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CRN Networking News
Josh Leslie tells CRN his plans to build on the vendor's accomplishments and invest more in the channel, while former CEO and founder JR Rivers explains why he's excited to become the company's CTO.
CRN Exclusive: Verizon Channel Chief Famularo Is Moving On, VP Schijns Set To Lead Carrier ChannelFamularo, who has headed up the global channel organization for the past 18 months, will be succeeded by Verizon Vice President Janet Schijns, a five-year Verizon channel veteran who is highly regarded by partners.
Robbins Shakes Up Cisco's Engineering Business: 8 Things Partners Need To KnowCisco CEO Chuck Robbins is shaking up the network leader's more than 25,000-member engineering team, according to an internal memo from Robbins obtained by CRN. Here's how it will affect the channel.
Comcast Extends Private AWS Connectivity To Strategic Service ProvidersNow, solution providers can connect Comcast customers privately and securely to their public cloud environments, Comcast says, all while staying on the Comcast network.
Star2Star Hires Former Polycom Exec To Drive Global Channel ExpansionGary Testa joins Star2Star as its new president and chief revenue officer, with the goals of on-boarding new mid- to large enterprise partners and expanding the company's channel abroad.
Intel WiGig Solution Offers Wireless Docking To Increase Mobile ProductivityIntel's new WiGig wireless docking solution is outfitted to today's 1-in-1s and mobile workers.
Broadview Networks Revamps Partner Portal With Strategic Service Provider Partners In MindThe made-over portal is aimed at providing better visibility into customers' environments and more insight into recurring revenue opportunities.
Partners: Possible Polycom-Mitel Merger Has 'Huge Potential'As the unified communications vendors reportedly pursue talks about joining forces, channel partners say a combined company could create unique technologies.
NTT Communications To Solution Providers: We're Open For BusinessNTT Communications has recruited master agent partners over the past year and now will focus its channel efforts on working with the sub-agent community to extend the reach of its global connectivity and cloud offerings.
CRN Exclusive: Cisco, Avant Promote Cisco Powered Cloud To Telecom ChannelAvant Communications has partnered with Cisco to promote Cisco Powered cloud service providers to the traditional telecom agent channel -- giving telecom agents exposure to more cloud offerings and Cisco new access to a partner community.
CRN Exclusive: SADA Systems, Intelisys Putting Google Within Partners' GraspSolution provider SADA Systems has teamed up once again with master agent Intelisys to give Intelisys partners the opportunity to earn recurring revenue from Google for Work apps.
Polycom Focuses On Integration With Microsoft, Skype Business ToolsPolycom's Richard Fann shows off the company's latest video and voice integration solutions for the enterprise.
8 Cisco Game-Changing Technology Initiatives In 2016Cisco has unleashed a slew of initiatives in 2016 that are changing the way it sells and views technology. Here are eight that the company hopes will drive partner profitability.
Dell Aims To Grab Share From Cisco, HPE, Juniper With Aggressive New RebateThe new-business rebate effectively more than doubles similar existing rewards and encourages partners to take market share from competitors, says Dell channel chief Cheryl Cook.
RingCentral Revamps Channel Program, Sets Sights On New Partners Via Master AgentsCloud-based communications provider RingCentral is expanding its channel strategy beyond distribution partners to include master agent partners and potentially thousands of sub-agent partners.
CRN Exclusive: Verizon Launches First-Ever Distributor Program, Helps Partners Deepen Security OfferingsVerizon has launched a new distributor partner program. The carrier's first distributor partner, Synnex, will be helping solution providers bundle Verizon's Rapid Response Retainer along with their own security solutions for the first time as a packaged solution.
Across The Telecom Spectrum: 6 Moves Making Waves In The ChannelThe telecom space bustled with partnership news and program additions in February. Here are six of the top news stories affecting telecom partners.
Q&A: Polycom Execs On Why Partner Opportunity In Collaboration Is At An All-Time HighPolycom's Christopher Jones and Nick Tidd sit down with CRN at the XChange event to discusss new avenues of growth for partners and how the 'millennial challenge' is changing the game.
15 Scenes From Cisco Partner Summit You Need To SeeReminiscing about a rappin' CEO, a story about a shoeshine from an airline owner, sipping morning cocktails and hanging out at a hippie blowout. CRN captured some of the memorable moments and off-the-wall happenings onstage and behind the scenes at this year's Cisco Partner Summit in San Diego.
