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Two Little Birds
Spring is in the air, and the birds are a'chirpin' in our neighborhood.
I wanted to share one of Kieran's current favorite rhymes.
"Two Little Birds" is a cute and easy rhyme for toddlers and preschoolers, complete with simple motions.
Before you say the rhyme with your child, take her outside and talk about some of the birds common in your neighborhood.
You might notice how the mama and papa birds are often seen in pairs. If you have any nests accessible, peek inside and see if there are any eggs yet.
Last year we had a pair of robins build their nest right outside our back door. Kieran and I watched in wonder as the nest turned into a home.
First the beautiful blue robin eggs appeared one by one, and then the tiny bald babies hatched. Within days the babies had wispy soft feathers and mouths that opened wider than their bodies.
We peeked into the nest once a day, and we giggled if one of the parents (usually the papa bird) scolded us from the safety of our nearby magnolia tree.
It was a sad day when all the babies were gone from the nest. I hope we have another robin family this spring!
Here is the rhyme, with motions:
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Oh, I just realized that I know that rhyme.
I love how these rhymes have so many variations. I know it as,
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One named Peter, one named Paul …"The regional and other variations on nursery rhymes make me smile. Somehow, I feel they're more authentic that way.
So cute! I'll definitely try this with Baby :)
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The success of area high school basketball teams in the district and state playoffs of March is often forged in sweat during the summer months.
While some athletes choose to play on AAU teams, a large number stay together as school units and participate in area summer leagues such as those out of Westmont and Richland.
The Richland Varsity Summer League, which is for boys, is administered by Rams boys' coach Greg Burke, while the Westmont Hilltop Recreation has a girls' league.
"It's something in the last 20 to 25 years when I've been around basketball, that we didn't have all the leagues that we have now, and the opportunity for the kids to play in the summer has just grown by leaps and bounds," said Conemaugh Township boys' coach Chuck Lesko. "Whether it's AAU or leagues or shootouts or team camps, a lot of people take advantage of that to get a lot of court time. You can actually pick up a season or two in the summer.
"Like us, we will play in the neighborhood of 35 to 40 games in the summer and the kids really have an opportunity to grow and experience different types of games really not on a pressure level like a varsity season. They get to see a lot of situations that you will hopefully run into during the winter."
Lesko said that the summer leagues give him a chance to look over the Indians squad, which lost four starters from last year's District 5 Class AA champion squad that advanced to the PIAA quarterfinals.
"We graduated four seniors that were successful and it's a totally different team this year," Lesko said. "Our guys last year were returning lettermen and we knew what we had, but this year coming up, there are a lot of shoes to fill. This just gives us the opportunity to look at some guys that are willing to put in the work and maybe mature physically and mentally and get involved and hopefully garner some experience working together and you hope they improve over the summer and at least you have a starting point when it comes time to start practice in November."
Another work in progress for the winter is the Shade boys' squad, which won the District 5-A title but also lost three of its starters, including a pair of 1,000-point scorers in Wade Walker and Ryan Fyock.
"Summer leagues, the coach isn't trying to put too much on us at once," said Nash Walker, one of the returning starters for the Panthers. "He wants to see what we're doing and what he can do to improve what we already do naturally and just figure out what he wants to do as we head toward the season.
"I like that we all play hard; there isn't a minute of the game that we don't play hard. We all put our hearts out there. It doesn't matter if it's from the top of the list to the bottom of the list, they put it all out on the floor."
Conemaugh Valley girls' coach Teri Cruse said that summer league play offers an opportunity for younger athletes.
"I really like when the freshmen and sophomores are here with us," Cruse said. "The younger kids, when they get to fall league, will already have an idea what the system's like and that it isn't as scary as they might think going into the varsity level. They see how we do things different and can start to get used to the pace before the season starts so it's not as much of a shock.
"I also like to get the ball back in the girls' hands. Many of them have been playing softball so if they are not playing AAU there are a lot of months where they are not touching the ball."
Cruse said that her team lineup may vary based on availability.
