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It's possible, assuming you could get them all to agree to let you upgrade them at once - not many LA you could get that many schools to agree!! CentraStage is a powerful tool, pretty much possible with that - Windows InTune is Microsoft attempt at entering that market. CentraStage has the advantage that it's older and therefore more mature, it's also a premium tool, you pay for it, unlike SOLUS3 which has to fight for resources - let's face it, Capita would rather change the icons, fonts then actually do anything useful like fixing the bugs.
From my point of view, I started out using SOLUS2 and we had some really weird issues and it took at months to roll out an update, when I left it was days with SOLUS3 - even with re-releases!! From a coding point of view, S2 was good for the time, but it's been abandoned and unloved for too long.
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Geoffrey M Clemm wrote: > > To avoid sending the PUT body twice, why can't a client just > use the standard HTTP "Expect 100-Continue" header? It could, but it's a known problem that few servers implement that correctly, meaning that the expected header check is indeed skipped (for instance, a server using the servlet API normally doesn't have any chance doing this check, see <http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4812000>). > And if a client is proactively checking for authentication preceding > a series of PUT calls, then having it just perform an initial LOCK/UNLOCK > to get the credential challenge doesn't seem like an unreasonable overhead > (2 initial requests). > > So is this just a technique for servers that want to provide this > capability but don't want to support LOCK? Seems so, because LOCK seems to be yet another existing way to get what those clients want. Best regards, JulianReceived on Saturday, 29 October 2005 08:21:27 GMT
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Dearborn police said Thursday two customers who were in the Family Dollar store Monday night before a murder and abduction happened have come forward.
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Anyone with information on the woman in the picture is asked to call Dearborn police at 313-943-2241.
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Joe Orlando, 20, was found shot to death Tuesday morning in the store off Michigan Avenue near Outer Drive.
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Shark attacks in Egypt's Red Sea probed by experts
Egypt's tourism ministry has called in experts from abroad to investigate a series of shark attacks off the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.
A 70-year-old German woman was killed on Sunday, just days after four other tourists were injured.
Officials have posted signs along the beach warning people not to enter the water, but some tourists are braving the waters close to shore.
There are fears the shark attacks could hurt Egypt's lucrative tourism trade.Rare attacks
Tourists described in graphic detail how the waters went red as the shark attacked the elderly German woman out snorkelling in a supposedly safe area just 20m (65ft) from the shore.
Oceanic White Tip shark
- Can grow up to 4m (13ft) long, though usually does not exceed 3m
- One of the most widespread of shark species
- A "pelagic", or open-ocean, shark - so attacks in coastal waters are exceedingly rare
- But thought to be responsible for more fatal attacks on humans than all other species combined, due to predation on survivors of shipwrecks and plane crashes
- Once abundant, the oceanic white tip is now classed as "vulnerable"
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The woman had died immediately after the attack, in which she was reportedly bitten on the thigh and arm, Egyptian officials have said.
International shark experts are now on their way from the US to help deal with this exceptionally rare series of attacks, the BBC's Jon Leyne reports from Sharm el-Sheikh.
After last week's attacks, in which three Russians and a Ukrainian were mauled, Egypt's environment ministry caught and killed two sharks - an Oceanic White Tip and a Mako.
But divers and conservationists who compared the pictures with one taken shortly before a previous attack, said it was not the same shark.
Already there has been criticism of the Egyptian government for what some divers say is just a random cull of sharks giving the false impression it was safe to resume water sports, our correspondent says.
Shark experts and local observers have offered a number of possible explanations for the attacks. Some say overfishing in the Red Sea may have driven sharks closer to shore.
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Stay Inn West Palm Beach in West Palm Beach
Stay Inn West Palm Beach
Hotel Guest Rating: 6.3/10
1505 Belvedere Road
West Palm Beach, FL 33406
Welcome to the Stay Inn West Palm Beach
Nice freebies such as breakfast, shuttle service, Wi-Fi and parking help Priceline guests stay within their budgets at the Stay Inn West Palm Beach, conveniently located a half-mile from I-95.
