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In March 2004, by a 995-226 vote, residents approved a change in municipal status from a village into a city. Residents no longer pay property taxes to adjacent Lima Township and Sylvan Township as they had under the village government. The city provides all services formerly provided by both village and township governments. According to the United States Census Bureau, the village had a total area of 3. 4 square miles (8. 8 km), of which, 3. 3 square miles (8. 5 km) of it is land and 0. 1 square miles (0. 26 km) of it (1. 47%) is water. As of 2010 Chelsea had a population of 4,944. The racial and ethnic composition of the population was 96. 1% white, 0. 4% black or African American, 0. 3% Native American, 1. 1% Asian, 0. 6% from some other race and 1. 5% from two or more races. 2. 5% of the population was Hispanic or Latino of any race. As of the census of 2000, there were 4,398 people, 1,840 households, and 1,133 families residing in the village. The population density was 1,315. 3 per square mile (508. 4/km²). There were 1,913 housing units at an...
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Borek Jennings Funeral Home & Cremation Service Located 20 miles from Chelsea
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Keehn Funeral Home was founded in 1922 by Emil J. "E.J." Keehn (D.O.B 3/23/1895 – D.O.D. 10/13/64). The funeral home actually began as a store-front located on the 400 Block of West Main Street, in Downtown Brighton. It was operated in the...
Phillips Funeral Home Located 22 miles from Chelsea
For 125 years our firm has been dedicated to serving area families. Phillips Funeral Home is proud to be the most established business in South Lyon and one of the oldest family owned and operated funeral homes in the state. Since 1889, the five...
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Facts about Chelsea, MichiganChelsea is a List of cities, villages, and townships in Michigan in Washtenaw County, Michigan County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 4,398 at the United States 2000 Census census, at which time it was a village.
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It was reported by Canton Observer on January 22nd, 2015 that Christopher DeLoss "Chris" Bovee died in Chelsea, Michigan. Bovee was 95 years old and was born in Pittsburgh, PA. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Christopher DeLoss "Chris"'s life.
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It was reported on August 29th, 2014 that Robert James "Bob" Kelley died in Chelsea, Michigan. Kelley was 91 years old. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Robert James "Bob"'s life.
It was reported by Iron County Reporter on May 21st, 2014 that Rose Miss Perlongo died in Chelsea, Michigan. Perlongo was 86 years old. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Rose Miss's life.
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And St. Joseph's is where funeral services will be held when Steven Dupont's body ... Ronnie, you were a special type of friend," Chelsea Brandler wrote: "someone who always put others needs before yours, and you've always been brave.
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She was a valuable and dedicated nurse, and eventually became the President of the Michigan Licenses Practical Nurses Association ... Brie (Jacob Jones) Anderson, Chelsea Anderson, Megan (Rich) Doher, Charles McDonald, Michael McDonald and Quinn McDonald ...
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Pierce High School and then attended Northern Michigan University for a year ... stepchildren, Walter Bolt of Chelsea and Beverly (Matthew) Soavie of Fowlerville; her grandchildren, Amy, Andrew, and Adam Winslow, Julia Maloney, Michael Barry, Lisa Virsik ...
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SMIGELSKI, Phyllis Mary, 64, of Alpena, died Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2010, at St. Mary's of Michigan Hospital in Saginaw ... Andrea, Brent, Justin, Chelsea, Tyler, and Nikolas; two brothers, Fred Wyman, and Earl Wyman; two sisters, Mary (James) Beaudoin, and ...
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Don Edward Turner of Chelsea, 94, died June 28. Funeral services are past. ... Ella M. Quigley of Chelsea, 93, died June 19. Arrangements are pending; check ...


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Sheriff's officials say the deputies fired their weapons and shot the man Wednesday night near Ormond Beach.
The Daytona Beach News-Journal reports the deputies sent messages to the 52-year-old man's cell phone.
He eventually responded with a suicidal text that also demanded them to leave him alone.
The incident began after a 911 caller reported the man had sent text messages to his ex-girlfriend threatening suicide.
Deputies used the cellphone signal to track him down near a bridge that spans the Halifax River.
