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9 Secrets Tanning Salons Don't Want You to Know
Indoor tanning can cost you your healthy skin and your life, so how are these salons staying in business? Find out
In a study published in the "Archives of Dermatology," behavioral scientists found that a subgroup of college students who tanned indoors showed telltale signs of a substance-related disorder -- meaning they were hooked on tanning the same way people are addicted to drugs and alcohol. These frequent tanners, or "tanorexics," were also "more likely to report moderate to severe symptoms of anxiety and depression than their peers who were not addicted to tanning or did not tan at all," says Time magazine.
All of the addicted students polled knew that they could develop skin cancer from using tanning beds, but 98 percent said the risk didn't prevent them from wanting to be more tan.
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UGH! I hate reading articles like this. I love being tan and love laying in that tanning bed for 15 minutes of relaxing me time. But I know that it is sucha bad thing to do! Why? Why are all the good things we love so bad for us?!?!
by PrincessKim81 Friday, March 22, 2013 at 10:51AM Report as inappropriate
75% of Americans have a vitamin D deficiency because of stupid articles like this! A lack of vitamin D, sunburns, spray tans and sunscreen all cause cancer. People really need to start thinking for themselves!
by Kelly_K Thursday, March 21, 2013 at 05:07PM Report as inappropriate
Very interesting to read
by Candice11 Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 02:31AM Report as inappropriate
good to know
by butterfly11 Friday, March 15, 2013 at 05:09PM Report as inappropriate
super good things to know here. next time will definitely just go for the spray tan
by treehugger1997 Friday, March 1, 2013 at 02:41PM Report as inappropriate
Well I'm glad I don't tan in any way now
by thequietnoise Sunday, January 20, 2013 at 12:20PM Report as inappropriate
Ha!!!! Most of this information is CRAP and the last slide about spray tanning proves it!! Spray tanning involves a compound called DHA which is a derivitave from sugar cane. It causes an oxidization affect with the top layer of dead skin. It does not in ANY way stimulate the production of melanin!! Research both sides before you throw your opinion in the ring! Don't be fooled into believing that Cancer societies and Dermatologists aren't being funded BIG TIME by sunscreen manufacturers! But go ahead, drive the fear while telling people it's safe to slather on chemical laden sunscreens! Double standard? I think so!
by jellybean__111 Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 04:40PM Report as inappropriate
Good info
by EricaF123 Friday, December 28, 2012 at 05:06PM Report as inappropriate
girl get out of that tanning bed
by LittleBunny Friday, December 21, 2012 at 11:24AM Report as inappropriate
Wow, what a fun read! I'm going to make my friends read this!
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OAKLAND -- Helena Moss-Jack isn't one to gush. To her music students, she says things like, "Let me say this: It was better than yesterday," and "Wrong note, still," and "It comes in on beat four, not on beat one. Nobody came in!"
It works, said Erick Zamudio, 16. "I would say she knows how to teach," he said. "She makes it hard, but she makes it fun."
She also makes it possible.
Since she became a full-time teacher in 2004, Jack has thrown her energy into keeping the horns blowing and the drums drumming in East Oakland, a large section of the city that has been ravaged by gun violence. To her, she said, working with children from these neighborhoods is "like breathing."
"I just know I can make a difference," she said. "And these kids need a difference. They need to be shown that there is a way out -- that there's another way to live, and think, and be."
Years ago she started a nonprofit, Standing Ovation Performing Arts, with seed money from a private donor and public dollars from the city's violence prevention fund for children. This year, she founded the Eastside Jazz Ensemble, an audition-only group that's supported in part by 51Oakland, the nonprofit arm of Yoshi's Jazz Club.
At Elmhurst's middle school campus, where Jack is a teacher and performing arts director, she started an after-school mentoring program for her students with young musicians from Castlemont High School, including Zamudio. One recent afternoon, she roved from classroom to classroom, assessing the progress of the brass players, the drummers and the guitarists. A sign in her classroom reads, "Without music, life would be a mistake."
Public education in California has taken a beating in the past five years, and music programs almost everywhere -- especially in low-income neighborhoods -- have struggled to survive. Jack, who lives just up the road from Elmhurst, said she grows disheartened at times by the attitude that music is an elective, an afterthought. But not enough to give up.
As a child, Jack picked up the trumpet -- her father was a trumpet player and it was the only instrument in the house -- and went on to become a freelance musician, playing all kinds of musical genres: big band, top 40, salsa, opera. She even traveled with a circus. Eventually, she started volunteering at a school and, later, went into teaching.
"I tell the kids, 'Want to travel? Play an instrument,'" she said.
Many of Jack's students don't know how to read music and prefer to play by ear. But Jack pushes them to develop this skill. Her argument, like much of her advice about punctuality and discipline, is practical and career-oriented: "Learn to read, and you can basically name your gig."
During practice, for instance, she told two trumpet players they needed to communicate with each other so they'd come in at precisely the same time. "Otherwise you'll get fired and get docked pay, if this is your job," she said.
Zach Pitt-Smith, a music director at Oakland's Edna Brewer Middle School, said he admires Jack's commitment to the children -- and her ability to find support from her vast network of local musicians and others who share her ideals, he said.
"She kind of flies in the face of the perception that underserved communities are to be underserved," he said. "I think she's a rebel in that way."
Sione Tupou, one of those trumpeters, said his music class and after-school music program, which Jack directs, are his favorite parts of the day.
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Jack motivates him to practice. Whenever he puts in extra time, he said, he thinks to himself: "I hope Ms. Jack notices."
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August 20, 1969
Centro I Michigan University Boord of Trustees
Meeting of August 20, 1969
Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
tv'Iembers present: Alfred J. Fortino, Cha irman; Mrs. Jean Backus; tvIn.
Kotharine C. Hohtad; James M. Unphrey; Wolter W. Wightman and
Williom B. Bayd, President.
Also attending: Norvoll C. Bovee, Treasurer; John H. DeCodo, Secretary
and Wilbur E. Moore, Vice President of Academic Affairs.
Members absent: Roger M. Busfield, Jr.; Lloyd M. Cofer and Lawrence D.
The meeting was called to order at 2:00 P.M. by the Chairman.
The minutes of the meeting of July 16, 1969 were accepted as printed.