Hotel Features
The three-story Stay Inn West Palm Beach has 135 exterior-entry rooms, some non-smoking and all with coffeemakers, cable TV with pay-per-view movies and free Wi-Fi. Savor your choice of items from the free continental breakfast in the morning. Afterward, kick back by the outdoor pool or take care of work in the 24-hour business center. The hotel also offers complimentary airport shuttle service. In addition to freshly baked cookies in the evenings, coffee and tea are available 24/7 in the lobby. Pets are welcome for a fee, and parking is free.
Hotel Location
Located on Belvedere Road, a half-mile west of I-95, the Stay Inn is one-and-a-half miles from Palm Beach International Airport. It is three miles southwest of the heart of Palm Beach. Points of interest within five miles include the Palm Beach Zoo, Palm Beach County Convention Center and the Worth Avenue shopping district. Several golf courses are within five miles: Everglades, Trump International Golf Club and West Palm Beach.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests say the Stay Inn's "friendly and helpful" staff, "cozy" rooms and "nice" lobby add up to a "great" experience.
Stay Inn West Palm Beach Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible parking
- Accessible room
- Adjoining rooms
- Air conditioning
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Alarm clock
- AM/FM radio
- Bus parking
- Business center
- Cable television
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Connecting rooms
- Continental breakfast
- Direct dial telephone
- Dry cleaning
- Early check-in
- Fire safety compliant
- Free parking
- Front desk
- Full business center
- Full service housekeeping
- Hairdryer
- Handicap rooms
- Heated guest rooms
- High speed internet access fee
- High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
- High speed internet connection
- Housekeeping - daily
- Indoor/outdoor connecting pool
- Iron
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- Late check-out available
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- Lobby coffee service
- Multilingual staff
- On-site business center
- On-Site parking
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- Parking lot
- Pets allowed
- Photocopy center
- Pool
- Public area air conditioned
- Remote control television
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You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply.Please note shuttle service runs from 6:00 until 23:00. Contact the hotel for more details. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Stay Inn West Palm BeachOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
October 16, 2014
Business Traveler
Ok for under--- a night. Would never pay more, in fact will likely never book this hotel again.
June 14, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
is good
May 20, 2014
they had an outside cleaning service there. They just threw things around while cleaning carpet, they threw small fridge, and we came back to room, knob from fridge on floor, door to fridge open, pop cans broke open and left mess. Not happy bout that.
April 29, 2014
Solo Traveler
I wouldn't reccomend this hotel. Other than a cold place to sleep in florida, it was very unsatisfactory.
April 19, 2014
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April 12, 2014
Solo Traveler
Staff is awesome!
March 22, 2014
There was a lot of people there but we didn't hear any noise. Delightful :)
March 22, 2014
Solo Traveler
Not worth the price paid.
February 27, 2014
Great place to sleep for 8 hours
February 27, 2014
--- per night in the peak season seemed a good price. Location was convenient too. Nice quality TV.
No top sheet on the bed. We called Front Desk and after a couple reminders, they sent up another blanket about an hour later. We gave up on the sheet. Overall this property is certainly not a 2 star property. One star yes, not not 2 star.
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Things I would have changed:The scope that came with mine is not worth sending back. Three hours later I still couldn't get it sighted in enough to hit a ten inch paper plate at 45 feet. I'm going to buy a better scope now. Other than that I like it.
What others should know:Buy lots of ammo because its fun to shoot, even with the iron sites.
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Things I would have changed:Barrel pivot had side to side movement. When I cocked the rifle I would hear grinding.
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The Apple VIX and Some Applications
Thu, Dec 13, 2012 | Jared Woodard
I got the chance to chat yesterday with Phil Pearlman of Stocktwits for Reuters TV. We were talking about VXAPL, the CBOE's application of the popular VIX methodology to AAPL options.
Here are some additional points building on the ideas we covered there.
First, while VXAPL moves broadly in sync with equity index implied volatility, the idiosyncratic moves in the stock cause VXAPL to diverge at times. That makes it worth watching: this and the other volatility indexes aren't just duplicative of VIX, even if they all follow similar trends from a high-level view.
Nasdaq, S&P 500, & Apple volatility indexes. Source: CBOE, Condor Options
Second, even though Apple is a huge driver of Nasdaq 100 returns, VXAPL isn't always that tightly correlated to VXN. This matters because a natural thought, at least to me, was that it might be worth trying to trade a view you have about AAPL or VXAPL using the Nasdaq 100 volatility futures. The reason that sort of trade would be attractive is that, if you have a view about the likely path of implied volatility, trading volatility futures provides that exposure without locking you into a strike-specific set of expectations. But as the attached chart suggests, given the potential for low correlation between the two volatility indexes at times, I think a straightforward trade in AAPL options will usually make more sense.
