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|Nov 1, 2012, 01:31 PM
Was finally able to cut the TV cable cord and felt like sharing
My husband was living and working in NC and I in MD outside of DC. He had cable with a lot of the extra channels such as HBO, Cinemax, and Showtime. I tried oodles of antennas in MD, but was never able to find one that brought in even one channel since half of my condo was semi-subterranean, so I had cable and FIOS for a bit after I tired of Comcast's left hand not speaking to the right hand.
We have recently relocated to San Diego, but lived out of our camper for about a month and a half with only access to Hulu and Netflix on the iPads and laptops when the campground we were in had a reliable wifi signal. Realizing that he was satisfied with Netflix and Hulu only and his recent addiction to Lost on Hulu, my husband has agreed to a trial period of being cable free. I was also able to get OTA content from all of the major networks, except CW and some great sub-channels using the Leaf antennas. I like sports but am satisfied with what is shown on the networks.
I don't think that I have a "stick it to the man" mentality regarding cable companies. I decided that their tv service was not for me since many of the shows were redundant with way too many commercials or the content didn't interest me. I wasn't willing to pay their price for the service and equipment. I do use Cox for internet which is necessary for Hulu and Netflix. However, I don't mind this charge because I feel that I get use the service enough to justify the cost.
As an aside, the movers broke our Sony Bravia 55" XBR6 tv, so we are now in the market for a new TV. The moving company will reimburse us for the full replacement value once we submit the claim. So many choices! For the sake of our sanity and to avoid paying sales tax, I think we are going to limit our decision to what is available at the PX. We strangely have more ATVs right now than TVs.
|Nov 1, 2012, 02:04 PM
I like reading these stories about people who cut the cord and things work out. Soon, my satellite contract is going to expire and I am most likely not going to re-new it.
My question for you is this: how quickly into the "cut-the-cord" trial period did you and your husband realize that cable was not necessary and that you were perfectly content with hulu/netflix and the OTA channels? Was it days, weeks, months, etc?
|Nov 1, 2012, 02:26 PM
I really began kicking around the idea two years ago and tried A LOT of antennas over that time in my condo. The reason I didn't cut the cable was that I couldn't get any OTA channels. I suppose you could say that was MY deciding factor. I had a DVR with cable, but never used it. All of my favorite shows are available on the major networks, so I used Hulu and sometimes TV On Demand through Comcast to catch up. The cable shows that I did like, I could watch on Netflix, even though they weren't the most current. Cutting the cord may not be for someone who likes a lot of the shows available via cable/satellite. I had to fly back to DC two weeks ago for work with full cable in my hotel. I rarely watched it the entire week and watched Hulu on my iPad and read a lot.
Hubbs is still in his trial period. I think the transition was easier for him since he simply didn't have cable once we were "camping" across the country. He hasn't missed cable since he has been watching Lost every moment he is watching TV. He is on Season 5 and once he finishes season 6 and begins watching other shows on Netflix, Hulu, and OTA, I think I'll get his final verdict.
I can honestly say that without cable, I am finding other things to do in the evening besides watch tv. I don't feel like my nights and weekends are flying by since I'm engaged in various other activities or not staying up to mindlessly watch "just one more show" that I never would've had an interest in had I not been channel surfing. I suppose the OTA channels that we are receive fill my need to channel surf just right: not to much to go through and enough to calm the channel surfing need in me.
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|Nov 2, 2012, 12:54 AM
I would love to do that, but here are my main concerns.
1) Sports. When there are 500 football games on ESPN, is there any option to see these? ESPN 3 blacks out a bunch of stuff and/or delays it. Plus you've got other stuff on Fox Sports networks.
2) Recording shows OTA. I could probably find an OTA antenna, but what should I use to record? My Dish Network DVR is pretty nice. I have a $1300 TV, so I don't really want to watch crappy quality stuff on it.
3) Original programming on cable channels. Aside from buying this stuff on iTunes, is there a way to get a lot of this stuff? I'm thinking Deadliest Catch, Whale Wars, etc. I guess for a lot of it you can wait for Netflix rentals, but some of these shows are about three seasons behind.
