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These are all so sad. Luckily Ive never had anything stolen (knock on wood) and hopefully I never will.
These are all so sad. Luckily Ive never had anything stolen (knock on wood) and hopefully I never will.
The most we've ever had stolen is our strollers (The ones you rent) without anything in it. People are so dumb. They are either too cheap to rent their own, or they've had theirs stolen, so they think they need to retaliate on somebody who had nothing to do with it! People are so childish.
Originally Posted by DznyVan
Sorry ... but there is no policy about cast members replacing items. The cast members in these instances have all done it to make magic and out of the kindness of their own hearts. When you look carefully at that fine red printing on all tickets ... it says ... Disneyland Resort is not responsible for lost and/or stolen property.
I advise anyone I know to take anything that they hold near and dear to them on an attraction with them. It amazes me sometimes ... the things people will leave in strollers. (Cameras, Cell Phones, Wallets and Purses!) Disneyland is the Happiest Place on Earth ... but sometimes dis-honest people come through our gates.
Also ... just another FYI about lost items ... lost tickets are like lost cash! Hold on to them, no matter what!! You need them for FastPass and if you ever leave the park ... to come back in ... they'll wanna see you handstamp AND ticket! (They are both used, the same way that the real world uses two forms of identification!)
Originally Posted by AnotherPixie
Not that this is really important to the issue, but I doubt the theif was the one that turned them into lost and found. I'd guess that when they were through with the items they just dropped them somewhere and another guest or cast member found them and dropped by lost and found.
No surprise there. I'd imagine that if there was such a policy then few if any thieves would bother stealing from the guests.Originally Posted by WickedQueen
Well, that lack of policy goes to show you that some CM's do take their job with a sense of pride, willing to go out of their way to make your trip, and I think that is what DL is about.
Originally Posted by drunkmom
We watched our new stroller being stolen right in front of the Main St Train Station about 8 years ago. This was before Ca Adventure and Downtown Disney was there, when you literally walked out of the park and into the parking lot. We were coming off the train and walking down the steps when we saw a 13 year old kid look around and then grab our stroller and head to the main gate. My sons dad ran and caught him and after taking him backstage it was determined that he was part of a stroller theft ring. Apparently at the time adults would get these kids to round up strollers and bring them to a van in the lot. They would ransack them and resell them, keeping any other loot found in the storage areas. There was nothing of value except my sons change of clothes and snacks but I was furious!!...it was that whole mother bear thing. I imagine it's much harder to do that now with parking so far away but it sounds like strollers are still easy targets. It sure did spoil the magic too seeing the OC PD sub station back stage.
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I totally agree with you on this. I've never understood why people would leave things (especially expensive camcorders and cameras and merchandise) totally unattended. I figure the less I have on me, the better.Originally Posted by Cousin Orville
Now, I will say that we don't have children - so when the hubby and I head to the parks, he's got his wallet and I've got a small bag with my camera, umbrella and such in it. This bag is awesome because it's double zippered AND cute!
I work two jobs right now, one of them I spend some time working on theft issues at a major retailer. You would be amazed how ballsy some people are... they'll be in full view and put something in their bag and walk out. I hate to sound paranoid, but you really can't trust people. (Maybe it's the job that makes me paranoid ) Yes, you do find that most people at DL are awesome, friendly and there to have a good time. However, there are still theives.
You have to remember that even though DL is awesome and magical, they still let the real world in. If you want to keep it, keep it on you. It's sad it has to be that way, but unfortunately that's the way it is now... and yes, I still love those Pollyanna Martinis... however, the effect doesn't seem to last as long as it used to!
I always no matter where i am. L.A is bad too! which i go down there often I always keep my wallet in my front pocket, I have felt pocketers in my back pocket looking for my wallet before, tricked them good! I also take cousins and relatives and friends to Disneyland often and alwasy remind them to either get a locker, best bet! or carry it with them. Never had anyone accually steal anything from or off me. Lint mabey!
Current DL Entertainment Technical Services
Former DCA Attractions CM
Not only do I put my wallet in my front pocket, I also keep my hand in there as well. That way if any guy thinks he's going into my pocket, he's gonna be trapped with a little more.
For some reason no one's tried it yet.
Best interview answer: My biggest weakness is my honesty...I can never remember my lies!
Sad stories about lost items, especially about the Sweaters that turned up filthy after being lost, but a few Words to the Wise. The disneyland resort does not/cannot be responsible for what guests that come in do, although the sizable security force does what they can. Just like at the mall, or by the public pool, or anywhere else where people of all walks of life come together, WATCH your belongings, and if you don't want to watch them, then carry them or lock them in a place you have reasonable assurance is secure. Believe it or not, there are some people young, old, middleaged, that buy APs and come in regularly just to look for strollers, purses, unattended bags, etc. It's like a business for them. Sever of them have dossiers with APD and DL Security, but more and more pop up each day. They love to work the areas that are dark, or near attractions where they know people will be away for a long while. That little storage pouch in the stroller is for transport of items, not for secure storage. Be smart, be aware.