"I have 16 kids on my high school team and we have anywhere from eight to 12 girls here for summer leagues on any given night," the Blue Jays coach said. "The girls get a chance to play in positions that they may not otherwise get an opportunity to play in."
Because of playing in the summer league, new Conemaugh Valley boys' coach Brandon Studer is getting the chance to begin a working relationship with his players.
"I've learned a lot all ready about these guys because we play against a lot of different schools up here, schools of all different sizes, some single-A schools and some double-A schools and it's nice to see that different level of competition and see that the kids are not afraid to go out there," Studer said. "So far, these kids want to be here, which is half the battle. They are athletic and they play hard and you can't teach that so with the fact that they want to play hard, I think we will be be able to work together since this is my first season because I like to play hard. I know we are not going to be bigger than many teams, but the boys like to play hard and I think we will be able to do something with that.
"I told them them it doesn't matter right now about the score, it's about getting better every time that we play and adding on to what we did the week before and they've really done that so far so I've been very happy with the effort the guys have given."
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VICKI L. SATO, a former vice president of research at Biogen, Inc., in Cambridge, Mass., resigned last week to join Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. She decided to leave Biogen to become vice president and chief scientific officer of Vertex, which is also based in Cambridge. The chance to join Vertex "was an extremely unexpected opportunity," said Ms. Sato, who added she has followed the company's success since its founding.
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St. Ignatius Boy Scout Troop 382 will be hosting a Spring Plant Sale. Start spring planting with this beautiful variety of annuals, hanging baskets and specialty items. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Sears parking lot (in front of the Auto Center) on Route 106/107, Hicksville.
The Parkway Community Church, 95 Stewart Ave., Hicksville, will hold its annual Flea Market from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (rain or shine). There will also be a bake sale and refreshments. First Step Nursery will have an open house. Vendors interested in renting space should contact Millie at 516-938-1233.
Holy Family Council, K of C sponsors a blood drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Holy Family School, 25 Fordham Ave., Hicksville. Further information, contact 516-735-3066.
Ronald McDonald House of Long Island's Annual Walk Of Love Walk-A-Thon. The three-mile walk will take place from 9 a.m. to noon at Eisenhower Park. Check-in will start at 9 a.m. Senate candidate George Maragos will be on hand for the opening ceremony and Ronald McDonald will lead the walk at 10 a.m. Registration fees are as follows: $20 pre-registration; $15 children (under 12); $25 day of registration. Registration includes an event T-shirt, special raffle for preregistered walkers, entertainment, meet and greet with Ronald himself, refreshments, finish line medal and finish line celebration. All proceeds from this event directly support the vital services provided by The Ronald McDonald House of Long Island. Call 516-775-5683, ext. 133.
Natalie Naylor presents "The Legacy of New Deal Art on Long Island" at 7:30 p.m. in the Hicksville Middle School auditorium, 215 Jerusalem Ave. Free. Call 516-538-7679. All welcome. This slide presentation focuses on surviving New Deal murals and sculptures in Nassau and Suffolk counties. Fifty murals and sculptures survive in post offices, schools, and government buildings including five in the Hicksville Middle School auditorium where the meeting is being held. Most of the murals portray local history, with Native Americans, George Washington and Theodore Roosevelt. Call 516-538-7679.
Our Lady of Mercy Holy Name Society Golf Classic will be held on Tuesday, May 29 at the Town of Oyster Bay Course in Woodbury with 11:30 a.m. registration, 1:30 p.m. start and includes golf, lunch, cocktail hour, prizes and dinner. For information call 516-405-0467.
A safe, confidential, supportive environment to talk about what you have been through, reactions and feelings and how to move forward. You are not alone. Facilitated by a professional therapist. Three consecutive Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. in the Hicksville-Plainview area. $60 for three meetings. To register call Nancy Berlow, LCSW: 516-356-7109. All inquiries are confidential.
•Bible Studies conducted by the Cornerstone Christian Church of LI every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 250 W. Old Country Rd., Country Bridge Plaza, (behind Antun's Catering House; nearest cross road: Route 106). For more information call 342-1552 or go to www.cornerstonechristian churchny.com.
