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MASSENA - The 2012 holiday shopping season was a good one, according to local merchants, who say this years sales were the best theyve seen in recent years.
Our business was excellent, said Jackie Sheehan, who together with her husband, Phil owns and operates Phil & Jackies on Main Street in the village.
It was up from last year. People were helping to support the local businesses and most of the time the shopping weather was really good, so that made it easier, she said.
When asked if she thought this years holiday sales were a sign of a recovering economy, Mrs. Sheehan said she didnt think that was the case.
I dont think the economy is getting better. I think its because we try to stay in a medium to low price range and offer services like gift wrapping. We also had a lot of in-house orders like ornaments, mugs and shirts, she said. We also try to carry Made In The USA products.
Mr. Sheehan said he thinks its those unique gifts that youre not going to find anywhere else that really drives their business.
Personalization keeps us going, he said, adding that more and more people are finding them as they enter year four at their new location.
After three-and-a-half years, people are realizing were here, he said.
Shannon Peets-Hendricks, who co-owns Peets Jewelers with several other members of her family, said their holiday season was also a good one.
This was one of the busier seasons weve had in the last couple of years, she said. Sales were definitely up.
While Ms. Peets-Hendricks said she expected things to be busier this year, she acknowledged you never can tell until Christmas has come and gone what exactly the season has in store.
The last couple of years have been getting better, so we were expecting to be a little busier and this was the busiest season weve had in a while, she said. You never know from year to year. Some people are starting to spend more and others are making more of an effort to shop local.
Three merchants that have recently opened their doors at St. Lawrence Centre were also pleased with their sales.
While Memory Lane isnt exactly a new business, this year was its first holiday season without long-time owner Karen Osaway, who sold the business to Peggy Cruz before passing away in 2012.
Karen and God blessed me, Ms. Cruz said. My holiday season was fantastic.
Ms. Cruz, who had a booth in the shop and worked there prior to buying the business, said this year the store held a holiday sale and, while shes not certain thats the reason things went so well, she says it likely didnt hurt either.
We did a sale this year, which was out of the norm, she said. Im not sure if thats why we did so well or not. I think people would have still shopped.
One thing Ms. Cruz said she did notice was the types of purchases people were making.
Furniture was a mover, she said, adding in the past the store didnt sell a lot of furniture.
Ms. Cruz also said she saw a lot of new faces this year.
A lot of people who have never been in before came in, she said, adding often times they would return with their friends who had never been in the store before either.
Having first time customers have a good experience and bring back friends was good for us, she said.
One of the malls newest tenants, although a seasonal one, was Twisted Turtle.
Owner Jessika Furnace said their location at the mall was so busy they actually had to close their original Potsdam location.
The mall was extremely busy. It was busy enough for us to actually have to close the Potsdam store and take inventory from there to the mall, she said. It got very, very busy about three weeks before Christmas, and I couldnt get any more orders in.
While the Twisted Turtles St. Lawrence Centre location was a seasonal one, Ms. Furnace said she thinks her time in the mall was well spent.
I think we got a lot of new customers for our Potsdam location, she said, adding shes looking forward to returning to the mall for the 2013 holiday shopping season.
As long as theyll have us, Ill be there, she said.
Ms. Furnace also acknowledged this year was a learning experience and next year shes looking forward to a great holiday season at both locations.
It was our first year in the mall, and it was definitely a learning experience, she said. Next year well have enough inventory to have both stores open during the holiday season.
This year also marked the first holiday season at St. Lawrence Centre for The Mustard Tin, and the stores owner, Linda Dalton, says things went well.
This is my first year in the mall, so I cant really compare it to anything, but I did well. Im happy with what I did, she said.
Given it was their first year in the mall, Ms. Dalton said many shoppers were visiting her store for the first time.
Im new here, so a lot of people discovered me, she said. They were asking me if I just here for the holidays and I told them, No, Im here all the time.
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Welcome to a blog series I call: The Back 98.™
What does that phrase refer to?
The phrase refers to the nonconscious parts of your brain, your most fantastic, untapped resource at work. I'll offer a series of posts on how to use parts of it to improve your performance at work.
Why do you call it "The Back 98"?
Folk lore says we control about two percent (2%) of our brain neurons when conscious compared with 98% that we do not control. Exactly how much of the brain fires up due to our "conscious" effort is in dispute.