Motion wos made by Wolter Wightman, seconded by Mrs. Katharine Hafstod
and carried that the following recommendations of the administrotion, as
reviewed by President Boyd be opproved:
Myrtle Hagg , Unit Manager PTS-4, Woldt Food Commons
Thomas M. Benton, Associate PrafesJOt, Secondary Education Deportment
M:lurice D. Bowman, Jr., T.V. Engineer, Television
Hallie Gregory, InstructOl", Physical Education
John Hermann, Associate Professor, English Deportment
Bonnie M. Mullen, Temporary Instructor, Sociology and Anthropology
Oole Olsen, Assistant Professor, Secondary Education Department
Resignations continued -
LOI"rgine Beltnlck, Senior Clerk Steno C·4, Sociology Deportment
Bernadine Cook, Clerk Typist C-l, Librory, Audio Visual Services
Shoron Hodge, Senior Clerk Typist C-2, one-half time English
Department, one-half time Deon's Office, School of Arts and
James Lee Jennings, Custodian Swingman MF-4, M:lintenonce
David Roy Jannwn, Progrommer A-I, Date Processing
Judy Johnson, Clerk Typist C-l, Library
Carol Lundgren, Clerk Stena C-3, Secondary Education
M:lrjorie McCullough, Utility Helper MF-I, University Food Center
M:lry Ann North, Clerk Steoo C-3, Purchasing
Betty Rabb, Clerk Typist, Alumni Relations
Raleigh Smith, Student Maintenance Ntanager, Nortnwest Apartments,
100, 200 ond 300
Jack Westbrook, Tinsmith MF-7, Building M:lintenance
Mary Ruth Williamson, Senior Bookkeeper C-6, Business Division
John L. Aitken, Temporary Assistant Profeuar, Psychology
G.C.E., St. Peters College, 1956
B.I.E., General Nootors Institute, 1962
Ph.D., Cose W.R.U., 1967
Ann B. Anderson, Temporory Instructor, Business Education
B.S., Central Michigan University, 1960
M.A., Centrol Michlgon University, 1963
Appointments continued -
Thomas R. Bombas, Assistant Professor, Art
A.A., Ferris Stote College, 1960
B.F.A. , Cranbrook Academy of Art, 1962
M.F .A., Cranbrook Academy of Art, 1964
Carol A. Bennett, Assistont InstructOf , Engl ish
B.A. , Droke University, 1962
M.A., Northwestern University [Expected August, 1969J
James E. Born, Assistant Professor, Art
B.A., University of Toledo, 1959
M. F. A., University of lowe, 1962
James S. Bradshaw, Asshtont Professor, Journa lim
A.A., Grand Ra pids Junior Coll ege, 1941
A.B., University of Michigan, 1946
M.A. , University of Michigan, 1947
Ph.D. , Michigan Stote University IExpected August, 1970\
R. Michae l Campbel l, ImtructOf, Business Department
B.S. , Milliken University, 1967
M. B.A., Northern Illinois Un iversity, 1969
Koren l. Main Chavez, Assistant Professor, Sociology and Anthropology
B.A., University of Pennsy lvania, 1963
M.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1966
ill.D., In Progress
lee T. Cox, Temporary Instructor, Physics
B.S., Brigham Young llniversity, 1953
M. S. , Brigham Young UniversIty, 1959
Advanced Graduat. Work: Iowa State, 1956-1959
University of Wash ington, 1960-1967
Rollin O . Dunsdon, Chairman and Professor, Business Department
B,S., University of North Dakota, 1941
M,S . , Oregon State Un iversity, 1948
Ph.D., University of WiscOllsin, 1954
Clyde C. Gehrig, Temporary Instructor, Sociology and Anthropology
A.B., University of Nebraska, 1957
B.D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, 1960
M.S.W., Loyola University, 1963
Appointments continued -
Rodney C. Kirk, InstructOf, Saciology and Anthropology
A. B., University of California, 1964
M.A., Michigan State University \Expected August, 1969J
Ph.D., Michigan Stote University 1Expected October, 19721
Athena P. Kottis, Assistant Professor, Economics
B.A."Athens Schoo l of Economics, 1957
M. Sc . • London School of Economics, 1964
Ph. D. , Woyne Stote University [In Progress)
Thomas P. Kromer, Assistant Professor, one- half time Secondary
Educotion and Coordinator, one-half time Vocotiono l Education
B.S., Centra l Michigan University, 1963
M.A., Eostern Michi90n University, 1965
Advanced Gra duate Worle Oregon State University, Summer 1964
Michigan State University, 1966-69
f./Qureen levine, Temporary Ins tructOf, Psychology
B.S., Centra l Michi90n Univenity, 1967
M.A., Central Michigan University, 1969
Specio list , Central Michi90n University IExpected 19691
James Merli han , Temporary Instructor, Reappointment, Eng lish
B.A., University of Rochester, 1967
M.A., University of Rochester, 1969
Shirley B. Moore, Assistant Professor, Secondary Education
B.S., University of Missouri, 1961
M.A., University of Missouri, 1962
Adv. Cert., University of Illinois, 1966
Ed.D., Colorado Sta te Callege, 1969
Ernest G. M.oussecu , Temporary Instructor, Physical Education
B.A., AIITICI College, 1959
M.A., Central Michi90n University, 1969
Albert E. Neal, Temporary Assistant ProfessOf, Psychology
B.A., Augustcna Co ll ege, 1961
Arizona State University, 1961-1 966 (No Degree)
Appointments continued -
Roger O. Ol ive, Temporary Asslstont Professor, Psycho logy
B.A. , Hope Coll ege , 1949
M.A., Michigon State University, 1963
Ph.D . , Michigon Sto te Univenity, 1966
Florence E. Pingotore, Temporary Instroctor, Early Childhood
and Elementary Education, Port-time, Fall Semester
B. S. , Central Michigan University , 1959
M.A., Centro I Mich igan Univenity, 1965
Advanced Graduate Work: Central Michigan Un ivenity
1967 - present
Wil liom Podol l, Assistont Professor, Physica l Education
B. S., Youngstown University, 1960
M.S., University of Illinois, 1966
Advonced Graduate Work: University of Illi nois, 1963
Dennis Swen~, Temporary Instructor, Physica l Educatioo
B.A., St . Benedict's College, 1965
M.A., Centro I Mich igon University, 1969
Basi I G. Zimmer, Jr. , Instructor, Economi cs
A.B., Providence College, 1965
M. A. , Rutgers University, 1967
Ph.D . , In Progress
Jeffrey Clark, Student Maintenance IY.onoger, Northwest Apartments,
100, 200 and 300
Brenda Dogue, Senior Clerk Steno C-4, Sociology Department
Sondra Elder, Clerk Steno C-3, Personnel Depa rtment
looise Esch, Unit IY.onager PTS-4, Woldt Food Commons
lonnie Hoggort, Custodion Swingmon MF- 4, f.I.cI intenonc:e
Elso Hayes, Senior Clerk Steno C- 4, Grants and Special Studi es
tkJry l ynn He lms, Clerk Typist C-I , libra ry - A.Jdio Visual Services
Russel Sides, Custodian MF-4, Iv\a intenance
Appointments continued -
Kathy Tay lor, Cl erk Steno C-3, Purchasing
Lewis Wolters, Custodian MF-4, foAo intenonce
Transfen and Reclassificotions:
Edward A. Bobcock, Assistant Professor, 12 months to Assistant
Professor, 10 months, Physics, 3/4ths, 1/4th Vocotl ona l Educati on
Theodore H. Hosner, Ins troctor, 12 months to Instroctor 10 months
f.I.cI themotlcs 3/4th!, 1/4th Vocationa l Educa tion Proiect
William J . lewis, Assistant Professor, 12 months to Instructor 10
months, Eng lish 3/4ths, 1/4th Vocational Educa tion Project
Ernest l. Minelli, Professor, Chairman, Department of Industriol
Education ond Technology, 1/2 time; 1/2 time Vocatiooo l Educatioo
Pro ject
Oliver Oberlonder, Associate Professor, 12 months to Associate
Professor, 10 months 3/4ths time, Industria l Educotion and Technology,
1/4th time Vocotiono l Education Project.