•Martial Arts America in Hicksville, 300 South Broadway, holds free Child Safety workshops on Saturdays. The free workshops are offered as part of the school's monthly community service. For more information, visit www.MaaSchools.com or call 932-5275.
•Calling All Seniors. Why be bored at home? Come for fun, trips and to meet new friends. Qualifications: resident of Hicksville, Plainview or Levittown. Meetings every Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Bethpage Senior Center, 103 Grumman Rd. West, Bethpage. Call Andrew Grieshaber 349-7801.
•Hicksville-Jericho Rotary Club meets every Thursday at 12:15 at Caracalla Ristorante, 102 Jericho Tpke., Syosset.
•Hicksville Homemakers business meeting from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the William Bennett Community Center, 28 W. Carl St. Come in and join the group and become a member. Classes held every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
•Hicksville Mid-Island Seniors currently meets Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Bethpage Senior Community Center. The organization is open to seniors ages 62 and older and offers trips, games and more. Call Andy for more information at 349-7801.
•William M. Gouse Jr. Post #3211 VFW meeting at 8 p.m. at 320 S. Broadway. For information call 931-7843. Meetings are held every second and fourth Monday of each month.
•William M. Gouse Jr. Post #3211 VFW Ladies Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. at 320 S. Broadway. Meetings are held every second Monday of the month.
•Central Nassau Chapter #1592 AARP meets at 1 p.m. on the first Tuesday (except July and August) of the month at Levittown Town Hall, 201 Levittown Pky., Hicksville. Anyone over the age of 50 and a national AARP member is invited to attend. No fee. For information call 794-9158.
•Order Sons Of Italy in America invites those interested to join the Galileo Galilei Lodge #2253 in Hicksville. The meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at Wm. Bennett Community Building, 28 N. Carl St. Join by calling Marie Matassa 931-2843 for an application.
•The Board Of Fire Commissioners regular meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month except in the month of December when the meeting is held on the first Tuesday. Meetings start at 6:30 p.m. in the board room of the E. Marie St. Firehouse. Meetings are also held on the third Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. at which time department matters and small details are discussed with the chiefs of the department.
•Vietnam Veterans Of America (VVA) was founded in 1978, is congressionally chartered and exclusively dedicated to Vietnam-era veterans and their families. VVA Chapter #82 is your Nassau County Chapter and meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. at Hicksville's VFW Hall. Call 677-5384 for further information or contact us by e-mail at info@vvachapter 82.org. Come and join your fellow Vietnam Veteran in support of each other.
•NC Mothers Of Twins Club, a caring support, education and resource for parents of multiples. Meetings are at 7:30 p.m. at the Parkway Community Church, 95 Stewart Ave., on the third Tuesday of each month with the exception of July and December. Call 616-3366 or visit www.NCMOC.org.
•Catholic War Veterans. All Catholics who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces are invited to attend the meeting of Joseph Barry Post No. 1946 of the Catholic War Veterans on the third Thursday of each month at 8 pm. at the Joseph Barry Knights of Columbus Council, 45 Heitz Pl. For information on joining call 433-5008.
•Perceptual Problems Affecting Reading/Learning. Free meetings about a little-known but common perceptual problem which affects the reading and learning capabilities of children and adults, as featured on 60 Minutes, are now being held at Perceptual Change Associates, 120 Bethpage Rd., Hicksville. Seating is limited for the twice monthly meetings being held on the first Friday and second Thursday of each month from 2 to 3 p.m. For reservations to learn more about this easily correctable perceptual problem call 822-4900.
•Bethpage Masonic Lodge No. 975 Free And Accepted Masons will meet at 8 p.m. at the Hicksville Masonic Temple, 18 W. Nicholai St., Hicksville. For information call 731-2488. Meetings are every second and fourth Friday.