I really wish there was a great way to cut the cord on so many channels I never use. I maybe watch 15 or 20 total. Plus for some reason I don't get the CW in HD. Arrgh.
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|Nov 2, 2012, 02:33 AM
There isn't alternative to sports on cable, and even if there are some sort of subscription base plan down the road, the cost will likely be very close to the bundled service of cable. The saving would then be a wash because of the various limitation of streaming as oppose to simply watching everything on cable.
So ya...cable companies have sports fans by the balls (lol) and there really isn't much we can do about it.
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|Nov 2, 2012, 08:35 AM
I cut the cord in 2008 and have never looked back.
I even got my picture in the NY Times (and my Mac mini too!)
Now that all my eye issues are cleared up, I'll be resurrecting my cord-cutter website (mentioned in the article).
I now have iTunes running like a TiVo - thanks to TV Shows, Transmission, and iVI.
|Nov 2, 2012, 09:08 AM
We subscribe to a Triple-Play service (Phone, TV, internet) I currently do not subscribe to Netflix or Hulu. We have 2 premium channels but don't watch their TV shows, just movies if any good ones on. (We never wanted to watch, say, an HBO show if one day we dropped HBO.)
We could get the MLB package but for 15 years the O's sucked so not a huge loss to miss them. Then there is NFL. We love the Ravens and watch many other games too.
With a toddler we sometimes record a show and watch later when he is asleep getting interrupted too often means hard to watch Live TV.
We have gotten into some shows we never would have thought about watching without simply flipping to them but unsure if available via netflix (or hulu) and not keen on paying iTunes to watch episodes.
I think the thing is it is very SIMPLE to have cable. I hate that we only watch 10-20 channels out of hundreds. But we have an AppleTV now so things could change. And thanks to a few Apps, our son can watch Disney Junior shows on the iPad (not available to airplay on TV though). Though we have started to watch a few shows randomly thanks to seeing it and watching and being wowed, there are MANY times we simply flip and flip and flip through the guide and TRY and find something to watch. All too often we see channels simply showing marathons we either saw all those episodes or don't care about XX show. Another thing is paying a monthly fee we know how much we are spending switching to either netflix/hulu or a Pay as you Go means we could suddenly hit $100 or more one month if I want to DL and have Areal America or something else.
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|Nov 2, 2012, 09:30 AM
I could care less about Lifetime, Oxygen, etc.
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|Nov 2, 2012, 11:49 AM
We cut the cable back in 2002.... 10 years ago. Went through phase of trying to stream TV shows over the internet... now... we don't even do that.
We watch The National (CBC's national news show) nightly, will stream the Olympics and other special events... and watch iTunes movies and TV shows (old classics - not current schmaltz)...
Don't miss it at all. We go go out more, we go to live shows, we have dinner with our friends, we build things around the house....
And we totally don't get some pop culture references... so our friends explain them to us.
We do end up reading a lot of news online though.
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|Nov 2, 2012, 02:16 PM
I have been a "cable cutter" for over 3 years now. Utilizing both Apple TV 1 ,take 2 and both of the new apple tv's and various Roku boxes. WIth the same subscriptions to Netflix and Hulu I almost right away found that cable was not needed. Now, I did cheat a bit and purchased a hd receiver for local channels (free to operate) for weather and local news. But myself ,wife and kids have not had any remorse. THe only crazy thing is now , when we goto friends houses my kids keep asking what is happening when a commercial airs.
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|Nov 2, 2012, 03:07 PM
Have any cable/satellite ditchers, or others for that matter, strongly supplemented their TV watching with video podcasts?
|Nov 2, 2012, 03:19 PM
We used to sit down and flip through channels until we found something we wanted to watch. Now, we sit down knowing exactly what we want to watch. It's given us the opportunity to get into a lot of shows, that have been on for a few years, that we probably wouldn't have ever considered watching before (e.g. Burn Notice, White Collar, How I Met Your Mother, etc). We've also gotten much more into watching movies.
When we just want to have something on for background noise or just want to watch anything to kill time, we'll put on a show that has tons of episodes on Netflix, like Family Guy or Law and Order SVU. I only wish they had a 'Random Episode' option for those times.
