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Navy SEAL Larry Yatch on How You Can Protect Your Family from a Terrorist Attack
Fox News - "You don't want to be in a bad situation when you need skills you don't have. So learn," said Yatch, advising people to learn self-defense and about administering medical aid.
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WCCO Takes Evasive Driving Lesson From Navy SEAL
WCCO - Kim Johnson tried out an evasive driving course taught by Navy SEALs
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Learn to Drive Like Steve McQueen
KMSP - We can't guarantee you'll be as cool as Steve McQueen in "Bullitt," but a Hollywood-style driving course by Sealed Mindset won't hurt your driving skills.
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A Former Navy SEAL Explains How To Escape A Dangerous Situation
BUSINESS INSIDER - The rigorous training Navy SEALs endure make them highly capable of handling a range of dangerous situations. Some of them dedicate their post-military careers to passing their knowledge on to civilians.
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Memorial Day Fitness Challenge in Excelsior Honors Fallen Service Members
KSTP - A Memorial Day fitness challenge in Excelsior helped raise money and remember fallen service members.
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Take Your Date Night to the Gun Range
WCCO - All week the WCCO Morning Show has been aiming ideas at you for unique things to do this Valentine's Day, but this one is definitely out of the range of usual plans.
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Cupid's Glock: Date Night at Sealed Mindset's Firing Range
MINNESOTA MONTHLY - "What did you and your sweetie do last Saturday night? Dinner and a movie? (Bo-ring!) Leftovers and Netflix? (Was one of you bedridden?) Perhaps it's time to consider a more pulse-quickening activity: a visit to Sealed Mindset's firing range. ... Sealed Mindset's Date Night, for example, pairs a hands-on lesson in handgun use and safety with a catered dinner.
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Former SEALs to Raise Funds for Wounded Vets at Movie Benefit in St. Louis Park
SUN SAILOR - Yatch's ties to the events depicted in the movie include his friendships with three of the SEALs who were killed when the Taliban shot down a helicopter attempting to assist their four peers on the ground. "It's such a small community," he said. "It's part of the job that's really hard."
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On the Job: Prepare for the Worst in your Workplace
USA TODAY - "Bad people are out there who want to harm good people, so we must admit that we need to be prepared for violence at work, a former Navy SEAL says. Just as workers may practice cardiopulmonary resuscitation or a fire drill, they also should practice how to evade or stop someone bent on hurting others."
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Violence: Best Practice, Awareness, Mitigation and Response
HUFFINGTON POST - "Everybody can improve on keeping themselves and the people around them safer by learning the lessons of the Navy SEALs. It is a popular misconception that physical skills or prowess allow SEALs to be successful. In reality, the extraordinary actions come not from the physical but rather from the mental mindset. In this article you will find 10 lessons that will help anyone develop the mindset of a Navy SEAL"
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Sealed Mindset Growth Secret: Mix Date Nights with Sniper Training
MINNESOTA BUSINESS JOURNAL - "Tony Kieffer joined Sealed Mindset in 2011 to learn how to better protect his family and how to avoid dangerous encounters altogether. He hasn't used his training yet, but Kieffer equates his training to a life insurance policy: Hopefully you never have to use it."
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Most Unusual Business Idea Ever?
INC. MAGAZINE - "For entrepreneurs seeking to differentiate their start-up in a crowded marketplace, the ability to make an unusual connection is everything. Case in point: Unless "went horribly wrong" is also involved, here are two words you never expect to appear in the same sentence: "Date" and "guns.""
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New Hope's Sealed Mindset Aims to Grow
STAR TRIBUNE - "The facility, from classrooms to firing ranges, was designed to accommodate Sealed Mindset's "learn-practice-experience'' training philosophy. That attention to detail also has gone into the selection and design of the "signature series" of high-end firearms, knives and defensive flashlights that Sealed Mindset sells."
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Protect Yourself at New Hope's Sealed Mindset
WCCO - "A former Navy Seal is teaching Minnesotans the art of self-defense. He's using his elite training and war time experience to help make sure your family can protect itself."
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Expert Says Fight Back During Attack
STAR TRIBUNE - "Self-defense expert Anne Yatch, co-owner of Sealed Mindset in New Hope, said that when you're life is at stake, you should always fight."
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Police Nationwide Can Learn from Boston Bombing Case
KSTP - "It's impossible to lock down an area that big, no matter how many forces you have," said Larry Yatch, former Navy SEAL and owner of Sealed Mindset In New Hope.
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Victory Games in the News
News articles about Sealed Mindset's Victory Games summer camp.
Victory Games Camp: Winning by Losing, Sometimes
STAR TRIBUNE - In a week, campers learn shooting, archery, self-defense, knot-tying, tactical decisionmaking and compression-only CPR — and then put those skills to work in competitive games in which teams of two compete against each other to win the Victory Games. It's a little like "The Hunger Games," only instead of life and death, the Victory Games is all about winning and losing and the benefits that can come from either one.
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New Program Teaches Kids Gun Safety, Defense, Rescue
KSTP - "They're gonna be safer on their own, they're gonna be safer at school, and they're gonna be safer around tools that they normally wouldn't have access to such as firearms or archery equipment," explained Sealed Mindset Owner Larry Yatch.
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Sealed Mindset's Middle School Program
News articles about Sealed Mindset's middle school leadership development program.
Skydiver at Kasson-Mantorville Initiates Leadership Program
ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN - "Two former Navy SEALS skydived onto the Kasson-Mantorville Schools football field this morning to help kick off a student leadership program."
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Leadership Program Aims High
KAAL - Middle School principal Al Hodge says the program will focus not only on teaching students to face challenges, but also how to become better leaders. "We think by wrapping that up each month in journaling, answering questions, and discussion, that the kids are going to leave with some real strong leadership skills," said Hodge."
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Parachuting Into School
KXLT - "Parents and mentors have always passed down the motion of always going for our dreams. That message was conveyed a slightly different way in Kasson this morning as two retired Navy SEALs came down from the sky. Those SEALs certainly got class off to a great start this morning for students at Kasson-Mantorville."