"To All Who Come To This Happy Place, Welcome!
Disneyland is Your Land. Here age relives fond memories of the past, and youth can saver the challenge and promise of the future. Disneyland is dedicated to the ideals, the dreams and the hard facts that have created America, with the hope that it will be a source of joy an inspiration to all the world."
-- Walter Elias Disney, July 17, 1955 approx 4:35PM
And the old folks think we are just trying to act cool psssh! Its Wallet Protection and bad skate shoes.
Current DL Entertainment Technical Services
Former DCA Attractions CM
Ok, I'm getting off my soap box now...
-"We can see a new horizon...built on all that we have done..and our dreams begin another thousand circles 'round the sun!"
-- Epcot: Illuminations "Reflections of Earth"
-"...Each dream that you chase, each wish you embrace can lead to a fabulous faraway place...!"
--DCA: World Of Color
Everyone has a price and some folks just have a lower one. How secure would you be leaving a stroller with a camcorder in it in front of say,the Chinese Theater in Hollywood?? How secure would you feel setting your bag full of expensive souviners out of your sight on Venice Beach?? I bet the answer to both is not very secure at all. You have to remeber that given a big enough target even an honest person becomes a thief,just because you are at the park dosent mean this simple rule is gonna change. Heres an Idea-DONT BRING MORE JUNK THAN YOU CAN CARRY!!! it gets old seeing strollers loaded with enough junk to mount a 3 week expidition into the the wilds of Borneo.Use common sense and leave the extra junk behind,or lock it up in the car or a locker,is that extra trip to the lot or back to Main Street really gonna kill you?? You leave all that stuff out you dont just tempt thieves,you help add fuel to the fire and CREATE more!!
-rant ends here-
My balloon was once stolen right in front of me when I was about 5 years old. My parents kept it tied to the stroller, so that it wouldn't interfere with rides. Later in the afternoon, we just finished up on POTC, and came out to find a man untying my balloon. My dad said, "Hey, that's my daughter's balloon." To which the man actually replied, "Yeah, but my kid wants one and we can't afford it. Go buy another one." And he took off with it. My dad told the nearest CM what happened, and I'm not sure if the man was ever caught. How could someone stoop so low?


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Colonia del Sol, Baja California Sur
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Colonia del Sol is a northern suburb of Cabo San Lucas, in Baja California Sur, Mexico. It is the third-largest locality in Los Cabos Municipality. It had a 2010 census population of 48,032 inhabitants[1] and lies at an elevation of 64 meters (210 ft.) above sea level.
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At InterContinental Malta, one can choose from six restaurants and six bars offering a varied local international cuisine at all times of day, both indoor and al fresco.
- The dining experience offered at InterContinental Malta is a diverse and delightful culinary journey. The hotel features six restaurants and six bars offering a varied local and international cuisine at all times of day, both indoor and al fresco.
- Cocktail lounge
- Number of restaurants : 6
- 24 hours Room Service
Hotel Restaurants
Waterbiscuit, open every day for healthy breakfasts, lunches and dinners, the restaurant offers a gastronomic experience to delight all in a charming and contemporary atmosphere. Creative ever evolving menus using the freshest Mediterranean ingredients, innovative and inventive cocktails, a unique design concept makes Waterbiscuit the most glamorous address on the Maltese Islands, whether for a business meeting, casual dining or evening social gathering.
Serves: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
This seaside restaurant is set on teak decking adjacent to the rippling Mediterranean Sea, here an enticing and exclusive atmosphere is certainly created. The menu offers stimulating and diverse Sicilian flavours, with fresh fish and shellfish brought in daily by local fishermen. All to be enjoyed with individually selected wine or aperitif.
Serves: Lunch | Dinner
Narcis Pool Bar & Grill
Providing spectacular views of the Mediterranean, Narcis Pool Bar and Grill is located next to the lagoon styled panoramic outdoor pool. Throughout the balmy summer months the enticing sizzle of the grill will certainly rouse the appetite of all who pass by, while the refreshingly cool cocktails will keep you coming back for more.
Serves: Lunch
Al Fresco Gardens
Located in the hotels large landscaped gardens, Al Fresco Gardens is the ideal place for a breath of fresh air while enjoying dining beneath the stars. Every summer season our chefs create a menu demonstrating the latest in culinary creativity and contemporary style, while offering a truly Maltese flourish.
Serves: Dinner
Hotel Bars /Lounges
Waterbiscuit is the new bar, lounge and restaurant located on the ground floor.