•The River Flows Coffee House, an evening of fellowship consisting of conversation, board games, music that rocks as well as coffee provided by Starbucks and cake are offered. Presented by The River of Life Church on the second Saturday of each month. A free will offering of $7 per adult is allocated to a "Free Lunch Buffet" and other church ministries. 15 W. Marie St. 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Donations of nonperishable, prepackaged and canned foods and personal hygiene products are needed to provide aid for the poor or homeless and can be dropped off Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m. or by appointment. Call Pastor James Cohen 937-9226.
An ongoing exhibit of rocks and minerals, dinosaurs and fossils, butterflies and moths and historical artifacts and curiosities in Hicksville's historic 1895 Heitz Place Courthouse. Now featuring the "Sights and Sounds" audioguide system in English and Spanish, the Naturalist's Gift Shop and "Butterfly Days" every Thursday afternoon. Gregory Museum, Heitz Pl. and Bay Ave. Call 822-7505 or log onto www.gregory museum.org. Closed Mondays.
Hunger is a real issue facing our local area. In response to this need, the Hicksville United Methodist Church, 130 Old Country Rd., opened a food pantry. The pantry is open on Fridays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Non-perishable foods, paper goods and hygiene items are given to our neighbors in need. Contact us if you can help in any way. The pantry relies on private donations. If you would like to help fill our shelves, we accept donations. Call 516-931-2626.
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The toy biz sure has changed in recent years.
No longer the sole domain of kids, toy collecting has evolved to include an ever-increasing adult segment of the market; grown men (and yes, women too) who devote a sizable amount of their time and income placating their inner child, proving that while everyone grows up, it's important to remain young at heart.
The industry itself has also changed to reflect this growing trend, creating a market that produces sophisticated, cutting-edge collectible figures and memorabilia based on a variety of subjects, ranging from movies, comic books, and more; in addition, vintage toys of years past remain sought-after by collectors.
Thursday, 12 December 2013 00:00
Visitors to the concession stand at Triangle Park might notice a difference in the snack's shack's name, as it was recently rededicated to honor longtime Hicksville American Soccer Club (HASC) Vice President Joe Visconti.
The building rededication came as a surprise to the Hicksville resident, who found out about the renaming when he arrived at Triangle Park to find his friends, family and local legislatures gathered around a new sign on the concession stand that read "Joe Visconti Snack Shack."
"I was very touched. It was amazing that they did that for me," said Visconti.
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Hicksville's Jill Loveland, 28, scored as the second finisher among the women in the 25-29 age group in the 21st annual New York Blood Services Rob's Run, a 5 Kilometer cross country race held through Stillwell Woods in Woodbury on Sunday morning, Dec. 1. Loveland finished the run in 22 minutes, 29 seconds.
The weather for this year's run was nearly perfect for a late Fall cross country race, and the net result was a bunch of pretty impressive performances — and lots of enthusiasm — on the part of the 534 finishers. The run was staged by the Greater Long Island Running Club in cooperation with the Town of Oyster Bay."We were thrilled to see Jill Loveland do so well in this event," observed Run Co-Director Sue Fitzpatrick. She is a great competitor and a valued member of the club."
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As they come off their most successful season in 30 years, the Hicksville Boys basketball team faces a challenge in replicating last year's success. The 2012-13 season saw the Comets compile a 15-5 record and had their season ending in the Nassau County semifinals to rival Baldwin. According to Head Coach Phil Essigman, who is entering his 14th season with the varsity team, the team will feature only two returning players from last season. Last year's team was incredibly deep and experienced and it is part of the "rollercoaster", as he described it, of high school sports for teams to go through periods of grooming inexperienced players.
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SSE has been fined £10.5m by regulator Ofgem for breaching marketing obligations that led to customers being "missold" energy deals.
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The fine, the largest levied so far by Ofgem, was imposed after SSE broke industry licensing rules around marketing gas and electricity to domestic customers via telephone, in-store and doorstep sales.
Practices carried out by SSE between 2009 and July 2011 included a misleading doorstep script stating: "What I'm here to do today is show you a government thing called deregulation, which results in your energy prices being lowered by doing nothing at all".