The deputies have been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation, which is the department's standard policy.
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We're very glad that Haiku has been part of Google's Summer of Code this year again. We were granted five student projects to improve Haiku. But since we had so many good and worthwhile project proposals, we set out to start our very own Haiku Code Drive. We asked for your help in the form of donations, and we were absolutely overwhelmed by the response we got from you, our community: we were able to sponsor 4 more student projects to work on Haiku.
Yes, of course, you know all of that already. The reason for this review is that, since both coding events are officially over by now, I wanted to give you an overview of what has happened, and how the students fared. Not all projects have been success stories, but we were lucky to have found some very talented students this year. We're glad we had you!
So while we had our failures, overall we're very happy with our students. We hope to refine our selection process for next year, if we're lucky enough to be part of the Summer of Code in 2009.
And since our own Haiku Code Drive was so successful this year (even if we saved a bit of the money), we plan to continue this project in the future as well. On behalf of Haiku, let me thank you, the donors, again for making this possible.
I would also like to thank our mentors that have devoted much time for their students, and guided them through their projects.
After the date has been known for some time, Charlie Clark in the name of BeFAN and the BeGeistert orga team is now officially inviting to BeGeistert 019 from October 11. - 12. 2008 in the youth hostel Düsseldorf. Reservations are now open and should be made as soon as possible. To learn more about BeGeistert, see the BeGeistert website. It includes more info on directions, car pooling and costs. BeGeistert has a long history as one of the most important, if not the most important BeOS developer and fan summit. In recent years, the focus has shifted more and more towards Haiku. Pretty much every European Haiku developer is usually attending. BeGeistert is also a platform for presenting independent BeOS and Haiku software projects to interested users or potential new developers for your team. BeGeistert is a great opportunity for getting to know in person a lot of people one only knows via IRC or e-mail.
The coding sprint, which has been so successful before the last BeGeistert in January, will this time be held the week after BeGeistert. If you are a developer and would like to attend at the sprint, please contact Stephan Aßmus, who is responsible for the planning. The stay at the youth hostel during the coding sprint includes three meals (35 EUR/night). The hostel is providing a small conference room during the days where we can setup our gear and have some fun coding.
Thanks to Google Summer of Code student Zhao Shuai successfully finishing his project Haiku does now feature support for swapping. As of revision 27233 it is enabled by default, using a swap file twice the size of the accessible RAM. The swap file size can be changed (or swap support disabled) via the VirtualMemory preferences.
Swap support finally allows building Haiku in Haiku on a box with less than about 800 MB RAM, as long as as the swap file is large enough. I tested this on a Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz with 256 MB RAM (artificially limited) and a 1.5 GB swap file. Building a standard Haiku image with two jam jobs (jam -j2) took about 34 minutes. This isn't particularly fast, but Haiku is not well optimized yet.
Haiku's swap implementation was heavily inspired by that of FreeBSD. At the moment it is not as sophisticated, but Zhao intends to borrow more of FreeBSD's optimizations.
LinuxWorld Expo 2008 Free Pass (850KB PDF)In February of 2007 Haiku exhibited at SCaLE 05, making its first appearance ever at an open source conference. Since then, Haiku has made appearances in many open source events worldwide. One big event that we have been targeting since last year was the LinuxWorld Expo; unfortunately, both this and last year we were unable to get a spot in the .Org pavilion. Fortunately, that's about to change. After some perseverance, creative thinking and thanks the good will of IDG World Expo (the organizers of LinuxWorld) and the ReactOS project (with whom we will be sharing the booth), we are excited to announce that we were able to obtain an exhibit spot at the LinuxWorld Expo 2008 to be held next month in the San Francisco Moscone Center.
We have secured a full-sized 10x10 spot (booth #1617), where we plan to showcase Haiku for the full duration of the expo, that is, August 5, 6 and 7. Our plan is to demo Haiku on two or more PCs, one of them hooked up to a projector which will display its image on a screen hanging from the booth backwall (like here). We will also hand out fliers and possibly a CD with a VMWare image, and sell Haiku t-shirts (if allowed) to raise funds for the project.