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Distance 12 KM / 7.46 MI NORTH WEST to Hotel
Taxi Charge (one way): €21.00 (EUR)
Time by taxi: 20 Minutes
Train Charge (one way): €0.00 (EUR)
Ferry Charge (one way): €0.00 (EUR)
Take road to Marsa from Airport, straight to St Julians on the main principals roads. Take turning into Paceville at lights and follow signs to InterContinental Malta.
Take route no one to Marsa from Airport, straight to St Julians on the main principals roads. Take turning into Paceville at lights and follow signs to InterContinental Malta.


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2012 Nebraska Preview – Defense
Nebraska LB Will Compton
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What You Need To Know:
New defensive coordinator John Papuchis isn't going to change much after working as Nebraska's defensive line coach. Can he bring more consistency to a promising D that finished 37th in the nation and seventh in the Big Ten in yards allowed, but did nothing to get into the backfield? The Huskers finished dead last in the league in tackles for loss and need end Cameron Meredith and tackle Baker Steinkuhler to be even more active. The linebacking corps loses tackling machine Lavonte David, but Will Compton is a strong hitter in the middle and there are just enough good prospects to get by. The strength of the defense will be a secondary that won't have any problems replacing corner Alfonzo Dennard. Daimion Stafford should be one of the Big Ten's best safeties, while JUCO transfer Mohammed Seisay has the potential to be an instant star at one corner.
Returning Leaders
Tackles: Will Compton, 82
Sacks: Cameron Meredith, 5
Interceptions: Several with 1
Star of the defense:
Senior DT Baker Steinkuhler
Player who has to step up and be a star:
Junior DE Jason Ankrah
Unsung star on the rise:
Junior CB Mohammed Seisay
Best pro prospect:
Top three all-star candidates:
1) Steinkuhler, 2) S Daimion Stafford, 3) LB Will Compton
Strength of the defense:
Secondary, Tackle
Weakness of the defense:
Pass Rush, Linebacker Depth
Defensive Line
The line struggled last season with Ndamukong Suh long gone and with Jared Crick getting hurt, but senior
Baker Steinkuhler
did what he could on the inside earning honorable mention All-Big Ten honors making 40 tackles with two sacks and five tackles for loss. At 6-6 and 290 pounds he's built more like a big end or a 3-4 tackle, but the son of Husker legend Dean Steinkuhler has the strength and the toughness to hold his own. The quickness and versatility are there to work in a variety of ways, and now he's going to be the anchor and the main man in his final season.
Working next to Steinkuhler on the inside will be a combination of players. 6-3, 285-pound sophomore
Chase Rome
got away from Missouri and a slew of other BCS schools, and now he should grow into a rock on the inside. A spot starter last season, he made 13 tackles with a sack showing good upside and the potential to become a dangerous interior pass rusher. Also in the mix will be 6-1, 300-pound junior
Thaddeus Randle
, a big, squatty nose tackle-like body for the interior. He was a decent part of the rotation early on with eight tackles and a sack before getting knocked out for the year with a knee injury.
The Nebraska pass rush has to be better and it has to start with veteran
Cameron Meredith
on the outside, The 6-4, 265-pound senior led the team with five sacks to go along with 58 tackles on the way to honorable mention All-Big Ten honors. Strong and consistent, he has a nice blend of quickness and size, with the ability to play as a tough 3-4 run stopper or as a 4-3 pass rusher. Injuries have been a problem in the past, but he was able to get through last season without a problem.
6-4, 265-pound junior
Jason Ankrah
started most of last season on the other side of Meredith finishing with 17 tackles with a sack and three tackles for loss. The Maryland native was one of the team's top recruits a few years ago but has yet to break out and become a major factor. It's all there with size, quickness and skills, but the defense needs him to become a more dangerous pass rusher. Also in the rotation will be senior
Eric Martin
, a 6-2, 255-pound veteran with tremendous speed and burst off the ball. Mostly a special teamer throughout his career, he got a start against Northwestern last season and was a good backup the rest of the way making 23 tackles with 2.5 sacks and four tackles for loss. If nothing else, he could grow into a dangerous pass rushing specialist.
Watch Out For …
Rome. The potential and talent are there to become the next great Nebraska defensive tackle. With Steinkuhler the main man on the inside, Rome doesn't have to be an anchor and he should be turned loose to do a little of everything for a line that desperately needs to start being more active.
Potential. After a year of dealing with a slew of injuries and a few key personnel losses, the line should be more settled. Steinkuhler and Meredith started all 13 games, but there was a revolving door at the other two spots.
Pass rush. The Huskers were awful at getting behind the line last season coming up with just 21 sacks – with a bulk of them coming from the defensive backfield – and a paltry 61 tackles for loss. The line got beaten up on a regular basis against the run.
The line needs some key players to step up and be fantastic. Rome needs to grow into a star at tackle and a pass rusher has to emerge on the other side of Meredith. More than anything else, the line has to stay healthy and come up with a reliable rotation, while being more disruptive and making more big plays will be a must.