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Skydiving to Show Leadership Skills
KIMT - "For Yatch, presenting some key life lessons to hundreds of Kasson-Mantorville middle school students on September 11 has special meaning "Both of us have lost a number of very close friends, people that we depended on to keep us alive within the conflicts that we've been involved in and being able to honor them and being able to pass our knowledge on to the next generation is really important to us," Yatch said."
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Skydivers Kick Off Leadership Program at Kasson-Mantorville School
KTTC - "A brand-new leadership program got off to a very exciting start Wednesday morning at Kasson-Mantorville middle school. Two retired Navy SEALS kicked off the program by skydiving onto the football right Wednesday morning, landing right at the 50 yard line."
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We are SO excited about the play-off game this weekend! We are huge Atlanta Falcons fans! My husband will be in the Georgia dome watching the game while I will be here with other family watching and eating these personal Super Bowl Taco Bowls that we came up with yesterday! You could also make a larger bowl using a large tortilla for sharing, but we like the individual bowls. You can also change up the edible helmets using other colored peppers, etc... for your favorite teams on game day! You will be surprised at how easy this Stadium dip is to make!
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This is my 9 year old Falcons fan with this edible Super Bowl Taco Bowl!!
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Whats is attractive about the OW is that they are the sickest, the weakest, the most injured of the pack. The insecure WH, wanting to feel strong and powerful, scans the herd for the easiest to kill. The self assured, the strong, the healthy will not do as those women want nothing to do with a married man. Our wayward husbands, needy and looking for someone to boost his ego, must look for someone beneath them, someone who will look up to him, someone who will make him feel superior, if only temporarily. What better way for an insecure person to feel powerful, and admired, than to pick the least of the bunch? The fact is
they always trade down. If she happens to be prettier, or thinner its just pure luck that the wrapping is worth more than the gift inside. Whats inside, is no match for you. Youre beautiful, and faithful, strong and possibly the mother of his children. The truth is, the OW could be anyone, anyone slow enough to be caught and willing to accept what little our husbands had to offer.
She accepts the very worst parts of our husbands; the liar, the cheater, the deceiver, the broken man. His behavior is lower than low, but thats okay with her. Shes accepts trashy behavior, because she is trash. She has no self-esteem because she knows her value
her value as the weakest, the most injured of the herd. She accepts his cheating ways and lowlife behavior because she knows her place in the pack and its at the end of the row. Bringing up the rear, its just a matter of time before someone singles her out, and uses her for his own selfish reasons in his quest to be admired.
So what happens when we catch him with her? Most often he leaves her where he found her, at the end of the row, at the back of the pack even weaker and more injured than when he found her. Shes worse for the wear. Trust me, it is her self-esteem that is eroded, not ours. After all, she wasn't able to keep him even considering he was in a "loveless, sexless" marriage to a "cold-hearten woman." Because isn't that the way it always is? How pathetic that she's given the answer to the test, gave it her all, and she still failed? Self-esteem erosion 101.
Retake your position at the front of the pack. More often than not, its you hes fighting for; it's you he's sorry for; its you hes trying to be a better man for. Regain your strength. Retake your rightful place.
Betrayal hurts, I know. Boy, do I know. But remember, when they find someone weak enough to have an affair with, they always affair down.
Power and peace to all of the newly betrayed wives today.
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Fear less, hope more; Whine less, breathe more; Talk less, say more; Hate less, love more; And all good things are yours.
True happiness is found in unselfish love, a love which increases in proportion as it is shared. ~ Thomas Merton ~
D-Day Friday the 13th November 2009
In R moving forward :)
After I discovered the A, I realized OW could have been ANYONE. It had nothing to do with her personality, her education, her looks. It had to do with her willingness to take the remnants of someone who is not hers. The remnants......
She stroked his ego. Period. They had nothing in common except the sex chatter online. Nothing but chit chat. Absolutely nothing.
OW sold her soul for the morsels she would received from my WS. Morsels........They talked over the internet, but she lived across the country and they didn't even "know" each other. It was superficial nonsense.
In my situation, OW was not prettier, she was not smarter, she thought her BIG BOOBS were her special prize. Too bad she didn't know, something only a wife would know, that my WS is not a "boob" guy, he loves arshes.
OW thought my WS was her KISA. She meant so much to him that on D Day he threw her under the bus and NEVER LOOKED BACK EVEN WHEN SHE DESPERATELY TRIED TO MAKE CONTACT. She was the LEAST OF THE BUNCH.
And that is who most OW are, desperate, self-loathing. Willing to have little snippets of time with another woman's H.
I'm gonna copy it and keep it to reread on days that are rough. In fact I might start my day reading it for a while so it permanently sinks in!
Last DDay: 7/15/09
Dday again: 3/10/2011
All Done: Better late then never.
It's what you do when someone is not looking that reveals the most a
Thanks DBB, you always make me feel better!
Don't keep dancing with the Devil and wonder why you are still in Hell.
It's all shits and giggles until someone giggles and shits.
This is the most incredibly accurate description of OW I've yet to read.
It takes all kinds of kinds....Miranda Lambert
MOW - mother of Daughter's best friend. 15 years younger than WH
Discovery Day - July 1, 2009
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This project will address a major challenge to the field of autism research: improving expressive communication in children with autism who have reached school age but have not acquired functional spoken language (non-verbal school aged children with autism; NVSACA).
Fifteen children who completed the RO1 ICAN intervention (NCT01018407) at the Kennedy Krieger site and follow-up testing but continue to have minimal functional spoken language will be participants in this study. After eligibility is established, participants will be randomly assigned to a baseline duration of one week, two weeks or three weeks before the start of active treatment. Once the baseline duration is completed, participants begin active treatment one hour of intervention three days per week in the participants' school setting. In month 2, weekly teacher trainings begin. In month 5, weekly parent trainings begin to improve the child's generalization of skills and teach parents the strategies implemented in their child's treatment. Post-baseline and post-treatment assessments will be completed in the lab at a time that is convenient for the participants' families.
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Behavioral: Non-Verbal School Aged Children with Autism (NVSACA) Intervention
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|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|School-Age Children With Autism With Limited Expressive Language Skills: An Intervention Study
- Change in Baseline Spontaneous Language [ Time Frame: Weekly throughout the 5 month intervention (baseline and 5 months) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The number of unprompted spontaneous language during a 15min play sample.