LinuxWorld has an average attendance of more than 10,000 people. This is many times more compared to the conferences that we have been attending in the past. Exhibitors include big names like IBM, ORACLE, ACCESS, CISCO, Fujitsu and Canonical, along with well-known open source projects like Fedora, Drupal, FreeBSD and Gentoo among others. Of course, the media is expected to cover the event, so the opportunities for coverage will potentially also be there. All in all, LinuxWorld offers us a great opportunity for very high-profile exposure, which makes it all the more exciting.
LinuxWorld 2008 Floor PlanLast but not least, we can use some help manning the booth. If you would like to join us at LinuxWorld, please contact Urias McCullough (login required) so that we can register you for an exhibitor badge.
Update: If you are planning on attending LinuxWorld, please use the Haiku priority code "VPL56" to get a free exhibit hall pass ($50 value), access to the BoF sessions, 20% off the conference programs and more. Download this flyer for all details (850KB PDF).
On Monday the 16th of June, from 09:00 GMT onwards, dev.haiku-os.org will be down for a server move and software upgrade. The website team has chosen to combine these two operations in order to minimize downtime. The operation is expected to take about three hours. Live progress updates will be offered on the#haiku channel on freenode.
The service will be moved to hosting that has been offered by Scott Palmer from Unixheads.org, a non-profit that is dedicated to providing hosting and mirroring services to open source projects. We would like to thank Scott Palmer and Unixheads.org for their very generous offer to take over the hosting of one of our services that is so vital for the community.
Update: as of now this change is in effect. If you are encountering any problems, read on to learn how to get help.
The website team is constantly trying to improve the user experience of the various websites we maintain. In order to improve our existing infrastructure, we are currently preparing a move to a new server infrastructure, which is offered by the Internet Systems Consortium. ISC is a non-profit that, amongst many other things, hosts kernel.org. We are more than grateful for this offer, which will improve our responsiveness, especially during exposure on Slashdot or OSNews.
This transition means that we have to redesign several aspects of the server infrastructure. One of these things is the user account handling. Because of the interactive nature of the main website and the bug tracker, much of the functionality is tied to user accounts. Up to now we have been able to use the user database of the main website to authenticate users against dev.haiku-os.org. However, in the new environment, we have to break this connection, until a better solution is implemented.
On Monday the 9th of June, users of dev.haiku-os.org will no longer be able to log in with the account they created on the main website. If you have ever logged in on dev.haiku-os.org, you will be affected by this change. You will receive an email with a new (randomly generated) password, which you will be able to change to your liking.
Read on for a short list of questions and answers.
Q: I use dev.haiku-os.org on a regular basis. How will this influence my account details on www.haiku-os.org?
A: Your account details on www.haiku-os.org will not be changed. You will keep the same username and password you always had, and you can continue to log in on www.haiku-os.org with those. Only your login information for dev.haiku-os.org will change.
Q: I have never used dev.haiku-os.org, but I would like to in the future. Should I log in now with my current account details before the change on Monday?
A: No. Monday a new link will appear which will allow you to register a new account on dev.haiku-os.org. You will be able to create a new account whenever it is necessary.
Q: I want to change my email address. Does this mean I have to do it in two places?
A: Yes. After Monday you will have to change your account details on both www.haiku-os.org and dev.haiku-os.org.
Q: I am sure I have once logged in on dev.haiku-os.org, but I did not receive a new password. Neither can I register a new account under my old user name. What now?
A: Please send an email to Niels Reedijk (login required) with your user name and a description of your problem.
It's official! Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, and with a little help from Google, the Haiku Code Drive 2008 will sponsor four students, bringing the number of students that will be coding for Haiku this summer to nine. This is one more student than last year's eight sponsored by the GSoC alone! Shown below are the four selected students and their projects, in the order that the community ranked them through the Haiku Code Drive poll:
Salvatore Benedetto: BFS stress-testing, UDF port to new FS Haiku API
Jovan Ivankovic: CUPS port
Yin Qiu: ICMP error handling and propagation
JiSheng Zhang: DV media node
The response from the community to our call for donations to fund this program was incredible. In just two weeks, we received 120 donations from 24 countries (Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and USA), for a total of approximately $7,500. The promptness, degree of generosity, and global reach of the response by the community to the Haiku Code Drive is unprecedented in the history of our project, and hopefully a sign of things to come in the future.