Unit Rating:
The linebacking corps loses leading tackler Lavonte David, but it gets back a strong veteran in
Will Compton
for the middle. The 6-2, 230-pounder can play any of the three linebacking positions finishing second on the team with 82 tackles with seven tackles for loss. With the right size, good quickness and the smarts to quarterback the front seven, he's the leader of the linebackers with 100-tackle potential after cranking out a strong second half of last year.
Sean Fisher
stepped in when needed starting four times with 24 tackles with three tackles for loss after missing all of 2010 with a broken leg. At 6-6 and 235 pounds he has excellent size with nice size and great ranger. Built like a thin defensive end, he could become more of a pass rusher, while 6-1, 230-pound senior
Alonzo Whaley
should be ready to do far more after making 11 tackles with two tackles for loss. Fast, active and smart, he should find time in a starting role, or at the very least he'll be one of the team's top backups at any of the three spots.
6-2, 235-pound sophomore
Trevor Roach
spent last year working behind Compton in the middle, but he only made seven tackles with two tackles for loss in five games before getting hurt. A former running back, he's active and quick with good range. The walk-on will be a key part of the rotation, while star recruit
Zaire Anderson
could be a huge factor right away. The 6-1, 220-pound JUCO transfer is a huge hitter with the ability to fly into the backfield on a regular basis. Very fast and very talented, he came up with 187 tackles and 15.5 sacks over the last two years for Riversdale CC.
Watch Out For …
Anderson. The linebacking corps has decent players, and Compton is a good one, but the defense needs gamechangers. Anderson might not be another David, but there's a chance he could be a nice copy.
Versatility. Compton will start in the middle, but he could work on the outside if needed. Anderson, at the very least, can be a dangerous backup at all three spots, while Fisher is a good veteran who can see time just about anywhere he's needed.
Lavonte David. This is a good group that's in desperate need of a superstar to work around. David led the team with 133 tackles with 5.5 sacks and 13 tackles for loss as he cleaned up mess after mess left by the line. He won't be easily replaced.
Compton and Fischer is a good foundation to build a linebacking corps around. They're steady veterans with the smarts and the talent to come up with a strong season. The D will often go with five defensive backs, so finding three sure-thing starting linebackers isn't necessarily a must, but it would be nice to find a slew of big hitters to work in a rotation.
Unit Rating:
Defensive Backs
A strength last season, the secondary has to come up with several new playmakers with the biggest loss Alfonzo Dennard at one corner. However, he didn't come up with any picks last season. Junior
Andrew Green
turned into a nice defender on the right side over the second half of last season making 48 tackles with an interception and eight broken up passes. The 6-0, 195-pounder has good size and safety-like tackling skills in the open field.
On the way is JUCO superstar
Mohammed Seisay
, who has all the tools and all the ability to be the team's best cornerback from Day One. The 6-2, 200-pounder has size, speed and the smarts to know what he's doing right away. He got to school early and showed he's ready to be the real deal with all-star upside after starting out his career at Memphis before getting to Nebraska through Eastern Arizona Junior College.
Ciante Evans
has done a little of everything working both as a corner and a nickel defender starting seven times with 33 tackles with a tackle for loss and three broken up passes. The versatile 5-11, 185-pounder is a strong all-around defensive back who has to prove he can do more when the ball is in the air. He'll work where needed, while running back
Braylon Heard
will start working more and more at corner. The 5-11, 185-pound sophomore is one of the team's faster players with tremendous athleticism. An Ohio state champion-level sprinter will be a key new part of the equation in nickel situations.
6-1, 205-pound senior
Daimion Stafford
came up with a great year at strong safety earning honorable mention All-Big Ten honors after finishing third on the team with 80 tackles with three tackles for loss and ten broken up passes. The former JUCO star is a big hitter with great quickness and enough talent and athleticism to have been recruited hard by Florida, USC and a slew of other big names. Consistent, he should be one of the team's defensive leaders and stars.
P.J. Smith
has seen plenty of time and action as a backup and spot starter at safety. At 6-2 and 210 pounds he's a strong safety who might see time at free safety after making 33 tackles with a pick. Great on special teams and talented enough to play either safety spot, he'll be a tough run stopper with more of a role.
Watch Out For …
Seisay. The Nebraska secondary was going to be good even after losing a few key players, but now it should be fantastic with Seisay ready to become an instant No. 1 cover-corner. He could be the Big Ten's most important JUCO pickup.
Touchdown passes. The Huskers gave up 11 touchdown passes in the first six games including four in the shootout win over Washington. And then the defensive backs – despite not getting any help from the pass rush – shut it all down allowing just five scoring passes in the final six games. The Huskers were 7-1 when allowing fewer than two scoring passes.