Why 98? Are you sure 2% of our brain supports consciousness: did you just make that up?
Again: folk lore and not much science hints that consciousness takes up about 2% of our brain; leaving 98% as nonconscious. Whether 98%, 90% or 0%: we might as well start somewhere. I choose 98%.
What's the point if you don't know the right number?
We can agree we don't control our entire brain (good news for most of what happens, true?). Still, can you actively control parts of your nonconscious brain? Should you? I'll explore those questions in this series.
Have at it: are there specific parts of the back 98 I should control?
Yes. That question highlights the point of this series. Breakthroughs in neuropsychology and business management hint at how we can better manage our brains. Better brains mean better performance and better results at work.
Why manage my brain; isn't the problem managing and leading other people?
You're not suggesting another book about leadership! Compelling evidence mounts: manage yourself better and you will manage and lead others better. The ancient advice still rings true: know thyself.
Aren't you just describing emotional intelligence, mindfulness, 5th level leadership?
Yes: all of those apply. Stephen Covey's book 7 Habits of Highly Effective People does too, as do insights from Deming, Drucker and other management gurus. Jung and fellow psychologists explored these truths and of course, millions are guided by spiritual leaders including Jesus Christ, Lao Tzu, Buddha and others. The focus of much brain research for the moment is on the self. This is good news, as brain science continues to describe in ever more precise detail what happens when we think and feel and do things.
You mean focus on self never left our cultural conscious: it's an ancient preoccupation?
It's just different now because of breakthroughs in brain science?
Quite right.
And you'll discuss how to manage my brain to improve my work efforts?
Who else recommends a brain-focused approach for the workplace?
I am not alone in this effort: coaches, facilitators, and psychologists are joining forces to get the word out. This blog series will simply offer you my highlights: my 2¢. I intend for you to enjoy the experience.
What parts of The Back 98 do you have in mind to talk about?
Here is a starter list. I will consider these areas in this series:
1) Learning and the Brain (http://texasenterprise.org/article/back-98%E2%84%A2-learning-and-brain);
2) The Brain and Change (http://texasenterprise.org/article/back-98%E2%84%A2-brain-and-change);
3) The Amygdala and Our Threat Response (http://texasenterprise.org/article/back-98%E2%84%A2-amygdala-and-our-thr...);
4) Ego: Shrink Wrap for Our Selves (https://texasenterprise.org/article/back-98%E2%84%A2-ego-shrink-wrap-our...);
5) Brains in the Zone;
6) Social Brains, Social Needs;
7) Decisions and the Brain;
8) "Whole Brain," Whole Effort, Whole Benefit;
9) Catch the Fever: Goal Setting with the Brain in Mind;
10) Placebos in the Workplace: The Case for Leadership and Management Pills.
Are you going to say more?
Yes, just not right now. I look forward to sharing this exciting area of brain-focused, work-related information with you. Let's claim some of the precious real estate of our nonconscious brain; it's waiting for us in The Back 98.
Stay tuned,
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The 2001-12 Beloit College Athletics season begins this week with every Fall squad in action.
Women's Soccer and Women's Tennis get things going at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, with the Tennis team taking on Loras College at the Strong Complex Tennis Courts and Women's Soccer opening on the road at Concordia University Chicago in River Forest, Illinois. At 4:30 p.m. Thursday the Men's Soccer team hosts Wisconsin Lutheran College at the Strong Complex Soccer Field.
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What A Great Festival !
it's been a week now since our 4th drum festival has happened. i'm still blown away from all the impressions and experiences. of all the festivals i have organised so far, this one has been the most fun. all the hard work and preparations are forgotten when i see our artists play their a** off on stage and when i see that the audience has the time of their life. once again, thanks to our artists for their great performances, but moreover, thanks to everyone who has taken the time to come and attend the festival. benny greb always says that the most precious thing one can give is his or her time and attention. both has been given by everyone who was here. we are very grateful for that.
pictures say more than a thousand words. you can see some here, and more on www.meinldrumfestival.com. check'em out. additionally we have had a stage-webcam which shot a picture every minute for four days. we made a fast motion video from all those images, also to be seen on www.meinldrumfestival.com
now i am off to holland to attend the adams drumworld festival this weekend.