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Another customer was told in April 2010 by an SSE salesman that she would pay £177 less by switching to SSE, whereas in actual fact, SSE charged £134 extra.
Sarah Harrison, senior partner in charge of enforcement at Ofgem, has criticised the supplier for consistently failing over a prolonged period to help customers make informed decisions about switching suppliers.
She said: "Ofgem's findings show SSE failed its customers, missold to them and undermined trust in the energy supply industry.
"These failings did not just take place on the doorstep, but also in the management of SSE. Ofgem's fine reflects an absence of effective management control over energy selling."
Ofgem claimed that SSE senior management should have been aware of the breaches even though they were not engaged in any "wilful or intentional non-compliance" with the licence conditions.
Although Ofgem does not have the power to require companies to award consumer compensation, SSE has set in place a £5m misselling fund where customers can receive compensation by ringing a helpline.
SSE has issued a statement claiming it is "deeply regretful" and "apologises unreservedly" to any customers affected, and added that it has taken steps to transform its approach, including a significant restructuring.
The restructure has included the creation of a new retail division led by William Morris, who has been appointed as managing director of the division.
In a further effort to limit damage to the brand, SSE has released a video (see below) on YouTube featuring Morris and entitled "Sorry isn't good enough".
SSE also gave its executive directors no bonus payment last year in respect to the corporate performance criterion, to prove it had taken the issues raised by Ofgem "very seriously".
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CHARLESTON, W.Va.—
Two special sessions later, West Virginia lawmakers completed the once-a-decade task of redistricting Sunday with final passage of a plan for the House of Delegates.The Senate narrowly voted 15-14 to send acting Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin a House plan to replace the one he vetoed last week because of technical errors. The flawed bill, which overlapped delegate districts in Kanawha and Morgan counties, was approved during a special session Aug. 1 to 5.
Tomblin has already signed the state Senate and congressional redistricting plans passed during that earlier session. Following Sunday's Senate passage of the corrected bill, lawmakers ended this latest special session after four days.
But the tight vote reflected criticism of the House plan, as did its 55-38 passage by delegates on Saturday. At least one opponent of the House approach, Charleston lawyer Thornton Cooper, already advised state officials that he plans to challenge it in court.
The final bill does not radically change the current map for the 100-seat district. Responding to the 2010 census results, it adds seats to the Eastern Panhandle and Morgantown areas at the expense of the southern coalfields and the Northern Panhandle.
The House plan contains 47 single-seat districts, up from the current 36, while placing another 40 seats in two- and three-member districts. It includes a pair of four-seat districts and increases Monongalia County's district, home of Morgantown, from four to five seats.
Dels. John Doyle and Tiffany Lawrence, both D-Jefferson, said Sunday the process was challenging and imperfect, but they were pleased with the results of the redistricting.
"Generally speaking, yes," Doyle said in a phone interview when asked if he was happy with the results. "Especially now that we got two new delegates. The numbers were there to support that."
After Tomblin's veto, Panhandle delegates were able to make adjustments to the original plan, including:
- Having the Town of Bath (Berkeley Springs) included in a district that includes most of Morgan County
- Moved the town of Hedgesville into a district where it was the only municipality
- Shifted some precincts in Martinsburg
"We were able to hear from our constituents and were able to make some tweaks to the plan to make it better," Lawrence said.
Both expressed disappointment at not reaching the single-member districts goal, but overall were pleased with the final plan.
Del. Walter Duke, R-Berkeley, said delegates in Berkeley, Morgan and Hampshire counties backed the creation of the new House district in western Berkeley County as part of a plan that he said would have been more compact than what was approved.
Doyle was "insistent" that the new district be drawn east of Martinsburg over our objections, Duke said.
"We did not oppose what they did in Jefferson County," Duke said.
Duke said he did appreciate that Doyle was able to help correct the first redistricting plan to place all of the City of Martinsburg in one House district instead of two.
Cooper, a Democrat, advocates single-member districts for all 100 seats. Other supporters of that approach include GOP lawmakers, who sought without success to amend the plan Saturday in the House and Sunday in the Senate.