Most teams that can throw the ball. The Huskers shut down the sleeping Michigan State passing game holding it to just 86 yards, but everyone else on the slate that could throw was able to do it. Yes, the overall stats were fine but Wisconsin, Michigan and South Carolina had no problems and Washington and Northwestern put up big yards.
The secondary should be fine with the return of Stafford as one of the Big Ten's better safeties and with the addition of Seisay likely to make a huge difference. If there's a little more help from a pass rush that wasn't existent at times last season, the pass defense should be among the best in the conference.
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Special Teams
There was some concern that the Huskers might have a hard time replacing Alex Henery, arguably the nation's best all-around kickers. Senior
Brett Maher
wasn't necessarily supposed to step in and handle all of Henery's duties, but he was phenomenal nailing 19-of-23 field goal attempts with his three misses coming from beyond 50 yards. He also turns in a huge year replacing Henery as the team's top punter averaging 44.5 yards per kick putting 25 inside the 20.
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Abdullah as a punt returner. He showed he could be special on kickoff returns, but he was merely pedestrian on punts. With his speed and quickness he should be able to break out a few more big pops.
Maher. Nebraska knows how to get top-shelf kicking production. Henery was a special all-around kicker and Maher was even better as a punter while showing off tremendous range and skill as a placekicker. The All-Big Ten star is a weapon.
Coverage teams. The Huskers couldn't seem to come up with enough stops allowing 11.9 yards per punt return with a score. The kickoff coverage team struggled allowing 23.6 yards per try.
No one had to replace stronger special teams performers than Nebraska did, and the results turned out to be even stronger. The kicking game will be phenomenal and Abdullah is a star. If the coverage teams can be just a wee bit better, the Huskers will have a huge advantage in the third phase.
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You were way too harsh on Franco. First, his stock has not dramatically fallen- he still is a top 50 prospect according to Baseball America. He was pushed too aggressively by the desperate Phillies- he is only 21 in AAA. He has now made adjustments and been one of the hottest hitters in the minors in July. Also, he can play 3B- not that 1B isn't more likely, but he is not limited to 1B. Very poor work on your part on Franco- is it that off for the other players also?
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With Los Alamos High School hosting a tournament soon and multiple victories at the East Mountain High School debate tournament, the Speech and Debate team seems to be ready for action.
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Wake Forest has granted Tony Woods a release from its basketball program so that the 6-foot-11 center can "pursue other options," the school announced Monday. So if you're a coach looking for a junior who last month pleaded guilty to assault after an incident during which he allegedly caused his girlfriend to suffer a fractured spine, well, today is your lucky day.
"We wish Tony the best of luck in all his future endeavors," said Wake Forest coach Jeff Bzdelik. "Tony and I met a number of times and we felt this was the best course of action for him."
Woods averaged 4.6 points and 3.2 rebounds last season.
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Yep. It was Jeremy Hunt. Cal dismissed him from the team but brought him back a year later, so he basically served a one year suspension. The rumor was he hit her in the face with a close fist. Fractured spine from Woods? Sounds like the D-league is waiting.
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Hey, how about the University of Tennessee? They wear orange to be proactive.
And, nice try on the Cal putdown... You could have easily looked up to see the answer to your question. You may go back to your mothers basement now loser.
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Wednesday's local baseball roundup: Gloucester Junior American Legion team wins state first-rounderStory | Aug 13, 2014 | 3:21 PMAmerican Legion: Nick Brandt struck out six and pitched a complete game Wednesday as Gloucester Post 75 beat Colonial Heights Post 284 7-4 in the first round of the Junior state tournament in Richmond. Wesley Kellums hit a two-run double in a six-run...
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IronPigs bats at heart of recent funkStory | Aug 15, 2014 | 3:10 PMFreddy Galvis had a horrific start to the 2014 season with the Phillies --- a 2-for-42 showing (.048 average) at the plate. Things got worse when he was sent to the Triple-A Lehigh Valley IronPigs. In his second game after the May demotion, he broke his...
Saturday's local baseball roundup: Tides bring home the bacon, as does eating contest winner at Harbor ParkStory | Aug 2, 2014 | 8:43 PMTriple-A: The Norfolk Tides won a rain-shortened 2-1 game Saturday night against the Buffalo Bisons before 6,027 at Harbor Park. With one out in the bottom of the eighth, the umpires stopped the game. It never resumed. Perhaps the game will be best...
Saturday's local baseball roundup: Tides walk off with 12th-inning victoryStory | Aug 10, 2013 | 8:55 PMInternational League: Despite squandering a ninth-inning lead, the Norfolk Tides beat Rochester 3-2 Saturday night at Harbor Park on Jonathan Schoop's RBI single in the 12th inning. Chris Dickerson scored to break a tie that was created when the Red...
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Baseball: Ex-ECR outfielder Blake Gailen won't give upStory | Aug 25, 2013 | 7:39 AMFormer El Camino Real outfielder Blake Gailen is 28. He has played in independent baseball for seven years after playing for the Conquistadores and UNLV. He went undrafted out of high school and college. And he's still playing. He was signed by the...
