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Analyst: Market shrinking for gaming handhelds, but there's hope
Nintendo and Sony are fighting an uphill battle against the staggering popularity of smartphone devices these days. But he and another analyst say there's reason for handheld gamers to hold out hope.10
Analysts predict November win for Xbox 360
Ahead of the NPD's release of US sales figures for November, analysts have picked the Xbox 360 as a clear favourite.2
Analyst: Pepper spray incident shows games are "a must have holiday item"
With a quote that will surely haunt us, EEDAR's Jesse Divnich has predicted a strong holiday season sales performance for the games industry.0
Analysts dismiss Kotick's SWTOR unprofitability claims
In response to Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick's claim that Star Wars: The Old Republic won't turn a profit for EA, analysts have been scornful.7
Analysts: GTA V to launch before summer 2012, will sell 20 million+
Analysts have Grand Theft Auto V pegged for a short by PR cycle, but a long string of numbers before the word "sales".7
EEDAR: 51% of NA PS3 and 360 owners purchased DLC over the last 12 months
Analysis firm EEDAR has estimated that 51 percent of PS3 and Xbox 360 owners have purchased downloadable content through their consoles over the last 12 months.2
Analysts dismiss concerns of PS3 price cut impact on Vita sales
Although the PlayStation 3′s price cut now puts it in the same league as the upcoming PS Vita, analysts doubt consumers will be put off the portable.5
Analyst: PS3 price cut to spur industry
Games industry analysts expect Sony's PlayStation 3 price drop to boost flagging sales and restore confidence.1
NPD and EEDAR to collaborate on complete US sales data
NPD and analyst firm EEDAR said today that they're to collaborate on providing "expanding video game tracking" to the US market, after complaints earlier this year that a lack of digital data in NPD reporting was giving a skewed view of the industry.0
Analysts: Nintendo "really feel the heat" from Vita
Analysts are convinced Nintendo has aggressively lowered the price of its 3DS handheld in order to best Sony's Vita when it hits the market.8
Analysts predict PS3 pulling ahead in console war
Analysts have credited Sony with at least a minor victory over Microsoft when this generation is done and dusted.7
Analysts keen on PopCap purchase
Analysts have responded positively to EA's acquisition of casual king Popcap.0
EEDAR: Sony's Welcome Back Program assisted PS3 sales
EEDAR has published a new Retail Buyer Report for July which, using IGN GamerMetric figures, discusses how Sony's Welcome Back Program helped boost sales through the firm's PlayStation Network.1
Mass Effect 3 takes EEDAR's best-of-show E3 crown
Industry analyst EEDAR has named Mass Effect 3 as the most promising retail product of E3 2011, based on consumer interest.4
Quick Quotes: Analyst Jesse Divnich voices his opinion on Wii U
"The feedback from the development and retail community has been universally positive. The only downside I foresee is the likelihood of AAA core 'ports' to the Wii U console. It would be great to see Battlefield and Assassin's Creed on the Wii U, but let's be honest, no core gamer is going to break habit […]3
Divnich: CoD: Elite to have 1.5 million subs by end of 2011
EEDAR analyst Jesse Divnich has said he expects newly-announced premium service Call of Duty: Elite will have 1.5 million subscribers by the end of the year.1
Analysts: 3DS shifted 500,000 units on five days, but sales have dropped
Analysts have predicted that 500,000 3DS consoles were sold in the handhelds first five days on sale in the US, but also that sales have dropped off markedly.7
Analysts disagree on outcome of US console wars
A group of analysts have offered differing assessments of the PlayStation 3 versus Xbox 360 debate, with Wedbush Morgan's notorious Michael Pachter predicting the Xbox 360 will win everything forever.20
Divnich: 3DS opening beat DS
While Nintendo has yet to release sales figures for 3DS following the console's release in the US and Europe last week, analysts are already pointing to a win over its predecessor, Nintendo DS.7
55% of 360 owners have bought a digital title, says EEDAR
Research firm EEDAR has said that over half of Xbox 360 owners have bought a downloadable title.9
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Analysts predict PS3 pulling ahead in console war
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EEDAR: Sony's Welcome Back Program assisted PS3 sales
Mass Effect 3 takes EEDAR's best-of-show E3 crown
Quick Quotes: Analyst Jesse Divnich voices his opinion on Wii U
Divnich: CoD: Elite to have 1.5 million subs by end of 2011
Analysts: 3DS shifted 500,000 units on five days, but sales have dropped
