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Last week Sony announced the development of a pico projector module "equipped with Sony's independently-developed image processing system, that uses laser beam scanning (LBS)" and "incorporates the PicoP technology developed by MicroVision, Inc."
We are extremely pleased and gratified that laser beam scanning technology that MicroVision pioneered is being adopted by a technology leader and innovator like Sony. With its expertise in projector and optical technology, leadership in semiconductor lasers and track record with innovative, high quality consumer electronics, Sony's interest in pico projection and adoption of LBS is a significant development for the market as a whole.
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We understand the strong interest Sony's press release generated and we issued a release today confirming the adoption of PicoP display technology by this Fortune Global 100 electronics brand.
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This year, mobile connections are predicted to out outnumber the world population. As the mobile ecosystem evolves, so does the need for technologies to support it. This was evident at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. This year, there were three trends that particularly stood out to us.
Enabling the mobile enterprise: With 66 percent of workers using two or more mobile devices for work each day, it's no surprise that enterprise mobility was a major focus at this year's show. Numerous companies introduced solutions intended to make mobile use easier and safer for both the enterprise and consumers, such as Samsung KNOX, VMWare Horizon Suite, and IBM's Mobile First. For instance, VMWare's Horizon Suite allows employees to access corporate applications across all their mobile devices. As this Forbes article puts it, "(these announcements) highlight the focus on delivering and managing what really matters to employees – applications and workflows that are easy to use on mobile devices."
OEMs embrace content: Many OEMs introduced software and services to make consuming and sharing mobile content even easier. HTC's Zoe allows users to turn their photos and videos into short video clips on their mobile devices that can easily be shared with others, and the Blinkfeed feature brings hidden content to the home screen of mobile devices. Samsung also showed off its Video Discovery application for finding, watching and sharing TV content.
Bigger displays are better displays: Mobile World Congress 2013 was proof that small screens are a thing of the past. LG introduced the Optimus G Pro with a 5.5 inch display, and China's ZTE showed off the Grand Memo with a 5.7 inch display. The new Asus Phonepad blurred the lines between a phone and a tablet with its 7 inch screen. With more and more OEMs vying to provide larger screens, there is an even greater opportunity for pico projection technology.
Whether it is for work, personal enjoyment or social interaction, these three trends are reflective of the fact that people use their mobile devices to discover, consume and share content more than ever before. Addressing consumer expectations for more content and improved display experiences presents exciting opportunities for PicoP® display technology to bring enhanced visibility to the world of mobility.
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Thanks to the mass adoption and acceptance of smartphones and tablets, the way we consume information has changed drastically over the last five years and is set to rapidly continue the transition to mobile devices in the next five years. In fact, if the latest forecast from Cisco Systems holds true, mobile data consumption (based on data traffic) could increase 13-fold by 2017 with mobile video showing some of the most dramatic increases.
Whether it's catching up on a Forbes article, enjoying the latest hit from a favorite recording artist or watching the newest episode of "Homeland" on a flight, it's crystal clear that mobile devices are about so much more than just making calls, sending a text or even browsing the web. A recent report from TDG states that based on product sales and use, consumers will watch nearly 58 billion hours of TV and video on tablets by 2017, which is nearly 10 percent of all current TV and online video consumption. Taking this one step further, mobile devices no longer imply mobility by users; 68 percent of this type of mobile use happens in the comfort of our own homes and is described by viewers as "me time."
When we at MicroVision look at these statistics and industry growth expectations, we get even more excited about the opportunity for pico projection. Downloading and watching visual content, like movies and TV shows, is easier and faster than we could have ever imagined; nonetheless, the screens where we view this content are some of the smallest to date. Even a 7" tablet is limiting when watching video content. With PicoP® display technology, users will be able to enjoy all the benefits and freedom of mobile data in high definition without the limitations of the small screens.