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max lichtenfeld posted on Sep 13, 2008 - 12:37 PM
such a great festival ! ! ! i got a signed stick from jaska and manny manny more ...
Ian Croft posted on Sep 15, 2008 - 16:56 PM
Hey Meinl, Thank you for a fantastic event that was highly organised and truly inspirational to both drummers and percussionists. I love coming to the festival and discovering players that I am not familiar with and this year it was Jost Nickel that knocked my socks off with his deep groove and fabulous feel. I can\'t wait to watch the videos of the festival to remind me what a great time I had.
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Johnny posted on Sep 17, 2008 - 8:58 AM
Hello everyone at MEINL! This year the MEINL Drum Festival was outstanding. I was so honored to perform there and share the event with the other amazing artists! Thanks so much for having me. I agree with Ian, I cannot wait to see the videos of everyone on the site. It was great to catch up with friends as well. Thanks to the staff, friends and the wonderful crowd!
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A resolution concerning the PILOT agreement, which provides a 50 percent tax abatement plan over 10 years for Lawler Realty LLC, Sackets Harbor, will go before the boards Finance and Rules Committee tonight. The full Board of Legislators would then have to approve it.
If accepted, it will replace a resolution passed in May when the project, estimated at $4 million, was scheduled to be built all at once.
Breaking construction into three phases will help the developer secure financing for the project as renters move in and revenue begins to flow, according to Donald C. Alexander, CEO of the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency.
However, according to the numbers provided in the new resolution, lengthening the construction period will increase projected expenses by almost $1 million, resulting in an additional $111,000 in PILOT payments to the village of Sackets Harbor, town of Hounsfield, Sackets Harbor Central School District and the county.
Construction of the first two buildings, with 20 units, has already begun, according to Michael W. Campbell, a developers representative.
The second phase will include 30 units in three buildings, and the third phase will have 40 units in four buildings for a total of 90 units, Mr. Campbell said.
Mr. Alexander said the project will help develop Sackets Harbor and address the need for housing associated with Fort Drum.
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Flights to Bari from Europe
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The place to have fun in Bari! Miragica is Puglia's theme park 15' from Bari Palese Airport. 23 attractions (roller coasters, water attractions, 4D cinema, free-fall towers, children´s playground, etc.), a "magic" live show, "White Nights" and events every weekend.Address: Via dei Portuali, Molfetta, BariPhone: +39 071 3371711Website: http://www.miragica.comOpening hours: April – November h. 10-18 (10-22 in the summer, 10-02 Saturdays "white nights")Tickets: €20 / €15 kids & reduced. 2 days at the park + hotel**** €35
The extraordinary Old City largely consists of narrow and winding streets. You will find all the important medieval monuments, such as the Swabian castle and many churches, including the Cathedral of San Sabino and the Basilica of San Nicola.Address: La Città Vecchia
This building was begun by Roger II (1139), and destroyed at least twice by the people of Bari, in protest again the tyranny of the Normans. Frederick II rebuilt it almost completely between 1233 and 1240.Address: Piazza Federico II di Svevia, 2Phone: +39 080 528 6111
The basilica was constructed between 1087 and 1197, and has always held the remains of San Nicola (who is also known as Santa Klaus). It is both a Catholic and an Orthodox church, and partly for this reason, it's a place of annual pilgrimage for many people from all over the world.Address: Corso Cavour, 53Phone: +39 080 5737 111Website: http://www.basilicasannicola.it
This building was originally built in Byzantine style in 1062, and rebuilt in Romanesque form in 1170 after the destruction at the hands of William the Evil in 1156.Address: Piazza OdegitriaPhone: +39 080 521 0605
70 km far from the centre of Bari, this unique medieval manor house stands on top of a hill in the Apulian Murgia, 540 metres above sea level and 18 km from Andria. It was probably built as a hunting residence by Frederick II between 1229 and 1249 and is today a national monument.Address: AndriaPhone: +39 088 356 9997Website: http://www.casteldelmonte.beniculturali.it