Joyce,Piliote, Phi losophy Department, from Instructor to Assistant
Dorothy Myers, Personne l Transaction Cleric C-5 from Clerk Steno
C-3, Personnel Department
IY.o rion Young, Senior Secretary C-6 from Sec:reta ry C-5, Personnel
l eaves of Absence:
Williom J. lewis
IY.or lot W. Will ioms
Engl ish Department
Health Service
Academic Year 1969-70
Without Pay
Academic Year 1969-70
Withoot Poy
It was moved by Mrs. Jean Backus, seconded by Wn. Katharine Hafstad and
carried that the fo llowing gifts be a ccepted with the Board 's thanks:
Check in the amount of $450 from the Three Lokes kwciotion, Rapid
City, Michi9Qn, ta the Biology Department.
Supplies and g lauwore fr6m The Dow Chemica l Company ta the Chemistry
Department - Estimated value, $5, 139.06.
To the Library:
Collection of sixty-eight recards from the Radio Corporation of
America - Estimated value, $200.00.
Gift copy of Opel's Seventy- Five Years of the Iron Internationa l
from Loco l
137 UAW-ClO, Gibson Refri gerator CompanyEs
timated va lue, $12.50.
The Dow Chemical Company
Thaddeus R. Bismack
Ella Pearce Johnson
Dr . Everett N. Luce
Howard l. Philipp and
Nancy Anderson Philipp
Vinn ie Van Pelt Stillwaugh
$ 500 - Chemistry Department
$1000 - School of Busine$s
General Fund
General Fund
$10 - Athletic Grant-in-Aid
$15 - Genera l Fund
Designated: Anonymous
Scholarship Funds
Motion was mode by Mrs . Kotharine Hofstad, seconded by James Umphrey
ond carried that the following incumbents be appointed for a one year term
(fiscal year 1969-70) to serve on the Student Loan Association Corporati oo:
Dr. C. Milton Pi ke, Jr., Dean of Student Personnel Service$
Dr. CtKth E. Nash, Dean of the School of Education
Miss Nikoline A. Bye, Assistant ProfessOl", fvlothematics
Mr. Nannan C. Dietz, Professor, Music
t-k. Lee E. Potley, Director of Housing
Mo. IV.el0nie S. Benford, Instructor, Physica l Education
It was moved by James Umphrey, seconded by Nn. Jeon Backus and carried
"'01 Eberle M. Smith, Associates, Inc . be employed on a time and materia l
basis to make a feasibIlity study on the use of Rooon Residence Hall.
Dr. Bovee indicated that for a period of approximate ly eight weeks this fa ll
there will be on overload of dudents in the dorms. There will be a fifth bed
in a ll suites designed for four people. The overload results from the delay in
completion of the High Rise Dormitory units. One tower was to be completed
in September with the secood, third and fou rth towers being completed in
succeeding months. Becouse of stri kes, bot\, on site and with suppliers, the
first tower will nat be open on schedule and may be as late as eight weeks.
In the one bedroom NPrrled Student Apartments, 156 apartments are all ossigned
and there Iso woiti ng list of76. In the twobedraom NPrried Student Apartments,
2fJ7 apartments are assigned and there is a waiting list of 30.
President Boyd requested approval from the Boord of Trustees to e$tablish adjunct
professorial ranks. The President wished to hire 01'1 a par t- time basis, with the
approval of the appropriate departments, Individuals who have expertise in
certain areas who would not ordinarily be available for permanent positions.
This form of appointment h utilized at many universities and the title would
be Adjunct Professor, Adjunct Associate Professor and Adjunct Assistant
Professor. Motion was made by Mrs. Katharine Hofstad, seconded by Mrs.
Jean Ba ckus and carried that the Board a pprove the establishment of adjunct
professorial ranks.
Dr. N. C. Bovee reported thot the University has reinstated its annexation
petition to incorporate arl of the University property into the City of Mt.
Pleasant. The petition has also been filed with the Union Township Boord.
The petititon includes all of the property south of Broomfield Road with the
exception of four parcels. Four families (Klumpp, Mead, O'Connor and
Verleger) retained the right to their homes and out buildings, for various
periods of time, in their purchase ogreements. These families wish to remin
their voting rights in the township. Dr. Bovee was optimistic that the
annexation would occur in the near future.
Motion was made by Mr5. Katharine Hafstod, seconded by Wolter Wighhnfn
and carried that the increase in administrative salaries for Deans and Vice
Presidents, as recommended by President Bayd, be approved, retroac,ive to
It was moved by James Umphrey, seconded by Mn. Katharine Hofstad and
carried that the salary increase for President Bayd be approved, retroactive
to July.
The next meeting of the Board will be September 17, 1969.
Meeting was adjourned at 2:45 P.M.
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But everything went perfectly to plan and there I was on a Tuesday afternoon in August driving into a Phish lot for the first time. What an experience. I had no prior knowledge of the lot scene or Shakedown Street and I was blown away by it all. I just felt immediately comfortable (apart from the heat which I was really not used to) and at home with like-minded people. I bought some nice-looking chocolate brownies and spent the afternoon in a pleasant semi-daze, wandering round and round the lot thrilled at all the crazy and cool sights and the endless stream of cars full of happy people being slowly marshalled in.
Eventually it was showtime and I passed on my spare ticket for a fraction of what it cost me to someone who didn't even want to go in the pav - I hadn't realised that anyone would actually prefer to be on the lawn. In fact the idea of 'the lawn' was completely alien to me. There are no venues in the UK remotely like the pavilions that Phish play on Summer Tour.