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Over the years, researchers have investigated direct, conditional, and meditational pathways of adolescent aggression in relation to both temperament and parenting behaviours. However, no study to date has considered these relations with respect to a measure of aggression differentiated by form (e.g., overt, relational) and function (e.g., proactive, reactive). The present study examined the differential association of adolescent temperament and authoritative parenting on four subtypes of aggression. Participants included mothers, fathers, and one adolescent (between the ages of 10-19) from 663 families, recruited through random digit dialing. Parents reported on their child's temperament and occurrence of aggressive behaviours in addition to the perception of their own authoritative parenting. Adolescents reported on their own temperament and aggressive behaviours as well as on both their mother and father's authoritative parenting. Multiple regression analyses confirmed predictions that some aspects of temperament and authoritative parenting provide motivation towards the engagement of different aggressive behaviours. For example, higher negative affect was related to reactive types of aggression, whereas a strong desire for novel or risky behaviours related to proactive aggression. However, differences in effortful control altered the trajectory for both relationships. Higher levels of self-regulation reduced the impact of negative affect on reactive-overt aggression. Greater self-regulation also reduced the impact of surgency on proactive-overt aggression when age was a factor. Structural equation modeling was then used to assess the process through which adolescents become more or less susceptible to impulsive behaviours. Although the issue ofbi-directionality cannot be ruled out, temperament characteristics were the proximal correlate for aggression subtypes as opposed to authoritative parenting dimensions. Effortful control was found to partially mediate the relation between parental acceptancelinvolvement and reactive-relational and reactive-overt aggression, suggesting that higher levels of warmth and support as perceived by the child related to increased levels of self-regulation and emotional control, which in tum lead to less reactive-relational and less reactive-overt types of aggression in adolescents. On the other hand, negative affect partially mediated the relation between parental psychological autonomy granting and these two subtypes of aggression, supporting predictions that higher levels of autonomy granting (perceived independence) related to lower levels of frustration, which in tum lead to less reactive-relational and reactive-overt aggression in adolescents. Both findings provide less evidence for the evocative person-environment correlation and more support for temperament being an open system shaped by experience and authoritative parenting dimensions. As one of the first known studies examining the differential association of authoritative parenting and temperament on aggression subtypes, this study demonstrates the role parents can play in shaping and altering their children's temperament and the effects it can have on aggressive behaviour.
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Berry-Berry (Warren Beatty) returns to a remarkably creepy home, parents Ralph (Karl Malden) and Annabel (Angela Lansbury), and brother Clinton (Brandon de Wilde), in this scene from John Frankenheimer's All Fall Down, 1962.
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1. What does Yardley tell Venetia she must stop doing in Chapter 3?
(a) Wearing men's clothes.
(b) Inviting Oswald over.
(c) Expecting Conway to return.
(d) Wandering without a chaperone.
2. How does Oswald try to act around Venetia?
(a) Sensitive.
(b) Intelligent.
(c) Brave.
(d) Romantic.
3. Why is Yardley threatened by Damerel?
(a) He worries there will be gossip about Damerel and Venetia.
(b) He worries Damerel will attack Aubrey.
(c) He worries Damerel will steal Venetia's heart.
(d) He worries Damerel will buy the Undershaw Estate.
4. Who owns the manor Venetia lives in?
(a) Colin.
(b) Conway.
(c) Carson.
(d) Calder.
5. What does Oswald decide when he visit's the Priory?
(a) He should work with Yardley to get rid of Damerel.
(b) His chances are good for winning Venetia's heart.
(c) Damerel, Venetia and Aubrey are too comfortable together.
(d) That his mother should counsel Venetia about propriety.
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1. What is Clara Denny's opinion of Yardley?
2. What is big news in town in Chapter 3?
3. How does Lady Denny act toward Lord Damerel?
4. How does Damerel get Yardley to leave the Priory?
5. What is the name of Aubrey's dog?
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4. What scandalous information does Lady Denny tell Venetia about Lord Damerel?
5. What kind of plan does Venetia come up with in Chapter 18?
6. What does Venetia think Damerel means when he says he would not have kissed her had she been with an attendant?
7. How does Venetia get along with Sir Lambert?
8. What does Venetia tell Damerel he is the first to perceive in Chapter 7?
9. What does Philip discuss with Damerel and Venetia in Chapter 21?
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The metals complex is likely to extend its gains through the day, but investors remain cautious ahead of the September import-export index due for release later Wednesday.
ETF Securities announced Monday the launch of a new exchange-traded fund that targets the basket of major industrial metals like aluminum, copper, lead, nickel, tin, and zinc for public trade. Similar to the SPDR Gold Trust ETF (GLD), the new platform will buy physical supplies of base metals. Industry analysts believe that with the new fund copper prices could rise by almost 20% to a record $10,000 per metric tonne on the London Metals Exchange. The prospectus for the new ETF has yet to be published.