Sen. Clark Barnes proposed the 100-district alternative Sunday. The Randolph County Republican cited how groups such as West Virginians for Life and the state Chamber of Commerce called for single-member districts. Barnes also recounted comments favoring this approach that the Senate's redistricting task force heard throughout its statewide series of 12 public forums.
Other Republican senators also attempted amendments, without success, to alter district lines in Mineral County and to ensure Mason County its own district. The House plan divides Mason County between one single-seat district, in which the GOP has a majority, and a second single-member district with a somewhat larger Putnam County population.
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I had a bit of fun with my Martha Stewart Scoreboard and made this fabulous fall wreath for Workshop Wednesday at SNR Magazine. I get comments all the time asking I wish I could do more with it besides just making my cards, envelopes and boxes so I thought well let me see what I can come up with and here is my first out of the box project to share with you.
I cut 36 leaves using an Ellison die but if you have a leaf on your Circuit, E clips, Cameo Silhouette, Quickutz, etc just use one of those. This leaf is about 4 inches tall. Score on the 1/4" score line and accordion fold each leaf.
Layer them on a chipboard 10 3/4" wreath. I made mine using a different size plates and chipboard, if you don't have chipboard lying around just use something like a box side, foam board, etc. I layer 3 layers of leaves onto my wreath using a hot glue gun. Once I had them place I added a ribbon bow to the side of my wreath. I hope you enjoy and try your had at making a wreath. Hugs Pammejo
Supplies: 5 sheets of Simple Stories paper, Martha Stewart Scoreboard, Chipboard, hot glue gun, ribbon
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Ron Shevlin recently wrote an interesting article on his blog entitled What Engagement Banking Needs Is REAL Engagement. Ron's blog post is a reaction and comment to Jeanine Skowronski's article in American Banker titled What Engagement Banking Needs Is Less Engagement. Both articles are well written and, more importantly, offer keen insights on the challenges facing bankers as it relates to customer engagement. The emerging questions include: What is customer engagement? Why Should Banks and Credit Unions care? How are Banks and Credit Unions performing? How to do customer engagement effectively? What Is Customer Engagement? Real Customer Engagement is only relevant and valued when a) customers want it, AND b) the interaction solves customers' problem(s). Preferably, the solution offered through the Engagement is proactive with a positive customer experience. To Ron's point, cashing a check or taking a deposit is not engagement. Nor is a 'Like' on your Facebook account because your customer liked [Read More...]
The topic of Business Strategy and implications to Customer (Member) Loyalty, Revenue Growth and Profitability are rather timely as Banks and Credit Unions prepare for the Annual Strategic sessions. Specifically related to checking accounts, every Bank and Credit Union ought to be asking questions including: How effective and efficient has the customer acquisition program led by checking account product sales been? How effective is the cross-sale plan that is based on WOWing the checking account customer into additional product sales? How much products have been upsold, on average, to a checking account led acquisition? How much revenue and profit have the checking account led acquisition customers generated for the Bank or Credit Union? Perhaps the experience of your Bank or Credit Union is an outlier, but the data is overwhelmingly and unequivocally negative. That is, checking accounts are effective only at increasing the count of checking accounts (and perhaps the [Read More...]
Do Credit Unions, as a group, understand Business Strategy? The findings are not encouraging based on the survey of nearly 500 Credit Unions conducted by Aite Group. Though the focus of the survey was limited to Credit Unions' Online- and Mobile-Channel business objectives – the findings give us much cause for concern. The survey found that 88% of Credit Unions believe that Up / Cross-Sell of Existing Members is a key business objective for online offering and 87% believe that online is a key business strategy for Acquiring New Members. So far so good… However, just 27% of Credit Unions believe that Generating Revenue was a key online objective. So, just to restate… nearly 90% of Credit Unions want to cross-sell and acquire new members, but less than 30% are interested in generating revenues! In which case, why bother cross selling and trying to acquire new members? Here is another doozy. [Read More...]