To anybody on the fence about cutting the cord, I highly recommend giving it an honest shot. You might surprise yourself. Of course, neither of us care about sports. If we did, then that might change things.
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|Nov 2, 2012, 03:25 PM
I saw they had a video podcast of the show and so now for the last 3 years I've been able to enjoy that show from my AppleTV along with the Hulu+ shows as well.
|Nov 2, 2012, 08:03 PM
i didnt want to cut simply because of sports. everyone else i could live without live, either waiting for netflix hulu or itunes. but i now stream the nfl on my ipad/iphone to the apple tv, and it works great. dont miss cable at all
the cost of each stream is 100. so in a given year i pay 200+~200 for netflix and hulu much cheaper than the 130+/month going to the cable companies
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|Nov 3, 2012, 10:40 AM
This is something that I have kicked around for awhile now. I want to do it, but its the Sports that has me tied to DirecTV. There is nothing ever on any of these hundreds of channels and it gets very depressing to spend on it and not watch it all that often. We do have Netflix and love it along with an AppleTV and have an HDD that is loaded to the gills with content. Actually I need another HDD to start filling that up.
Its all because of sports, I have to watch Basketball, Football, and Baseball. Does anyone know of any great sports streaming sites to watch? Please let me know, it would make my decision easy. I almost get pissed that I pay for this crap.
|Nov 3, 2012, 11:52 AM
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|Nov 4, 2012, 02:59 AM
Discussion is to get away from cable's grip, not to cut yourself off from mass media altogether.
|Nov 4, 2012, 09:03 AM
I dropped 2 years ago.
Go to antennaweb.org and find out what you need for size, then follow it. Completely ignore any marketing or good ideas from friends or the web. The Leaf and other funky antennas aren't going to change the technology. It's pretty basic tech, and rabbit ears (or a coat hanger) can still work for some people. They aren't magic, it's about how strong the signal is at your house, and placement of the antenna. It is NOT about how the antenna is made (other than the same design tech that has been here for over 50 years), the marketing makes you think there is something special about each new model. There isn't. Put up a real antenna on the roof, in a week you'll forget it's there.
This is the biggest issue, imo. My favorite is NFL, and I get bored with the local team, so I just want to find interesting games to watch. This year, I got NFL Rewind. It is delayed, but I can watch any game I want. And with high speed internet, the quality is actually better than my local stations since they bit-starve their channels with sub-channels. I had to give up on grand slam tennis, although they are starting to stream stuff, now. If you are a huge fan, the other major sports "tickets" are available to AppleTV or just via computer, I believe. NFL is via PS3. And, contrary to one post above, these "ticket" add-ons cost more for cable users, too. They may cost slightly more for streaming, but often not. So this is actually a wash for price.
Most "cable" shows are available either from the source websites or Hulu. Obviously, if there are specific shows you can't find that you really want, then it isn't good. What I found, the reason I was able to drop it, was that almost all of my shows were on the 4 major networks. So I was paying to have these sent to me instead of just using an antenna. I have 2 computers with EyeTV and a Tivo to record shows, just like I did with DirecTV. Just don't miss CBS shows, because their streaming is crap.
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|Nov 4, 2012, 09:19 AM
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|Nov 4, 2012, 11:32 AM
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|Nov 4, 2012, 11:41 AM
I wondered if we would receive more channels with an outdoor antenna, but didn't want to spend the time or money only to not have a difference. Our camper has a rooftop antenna and is parked vey close to where an outdoor antenna would go for best reception. I tried the camper antenna and received the same channels.
I'm very pleased with the free broadcast channels we get. Yes, I would like a broadcast sports network like MASN in DC/MD. However, I still get my fill of sports. I'm super excited that the Steelers\Giants game is being aired in San Diego this afternoon.
|Nov 4, 2012, 12:46 PM
If you have multiple TVs, it is nice to have only one antenna to cope with, otherwise you'll need another for every room. You can often hook it to the cable lines everyone has always run through homes. Maybe you can even accomplish this with the Leaf in one room.
A higher antenna (roof, presumably) will have more consistent signal over all weather conditions. Of course, you said San Diego, so maybe that's not a worry. What you described in MD probably would have benefited from an outside antenna.