- Change in Baseline Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule [ Time Frame: 5 months into treatment (at completion of intervention) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Change in Baseline Reynell [ Time Frame: 5 months into treatment (at completion of intervention) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Changes in Baseline Early Social Communication Scales (ESCS) [ Time Frame: 5 months into treatment (at completion of intervention) and 6 months following the completion of the intervention ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Changes in Baseline Structured Play Assessment [ Time Frame: 5 months into treatment (at completion of intervention) and 6 months following the completion of the intervention ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|January 2012
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If eligible, you will be randomly assigned- as if by flipping a coin- to one of the following baseline durations during which your child will engage in daily interactions with their interventionist to determine if skills targeted by this intervention are improving naturally as your child matures, without active treatment from the study's interventionist.
Behavioral: Non-Verbal School Aged Children with Autism (NVSACA) Intervention
The intervention has 3 components:
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- Diagnosis of autism by a licensed psychologist or board certified developmental pediatrician, or child and adolescent psychiatrist, confirmed by the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS; Lord, Rutter, DiLavore, & Risi, 1999)
- Chronological age between 4.0 years and 7 years, 11 months
- Reynell developmental score ≤ 24 months, ADOS A1 score of 2, 3 or 8
- Nonverbal IQ of ≥ 40 (Leiter International Performance Scale-Revised (Leiter-R), Roid & Miller, 2007)
- Children have participated in and completed follow-up testing for the ICAN study.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Major medical conditions other than autism (e.g., genetic disorders [e.g., Fragile X, Down syndrome, tuberous sclerosis], blindness or deafness, and motor disabilities such as cerebral palsy;
- Uncontrolled seizures;
- Self-injurious behavior or moderate to severe aggression.
- Children in foster care.
- Children who are exposed to < 50% English throughout their typical day.
- Children currently participating in another intervention/treatment study.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01529580
|United States, Maryland
|Kennedy Krieger Institute
|Baltimore, Maryland, United States, 21211
|Principal Investigator:
|Rebecca Landa, PhD, CCC-SLP
|Hugo W. Moser Research Institute at Kennedy Krieger, Inc.
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|Responsible Party:
|Rebecca Landa, Director of the Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD) and Professor, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Hugo W. Moser Research Institute at Kennedy Krieger, Inc.
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|NCT01529580 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|February 6, 2012
|Last Updated:
|April 15, 2015
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United States: Federal Government
Keywords provided by Hugo W. Moser Research Institute at Kennedy Krieger, Inc.:
Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Autistic Disorder
Child Development Disorders, Pervasive
Mental Disorders
Mental Disorders Diagnosed in Childhood
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The Clippers played a nearly flawless game, but it's not unfair to suggest that reading tonight's box score is a little like perusing a hotel restaurant menu. You need to discount the numbers a little to get an idea of how much each item is worth. But it's fair to count Chris Kaman as an exception. Though the overall matchup favored the Clips, Kaman had plenty to deal with in Alonzo Mourning. 'Zo is a double-diamond, a high seed to draw for any opposing center. Kaman dominated 'Zo, going 9-12 from the field for 20. His nine field goals:
The Clips are lucky Isiah Thomas wasn't on the other bench, because EB and Kaman were in the game until the bitter end. I was surprised we didn't see Aaron Williams or Paul Davis, but there may've been things Dunleavy wanted ironed out. I'm sure Ron Rothstein has better things to be concerned about.
- [1st, 11:38] As was the case all night, the Heat single-cover Chris here. Kaman sets up low on the right side and gets prime position against 'Zo. Easy entry pass from Shaun to Chris' outstretched left hand. Chris swoops it up, sweeps the ball parallel to the arc, bangs 'Zo assertively with his right shoulder, and dribbles twice. He then collects the rock cleanly, hops onto a spot with both feed, and assigns the ball to his left hand --- but not before he elevates. With a gentle touch, Chris' left-handed hook is pure silk.
- [1st, 10:10] After setting a screen on the opposite elbow earlier in the set on Dorell Wright for Maggette, Kaman cuts over to the low right block where he get the ball promptly from Q Ross. Chris dribbles once right into the paint with his left hand, then spins baseline and hits the righthanded hook.
- [1st, 8:30] Here, the Clippers are in the transition. Chris, who collected the rebound on the other end, is trailing the play. He breezes right past Mourning and Shaun picks him up immediately as he [Chris] dives toward the hoop. Chris gets it from Shaun directly on the low, low right block. Kapono comes over to challenge, but Kaman stops, then waits for Kapono's momentum to carry himself past, at which point Chris goes up for the little reverse layup.
- [1st, 3:50] Very, very early into the set --- at :19 --- Ewing swings it into Kaman in the right mid-post against Michael Doleac. Two left-handed dribbles, then Chris stops. He holds the ball for a minute, looking for help. Finding nothing much, he pivots left, then unloads while falling away, kissing the insane face-up 12-foot jumper off the glass.
- [1st, 2:42] Because Doleac has jumped out to double Brand, Kaman sneaks underneath way, way, way low against poor Jason Kapono. Brand struggles a little to get the pass over both Haslem and Doleac, but finds Kaman. After one little dribble toward the middle of the lane, Chris collects it with the left and goes up with another hook shot.
- [2nd, 4:56] Chris again establishes deep against 'Zo. Maggette zips him a quality entry pass, which Chris scoops up with his left. One left-handed dribble, then this time he spins left. Hops. Turns Baseline. Springs. A beaut of a right-hander kissed off the glass. And the foul.
- [3rd. 10:23] The Clippers have to slow up the break. As Q backs out with it, Kaman is trailing. He hits Kaman, who's cutting down the lane. Kaman, in motion, catches it in the gut of the lane. He dribbles once with his right, fluidly spins clockwise away from Kapono into Mourning, who was behind the play. While drawing contact, Kaman goes up and hits the face-up right-hander. Hits the FT.
