many more—and we can't wait to share their stories with you. So point your favorite podcasting app at our RSS feed, or just follow myself, Karen, and/or my responsive design account on Twitter: we'd love to have you tune in.
Jeremy said something yesterday that's been rattling around in my head since he posted it:
The web isn't a "platform" like a native OS: it's a continuum. Varying support levels work with progressive enhancement.
As he usually does, Jeremy put words to something that's been bugging me for some time.
As I see it: we play the long game in this business. Standards get authored, browsers implement them (often at a varied, staggered pace), and, over time, we learn to rely on them in our work.
Despite that, we keep getting hung-up on perceived short-term failings in various browsers. No, IE6 doesn't have
document.querySelectorAllsupport; no, we don't have wide in-browser access to a user's camera; no, there isn't a way to reliably detect touch; no, we don't have reliable insight into the user's "context."
Often, that leads to people deciding the web is being "held back." So there's some hopscotching of, say, progressive enhancement—which, in addition to being a great philosophy, has been shown to have real, practical benefits to businesses—in favor of "not being held back." So, in response, we make the same arguments—good and great arguments, mind, but we've been making them for some time now.
I don't really have any answers here—hell, I'm not entirely sure what I'm griping about. But I do wonder if our collective short-term frustrations leads us to longer-term losses. And seeing the web not as a "platform" but as a "continuum"—a truly fluid, chaotic design medium serving millions of imperfect clients—might help.
I mean, ages ago John Allsopp wrote about "[embracing] the ebb and flow of things" on the web. But it's taken me some fourteen years to realize he wasn't just talking about layout: our attitude toward the web has to be as flexible as our designs. And maybe it's worth remembering that the web'll get there, eventually—we just need to keep playing that long game.
My thanks to Scott Jehl, Jeff Lembeck, and Mat Marquis, who reviewed an earlier draft in Editorially.
So you're interested in a responsive design workshop…
Hey so I'm a little excited about this: Karen McGrane and I are launching a responsive design workshop.
In the past few years, in speaking with client companies and colleagues, the one thing that comes is that responsive web design doesn't begin and end with CSS. The best responsive sites are founded upon a culture of performance; they're made with iterative design and development practices; they plan for accessibility and progressive enhancement from the outset; and they are, perhaps most importantly, built upon a well-researched and -executed content strategy.
In other words, successfully designing responsively isn't just about fluid grids and media queries: it's about designing a better process. And that's the challenge Karen and I find really, really interesting. (And as it happens, we have a bunch of ideas on the topic, too.)
To that end, we've designed a workshop to share the many things we've learned about responsive design and mobile content strategy over the course of one day or two. And we want to share them with you and your company.
If all this sounds interesting to you, we happen to have a little website with a bit more detail. Check it out; we'd love to hear what you think.
Speaking? Pack a plan.
It seems to be the season for presentation tips. First, Mark had a handy hit-list of tips for speakers and audience members. Then, Andy shared a few easy tips for prettying up one's default slide designs. And then, Rands noted a test slide for your deck isn't the worst idea. (In fact, I goddamn love it; Tim Brown's already made a Keynote-ready template available.)
If you can't guess, I fucking love this.
See, I'm not formally trained in web design or public speaking—and in both arenas, the best education I've gotten is watching really talented people work. My presentation style's changed considerably over the years, as the likes of Kristina Halvorson, Karen McGrane, Jeff Veen, Doug Bowman, Erin Kissane, and Dan Cederholm have been hugely influential on my own style. I'd watch them work, and try to figure out what I liked about their style, and why I liked it. And then I'd try to be better the next time I was onstage. And heck, when people write about how they work, well—that's just damned grand.
All that said, I don't have any significant tips to add to the above, but thought I'd list two things I find especially helpful. One's semi-philosophical; the other, less so.
Eliminate dependencies in your work. I try to ensure my presentations aren't reliant on audio or a network connection. Basically, depending on where you're speaking, it's entirely possible either—or both!—of those things won't be available to you. So this usually means that if I want to show the audience how a certain page might work, I'll record a little screencast, rather than assuming I can jump out of Keynote into the browser. (I use the idiosyncratic-as-hell ScreenFlow, but any ol' app will do.)
In other words: by all means, use audio in your presentation, or incorporate online demos! But if you do, make sure you're planning for failure, and have a contingency plan at the ready. (I guess you could see this as a corollary to progressive enhancement, but in Keynote form.)
Pack a bag. Related to this, I have a small satchel inside my laptop bag. In it, there is:
- One VGA adapter for my MacBook Air.