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|Nov 4, 2012, 03:19 PM
I've actually cut the cord and was thinking about going back to the monopoly cable company just to get the local channels clearly. Each time an airplane passes over my signal is interrupted for 10 seconds. When I spoke to TimeWarner the condescending CSR refused to offer any kind of discount to come back and even tried to get me into a package that would cost over $100 per month. I think I may give that antenna yet another try...
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Throughout Ireland and Britain, there is a long tradition of carving lanterns from vegetables, particularly the turnip, mangelwurzel, or swede. But not until 1837 does jack-o'-lantern appear as a term for a carved vegetable lantern, and the carved lantern does not become associated specifically with Halloween until 1866. Significantly, both occurred not in Ireland or Britain, but in North America. Historian David J. Skal writes,
In America, the carved pumpkin was first associated with the harvest season in general, long before it became an emblem of Halloween. The poet John Greenleaf Whittier, who was born in 1807, wrote in "The Pumpkin" (1850):
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Another version of the myth says that Jack was getting chased by some villagers from whom he had stolen, when he met the Devil, who claimed it was time for him to die. However, the thief stalled his death by tempting the Devil with a chance to bedevil the church-going villagers chasing him. Jack told the Devil to turn into a coin with which he would pay for the stolen goods (the Devil could take on any shape he wanted); later, when the coin/Devil disappeared, the Christian villagers would fight over who had stolen it. The Devil agreed to this plan. He turned himself into a silver coin and jumped into Jack's wallet, only to find himself next to a cross Jack had also picked up in the village. Jack had closed the wallet tight, and the cross stripped the Devil of his powers; and so he was trapped. In both myths, Jack only lets the Devil go when he agrees never to take his soul. After a while the thief died, as all living things do. Of course, his life had been too sinful for Jack to go to heaven; however, the Devil had promised not to take his soul, and so he was barred from hell as well. Jack now had nowhere to go. He asked how he would see where to go, as he had no light, and the Devil mockingly tossed him an ember that would never burn out from the flames of hell. Jack carved out one of his turnips (which was his favourite food), put the ember inside it, and began endlessly wandering the Earth for a resting place. He became known as "Jack of the Lantern", or Jack-o'-Lantern.
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Rynhardt Elstadt has failed a late fitness test and will be replaced by Eben Etzebeth for the Stormers' first Super Rugby match against the Hurricanes.
Earlier this week, the Stormers were confident that Elstadt would recover from an ankle injury to take his place in the second row. But following further testing it's been decided that the No 4 lock won't be risked. He will however be ready to play against the Sharks next week.
This leaves the Stormers without an established enforcer option, and coach Allister Coetzee has decided to hand Etzebeth the responsibility in his very first Super Rugby match.
'Eben is an out-and-out No 4 lock,' said Coetzee when asked to explain why a more seasoned second rower like De Kock Steenkamp wasn't preferred. 'Yes he is a youngster and often youngsters make mistakes, but he has great potential and I have no doubt that he is ready to make the step up at Super Rugby level.'
As reported on Monday, Juan de Jongh will not feature because of a jaw injury. Bryan Habana will partner Jean de Villiers in midfield, and this move opens up a space for Gerhard van den Heever on the wing.
Gary van Aswegen will start at flyhalf in the absence of Peter Grant, who is still playing rugby in Japan, and will be joined by Dewaldt Duvenage in the halfbacks.
Nick Koster will start at No 8 despite the return of regular eighthman Duane Vermeulen. Vermeulen will play blindside flank.
Coetzee added that Deon Carstens, who was recruited from Saracens in the off-season, wasn't considered because of a lack of game time at tighthead prop. Coetzee feels that the Stormers have the right front row balance in Steven Kitshoff, Brok Harris and reserve prop Frans Malherbe at this stage of the season.
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WILMINGTON, N.C. - The Pfeiffer University men's and women's cross country teams travelled to the UNC-Wilmington Seahawk invitational for their second meet of the season with both teams finishing fifth. ECU swept the meet in both races with the women's team putting up a perfect score of 15. East Carolina's Antonia Palmer ran a 15:42 to win the men's 5k, while his teammate Stacey Gonzalez placed first in her 5k race with an 18:54.