- [3rd, 7:56] Off a long Maggette attempt, Chris bounces off Mourning to sweep the weak-side glass. He collects it with his right and goes back up strongly.
- [4th, 4:00] Chris sets a screen up top for Shaun, then quickly steps off it into the right mid-post against Earl Barron [Is it just me or does Barron look like he has the perceptible skills to have a legitimate NBA career?]. One left-handed dribble. Spin baseline. Right-hander off the glass.
The Clips are lucky Isiah Thomas wasn't on the other bench, because EB and Kaman were in the game until the bitter end. I was surprised we didn't see Aaron Williams or Paul Davis, but there may've been things Dunleavy wanted ironed out. I'm sure Ron Rothstein has better things to be concerned about.


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WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. - The Lipscomb Bisons golf team challenged some of the top teams in the nation at the North Ranch Intercollegiate.The Bisons finished the 12-team tournament tied for 11th place with California-Riverside with a three-round, 36-hole team score of 938, 86 strokes over par. Southern California, a co-host of the event at North Ranch Country Club, finished first with a team score of 863, 11 over par.Dustin Wilder was the most consistent golfer for the Bisons with a third round score of 77. He fired a 76 in the first round and a 77 in the second for a total of 230. He finished in a tie for 45th place.Blanton Farmer shot a final round 79. He had a 78 and 74 in the first and second rounds, respectively, for a total of 321, tying him for 47th place.Ryan Terry finished in a tie for 53rd with a 235 (79, 78, 78). Alex Cox tied for 66th with a 243 (75, 83, 85). Paul Kleine-Kracht was 68th with a score of 249 (80, 82, 87).


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Joe Sorren s oil paintings redefine naturalist scenery such as caves, reefs, and seashores, inserting a surreal mood through soft, eerie imagery, thick Impressionist-inspired brushstrokes, and animalistic figures caught mid-motion. Although the subjects are often childlike, the postures and weariness betray adult maturity, drawing a fine line between the vulnerable and precocious. Bulls and minotaurs parade guiltily with parasols and umbrellas through both Sorren s original paintings and the sculptures created in collaboration with Jud Bergeron. This monograph of work from 2004-2010 is published in conjunction with the exhibition Joe Sorren Interruption, for the Grand Central Art Center at CSU Fullerton.


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Elder Reid J. (RJ) Leamaster has returned to the local area after serving in the Taiwan-Taichung mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder Leamaster will speak Sept. 19 at 11 a.m. at the Orangeville 1st LDS Ward.
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The first came from a firm that intends to take the carbon dioxide refined from the methane/natural gas that Questar is removing from the ground at a plant southwest of Price.
Now, East Carbonics Inc. wants to build a plant where the old Banning loadout is located near Sunnyside Junction.
"What we would like to do is similar to what the other company also proposes by putting the gas into a liquid form and shipping it to customers," explained Troy Shelly, a principal of the company present at the county planning board meeting Tuesday night.
"This is a very unique place. Carbon County is one of only five places in the U.S. that has CO2 reserves like this."
East Carbonics was on the agenda to request a conditional use permit to begin preparations to build the plant at the site as soon as the old company finishes a reclamation project.
"The gas contained in the deposit is 99.3 percent pure and we will refine it to a 99.9 percent pure product that will almost all probably go to one customer," stated Shelly.
The plant will be housed in an 80-foot by 200-foot building and directly employ less than five people to begin with. While rail lines are available at the site, the shipping will probably be done by truck, with up to 18 traveling to and from the plant each day.
The company has secured the rights to a well at the site and proposed plant will utilize about 24 gallons of water per minute to refine the gas.
The operation will include a small evaporation pond to dispel the water. The sulfur by-product will be dried into cakes and shipped to a California company that uses the material in commercial fertilizer.
"One of the best advantages this project has for the area is that often, when plants like this are put in other industry follows it into the same area," said Shelly.
"We start with the liquification project then firms that produce dry ice and other products move in to utilize our products."
Shelly explained that in a similar situation in St. John, Ariz., 300 acres of greenhouses were erected, utilizing the CO2 for growth purposes.
"With only five sources like this, many industries like to locate nearby," he stated.
Questions from the board about the plant included impacts on water and sewer systems, what the building would look like, length of operating life and transportation to a from the site were some of the main topics.
Shelly and fellow principal in the business John Larson explained that the company would use a septic system for the small amount of sewage from the plant and that there would be no runoff of any kind from the plant.
Discussingthe matter of building image, Shelly and Larson indicated that the structure would be painted to "fit into the existing landscape."
The East Carbonics principals also told the county planning board members that the contract the company would be signing with the operation's largest customer would be for 20 years. But Shelly and Larson indicated that they expected the plant to operate for near double the designated amount of time or longer.
The transportation issue, ingress and egress were originally brought up by planning board chairman Richard Tatton.
But the matter was expanded in the discussion by Earl Gunderson, a county panel member and a resident of East Carbon.
"With this new truck traffic entering the highway near the junction, that intersection will become even more busy and dangerous," stated Gunderson. "We have been working for years to put in street lights at that intersection."
"We have most of the materials to do it, and the power is very close, yet we haven't been able to get it done. We would like your help in getting that finally accomplished, particularly since your company would be impacting the traffic there. If we don't do something there, I feel we will have more accidents as well as fatalities," emphasized Gunderson.
The company representatives said they would do their best to help in anyway they could.
Dave Levanger, the county's director of planning pointed out that for the present, the zoning in the area was fine but that if other industries started growing up around the plant, it might have to be changed.
"For now the mining and grazing designation will be fine, but it may have to eventually be changed to industrial," he said.
The commission recommended that the conditional use permit be submitted to the county commission for a public hearing and possible final approval.
When asked after the meeting by the Sun Advocate who the company's customer was Larsen indicated that he "could not reveal who it was yet" because not all the contracts have been signed.
"But we will be ready to release all the information soon,stated Larsen. "We are very close to a deal."
Addressing several unrelated business matters at Tuesday's meeting, the county planning board made some approvals and changes to the ballpark subdivision in Carbonville.
The county planning board members members amended the phase one stage and also gave preliminary approval for phase two.