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Entries from the United States and Canada took top honors at the Concrete Thinking for a Sustainable World competition.
The event challenges students to explore innovative applications of concrete and other portland cement-based materials to achieve sustainable design objectives. The field included more than 80 entries from the United States, Canada, Mexico, India, Japan, and New Zealand.
Students from 23 universities participated in the competition, which was sponsored by the Portland Cement Association (PCA) and administered by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture. "We applaud these students for coming up with such innovative submissions and pushing the boundaries of concrete in green building," said David Shepherd, PCA's director of sustainable development.
Henry Louis Miller of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y., won first place in the component category for his use of portland cement to neutralize the negative characteristics of other materials, such as post-consumer waste plastics that would otherwise go to landfills. By combining cement with contaminated soil to make bricks, he developed a practical and environmentally friendly way to conduct remediation and renewal.
Gisele Fraser, Daphnee Van Lierde, and Mikaelle Rolland-Lamothe of Universite Laval in Quebec won first place in the structure category with Riverbank Filter. Their design for the Science Center of Quebec at a former maritime construction site uses concrete walls inspired by the terrain to connect architecture and the environment.
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CURRENT LOCAL PRODUCTION: "CELEBRATE THE CHILD" Paraphrase Theatre will be producing a special production of the Curt Cloninger drama, Celebrate the Child in Marion/Cedar Rapids, IA on Dec. 13, 20 (7:30pm) and 21 (3pm).
LOCATION: Christ Community Church, 3000 Alburnett Rd, Marion, IA (on the corner of Alburnett and E. Robbins). If coming from Marion, take 10th Street toward Linn Mar High School and turn west on 29th. Go several blocks to Alburnett Road, turn right and then immediately left, into the parking lot. If coming from Cedar Rapids, go north, from Collins Road, on C Ave, about 2 miles. Turn right on E. Robbins Road and go about 1 mile to the intersection of E. Robbins and Alburnett. The host church will be on your right.


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San Antonio was sent to the brink of elimination following a 4-1 loss to Arkansas in Game 3 of the Texas League Championship Series Friday night at Dickey-Stephens Park.
The Missions squandered numerous scoring chances in the early innings of Game 3. Arkansas starter Mark Sappington walked three batters in the first and another in the second, but San Antonio failed to score each time. In the top of the third, the Missions threatened again, putting runners on second and third with just one out. However, Sappington escaped trouble once again, inducing Johan Limonta to fly out to left and Jake Blackwood to bounce into an inning-ending ground out to first.
Two innings later, San Antonio went back on the attack. Rico Noel got things going with a one-out, double to left center. After Noel stole third, the rally stalled, as Sappington struck out Cory Spangenberg, before getting Adam Buschini to fly out to left.
Initially, the early struggles by the Missions' offense had no effect on starter Donn Roach (0-1), who allowed just one hit and one walk through his first five innings.
San Antonio finally scratched out the game's first run in the top of the sixth when Jack Blackwood scored from third on a wild pitch by reliever Ryan Chaffee (1-0).
Unfortunately for the Missions, the lead was short-lived. Randal Grichuk led off the bottom of the sixth with a double to left. After Taylor Lindsey moved Grichuk over to third with a sacrifice bunt, Cyle Hankerd tied the game at one with an RBI infield single. Next batter, C.J. Cron put the Travs up 3-1 when he took Roach's 2-0 pitch over the wall in right-center. It was Cron's third homer of the postseason.
Grichuck capped the Arkansas scoring in the bottom of the seventh with a two-out, RBI triple off reliever Tim Sexton.
The bullpen trio of Nick Maronde, David Carpenter and Michael Morin (4th postseason save) kept the Missions hitless over the final three innings.
San Antonio will try to keep their season alive in Game 4 Saturday night. First pitch from Dickey-Stephens Park is scheduled for 7:10 PM. Juan Oramas (0-0, 0.00) will get the ball for the Missions, while the Travelers will counter with Lay Batista (0-0, 1.42).
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