My recollection of the show was that I was so excited in the first set - thrilled that they started with an extended Bag, played PYITE 3rd song in, and all in all dropped a nice first set which seemed to be over in a flash.
Set break gave a breath of fresh air and I queued to get a nice Mansfield shirt then watched everyone milling round meeting up with their friends and sharing thoughts on what would be in Set 2. Back in my (good, page-side halfway down) seat I chatted with the people next to me who had heard my accent and were amazed that someone had flown from the UK for the gig. I was super-thrilled and touched that they shared their bowl with me which only further convinced me that this whole experience was like if I'd imagined what my perfect gig experience could be and here it was - band, music, atmosphere, people, lights, vibe everything....
Set 2 started how I expected a Phish gig to be - Mike's Groove into some laid back jamming and then for me halfway through it all went a bit flat. I wasn't familiar with Makisupa at the time and have always had a bit of a thing against white boy reggae (I'm over it Phish-wise btw), Dog Faced Boy was ok but Friday really bummed me and as much as I liked Hood I felt a bit 'is that it?' as Set 2 ended.
Was very happy that Possum was the encore but all too soon it was back to the car and one of the longest waits I've ever had to get out of a car park. Plenty of time to reflect on an amazing day and how pleased I was with myself and how I'd made it happen.
Next day I had to get back to Boston for my flight back to the UK and kept thinking why hadn't I swapped my spare ticket for one for the second night - surely I could have changed my flight and taken an extra day off work? - but that was it, 2 more shows, then Coventry, then the end and I would never get to see Phish again.
Listening back to the show now, Set 1 is still very good and a 6 song first set is pretty unusual (especially from a 2011 perspective). Set 2 has its moments but I still get a bit bummed by Friday and Trey is clearly not fully on his game at various points in the show. All the same, this show brings back very special memories for me and proved that if you want it enough a little travelling shouldn't get in the way. I'm now up to 13 more shows in 3.0 so have a different warmer perspective on everything... and I love Phish, every day.


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The Anderson County Economic Development Association has announced that SL Tennessee is expanding their operations in Clinton.
The company will be leasing a 65,000-square-foot building owned by the Hollingsworth Companies, ACEDA stated in a news release. It is located at 121 West Centre Stage in the Eagle Bend Industrial Park. This building will be used primarily for warehousing and distribution. It will house approximately 25 employees.
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Step-by-step process for requesting disability related accommodations at Lesley.
Making an Accommodation RequestTimelinesWhen Are Accommodation Requests DeniedRequesting Accommodations and Student ChoiceMany accommodations take time to arrange. It is in your best interest to make your formal requests as early as possible, preferably prior to the beginning of the semester. Failure to do so might limit our ability to meet your needs. (Please see the Accommodation Request Timeline for Classes [pdf]).
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That low-pitched hum you hear inside the Orchard Supply Hardware on East Capitol Expressway is the tension between old-school and new-school retailing.
As part of its campaign to make its ever-increasing number of women shoppers more comfortable in this traditional bastion of masculine do-it-yourselfers, Orchard's recently remodeled store is a high-stakes balancing act. On one hand, Orchard's reaching back to its San Jose roots (traditional signage, canning supplies, even vintage sodas near checkout) to court its female clientele, which constitutes 42 percent of store traffic. At the same time, it's leaning into the digital age (high-tech music and intercom systems, QR code readers that link shoppers to online DIY videos, fancy computerized paint mixers), harnessing tech tools to give women -- and men -- a more layered retail experience.
"We're figuring out that fine line between the in-store experience and the online world," says Erica Ecker, Orchard's visual marketing and creative services manager. A former Disney executive, Ecker now leads the effort to redo most of the 89 stores throughout California, trying to make women more comfortable than they are in the big-box hardware stores while also keeping things cutting-edge. "We're being very thoughtful about what we do online and how we link that with the brick-and-mortar experience. We want shoppers to think first of Orchard as their neighborhood hardware store, but then use online to bring people in."
Those efforts appear to be paying off. San Jose resident Nellie Crick, who said she's been coming to this store "for years and years," is thrilled with the makeover.
"It's a like an entirely different store now," said Crick, as she shopped for plants in the store's nursery section, dubbed Orchard Market. "The new design is clean and neat, and the wider aisles make it more comfortable to walk through. I love it."
On a recent morning, Ecker gives us a tour of the San Jose store, a 35,000-square-foot incubator where the two worlds are carefully and often subtly woven together. It starts with a greeter named Helga Pelayo. The new stores have pushed back display shelves eight feet to create a "landing zone," and on this morning Pelayo stands in the middle of it, wearing an old-fashioned customer-friendly smile and a tiny headphone that links her to every other associate on duty.
"I love the new radio system," Pelayo says. "Before, it was hard to find other associates to send customers to, but now that we're all connected I can quickly track people down in every department."
There's another under-the-radar tech trick in play here. Ecker says that thanks to the radio system, the overhead public-address system is gone. And the music playing in its place is not just some random soundtrack. It's a carefully crafted mix of 600 to 700 songs put together by a startup company that uses sophisticated algorithms to find and rotate tunes that appeal to Orchard's four customer segments: Gail the Gardener, Pete the Project Guy, Dan the Handyman and Small Project Pam.
That smooth blend of hokey and high tech unfolds as you move along the recently lowered shelving units, or gondolas, and wider aisles. Wall stencils and sepia-toned signs subconsciously connect shoppers to the Santa Clara County of yesteryear, that orchard-bound Valley of Heart's Delight where OSH got its start as a farmers co-op in 1931. Moving through the space, the store's new color coding (red for hardware, green for nursery) soothes the eye, while products are presented in user-friendly ways.
At the same time, strategic Silicon Valley-style retailing tools are tucked into the remodeled store at every turn. Point your smartphone at one of the QR codes pasted onto the shelves and pull up a professional YouTube video that shows you how to apply drywall or install weather stripping. And the same store that will sell you ladybugs and worms also carries the tech-enhanced tools like laser levels and tapeless measuring tapes that women, in particular, seem to love.
"Thanks to new lithium-ion battery technology, this new line of Craftsman tools are much lighter and easier for women to use," salesman Carl Schiefer says. "That new technology gives these things tons of torque, yet they're light enough for women to use. I sold 200 drills this past weekend and at least half the buyers were women. I try and get one in their hands and once they pull the trigger, they say 'Gee, I can do that.'"
There's more in store. In the next year, Orchard plans to add QR codes to plants in the nursery, so you can toggle back and forth between two worlds -- the one you're standing in and the one in your hand, where an online tutorial will tell you everything you need to know about the care and feeding of that pittosporum at your feet, just dying to go home with you.