The planning board also granted a request from developer Jeff Spainhower to amend the zoning map in the area from RR 2.5 and M&G-1 to R-1-20,000 for future development of the same subdivision north of the old canal bed.
Anther issue of importance was the concern about fire protection for mountain home developments around Scofield Reservoir.
With a number of new and large developments being developed, the response time by fire fighters could be even more critical than in the past.
At the present time, it takes the Helper City Fire Department, which is called out along with the Scofield fire department when a fire takes place, well over a half hour to arrive at the scene.
Some questions have also remained about water flow levels and what is appropriate for fighting fires in the area.
"Utah has adopted the international fire code," Levanger told the commission. "But they leave what the fire flow in water lines should be up to the local jurisdictions."
While the questions have existed for quite some time, the entire subject has been heavily debated because of some problems at various developments in the county.
A request was also made by the planning commission that one of the developments in the Scofield area get clearance on their water system from the Helper Fire Department before everything is approved.
However, the Helper Fire Department responded that it felt it did not need to be involved in the situation for approvals.
According to property owners, fire ratings in the area around the reservoir are currently at the highest level causing the owners to pay high premiums to insurance companies.
According to these owners, many pay as much for insurance on small cabins as they do on large homes they live in regularly. Emergency response time is some of the reason for that.
"One of the things we have drafted for that area is the possibility of a small fire station along with a small vehicle for fast attack on a fire be put in place," said Levanger.
"I am no expert on fires, but I have been told that if a fire in most of the structures up there can't be put out with 200 gallons of water, it won't be put out until it runs it's course," pointed out the planning and zoning director.
Mark Nielsen, the developer that was asked to get approval from Helper, requested that since the department did not feel it should get involved that the request should be lifted.
"We designed that (water) system for all proposed development up to the largest size we would build from day one to handle a proper fire flow," stated Nielsen. "In some areas, we have over 100 psi."
The planning board members decided to have the Carbon County Attorney's Office draft specific language that would solve the problem with the development.
After the decision, Levanger pointed out to the planning board members that the county should encourage people who build houses or cabins in the area to install sprinkling systems inside the structures.
The county planning and zoning officials also felt that many of the existing buildings in the area could be retrofitted for the systems as well.
"I think the planning and zoning department will be coming up with a fact sheet for people who are interested in this option," Levanger concluded.


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Andrea M. Braverman, PhD is Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. Dr. Braverman is also the Director of Psychological and Complementary Services at Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey and has a private practice in Philadelphia.
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She matriculated both Masters and Doctorate degrees in psychology at the University of Pennsylvania in addition to a Masters in English literature, and completed an internship in clinical psychology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. She is a licensed psychologist practicing in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Dr. Braverman is widely published in the peer-reviewed literature in infertility, and has presented papers, monographs, and lectures on infertility and reproductive medicine with a focus on psychological issues and counseling strategies. She serves on the editorial board of Archives of Women's Mental Health. She reviews manuscripts for Fertility and Sterility and Human Reproduction. Dr Braverman also has contributed book chapters, reviews and editorials.
Dr. Braverman's presentations have received national and international acclaim at scientific meetings. She has served as a lecturer at the Wharton School MBA Program, University of Pennsylvania and as chair for postgraduate courses at the American Society of Reproductive Medicine in Montreal. Dr. Braverman has been an invited lecturer at ART meetings and conferences in the US, Australia, Canada, and Europe.
She is currently the president of the North American Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics and Gynecology, and was honored with the Family Building Award of Path2Parenthood in 2001. Dr. Braverman's professional memberships include the American Psychological Association and the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, where she has chaired many task forces and committees. She is the past chair of the Mental Health Professional Group. She is currently a member of the SART Validation Committee of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine, and the Executive Organizing Committee and Working Committee of FertiQoL.


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AKRON -- At 168 pages, the proposed jury instructions in the case of former Cuyahoa County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora tell the story of how complex the trial will be.
But before the jurors get to read those instructions, which provide a set of legal rules they should follow in deciding the case, the jury will have to hear three months of complex testimony and evidence.
The U.S. Attorney's Office has thousands of secretly-recorded conversations between Dimora, former County Auditor Frank Russo and other key figures.
On those tapes, jurors will find the language used by Dimora is often vulgar, crude, and sometimes racist.
They will also get to see Dimora in action. The FBI has video surveillance of Dimora talking turkey with co-conspirators in Las Vegas on a April 2008 trip that prosecutors say was paid for by corrupt contractors. The FBI also has photographs of Dimora.
But there's much more. Here's the three areas we think prosecutors will focus on:
No. 1: The witnesses
Assistant U.S. Attorney Ann Rowland's team has charged 59 people in the ongoing corruption investigation. Most have either pleaded guilty or were convicted at trial.
None shine brighter than Russo, the government's star witness. Prosecutors say Dimora and Russo worked hand in hand to cheat the system.
J. Kevin Kelley is another bright light. The former Parma School Board member admits being the middleman in a multitude of schemes, taking bribes from contractors and giving them to Dimora.
Then there's Steve Pumper. The former chief executive at DAS Construction funneled Dimora free Cavaliers and Indians tickets, $33,000 in cash and $60,000 in free work at Dimora's home in exchange for contracts and inside deals.
No. 2: The wiretaps
If the witnesses aren't enough, jurors can listen to the big man himself. The FBI started hitting the record button on Dimora's phone about 4 years ago, accumulating potentially incriminating audio tapes.
Like when Dimora told Pumper to call the bailiff of Common Pleas Judge Bridget McCafferty, who agreed to help fix a case for him.
"He's gonna talk to you about this subcontractor issue and get the particulars to talk to their staff attorney to try to get the thing worked out for you," Dimora told Pumper.
"Okay, good," Pumper said.
No. 3: The sex
Expect to see the Las Vegas prostitute hired by Ferris Kleem. A contractor, Kleem wanted Dimora's influence on a Snow Road resurfacing project and two contracts for the Juvenile Justice Center.
Three hours after delivering the hooker to Dimora's room, Kleem got a thank you call.
"Was that the best or what?" Kleem asked.
"Yeah, she's good. Little chatty, but good," Dimora said.