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Chorones steps down as voice of Coca-Cola ParkStory | Jan 8, 2014The IronPigs are searching for a new voice for Coca-Cola Park. Tim Chorones, the park's popular public address announcer since its opening, is stepping down after six seasons due to work and family commitments. A 1999 graduate of Catasauqua Area High...


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Fighting Our Creativity Crisis
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Five Minutes with Rebecca Buisan on IBM SmartCloud for Social Business By Joyce Davis, IBM Collaboration Solutions community manager There has been a lot of buzz recently around IBM SmartCloud for Social Business, and I had the opportunity to sit down with Rebecca Buisan who heads up Product Management to learn what's new. Rebecca, I understand that Forrester recently ... [ + Read more ]
Five Minutes With... Jeff Schick
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Five Minutes With... Jeff Schick By Tyrona Heath, IBM Collaboration Solutions@Tyrona What is your role at IBM? Jeff: I am happy to be celebrating my 25th anniversary at IBM! My current role is as Vice President of Social Software and I'm excited that my focus is on IBM's collaboration solutions leadership, which ... [ + Read more ]
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Five Minutes with… Larry Bowden By Colleen Burns, Influencer Relations Five Minutes With… is a new blog series that is the equivalent of the old elevator pitch. Sure, it would have to be a tall building, but the ride is worth it!I had the pleasure of chatting with Larry Bowden, Vice ... [ + Read more ]
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Five Minutes with... Matt Collins By Colleen Burns, Influencer Relations It's often said, you can learn a lot about someone in five minutes. Coincidentally, that seems to be about the amount of time most of us have to spare! And it is with that in mind, we are launching a new ... [ + Read more ]
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It is well known in HR circles that 70% of employees aren't fully engaged in their work. For executives, this means employee productivity, customer service, and profits suffer. For employees, it means most of us aren't running into the office each morning with huge smiles on our faces. You don't ... [ + Read more ]
Five Ways to Turn Enthusiastic Customers into Marketers
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Rob Fuggetta, Founder/CEO, Zuberance and author, "Brand Advocates: Turning Enthusiastic Customers into Marketers" (John H. Wiley & Sons, Inc.) Your company has a powerful yet under-utilized marketing weapon: its highly-satisfied customers (AKA "Brand Advocates"). Advocates are far more trusted and influential than any other source including ads, study after study has shown. ... [ + Read more ]
Flipping the Switch: How Reverse Mentorship Can Drive Social
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It's no secret that valuable mentoring relationships can have a formative impact on one's career, vision of success, and performance within a company. Mentors are critical to networks, huge reservoirs of resources, and a perfect complement to the ambitious. For these reasons and more, companies are investing in formal and ... [ + Read more ]
Food for Thought: A Children's Game - Too Risky for Social Business
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Food for thought… The telephone game Femke Goedhart, Business Consultant, Silverside @FemkeGoedhart As kids, most of us will have at one time played the "telephone" game. The game where you sit in a circle and one person whispers a message into the ear of the person sitting next to him who then ... [ + Read more ]
Food for Thought: Social Trust
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Food for Thought: Social Trust Femke Goedhart, Business Consultant, Silverside Social media use is everywhere. With more than 800 million users on Facebook, more than 225 million Twitter accounts (source), Google+ rapidly gaining on the competition, and countless other platforms popping up left and right, it's hard to ignore. But how ... [ + Read more ]
Food For Thought: The New Player on Stage
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Food For ThoughtThe New Player on Stage by Femke Goedhart, Business Consultant, Silverside So here's a thought…. At this year's Lotusphere, IBM's annual collaboration and social software conference, during that all important Opening General Session (OGS), Who was the real star of the conference?? Was it the band 'OK Go'? Or Michael ... [ + Read more ]
For Moosejaw, Social + Email Is a Laughing Matter
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There are about 2 billion people active social network users around the world today1. The largest network, Facebook, alone has 1.44 billion monthly active users2. These are staggering numbers. Yet, they still pale in comparison to email. There are an estimated 4.35 billion business and consumer email users today, and ... [ + Read more ]
From Boardrooms to Barracks - It's Time to Get Social
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From Boardrooms to Barracks, It's Time to Get Social By Tina Williams, IBM Program Manager for Social Business Initiatives While vacationing at the North Carolina coast this past week, I picked up a copy of The Globe, a newspaper that serves the Marine Corps community in Jacksonville. As an IBM ... [ + Read more ]
From client server to cloud and systems of engagement: Geoffrey Moore at IBM Connect
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"When I went to school, collaboration was called cheating." Betraying the scope and scale of the changes in IT (if also his age) since his days as an undergraduate, legendary tech analyst, author and consultant Geoffrey Moore capped off the Opening General Session to PartnerDay at IBM Connect 2014. Moore's presentation was entitled "The Future ... [ + Read more ]


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by Sy Mukherjee Posted on March 13, 2014
Add the football player and the reality TV star to the list of people advancing the thoroughly debunked notion that vaccines may cause autism.