VIX and VXN 1M Rolling VXAPL Correlation. Source: CBOE, Condor Options
Finally, in the video I mentioned the idea of using moving averages to smooth out moves in VXAPL, which can be pretty noisy on its own.
AAPL and VXAPL Moving Average Strategy returns, 2011-2012. Source: CBOE, Condor Options
On a whim, I looked at the equity curve (above) for a strategy following a very simple rule set: buy and hold AAPL, but go to cash when the 15-day moving average of VXAPL at yesterday's close is greater than the 30-day moving average. Since the strategy is out of the market so often, we use 2x leverage on the long position. This isn't a strategy I wouldn't necessarily trade as-is and there is some obvious room for improvement, but I like this as an example of how equity investors can use information from options markets to inform their trading, even if they don't execute orders in the options themselves.


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The Company recently announced publication of studies identifying the liver as a key mediator of Entolimod's tissue-protective and anticancer activities in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS), the official journal of the United States National Academy of Sciences. These studies provide new mechanistic insight into the radioprotection, radiomitigation and anticancer activities of Entolimod, strengthening the understanding of the drug's ability to mitigate radiation damage to the hematopoietic system and the hypothesis behind the ongoing clinical study in advanced cancer patients at Roswell Park Cancer Institute. The previously unanticipated effects of Entolimod on hepatocytes and the liver microenvironment defined in this work suggest that prevention or treatment of liver metastases and protection of the liver from various types of cell stress are additional areas of prospective clinical application for Entolimod.
Incuron, LLC, one of Cleveland BioLabs' majority-owned subsidiaries, is dosing the third cohort in a Phase 1, single agent, dose escalation study of the oral formulation of CBL0137 in patients with advanced solid tumors that are resistant or refractory to standard of care treatment in the Russian Federation. An Investigational New Drug application for a multi-center, Phase 1, single agent, dose escalation trial evaluating intravenous administration of CBL0137 in patients with metastatic or unresectable advanced solid cancers has been allowed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the protocol is being finalized.The final cohort of the dose escalation arm in Incuron's ongoing Phase 1 single-dose ascending trial of CBL0102 in advanced cancer patients with liver metastases has been completed, reaching at least the equivalent efficacious dose reached in preclinical studies. Pending a decision from the review board, it may be decided that this trial has achieved its goals with regard to safety and may be concluded. An investigator-initiated trial with CBL0102 in combination with Erlotinib in patients with advanced non-small-cell lung cancer is being prepared with plans to open it for patient accrual at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Cleveland Clinic.
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Miami Dolphins not ready to hit panic button
Despite their four-game losing streak, players don't consider Thursday's game a must-win.
Less than five days after the Dolphins' losing streak was extended to four games, Miami will take the field again, trying to prevent an up-and-down season from becoming a total landslide.
On Thursday the Dolphins, who have maintained a steady attitude throughout the losing streak, will face as much of a must-win game as there is in October against the 6-2 Cincinnati Bengals. Yet the players don't see it as a do-or-die game.
"I don't really get into the must-wins or whatever," cornerback Brent Grimes said. "We want to win every game. … That's the attitude in this locker room."
The Dolphins haven't tasted victory since Sept. 22, nearly 40 days ago. But even amid a terrible stretch, the coaching staff insists that the players are still confident and focused.
But the misery of consistent losing can take its toll eventually.
"If you don't have strong character individuals in the locker room you could be concerned," coach Joe Philbin said Monday. "I have a lot of faith in our guys. I believe in them. I think we'll get this thing right and fixed, and we have to do it quickly. This is a good team coming in here Thursday night."
The coaching staff believes that its roster is full of "high-character" players whose preparation won't be affected by a stretch of poor performance. Offensive coordinator Mike Sherman echoed the notion that the Dolphins shouldn't struggle with morale problems.
"I think we have a pretty resilient group of guys," Sherman said. "The challenge that they have, that I always talk to them about, is they can't let the noise outside the room affect the mind-set inside the room."
Veteran cornerback Dimitri Patterson said there has been "no difference in the attitude" of the team during the losing streak.