CopperCopper for three-month delivery increased 0.8% to touch $8,415 per metric tonne on the LME as demand improved against a weakening dollar. Copper inventories fell 725 tonnes to 371,750 tonnes. Planned copper mining projects are unlikely to support the estimated demand growth at current rates and would, therefore, lead to a deficit in the mined copper market, Rio Tinto (RTP) revealed to the Wall Street Journal. These mining projects are likely to support only 3% of annual demand growth vs. the estimated 3.81% demand growth during 2010 and 4.49% in 2011. Southern Copper (SCCO), which closed at $38.81 on Tuesday, finds support at $38.13 and faces resistance at $39.18. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold (FCX) closed at $95.43 with support and resistance at $93.69 and $96.38, respectively. Teck Resources (TCK) closed at $44.23 with support at $43.33 and resistance at $44.80. Aluminum Aluminum for three-month delivery inched 0.3% lower to $2,431 per tonne. Inventories shed 3,825 tonnes to 52-week lows of 4.32 million tonnes. Lack of aluminum producer discipline is continuing to rupture the supply-demand balance and is likely to cap any significant price increases in the upcoming years, Dow Jones reports, citing a Standard Bank report. In 2010, prices are likely to average around $2,219 per metric tonne; in 2011, prices are likely to average $2,430 per metric tonne. Notably, aluminum is trying to break its April 2010 highs, while other metals have already hit five-month highs. Alcoa (AA) closed trading at $13.20 Tuesday, finding support and resistance at $12.92 and $13.36, respectively. Century Aluminum (CENX) closed at $14.41 with support at $14.02 and resistance at $14.61. Kaiser Aluminum (KALU) closed at $45.77, finding support at $44.21 and resistance at $46.64.
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M.C. Escher: Reality and Illusion
Sept. 20, 2014 Jan. 5, 2015
M.C. Escher created intricate geometric drawings and prints of spaces that can only exist on paper and in the viewer's mind. His images continue to boggle the eye and the brain, captivating viewers more than 40 years after his death. In Escher's world, stairways are built upside-down, water runs uphill and every object is reproduced with mathematical precision. This Escher retrospective is one of the largest and most comprehensive ever offered in the United States. Its exclusive New England showing at the Currier Museum of Art will contain his best-known works of art, early family portraits, original preparatory sketches and mezzotints he created, and one of the of lithographic stones he used to print a later work.
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Luna kept running until she tripped over her own two feet and fell to the ground. Nocturna hopped out of her arms before the initial fall so no harm would be done to her.
Rex sharply inhaled as he saw Luna fall to the ground. Unfortunately, Rex was too far behind Luna to be able to do anything.
Luna just laid on her back, and laughed. Nocturna tilted her head in confusion.
"Hoot?" she chirped.
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"Yes," she laughed. She then sat up and grabbed Rex's arm and tried to pull him down as well.
Rex fell to the ground as well, though he was careful as to not land on Luna.
"Owww," he said as he rubbed his head, though it was obviously fake. "Why did you do that?" Rex asked as he sat up.
"Because I wanted to," Luna replied playfully.
Rex smirked back to Luna, not quite sure what she meant.
"We're in the middle of a path, we're gonna get run over," Rex said as an annoyed jogger stepped off of the path and walked around them. The jogger sighed in disapproval, though Rex didn't think much of it.
"Pfft, people ruining our fun," Luna frowned as she stood up. She then returned Nocturna into her Pokeball.
Rex grabbed a hold of her hand and pulled her down again.
"Screw people," he smirked. "I mean... not literally. That would be weird," he said, awkwardly laughing.
Luna laughed as she was pulled back down.
"I would think so," she agreed.
Soon, a distracted jogger who was more interested in her ipod than in where she was walking stepped directly on Rex's stomach. The worst part was, she didn't even notice.
"Owww," he gasped, having the wind knocked out of him. "Jerk," he muttered as he sat upright again.
Luna growled at the female jogger then looked at Rex.
"Are you alright?" she asked in concern.
"I'm fine," Rex replied, though he glared at the jogger. Moments later, he realized what Luna had just done. "Did you just growl at her?" Rex asked. He started giggling to himself.


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On June 20th, 2014 the Heintzelman Funeral Home, Inc., Hellertown, received their new Orange County Chopper Motorcycle Hearse. This hearse was made by the famous TV personality, Paul Teutel Sr. from the program American Chopper. In December of 2013, David Heintzelman entered into an agreement with OCC to build a custom casket/urn carriage similar to a passenger motorcycle side car. The design had its challenges because of the weight distribution with and without a casket or urn. The unveil happened with 70 bike enthusiasts and 20 OCC workers at their headquarters in Newburgh, NY. They were also treated to a meal at the Famous OCC Café.
Forever Remembered Hearse Co. will provide services to the biker community. David said that this is the 3rd funeral coach that was made for his company and far exceeds any manufacturer out in the market place. Paul Teutel Sr. along with the OCC Team made our family very proud by making the finest motorcycle hearse coach to represent the biker and funeral industry. For more pictures, please visit Forever Remembered Hearse Co.