This series of grottoes (40 km southeast of Bari) are the biggest in Italy. They are 3 km long and 71 meters deep, and include long underground passages and deep caves covered with hundreds of stalactites and stalagmites formed over thousands of years by water erosion of the calcareous rock.Address: Piazzale AnelliPhone: +39 080 499 8211Website: http://www.grottedicastellana.it
It is located 60 km far from the centre of Bari. This is undoubtedly one of the most picturesque towns in the world, as it consists entirely of tiny trulli houses.Address: 10, Piazza SacramentoPhone: +39 080 432 6030Website: http://www.alberobellonline.it More info: Tourist office: Trullo Sovrano
Take a walk in the beautiful Botanical Gardens which is a living museum operated by the University of Bari. The garden was established in 1955 and contains a greenhouse and a herbarium with about 40,000 specimens. Here you can enjoy amazing collections of flowers and plants like orchidaceous, aizoaceae and Italian flora like grindelia robusta.Address: Via Orabona, 4, 70128 BariPhone: +39 080 544 2152 Website: http://www.ortobotanicoitalia.itMore info: Campus Universitario
This is a fun waterpark for the whole family with great and welcoming staff. There are three pools; one for younger children, one with a wave generator and one larger pool with different types of pool slides. Around the pools there are relaxing areas with chairs where you can stay in the shadow if it gets too warm. With all the swimming activities you might feel hungry or thirst soon, but do not worry there is a restaurant and café onsite. Be aware, it can be difficult to find the park but is situated close to the SS16 on the Via Caldarola road.Address: Prolung, Via Caldarola, BariPhone: +39 080 546 1291Website: http://www.acquapark.net
Get to know the city by bike. This is a fun way to discover the town with an expert guide who takes you to the most typical and charming places. Or why no choose the best bike and plan your own tour to explore the city? There is a third alternative, you can visit the heart of Bari in a comfortable and modern Rickshaw. The guide will take you to the most important places, telling you stories and anecdotes about the town and its people. This experience should not be missed!Address: Via Vallisa 81, 70121 BariPhone: +39 080 237 403Website: http://www.veloservice.org
With only a short ride with train you can visit this lovely picturesque fishing port called Trani. This is a great excursion trip where you can enjoy a beautiful harbour, take a walk along the beach or visit the stunning cathedral. There are plenty of restaurants and cafés to choose from that serves lovely food. This charming town is well worth the visit.Address: 76125 Bari, Italien
It is highly recommended to take a walk along the beautiful waterfront which will give you a nice overview of the city. While you are walking take a minute and admire the city´s skyline with the bell tower of the Cathedral and the shape of the Basilica of San Nicola. If you like to exercise this is the ideal place to do some running.Address: lungomare nazario sauro, Bari
National Archaeological Museum of Altamura is situated near the old town centre, in an area called "La Croce". This is a museum where you will find findings which date from the early Bronze Age to the late Hellenistic age. On display are objects like vases, personal possessions, weapons and home tools of various kinds.Address: Via Santeramo, 88Phone: +39 080 3146 409Website: http://www.altamura.cchnet.it
For pure adrenaline, head over to this Adventure Park, an urban acrobatic park where you can easily spend some hours. The park is full of fun and challenging activities for adults, teens and children. With nearly 100 different steps and pathways, 1 meter, 6 meters and 13 meters high up, your balance and determination will definitely be tested. But do not worry; instructors are ready to provide all necessary help.Address: Via Francesco De Blasio, 1, 70123 BariPhone: +39 0331 600 7192Website: http://www.adrenalinzone.it
Altamura Cathedral was founded by Emperor Frederick II of Swabia in 1232 and located in the historic town of Bari. It is an important symbol of the town history and one of the four Palatine cathedrals of Puglia (the others are San Nicola in Bari, Barletta Cathedral, and Acquaviva Cathedral). The Cathedral has gone through major changes and today an interesting tourist attraction.Address: Piazza Duomo, 70022 Bari
You can try a variety of vegetables and fish cooked according to the best pugliese cuisine. Recommended choices: the "risotto ai due ghiottoni' with spinach, cream, ham and parmesan cheese and oven-cooked salted bass fish. Good selection of local, national and international wines.Address: Via Putignani, 11, 11/B Bari Phone: +39 080 523 2240Website: http://www.ai2ghiottoni.itMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ristorante Perbacco is an elegant place where you can eat typical cuisine as well as more creative dishes. Good selection of wine and excellent service.Address: Via Abbrescia, 99Phone: +39 080 558 8563Website: http://www.ristoranteperbaccobari.comMore info: email@example.com