Contact Patrick May at 408-920-5689; follow him at Twitter.com/patmaymerc.
Founded as a purchasing cooperative in San Jose in 1931
Headquarters: San Jose
President and CEO: Mark R. Baker
Number of stores: 89, all in California
Size: Stores average 44,000 square feet of enclosed retail space and 8,000 square feet of exterior nursery and garden space
Number of employees: 5,500 to 6,000, depending on the season
Mix of male/female shoppers: 58/42 percent
Annual sales: $660 million
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2/4/16 - The Nashville Predators ended their four game winning streak with a 1-0 loss against the Blues on February 2. The game was scoreless until the final minutes of the game when the Blues scored the first goal of the game to take the win. They added another loss when they played the Flyers on the 4. After falling behind by two, Ryan Johansen and Calle Jarnkrok scored to tie it. It wasn't long before they were behind by two again. Shea Weber added a power play goal in the 10th minute of the third period to close the gap, but then the Flyers scored twice to take the game. The Predators host the Sharks on the 6, with tickets available for just $6.
1/28/16 - Winning three in a row is a tough task, but doing it on the road makes it all the sweeter. The Nashville Predators played an excellent week of hockey, ending the week with wins against the Jets (final score 4-1), Oilers (4-1) and Canucks (2-1). With this road streak over, the Preds head home to the Bridgestone Arena to play the next four. Tuesday, Feb. 2, they'll face the Blues and Thursday, Feb. 4, the Flyers will be in town. We have a great selection of seating available for sale now. Prices vary, but the cheapest tickets are going for just $17. Grab the family and come cheer on the Predators as they climb the rankings!
1/21/16 - The Nashville Predators were having some trouble last week, but it seems they have recovered. They have managed to win two out of their last three games, including a 0-3 win against the Minnesota Wild and a 4-1 win against the Winnipeg Jets. This set of victories puts an end to the Predators' five-game losing streak. Now they are preparing for three consecutive away games, but they will be back soon. Starting on February 2nd, the Predators will have four home games. This is fans' best opportunity to catch them in action. First up, they will be hosting the St. Louis Blues. Get your tickets, starting as low as $23.
1/14/16 - Many hockey fans will know the name Joe Mullen, NHL Hall of Famer, but it's his son, Patrick Mullen, who is getting the attention of the Nashville Predators lately. The team recently made the announcement that they have acquired the defenseman from Ottawa. Mullen has played seven seasons as a professional, suiting up for 338 AHL games and has amassed 148 points. He is a healthy, young and active player, despite his limited experience in NHL play. The Preds continue their tough schedule this week with a couple home games against the Wild and the Blackhawks on Saturday, Jan. 16 and Tuesday, Jan. 19. Tickets can be purchased now starting at $23.
1/7/16 - The trade of the NHL season—at least so far—has gone down and it has Nashville Predators defensive ace Seth Jones headed to Columbus in exchange for star center Ryan Johansen. The trade comes on the heels of a contract dispute between Johansen and the Blue Jackets, but for the center's money, he's more than ready to move on. In fact, the 23-year-old stated that he expects to be in the Preds' lineup as early as this Friday night. Nashville will face Colorado on the road that evening, followed by the Coyotes in Arizona on Saturday. Get your tickets for Gila River Arena, on sale now! Seats are available from $18 and up!
12/30/15 - It looks like the Nashville Predators made the most of their series of home games. They were able to come away with three victories out of four matches. Most recently, the Predators took on the New York Rangers, and finished with a final score of 3-5. It was a close matchup, but the Predator's final period saw them score three times. From here, they will be having seven away games, only returning for a single home match on January 5th to take on the Winnipeg Jets. After that, they will not be coming back to Nashville until January 16th, so be sure to get your tickets, starting at just $24.
12/21/15 - The Nashville Predators have got to feel relieved; they have snapped the three-game slump and got a big win over the Minnesota Wild Saturday night. Filip Forsberg played a key role, earning the team their first goal of the night just 46 seconds in and giving Nashville a lead that they never gave up. The team went up 3-0 with Mike Ribeiro's goal later on in the first period and James Neal's wrist shot in the second. Minnesota rallied to score two of their own, but the Preds held on for the eventual 3-2 win. They will be up next against the Canadiens at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. Get tickets for Monday's (Dec. 21) game from us today for $31.
12/16/15 - Just when it looks like the Nashville Predators should finally be able to get some steam going, they go and lose to the Colorado Avalanche at home. Worse, the Predators were unable to mount a strong enough comeback, ultimately blowing the game 2 – 3. Nashville did manage to score a goal in the third period, but it simply wasn't enough to overtake the Avalanche. They will now embark on a brief road trip to play the St. Louis Blues before coming home to play the Minnesota Wild on Saturday, December 19. Tickets to this Saturday's matchup are currently available for purchase and can be found for prices as low as $26.
12/9/15 - The Nashville Predators came away with an impressive win on the road in Boston this week. They beat the Bruins 3-2, a victory that was badly needed. After the first two periods the score was tied, but the Preds pulled ahead in the third. Offensive maneuvers really came together and that led to the winning goal from Viktor Arvidsson. Other key players in the game include Carter Hutton, who made some key saves and kept his cool despite high-stress situations. Nashville will play the next three at home and we have tickets for sale now. Get your seats for Saturday, Dec. 12 when the Predators host the Colorado Avalanche. Ticket prices start at $32.
12/3/15 - The Nashville Predators took home a much-needed win last night, defeating the Arizona Coyotes 5 – 2 at Bridgestone Arena. Arizona looked like they were going to run away with it first, scoring an unanswered goal in the first period and tacking on another in the second. The Predators managed to rally, however, scoring a goal of their own in the second period and a whopping four more in the third. Nashville had lost their last two previous games, so this victory could not have come at a better time. Catch the Predators in their next match against the Florida Panthers tomorrow night at home. Tickets currently start as low as $6.
11/25/15 - Even though Nashville isn't known for hockey playing, the Nashville Predators are holding their own this season. Right now they are in fourth place in the Central Division and have an 11-6 winning record to prove it. Unfortunately, things haven't been going their way and the Predators have slumped into a three-game losing streak. Their last loss was against the New York Rangers on November 23. With the holiday right around the corner, the Predators hit the road for a three-game road trip. Get tickets to see the Predators play live and give them the confidence they need to pull out of this losing streak. Tickets for all weekend games are still available.
11/18/15 - The Nashville Predators came away the victors when they played the Anaheim Ducks on November 17. Goalie Pekka Rinne helped the offense by making an impressive 38 saves. Two of his saves off of a breakaway goal attempt by Carl Hagelin and the rebound made a big different to the game. The Predators led for most of the game, although Anaheim was able to tie the game in the first period before a goal from James Neal brought the Predators ahead again. Shea Weber and Miikka Salomaki also scored for the Predators. The Predators head to Columbus to play the Blue Jackets on November 20, and you can still get tickets for the game. Prices start at $24.