On Monday, June 24th, 2013 at a Gala at the Bear Creek Mountain Resort, the Heintzelman Funeral Home, Inc., Hellertown and Schnecksville was award " The Best of the Valley 2013" from an independent voting from Lehigh Valley Magazine. The Heintzelman Family wishes to thank the communities in which they serve for such a prestigious award. David and Robert Heintzelman attribute their success to their parents who introduced them and instilled the values of funeral service, its staff and clergy who work with them on a daily basis. The families we serve are so important to us and we certainly try our very best to exceed their personal wishes. Our moto has been "A family dedicated to caring and There is a difference . . . ask the families we've served." Thank you Lehigh Valley – we will work even harder to earn your future trust in the services we provide.
Business of the Year award winners announced
On December 10, 2012, David and Robert Heintzelman were presented with the 2012 Business of the Year, a program of Lehigh Valley Business, the "Corporate Citizen of the Year."
The awards Dinner and Ceremony was held at Arts Quest Center at SteelStacks. The Heintzelman's attributed their success to their parents who founded the business, dedicated staff and the families they serve.


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An artist's sketch of the design for the remodeled Ridgedale Center Macy's store.
Photo: A359 Architecture ,
Type: Retail
Addition size: 81,085 square feet
Height: Two stories
Architect: A359 Architecture, Cincinnati
Details: Minnetonka Planning Commission members last week got their first look at the proposed 81,085-square-foot expansion of the Ridgedale Center Macy's department store as well as other elements of mall owner General Growth Properties' three-phase plan to transform Ridgedale into an upscale "fashion center."
Macy's will expand one of its two stores at the mall, while the second will be closed and razed to make way for a 138,000-square-foot Nordstrom department store anchor in the second phase. A later phase will see three new restaurant "pads" created in the northwest corner of the Ridgedale site.
The commission recommended that the City Council approve the master plan and heard more details about the Macy's store improvements from Bob Rich of A359 Architecture, who unveiled renderings that revealed a near complete transformation of the store's exterior.
They showed new full-height, 40-foot entrances and "iconic" white pearlescent architectural metal panels, which Rich said were consistent with Macy's philosophy of using "the building as the brand."
The commission also followed a staff recommendation to deny Macy's request for a sign variance for 11-foot-tall store logos, which the panel said exceed limits set by Ridgedale's covenants with the city. The panel dismissed Rich's argument that logos aren't signs in the traditional sense, but integral design elements.
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Anthony Matthews, 30, an 11-year veteran of the Marine Corps and a student in Spokane Community College's Natural Resources program, plants foliage to restore the south side of the Spokane River at Stateline on Friday. SR photo/Tyler Tjomsland
As we slide through our Thursday (nearly to Friday), lets take a look at some highlights from today's Valley Voice. I stopped by a Spokane River shoreline restoration project last week near Stateline and found volunteers industriously planting 800 trees, shrubs and other plants. In our rocky soil, that's no picnic. The project will help repair damage done by vehicles driving down to the water's edge to launch boats illegally.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger checked in with the West Valley, East Valley and Central Valley school districts to check on student enrollment. Some numbers are lower than expected and others are higher. Central Valley is seeing a growth in high school students.
The Spokane Valley City Council approved a flat property tax for 2014 this week, though one council member argued that the city should consider taking the allowed 1 percent increase because of all the projects coming up.
Otis Orchards School principal Suzanne Savall hugs cousins Devon Nelson, 7,left, and Zachary Hughes, 7, as they return for second grade on the first day of school Thursday. Kindergarten teacher Stacey Brinkley awaits arrivals at left. SR photo/Dan Pelle
Happy Tuesday! I hope everyone enjoyed a nice, extended weekend. Let's celebrate our shorter work week with a look at some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. The Positive Change coalition that swept into power at Spokane Valley City Hall in 2009 is fracturing, with some supporting incumbent Gary Schimmels in this year's election and some supporting his challenger, Ed Pace. It's shaping up to be the race to watch in November.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger stopped by the Otis Orchards School in the East Valley School District for the first day of school last week. This is the final year of the district's transition to schools that combine kindergarteners through eighth graders under one roof. Lisa also has a brief look at the school year budgets for the East Valley, West Valley and Central Valley school districts.
The YWCA is preparing to open a new confidentail domestic violence shelter in Spokane Valley this month. They're looking for donations from the community to provide basic household items like pots and pans. This shelter will be able to house three single women and three or four women with children at a time.