Analysts disagree on outcome of US console wars
Divnich: 3DS opening beat DS
55% of 360 owners have bought a digital title, says EEDAR
Guitar Hero was a "fad," Acti won't "strip-mine" CoD
Analysts: Xbox 360 to top US hardware charts, sales to decline through 2011
EEDAR posits $299-$349 price tag for WiFi NGP model
EEDAR: 360, Wii big winners in December NPD
Analysts: 8 million-selling Kinect "a surprise to us all," "premature to say Move is beaten"
Former IGN editor joins EEDAR
Analysts predict Xbox 360 will top October NPD charts
New data shows PS3 trailing Xbox 360 by only 3 million units worldwide
EEDAR: Purchase intent for Move and Kinect is low
Divnich: GTA V to appear at E3
Analyst: Nintendo to sell 5 million 3DS units by March 2011
Mass Effect 2 becomes best-selling January release ever in only one week
EEDAR: New IP up 106% since 2007
Analyst: DS2 will be announced "within the next eight months"
Pachter-EEDAR December hardware estimates show monster Wii sales
The party's over – Christmas news round-up
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Call it a grass roots effort or just a whirlwind fury of fundraising, local businesses stepped up to raise funds in a drive kicked off by 97.3 KIRO FM's Dave Ross and Seattle chef Tom Douglas to save Seattle's 4th of July fireworks show.
We're pleased to announce, with your help we have reached the goal of raising $500,000 in pledges. According to One Reel, the nonprofit that organizes the show, that is the amount needed to keep the show going.
On Thursday's Dave Ross Show, Seattle restaurateur and chef Tom Douglas pledged $5,000 to keep the show going after its cancellation due to the slumping economy and the collapse of Washington Mutual.
Douglas put out the challenge to Seattle area businesses to contribute what they could to keep a 4th of July fireworks show in Seattle.
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Microsoft and Starbucks agreed to match $125,000 each to return fireworks to Lake Union, bringing the total raised to $500,000.
Bill Pettit, of Merrill Gardens, called in to the Dave Ross Show Friday morning to announce the final pledge.
One Reel looked for 15 months for a new sponsor. Seattle-based bank Washington Mutual had been the sponsor of the show for eight years before it collapsed in 2008. Chase, which absorbed Washington Mutual, agreed to sponsor the show for one year.
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Seattle's other major fireworks show - one sponsored by the restaurant chain Ivar's - folded in 2009 due to costs.
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Grandfather, father and son will all tell you the same thing (baby Robert does not yet talk). Creating close family relationships is what's most important.
The eldest, Robert Phil Otero, a great-grandfather at 62, said he learned family values from his father, who acquired the same from his dad.
"You take care of your family, teach them well and discipline," Robert Phil Otero said.
His son, Robert Ben Otero, 42, said his dad taught him to respect others and work hard.
"We're a tight-knit family," Robert Ben said.
"We don't believe in divorce. My mom (Mollie Otero) and dad have been married for 42 years. My wife and I were married 24 years until she passed away last year."
Robert Ben's son, Robert Ernest Otero is 24, married to Kellie, with a 1-month old son named Robert Levi.
The senior Robert said he's grateful to be alive to see his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
"I'm thrilled they each wanted to name their child after their grandpa; their dad," he said.
The name Robert Otero means a lot to the family, Robert Ben Otero said.
"The Otero family is huge in Grand Junction," he said. "There's an attorney in the family, my uncle owns a jewelry store. The name has always meant something in Grand Junction. Our roots are strong."
Robert Ben Otero was in Denver this week training his dad's horses hoping to enter them in a horse race at Denver Arapahoe Park Sunday. It's somewhat of a family tradition for all the Oteros to travel for Father's Day to Denver, or Farmington to watch the horse races.
"It's quite fun, a family thing," Robert Phil Otero said. "All the kids participate. Win or lose, we enjoy the day.
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Aston Hall, Blakesley Hall and Soho House provide a choice of spectacular and elegant locations for your dream wedding.
18th July 2011
Fun packed summer holiday family programme at BMAG
The Summer Holiday Family Programme at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery has now been finalised and covers family events from July 21st to August 31st.
The hands on fun includes lots of chances to learn how to make something and get creative!