How Partners Can Help Clients Succeed With Collaboration ToolsDimension Data's latest collaboration report highlights problem areas for organizations, and how channel partners can help solve them. (From ITBestOfBreed.com)


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MLT Bistro Tea Gift Set
The Bistro Tea Gift Set includes our signature eco-friendly Abaca Holiday Tea Box and an all-in-one Bistro teapot and teacup in red. The red Abaca box is filled with 30 compostable whole leaf silken Tea Pouches of seasonally festive flavors that include: Organic Breakfast, Bombay Chai, Marrakesh Mint, Organic Hojicha Green Tea, Rainforest Mate and Ginger Twist.
Our Abaca Box is handcrafted by artisans, of an environmentally-friendly blend of treeless papers. The 14 oz. Bistro teapot rests on an accompanying tea cup. It's perfect for brewing individual tea pouches or with it's removable stainless steel infuser loose leaf tea. Dishwasher safe.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- At 23 years old, Madison Bumgarner again is guaranteed of making a start when it matters most.
Bumgarner was named the starter for Game 2 of the National League Division Series against the Cincinnati Reds, a team he shut out on one hit June 28 at AT&T Park. Will anything change Sunday when he faces them again?
"I hope not," he said. "It worked out pretty good the first time."
Bumgarner gave up just five runs over four appearances in the 2010 postseason and made a memorable start in Game 4 of the World Series, throwing eight shutout innings against the Texas Rangers.
"It's fun, and it's what you work so hard all year for," Bumgarner said. "You get a chance for it all to pay off."
Bumgarner was 16-11 with a 3.37 ERA this season and won 10 of his 15 starts at AT&T Park while posting a 2.38 home ERA. That made it a relatively easy decision for manager Bruce Bochy, who earlier this week named Matt Cain his Game 1 starter.
Bochy was not ready to announce his other postseason starters, saying Ryan Vogelsong, Barry Zito and Tim Lincecum all could be available out of the bullpen this weekend. Game 3 isn't until Tuesday, and Bochy indicated he will hold off as long as possible before naming a starter.
The Giants still are debating several decisions, including the postseason fates of Aubrey Huff and Francisco Peguero, who were among the players at an optional workout Thursday.
Might that include an unlikely comeback?
"No, this team is set," Sanchez said. "I'm just trying to be with the guys and do anything I can, even if that's just providing a little instruction or support."
Sanchez had back surgery in July but said he feels great and has played in several instructional league games as a designated hitter.
Sanchez is a free agent at the end of the season and intends to try to make a team next year. He said he was confident he would be fully healthy by the start of spring training.
"I'm glad to see he's back in the dugout," Bochy said. "That's great news."


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Democrats Reach Out to Business After Shutdown
At a time when the business community's ties to congressional Republicans have been strained by recent fiscal crises, Democratic political operatives are trying to move into the breach.
Two leaders of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Monday sent a letter to business leaders reminding them that House Democrats last week voted unanimously for legislation to raise the debt limit and avert potential default while a majority of House Republicans voted against it. Many in the business community had urged Congress to avoid a shutdown and potential default because of its unsettling impact on the economy and the business climate.
The letter is being sent to over 1,000 business leaders, the DCCC said.
The Democrats' letter noted that in last week's 285-144 House vote to pass the bill — which lifted the debt limit through Feb. 7 and reopened the government after a 16-day shutdown — two-thirds of House Republicans voted against it.
Although House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) and his senior leadership lieutenants voted for the bill, its 144 opponents included House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R., Texas), House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R., Wis.) and Rep. Greg Walden (R. Ore.), chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, the party's campaign arm.
"If you are as frustrated as we are, we hope you will remember that it is House Democrats who stood with you," said the letter, cosigned by Rep. Steve Israel (D., N.Y.), chairman of the DCCC, and the committee's finance chairman, Rep. Jim Himes (D., Conn.)."There is currently only one party in the House that is working to create an environment where our economy can grow and thriving businesses can create jobs."
Earlier this fall, business leaders including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a group closely associated with GOP policies and candidates, had expressed frustration with brinkmanship that threatened default and a government shutdown.
"It is not in the best interest of the U.S. business community or the American people to risk even a brief government shutdown that might trigger disruptive consequences or raise new policy uncertainties washing over the U.S. economy," the chamber wrote in a September letter.
At a press breakfast Monday, chamber president Thomas Donohue voiced reservations about GOP Sen. Ted Cruz (R., Texas), leader of the conservative strategy that led to the shutdown, and compared him to an aggressive tennis player.
"If you're going to rush the net all the time, you have to have a lot of motion to the left and the right," Mr. Donohue said. "And he hasn't proved that to me yet."