The Haiku Code Drive 2008 offers each student $2,500 per completed project. So in order to fully sponsor four projects, on top of the community donations we are adding the $2,500 that we are scheduled to receive from Google for our participation in this year's GSoC. We consider this to be the best way to invest these funds, as they will both advance the goals of Haiku code-wise, as well as nurture the future generation of Haiku developers.
Finally, please join us in congratulating the selected students, and make sure you give them all the support and assistance that they may need. We want them to stay with the Haiku community for the long run. ;)
It's been one week since we kicked off the Haiku Code Drive 2008 program, and the response so far has been absolutely awesome: in just seven days the community has contributed more than US$5,000 to fund the program, and the donations keep coming in! This is happening thanks to the generosity of the community, and now you have the opportunity to influence where you want the funds that you donated to go:
The Haiku Code Drive 2008 Poll has started and will run until May 29, 11:59 (US PST), so go cast your vote now! You will need to login, so if you don't have an account with the Haiku website, this is a good time to create one from here.
As we go into the last week of the Haiku Code Drive fundraiser, which ends on May 29th, we would like to get some renewed thrust, so we thought we would try a couple of things. We started by contacting Google to see if they could give us a hand in spreading the word, and they have graciously agreed to post some information about this Summer of Code like effort on their Open Source blog; they have a counter that shows about 4,000 readers, so this should give us some nice exposure.
There is one more thing that we would like to try, with a little help from the community. We have drafted the following brief announcement:
Haiku, an open source project dedicated to the development of a new operating system inspired by the BeOS, has launched the first Haiku Code Drive, a Summer of Code like initiative designed to sponsor students to write code for Haiku. The program is funded by the community, who also gets to choose which candidates get to be sponsored through a public poll. The Haiku Code Drive program, initially thought out to give one more opportunity to the students that applied for Haiku in the Google Summer of Code 2008 but were turned down, has a total of five candidate students/projects. Haiku is accepting donations here until May 29th, and is holding the Haiku Code Drive Poll from May 22nd through the 29th. The results of the fundraiser and the poll are scheduled to be announced on the Haiku website on May 30th.
So, we ask that you submit this announcement to as many technology and/or open source related news websites, blogs, mailing lists, forums and/or any other venues that you think may be appropriate and receptive to the goals of the Haiku Code Drive. The goal is to reach out to a wider audience beyond our community as a means to help with the fundraiser effort (or at the very least raise awareness about Haiku and the Haiku Code Drive). You are free to edit the text to fit whatever specific audience you may be targeting, and to translate it into other languages as well; we only ask you keep the underlying message and that you do not change any of the links. We have heard from many non-developers ask what they could do to help Haiku; here is something simple that you can do, that has the potential to make a difference.
Together we have come this far. Let's make one last push to make the Haiku Code Drive 2008 even more successful.
I am pleased to announce that a new Haiku User Group is being started in Chicago. The Evanston Haiku User Group (eHUG) is the second user group in the US focused on Haiku, and we have a temporary website at ehug.wordpress.com. We are very similar to other user groups already in existence, but one of the differences between the eHUG and other HUGs is the fact that one of our primary goals is to design and build a computer specifically for Haiku. We currently have two members and the president of the group is Yuri Wordsmith, myself.
This weekend, the Haiku project has seen some nice leaps forward. Two items are especially noteworthy: Ingo Weinhold and Axel Dörfler have finally nailed bug 2059. This bug specifically prevented serious use of Haiku for anything else than testing, since it meant that the kernel could crash at any time, especially when there was heavy disk activity. All that was supposed to be written to disk at the time of the crash was lost. Luckily, due to prior fixes to the file system journaling and log replay, it didn't mean that your entire file system would be corrupted, but at least anything that you were working on at the time would be lost. So the fix for this particular bug is getting us much closer to our goal of a usable self hosting situation in which you can actually use Haiku for development. This is our most important goal to reach before we wanted to release the first alpha of R1.