The Hatton Bug Zoo is also back by popular demand with The Return of the Creepy Crawlies on Friday 29th July, 5th August, 12th August, 19th August and 26th August.
There is a Falconry display on 27th July and 10th August, and Animalmania comes to BMAG on 8th August.
There are also musical activities taking place as part of the Home of Metal exhibition.
You will also have opportunities to meet Anglo-Saxon soldiers, a Roman moneyer and the Plague Doctor!
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OHIO COUNTY, Ky. (4/30/13) – Ohio County EMS, Masonville Fire Department, Ohio County Sheriff's Department, and Kentucky State Police Post 16 responded to an accident with injuries at 10:24 a.m. on Sunday, April 28, according to Kentucky State Police.
Authorities said Tricia Vanover of Calhoun was traveling west on Ky. Hwy. 764 in a 2010 Toyota Corolla as Bobbie McGrew of Utica was traveling east on the same road in a 2001 Ford Focus. As Vanover crested a hill she apparently noticed that McGrew was across the center line partially in the west bound lane. Police said Vanover swerved to avoid a collision and left the roadway on the north side of the roadway. She then lost control of her car, crossed back over the highway, and struck an earth embankment head on. Her car came to final rest partially on the roadway. She was taken to the hospital by a family member.
Authorities said McGrew swerved to avoid the collision with Vanover and overcorrected, causing her vehicle to exit the roadway on the north side where she struck an earth embankment. Her vehicle then followed the ditch and overturned coming to final rest in the ditch. McGrew was transported by Ohio County EMS to OMHS where she was treated.
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Since our founding in 1920, the Cleveland Institute of Music (CIM) has offered inspired teaching by creative faculty. In addition to the University Circle Main Campus, the Preparatory and Continuing Education Division has four branches, located in communities throughout northeast Ohio. A quality music education is closer than you think!
CIM strives to be an outlet for creative musical endeavors, and our doors are open to amateur and professional musicians alike. We believe that the skills learned during the course of music study, whatever the age, enhance the quality of life and nurture the human spirit.
As one of only eight independent music conservatories remaining in the US, the Cleveland Institute of Music provides a wealth of musical experiences. Inspiration can be drawn from over 500 orchestral and chamber concerts, staged operas, and faculty recitals of the highest caliber, most of which are free of charge. All CIM students have access to the abundant educational resources located in the beautiful Robinson Music Library.
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Lessons and programs for students of all ages and skill levels include:
- Eurhythmics: Classes available for ages 3-18. Eurhythmics provides an introduction to the basic elements of music through movement and sound.
- Private vocal and instrumental instruction: Private lessons offer the opportunity to work one-on-one with a member of CIM's renowned faculty. Lesson days and times vary by branch.
- Suzuki Studies: Developed by Dr. Shinichi Suzuki, this method teaches music similar to the way language is learned in early childhood through listening, imitation, repetition and encouragement.
- Musicianship: Music theory / ear-training lessons and classes taken in conjunction with private lesson instruction, enriches and enhances skills needed for a complete musical education.
- Ensembles: Chamber Music, Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony and String Orchestras provide participation opportunities for young musicians throughout Northeast Ohio whether or not they study privately at CIM.
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Junior Young Artist Program: A program providing instruction in the fundamental components of a thorough music education for serious music students (grades 7-10).
Young Artists Program: A rigorous course of music study combined with an equally demanding academic program that provides a solid foundation for highly gifted music students (grades 11-12).
Certificate Program: A program geared towards the serious music student seeking to strengthen their musical foundations. The program's core curriculum is made up of components' designed to enrich and develop a well-rounded musician.
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We are now accepting applications from ages 3 through adult, for lessons in piano, voice, percussion, string and wind instruments, theory and composition. Other offerings include Eurhythmics and Theory classes, Chamber Music, Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony and String Orchestras.
Submitting an application does not guarantee placement, as classes and lessons are limited to availability.
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New Preparatory Branches
The Cleveland Institute of Music is proud to announce the addition of new branches in Chagrin Falls and Crocker Park. Beginning through advanced studies, the opportunity to embark on a musical journey guided by world-class faculty and musicians is available in five locations throughout the Cleveland area.
We are presently accepting applications from ages 3-adult, for lessons in piano, voice, percussion, string and wind instruments, theory and composition. Other offerings include eurhythmics, theory classes, chamber music, Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony and string orchestra.