11/11/15 - For the second time in three games, the Nashville Predators have earned an unreal seven points in a single game. Moreover, this is the second time in four games that they have shut out their competition, which is even more unbelievable in tandem with the incredibly high score. When the Predators hosted the Winnipeg Jets on November 14th, fans knew they were on their game when they scored four times in the first 15 minutes. This incredible run has made a few great strides for the Predators in the rankings. They are now 3rd in the Central Division with a season record of 10-3-3. If they keep this up, however, they will be leading the division in no time.
11/5/15 - This week, the assistant head coach of the Nashville Predators will be joining the Hockey Hall of Fame, an honor which many feel is overdue. Phil Housley joined the NHL back in 1982, when he was just 18 years old. He was one of the best players to ever hit the ice at such a young age and had one of the longest careers in the league. In his time with the Preds, he has helped shape his young team into the competitors that they are, and has done so without much accolade or attention. Come see his team in action, as Nashville is scheduled to host the Blues this Saturday, Nov. 7, at Bridgestone Arena. Tickets are available for $56 and up.
10/28/15 - The Nashville Predators may have been knocked out in the first round of last season's playoffs, but they are back at it again this year. They are currently the No. 1 team in the Central Division, and are looking to take that ranking all the way to the Stanley Cup finals. They are relying on the likes of goaltender Pekka Rinne, who was out much of last season due to injury. He has been a true leader for the Preds, who know him for being humble but also fiercely competitive. Nashville will play their next few on the road, including a Halloween (Oct. 31) game versus the Los Angeles Kings.
10/21/15 - Bridgestone Arena was loud Tuesday night as the Nashville Predators overtook the Lightning 5-4. Filip Forsberg scored the winning goal during yet another shootout victory. James Neal scored two goals in the second and third periods to force the tied score and the shootout that gave his team the victory. The Predators did a great job of holding their own against a team that made it to the finals last season. Nashville will play their next two games at home. They will welcome the Anaheim Ducks this Thursday, Oct. 22. Tickets are available now and start at just $26. On Saturday, Oct. 24, they will host the Penguins. Seats for that match can be yours for $34.!
10/12/15 - Winter may be rapidly approaching, but things are just starting to heat up in Tennessee! The Nashville Predators added another win to their record this weekend by defeating the Edmonton Oilers 2 – 0 at home. Although the first period of the game was an all out defensive battle, the Predators managed to score single goals in both the second and third periods while shutting out their opponents. The Predators are now in first place in the central division as they head into a three-game road trip. Their next home game is Tuesday, October 20 against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Tickets currently start at as little as $5. Don't miss it!
10/7/15 - The Nashville Predators beat the Carolina Hurricanes in their season opener on October 8, thanks to two early goals. Craig Smith scored during a power play in the second minute of play, and Viktor Arvidsson added another point in the seventeenth minute, which marked the rookie's first goal in the NHL. The Hurricanes worked to get one goal in late in the third period, but the Predators were able to maintain the lead and take the victory. Despite the win, the Predators felt they could have played better in the second and third period and will work on that before their next game against the Oilers on October 10. Tickets still are available for this game and the rest of the season. Prices start at just $7.
9/16/15 - It's been a busy offseason for many NHL teams, and the Nashville Predators are no exception. In addition to scouting and keeping players in shape, the team participated in a tournament recently along with other teams such as the Panthers and the Lightning. Overall, the Predators fared well in the series, coming out with a record of 2-1-0. The skills of players such as Juuse Saros, Viktor Arvidsson and Kevin Fiala were especially prominent throughout the tournament. They, along with the rest of the team, will have the opportunity to showcase their talent on the ice on Sunday, Sept. 20, as they kick off the preseason against the Panthers. The game will take place at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville and is set to begin at 3:30 PM.
2014-2015 Season
4/20/15 - In order to even up their first round playoff series, the Nashville Predators will have to take a game in enemy territory. After giving up Game One on their home ice, the Predators find themselves in a 2-1 hole versus the Chicago Blackhawks. Opposing goaltender Scott Darling was too much for Nashville in Game Three, blocking 35 of 37 shots in a stifling performance—and his first playoff experience, no less. The Predators will look to Craig Smith and their offense to get the job done in Game Four. Smith scored a pair of goals in the second contest to lift Nashville to victory, and he'll need to produce more of the same for his team to have a chance moving forward. Tickets are available for the United Center on Tuesday night, but they're going fast!
4/14/15 - After standing atop the Central Division for much of the regular season, the Nashville Predators ultimately finished the year in second place, five points behind the resurgent St. Louis Blues. Their record was still more than enough to earn them home ice advantage in the first round, however, where they will face off with the Chicago Blackhawks. The 'Hawks won the season series 3-1 including an overtime win and a victory via shootout, although each team resets to zero in the postseason. The Predators will look to center Filip Forsberg to buoy their offense as they do their best to work on Chicago goaltenders Corey Crawford and Scott Darling. Tickets are on sale now for the Stanley Cup Playoffs! Come out to Bridgestone Arena as Nashville begins their hunt for the trophy!
4/9/15 - While the Nashville Predators won't claim the Presidents' Trophy this season, after being in contention for most of the season (the N.Y. Rangers have that title sewn up), a division title is not out of the question. The Preds are just a point behind St. Louis with two games to play to round out the regular season.
4/2/15 - As one of the two division leaders in the Western Conference, the Nashville Predators are set to take on one of the two wild-card squads in the conference; which if the current standings remain unchanged, will be divisional rival Minnesota, who is No. 4 in the division and No. 5 in the conference.
3/26/15 - It's still anyone's guess who might earn the NHL's Presidents' Trophy, given to the team with the most points earned during the regular season. But along with Eastern Conference squads Montreal, the N.Y. Rangers, and Tampa Bay; and right alongside Western squads from Anaheim and divisional rival St. Louis, are the Nashville Predators.
3/17/15 - After not losing more than two games consecutively all season, the Nashville Predators ran into a six-game skid bridging February and March, loosening their hold on first place in the NHL. Recent victories over the Arizona Coyotes and Los Angeles Kings have raised them back into a deadlock with the St. Louis Blues for tops in the Central Division, but the Predators will need to close out the regular season on a strong run if they hope to secure home ice advantage throughout the early rounds of the playoffs. On Tuesday, Nashville will host the Minnesota Wild—a team which is currently trying to secure its own hold on the top wild card position in the West. A handful of seats are still available at Bridgestone Arena starting at $23, but they'll be gone soon so don't delay!
