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Citibank Not Alone in Turning Away Account-Closing Customers
This video shows some Occupy Santa Cruz (California) protesters trying to close their accounts at Bank of America and being told they can't protest and be customers at the same time. It says so in the U.S. Constitution!
Unlike video documenting a similar action at a New York City Citibank, this news reel doesn't show anybody getting arrested—but does make the claim that a manager planned to lock the protester-customers inside, call the cops, and have them arrested. The protesters hang around the bank for a while and end up making nice with a local police officer who calmly explains what the hell's going on, exactly. Whoah, that's not how these protest videos usually end! Nice to see everybody being so civil.
Given these crackdowns, Bank Transfer Day should be an exciting time at America's banks. Pepper-spraying and cop drama could certainly make one's time standing in line go by faster. [YouTube]


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The Emery County Public Lands Council met in their regularly scheduled meeting on Sept. 10. Those present were Chairman Dennis Worwood, Wes Curtis, Craig Johansen, Kirk Johansen, Tom Roush, Vernell Rowley, Dickson Huntington and Commissioners Ira Hatch and Drew Sitterud.
Craig Johansen gave the subcommittee report on water. He said that the county had received one inch of rain the weekend of Sept. 7. He reported that this is the first inch of rain the county has received since last November. "The reservoirs are empty and the irrigation systems have been turned off. Huntington/Cleveland irrigation will turn water into their system one more time on Wednesday."
Johansen also talked about wild and scenic rivers and how their designations could impact the county. A river and its environment should be protected in their free flowing condition without dams and other construction. There are three designations: wild which is free of impoundment and inaccessible by road, primitive and unpolluted; scenic which is free of impoundment and primitive; recreation which is accessible by roads.
Federal agencies are charged to prepare a comprehensive management plan for these designations. It was also mentioned that money is designated from a land and conservation fund and is available for the purchase of private lands along these designations, with the consent of the land owner. Condemnation of private lands was also mentioned as an alternative for reasonable public access of an area selected.
The possiblity that no dams or power plants or other public works would be allowed along such a designation was a source of concern for the council. No water resource project that would have a direct or adverse effect on the river would be allowed. A federal reserve water right will come with any designation.
Johansen said in our area the Bureau of Land Management has proposed 20 such sections of wild, 11 scenic and 10 recreation. The forest service has proposed six scenic and 17 recreation. On the Muddy drainage the BLM has proposed three wild, one scenic and one recreation and the forest service has proposed one recreation.
On the Ferron the forest service has proposed two recreation. On the Cottonwood the forest service has proposed three scenic and three recreation and on the Huntington Creek, two scenic and four recreation. On the San Rafael the BLM has proposed seven wild, four scenic and three recreation.
Each designation would to a differing degree effect development of the water resources. "I wanted you to be aware that this is coming upon us and the agencies are in the first part of their processes," said Johansen.
Commissioner Sitterud pointed out that some of the proposed designations are located along dry washes. Also, along with the designation a quarter of a mile of land up each side of the river will also be included for protection. The comment was made that designation essentially makes the area a wilderness study area.
Floyd Johnson from the BLM also pointed out that the proposed areas could be ineligible and they don't have to designate any of them.
Johansen said the Muddy has very few impoundments and that any designation on the lower Muddy would halt all upstream developments. Worwood also mentioned the conflict in the language of the bill which prevents projects from being funded which inhibit wild and scenic rivers. Also the new proposed project for Huntington/Cleveland irrigation to store winter water would come into conflict with any designation.
The recreation subcommittee report was next with Roush inviting everyone down to Swasey's Cabin for Public Lands Day on Sept. 28 at 9 a.m. A brochure on the day has been prepared and distributed and everything is set for the day. The dinner is being catered by BKs and everyone should bring their own lunch.
The heritage subcommittee was next with Curtis reporting that anything that will happen with the heritage bill currently in Congress right now will happen if it is attached to a larger bill. We will watch it closely and stay in contact with our congressman. Kathleen Truman reported that the community kiosks and I-70 kiosks are taking longer than expected but they should have them by October. The cowboy poetry book was also set back but is still in the works.
The grazing subcommittee report was next on the agenda. Huntington reported that he will be attending a planning meeting for the Quiviro grazing conference which is coming up. The elk field trip was discussed. He said there was a good turnout for the field trip to Horn Mountain where concerns about elk and their overgrazing in this drought year was discussed. Plant experts as well as those representing ranching and the DWR were present. Jim Gilson representing sportsmen was there as well. There has been no growth on the mountain this season and most of the plants have remained dormant. It was the general feeling that the elk had taken any regrowth.
The forest service trend study from a range scientist agreed that the area doesn't show quite as much use. According to the DWR the elk numbers are down on the Horn from 1583 to 961. They also maintain that elk use feed that the cattle don't eat. They determined the winter range is not overgrazed and with the slight reductions in use they think the food is there for the elk and they (DWR) will deal with the elk if they come down onto private ground.