During the past month, every player has shared in the blame. Against New Orleans, the Dolphins' pass defense was completely overwhelmed. Against Baltimore, the ground game was anemic. When Buffalo came to town, the offense committed three fatal turnovers in the passing game. Coaching decisions have been criticized throughout.
On Sunday, special teams turned the tide early in the third quarter.
Philbin summarized: "We came out in the second half and got a three-and-out, moved the ball into position, took a tough sack that made the kick more difficult, missed the kick, and then we did not play well basically from there on out."
The silver lining of having a new struggle every game is that the Dolphins have looked competent or better in nearly every aspect of the game at some point this season, providing a level of play to which to aspire — a light at the end of the tunnel to work toward.
Even the much-maligned pass protection kept Ryan Tannehill upright in the first half of each of the past two games.
The focus for Philbin and his staff is on fielding a team that plays well the entire game, and although that's easier said than done, those scattered bright spots have kept the players invested and focused.
"If you look at [Sunday's] game, guys were playing hard," Patterson said. "That game came down to a couple calls, whatever — things that didn't do our way, a couple plays that didn't go our way — but guys were playing hard on both sides of the ball. We'll just have to find a way to make more plays than the other team in critical situations."
If the Dolphins fall to 3-5 on Thursday, their chances of making the playoffs would be reduced to a prayer. But even with so much on the line, players rejected the notion that the team is desperate and will approach Thursday's game much like any other.
"I want to feel like we had a sense of urgency since we started training camp," Grimes said. "It sucks that we lost four in a row — everybody knows that, and no one wants that to happen. So of course we want to turn it around."
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His 2009 Winter Classic mask was worn a couple times the following season while the team wore in blue alternate uniforms.
Mask worn by Fleury in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics.
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There are certain things in the world that one does not want to be correct about. Under the guise of retaliating against the alleged Yemen bomber's plot to blow up a U.S. plane (Perhaps because he was retaliating against the U.S. Government's criminal involvement in his country? Nah.), our next war zone is in the process of becoming a reality. (As if it hasn't been long before the above incidents occurred.)
The US is planning retaliatory strikes in Yemen against al-Qaida over its attempt to blow up a transatlantic flight on Christmas Day.
American officials say intelligence efforts are focused on identifying and tracking down those who plotted to put Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab on the plane with enough explosive in his underwear to bring down the Northwest Airlines flight from Amsterdam. But they warn that finding those responsible is unlikely to be swift and say that identifying other "high-value" al-Qaida targets for retaliatory attack would also be a priority.
The official acknowledged that there was likely to be political and public pressure on Barack Obama to strike back at al-Qaida, particularly with Republican opponents breaking with the usual solidarity on national security issues to accuse him of weakness and making America vulnerable to attack. [Just think of all of the soldiers and civilians who are going to die for a lie—so as not to make Obamanable look "weak."]
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The holiday season is in full swing and many MMOs are having special events to celebrate. Grab a tankard of eggnog as Ten Ton Hammer continues to highlight these winter wonderland happenings.
Pirates of the Burning Sea will be departing from SOE in January, but the pirate-based MMOG will continue to sail on.
Black Friday is here and we've got a list of gaming deals available for you to choose from after the jump.
Dungeons & Dragons Online's latest update brings a new adventure pack, epic destiny and more.
Turbine continues to add new Forgotten Realms content to Dungeons and Dragons Online with the upcoming Update 16: The Netherese Legacy. Not only do players get to adventure on behalf of the fabled Harpers, but a new druidic epic destiny is introduced: the Primal Avatar. Ten Ton Hammer got a hands-on preview of Update 16 from the Turbine team.
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Mary Ashbaugh of Cortez will celebrate her 90th birthday on November 11. Her family and friends wish her a Happy Birthday and thank Mary also known as Mom, Grandma, Great-Grandma, and Great-Great-Grandma for many years of love and continued community service. An 80-year resident of Cortez, Mary has volunteered at the Southwest Memorial Hospital Gift Shop for 45 years, and continues to enjoy her volunteer work there. She is a remarkable asset to Cortez.
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Lumber yard fire being investigated in New Hampshire
A large fire has destroyed a lumber yard in the New Hampshire town of Brookline.
About 100 firefighters from New Hampshire and neighboring Massachusetts battled the blaze at the Brookline Lumber Yard Thursday night.