The second noteworthy achievement is build system support for a mixed GCC4/GCC2 Haiku environment. It has been known for quite some time, thanks to the explorations of Haiku developer Michael Lotz, that it was possible to set up a GCC4 build of Haiku to run GCC2 applications or vice versa, by installing the respective libraries into certain places so that the correct versions are used for linking. What was missing was support in the runtime loader (the system component used to launch applications and link them to the shared libraries that they use) to do this automatically and on a system wide level. Also missing was support in the build system to effortlessly produce such a hybrid Haiku build. Both of these items have now been implemented by Haiku developer Ingo Weinhold. Also related to this, Michael Lotz had researched the stability issues that GCC4 builds of Haiku were suffering from some time ago and tracked them down to a problem in the specific GCC4 version that Haiku is using. They can be avoided by simply turning off a certain compiler optimization feature. All this combined means Haiku can use GCC4 itself while maintaining our stated goal of binary compatibility to the large pool of GCC2 applications in an automated and transparent fashion.
A few serious issues remain before we can release the first alpha. Some concern missing or buggy functionality that affect the self hosting goal with regards to the development tool chain. A completely native port of Subversion is the last item on this list. As far as I know, some bugs in the TCP implementation are preventing it, but progress is being made on this front as you read this. Formal testing is being conducted to make sure the entire tool chain will work correctly and reliably. Axel Dörfler is currently working on the device manager, the system component which manages everything concerning hardware and drivers. There are some issues with regards to hardware interrupts that, when fixed, will hopefully clear up some driver problems that can be experienced on certain hardware.
I want to conclude with a big "Thank You" to everyone who is helping with tracking and reporting issues in our bug tracker and to everyone providing patches and of course to the Haiku developers themselves! Personally, I am very excited about the progress that is being made. Thanks to everyone who is contributing towards this goal!
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The musical talent of Addae Jordan will be featured at the art show along with an opportunity for attendees to create a group work of art. Also, Wright announced on her blog, The Wrighter (http://www.thewrighteronline.com), that she will also dedicate one of her paintings to the efforts to educate and prevent the practice of genocide.
Wright is a California native who earned her degree in Communications from CSUF. She has created several art series, including, "Fractured,"
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Metabolic phenotype of methylmalonic acidemia in mice and humans: the role of skeletal muscle
1 Genetic Diseases Research Branch, National Human Genome Research Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda MD 20892 USA
2 Department of Genetics, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA 19114, USA
3 Department of Medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Denver CO 80206, USA
BMC Medical Genetics 2007, 8:64 doi:10.1186/1471-2350-8-64Published: 15 October 2007
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Genotype and screening assays. (A). A 2% agarose gel showing the results of the genotyping reaction across the 5' loxP site. Lanes 1–4, 6, and positive control are from heterozygote animals and exhibit two bands: 190 bp (wild-type) and 225 bp, which contains the flank sequences as well as the loxP site. Lane 5, homozygous for the wild-type Mut locus, has a single wild-type band while lane 7, a homozygous Mut knock-out, has a single loxP site. Para-nitroanaline (PNA) reactivity of 3.5 μl of urine from each animal yields an emerald green positive reaction for the Mut mutant. The bottom of the panel shows the standards for the PNA reaction: A-10 mM, B-100 mM, C-1 mM, D-blank. The affected animal (number 7) appears to have a urinary MMA concentration between 10 and 100 mM.
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Western analysis of wild-type and Mut embryonic fibroblast extracts. Western blotting using anti-mutase antisera reveals a band of ~80 kd in the wild-type extracts that is completely absent from the Mut null MEF line. Recombinant murine methylmalonyl-CoA mutase expressed in yeast served as a positive control (Y) and is located next to the marker (M) lane. The sizes of the molecular weight standards in kilodaltons are indicated. Anti-actin antibodies were used to control for the amount of protein loaded per well.
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Methylmalonic acid fold change by tissue type. The values are averages from prenatal [embryonic day 19] (n = 3), neonatal [8–12 hour] (n = 3) and metabolic crisis [20–24 hour] (n = 2) affected animals. The fold change is plotted for each time point compared to control littermates (n = 2).