Weakened once again by injuries, the Lady Falcons depended on their strong freshman class putting up quick times. Freshman Alex Crouch, in her second collegiate race, broke into the top-20 individual runners, placing 16th with her 20:25. Freshman Trista Byers ran a 21:53 to come in 22nd. Fellow freshmen Cori Newton and Janna Featherstone placed close together, running 22:19 and 22:30 respectively. Junior Nina Ubabuike, closed out the team scoring for the day, finishing in 25:44.
Despite having an hour delay due to lightning, the Pfeiffer men's team also had a strong race, running a 5k instead of the standard 8k like most collegiate races. Senior Will Oliver crushed the course, placing 14th with a 16:36. Freshmen Alex Freeze, running a 17:52 narrowed out teammate Brandon Garren, who finished a step behind in 17:54. Nathan Jarman, a fellow freshman, ran an 18:13, with junior Cody Jones finishing the team scoring with his 18:31. Freshman Nicholas Mabry (18:41) was close behind, with junior Cody Bivens (19:03) and sophomore Joseph Sutlive (19:08) following after. Junior Fred Travis (20:33) rounded out the team for the day.
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The children's school notified Child Protective Services of their suspicions.
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Deputies also reported that when they knocked on the front door of the residence, Harper fled out the rear door on foot.
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The decision by the New Albany Board of Aldermen to have an engineering firm try to develop information to reduce the area designated as flood plain is a good one.
What the outcome will be is unknown, but we consider it money well spent to attempt to reduce the size of the area that has been designated as flood plain on new maps drawn up by the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Designating large amounts of low-lying land in the county, including much of the land bordering the Tallahatchie River, as flood-prone could greatly impede future development and increase the cost of that development.
New Albany areas that would be the most severely affected include businesses along Carter Avenue, businesses near Bankhead Street and the New Albany Sportsplex and the proposed expansion of the Sportsplex. Much of the flat land proposed for development east of the former Safari's restaurant and owned by developer John Young also is included in the flood plain.
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WHY? If you support these devices you do not want users taking them apart. I just see no value in showing people how to take tablets or phones apart.
I gave up after two slides of full-page slow refreshes - who's got time for this?? There's gotta be a better way to do a slider than the way you're doing it nah mean?
This may be used for the 'key clicks' so that you know when a keyboard touchpad is pressed as the keys themselves don't move.
Personally I hate touch screens, and prefer a mouse and keyboard because it is more precise, faster, and keeps the screen much cleaner. Ever try to get peanut butter off a touch screen? The question is what happens if I want to use a surface to remote desktop to my home computer running Win8?
TR is a Resource for IT Professionals and as such every Article/Blog or whatever you want to call it is aimed directly at IT Professionals not members of the General Public. As People who are tasked with supporting this hardware at the very least IT Pros should have some basic idea of what's inside the thing how fragile it is and what's likely to break. So you could either pull this stuff apart yourself and run the risk of breaking it and most likely Peeving off the CEO when you break his new toy or let someone else do it and look at the results. Being one of those who has to pay for what they break The Cracking Open Series I find helpful. Of course not everyone will but then I suspect those who don't find them useful are not professionals to begin with and are just playing here. ;) Col
You should have clicked on the link for the Video and watched that. http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/cracking-open/microsoft-surface-built-solid-but-design-lacks-polish/893?tag=content;siu-container The Blue Writing on the first slide is a Hyperlink to the other entry. ;) Col
I for one am glad you continue this series of slides/videos, always updating your readers with new (and sometimes not-so-new) âequipment crackdownâ. I have learned a lot from this series and always look forward to expand my knowledge via your website. Please, accept my hearth felt thank you for your work.
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That was the New England Patriots tight end's response to whether he had the green light to participate in his team's season opener against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.
"Super excited," Gronk added when asked how he felt about the prospect of returning to the field. "Just seeing my teammates grinding all week, to go back out there with them, get in the huddle, break the huddle with them… It's gonna be an honor to get back out there with my teammates."