With the shutdown ended, Andrea Bozek, a spokeswoman for the National Republican Congressional Committee, said that the GOP would now have a chance to strengthen its ties with business leaders now that attention is turning back to the health-care law that many consider a burden on business.
"That allows us to re-emphasize with the business community why it's important the House remain in Republican hands," said Ms. Bozek. "We are the only ones serving as a check and balance with the administration. Our message to business is: When you look at your bottom line, what party are you better of with? We're going to fight to repeal the parts of Obamacare you don't like."


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Family members are speaking out about new developments in the death case of a Lauderdale County toddler.
"We were all really frustrated about it because we were told it couldn't be continued again," said Chasity Tanner.
However, Tanner says the trial of the man accused in the death of her son has been continued again; this marks the third time.
When two-year-old Landon Tanner died in September 2010, Chasity says she and the man accused, Justin Clearman, were engaged. The couple, along with Chasity's two children, lived together in Causeyville.
According to autopsy results, Landon died from blunt force trauma to the head.
"Our intentions with any of this is not to throw anyone under the bus. All we want to know is the truth about what happened to our child," said Chasity Tanner.
"I feel sad for Landon because we are his voice. And if we can't talk and say things for him we'll never get justice until that court date," said Landon's grandfather, Danny Tanner.
Prosecutors say it's not unusual for cases with multiple attorneys and doctors involved to be continued several times. Although disappointed about the case being continued again, Landon's family members say they just want closure.
"I want them to do every single thing they need to do and have to do to find out exactly what happened to Landon, so that justice can be served for him," said Chasity Tanner.
"I want answers! I want someone to explain what happened to our baby; somebody to tell us was it an accident or intentional? Why did this happen?" said Danny Tanner.
Prosecutors say it's possible that Clearman's case will go to trial in August.


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Article Last Updated: Monday, January 28, 2013 4:18pm
Sam Green/Cortez Journal
Cortez Police Officer Yvonne McClellan explains the 'crime' that will be tried in a mock court by local Girl Scouts Wednesday evening at the District Court. Helping with the mock trial were former investigator Carol Rhan and District Court Judge Todd Plewe.
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OAKLAND -- Junior receiver Dante Johnson, a converted running back, caught four passes for 219 yards and three touchdowns as the host Emery High football team handled California School for the Deaf 52-8 in a North Central II game Saturday at McClymonds High.
Quarterback Nate Walker completed 13 of 21 passes for 378 yards and five touchdowns for Emery (6-3, 3-2 NC II), which has won three of its last four.
"Our passing game is opening up," Walker said, adding that after CSD lost 26-24 to Stellar Prep last week, "we added quite a few new plays for this week."
The emergence of Johnson has helped fellow wide receiver Elijah Lucy, who finished with five catches for 110 yards and two touchdowns.
"With the defense taking Lucy away, (Johnson's) a track guy and can catch," Emery coach Rodney Parker said. "We have not scored any points on (California School for the Deaf) in the last two years. We put ourselves in a position to win, and it worked."
Eagles freshman running back Jax Pedersen had 38 yards receiving and 64 yards on the ground, which included a 3-yard touchdown run.
Otherwise, the Spartans' defense held California School for the Deaf (4-5, 2-4) to 141 yards of total offense.
The win keeps Emery's North Coast Section Division V playoff hopes alive as it prepares to face Stellar Prep next week in the final game of the regular season.
Johnson transferred this year from Stellar Prep to Emery and is looking forward to playing his old team.
"I'm ready for that game," Johnson said.
Emery 52, California School for the Deaf 8
Emery 8 18 20 6-- 52
E -- Johnson 77 pass from Walker (Robinson run)
E -- Johnson 48 pass from Walker (run failed)
C -- Jax Pedersen 3 run (Ponce run)
E -- Lucy 6 pass from Walker (run failed)
E -- Lucy 55 pass from Walker (pass failed)
E -- Johnson 69 pass from Walker (Garvin from Walker)
E -- Kidd 10 run (pass failed)
E -- Kidd 21 yard fumble return (run failed)
E -- Bell 5 run (run failed)
Rushing: CSD -- Jax Pedersen 21-64, Wemmer 5-8, Ponce 2-3, Scognamigilio 1-0, Zornoza 1-(-11), Zane Pedersen 2-(-17). Totals 32-47. E -- Walker 7-47, Bell 4-31, Robinson 6-21, Kidd 3-8, Sims 1-(-3). Totals 21-104. Passing: C -- Zane Pedersen 11-24-0 94. E -- Walker 13-21-0 378. Receiving: CSD -- Jax Pedersen 3-38, Zornoza 3-28, Wemmer 2-10, Baer 2-9, Ponce 1-9. E -- Lucy 5-110, Johnson 4-219, Robinson 3-28, Sims 1-21. Fumbles/lost: CSD -- 2/1. E -- 0/0. Records: Emery 6-3, 3-2 NC II; California School for the Deaf 4-5, 2-3.