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Tissue distribution of murine methylmalonyl-CoA mutase. Western analysis of tissue extracts prepared from a wild-type mouse. 10 μg of total protein were loaded in each lane and probed with anti-mutase antibodies or anti-actin antibodies. A recombinant mouse methylmalonylCoA mutase protein (labeled yeast) served as the positive control. The marker lane (M) and the sizes of the molecular weight standards in kilodaltons are indicated.
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East Aurora, New York has a long history in toy making and is referred to as "Toy Town USA." Over the past 100 years there have been over 100 toy companies in WNY with 10 located in East Aurora.
The Toy Town Museum was founded by a group of local citizens who felt that it was important to recognize the history that toy making had played in their community and how toys play an important role in all our lives. In order to raise the funds for a museum a festival was started and named ToyFest. The main purpose of the festival was to create awareness for the Toy Town Museum and provide a venue to sell the ToyFest commemorative toy-a reproduction of an early Fisher-Price toy and major annual fundraiser for the Toy Town Museum. The funds from the sale of the toy would be used to open the museum.
In 1987, the Toy Town Museum opened its doors and today both the Museum and ToyFest provide visitors from near and far the opportunity to celebrate the "joys of toys" in our lives.
ToyFest has been the annual fundraiser for the Toy Town Museum. Held each year at the end of August, ToyFest has drawn over 75,000 people from across the U.S. and Canada to East Aurora for a weekend of fun and celebration. It has become one of Western New York's premier family festivals of the summer. Run by a small volunteer committee and staffed with over 300 volunteers throughout the weekend, ToyFest has grown over its 20 years into a great family event.
After a lengthy review, the Toy Town Museum and ToyFest™ Steering Committee have decided not to hold ToyFest™ until further notice. The decision was based on several factors including the reconstruction of Main St. which begins this Spring and an increasing need for adult volunteers. During this time, the Museum plans to focus its resources on promoting the Toy Town Museum and creating new and exciting programs and events throughout the year. In the future, the Museum plans to once again hold ToyFest™. We invite anyone interested in helping with the Museum or a future ToyFest™ to become a volunteer.


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How social media and mobile are reshaping information distribution.
I may be dating myself, but I remember the days when information was disseminated about missing children by posters on telephone poles, mentions in the local news, and the infamous milk carton postings. Times have certainly changed and the power of the Internet and mobile phones and their ability to distribute information in milliseconds can definitely be life changing, especially in the case of a missing child.
In the U.S., we have a system enacted called an "Amber Alert." When state police issue one of these alerts all emergency channels are activated to give a description of the child and the current situation including any abductor information. Throughout the years, this system has saved countless lives and reunited families with their missing children.
Earlier this week an Amber Alert was issued in the Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey areas for a missing 5-year-old who was taken from her elementary school. She was abducted by someone who wasn't her mother and did not have permission to remove the child from the school grounds. It wasn't until six hours later that this tragedy was uncovered.
As I sat at home in New Orleans, LA that night, all at once my Facebook newsfeed exploded with news of this Amber Alert. What was even more interesting was how people were able to post this on their Facebook pages. It wasn't from Facebook itself (although that would be a nice touch for Facebook to add), nor was it from any of the local news stations I still subscribe to in the Philly area. It was from people posting the alerts they received on their mobile phones.
Some people received their news about this Amber Alert via push messages from local news applications on their phones; some received a message from Google Alerts; others received text messages from their wireless provider; and others received strange alert sounds and push notifications directly from the wireless provider. The content of the messages varied, too. Some of the messages had links to information about the alert directing consumers to their local TV station, radio station, or newspaper site; some of the messages had direct links to Google Alerts; and others had information that was contained directly in the message. What people did with that information, though, was amazing.
First, there were questions like, "Anyone know what's up with this Amber Alert in XYZ county?" "Why's my phone telling me about an Amber Alert - it never has before?" From there people went into full-scale "sharing mode." They shared what they saw on their phones by sharing a link from an app on their Facebook page, or by directly typing it into their "What's Going On" box.