by Alyssa Rosenberg Posted on January 30, 2014
The Washington football team's Republican consultants told the team to dig in. That's bad advice.
by Nicole Flatow Posted on January 29, 2014
The Denver-Seattle match-up this Super Bowl Sunday may also be the most prominent platform yet for marijuana reform ads.
by Travis Waldron Posted on January 9, 2014
A month after the Florida state attorney decided not to charge Jameis Winston, the woman who accused him of rape considers a civil suit.
by Travis Waldron Posted on December 17, 2013
The blog reached its goal in less than a day -- it will now send three times as many kids to the game as it originally planned.
by Travis Waldron Posted on December 15, 2013
115 voters left Winston off their ballots entirely, a sign that the sexual assault case may have had an impact on the vote.
by Travis Waldron Posted on December 13, 2013
Attorney says it was an "investigation into rape victim, not a rape suspect," and calls on Florida's attorney general to review the case and its investigation.
by Travis Waldron Posted on December 2, 2013
Chris Davis' 109-yard touchdown ended a great game in thrilling fashion -- and no one saw it coming.
by Travis Waldron Posted on November 20, 2013
New details paint an ugly picture of the sexual assault investigation into Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston.
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LONDON, Nov 4 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister DavidCameron's former media chief Andy Coulson, on trial accused ofphone-hacking offences, admits things went wrong under hiseditorship of Rupert Murdoch's News of the World but did notcommit any crimes, his lawyer said on Monday.
Coulson, who was Cameron's head of communications until2011, was never party to any phone-hacking, lawyer TimothyLangdale told the jury at the Old Bailey, England's centralcriminal court.
"He wished he had made some different decisions and althoughhe might wish he had made some different decisions he did notcommit these offences," Langdale said.
Coulson is accused of conspiracy to hack phones andconspiracy to commit misconduct in a public office byauthorising payment to a police officer for telephonedirectories of members of Britain's royal household.
He is on trial with Rebekah Brooks, the former head ofMurdoch's British newspaper arm News International, and sixothers.
Langdale said it was unusual for the defence to make astatement before the prosecution produced its evidence but hesaid Coulson's team thought there were good reasons to do so.
He said Coulson's role at the News of the World wasfar-reaching and that he could not be expected to know aboutevery story in the paper.
Coulson, he added, had also had his phone hacked by GlennMulcaire, who worked for the News of the World.
"Both a conspirator and victim at the same time? The twothings do not sit easily together do they," he told the jury.
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Avandia's fight for survival
Jun 6, 2007
Congress holds a hearing today on the safety of diabetes drug Avandia. GlaxoSmithKline is mounting an aggressive defense for its No. 2 seller. With sales already plummeting, there's a lot of cash on the line. Helen Palmer reports
Private equity's rising debt gets Fed's attention
Jun 5, 2007
Fed chief Ben Bernanke said today he's still worried about inflation. Something else the Fed is keeping its eye on is the debt that some private equity firms are amassing in their recent buying binge. Amy Scott reports.
Options a good deal for companies, too
Jun 5, 2007
CEOs of many big corporations get stock options worth millions. But because of a loophole in reporting the deals, the companies can cash in, too. Now the deals are under the gun — John Dimsdale reports.
Dems spend less to raise more
Jun 4, 2007
Leading Democratic presidential candidates are spending far less to raise campaign cash than their Republican counterparts, thanks in no small part to their affinity for the online business model. John Dimsdale reports.
Poverty finds a voice on campaign trail
Jun 4, 2007
Lobbyists are working to make poverty a higher priority, and the '08 election is providing a springboard for discussion. Candidates from both parties are expected make poverty a stop on the road to the White House. Jeff Tyler reports.
OMB: Let's hear it on earmarks
Jun 1, 2007
A memo from the Office of Management and Budget is ordering agency heads to pass along the specifics of congressional earmarks — those pet projects slipped into spending bills. Hillary Wicai reports.
Dems look to fix pay discrimination ruling
Jun 1, 2007
The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that employees have just six months to sue if they think they're getting less pay. Some Democrats are crafting a bill that would give them more time. Nancy Marshall Genzer reports.
Bush warms to talk of climate change
May 31, 2007
President Bush today proposed new talks on cutting greenhouse gases. His last-minute change of heart — just before the G-8 summit — prompted a few cheers, some boos, but mostly surprise. Sarah Gardner reports.
Families worry that border will become a divide
May 31, 2007
The immigration bill in Congress would give millions of illegal immigrants a path to lawful status but would leave their families behind. And, Joy Diaz reports, that worries a group of wives in southern Mexico.