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VINCENT - The granted appeal of a tax bill from several years ago has cost the Warren Local school district more than $160,000.
The Warren board of education approved an amended appropriation during its regular meeting Monday night. Treasurer Melcie Wells said a repayment of about $75,000 after a local business entity appealed its tangible personal property tax amount from five or six years back had been built into the budget, but the final number turned out to be higher.
"The total ended up being $200,800.55," Wells said. "That is an additional expense that was not anticipated at the beginning of the year."
The entity receiving the refund was identified only as a "local business taxpayer" on the invoice received from the auditor's office.
The actual amount for which Warren was on the hook is $164,638.52 after the district received $36,162.03 from the county auditor's office from a delinquent taxpayer.
Because a portion of the refund had been anticipated, the actual hit to the district's general fund will be about $90,000. Wells said no specific cuts have been made and the district will monitor the situation as the year continues.
Fact Box
At a glance
Warren Local budget adjustments:
- Money returned due to taxpayer appeal - $200,800.55.
- Money received from delinquent taxpayer - $36,162.03.
- Total remitted to county auditor's office - $164,638.52.
Source: Warren Local Schools.
Wells noted that while the taxpayer can challenge what it considers an incorrect assessment, the district has no recourse in this situation.
"There's not even a process where we can fight the appeal," she said.
The most recent five-year forecast, which did not include the full refund amount, projects the district spending about $1.36 million more than it takes in this year, while still carrying approximately $4.25 million into the 2013-14 fiscal year. As deficit spending continues, that carryover amount drops into the negative by the end of fiscal 2014-15, according to the forecast.
Also during the meeting, the board and Superintendent Tom Gibbs discussed the superintendent and treasurer evaluations slated for December's meeting. In January, board members will discuss with their counterparts in the Fort Frye Local school district whether to continue the sharing of Gibbs' and Wells' services between the districts.
Gibbs said after last week's Fort Frye meeting that he would be inclined to continue the arrangement, which started in May, despite the inherent challenges. Some Fort Frye board members indicated they were pleased with the situation, including Wells taking on a dual role in January. Warren board Vice President Debbie West thinks it's working too, and not just because of the more than $74,000 a year the district expects to save.
"I think the service that we've received is as good as always," she said
One topic not discussed during Monday's meeting was voters' rejection of a 3.45-mill bond issue and 5-mill permanent improvement levy on Nov. 6. District officials have said there would be more cuts in the future if the issue, which would have raised money for the local share of building a new high school and repairs to existing buildings failed.
"Enough's been said the last four years, I don't know that anything we'd say at tonight's meeting would change anything," Gibbs said Monday, adding they he does not expect to recommend putting another tax issue before voters until an emergency levy is up for renewal in 2014.
The next step will be to request a staffing analysis from the Ohio Department of Education in January to see how many positions the district is over state minimum requirements. Gibbs has said he expects it to be about five, which would mean eliminating all-day, everyday kindergarten and more electives at the high school.
Board President Bob Allen said the district's repair priorities will be evaluated at the next building and grounds committee meeting in January.
"Knowing we have limited funds, we're going to have to focus on the most critical items," he said.


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I am a landscape architect, used to working in firms with AutoCAD. I have recently started my own business from home and am looking for a simple CAD package that won't cost me the earth! I have tried Briscad too and I liked that but it does not support Linux, which I am considering as well. I like the idea of supporting an alternative CAD company and I am particularly interested in the open source movement and for that reason would prefer to support QCAD.
I have downloaded the professional version of QCAD but have been having trouble using it. Are there any posts or web pages about the differences in order to make the switch easier? I am used to working from the command line and find all the buttons a bit confusing. The help files are aimed at the complete beginner and are button focused.


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August 19, 2006
An Allendale man shot to death last week by a police officer was laid to rest today.
Family and friends of 31-year old Michael Moore said their final goodbyes...even though the investigation into his death is anything but final.
"Michael was a really good person," said family friend Shannon Pulimer. "He was my best friend, and I'm going to really miss him, and everybody else is going to miss him too."
"He was a very sweet person, very helpful, honest and kind," said Sharonda Washington, Moore's cousin.