Prosecutors could also call the prostitutes hired by Kevin Payne, the former chief of staff at the county engineer's office. The feds say Payne plunked down cold cash so Dimora could have a hot time at a Flats condo in return for Dimora's vote on county business.
Through the entire trial, prosecutors will try to make the point that Dimora ran his office like a criminal enterprise. That's because they've charged him with racketeering, a charge normally used to take down mafia kingpins.
Statistically, Dimora has an uphill battle to beat the rap. Figures show that nine out of every 10 defendants in federal trials are found guilty. And, so far, only one little-known contractor has been found not guilty in this case.
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The CES Innovation Awards is an annual competition honoring outstanding design and engineering in consumer technology products. On-site, you can view the honorees at Tech West in the Innovation Awards Showcase at Sands, Level 1, Booth 833139.
Fitness, Sports and Biotech
By adidas
adidas Smart Ball
Portable Media Players and Accessories
By Summit CE Group
Tech For A Better World
By Edyn
Edyn Garden Sensor and Water Valve
Home Audio-Video Components and Accessories
By Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc.
Elite SC-89
High Performance Home Audio-Video
By Alfred & Partners
Estelon Extreme
Home Theater Speakers
By Philips
Fidelio B5 Wireless Surround-on-Demand Soundbar
3D Printing
By Fuel3D Inc.
Fuel3D Scanner
Embedded Technologies
By Amaryllo International B.V.
iCam HD Pro
Wireless Handset Accessories
By iHealth Lab, Inc.
iHealth Align
Home Appliances
By Zalman USA Inc.
Multi-function Air light (Z-Air)
Eco-Design and Sustainable Technologies
By AudioQuest
By FŪZ Designs
In-Vehicle Audio-Video
By PARROT
Parrot RNB6
Software and Mobile Apps
By InfoMotion Sports Technologies
Powered by InfoMotion software suite.
Portable Power
By Qualcomm Incorporated
Qualcomm® WiPower ™
Video Displays
By Samsung Electronics
Samsung 105-inch UN105S9B, the World's First and Largest Bendable SUHD TV
Wireless Handsets
By Samsung
Samsung Galaxy Note Edge
Smart Home
By Sengled
Digital Imaging
By Sony
Sony a7S Full Frame Mirrorless Camera
Wearable Technologies
By Sproutling
Sproutling Baby Monitor
Computer Peripherals
By Swiftpoint Inc.
Swiftpoint GT
By BRAGI
The Dash
Accessible Technologies
By The Eye Tribe
The Eye Tribe Tracker
Tablets, E-Readers and Mobile Computing
By Dell Inc.
Venue 8 7000 Series
By Whirlpool
Whirlpool® HybridCare™ clothes dryer with Hybrid Heat Pump technology
Computer Accessories
By ZUtA Labs
ZUtA Pocket Printer
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Fitness, Sports and Biotech
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Portable Media Players and Accessories
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Tech For A Better World
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Home Audio-Video Components and Accessories
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: High Performance Home Audio-Video
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Home Theater Speakers
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: 3D Printing
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Embedded Technologies
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Wireless Handset Accessories
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Home Appliances
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Eco-Design and Sustainable Technologies
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: In-Vehicle Audio-Video
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Software and Mobile Apps
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Portable Power
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Video Displays
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Wireless Handsets
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Smart Home
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Digital Imaging
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Wearable Technologies
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Computer Peripherals
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Headphones
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Accessible Technologies
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Tablets, E-Readers and Mobile Computing
BEST OF INNOVATIONS: Computer Accessories
For product examples and further category descriptions view the CES 2016 Innovation Awards Category Guide.
The 2016 award categories include:
3D Printing
Accessible Tech
Computer Accessories
Computer Hardware and Components
Computer Peripherals
Digital Imaging
Eco-Design and Sustainable Technologies
Embedded Technologies
Fitness, Sports and Biotech
Gaming and Virtual Reality
High Performance Home Audio/Video
Home Appliances
Home Audio/Video Components and Accessories
In-Vehicle Audio/Video
Portable Media Players and Accessories
Portable Power
Smart Home
Software and Mobile Apps
Tablets, E-Readers and Mobile Computing
Tech For A Better World
Unmanned Systems and Accessories
Vehicle Intelligence
Video Displays
Wearable Technologies
Wireless Handset Accessories
Wireless Handsets
Submit Your Entry
Visit the Innovation Awards Call for Entries page between August 10 and September 18.
Complete, submit and pay for your entry online between Monday, August 10 and Friday, September 18, 2015. Emailed and/or hard copy submission forms are will not be accepted.
You will be notified by email on October 15, 2015 with your award status.
Please Note: You must provide a minimum of two different high resolution photos of your product (we encourage more) along with your written entry submission.
Entry Qualifications
Entries must qualify for each of the following criteria:
Products entered must fit within one of the official award categories.
Products entered must be available for sale to the public, for the first time, in U.S. retail outlets or on the Internet between April 1, 2015, and April 1, 2016.
If you are a CES 2016 exhibitor, one sample of your Innovation Honoree product (prototype or the final product) must be available for display in the Innovation Showcase at CES 2016, January 6-9, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Best of Innovation Honorees must allow CEA to hold one sample of the product for up to one year, for display at other CEA-related events.
Unless you indicate otherwise on your application, Honorees will be announced at CES Unveiled New York, November 10, 2015 and will be included in the launch of the Honoree listings on CESweb, also on November 10.
Companies not exhibiting at CES may also enter the 2016 Innovation Awards; however, restrictions apply if selected as an Honoree.
Fee Schedule: Regular Entry Fee
Exhibiting CEA Members: $475
Exhibiting Non-Members: $800
Non-Exhibiting CEA Members: $950
Non-Exhibiting Non-Members: $1,300
Online Entry Process Opens: August 10, 2015
Online Entry Process Ends: September 18, 2015
Innovation Awards Judging: September 23 - October 9, 2015
Entrants Notified of Award Status: October 15, 2015
Innovation Honorees Announced: November 10, 2015
Contest Rules
Companies that are not exhibiting at CES 2016 may enter the Innovation Awards competition. However, non-exhibitor Honoree products will not be included for display in the Innovation Showcase at CES and will not be listed in the on-site Honoree directory in It Is Innovation, unless the company pays for an exhibit space by October 23, 2015. If a company has fully paid for an exhibit space by October 23, 2015, they can be listed in the on-site directory and have their product displayed in the Showcase.