3/5/15 - After a few weeks at the top of the overall league standings in the race for the Presidents' Cup, which is given to the team with the most points earned for the season, the Nashville Predators have fallen back into second place in the Western Conference race, while still leading the Central Division over St. Louis, albeit by a mere four points.
2/26/15 - The Nashville Predators have continued to play strongly, extending their command of the league and the race for the Presidents' Trophy. The Preds currently have a two game winning streak in progress, and their 89 points put them six points clear of Western rival Anaheim as well as Montreal, the top team in the East.
2/20/15 - The Nashville Predators, currently tops in the Presidents' Trophy points chase, had their six game winning streak broken on Thursday. The Preds, who hadn't fallen in a game since February 5, lost to the Metropolitan leading New York Islanders, 5-2.
2/12/15 - Star goaltender Pekka Rinne is back, and the Nashville Predators have moved out in front of conference foe Anaheim by three points in the race for the Presidents' Trophy. The Preds are playing superb hockey, having won their last three in a row and five of six in the month of February.
2/5/15 - Even without the services of Pekka Rinne, the Nashville Predators continue to meet the challenge. The Preds are riding a two game winning streak, are two points ahead of St. Louis for the Central Division lead, and even with Anaheim in the race for the Presidents' Trophy.
1/29/15 - Leading the way in the Central Division, the Nashville Predators kicked off the second half of the season in style with a win. Despite losing Pekka Rinne, one of the top netminders in the league, to injury, the Preds are just three points behind Anaheim in the race for the Presidents' Trophy.
1/15/15 - Winners of their last four, the Nashville Predators have put a little space between themselves and the rest of the pack in the Central Division. Despite losing lead goaltender Pekka Rinne to a knee injury for the next few weeks, the Preds are four points in front of second-place Chicago.
1/8/15 - They had stalled out for a while, but the Nashville Predators seem to be back in the proper gear and moving forward. The Preds are getting very strong goaltending from their corps of netminders; as a group they're second in the league allowing just 2.2 goals per game.
12/18/14 - At one point earlier this season, the Nashville Predators were flying high atop the Central Division. However in recent weeks, the Preds have fallen back a bit despite winning seven of their last 10 games, and now find themselves trailing both St. Louis and Chicago.
12/11/14 - It's taken a super hot streak by Chicago to knock the Nashville Predators off the top of the Central Division pile. However, the Preds continue to keep step in second place, just a point back of the Blackhawks, and tied with St. Louis.
12/4/14 - The Nashville Predators are now in a three-way fight for control of the Central Division with St. Louis (tied) and Chicago (one point back) as December kicks off. The Preds squared off with the Blues, who were welcoming Martin Brodeur back to the league, on Thursday, and will host the Blackhawks this weekend.
11/20/14 - How 'bout those Preds? The Nashville Predators are establishing themselves as one of this season's elite teams; their 26 points are fourth-most in the NHL at this point in the season, and a point clear of second-place St. Louis in their Central Division.
11/13/14 - While the Nashville Predators are toward the bottom in goals scored per game – a 2.5 average, good for 24th out of the 30 teams) – the defense is giving the Preds a chance. The Predators are third in the NHL overall, averaging just 1.9 goals allowed per game, and goaltender Pekka Rinne is a key to that effort, with a goals-against average of 1.83.
11/6/14 - They're in second place, but the Nashville Predators are also in the very competitive Central Division, which means a short losing string could see them fall from their lofty position. As it is, a key defenseman, Anton Volchenkov, has been suspended four games for an illegal check to the head in a previous game.
10/29/14 - The Predators will be playing several away games against the Flames, the Canucks, Jets, Stars, and Blues before returning home for a game against the Edmonton Oilers. This time away from home could effectively widen the gap between league leaders which can only increase team and fan morale. Once the Nashville Predators do return to defend their own ice as they face off with the Oilers, fans are sure to be ready for yet another victory to add to their already successful season. As the Predators spend the next few games away from home, many fans will be preparing to offer them a warm welcome on November 11th. Tickets for the Oilers vs Predators game are still available, and starting at just $4 with many seating areas still open for selection.
The Nashville Predators and their burgeoning fan base enter the 2014-2015 season brimming with optimism—and we you can't blame them! The puzzle pieces have finally lined up, and new head coach Peter Laviolette leads this playoff-caliber squad. Nashville made a big offseason splash with the acquisition of big scorer James Neal from Pittsburgh, and is expected to fire-up the team's high-scoring offense and jet-pack play. The return of elite goaltender Pekka Rinne will be one to watch, as the crease minder will make another run at the Vezina Trophy. For the first time in club history, the Predators will not have Barry Trotz as bench boss, but Laviolette is a Stanley Cup-winning coach. The Bridgestone Arena Squad missed playoffs by a mere three points in the ultra-competitive Western Conference last year; score Nashville Predators tickets and see them earn a berth this season!
2013-2014 Season
4/9/14 – Nashville was eliminated from the playoff following Tuesday's 3-2 shootout loss to Dallas, in rookie Seth Jones' return home. The Predators (35-32-12) got two goals from center Gabriel Bourque, but it wasn't enough; Nashville will miss the postseason for a second straight year. Shootouts have been the Predators' nemesis this year, losing 9 of 11 in their 2013-14 campaign. Nashville Predators tickets are fairly cheap for the last two games to be played at Bridgestone Arena this year – prices for Thursday's game against Phoenix range from $21-$103 and $85-$344 for Saturday's game against the defending Stanley Cup Champions.
4/3/14 – Following five days off, the Predators will pick up action in Anaheim for their final game against Stanley Cup winner and six-time Olympian Teemu Selanne on Friday. Nashville is 4-1-1 in their last six in which they averaged 4.3 goals per contest. Can the Preds keep up the high-scoring effort in their last six games of the season? You'll have just two chances to see the team when they return from their three game road trip – 4/10 vs Phoenix (min. $11) and 4/12 vs. Chicago (min. $99).
3/28/14 – The Preds ended their six game home losing streak with a 6-1 beating over the Buffalo Sabres Thursday night. It was a special evening at Bridgestone Arena as both Colton Sissons and Calle Jarnkrok notched their first career NHL goals and Shea Weber scored a pair to reach the 20-goal mark for the second time in his career. The victory was Nashville's fifth time this season scoring four or more goals in a game and should bode well for their confidence as they visit rival Dallas tonight. Seth Jones, Patrick Eaves, and Pail Gaustad are expected to be out still with injuries.