FCC calls for cell phone locator service
May 31, 2007
One of the top reasons we carry cell phones is to have a lifeline to help in case of emergency. But there are still big holes in the safety net — like 9-1-1 not being able to locate your call — and the FCC wants to fill them. Steve Henn reports.


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STOMP, the smash international percussion sensation returns to the Hawaii theater for two weeks only, from December 22 through January 3, 2010
Located under an hour from downtown Chicago, The Hilton Chicago Indian Lakes Resort presents the 2010 Fire and Ice New Years Eve gala, an elegant evening of fun
This summit brought together financiers and professionals from movie studios, film distributors, law firms, talent agencies, and digital media companies for high-level discussions and thought-provoking debates about the future of the movie business
Star-studded philanthropic designer boutique sale on famed Melrose Avenue to benefit Cambodian Children's Fund EXTENDED UNTIL DEC. 24
New television station makes its mark as Hollywood goes to Upper Manhattan
Monday, November 16th,, was a very special black-tie evening for the elegantly dressed crowd who rode the elevator to the 5th floor of the Time Warner Center to attend Jazz at Lincoln Center's festive 2009 Fall Gala at Frederick P. Rose Hall
Listening to the overture of The Barber of Seville, my heart pumped in childlike excitement and anticipation of the fun and exciting music and characters I was about to experience
Children and families of Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA were brought to smiles at the Annual Holiday Party at Madame Tussauds Hollywood. The children were able to enjoy live music, great dinner, and fun times
Post is a play of brutal and accurate emotions by two Iraqi veterans
Both a portent of a potential crisis, and part urgent plea to turn back before it's too late, Phillipe Diaz's documentary The End of Poverty? is an enlightening film
The Alive Expo Green Pavilion MixMedia Luxury Lounge was hosted at the Sofitel in Beverly Hills for the 2009 Emmy Awards
Defamation, the documentary, explores the director's personal views of Anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and Nazi's, in a world where the only acceptable opinion is the traditional hard-line opinion
Playhouse Hollywood intends to bring families, friends and individuals together for Thanksgiving with a charitable donation of 250 turkeys
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For Takei, the future is now
June 6, 2008 in Features on Page D2 George Takei, best known for playing Sulu on "Star Trek," will never forget the first time he saw Brad Altman, the man he plans to marry. It was more than …
High survival rate reduces toy's value
June 6, 2008 in Features on Page D3 Dear Collector: I found this Charlie Weaver character among my father's stored treasures. Does it have any value other than sentimental? Powered by two D cell batteries, your bartender shakes …
Keeping pests out
June 6, 2008 in Features on Page D3 Last week, we discussed how to deal with deer and birds in the garden. Now we turn to insects and pocket gophers. I believe that achieving a balance in your …
Fragrance makes Viburnum a favorite
June 6, 2008 in Features on Page D3 It's a shame today's column doesn't come with a "scratch and sniff" option because once you've inhaled the delightful fragrance of a Koreanspice Viburnum, you will definitely want one for …
Home calendars
June 6, 2008 in Features on Page D4 Home Farm Chicks Antique Show - Antiques and handmade goods. Meet the editors of Country Living Magazine and EllynAnne Geisel, author of "Apron Memories and Apronisms." Saturday and Sunday, 10 …
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June 6, 2008 in Features on Page D4 BONNERS FERRY – When she was in first grade, Ruth Perry sat in Mrs. Hamilton's classroom at the Northside School in Bonners Ferry and began the work of learning the …
Residents pass State Bar exam
June 6, 2008 in Features on Page D5 The Washington State Bar Association recently announced local residents that passed the bar exam. The local graduates are among 359 candidates who passed the law exam. Residents are listed by …
Idaho support groups
June 6, 2008 in Features on Page D5 Living Lightly – for those interested in permanently changing fat cells and creating a natural body weight; meets 6-7 p.m. the second and fourth Mondays of every month, Shoshone Medical …
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Puffy Cheese Croutons
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
|Aged cheddar cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs), shredded
|Egg whites
|French bread
|4 , cut into bite size pieces
1) Preheat oven to temperature of 400 degrees.
2) In the top section of a double boiler placed over hot, but not boiling, water, melt the butter. Alternatively, a small saucepan placed over very low heat can also be used here.
3) Add the milk and then the cheese. Stir constantly till the cheese has melted.
4) Take the mixture off the heat.
5) Beat the egg whites till they are stiff but not dry.
6) Into the cheese mixture, gently fold the egg whites.
7) Into the egg-cheese mixture, dip the bread cubes and place them on an ungreased baking sheet.
8) Bake in the preheated oven for about 10 to 15 minutes, till they are have browned slightly.
9) Serve or use the croutons as and when preferred. These make an excellent addition to soups and salads.


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