Hundreds lined up outside of Allendale Fairfax High School waiting for Moore's funeral. The school's gym is the only place in town large enough to hold a crowd this big. Inside, more than one thousand people packed the bleachers.
"Everyone's kind of upset and sad at the same time," Washington said.
"Everybody's confused," said family friend Marvin Jenkins, Jr. "We got so many different stories about how it went down."
It all started at the intersection of Highway 301 and Mulberry Street in Allendale. A police officer noticed Moore's vehicle parked outside a business. After learning Moore's driver's license was suspended, a scuffle occurred and three shots were fired from the officer's gun--including the one that fatally wounded Michael Moore.
"I feel like if he didn't have no weapon, he should not have died the way he did," said family friend Mary Moultrie.
"I don't think it was right. Something's got to be done about it," said family friend Theodore Booker, Jr.
Who was at fault is still unclear. Allendale police chief Luther Gradson issued a statement about the incident, but he refuses to comment any further until the investigation is over.
No matter what happens, friends and family say Michael's memory will live on.
"I say whatever happens, let justice be done, because if he didn't have no weapon, he shouldn't have been shot down. They had sticks, they had Mace. Why didn't they just spray him or hit him? Not just shoot him in the back when he was walking off," Moultrie says . "I love him and I miss him, and if we could only get justice done, that is all we want."
The Allendale Police Department will not release the name of the officer whose bullet killed Moore, but they say they have placed him on administrative leave until the investigation is complete.


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Deputies responded to a fight that broke out on a bus in Minturn April 7.
A 24-year-old man was saying racial slurs loudly and refused to stop when a 23-year-old man asked him to. The situation escalated and the bus driver pulled over to intervene. He told the men he would call police if it happened again, which it did.
The 23-year told officers that he has several black friends and was offended by what the 24-year-old was saying. He said the 24-year-old pushed him and he retaliated by punching him in the face.
The 24-year-old initially declined to press charges, saying he and the other man made up and shook hands.
While deputies interviewed the men, a 25-year-old man circled them, recording the interviews with his phone. An officer seized the phone as evidence and told the man he would be given a receipt for his property and a case number along with the officer's card.
Officers also asked everyone on the bus if anyone else was offended by what the 24-year-old said. Since no one came forward, the deputy cleared the bus to leave.
The deputies determined that the 25-year-old's phone wasn't needed as evidence and gave it back to him but the man continued to interrupt the investigation. The officers told him he should get on the bus but he declined, saying he would take a taxi home and that he wasn't going to leave.
An ambulance examined the 24-year-old and suspected his nose was broken. With that, the man decided to press charges against the 23-year-old after all.
Deputies cited the 23-year-old for assault and then the 25-year-old demanded a ride home. An officer told the man he would not give him a ride home, since he refused to get on the bus and said he would take a taxi. The man said this was "the serve part of 'protect and serve.'" The deputy told him to sit in the bus shelter while they decided what to do.
The 25-year-old turned out to be the 24-year-old's roommate, so all three men received rides home.
A deputy stopped a van that was pulling a trailer and weaving on Interstate 70 near Eagle April 3.
The 31-year-old driver said the trailer had problems that caused the van to weave. The deputy smelled marijuana while talking to the man.
The officer cleared the driver through dispatch and made sure he was sober to drive. He told the man he was free to go but asked if he could search the car. The driver and an older male passenger agreed to let the officer search. The 28-year old female passenger consented as well but appeared to be nervous.
The woman grew increasingly agitated as the deputy searched the van. The officer had been particularly wary of her from the beginning and suspected she was under the influence of methamphetamine.
The search turned up a purse with containers of medical marijuana in it and a smaller purse that was hidden under a book on the passenger-side floorboard. The second purse contained methamphetamine and a pipe for smoking the drug.
The woman eventually admitted the items were hers. She said she had been clean for several years and bought the meth that morning. She was arrested for possessing a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia.
Two bronze statues weighing 50 pounds each disappeared from the front porch of a house on Charolais Circle in Edwards April 5.
The figures were worth about $2,000 apiece. One statue was a boy jumping over a fence and was about three feet long and three feet high. The other was a girl holding a flower that could be used as a water feature.
A resident of the house said he saw an older-model, two-door coupe that was green or blue with tinted windows driving slowly through the neighborhood the day before.
Deputies responded to a disturbance in Edwards April 7.
An intoxicated 42-year-old man was asked to leave a residence that he was visiting. He left and came back, pounding on the door. He eventually beat in the door, causing $500 of damage.