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Carl E. Baldassarre Composer/Performer Competition
The Carl E. Baldassarre Composer-Performer Competition was open to non-composition majors in both the Conservatory and Preparatory divisions at CIM. Ten finalists performed their original works before a panel of judges and an audience, competing for prizes totaling $5,000!
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10 June 2011
This week the brewery has seemed to be quiet with very few people around. One of the reasons for this is the start of the exam season. We have a number of brewers, team leaders, and laboratory staff who are extending their education by studying for formal brewing qualifications. These exams range from the equivalent of an NVQ right up to a masters degree.
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08 June 2011
The Woolpack, in Banstead, Surrey, has been named Shepherd Neame Pub of the Year in the brewery's annual pub awards.
Licensees Angie and Danny Irwin (pictured with Jonathan Neame) were commended for their warm welcome, excellent standards of food and drink and wide range of events and entertainment.
06 June 2011
The Faversham Hop Festival in Kent, September 3-4, celebrates its 21st anniversary this year and promises to be a jam-packed weekend for the whole family.
03 June 2011
Six Spitfire Ale consumers have each won a £500 Thomas Cook holiday voucher after buying their favourite pint.
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02 June 2011
There are plenty of signs for me that summer is just around the corner.
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N.T. Wright and the Resurrection: Reviewing "Surprised by Scripture" (Part 3)
Wright reminds us that robust Christian faith takes evidence on board, but fuses reason with faith, hope and love.
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Wright reminds us that robust Christian faith takes evidence on board, but fuses reason with faith, hope and love.
We now take for granted an understanding of the Christian story that was largely worked out by Paul and later theologians. Even though the Gospels were composed after Paul's letters, they were concerned to tell the story itself in all its strangeness as it had been preserved by the first generation of Christians. And what we find in the stories themselves is the shock and wonder and surprise that the resurrection caused.
So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
To understand more clearly where Polkinghorne lies on the larger landscape of science and religion, let's consider his approach to the Resurrection. Many contemporary thinkers, including some theologians and clergy, believe that "science" has somehow made it impossible to believe in the Resurrection, the deity of Jesus, and even belief in the transcendent God of the Bible.
The God who created the cosmos is the God who came to us as a child in Bethlehem.
"I flatter myself," Hume triumphantly proclaimed, "that I have discovered an argument . . . which, if just, will, with the wise and learned, be an everlasting check to all kinds of superstitious delusion, and consequently, will be useful as long as the world endures."
In this talk, Professor Plantinga addresses the fact that many contemporary thinkers—including many theologians—believe that God cannot perform miracles, providentially guide history, or interact in the lives of people, as these activities would be contrary to science. Plantinga, on the other hand, makes the case that this popular view is mistaken; excluding divine action in the world is not a central feature of natural science itself, but a philosophical or theological preference that has been added on to science (and can just as readily be removed). Plantinga concludes that it is completely logical to accept the miracles of the Bible and support contemporary science.
Charles Darwin's personal struggles and ultimate rejection of Christianity are well documented, and people are eager to link his loss of faith to his evolutionary theory. David Lack, on the other hand, began his scientific career as an agnostic, but shortly after publishing his famous book on the evolution of "Darwin's finches", he converted to Christianity.
Does God need to supernaturally "intervene" in order to bring about the diversity of life that we observe today? Is that kind of action different from God's ordinary action? We begin our three-part series with Robert John Russell's description of how views of divine action have changed throughout history, excerpted from his book Cosmology: From Alpha to Omega. Part 2 addresses why "intervention" in the natural world is a problem philosophically, theologically, and scientifically; and Part 3 explains Russell's own theory of divine action in the natural world.
We think that God created all living organisms, including humans, through the evolutionary process. But acceptance of creation through evolution does not mean that we reject the notion of a miracle-working God. On the contrary...
Sometimes Christians and non-Christians alike fall into thinking that God is only active in creation when there are miraculous violations of natural laws.
In this five section series, Ard Louis explores the relationship between science and miracles. He indicates the self-imposed limitations of science to discover knowledge while warning against the God-of-the-Gaps explanations. Then, he explains the two types of miracles seen in Scripture: those that are divine timing and those that are violations of the natural. Overall, God sustains natural processes, but, as the master composer, he has the ability to perform miracles as well.