No injuries were reported. The owner's dog was rescued from the building.
WMUR-TV reports the state fire marshal's office is investigating the cause.
Route 13 was shut down as crews responded. They shuttled water from a local pond to help fight the blaze.
Bingham Lumber is a family business that specializes in recycled wood products and antique wood.
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"Salish Sea" proposed name for waters Washington, B.C. share
A retired Western Washington University marine biologist is campaigning to have Washington and British Columbia officially adopt the name Salish Sea for the vast, fertile and imperiled expanse of saltwater we share.
Seattle Times environment reporter
What's in a name?PUGET SOUND: Named after Lt. Peter Puget, who served under Capt. George Vancouver in a British exploration of the Northwest. In May 1792, Puget led two boats into the southern end of what is now called Puget Sound. Vancouver, as a result, named the area after Puget.
STRAIT OF GEORGIA: Originally named the Gulf of Georgia by Vancouver, in honor of King George III, the British monarch at the time of the American Revolution. The strait extends from the Johnston Islands along the eastern flank of Vancouver Island, south to the U.S. border.
STRAIT OF JUAN DE FUCA: Named after the 16th-century Greek sailor who sailed on a Spanish expedition and claimed — incorrectly — to have found straits leading to a connection between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. The name was given to the strait in 1787 by British Capt. Charles William Barkley.
SALISH SEA: First proposed in 1990 as the official name for the grouping of Puget Sound, Strait of Georgia and Strait of Juan de Fuca. Salish refers to the Salishan languages spoken by many of the tribes in the area, collectively referred to as Coast Salish peoples.
Source: HistoryLink.org; British Columbia Crown Registry and Geographic Base; Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest
It's celebrated in song, dissected in scientific journals and detailed on government Web sites. It's the subject of international conferences, amateur theater performances, and gatherings of Northwest tribal leaders.
Ask Bert Webber, and he'll say we dip our toes in it, admire it and sail across it every day.
But how many people know where the Salish Sea is?
"Likely as not, nobody knows what you're talking about," said Webber, a retired Western Washington University marine biologist.
Now he's trying to change that, with a campaign to have Washington and British Columbia officially adopt the name Salish Sea for the vast, fertile and imperiled expanse of saltwater we share.
Pieces of it already have well-worn names: Puget Sound, the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Strait of Georgia. Webber stresses that he's not trying to replace those names. Instead, he wants to create another name unifying the places, and acknowledging many of the native tribes here, collectively known as the Coast Salish because of shared Salishan languages.
While some might shrug at a new name, the proposal has already attracted advocates and critics.
It's the latest in a long line of debates over the names we give to the land and water around us.
"I just love that stuff. Because we take it for granted it's just the way it is. But when you peel back the layers, there's so much lurking underneath," said University of Washington history professor John Findlay. "I'm just fascinated that history is never really settled."
Webber hopes a common name will help energize efforts to restore the damaged waters, by raising awareness that this is one shared ecosystem spanning the border between Canada and the United States.
"Can I have a relationship with you without knowing your name?" asked Webber, a Canadian-born 67-year-old who has lived in the United States since 1968. "I think that argument applies equally well to an ecosystem."
Webber initially proposed the idea in the 1980s, and first asked Washington state officials to formally adopt Salish Sea in 1990. But the state's Board on Geographic Names rejected it, saying there was little evidence people used the name.
Since then, however, the name has been taken up by scientists, artists, writers, government agencies and activists.
A Victoria, B.C., musician has an album titled "Salish Sea." A gathering of U.S. and Canadian scientists in Seattle this year was headlined "The Future of the Salish Sea." A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Web site describes the area as the Salish Sea, and mistakenly claims it's the traditional name given to it by Indian tribes.
In fact, Webber said the earliest reference is in the 1980s. He's drawn to the name partly because it recognizes the importance of the tribes that live around these waters.
The name Salish Sea has been used by tribes on occasion, including at an annual gathering of representatives from Coast Salish tribes.
"Salish Sea, the meaning would be so positive in the sense of all of us working together," said Billy Frank, a leading tribal representative on Puget Sound issues, and chairman of the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission.
Not everyone is a fan, however.