Greg Williams and Colleen Ramsey (reflected in mirror) drive the streets of Spokane Valley during a training session last week for the West Valley School District. SR photo/Dan Pelle
Happy Friday! I hope everyone had a safe and fun Fourth of July celebration. Before the weekend starts, lets take a look at some highlights from Thursday's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a story on the training required to become a substitute bus driver in the West Valley School District. Aspiring drivers have to complete days of classroom work and road tests before being hired.
The town of Rockford has paid its bill for law enforcement services from the Spokane County Sheriff's Office. The City Council had balked at paying the $32,000 bill, but they recently voted to pay what is owed to date. At a recent town hall meeting residents had expressed concern that the Sheriff's Office might stop responding to calls because the town hadn't paid its bill, but the Sheriff promised not to abandon the town.
Correspondent Stefanie Pettit has an update on Miss Chicken, who is now well settled in her new Spokane Valley home. The formerly feral chicken was trapped and relocated after hanging around Pettit's house for quite some time.
East Valley Middle School eighth-graders Austin Prochnow, 14, left, and Anthony Huck, 14, use lathes to chisel and sand tulipwood into parts to make fountain pens on May 7. Students have been making the wooden pens to give to veterans who plan to take the Honor Flight. Above, one of the pens. SR photo/Colin Mulvany
I'm back and have successfully weeded through the hundreds of emails that awaited me when I arrived back at work this morning. Now it's time to bring you some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. This one is the Lisa Leinberger edition, since she put in a lot of hard work filling the section while I was gone.
Lisa's first story is on an after school program through East Valley Middle School that allows students to make hand crafted pens to be given to local veterans. The students get a chance to practice their skills while also presenting gifts to World War II veterans who are traveling on Honor Flights to see the WW II memorial in Washington, D.C.
Lisa has two stories out of the West Valley School District. The school board gave a thumbs down on three new names suggested for Contract Based Education. Everyone agrees that the alternative high school needs a new name but no decision has been made yet. The district also is set to host its 12th annual Community Block Party on Tuesday. This year Centennial Middle School Principal Karen Bromps will be in the dunk tank.
This weekend is the sixth annual Eastern Washington Farm Heritage Show put on by the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum. Visitors can learn about Spokane Valley's history and check out hands-on exhibits.
WVHS sprinter-jumper Terrynce Duke runs through block starts Wednesday at the school. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
All I have to say is that Monday came much too early this week. With that said, let's move forward with some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a story on the Central Valley School District's new computer system that allows students and parents to check progress online. The new software also means that teachers don't have to hand schedule students anymore.
The city of Spokane Valley held a public meeting last week to go over a planned stormwater improvement project on 14th Avenue between Carnahan Road and Custer Street. The project is expected to be completed this summer and should end the frequest flooding and erosion after heavy rains.
Correspondent Steve Christilaw has a story on West Valley senior Terrynce Duke, who is becoming a standout track athlete after years of playing football and basketball.
John Rice, 15, acts out an improvisation scene with Tori Heischel during a creative writing exercise designed to show how characters influence story on Tuesday at RiverCity Leadership Academy in the West Valley School District. RiverCity will close at the end of the school year. SR photo/Tyler Tjomsland
Good Monday morning, everyone. You may have noticed that I ducked out of the office on Friday and didn't post on the blog, but I'm back now with some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. Anyone who drives down Sullivan Road will notice that a construction project has begun north of the Spokane River to Trent. Over the next six weeks or so northbound and southbound traffic will be limited to one lane each direction, so be prepared if you need to head that way.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger had a story on West Valley's RiverCity Academy, which is closing for good at the end of the current school year. Enrollment at the project-based school is down to 17 and the students will go to other alternative schools in the area.
Lisa also had a story on a driving tour of the Lake Saltese area organized by the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum. The tour, which was held over the weekend, visited several historical sites in the area. The former Lake Saltese was drained in 1894 to create the Morrison Ranch.
A big crowd turned out for last week's meeting on whether or not there should be an I-90 overpass at University Road. Several neighborhood residents were there to speak out against doing such a project while others were in favor of at least a pedestrian/cyclist overpass. Right now no construction project is planned, the city is doing a study on whether an overpass is needed.
Collette Bise, who raises Angus beef on a farm near Newman Lake, nuzzles Fluffy, one of the farm cats, Nov. 16. Her dog, Tibby, was shot and killed nearby on Oct. 25. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Good Thursday morning everyone. It's time for some highlights from Today's Valley Voice. First up is a sad story by correspondent Cindy Hval about a family dog shot by a poacher new Newman Lake. The dog was killed at the same time as a fawn on private property that was liberally posted with "No Hunting" signs. The dog's owner heard her dying yelps. Both the property owner and the Humane Society are offering rewards for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a report on higher than expected enrollment in the Central Valley and West Valley school districts. The Spokane Valley Fire Department is working to put togetther a history wall in its new Administration Building.