It is obviously important to spend a lot of time discussing the scientific data. But it is also important to deal with the biblical data. Why? Because our expectations about the Bible affect how we handle the scientific data.
If we accept a scientific view of the world in which fixed physical laws hold true, how can we believe in miracles? After all, miracles are a suspension or interruption of these laws by God.
God acts in more than one way in the natural world. God sustains the regular patterns of the physical world, but sometimes chooses to act outside of those patterns. God's regular patterns are what scientists describe as natural laws (like gravity or photosynthesis). God's actions outside those patterns are usually called supernatural actions or miracles (like raising someone from the dead). Evolutionary creationists believe in the miracles of the Bible and that God can do miracles today. Evolutionary creationists also believe that God is just as involved in the regular patterns of the universe as in miracles.
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The Place We Live is a live radio interview program created by Marc Matheson as a mode of sketching the West Marin landscape through the lives of the people who live or work here.
Inspired by "West Marin Review", a local art and literature journal, The Place We Live features live conversation with a diverse range of local folk - writers, poets and artists, students, teachers and parents, farm and ranch workers, shopkeepers and townspeople - at the intersection of not just literature and art, but also work and learning, and the appreciation of artfulness in daily life.
The program also addresses community and public affairs topics relevant to life in West Marin, including education.
The Place We Live airs live on alternate Saturday mornings at 11:00, for an hour. Archived recordings of the show are available for free download and sharing within a few hours. (Scroll down for the archives.)
Listen live to the program at www.kwmr.org!
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October 13th, Gallery Route One, an artist-run non-profit engaged in art exhibition and community service, is the focus of this show. Host Marc Matheson welcomes GRO Board chair Toni Littlejohn, GRO co-director Zea Morvitz, artist member Tim Graveson and board member Sean Vogt for an hour of conversation.
September 29th, Point Reyes Station Wells Fargo Bank branch manager Jaime Rivera and lifelong resident Michael Mery, talk immigration, education, history and, of course, banking with host Marc Matheson.
August 18th, host Marc Matheson welcomes and speaks with Papermill Creek Children's Corner Executive Director Lauren Fried, Co-Head Teacher Juanita Romo and Board member Loretta Farley about the activities, community and future of this Point Reyes Station preschool.
August 4th, Inverness residents Murray Suid and Marc Matheson solve the world's problems, examining Socrates' alegation that the unexamined life isn't worth living and contemplating why, if there is a God, how come dogs and cats sometimes get lost? Join Murray and Marc as they unravel these and other weighty topics!
July 21st, Marc's guests were Inverness residents Kris Brown and Scoby Zook, and Bolinas resident Jane Mickelson, discussed their recent visits to Scotland.
July 7th, Christopher Miles, professional intuitive counselor, astrologer, aromatherapist, and space clearer, joined Marc in conversation, with music.
June 23rd, Marc's guest was Lee Weingrad, visiting from Beijing. Lee moved to China in 1990 to start a foundation to improve health care of the people of the Surmang region, called the Surmang Foundation. In the past 20 years the foundation has provided free quality health care to some of the world's poorest and most threatened women and children. In the past 10 years alone, the clinic has treated over 150,000 patients for free.
June 9th, from the soul of the South comes The Shiz. Indie Rock meets Louisiana Blues and Soul from Liz Hogan and Lilli Lewis, two leading ladies that front the band more like preacher women than beauty queens Marc speaks with Liz and Lilli, discussing their lives, their music and their upcoming national tour, by telephone.
May 26, Marc spoke with Inverness poet David Bailey about his life, writing, travels and dreams for the future.
May 12, Marc's guests were Margarito Lozo, who grew up on the Spaletta Ranch out on Point Reyes, and Talyha Romo, who grew up on the Stewart Ranch in Olema. Both are first-generation college students and, since elementary school, members of the Shoreline Community Mentoring Program started in 2006 by guest Jim Patterson and others.
Jim is currently interim principal for West Marin Elementary-Inverness schools. Margarito and Taly now attend Sonoma State University and Dominican University, respectively. Also, Ana Maria Ramirez joins by phone!
April 28th, Marc moderated a conversation with Shoreline Unified School District Superintendent Stephen Rosenthal, School Board Trustee Kegan Stedwell, and interim West Marin Elementary-Inverness School Principal Jim Patterson.