This place is to be found in an old building in the city centre. Here you'll find typical pugliese cuisine such as "orecchiette alle fave" (typical homemade pasta with broad beans) or with cicoria (chicory) or cime di rape and cavatelli (another kind of pugliese homemade pasta) with seafood sauce.Address: Via Vito Nicola De Nicolò, 46, 70121 BariPhone: +39 080 523 5747Website: http://www.sorso-preferito.com
This is the most celebrated pizzeria in Bari. The furniture is a bit shabby, but the pizza is great and other typical dishes are of the same high standard. Don't forget to book, it's always packed.Address: Via Imbriani Matteo Renato, 79, 70121 BariPhone: +39 080 554 1535
This pizzeria has moved from the city centre to the suburbs. This is a good choice because of the availability of parking and the place is huge - with plenty of tables outside. Good hors d'oeuvre (Barese ham, olives and bruschetta) and delicious pizzas can be enjoyed here.Address: Via S. F. Hahnnemann, 4Phone: +39 080 5461 822Website: http://www.leveronique.it
If you like fresh fish and shellfish, head over to this Italian restaurant. Ristorante Bacco is highly recommended due to its impeccable service and of course for the tasty food which are prepared with great love and care. Everything looks smells and tastes divine.Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele 126, 70121 BariPhone: +39 080 527 5871Website: http://www.ristorantebacco.it
This special restaurant should not be missed; here you will definitely have a memorable meal. First, you get to choose your own meat from the butcher next to the restaurant, and while you wait for the food by your table inside the restaurant, you can order an appetizer and a drink. With the great service and perfectly cooked fresh meat, it can't get better than this!Address: Via Giulio Petroni 12, 70124 BariPhone: +39 080 542 6105
Shodai is the first Japanese restaurant in Bari and very popular among locals and tourist alike. Here you can enjoy Asian classics like sushi, vegetable tempura, salmon sashimi and noodle dishes. All dishes are prepared with professionalism and fantasy and served by friendly staff. The restaurant has a modern interior with black-and-red colour scheme.Address: Piazza Giuseppe Massari, 23, 70100 BariPhone: +39 080 528 35 89Website: http://www.shodai.it
The young and talented chefs prepare traditional Bari cuisine with a modern twist at this nice, small restaurant. On the menu you will find a variety of pasta, flawless fish dishes and perfectly cooked meat. The atmosphere is more casual during lunch and fancier during dinner, but you can always expect an impeccable service!Address: N.piccinni 151, 70121 BariPhone: +39 080 522 2224Website: http://www.ristoranteopera.net
Terranima is a restaurant with a relaxing atmosphere and offers an enjoyable meal with good selection of authentic flavours of Puglia. On the menu you will find freshly prepared dishes like antipasto, grilled fish, fresh pasta and vegetarian food. The price is also reasonable for the quality you will get. All you need to do is to enjoy a good wine with your delicious food.Address: Via Putignani 213/215, 70122 BariPhone: +39 080 521 9725Website: http://www.terranima.com
This restaurant is beautifully located by the sea and offers an amazing view. Here you can have a romantic dinner in a unique atmosphere and at the same time admire the fascinating coastline. In the summer time you can enjoy your tasty food on the outside terrace and watch the lovely sunset.Address: 70122 Palese Macchie, lgmare Massaro Phone: +39 080 530 1276 Website: http://www.ristorantecasablanca.org
Ristorante Giannino is an upscale restaurant with great service and where the food is always fresh and cooked at the moment. Their true speciality is fish and prepared according to your wishes. This restaurant might be little more expensive but the high quality food cannot be disputed.Address: Via Leopardi, 38, Torre a Mare, 70126 BariPhone: +39 080 543 0448Website: http://www.ristorantegiannino.com
La uascezze is located in the heart of the old town; it can be hard to find but really worth the search. Here you can enjoy authentic local food in a nice atmosphere and for a good price. With your food you can have a fine glass of wine or a beer. You will not be disappointed!Address: Vico S. Agostino 2/3, 70122 BariPhone: +39 032 8825 8376Website: http://www.lauascezze.comMore info: Borgo Antico