Entries must be submitted online through the Call for Entries portal by September 18, 2015.
Entries submitted in a previous year are not eligible for resubmission; however, if significant improvements have been made to the original product and/or significant enhancements that are truly unique and innovative, then the new model will be eligible for submission. If an entry of a similar model previously submitted is disqualified, the entry fees will not be refunded.
At least two DIFFERENT product photographs must accompany each entry. Computer renderings are not preferred and may result in reduced scores from the judges. Entries may include up to five photos. Photos must be submitted in a .jpg format. Each photo should be less than 10MB. All photos must be submitted via the online submission process. Emailed and hard-copy photos will not be accepted.
All entry forms are the property of CEA. We suggest you print or make a copy of your submission for your records.
An entry is qualified for judging when all required sections of the online entry tool are completed and entry fees have been paid in full. If the wrong entry fee is paid at the time of submission, the entry will be disqualified if the balance is not rectified by September 21, 2015.
Incomplete and unpaid entries will be disqualified. CEA is not responsible for follow-up of incomplete entries. If you are unsure if your entry is complete, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Entries must be paid online at the time of submission, using a credit card. Check and invoice payments are not accepted.
To evaluate an entry, the judges may ask for additional information, including a request to provide a product sample.
If improperly categorized, an entry may be moved to a different category based on the recommendation of the judging panel, without consent from the entrant.
CEA reserves the exclusive right to set, modify and interpret all conditions regarding this competition without claim for damage or recourse of any kind.
Each company selected as an Honoree grants CEA permission, without compensation, to use its name and photograph/likeness and/or entry in promoting this or similar awards programs in the future.
Materials must meet CEA standards for appropriate product presentation and taste and may be asked to be resubmitted or disqualified at any time, if they are deemed inappropriate. Any attempt by an entrant to deliberately damage the Innovation Awards website or undermine the legitimate operation of the Call for Entries may be in violation of criminal and civil laws. Should such an attempt be made, all entries submitted by such person will be disqualified. CEA reserves the right to seek damages from any such person fully permitted by law.
In the event a virus compromises the competition, non-authorized human intervention, tampering, or other causes beyond the reasonable control of CEA, which corrupts or impairs the administration, security, fairness, or proper operation of the Call for Entries, CEA reserves the right in its sole discretion to suspend, modify or terminate the Call for Entries. Should the Call for Entries be terminated prior to the stated closing date, CEA reserves the right to announce honorees based on the nominations received before the termination date.
CEA reserves the right to rescind any awards granted to honorees that have misrepresented their product or entry in this competition.
Each product category has a three-member judging team comprised of an independent industrial designer, an independent engineer and a member of the trade press.
The three-member judging team gives a numerical value to each of the below criteria. The scores are combined, resulting in a cumulative score for each product. A baseline value is derived from the cumulative scores in a category. All scores above the baseline are designated as Honorees.
The Best of Innovation Award will be awarded to the highest-rated product in each category, as long as that product surpasses a previously-determined minimum score. If the highest-rated product in a category does not surpass the minimum score, there will be no Best of Innovation Award for that category. All award designations by our judges are final.
Entries are evaluated on the following criteria:
1. Engineering qualities
2. Aesthetic and design qualities
3. The product's intended use/function and user value
4. Why the product deserves the Innovation Award, including specifics regarding its unique/novel features and features that consumers would find attractive
5. How the design and innovation of this product directly compare to other products in the market place
1. Intended use, function, and user value
2. Aesthetic and visual qualities
3. Perceived ease of use/user-friendliness
4. Why the software deserves the Innovation Award, including specifics regarding its unique/novel features and features that consumers would find attractive
5. How the design and innovation of this software directly compare to other products in the market place
1. Engineering qualities
2. Aesthetic and design qualities
3. The product's intended use/function and user value, specifically in regard to how it can make a positive impact to the quality of life for its users, or those affected by its use
4. Why the product deserves the Innovation Award, including specifics regarding its unique/novel features and features that consumers would find attractive
5. How the design and innovation of this product directly compare to other products in the market place
Earning the coveted CES Innovation Awards Honoree title provides a fair share of eye-catching benefits, including:
CES 2016 Innovation Awards Honoree logo to include on your product packaging and advertising materials
Opportunity to display your product in the Innovation Awards Showcase at CES 2016 (for official CES exhibitors only).
Best of Innovation Honorees receive additional exposure in product displays at CES Unveiled New York and CES Unveiled Las Vegas.
Innovation Honorees are often featured on the live radio broadcast of "Into Tomorrow" with Dave Graveline. This nationally syndicated consumer electronics radio program features interviews with CEOs, presidents and senior executives from the hottest companies exhibiting at CES live from the show floor.
An eye-catching CES 2016 Innovation Awards Honoree trophy to display in your booth and in your company's trophy case.
Listing in the January/February issue of It Is Innovation (i3), CEA's flagship publication distributed to over 51,000 and bonus distribution at CES 2016 (for official CES Exhibitors only).
Innovation Awards icon published next to your company listing in the Official CES Show Directory (for official CES exhibitors only).
Industry-wide recognition and media attention through a CEA press release announcing Honorees.
Exposure on the official CES website within your respective product category; complete with company name, product images and description. The Innovation Awards pages are among the most heavily-trafficked pages, available year-round on CESweb.org/Innovation.
Best of Innovation Honorees have the opportunity to display their product at additional CEA events throughout the year.
Increased exposure and awareness with advertising opportunities in CEA's It Is Innovation (i3) magazine. Innovation Honorees receive substantial discounts. Contact email@example.com for more information.
Becoming a part of the CES Innovation Awards is not hard, but you still may have questions. We've answered a few common questions below.
Who is eligible to enter?
Anyone who manufactures, designs, engineers or promotes consumer electronics (CE) products marketed in the United States, or is an authorized agent of the organization or individual, that is authorized to submit entries.