April 14th, Marc's guest was Steve Kinsey, County Supervisor for the Marin County's Fourth District spanning from San Pablo Bay to the Pacific Ocean. Supervisor Kinsey provided an informal "state of the County" update and took listener calls.
March 31st, during KWMR's Spring Pledge Drive, Marc interviewed local author Rebecca Wilson about her memoir, A House with No Roof: After My Father's Assassination. Click here for book and author information. Rebecca will read at Point Reyes Books on Saturday, April 7th, at 7pm.
March 17th, guest host Mark Potts spent an hour in charming, informational conversation with nine year-old Isatta Molena.
March 3rd, guest host Mark Potts spoke with local resident Elizabeth Whitney.
February 18th, guest host Susan Santiago interviewed intuitive portraitist with local resident Jill Culver.
February 4th, guest host Mia Johnson welcomed local parents, educators and community organizers Alex Porrata and Guadalupe Tausch in conversation around a range of topics related to genuine bilingual and bicultural education, both inside and outside of schools and homes. Tune in to learn about Spanish immersion classes being offered in Point Reyes Station!
February 18th, guest host Susan Santiago spoke with soul portrait artist Jill Culver, whose website can be found at jillculver.com
January 21, host Marc Matheson welcomed Joanne Martin-Braun, Regional Director of Northern California Shambhala, and Kurt Gundersen, Director of Tamalpais Shambhala Meditation Center, in conversation about the confluence of personal and community Shambhala Buddhist views and practices.
The first show of 2012, on Saturday, January 7th, featured three young singers - Jill Freeman, Ben Black and Anandi, from Los Angeles, Seattle and Portland, Oregon, respectively - who all happen to practice Shambhala buddhism. We chatted, listened to their recent CDs, and learned about their lives and practices, both personal and musical.
Christmas Eve day, December 24th, Marc Matheson hosted Tom Biagini, Inverness native and self-taught artist, photographer, painter, business owner, drummer, bodybuilder, actor, screenwriter and avid motorcyclist - and Dr. Rachel Rivers, coordinator of this year's Christmas Eve service at the Dance Palace Community and Cultural Center.
November 12th, the "Education in West Marin" series, launched in September on The Place We Live, continued with an hour-long conversation with local educator, parent and activist Madeleine Hope and host Marc Matheson. We discussed the new Tomales Bay Youth Center, in the process of being created in the old music building at West Marin Elementary School.
October 29, Marc was joined in conversation by Dick Lemon, Harriet Moss and Murray Suid from the West Marin Fund, a community foundation organized to serve the people of the rural villages of West Marin by providing new funding and other assistance to existing nonprofits. The fund also seeks to expand charitable giving and volunteer activity from residents and visitors, and support innovative endeavors that benefit the community but are beyond the scope of existing nonprofit groups.
The Place We Live's special series on "Education in West Marin" began on September 3rd, with a one-hour discussion with Julie Cassel, outgoing Executive Director of Halleck Creek Ranch and incoming new teacher at West Marin Elementary School in Point Reyes Station. Halleck Creek Ranch assists people with disabilities, and their families, with therapeutic horseback riding.
Given that education has become a lively local topic, The Place We Live has invited a number of guests who have a passion for the education of our children to talk with me, first, about their own lives and education. These include native West Marinites, former and current educators and School Board members, folks involved in both the public schools and alternative school options, and former and current students.
Your comments, criticisms and suggestions are warmly welcomed!
Feel free to email Marc Matheson at firstname.lastname@example.com
Guest host Paul Smith talks with Kristy Edwards about her life in West Marin.
"West Marin Review" editors Doris Ober and Myn Adess, and contributor David Miller, join host Marc Matheson in conversation and readings.
The West Marin Review, an award-winning literary and arts journal published by Point Reyes Books and friends and neighbors, was begun eight years ago in the rural town of Point Reyes Station, California. The journal now attracts never-before-published submissions from around the world and from artists in many mediums and writers of all persuasions.
Learn more about the Review at westmarinreview.org.
Visit "The Place We Live" on Facebook at facebook.com/ThePlaceWeLive.
Host Marc Matheson continues his KWMR 15th
Anniversary series of KWMR programmer profiles this weekend in
conversation with Howard Dillon of Bolinas.