Marie Vautier, a University of Victoria professor, said the Salish Sea proposal is another example of U.S. cultural imperialism. She pointed to previous efforts to ignore the international border in favor of referring to the region as Cascadia. Such moves threaten to erode distinctly Canadian culture beneath the wave of U.S. culture, she said.
"It's just another one of the American efforts to erase the border. And I oppose that, and I think a majority of Canadians oppose it," said Vautier, director of the university's combined major in Canadian literature and culture. "It's a silly idea. We have beautiful names."
The state's Geographic Names board hasn't received much comment on the idea this time around. It is scheduled to hear more at its May 15 meeting, though it won't make a final decision then.
Past efforts to affix new names to the region's major geographic features have provoked a backlash.
In 1987, Harvey Manning, the revered and irascible author of Washington state hiking books, proposed giving the name "Whulj" — a native word translated as "the saltwater before us" — to the waters flanked by the Olympic Peninsula to the south, Whidbey Island to the east, and Vancouver Island and the San Juan Islands to the north.
But he withdrew the application amid an onslaught of criticism and questions.
Earlier in the 1900s, Tacoma civic leaders lobbied for years to have Mount Rainier renamed Mount Tahoma, a move Seattle fought off.
If Salish Sea is officially adopted, it's not clear how widely it would be used. Webber said he envisions a time when the name Salish Sea is common knowledge, though people around Puget Sound would still speak of Puget Sound as well.
But the Puget Sound Partnership, the state agency charged with reviving the Sound, isn't rushing to change its name to the Salish Sea Partnership and risk losing decades of name recognition.
"We've already got the Michael Jordan of ecosystems," said partnership spokesman Paul Bergman. "It wouldn't be helpful to change the brand right now."
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The other day an individual was talking to me about a company he owns where he offers training to armed civilians and law enforcement. He started talking about the types of classes he teaches. "tactical Pistol", "Tactical Carbine", "Dynamic Entry" and a few other "cool" sounding classes. I asked him if he received his training in the military or as a LEO. his reply "Nope, I'm just and armed responsible citizen".
So this guy, whose only experience has been exclusively in the range is qualified to teach these classes? I understand that he may indeed be highly trained by other schools in the country and he probably provides some beneficial information. But has he ever done operations outside of a training range? the answer for him, and a large number of civilian firearms instructors is no.
to me this guy is basically "Tactical Enthusiast" meaning he's interested in the concept of tactical operations, he has probably done a great deal of research on the subject but the critical difference is that none of this information is from first hand experience. How does this qualify him to teach others?
Even if that person is an expert shot, even a nationally recognized 3 gun competitor this still, in my mind, does not qualify him to teach the above mentioned classes.
I'd like to clarify, I do think that responsible citizens teaching classes like this can offer some value, But ultimately most of these people are just regurgitating what they have been told/taught. Now, give me a person who has done real operations where someone might fire back, or even an armed civilian who has been in a defensive situation and I'd value that opinion/perspective a lot more.
What are you thoughts? Am I being unreasonable?


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Final Test Drives for Autism resultsTuesday, May 6th, 2014
Final Test Drives for Autism Results
We have finally had a chance to catch our breath and comb through the numbers from the Test Drives for Autism fundraiser that benefitted Turning Pointe Autism Foundation. Before we get into the actual numbers, Toyota of Naperville would like to thank all of the participants in this year's fundraiser for all of their hard work in getting people to the Naperville test track to do raise money for this very worthy cause. For the 2014 final Test Drives for Autism results, the 12 participating dealers performed 2,398 test drives which raised a grand total of $47,960. Toyota of Naperville was the top finisher in 2014 with 676 test drives taken adding up the more than 28 percent of the grand total which raised $13,520. (more…)
Toyota of Naperville ups ante for test drive fundraiserWednesday, April 9th, 2014
Dinner and a Test Drive
At the beginning of the month we announced the kick off of the 2014 edition of the Test Drives for Autism fundraiser that benefits Turning Pointe Foundation for Autism. Like we said earlier, the Test Drives for Autism fundraiser is a very easy concept to understand. All you have to do is choose a vehicle from our inventory and take it for a few laps around the Naperville Test track. We are also running a promotion to sweeten this deal. If you check out or Facebook page and click on the link to win the Dinner and a Test Drive package, you and a guest can get a $300 gift card to Sullivan's Steakhouse in Naperville, IL to experience one of the finest dining experiences out city has to offer. (more…)
Annual test drive fundraiser kicks off at Toyota of NapervilleTuesday, April 1st, 2014
Test Drives for Autism