This is a cool restaurant with Italian contemporary kitchen where the chef knows his quality products and brings those classic Italian recipes on a plate with a modern twist. The waitress is attentive and knows her wines.Address: Via Villari, 56, 70123 BariPhone: +39 0346 572 0467
Hostaria Al Gambero is situated only a few steps from the sea, near the harbour of Bari. The restaurant serves a variety of Pugliese cuisine and specializes in seafood dishes, all accompanied by a selection of fine wines from the best wineries. Good quality, the devoted staff and friendly family atmosphere makes this a popular restaurant for locals and tourists alike.Address: C. De Tullio 8 Phone: +39 080 521 6018Website: http://www.hostariaalgamberobari.com
This is one of the oldest cafés in Bari, close to the Castello svevo and highly recommended as a place to sit with a cappuccino and brioche or an aperitivo and soak up the atmosphere of the city.Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 122Phone: +39 080 524 2156
This is a pleasant and friendly café offering warm croissants, energizing coffee and a nice place to sit down for a chat and a rest. Also an American bar, a delhi and a patisserie.Address: Via Giovanni Modugno, 10Phone: +39 080 504 5183
Terra di Mezzo means Middle-Earth, and as implied by the name, is an inn rather than a café. The fantasy-themed decoration such as stained glass, stone, wood and a winged dragon makes you feel like you stepped into Lord of the Rings.Address: Via Vito Nicola Di Tullio, 14, 70124 BariPhone: +39 080 207 6235 Website: http://www.pubterradimezzo.it
This is a family-run, local inn in the old town of Bari with wooden benches, antique lithographs and rustic furniture. The wholesome Bari cuisine is tasty and served in generous portions.Address: Largo Ignazio Chiurlia, 12Phone: +39 339 157 8848
Matisse Cafe Concert is a cosy café with a lovely view over Piazza del Ferrarese. Come here for great coffee, cocktails and even breakfast.Address: Piazza del Ferrarese, 10Phone: +39 080 524 9962Website: http://www.matissebari.itMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
This is another important apéritivo venue, but is also an after-dinner drinking bar. Here you will find hot food as well and cakes if you are feeling hungry.Address: Via Melo Da Bari 139, 70121 BariPhone: +39 080 524 5015
This is a huge disco, which can hold at least 3,000 people on one of the Europe's biggest dance floors. Music: happy house, RnB, revival.Address: Viale Ponte Lama, 3, 76011 BiscegliePhone: +39 080 398 6050Website: http://www.divinaefollie.comMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
At Café del Mar you can enjoy a lovely view over the ocean and great food. If you feel like dancing after dinner, stay and discover the music team for the evening. Wednesday´s it is Tango night!Address: Viale Imperatore Traiano 60Phone: +38 080 552 5673Website: http://www.cafedelmarbari.itMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Except good food, you will find different shows and cabarets here! Gorgeous offers a great environment and a lovely place to go to, enjoy a quiet but nice evening.Address: Via Della Costituente, 82, 70125 Bari Phone: + 39 080 542 3399Website: http://www.gorgeousbari.comMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Maze is located in the Botanical garden and is the perfect place to go to for good music in an oriental environment. They have both food and cocktail menu.Address: Via Amendola Giovanni, 247 Phone: +39 080 548 2022Website: http://www.mazebari.itMore info: email@example.com
Bari's International Airport is located around 11 km from the city centre. The local city bus (Amtab bus 16) gets you into the city from 5 am to 11 pm, every 60 minutes or you can catch the Tempesta bus company shuttle to the rail station.Phone: +39 080 5800 200Website: http://www.seap-puglia.it


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By LYNNDA JOHNSONSun Advocate editor
The Carbon County Attorney's Office has charged a Utah Highway Patrol trooper present at the scene of a shooting incident on U.S. Highway 6 in March with second degree felony aggravated assault.
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Bentley's initial appearance in the second degree aggravated assault case is tentatively scheduled on July 25 before Judge Bruce K. Halliday, indicated the county attorney's office.
The state prosecutor based the formal felony level complaint on evidence collected by the Carbon County Sheriff's Office, the law enforcement agency conducting the initial and follow-up investigation into the shooting incident.
In January, Bentley assumed the mayor's position in Green River, according to the city recorder's office.
Last Friday, a spokesperson for the UHP indicated that Bentley no longer works for the state law enforcement agency. However, the former trooper has appealed the UHP's employment termination decision.