Correspondend Stefanie Pettit has a column about Bing Crosby's history in Spokane before he left law school to persue a Hollywood career. It's an interesting look at his early life.
Improvements made to Woodlawn Cemetery in Spokane Valley include a new entry gate and central bench/columbarium. SR photo/Kathy Plonka
We've got several good stories for you in today's Valley Voice. Correspondent Cindy Hval talked to 12-year-old Justin Peterson, who has been working to raise money for Honor Flight. The organization takes World War II veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit the WW II memorial. Peterson recently won a national competition that will result in a $15,000 donation to Honor Flight.
The Spokane Valley City Council held a special meeting last week with local state legislators to pitch the importance of replacing the west Sullivan Bridge. The city is trying to come up with the last $10 million it needs to fund the project, which is estimated to cost $19.5 million, and wants the state to help fund the projects.
Correspondent Stefanie Pettit has a story on Woodlawn Cemetery in the Edgecliff Neighborhood. The cemetery was overgrown until residents of the neighborhood banded together to clean it up. It was called Englewood Cemetery when it was established in 1888. The cemetery is now owned and maintained by the Fairmount Memorial Association and is again open for burials.
Spokane County Fire District 8 is looking at a budget deficit for 2013 after a maintenance and operations levy failed at the polls last November. The fire commissioners are looking at ways to fill in the gap while also making numerous cuts.
The results of the West Valley School district mock election are in and mirror the actual election results, reports Lisa Leinberger. The experience gave students a taste of what a real election is like.
Kate Steen, nanny for twins Reed Swain, left and Harrison Swain, age 3, reads to them at the Liberty Lake Library Tuesday. When the city of Liberty Lake incorporated, it started it's own library rather than contract with the Spokane County Library District. Now the two agencies are forming a partnership. SR photo/Colin Mulvany
Thursday is not only one day removed from Friday, it's also a Valley Voice day. As always, we have some highlights for your perusal. There is a new agreement between the Liberty Lake Library and the Spokane County Library District that allows Liberty Lake patrons to get a free non-resident library card at the county libraries. The Liberty Lake Library has given free non-resident cards to county residents for years.
Repoter Lisa Leinberger has a story about a new electronic reader board at Ness Elementary School in West Valley. The money for the sign was raised by the school's Parent Teacher Organziation over the last three years. Previously the PTO purchased playground equipment for the school.
Correspondent Jill Barville spoke the owners of Valley Produce and Supply at 32nd and Best Road. The business sells produce grown by Spokane Valley farmer Chuck Utecht and other local suppliers. Since it is almost Halloween, there are plenty of pumpkins to be had.
Farmer Robin Jons hands customer Dawson Smith, 5, a pumpkin he just bought Wednesday, at AC Starr Farms. The Otis Orchards farm will present its annual Pumpkins for Pets Fall Festival, a fundraiser for Partners for Pets in Spokane Valley and River City Pet Rescue in Post Falls. SR photo/Colin Mulvany
Ah, Monday. How we've missed you. Of course, Monday means it's time to take a look at some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. There is some new landscaping going in near Discovery Playground and Centerplace. The spot will also include two small picnic shelters that can be reserved for birthday parties or just family picnic.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger wrote a story about the Pumpkins for Pets festival at AC Starr Farms. The annual event, which benefits two local pet rescue organizations, includes hayrides, a corn maze, face painting and more. Pets are invited to attend as well.
Lisa also has a story on mock elections at West Valley. All the high school students are learning about the candidates for local, state and federal candidates before they hold a mock election at the end of the month. They've been asking pointed questions of candidates who have come to speak to them.
The Liberty Lake Police Department is joining a new domestic violence program being spearheaded by the Spokane County Sheriff's Office. The new Lethality Assessment Program is designed to get domestic violence victims the help they need immediately instead of officers just handing out a brochure with phone numbers. The new program will be used in Spokane Valley as well.
Skyway Cafe owner Sandy Melter, left, talks with Jerry Martin, center, and Ron Webber, right, at the "pilots table," Tuesday. Located at Felts Field, the Skyway is 63 years old and filled with aviation memorabilia. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Welcome to another hot and sunny day in Spokane. To celebrate we have a tour of today's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger is continuing her tour of places to see in the Spokane Valley area and this week she visited the Skyway Cafe at Felts Field. The cafe is known for its good food and prime location that allows diners to watch planes taking off and landing at the airport.