- One USB presentation remote. (There are many such remotes available. You want this one.)
- Fresh backup batteries for that remote.
- A USB ethernet adapter for my MacBook Air.
In other words, this is the stuff my computer needs to actually run the presentation I've prepared.
Now, most conference organizers will have many of these things, but I don't want to expect that they will. They're busy folks, after all. In other words, I want to ensure I'm the only one responsible for the quality of my presentation, and packing a small bag of critical cords and adapters helps me do that.
(As a bonus, I've started traveling with a short (6") VGA cable, rolled up and tucked into a large, rarely-used pocket of my laptop bag. This has been supremely handy for doing run-throughs on hotel room TVs the night before a talk.)
"The second step is inclusiveness."
A friend just sent this quote my way; it's from Ben Schneiderman's Leonardo's Laptop, which I will be buying immediately:
The second step toward the new computing is inclusiveness, what I call Universal Usability, enabling all citizens to succeed in using information and communication technologies to support their tasks. This goal leads to designs that support users with new or old computers, fast or slow network connections, and small or large screens. It should make possible participation not only by young and old, novice and expert, able and disabled, but also those yearning for literacy, overcoming insecurities, and coping with various limitations. Responding to these digital divide challenges will take hard work, but we have come to learn that diversity promotes quality. Accommodating diversity pushes designers to produce higher quality for all users.
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After Congressman's advocacy, bill also drastically reduces possible cuts to Iowa National Guard
Washington, D.C. - Two of Rep. Bruce Braley's (IA-01) main priorities cleared a major hurdle today in the U.S House's annual National Defense Authorization Act-the annual bill that sets funding for the United States military. The bill drastically curtails possible cuts to the National Guard, and also included Braley's True Cost of War Act-a years-long effort by the Congressman to demand a full accounting of the costs of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Currently, National Guard troop levels sit at roughly 355,000. This year, the Pentagon had proposed cutting forces to 335,000-a level Braley strongly objected to as it would have resulted in cuts to hundreds of troops in the Iowa National Guard. Today's defense bill mandated that troop strength will not drop below 350,000.
"Iowa's National Guard has protected the lives of Iowans both at home and abroad, and-while today is a big step toward ensuring that they can continue doing their job-we can't let up now," Braley said. "I'm going to continuing fighting to protect the Iowa National Guard and prevent even these reduced cuts from taking place. There are much better areas to find savings at the Pentagon than cutting troops that protect Iowans at home and abroad."
Braley recently sought personal stories from Iowans that had been positively impacted by the Iowa National Guard-turning hundreds of those stories over to Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
Braley also sent a letter to US Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel outlining his opposition to cuts to Iowa's National Guard forces as the Department of Defense looks to reduce spending.
Braley has been a consistent advocate for Iowa's National Guard. In December of 2012 he joined Rep. Tom Latham in efforts to block cuts to the Des Moines Air National Guard.
Also included in today's legislation was Braley's True Cost of War Act, which requires the President, in consultation with the Secretaries of Defense, State and Veterans Affairs to report on the long-term costs of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in human and financial terms.
"This is a huge step toward providing the American people with the information they deserve about the long-term cost of these conflicts," Braley said. "It's time the White House ended their silent opposition to this commonsense measure and signed it into law."
The report also asks for estimates of future costs based on scenarios of continued troop deployments, estimated number of troops needed, estimates of future casualties, and healthcare cost projections.
Since 2001, Congress has appropriated an estimated $1.5 trillion dollars for the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, much of it in supplemental spending bills. During those conflicts, more than 6,600 servicemembers have been killed in the line of duty, and more than 50,000 have been wounded, many with PTSD, traumatic brain injuries, severe burns and amputated limbs-injuries that can often require a lifetime of medical and psychological care. This means the true cost of the wars is much higher than the $1.5 trillion Congress has directly appropriated.
Braley first introduced the True Cost of War Act in 2008 and has worked in subsequent sessions of Congress to pass the bill into law. In 2013 the legislation was passed by the US House in a bipartisan vote. However, the True Cost of War Act has never advanced to the President's desk for his signature into law.
Braley did however register his objection to continued funding for the war in Afghanistan contained the Overseas Contingency Operations. "It's past time we stopped spending tens of billions of dollars a year halfway around the world and brought our troops home," Braley said.