Officers found that the man had multiple protection orders prohibiting him from using alcohol. He was arrested for violating the protection orders and cited for criminal mischief.
Officers received a report in Minturn April 10 about two suspicious men who appeared to be entering vehicles in a parking lot.
A deputy tracked a set of footprints from the parking lot to the door of a house. The main door was open and a screen door allowed the officer to see inside, where he noticed a man in a white hooded sweatshirt that matched a description of one of the suspects.
The officer asked the 22-year-old man to come outside and talk. The man was reluctant and then refused to give identification after the deputy explained the situation. He tried to walk away and the deputy detained him in handcuffs for further questioning.
At one point the officer looked away and the man tried to run in the house with the handcuffs on. The deputy grabbed him by the sweatshirt and pinned him to the ground.
The man had two forms of ID and one of them was forged. The man was arrested for forgery, obstructing government operations and resisting arrest.


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Fed Keeps Buying Bonds; Stocks Barely Blink
The Fed concluded its latest two-day meeting by keeping rates unchanged and continuing its bond-buying efforts amid a mixed picture of economic growth.
Stock investors barely blinked.
The Dow edged down 19 points, or 0.1%, to 13935, after hovering around the flat line before the Fed statement was released Exxon Mobil Cisco Systems and 3M led the blue chips lower, while Boeing and Intel pulled on the upside. The S&P 500 fell 3 points, or 0.2%, to 1504 and the Nasdaqp edged down 0.2% to 3148.
Fed officials said economic activity had "paused in recent months," largely due to weather and transitory factors. That mindset was reflected in this morning's GDP report, when the government reported economic activity contracted by 0.1% in the final three months of 2012.
"Not much new in this statement although it must be noted that the Fed did not sound any more optimistic about the economic backdrop," BTIG's Dan Greenhaus wrote in an email.
Still, the Fed expected growth would continue at a "moderate pace" and labor markets would improve. WSJ's Kristina Peterson and Victoria McGrane offer more details:
"Fed officials on Wednesday held steady after months of reconfiguring their bond-buying and communications policies. In its first meeting of the year, the central bank's policy committee said it would continue purchasing $85 billion each month of long-term Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities. That keeps the Fed path steady even as policy makers debate internally how long to keep buying bonds as part of their effort to lower long-term interest rates to make borrowing cheaper and spur spending and investment.
"Policy makers reiterated Wednesday they plan to keep purchasing bonds until the labor market makes substantial progress. With the jobless rate at 7.8% in December and inflation well below the Fed's 2% target, Fed officials indicated their efforts are still needed to boost the economic recovery."
As we reported this morning, the Fed caused a bit of a stir when the minutes of last year's final meeting were released earlier this month. Some market participants were spooked by the notion that some Fed officials wanted QE3 to end well before the end of the year.
For now, though, it appears the Fed will keep the stimulus spigots open for quite some time, which should keep underpinning the market's push toward record highs.
The Dow has risen in seven of the last eight trading sessions and remains about 200 points away from record highs.
For more MarketBeat and other streaming markets coverage from The Wall Street Journal, point your mobile browser to wsj.com/marketspulse.


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ST. LOUIS — Brent Burns is expected to be back in the lineup tonight after missing the past seven games with a leg injury, but he will skate at forward, not his usual spot on defense.
Burns practiced Tuesday morning as a right wing on the third line with Scott Gomez and James Sheppard and that is where he'll start against the St. Louis Blues. It's a position he played with the Houston Aeros in the AHL during the 2004-05 season when Todd McLellan was his coach in the Minnesota Wild organization.
"There was a time in his career where he was an in-between guy," McLellan said. "We'll tap into that a little bit. We'll see where it goes and what can come out of it. He's still a tremendous defenseman with a tremendous amount of skill back there, but we're trying to play to what our needs are right now and maybe he can help us."
McLellan said Burns likely would also get some ice time on defense, primarily on the power play.
The Sharks have struggled to score this season, reaching three goals in regulation and overtime only twice in the last 17 games — both of them losses.
Burns played down the challenge of shifting positions.
"It's just going to be a matter of skating and trying to shoot the puck and use my body to protect the puck," he said. "We'll see."
Mostly, he said he was just excited to be playing again. He missed the first 10 games of the season with an unspecified injury that may have been related to off-season hernia surgery before suffering a separate injury Feb. 23 in Dallas. He was held without a point in the six games he did see action.
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An abandoned chemical and explosives production facility in the city of Horlivka in the Donetsk region of Ukraine is no longer a significant and immediate threat to the health of the local population or the environment, thanks to a project implemented by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).