The Spokane Valley Fire Department and Spokane County Fire District 9, both of which serve residents in the Spokane Valley area, have replacement maintenance and operations levies on the August ballot. Both districts get a significant amount of their annual budget from the levies. The ballots should begin arriving in the mail this week and must be returned by Aug. 7.
The Spokane Valley City Council got its first look this week at draft goals and policies for the shoreline plan that have been recommended for approval by the city's planning commission. There will be a lot more dicussion on this at future meetings.
Lisa also wrote about new West Valley School District assistant superintendent Jean Marczynski, who most recently worked for the Central Valley School District for many years.
Senior Jake Hochberg leads an experienced pitching staff at Central Valley. Hochberg has split a pair of decisions in CV's first four games. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
It's Monday and it's not raining. Everyone cross your fingers that this will last at least a little while. Meanwhile, it's time to take a look at Saturday's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a profile on Gene Sementi, who is stepping up to become West Valley's superintendent. He has worked with the district for many years as a teacher, coach, principal and assistant superintendent.
The Spokane Valley City Council discussed how much of the city's year-end balance to commit to street preservation on Tuesday. It was a split decision, with four of the seven council members favoring taking $2 million. That would leave $26 million, which the council has previously identified as the minimum amount it wants left over.
Correspondent Steve Christilaw spoke to the coach of the Central Valley High School baseball team, who is dealing with a soggy start to his season. The field is soaking wet and pitchers haven't been able to get much practice time on the mound.
After seven years as superintendent of the West Valley School District, Polly Crowley is stepping down. She visits with Orchard Center Elementary School Principal Travis Peterson on Tuesday in Spokane Valley. SR photo/Dan Pelle
There was a good mix of stories in Saturday's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger topped off the front page with a nice profile on West Valley Superintendent Polly Crowley, who has announced her retirement at the end of the school year.
The issue that is likely to generate some debate was a discussion by the Spokane Valley City Council last week on whether they should ban curbside fundraisers such as Fill the Boot. The city currently gives out permits to local charities to do this once a year, but many groups apparently aren't following the rules and there are safety concerns.
The 2011 numbers are in for the Spokane Valley Fire Department and show an increase in arson fires and a decrease in accidental fires. The number of arson arrests are up as well and the department is proud of it's high solve rate for the criminal fires. Correspondent Valerie Putnam attended the recent Millwood City Council meeting, where they voted to change the regular meeting date and spent a lot of time discussing water rates.
At the Spokane County regional fire dispatch center, dispatcher Mike Cappellano monitors a call of a tree that fell onto a house Wednesday. SR photo/Colin Mulvany
Well, judging by our wild weather this weekend, I guess it is still winter. Today's chilly temperatures may not stop teenagers from wearing shorts, but it makes a perfect day for the rest of us to sit inside with our coffee and get caught up on Saturday's Valley Voice.
The Spokane Fire Department runs a fire dispatch center that serves all of Spokane County and last year they purchased some new software that allows calls to be sent to firefighters sooner. Response times have improved as dispatch times have improved.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger spent some time with Freeman Elementary School students portraying each of the nation's 44 presidents in a fun "wax museum" event. Lisa also has a story on the retirement announcement made by West Valley Superintendent Polly Crowley. She will leave the district at the end of the school year after seven years as superintendent.
Correspondent SteveChristilaw checked in with the University High School boys basketball team last week before their regional game with Kennewick as they looked back on their season.
Trail developer Mark Pinch stops to enjoy the view from the top of the 552-acre Saltese Uplands, an area of Liberty Lake that was recently purchased through Spokane County's Conservation Futures program. SR photo/J. Bart Rayniak
One of the highlights in today's Valley Voice is a story by correspondent Jill Barville on the new Saltese Uplands natural area. Spokane County is working to buy the 552 acre property south of Liberty Lake off Henry Road as part of the Conservation Futures program. A trailhead will be built on Henry Road next year and hikers and bikers will be able to enjoy a network of seven miles of trails.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a report on enrollment in the Central Valley, West Valley, East Valley and Freeman school districts. Most of them have larger numbers of students, but enrollment at East Valley's Continuous Curriculum School took a huge jump. This week the Spokane Valley City Council debated the need for a facility to precess water and debris removed from the city's numerous drywells. A decision on whether to apply for a grant for the project will likely be made at the Nov. 15 council meeting.
Reporter Pia Hallenberg has a touching story on Libby McGrory, who has battled breast cancer four times. She recently participated in a 200-mile fundraising bike ride called the "Tour de Pink" in California.