Born in Dublin, Eire, and a veteran of the London stage, Howard co-hosts KWMR's "TeaTime Books" on Thursdays at 4 pm, and "Top of the Morning" on alternate Thursdays at 8 am.
"The Place We Live" airs live every other Saturday at 11am from www.kwmr.org and is archived for your later listening pleasure at http://www.kwmr.org/show/122.
Local baker, entrepreneur and mom, Celine Underwood, founder of Point Reyes Station's Brickmaiden Breads, is this week's guest in conversation with host Marc Matheson.
Seattle singer-songwriter and performer Adam Boehmer and partner (and creative talent in his own right) Dan'l Linehan are this week's guests in conversation with host Marc Matheson.
Adam's band, Tenderfoot, is currently on national tour, coast to coast with stops in between. Check it out at tenderfootmusic.com, and listen right here for some lovely chat and live performance:


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5 Tips for Picnics with Dogs
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Following the gift-giving season, if you find that you need to return or exchange one or more presents, here are some tips from the Better Business Bureau and the National Retail Federation that will make your return trip to the shopping center not such a frightful experience:
• Know the retailer's return policy before you head out to the store. Most retailers display return/exchange policies in their stores and post them on their websites. If policies are not clearly displayed, ask a sales associate or a manager to explain them.
• What if there is no receipt? Some retailers allow you to exchange merchandise without a receipt, but oftentimes will only provide merchandise credit for the lowest markdown price at which the item was sold.
• Some retailers won't accept returns unless the item is in its original package. If you plan to take back a gift after it is unwrapped, resist the urge to open it or play with it. No one wants to buy someone else's merchandise.
• Returns are a part of shopping, no matter where you buy. If the gift was purchased online, find out who pays for return shipping - you or the merchant? Some merchants will pick up the delivery charges for exchanges, but not for returns; others offer free return shipping on every return.
Find out if returns or exchanges can be made at an online retailer's nearby brick-and-mortar. Make sure you have the correct address if you need to mail returns back to the company. Some merchants have off-site service centers to handle returns that may be in a different location from where the merchandise is sent.
• Be patient. Remember, the week after Christmas is one of the busiest weeks of the year for retailers. With people's frustration high and tolerance low, be patient when returning merchandise.
Polansky is the education and outreach manager for the Better Business Bureau.


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Rayman and his friends discover new worlds and you can discover new ways to play in a fun new Rayman experience that makes full use of everything the Wii U has to offer.
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While strolling through an enchanted forest, Rayman and pals discover a mysterious tent. Within that tent are a series of captivating paintings, each one telling the story of a fantastic mythical world. But these aren't just paintings – looking too closely, the gang are sucked into a painting and enter the medieval world it depicted… and so the adventures begin! Rayman and his friends must run, jump and fight their way through each world to save the day and discover the secrets of every legendary painting.
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An off-duty Peekskill police officer was one of two people killed in a crash near the village of Goshen. YNN's John Wagner spoke with the grieving department.
PEEKSKILL, N.Y. -- "It's rattling, we're all shook up, and we'll never forget him," said Nicholas Franco, Peekskill Police Officer. "He'll always be in our hearts."
The Peekskill Police Department lost one of its finest. According to investigators, Julian Hermosillo, 29, died on Sunday night after losing control of his Jeep on Route 17. "He really gave his all and he's certainly going to be missed here," said Sergeant Raymond Henderlong, Peekskill Police Detective. "This is a small department and it's like a family, and we've certainly lost one of our brothers."
Hermosillo's jeep crossed over the guard rail into the oncoming lane, crushing another car. A 90-year-old Oneonta passenger in the other vehicle also died. The cause of the crash is still unknown. As a six-year Army veteran, Julian defended our nation in Afghanistan before moving into law enforcement. He worked in Wallkill and transferred two and a half years ago to the close-knit Peekskill department.
"He had a lot of military experience, nothing ever seemed like it daunted him," said Franco. "He kept himself in tip-top shape and he was just a great guy. You need a favor? He was there."
Julian is remembered as a go-to guy, admired for his upbeat, positive attitude. Fellow police say his fluency of Spanish was crucial.
"He got the Spanish community to unite with us and that helps us solve crime and keep the crime rate down," said Henderlong.
Hermosillo's family lives in California, where he grew up. Peekskill police officers say they will set up a local memorial for their brother in blue.
"This is a loss to our family and it hurts," said Franco.
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