In the crumbling buildings at the site in Horlivka, huge quantities of toxic chemicals had been left improperly stored. They included thousands of tons of mononitrochlorobenzene (MNCB), a very dangerous toxin, easily absorbed by the human body through ingestion, dust inhalation or skin contact. The site also housed 30 tons of trinitrotoluene (TNT), a yellow-coloured solid that is sometimes used as a reagent in chemical synthesis, but is best known as a useful explosive material with convenient handling properties.
The TNT had been left in machinery and pipes and in flooded underground tanks. Over time, the TNT-contaminated water had begun leaking into the soil and groundwater. The situation threatened the local population with the effects of TNT exposure which, in the long-term, can cause anemia and abnormal liver functions, and can possibly damage the immune system and adversely affect male fertility. The TNT's explosive properties also posed a risk of massive detonation and the subsequent dispersal of the MNCB and other highly toxic substances, mainly acids, used in TNT and MNCB production, over a large area.
In response to the danger, the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Ukraine approached UNIDO for assistance. The project, implemented in cooperation with the European Commission, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) and the Blacksmith Institute, aimed to remove and neutralize the TNT.
"We needed to work swiftly and urgently to prevent any further toxic pollution and possible human health implications," said Jerome Stucki of UNIDO's Water Management Unit. "To implement the project, which had a total cost of around EUR 400,000, UNIDO contracted the Blacksmith Institute, an international non-profit organization dedicated to solving pollution problems in low and middle-income countries, where human health is at risk."
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Over the course of the last two years, a team of experts worked to dismantle and clean the TNT production equipment and underground storage tanks. TNT remediation started with the dismantling of the remaining equipment. TNT was extracted and stored in plastic drums, while acids used in the production process were stabilized. In a second phase, two large underground storage tanks containing TNT were excavated and dismantled. Over 48 tons of mixed TNT, dinitrotoluene (DNT), acid and other related poisonous waste, were safely extracted and properly stored.
"In order to complete the project, we first had to make sure the site itself was properly secured, necessary access roads built, and power and water supply installed. Due to the dangerous nature of TNT, a comprehensive safety management system was developed and, last year, we organized training courses in explosive safety for local project personnel," added Stucki.
He went on to explain that, once the revised remediation plan was completed, the Blacksmith Institute reviewed the plan to ensure it met the organization's health and environmental safety standards.
Ultimately, following advice from Blacksmith's technical experts, the project stakeholders agreed that incineration was a safe and appropriate method of destruction, and approved both on-site incineration of lower TNT concentration material and off-site incineration at a high-quality incineration facility of the most concentrated TNT.
While the source of TNT pollution has been successfully eliminated, the site's soil and groundwater still remain polluted. An environmental assessment of the TNT production zone was conducted in February, and laboratory results will determine the remaining contamination level.
The Horlivka project is a daughter project of UNIDO's "Global identification and evaluation of polluted sites" project supported by the EU and worth a total of EUR 580,000. It was executed by the Blacksmith Institute. Under the project, more than 1,000 sites were covered in 46 countries, 763 contaminated sites being identified as contaminated and included in a dedicated database.
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The Cooperage Project, sponsor an "Open Mic in The Pocket Park" on Sat., Oct. 12, in conjunction with Honesdale's Harvest & Heritage Days.
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BIRTHPLACE: Middletown, NJ, USA
DRAFTED: PHI: 2007-2 overall
|Hockey East All-Rookie Team (2008) Hockey East Second All-Star Team (2009) Traded to Toronto by Philadelphia for Luke Schenn, June 23, 2012.
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BECAME A LEAF: Acquired from Philadelphia for Luke Schenn, June 23, 2012.
TRANSACTIONS: Originally Philadelphia's first choice, second overall, in 2007 Entry Draft.
2011-12 SEASON: Played 43 games for Philadelphia collecting 24 points (11 goals, 13 assists) with 24 penalty minutes. Played 7 playoff games for Philadelphia collecting 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist) with 4 penalty minutes. Collected a season-high (tie) 3 points (2 goals, 1 assist) Oct. 27 vs. Winnipeg. Collected a season-high (tie) 3 points (1 goal, 2 assists) Nov. 5 vs. Columbus. Scored 2 goals, including GWG, Jan. 5 vs. Chicago. Missed 15 games (Jan. 14 – Feb. 16) due to concussion. Missed 19 regular season games and 4 playoff games (Mar. 4 - Apr. 18) with broken foot.