It's the beginning of another April here at Toyota of Naperville, and that means it's time to kickoff the fourth annual Test Drives for Autism campaign. The goal is to raise $130,000 for Turning Pointe Autism Foundation. Starting today and running through the end of the month, for every person (one donation per household) that test drives any vehicle in the Toyota of Naperville inventory, Toyota of Naperville will donate $20 to Turning Pointe Autism Foundation. Certainly, you must be thinking there is some kind of catch. There is none. It doesn't matter if you choose to take out a brand new 2014 Toyota Camry with the sport package with the V-6 engine or the 2001 Camry we have in our pre-owned inventory; both will get this deserving outfit one step closer to our goal. (more…)
Mustache March for Autism is coming to an endWednesday, March 19th, 2014
Mustache March for Autism Update
With a little more than a week left in the Mustache March for Autism being run by mustachioed employees of Toyota of Naperville and the rest of the Dan Wolf Auto Group, have raised $1,860 to be donated directly to Turning Pointe Autism Foundation. The best part of the of the Mustache March for Autism is that, while the fundraiser is based at Toyota of Naperville and our sister stores, anybody can grow their best moustache and when somebody comments on it, they can direct them to the razoo.com site where the Mustache March for Autism donations are being held. (more…)
We moustache you for your help for charityTuesday, March 4th, 2014
Mustache March for Autism
Toyota of Naperville has a long and proud history of supporting Turning Pointe Autism Foundation. Turning Pointe is a very unique entity in the Autism education world; the foundation uses cutting edge approaches to ensure each student receives the kind of customized care he or she needs to become successful. Through a number of different educational programs and training opportunities, the ultimate goal of Turning Pointe Autism Foundation is that those with Autism can live as independently as possible. In order to help keep the foundation running, Toyota of Naperville has supported a number of fund raisers. This year they are doing what is called Mustache March for Autism. (more…)
Toyota of Naperville Thanks All Involved in FundraiserFriday, May 3rd, 2013
As we have talked about a few times, our dealership Toyota of Naperville and our sister store Chevrolet of Naperville had been participating in an April-long fundraising effort to benefit Turning Pointe Autism Foundation, along with many other Naperville area car dealers. The deal was simple, for every test drive of a new or used car, truck or SUV the participating dealership would donate $20 to the "Test Drives for Autism" fundraiser to help keep Turning Pointe up and running to continue their commendable efforts to help children affected by Autism and their families. (more…)
Test Drives Require a Plan To Be SuccessfulFriday, April 26th, 2013
How to have a good test drive
Everyone's favorite part of the car shopping process is the test drive. And it should be, car shopping can be tedious and time consuming. But simply jumping in a car and squealing tires and making them smoke, while wildly entertaining, does not leave a whole lot of room for learning valuable information about the vehicle you are looking to buy. For a test drive to be truly useful you really should take your time walking around the whole vehicle and paying attention to as many things as possible to really get a sense of whether or not the vehicle that looked good online will be a good fit for you. This blog will tell you how to have a good test drive. (more…)
Toyota of Naperville Leads "Test Drives for Autism" fundraiserTuesday, April 16th, 2013
Test Drives for Autism
Toyota of Naperville is the overwhelming favorite at the halfway point for the "Test Drives for Autism" fundraiser that is raising money for Turning Pointe Autism Foundation. As of April 16, the team at Toyota of Naperville has taken 319 test drives at the Naperville Test Track which has raised $6,380 for the charity and day school. Chevrolet of Naperville, our sister store is solidly in second place with 185 test drives and at $20 per test run accounts for $3,700. (more…)
Toyota of Naperville Ready for "Test Drives for Autism"Monday, March 25th, 2013
Turing Pointe Autism Foundation
April first marks the kick off of the third annual "Test Drives for Autism" promotion from Toyota of Naperville. For every test drive that someone takes at Toyota of Naperville, we will donate $20 to the Turning Pointe Autism Foundation. Autism is being diagnosed with greater frequency than ever. A study released in 2012 has stated that as many as 1 in 88 children are affected by Autism. Autistic children often have issues with communicating with parents, siblings and friends. Children diagnosed with Autism face many more challenges and require a specialized learning environment with minimal distractions that allow them to focus and allow them the best chance to thrive. (more…)
Turning Pointe Autism Foundation Recognized by Toyota MotorsThursday, October 4th, 2012
Toyota of Naperville is extremely honored to be associated with the Turning Pointe Autism Foundation and we are very impressed by the work that is being done there right here in Naperville, Illinois. The work and results that the foundation is getting is phenomenal and is gaining national recognition. It has been so impressive in fact, that recently, the Toyota Motors Corporation recognized the Turning Pointe Autism Foundation for its direct service work in the autism community.