The March 12 incident originated with an armed robbery report from a hotel in Green River and climaxed when Bentley allegedly shot Gourno after law enforcement personnel stopped a Chevrolet Blazer occupied by the victim along with a second male subject, vehicle operator Auddie Barnes.
The Blazer matched an eyewitness' description of the get-away vehicle that reportedly fled the armed robbery scene.
The shooting occurred near milepost 258 following a high-speed chase starting in Green River and continuing on U.S. 6 when the 29-year-old driver of Blazer purportedly attempted to evade capture by pursuing patrol cars.
During an interview in March, Emery Sheriff Lamar Guymon indicated that Barnes reportedly stopped at the Comfort Inn in a green and gray Chevrolet Blazer.
The hotel clerk entered the building with Barnes, where the suspect purportedly brandished a weapon and demanded the money in the register.
The hotel clerk followed Barnes into the parking lot while calling 911 and provided the public safety dispatch center with descriptions of the male subject as well as the SUV.
Passenger Gourno reportedly never exited the Blazer at the hotel.
Responding to the 911 call, the dispatch center issued an attempt to locate on a vehicle matching the description.
The Blazer carrying the two robbery suspects, identified as Ohio residents, headed east from the hotel, turned west onto Interstate 70 and exited the freeway westbound on U.S. 6.
Approximately one mile from the interstate, UHP Trooper Greg Funk spotted the SUV and relayed the plates on the suspect vehicle to the dispatch center.
Dispatch ran the plates and determined the vehicle had been reported stolen from Indiana.
Due to the information regarding the Blazer's license plates, Funk attempted to initiate a traffic stop.
But Barnes purportedly failed to comply with the command and engaged the patrolman in a high speed chase.
Two additional UHP troopers and an Emery County deputy joined the pursuit.
During the chase, the suspects reportedly tossed the alleged armed robbery weapon from the speeding vehicle.
Emery County law enforcement later recovered the weapon, according to Guymon.
Law enforcement officials had started preparing to stop the vehicle with spike strips near Sunnyside Junction when the Blazer stopped.
Five UHP troopers, including Bentley, and two state corrections officers were on the scene with weapons drawn, confirmed Carbon County Sheriff James Cordova in March.
Barnes reportedly complied with an order to exit the vehicle and troopers cuffed the SUV driver before placing the robbery suspect in a patrol car.
After securing Barnes, the law enforcement representatives ordered Gourno to exit the vehicle. The passenger complied with the directive, but while Gourno was walking backwards toward officers - a distance of approximately 20 feet - Bentley reportedly shot the subject with an M-14 rifle.
Gourno's gunshot wound was treated at Castleview Hospital before the subject was transported by helicopter to the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City.
Barnes was temporarily detained at the Carbon County Jail, but the armed robbery suspect was later booked into Emery's correctional facility.
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Repost from Humane Connection: Connecting People, Animals, Planet: 6 Questions for Connectionist Ashley Maier
I like this initiative so much that I felt I must re-post to our blog. This yields some AMAZING food for thought in the violence prevention movement. Please read and comment.
Original post can be found here: http://humaneconnectionblog.blogspot.com/2012/01/connecting-people-animals-planet-6.html
As with many who want to create a better world for all, one thing leads to another. Ashley Maier, who currently serves as the Prevention Program Coordinator for the Oregon Attorney General's Sexual Assault Task Force, found that her focus on working at the roots of overturning the oppression and exploitation of women led to a connection with the exploitation of nonhuman animals and the planet. Now Ashley uses her connectionist vision — and her organization, Connect the Dots — to address the connections between human, animal, and environmental well-being. We asked Ashley to tell us more about her work for a just, compassionate, healthy world for all.
IHE: What drew you to humane education?
AM: Human rights work, actually. Work against violence, against women in particular. I'm one of the rare people who was drawn to expand my lens from human-exclusivity to include non-human animals and the environment due to my human rights work. I remember that I got a pamphlet from Vegan Outreach in 2005. I had been a vegetarian for a long time, but never was fully exposed to the realities of animal exploitation beyond actual consumption of animal flesh. That pamphlet drew me to veganism. Once I was vegan, and I continued to work against domestic and sexual violence, I saw the very norms, standards for behavior, that support violence against women support violence in so many new places. I realized that those same norms support the exploitation of the planet and all of its inhabitants. I knew that I would never end gendered violence as long as the roots of generalized violence remain intact and manifest throughout our environments, systems, and behaviors. It just clicked. I started making the connections because I had to. The prevention of violence against women demanded it.