3/19/14 – The Predators look to get back on track following two straight losses to Edmonton and St. Louis. Prior to Saturday's game against the Blues, the Preds had won three straight and remained optimistic about their NHL Playoff chances. Instead, Nashville drew its fifth straight loss on home ice and followed it up with a 1-5 road loss to the Oilers. Key points are up for grabs in Vancouver Wednesday night when the Preds visit Vancouver to face the Canucks; both teams are on the outside looking in as far as the postseason picture is concerned.
3/11/14 – Just minutes before the NHL trade deadline passed, the Nashville Predators acquired forwards Calle Jarnkrok and Patrick Eaves, in addition to a conditional third-round selection in the 2014 Entry Draft for Center David Legwand. The "Original Predator" was traded to his hometown Detroit Red Wings. Now the Predators are eight points out of the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference with 17 games remaining. Nashville squeaked by the Ottawa Senators in overtime last night to grab their first win in five games. Three goals in the second-period got the Predators off to a 3-0 lead before Ottawa came back with three of their own in the third-period. Defenseman Seth Jones scored with 1:11 left in the overtime session to give the Nashville Predators the 4-3 OT victory. The Predators have just one game in the next week and a half at Bridgestone Arena and that'll be played Saturday vs. St. Louis. It is the most expensive game remaining in Nashville this season, averaging $108.
3/4/14 – Good news Predators fans! Pekka Rinne is expected to start in the net tonight against Pittsburgh and the Tuesday evening meeting is the cheapest game (avg. $48) remaining at Bridgestone Arena this season. Rinne has not been in the net for the Predators since Oct. 22 when he was sidelined after a surgery on his hip to take care of an E.Coli infection. You can catch his return for just $11 in the third of five straight home games for Nashville.
2/25/14 - Four Nashville Predators will get back to work following their trip to Sochi. Simon Moser & Roman Josi (Switzerland), Shea Weber (Canada) and manager Pete Rogers (USA) will be back in Music City when the Preds square off against the Tampa Bay Lightning this Thursday (tickets start at $13). Nashville will have to take advantage of a precious five-game homestand after the Olympic break, which most teams will not enjoy. Over the hiatus, general manager David Poile underwent surgery after being struck in the face by an errant puck that broke his nose and has left him blind in his right eye. Though the harrowing injury prevented Poile from participating in the Olympics as manager for Team USA, the coach is already back in the office and back to work. Get Nashville Predators tickets now and be there to welcome back their tough-as-nails GM and returning Olympians!
2/21/14 – Goaltender Pekka Rinne's (hip) return appears to be on the near horizon. Rinne participated in his second practice with the team since having surgery in October and felt no soreness. Nashville's forward Craig Smith will look to continue his scoring ways when the team returns to league play Feb 27 at Bridgestone Arena. The 24-year old has 36 points on 18 goals, and 18 assists and is looking to becoming the first Predator since Patric Horngvist in 2009-10 to net 30 goals. Nashville Predators tickets are available for just $10 for next Thursday's return; just four points behind 8th place Dallas, the Preds are still in the hunt for a playoff spot!
2/3/14 – What upper-body injury? Shea Weber scored twice Friday night against the Devils, including the game winner with 1:29 left in OT to give the defenseman 25 points in his past 25 games. But Saturday, the Preds dropped their final game at Scottrade Center this season, falling to St. Louis 4-3 in a shootout. The Preds will look to bounce back Thursday on the road against a team that shut them out 0-4 in their last meeting, Minnesota Wild. Then, they'll turn their attention to NHL's best, when Anaheim visits Bridgestone Arena (2/8); Anaheim Ducks vs Nashville Predators tickets range from $25 (upper level-goal) - $207 (lower level-baseline, first row).
1/30/14 – The Preds return home Friday night to take on the New Jersey Devils after being on the road for three straight. Experienced defenseman and Predators captain Shea Weber is day-to-day with an upper body injury. Nashville has four games left before the Olympic break and the Predators hope to have their leader and second-leading scorer back soon. With 56 points, the Preds are seven points behind for the second wild card spot in the West. With one of the cheaper tickets in the league (avg. $76), Predators fans need to turn up at Bridgestone Arena and support their team on the road to the NHL playoffs!
After losing Ryan Suter in free agency last season and failing to make the NHL Playoffs, the Preds roster needed an upgrade. Nashville selected ten prospects in the 2013 draft including the No. 4 overall pick in Seth Jones. Jones will contribute to the Preds strong defense under the League's best defenseman Shea Weber. The organization also signed Matt Cullen and Viktor Stalberg in addition to Matt Hendricks and Eric Nystrom this offseason.
2012-2013 Season
Like the
St. Louis Blues
, the Nashville Predators won't be selling single-game tickets to the three games against the
Chicago Blackhawks
being played at
Bridgestone Arena
. To avoid purchasing tickets to multiple games to see the Predators play the Blackhawks, consider buying from the secondary market where single-game Nashville Predators vs. Chicago Blackhawks tickets are being sold. All three matchups against the defending Stanley Cup Champions are in high demand; the games on 11/16 and 4/12 are the two most expensive games this season on the Predators home schedule, averaging $194 and $179 respectively. The 12/17 game is averaging $113, just $10 more than the average price of
Nashville Predators tickets
this season. Hockey tickets in Nashville are up 45% since last year, but the Predators still rank seventh cheapest in the NHL.
The revamped
Central Division
now has the Nashville Predators seeing more of the Colorado Avalanche, Dallas Stars, Minnesota Wild, and Winnipeg Jets and less of the Detroit Red Wings and Columbus Blue Jackets who not only jumped Divisions but also Conferences.
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August 11, 2004
New High-Efficiency High-Rise Breaks Ground in Manhattan
The Bank of America and the Durst Organization broke ground on August 2nd on a new high-rise building in midtown Manhattan that aims to set a new standard for environmental responsibility. The Bank of America Tower will strive to be the first high-rise office building to earn a Platinum LEED rating from the U.S. Green Building Council, in part by cutting energy use to half that of a typical high-rise building. The building will feature high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows to allow maximum daylighting. To avoid unwanted heat gain, the windows will combine double-wall technology and translucent insulating glass. The natural daylighting will be combined with daylight dimming and LED lights to reduce electric use, and a planted "green roof" will reduce the building's contribution to the urban heat island effect in New York City.
The new tower will also include an onsite 4.6-megawatt cogeneration plant to meet the building's energy requirements. A thermal storage system will produce ice in the evenings, which will reduce the building's demand on the city's electrical grid during the day. Each floor will have its own air-handling unit to provide cool air via an under-floor displacement system, and carbon dioxide monitors will automatically introduce more fresh air when necessary.
When completed in 2008, the 2.1-million-square-foot, 52-story office tower will serve as Bank of America's New York headquarters. See the press release and other information on the building on the Durst Web site.