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Just before we arrived in Standon, I had the extraordinary privilege of helping to lead a group of 200+ Leyton Orient fans on a trip to the Somme in France, (not quite David Payne's Peterborough but nearly as good!) To Orient's credit, they were the first professional football club in England whose team and staff joined up to fight in the 1st World War. They became part of the Footballer's Battalion and sadly three of their players lost their lives. This proud pilgrimage remembered their courageous stories whilst being surrounded on every side by thousands of similar stories. At one memorial in Thiepval, I led a service surrounded by the names of 73,000 men. Their bodies were never found but their names will never be forgotten!
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Life is complicated isn't it? Surely, with such devastating memories of conflict we would learn our lesson? Yet Syria and the frightening rise of ISIS head up a long list of avoidable conflicts and loss of life since. If you're like me, you have lots of questions? Questions about faith in God are just as important to ask and sometimes just as difficult to answer this side of heaven. Yet, asking questions and finding some answers together can help. In one of the most famous passages of the Bible (John Ch. 3) a leader of the Pharisee's named Nicodemus came secretly to ask questions of Jesus. Jesus answered Nicodemus' questions but we don't know what Nicodemus did. Perhaps he had more questions, or needed to go away and think it through. We all need the space to work things through at times, but the Christian faith has never been afraid of difficult questions. We know nothing else about Nicodemus until his name appears again in John Ch. 20. As the broken body of Jesus is taken down from the cross and given to Joseph of Arimathea, we read; 'he was accompanied by Nicodemus, and they together prepared Jesus for burial'.
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In the wake of new health expenditure data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI), the evidence continues to mount that Canadian public health expenditure growth is moderating. Moreover, adjusting for inflation and population growth, per capita provincial and territorial government health expenditures have actually declined since their peak in 2010.
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If you know you are about to be attacked, why not beat the other side to the punch? The same philosophy works with student debt. Build up a solid defense against it by working part time and saving money throughout the next 3-4 years. This way, when that debt tries to attack you after graduation, you'll be armed with a sizable nest egg you can use to pay down the principal.
Have you ever had one of your friends ask to borrow money from you? Most of us are willing to oblige when the amount is small -- like $10 or $20 -- but what about when the amount is more significant? You are placed in an extremely difficult spot when a friend or family member is asking for $1,000, $5,000 or more.
The important thing is to write the goals down and post them somewhere that you see them everyday. Don't be embarrassed about putting them on the fridge and having your friends see them when they come over for a visit. You may not be proud of falling into debt but you should be proud of overcoming it.
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Grab a couple of gloves and a ball and ask your dad to play catch with you just like you did years ago. You may not have the same coordination as in the past, but it will be fun nonetheless. And you know what? It's not even the act of throwing and catching that will make this gift memorable -- it's the quality time and conversation you'll have while doing it that he'll remember.
By now, most students planning to start college or university in the fall are beginning to think seriously about what needs to be done before their classes start. So how do we help students prepare for the coming year? A good starting point would be by taking some time now to review and discuss the following questions.
Not a day goes by without someone, somewhere, asking for politicians to levy another tax on a particular group -- ''the rich'', drivers, smokers, or taxpayers in general. And with fiscal deficits crippling many provinces -- especially Ontario and Quebec -- brace yourself. You can count on lobbies of all sorts and politicians to come up with ''innovative'' ideas on how to dig deeper into your pockets to pay for their pet projects.
Do you have a budget? It is one of the most fundamental steps in making your money work for you. A personal budget is a basic estimation of the revenue and expenses over a specified period of time. Whether your goal is a down payment for a new house, saving for your child's education, a dream vacation or simply retirement, a budget is the answer to helping you reach your financial goals.
1,000,000 people in Quebec don't file their taxes every year. If each of those people owe taxes of... I don't know... let's say $624 each (an extremely low estimate given that the average amount of taxes paid by a Quebecer is around $10,000), then I'd say an investment of $600k in "FILE YOUR TAXES" billboards, print and TV ads might have helped us to avoid this huge debt hole.
Our spending habits say a lot about us and the choices we make with our money. When we become real and authentic with ourselves, we don't use our money to impress people or seek status, because we have nothing to prove. When we are authentic with our money, we are making conscious and mindful choices with it. We are very present and self-aware.
This is precisely what happened in Canada in the early 1990s. Indeed, following a steep increase in duties and taxes applicable to tobacco products by the federal government and the provinces, a vast illegal trade in cigarettes sprang up. Contraband's share in the Canadian tobacco market jumped from 1 per cent in 1987 to approximately 31 per cent by the end of 1993.