Sitting in New Orleans and having a lot of friends in the Pennsylvania area while this was happening was definitely something to behold. While primarily this was happening from mobile to Facebook, there was also a big mobile to Twitter push. As a social media and integrated marketing consultant, it gave me a lot more knowledge of how people are sharing from mobile to social platforms and just how fast that information can be disseminated when people care, are passionate about an issue, or are involved in something.
While an Amber Alert isn't a marketing message, it still is information. When information is important or valuable, it gets shared. When people are passionate about a situation and get others involved, it gets shared even more. Social networks and now mobile phone apps make it extremely easy to share this type of content and thus, information now gets shared very quickly.
Looking at this Amber Alert from the perspective of information dissemination and learning from it, companies can gain a key takeaway: mobile marketing is now just as essential as social media marketing. This is why it's important for companies to have their content sharable on various platforms, not just on social networks. Making your content available or even pushed to a mobile base, along with making that content easy to share across platforms, has become just as vitally important to getting your message to various networks of customers, readers, and fans.
Along with a learning lesson from this situation, there is also a happy ending to this story. I'd like to think the happy ending was partially due to the amount of attention the Amber Alert received from mobile marketing to social media networks (and maybe the abductor saw just that); thankfully the little 5-year-old girl was found this morning at a bus station in Philadelphia, unharmed.
Liana "Li" Evans is the author of the award winning social media marketing book, "Social Media Marketing: Engaging Strategies for Facebook, Twitter & Other Social Media" and she is the president and CEO of Da Li Social, as well as an adjunct professor for Rutgers University's Mini MBA Program. Liana has also been featured in the books "Online Marketing Heroes" and "Video Marketing An Hour a Day." As an established online marketing industry veteran with over 15 years of experience she's focused her unique skillset to specialize in integrated marketing and how companies can successfully strategize integrating all online marketing channels as well as offline traditional media. Her deep technical combined with a public relations background enables her to partner with clients for establishing successful online marketing campaigns that combine cross-channel tactics cohesively.
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BR Halloween Parade moves start time to 9:30 a.m.
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August 8, 2014 5:30 PMZACHARY - School is starting earlier this year for students in Zachary. That also means school zone times are changing for drivers. Zachary High School and Northwestern Middle school zone times will be from 6:30 am to 8:30 am and from 1:45 pm to 3:00 pm. The elementary... more »
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Report shows persistence of TV violence
May 1, 2013 10:21 AMNEW YORK - Violence has shown no signs of disappearing from prime-time television. A study of nearly 400 prime-time scripted programs finds that even in the sensitive period directly following the Connecticut school shooting, there were plenty of shootings, stabbings and beat-downs on TV. Violence was seen in nearly half... more »
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March 13, 2013 10:18 AMVATICAN CITY - The sight of thick black smoke from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel is bringing sighs of disappointment from the thousands of people who've gathered there in the rainy, chilly weather, waiting for news that a new pope has been elected. Click here to watch a... more »
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February 1, 2013 3:13 PMNEW YORK- The Dow stock market index closed above 14,000 for the first time since before the financial crisis rocked the world economy. Propelled by strong auto sales and optimism about U.S. jobs, the Dow Jones industrial average crossed the line early Friday and continued flirting with the mark all... more »
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January 30, 2013 7:33 PMTime Inc., the magazine unit of Time Warner Inc., is cutting 500 people from its global staff. The cuts began Wednesday and will effect U.S. and international workers. Time Inc. has about 8,000 employees. The Time CEO says the company must become leaner, more nimble, and operate on multiple platforms.... more »
States get more time to work on health care plans
November 9, 2012 3:49 PMWASHINGTON - Many states are still on the fence about President Barack Obama's health care law. Now the administration says governors can have more time. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said in a letter to governors Friday that she still wants to hear by the end of next... more »
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Louisiana 1st-time jobless claims increase
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Louisiana 1st-time jobless claims decrease
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She returns
And tonight? She's asleep in it. She and Cassie the Cat. Her lodger (a friend of a friend; no romantic involvement) went out of town to visit his parents tonight so she came home.
Yes, two nights away and one here. We might just about manage if it's a pattern like that.