Cattleman Clyde Magnuson said the elk have devastated the range and there was nothing left for the cattle and the elk should be reduced. "The cattlemen have taken a 50-60 percent cut in time and the number of cows and the elk should see a decrease as well."
Huntington said that Gilson said the sportsmen do not want to grow the herd at the expense of the cattlemen. No special hunts have been planned and the DWR is not taking any elk off. Huntington also said there seems to be a contradiction in thinking about how long the elk actually stay on the Horn. He believes they are there from November through March and some report that they just pass through the area.
Magnuson reported that their cattle are on rotations on the mountain, they graze an area for 30 days and are then moved. Every three to four years an entire allotment is rested. The elk are there feeding all the time.
Huntington said the DWR governs itself and they don't answer to anyone. Their figures support their positions and they couldn't contradict that.
It was mentioned that people who ride ATVs in the Horn area do not think the elk counts are right and feel the numbers are possibly higher. Magnuson said land owners are afraid of public opinion and do not come forth when the elk come down onto their lands and damage them. The cattlemen need the support of the public lands council in working with the DWR to control the elk when they come down into the valley.
Huntington said the DWR plans to educate the public and put out bulletins with information pertaining to these issues. Craig Johansen said there is a process the landowner has to go through by notifying the DWR in writing of damages to their land and the DWR will reimburse the landowner for damages and will also provide materials for fencing to be installed around haystacks.
It was reported that there are already elk in the valley now. Worwood suggested they invite the DWR to attend all public lands meetings so they can keep the council updated on the elk situation as well as landowners bringing their concerns before the council. It was also pointed out that the DWR said a tough winter could wipe out one third of the elk herd. It was also mentioned that Fish Lake is requesting any excess elk or elk causing trouble to be relocated in their area.
The forest service update was next with John Healy talking about President Bush's healthy forest initiative. They will be looking at places where fire might be a problem in areas where the forest and the community meets. In the Ferron/Price district, the Clear Creek area is an example of where the timber reaches the community. The area behind the Ferron Reservoir has been logged, and the homes in Joe's Valley are buffered by the reservoir. In Mount Pleasant a lot of work has been done around the summer homes in the area.
Commissioner Hatch said there are also problems away from populated areas in heavily wooded areas. Healy said prescribed burns will be used to reduce fuel loading in the back country, but they will have to look at other ways near homes. He also reported a valid find of a hit on a trap with fur from a Canadian Lynx. All the repercussions of having a lynx in the area are not known. If they are found in the area, it could effect prescribed burns because the lynx's habitat is a heavily wooded area. If the animal was found to just be passing through the Joe's Valley area then it will not need to be managed for.
Floyd Johnson was next with the BLM update. He said they had a meeting last month with the state to coordinate the efforts between the forest service and the BLM in regards to the wild and scenic rivers. They are in the preliminary stage of the process before the public involvement phase. "There will be three stages in a clean and succinct process. We will probably end up with less than the amount nominated. In determining eligibility each nomination will be reviewed for free flowing and outstanding remarkable values. Each will be evaluated on the nine values which include scenic and historical values. We will determine if the values are significant on a regional basis which includes the Colorado Plateau. The RMP process will determine suitablility. Even if a river is eligible it might not be suitable. There is a lot to be done and we will be meeting with the counties involved. Selections will be taken to the public for review and scrutiny. We are only looking at the eligibility now in this three step process.
"We are reviewing the public comments received on the travel plan to decide on whether we need to make changes," said Johnson.
He also said the wild and scenic river process has been an eye opener for them, because a dry wash qualifies if it is not impeded and does have water flow at some point in time. During the next two-three months any special interest group will have a shot and can comment on the recommendations. Johnson was also questioned on mineral rights and other activities that could be curtailed with such a designation. He said each particular situation would have to be addressed and as long as scenic value is protected such operations could go forth, but he didn't know for sure. It would also depend on the classification of that particular segment of river.
Patrick Gubbins was introduced to the meeting. He is the new field manager for the Price District. He said he has been with the BLM for nine years and in the field for 25 years. He was a field manager in Montana and in South Dakota. "It is good to be here and meet you," he said.
The next item up for discussion was the situation at the Skyline Mine with the water. Emery, Carbon and Sanpete counties are partnering to study the situation. An emergency grant in the amount of $594,000 was awarded for this purpose by the CIB. The study will look at the water coming into the mine from the aquifer and determine where it is coming from.
Doug Johnson from Skyline Mine was on hand to discuss the situation the mine is in. He said the situation has been ongoing for a year now. They conducted a study of the sandstone layer below the mine seam to try to determine where the water was coming from. He pointed out with this new study the hope is to determine how much water is available and how to develop the water to benefit those three counties.