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Crystal Carter blames her elementary-school daughter's repeated bouts with head lice on what she calls the Monroe County Community School Corp.'s lax policy on lice. For four years, the district has allowed children with nits - or lice eggs - to stay in school.
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They came in their thousands, women of different colours, sizes and salaries all united by one motive... a rampant desire for bargains and boy, were they rampant! As Gemma reported, crowds were pushy and doors were broken but that didn't deter some hardcore shoppers, namely me from picking up some fantastic buys. Fatigue and a balloon in my eye (don't ask) didn't stop me from laying my hands on some great items which was lucky as two of my buys sold out within hours! Continue reading to check out what I bought...
What I bought (L-R): This metallic green mac also came in blue, brown and silver although you were lucky if you saw many of them after 12pm. For £15 it's an affordable take on the sports chic look which is big this season. I picked up this cream smock jacket from a half full rail, my friend loved it and went on to get herself one five minutes later only to find an empty space. Looking remarkably like the Burberry Prorsum Princess smock coat this bargain will save you over one grand at just £20. Finally, these gorgeous peep toe flats also came in a cream/black snakeskin and were a purse friendly £8.
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(Unless you're clinically depressed, in which case being told to cheer up will not help at all, and even videos of hamsters eating tiny burritos won't be enough.)
sugarfrosted says
All this makes me think is "Geeze life would be easy if I were that hamster."
Zeno says
Strangely reminiscent of "My Dinner with Andre"!
dysomniak "They are unanimous in their hate for me, and I welcome their hatred!" says
In case your hamsters gets too fat from burritos:
René says
That settles it. I'm clinically depressed.
Hamsters never have to ask for a doggy bag.
Kevin Kehres says
Man. It just pounded the first one down.
Trebuchet says
@6: Not really. Just stuffed it into its cheek pouches to enjoy at leisure.
David Chapman says
Nahh, that's just making me worse. But the South Dakotan Anal Obsession headline underneath brought a brief smile to my trembling lips. :)
Inaji says
Sweet. I never thought about making burritos for the rats, I'll have to try it.
@ Inaji
I'll have to try it.
On behalf of Theo: YUMMY!
blf says
Hamsters Burritos! I must ask the local Mexican restaurant ig they can make some. They change their menu more-or-less daily, but to-date, the burritos have been the usual beef, chicken, and walrus.
Inaji says
On behalf of Theo: YUMMY!
I imagine that will be the reaction all around. :D
otrame says
As a person with clinical depression (though feeling fine now thanks to the wonders of modern medicine) I can tell you I don't mind being told to cheer up as long as it is intended kindly and not meant to suggest that if I don't that I am just staying down to annoy.
And the hamster knew what to do with something good. Stick it in the cheek pouch.
Cuttlefish says
nich says
Ideas for the next video…hmmm. How about Tiny Hamster writes a Yelp review?
Ariaflame, BSc, BF, PhD says
Looked a lot like a hamster I had as a kid. I didn't feed him burritos though. But sunflower seeds he'd shove in those cheek pouches like crazy. They have far more personality than guinea pigs, but not able to have as pets where I live now. For reasons I agree with totally. But still miss little cheek stuffers.
blf says
Looked a lot like a hamster I had as a kid.
I read that, on the first and second tries, as "I looked a lot like a hamster as a kid."
(Falls flat on the ceiling and giggles until the flying kangwhaleroos decide to relieve themselves…)
anuran says
obligatory Hamster Love
robertfoster says
Dig in Mighty Mas!
F [i'm not here, i'm gone] says
No, not enough for a permanent "fix", but it was lovely. As were all of the response vids.
I ended up with a hamster for a pet once, it was a nice housemate for years. Considering it was originally intended to be snake food, I think it made out rather well. (Picky Burmese Ball python who really didn't seem to like eating anyway, she was quite a gem herself.)
David Marjanović says
I never thought about making burritos for the rats, I'll have to try it.
Yay! ^_^
"I looked a lot like a hamster as a kid."
Many kids do. I saw one just yesterday. ^_^
Akira MacKenzie says
(Unless you're clinically depressed, in which case being told to cheer up will not help at all, and even videos of hamsters eating tiny burritos won't be enough.)
One of the most depressing things about depression is having everyone you know trying to "cheer you up" or motivate you, not knowing (or not believing) that they can't. It's annoying at best, condescending at worst.
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Akira MacKenzie
One of the most depressing things about depression is having everyone you know trying to "cheer you up" or motivate you, not knowing (or not believing) that they can't. It's annoying at best, condescending at worst.