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My mother cried for six months stright when I left home and I was never allowed to forget it.ReplyDelete
I hope you don't cry for six months, Isabelle Especially if the bed is slept in occasionally.
How nice to have her there for another night.ReplyDelete
I do sympathise. My children were snatched away (so to speak, or at least that is what it felt like) in a very untimely fashion, and to this day I feel deprived.
I think it's lovely that you're going to miss her so much. I went to boarding shcool at 10 and, because my parents worked abroad, we never really lived together for more than a few weeks since then. We're a close family but in a distant kind of way (as in we talk a lot but don't see each other much).ReplyDelete
I envy your closeness but suspect that I would have killed my mother (or vice vesa) if we'd lived together for any length of time!!!
Hope you see lots of her and the others so you hardly notice the spare room!
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Awww...Sweet DD2 knows what you're going through. I hope this ratio continues...forever!ReplyDelete
Perhaps she started having a wobbly about being surrounded by all those chintzy flowers and had to get away!ReplyDelete
My sister's eldest was driving everyone else in the family mad and they couldn't wait to see the back of her, but her parents still said it was like a bereavement when she left.


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DATES: December 1 - December 25, 2015
Our original gridwide treasure hunt returns again this year as everyone's favorite non-denominational holiday event.
There are several smaller paths to our hunt instead of one looooong one. How will this work? On the blog, each path has its hints and links on separate pages, again avoiding the need to do the hunt in one long, pre-arranged list. (find them top right once the hunt begins)
PREVIEW - some of our participants have added their gift pics to a Flickr pool. The link is top right of page
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July 19, 2012 at 7:25 pm
If you say the mom's last text with a Spanish accent, it actually sort of makes sense. "A little freaking ball you hit on grass with a stick."
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"Okay I little FREAKY ball you HEAT on grass with a STICK"
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'American Idol Live!' 2013 Concert Review: Highs, Lows and Headscratchers from Newark, N.J.!
The "American Idol Live!" 2013 tour touched down in Newark, NJ, Wednesday night, with many of Season 12′s familiar themes — the undeniable awesomeness of Candice Glover and Kree Harrison, the inscrutable warbling of Lazaro Arbos (and its Pavlovian effect on teen girls) — in tact.
But that doesn't mean there weren't surprises — good and bad — from the Top 10 finalists (plus sing-off winner Aubrey Cleland). Among them: Amber Holcomb's mojo disappearing faster than Nicki Minaj at the end of the Idol season; Devin Velez developing a stage presence that (almost) matches his powerful pipes; Angie Miller getting torn between two personas; and the Idol Powers That Be displaying an impressive ineptitude with a selection of group numbers that were almost entirely inappropriate.
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CONCERT MVP | Just as Season 12′s telecasts frequently peaked with Candice's soulful, pitch-perfect performances, so too did the Newark tour stop reach its crescendo when its champ finally emerged at the end of the show for a four-song solo set — with one marked difference. Without the competitive pressures of the competition, Candice has become a looser, more vibrant performer, evidenced in her high-energy cover of Beyoncé's "End of Time" as well as the sparkling, reggae-tinged original "In the Middle" (a very good bit of foreshadowing for her forthcoming debut CD, Music Speaks). Still, it was Candice's pair of ballads that showcased her full vocal and emotional horsepower: She imbued her coronation single "I Am Beautiful" with so much conviction that I un-ironically became a Swaybot on the final chorus. And the effortless beauty of her jazzy twist on The Cure's "Lovesong" was so transcendent that a hush fell over the Prudential Center crowd, lest anyone miss a single twist or turn of her delivery.
WORST SOLO PERFORMANCE | Preceding the final one-two punch of Kree and Candice was Lazaro Arbos' baffling karaoke-bar rendition of Lady Gaga's "Edge of Glory," complete with almost-inaudible lower register, strained high notes and a white-socks-with-dark-pants-and-shoes combo that put the "ick" in ridiculous. The optimist in me wants to believe the teenage girls in the audience were screaming to drown out the sound of his vocals, but alas, until these misguided lasses learn that Google Image Search is a great source of male eye candy, the Lazaros of the world will always be able to move their share of concert tickets.
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