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For years, increasingly sophisticated video games came with increasingly daunting controllers. Anyone who grew up with Pong or an NES could be forgiven for fearing today's byzantine rigs. So perhaps it's not surprising that the new, more intuitive interfaces of the Nintendo Wii and Xbox Kinect have opened up new markets for video games. What is surprising, however, is how psychologically beneficial these new activities are for a key new group: the elderly.
The Wii has been popular for some time among older consumers, while the holiday's hot item, the Kinect, is just reaching past its earliest adopters. While the Wiimote sent signals from a controller you held to a receiver near your TV, the Kinect detects your body and uses it as the game controller. Both fit under the general category of "motion gaming" which dispenses with the traditional buttons and joysticks of yore.
Studies show that video games that encourage physical activity also help with depression, sense of place and relevancy.
There's no denying the physical benefits of motion gaming: studies have shown that even just a few sessions with the Wii has led to improved balance, coordination and strength, and could help prevent falls, a serious concern for many seniors. Wii Bowling has spawned entire leagues and tournaments, taking over nursery homes, retirement communities and community centers as one of the fastest-growing and most popular social activities.
But the benefits may extend beyond just fun and games -- studies are also showing that these exergames -- video games that encourage physical activity -- are also proving to help with depression, sense of place and relevancy. They may even help bridge generational divides between grandparents and younger adults and children by offering them an equal playing ground.
In a poster presentation at the Gerontological Society of America's Annual Scientific Meeting in New Orleans late last year, Patricia Kahlbaugh, Ph.D., an associate professor of psychology at Southern Connecticut State University presented a study on the effects of playing Wii on loneliness and mood in the elderly.
As some adults get older, they may no longer have the physical strength or agility to engage in their chosen pleasures of life. For some, the sense of loss can deepen into depression. By recreating the experience of previously enjoyed activities like tennis, bowling, and golf, Kahlbaugh says the Nintendo Wii may allow elderly individuals to engage in these previously enjoyed activities, allowing them to "regain the psychological benefits such activities once afforded them."
To test the game's impact on greater life satisfaction, loneliness, greater positive mood, and increased physical activity, Kahlbaugh created a study of 36 individuals -- average age 82.6 years -- from residential facilities in New Haven County. All were in general good health and held high school degrees. The participants were split into two groups -- 16 were assigned to play the Wii for an hour per week with an undergraduate student, while 12 watched an hour of television per week with an undergraduate student, all over a span of ten weeks. Seven students were then assigned as additional controls.
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More gay couples in Seattle than San Franciscoon September 27, 2013 @ 4:00 pm (Updated: 5:38 pm - 9/27/13 )
San Francisco has always been able to lay claim to the most gay couples in America, but Seattle is now home to the highest percentage of gay-couple households among America's large cities.
New estimates from the Census Bureau show that last year, 2.6 percent of Seattle households were gay couples, researcher Gene Balk at The Seattle Times determined. That's the highest percentage among the 50 most populous cities in the United States.
It's a big change from previous years. San Francisco had 2.4 percent gay-couple households to Seattle's 1.7 in 2011.
Until 2013, San Francisco held the top spot since the Census Bureau began counting same-sex couples in 2000.
San Francisco still holds the top spot for the percentage of gay-male households. But Seattle is number one for lesbian couples, with gay women making up 1.2 percent of households in 2012
The report says about one in every 17 couple households in the city are gay. That's about 7,551 gay couples, whether married or unmarried, out of about 125,000 couples total living in the city.
Josh Kerns is an award winning reporter/anchor and host of KIRO Radio's Seattle Sounds (Sunday afternoons 5-6p) and a digital content producer for MyNorthwest.com.
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