CAREER: 2010-11: Played 75 games for Philadelphia collecting 40 points (21 goals, 19 assists) with 35 penalty minutes. Established careerhighs for goals, points, penalty minutes and plus/ minus. Registered a 5-game point-streak (Nov. 18 – 26) with 6 points (3 goals, 3 assists). Registered a 3-game goal-streak (Nov. 22 – 26) with 3 goals. Played 100th career NHL game Dec. 1 vs. Boston. Scored career-high 16th goal Mar. 5 vs. Buffalo. Registered a 3-game point-streak (Mar. 24 - 27) with 5 points (3 goals, 2 assists). Scored 1st career hat-trick Mar. 26 at NY Islanders. Played 11 playoff games for Philadelphia scoring 7 goals with 4 penalty minutes. Ranked 1st (tie) on Philadelphia in playoff goals. Scored a goal in each of the last 3 games in ECQF against Buffalo. Played 2 games for Team USA at IIHF World Championship scoring 1 goal with 2 penalty minutes.
2009-10: Played 78 games for Philadelphia collecting 35 points (15 goals, 20 assists) with 30 penalty minutes. Ranked 1st (tie) on team in game-winning goals (6). Ranked 1st (tie) among NHL rookies in game-winning goals. Ranked 5th among NHL rookies in goals, 8th in points and assists. Registered 8 multi-point games. Collected 1st NHL point (assist) in 1st NHL game Oct. 2 at Carolina. Scored 1st NHL goal and collected an assist Oct. 24 vs. Florida (Tomas Vokoun). Tied an NHL record by scoring GWG in Philadelphia's 3rd consecutive victory Nov. 19 at Los Angeles. Registered a 4-game point-streak (Nov. 12 – 20) with 4 points (3 goals, 1 assists). Named NHL Rookie of the Month (November) with 9 points (4 goals, 5 assists) in 12 games. Played 21 playoff games for Philadelphia collecting 6 points (3 goals, 3 assists) with 4 penalty minutes. Collected 1st career NHL playoff point (assist) in GM #2 ECQF Apr. 16 vs. New Jersey. Scored 1st career NHL playoff goal in GM #7 ECSF May 14 vs. Boston (Tuukka Rask). Collected 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist) in GM #1 ECF May 16 vs. Montreal. Scored a goal in GM #5 SCF June 6 at Chicago.
2008-09: Played 36 games for the University of New Hampshire (HE) collecting 40 points (17 goals, 23 assists) with 47 penalty minutes. Ranked 1st on team in assists and points. Ranked 1st on team and 2nd in NCAA with 4 shorthanded goals. Named to New England Division 1 All-Star Team and Hockey East 2nd All-Star Team. After UNH season completed joined Philadelphia (AHL). Played 7 games for Philadelphia (AHL) collecting 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist) with 2 penalty minutes. Played 4 playoff games for Philadelphia (AHL) collecting 2 penalty minutes. Played 6 games for United States at IIHF World Junior Championship collecting 10 points (6 goals, 4 assists) with 4 penalty minutes. Ranked 1st on Team USA in goals and 2nd in points.
2007-08: Played 31 games for University of New Hampshire collecting 34 points (11 goals, 23 assists) with 36 penalty minutes. Ranked 4th in NCAA rookie scoring. Ranked 3rd on UNH in points. Ranked first among UNH rookies in points. Named to Hockey East All-Rookie Team. Named Hockey East Rookie of the Month (March). Played 6 games for Team USA at IIHF World Junior Championship collecting 11 points (5 goals, 6 assists). Ranked 1st on Team USA in goals and points. Named to the IIHF World Junior Championship Tournament All-Star Team.
2005-07: Played two seasons for the United States National Development Team Program. 2006-07: Played 7 games for Team USA at IIHF World Junior Championship scoring 1 goal with 2 penalty minutes. Played 7 games for Team USA at IIHF World Under-18 Championship collecting 12 points (5 goals, 7 assists). Ranked 1st (tie) in tournament scoring. Named Tournament MVP, Top Forward and selected to the Tournament All-Star Team. Won silver medal with Team USA.
2005-06: Played 6 games for Team USA at 2006 IIHF World Under-18 Championship collecting 1 assist and won gold medal. Played in 2006 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge and won silver medal.


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Eagle Project Review runs concurrently with Roundtable. For Scout Leaders - go to the Council Web Page and click on Advancement and then on the left of the page "Life to Eagle.' This is a summary of the entire Eagle Project Approval and Eagle Board process. If you are a new Scoutmaster and/or even need a refresher, it is recommended that you review this official document."
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