IHE: What led you to co-found Connect the Dots and to call it a "connectionist movement" and yourself a "connectionist"?
AM: From the first day that the interconnections clicked for me, I learned that it was not safe to talk about this within my human-exclusive, social justice circles. It was too "radical," too much to actually imply caring for animals "as much as" humans. I could lose my job. So I started searching. I felt so very alone. I started to talk to animal rights folks about this and Kath Rogers from Animal Protection and Rescue League said she knew someone who she thought could relate. It was then that I met my partner in this work, Stacia Mesleh. She too came from the anti violence against women movement and she agreed with me! It was like breathing for the first time after holding your breath just to the point of losing consciousness. We started Connect the Dots because we felt that something major was missing from social justice work: work at the intersections, at the roots. We wanted to build a movement of folks who make the connections and who allow those connections to inform their work towards a peaceful and just world. We wanted to break down the false dichotomies, the walls, that divide human, animal, and environmental movements. We call it a connectionist movement because that's what it is: a movement of connectionists – folks who make connections between human, animal, and environmental well-being. And it's growing!
IHE: What have been some of your biggest challenges? Your biggest successes?
AM: Honestly, our biggest challenge has been life. Full-time jobs, moves, family …you name it. This isn't a popular concept at which people are throwing money, as I'm sure you know, so having to do this as a "side project" while attempting to support ourselves by other means has been a big barrier. Also, I can't tell you how many times we've heard that it's "too radical." In general, we find that animal rights folks are supportive of the concept. Human rights folks? Not so much. What we've learned is that the very norms that support violence against the planet and its inhabitants are alive and well in our movements. Our challenge is to work to shift these norms. So one of the biggest barriers is also one of the main foci of our work. Finally, if we were celebrities, this would be a whole lot easier.
Successes? We're still here! This can be incredibly discouraging and lonely work. But we're still here. And the movement is growing. We meet more and more people every day who consider themselves connectionists. People are studying this much more in school, incorporating it into their activism, and living their lives through a lens of interconnection. It's exciting! And most exciting of all – we're inspiring others to do this work. The best message I ever got was, "You have to hear about my new project – it's inspired by Connect the Dots!" We know that we didn't invent connectionist work, but we're thrilled to help facilitate it.
IHE: What kind of influence do you hope CTD will have on people? What would success look like?
AM: Success is in our name: Connect the Dots. We hope to influence people to connect the dots of human, animal, and environmental well-being. Our theory of change is pretty simple: If people make connections between their well-being and the well-being of other animals and the environment, then they can incorporate concern for the planet and all of its inhabitants into their daily choices and the world can become a peaceful and just place. We know it's bigger than this. We know that measurable behavior change requires multiple, sometimes complex strategies. Yet by building a connectionist movement, we believe that we can change systems of violence and exploitation. For every connectionist that CtD creates, there is one more step towards comprehensive community health. A peaceful and just world for ALL.
IHE: What gives you hope for a just, compassionate, healthy world for all?
AM: I am able to look back to 2005 and compare where we were to where we are now. The movement is still small, but it's growing. In 2005, I didn't think I'd ever find more than a handful of folks who made the connections. IHE didn't have nearly as many graduates as it has today. The world really is changing. Those of us who do prevention work know that it's often discouraging because we don't have the quick, easily identifiable indicators of success that other more crisis or response-focused work does. I can't tell you the number of positive behaviors that have resulted from my work. I can't name the exploitive acts that I've prevented from occurring. But I can tell you that a movement is growing. I can name individuals who support connectionist work. I can point you to new connectionist resources that didn't exist 7 years ago. It's changing. We're changing. That gives me hope.
IHE: Future dreams/plans/projects?
AM: We look forward to publishing our book, Connect the Dots Essays: How Human, Animal, and Environmental Well-Being are Connected! We also can't wait to be able to give out mini-grants to support connectionist work and to host the first annual connectionist conference! We hope that you'll all join us along the journey.
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