The Valley crew has been hard at work this week getting everything ready for Thursday's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger checked in the local school districts (East Valley, West Valley, Central Valley and Freeman) to see how district enrollment is doing. We'll have a story on the new Saltese natural area and a report on Tuesday's Spokane Valley City Council meeting. There was a lengthy discussion on stormwater projects that are eligible for grant money. There were a bunch of other topics covered, but those will have to wait until Saturday's Valley Voice. Don't forget to pick up your paper in the morning to check out the stories.
Electricians have begun to rewire the Valley Mission Professional Building after an explosion and fire rocked the building Sept. 19. SR photo/J. Bart Rayniak
Two weeks after an explosion and fire heavily damaged the Valley Mission Professional Building, the six medical offices housed in the building are picking themselves up and moving forward. A story in Saturday's Valley Voice outlined what each office is doing and where they are seeing patients.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger checked out new murals on the walls of the common room at Spokane Valley High School. Artist Jena Ponti painted the walls over summer break to give students a surprise when they restarted school. Lisa also had information on the West Valley teachers union's concerns about buget cuts.
With a month to go before the general election, Spokane Valley City Council candidates are busy raising and spending money. Check out the story for more details. Correspondent Cindy Hval had a story on Widows Might, a ministry program that provides assistance to widows of all ages that recently earned non-profit status.
The newest roundabout in the Spokane Valley is at Flora Road and Mission Avenue. SR photo/J. Bart Rayniak
We managed to pack a lot of news into Saturday's Valley Voice. We looked into the growing popularity of roundabouts, which are popping up all over Spokane County. The city of Spokane Valley now has three.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger listened to the superintendents of four Spokane Valley school districts talk to the Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce education committee about cuts they have made over the years because of reduced funding from the State. She also stopped by East Valley High School, which installed an automated external defribrillator last week.
The Spokane Valley Fire Department had a busy week with several arson fires and a major two-alarm fire at a medical building.
Glen Prosser of Prosser and Sons, and his son, Jason, finish up the construction of a structure playground in the new Greenacres Park at Boone Avenue and Long Road on Monday. SR photo/J. Bart Rayniak
It never fails. I take a Friday off and there ends up being a ton of breaking news - fires, accidents, criminal mayhem, etc. But I can bring you the highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. The new Greenacres Park is taking shape and is on track to be done in mid-October. But people won't be able to use it this year because the grass needs time to get established. Look for a grand opening ceremony in the spring.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger attended a meeting of West Valley School District staff where concerns were raised about changes to library and music schedules after budget cuts. She also stopped in at the newest Meals on Wheels site at the Appleway Court Retirement Center.
Correspondent Juli Bergstrom Wasson also has details on a new sports bar and sandwich shop now open at Trent and Argonne.
At the Outdoor Learning Center in Spokane Valley, volunteer Chris Hatten, 14, holds a barn owl named Willie during an open house at the center July 22. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
If you have not had a chance to visit one of the open houses at the West Valley Outdoor Learning Center, you still have three chances left. The center usually caters to school children and educators and is rarely open to the public. It houses birds of prey that cannot go back to the wild as well as snakes and turtles. There is also a trout pond. The open houses promise to be a fun and interesting few hours for anyone interested in animals.
The next open house is Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The last two open houses are set for Aug. 12 and Aug. 26. Both are also from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The suggested donation is $3, but no one will be turned away if they can't pay. The center is located at 8706 E. Upriver Drive.


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Mercedes-Benz A and B class considered for 2011 launch in U.S.
Like almost every automaker, Mercedes-Benz is feeling the pinch of high gas prices and an economic slow-down in the States. Daimler AG expects M-B's sales in the U.S. to fall in the second half of the year and in order to keep things in the black, vehicle prices in the U.S. are going to rise.
To counter the shift in demand from larger, thirstier vehicles to smaller, thriftier rides, Mercedes is reconsidering its previous decision not to offer its next generation compact and sub-compact vehicles in the U.S. Mercedes originally planned to bring the B class over, but the weak dollar caused the automaker to hold off. With the entrance of the 1-series, the forthcoming X1 and small crossovers from Audi on the way, Mercedes is looking to bring it front-wheel-drive A and B class vehicles to U.S. consumers that might be open to a compact vehicle from a luxury automaker.
The A class hatch was recently revealed and the B class got a facelift earlier this year, however, both models will have to undergo some revisions to be ready for sales in the U.S. With more derivatives on the way, including 230 hp, turbo'd two-liters and a B class possibly sharing the C's underpinnings (similar to the 1 series using the 3 series' platform), don't expect either model to hit U.S. shores before 2011.
[Source: Automotive News – Sub. Req.]
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