What is the difference between Best of Innovation and the Honoree awards?
In the Innovation Awards program, there are two levels of Honorees. The first level is Honoree, and only a fraction of the products entered achieve this title. The second level, Best of Innovation, is a more exclusive award that is given to the highest-rated product in each category, as long as that product scored above a pre-determined score threshold. If the highest-rated product in a certain category did not pass the Best of Innovation score threshold, that category has no Best of Innovation award.
My company is a brand new startup with only a few employees and nothing but a prototype that hasn't hit the market. Do I stand a chance of receiving an award?
Absolutely! The wonderful thing about the Innovation Awards is that a product's score is based on engineering and design qualities, innovation and value provided to the consumer. We admire brilliant products, so there's no difference if your company has been around for a month or a century, operates globally or locally, or has 10 employees or 10,000.
What is the Innovation Showcase?
The Innovation Showcase is a designated area of the CES show floor where the Honoree products are put on display for the world to see. It is a very high-traffic area and one of the most popular destinations at CES. Innovation Honoree products are encouraged to send a product sample to the area for display, free of charge, as long as the company is a CES exhibitor.
My product fits into multiple categories; which should I enter?
If you are only able to submit one entry, select the category that most completely encompasses your product, or in which you feel your product is most accurately described. However, we welcome you to submit the product into multiple categories, if you prefer. Each category is judged independently, so well-designed products often receive awards in multiple categories. A separate entry fee is required for each category entered.
Can an entry submitted last year be submitted again this year?
Entries submitted last year are most likely ineligible for submission this year, since the competition is limited to new products that become available to consumers from April 1, 2015 and no later than April 1, 2016. However, if you have developed a new model of the product that you feel is innovative and enhances the original product, you may submit an entry for the new model.
Do I have a word limit for questions on the entry form?
On the product-specific questions, we impose a limit of 500 words. You may also upload the technical specification sheet for your product. If you do not have a specification sheet, you may provide the same data in your own words (1,000 character limit).
What happens if my entry is not complete?
An entry is qualified for judging when all required sections are completed, images are included, and all entry fees have been paid. While CEA is not responsible for the follow-up of incomplete entries, we will attempt to notify entrants of the status of their entry. Ultimately, it is the entrants' responsibility to ensure the entry is complete. Unpaid entries will be disqualified. Entry fees are non-refundable.
If I secure space for CES after submitting my Innovation Awards entry, can I receive a partial refund on my Innovation Awards entry fee?
If you are not a CES exhibitor at the time that you submit your Innovation Awards application, you can still become an official exhibitor and receive a partial refund up until October 14, 2015. After October 14, we are unable to issue partial refunds. Contact us at email@example.com for more information on receiving a refund.
When will I find out if my product has been selected to receive an award?
All applicants will be notified by email on October 15, 2015 of their award status. If selected as an Honoree, you are requested to confirm information included in your entry. It is essential that we receive this information for the Honoree announcement at CES Unveiled New York on November 10, 2015.
Are there sponsorship opportunities for Innovations?
Yes. Please contact us at email@example.com
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Note: Henrik Lundqvist Did Okay In AC Last Night
Jeff Klein wrote in the NY Times, "Team Richards goalie Henrik Lundqvist, who last played competitive hockey in May, when the Rangers lost to the Devils in the Eastern Conference finals, was brilliant. He stopped three breakaways, four penalty shots and 56 shots in all, showing the spectacular form that earned him the Vezina Trophy last season."
Andrew Wisniewski tweeted, "he was stopping everything, breakaways, odd man rushes, tip-ins, it was quite the sight…even the flyer fans were applauding"
Pat Leonard tweeted this quote from Scott Hartnell, "We were joking after the 1st that now the Rangers will want to play really bad because he's on fire."
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March 22 - March 23, 2013
Looks like a shorebird, but where's the ocean? These bizarre birds are woodcocks! They look like shorebirds, but are native to the woods at Broadmoor. Every spring, woodcocks court, filling the last hours of daylight with spectacular aerial displays. Watch and listen as they rocket up 300 feet, then call loudly as they zigzag during their dive back towards earth. Come join us as we attempt to view this amazing rite of spring.
Pre-registration required. Online registration available.
Mass Audubon Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
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Adults $12.00m/ $15.00nm
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Jets Not About to Stop Throwing at Stephen Hill
While everyone fully expected that Stephen Hill was going to have a bumpy first season, few expected that it would be this much of a struggle for the former Georgia Tech receiver.
Even so, Ryan and Sanchez aren't giving up on Hill according to the Daily News.
"Has he lost some confidence? I'm not sure," added Ryan. "One thing I know for sure, we're going to keep throwing it to him. He can get separation from people. The fun part and the easy part of the job is catching the football."
Mark Sanchez echoed his coach's belief in the young wideout.
"He's working his butt off and that's the most important thing. He's not getting down, he's still a positive kid, he's still working hard and doing everything he possibly can," said Sanchez. "We'll keep him rolling, I've got all the faith in the world in him. I think he's going to make big plays for us down the stretch. This year, and for years to come."
The coach also noted that he was impressed with Hill's blocking on Sunday.
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.com
UPDATE: ERR OOOPS about the run blocking thing …
It's the last comment to me that's the most problematic. Hill was supposed to be a good blocker coming out of a strong running program in Georgia Tech. Ryan might not be publicly saying whether or not Hill is losing confidence, but if one of his areas of strength where he doesn't even have to think about catching a pass is showing signs of weakness, then it's not a good thing.
That said, we knew that Hill was going to need developmental time to become a good wideout in the NFL. Sanjay Lal worked with Darrius Heyward-Bey and helped him to emerge into a promising player through last year. Of course, Bey is sliding backwards some this year with injuries and whatever else is going on in Raider-land, but I do think that given more time Hill can still prove out to be effective. The Jets are going to need him to be at his best this Thursday as the Patriots have added Aqib Talib since their last matchup. It's going to be tougher going for Jeremy Kerley and a receiver who can get over the top of the safeties could be invaluable in this game … that is if Sanchez can get the ball downfield to him, of course …


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