Gronkowski had been slowly progressing throughout training camp to recover from the torn ACL that ended his season last December. Gronkowski did not play in any of the Patriots' four preseason games, but he advanced to participating in full contact drills by the third week of the preseason.
While Gronk has confirmed he'll be back in pads at Sun Life Stadium, don't expect to see a ton of the big tight end on Sunday.
Gronk says he doesn't expect to play every snap. "Getting my feet wet."—
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|Members of the LECOM Sports Medicine Team will be working with the Erie BayHawks NBA Developmental League team. The LECOM Sports Medicine team includes, from left, ophthalmologist Carlo DiMarco, D.O.; orthopedic surgeon Steven Habusta, D.O.; Patrick Leary, D.O., Head Team Physician; orthopedic surgeon Anthony J. Ferretti, D.O.; and sports medicine specialist Gregory Coppola, D.O. Not pictured is integrated medicine specialist Jan Hendryx, D.O.
The Erie BayHawks of the NBA Development League on Aug. 12 announced a long-term agreement with the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine to be the exclusive, presenting partner for the team. As part of the agreement, the College will become the official medical provider for the BayHawks and a team of LECOM physicians will work with the team's players.
"We are extremely excited at the broad scope and nature of our relationship with LECOM," said Ron Sertz, President, Erie BayHawks. "This premiere partnership will provide the BayHawks with a top flight sports medicine team and full continuum of medical care options."
LECOM sees the agreement as a great opportunity to introduce a new Sports Medicine Program affiliated with Millcreek Community Hospital and Medical Associates of Erie. The program will be located at the LECOM Medical Fitness and Wellness Center when that facility opens later this year. Patrick Leary, D.O., directs the Sports Medicine Program.
"This is a great moment for the Erie BayHawks and the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, said Dr. Leary. "The BayHawks have entrusted their sports medicine needs to us. As the Head Team Physician, with a great group of colleagues supporting the effort, a great new wellness facility and a great coach in John Treloar, we will endeavor to keep the BayHawks in good medical condition in hopes of the team becoming an immediate contender in the league."
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COLLIN COUNTY No doubt about it: A field of blazing yellow sunflowers is a sight to see.
But the owners of a crop of sunflowers in Collin County are fielding some controversy.
Maybe you've seen the spectacular photo posted on WFAA's Facebook page. The owners of this sunflower field say people are now trampling their livelihood.
We went to check it out, and discovered another problem near that field of flowers between Allen and McKinney.
What we're finding are trails through the field where we can tell that people have walked, said sunflower farmer Jennifer Foster.
It's rude, added her son, Bryce.
Jennifer Foster owns 220 gorgeous acres of flowers the color of sunshine.
Normally we farm wheat, milo corn... this year we decided, as part of our crop rotation, to do sunflowers, she explained.
People are flocking to the Fosters' field to get the perfect picture. But for Jennifer, that's a problem.
In the process, it tramples the flowers... it damages the crops, she said. This is our livelihood, so when people trample the crop or they cut the flowers and take them home, they're, in fact, taking part of our livelihood and costing us money.
The Fosters have posted no trespassing signs, and police put up tape, too.
Allen officers are even ticketing drivers who are clogging the road and a nearby fire lane.
But some observers are determined. They're crossing over the police line tape that police have been so kind to help us, Foster said.
She's noticed another problem, too: People cutting away at her crop.
A lady had picked a whole handful of sunflowers to take home with her, Foster said.
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Career – July 24Published Jul 24, 2013 at 5:14 am (Updated Jul 19, 2013 at 1:35 pm)
Cindy Neky, president of Marketing Pathways in McMurray, has been selected as an authorized local expert by Constant Contact, Inc. As an authorized local expert, Cindy will offer training seminars on best practices in online marketing in the Pittsburgh area.
Marketing Pathways is a regional marketing firm providing digital marketing services, including email marketing, social media, blogs and internet marketing. The firm works with small businesses and non-profits to achieve increased visibility and greater digital and online marketing success.
Neky will host free small business seminars and training workshops in the Pittsburgh region focused on using email marketing and social media marketing to engage key audiences, drive dialogues, and build relationships.


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9am - 6pm ET M-F
9am - 5pm ET Sat
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