So much this. And then they get offended when you get angry.
Akira MacKenzie says
I know! People treat you like a pariah when you aren't sufficiently "happy." That's how I got tossed out of my last face-to-face RPG group, I had offended them by wondering aloud how single people could talk about sex and relationships without getting depressed. (Don't ask why they were offended. This bunch were made up of New Agey/wannabe pagan/part-time Renn Faire actors. So my "sad" must have harshed their cosmic-Earth-Mother-vibes, or something.)
Akira MacKenzie says
Edit: Don't ask me why this would offend them.
woozy says
Um, the title was "Tiny Hamsters eating Tiny Burritos".
I am very disappointed in the blatant false advertising. And for a hamster, the one wasn't particularly tiny. The title should have been "A tiny animal that is an average sized hamster eating tiny burritos. Please tell the video maker to be more accurate in the future.
Muz says
Jesus he smashed those. Chew your food!
Ariaflame, BSc, BF, PhD says
@Muz #27
I'm sure he/she will when he/she actually gets around to eating them. But most of that wasn't eating, it was stuffing them in the cheek pouches hamsters have to store food which they take back to their nests and store there.
And no blf, that was me being lazy with prepositions, alas I didn't look nearly as cute as a hamster when I was young.
Ariaflame, BSc, BF, PhD says
Damn it. Pronouns, not prepositions
Muz says
Awesome. They are both the pelicans of the rodent world and great Dizzy Gillespie impersonators.
NelC says
You know what's worse than being told to cheer up by random acquaintances? Being told by your doctor that you'll feel better if you go take some exercise and get a job, any job. Kind of missing the point there, Doc, thanks for the prescription, though.
Alice Wilde says
Well, maybe I don't fit the mold but hamster videos often do cheer me up despite my depression. Sticking my face in a cat or dog to cuddle is effective as well.
Still, in general I hate when people try to "cheer me up". They tend get so offended when it doesn't work. They seem to think I'm just being difficult like I want to be depressed or something. After all, they were sad once or there life is hard too and they got over it so why can't I? Ugh. Fortunately? My wife has depression as well so we have tolerance for each other in this regard.
I shouldn't say it's bad to have people try to cheer you up sometimes but I wish people understood that a lot of time it won't work and sometimes it's better to just be sympathetic then try to make someone with depression happy because even if you don't get mad when you are unsuccessful you can still make a person with depression feel worse because they will feel like they've let you down or disappointed you when you weren't successful.
All that being said I am now envisioning making burritos or other tiny foods with my daughter for her hamster! However, I definitely would want to make sure it was made with hamster friendly ingredients


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Orzo Salad with Celery, Radishes, and Dill
Published: March 2011 Servings: 8 side-dish prep: 25 minutes total: 25 minutes
- 2 cups orzo (rice-shaped pasta)
- 1 1/2 cups very thinly sliced celery (about 3 stalks)
- 1 pint grape tomatoes, halved
- 1 bunch radishes, trimmed, thinly sliced
- 2/3 cup chopped fresh dill
- 5 tablespoons olive oil
- 4 tablespoons white balsamic vinegar
- 1 cup (about 5 ounces) crumbled soft fresh goat cheese (preferably with four peppers)
Nutritional Information
One serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 247.9
- %Calories from Fat 48.3
- Fat (g) 13.3
- Saturated Fat (g) 4.0
- Cholesterol (mg) 8.2
- Carbohydrates (g) 24.2
- Dietary Fiber (g) 2.8
- Total Sugars (g) 2.9
- Net Carbs (g) 21.5
- Protein (g) 7.9
- Sodium (mg) 107.4
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Cook orzo in large pot of boiling salted water until tender but still firm to bite, stirring occasionally. Drain. Rinse under cold water; drain. Transfer to large bowl; add celery, tomatoes, radishes, and dill.
Whisk oil and vinegar in small bowl. Season with salt and pepper and pour over salad; toss to coat. Season salad with salt and pepper. Fold in half of goat cheese. Sprinkle remaining cheese over and serve.
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Injuries reported in hayride accident
A group from Henry Ford Community College spent the day going on a hayride at Camp Dearborn in Milford. Shortly into that ride, something went horribly wrong when the trailer carrying the riders tipped over, throwing people to the ground.
Ambulances were called to the scene after the 18 riders were thrown off the ride.
While most injuries were treated on site, at least 3 people were rushed to nearby hospitals, including Providence Park Hospital. None of those injuries were reported to be life threatening.
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