He said Canyon Fuel and PacifiCorp have been meeting monthly and working well together in helping to avert the disaster of not having enough water to run the power plant. A new pump has been ordered that will increase the amount of water being pumped into Electric Lake from 2,100 gallons per minute to 4,000 gpms. Eight thousand gpm are being pumped out of the mine workings into Eccles Creek and down into Scofield.
A year ago the mine petitioned to change the classification of Electric Lake. The reclassification was granted but the mine does not have a permit to discharge into the lake and does not plan on obtaining one at this time. The mine will be moving into the Winter Quarter lease and leaving the area with the water problem. It is estimated they still have a year and a half worth of mining in the Flat Canyon lease which they are leaving. All mining will be to the north. The Flat Canyon lease is located in Sanpete County.
The question of how much it was costing the mine to operate the pumps was asked. Johnson said in the past year they have incurred $20 million in operating costs and it is not economical for them to operate in that section of the mine any longer.
When the mine moves to the north the pumps within the mine workings will be shut off. The portal will be sealed off and the water will rise within the mine. It is believed the water will raise to a certain point and then because of pressure which will build up it will quit rising. It is estimated this will take about six months or more.
When the pumps outside the mine in James Canyon were shut off for a time it didn't impact the flow within the mine much at all said Johnson.
Dennis Ward from the Huntington/Cleveland irrigation company said they need to be notified of meetings and issues pertaining to the water because it is within their company's jurisdiction.
Commissioner Hatch said one of the purposes of the study will be to determine if the water qualifies as a possible source for development and that as that is determined all parties will be involved.
Last November the classification was changed that would allow for discharge into Electric Lake. In order for this discharge to be legal, the water would have to be collected and piped directly from the wall face of the coal seam and could not be water that had run through the mine. Skyline does not have plans to apply for permits but Johnson said, "Anyone who wants to drill and take water out is welcome to do that, but we just couldn't afford another hole. We would be glad to work with anyone who wants to do that."
It was also mentioned that there are filings and letters of protests against those filings. The Huntington/Cleveland filing was protested by PacifiCorp and there have been filings by Price City and the Price Water Conservancy District, but there is not enough information yet to hold hearings. Conclusive information which people are comfortable with is not available yet. The study will help determine what should be done along these lines as well.
Anything approved will operate within existing rights and would not be sold as a brand new source of water. The elevation of the portal in Eccles Canyon is 8,650 feet and the spillway of Electric Lake is 8,575 feet. The seals in the mine will be above the expected level the water will fill to.
Mark Mansfield from PacifiCorp said it is too close to call as to whether they will have enough water to operate the plant through the winter. There is approximately one month of dead storage in Electric Lake which could be used. Another well is being looked at for James Canyon. The two wells are currently putting 5,500 gpm into the lake. When the water comes to the surface the water rights belong to the Huntington/Cleveland irrigation. PacifiCorp hopes to just make it to the spring runoff. They might lease water to get the plant through until then. They are working on the final permitting process to run power across the forest service land and also for access for drilling the lake bed. They will hopefully drill in the next few weeks before winter sets in and the new more powerful pump is due on Sept. 17.
The key in the drilling is to hit the fracture and not the sandstone. Only 300 gpms can be pumped from the sandstone and 4,000 gpms from the fracture. It is approximately 1,000 feet down to the water at a 7,940 foot elevation.
Gary Armstrong from Booz, Allen and Hamilton was next with an update on where they are on the monument process. He reported a technical workshop had been held on Aug. 28 in Price. A resource forum is upcoming on Sept. 19 and 20 at the Emery High from 6-9 p.m. each evening. This forum will include general sessions and breakout classes on various aspects of the Swell. Sixteen different presentations have been prepared by experts in the various fields. Public meetings will take place on Oct. 1 in Salt Lake and Oct. 2 in Price, Oct. 3 at the John Wesley Powell Museum in Green River beginning at 4:30 p.m. with an open house at 6:30 or 7 p.m. a general session and then breakout groups for discussion. The meeting in Castle Dale will be held on Oct. 4 with the same timetable at the Museum of the San Rafael.
The next item discussed was the survey being conducted by Dr. Allred. The general consensus was to rework the survey, some felt it was too complex and didn't ask the right questions. It was also a concern that grazing questions were left out of the survey. It was not clear whether any useful information would come out of the survey. Johansen commented that they would have their survey in November.
The newly produced video discussing the monument was shown to the lands council. The next public lands council meeting will be on Oct. 8 at 10 a.m.

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Merely a day removed from the Buffalo Bills getting Chris Gragg back on the practice field from his bout with heat cramps, the team once again went down to only two available tight ends for Thursday's practice. This time around, Lee Smith joined both Scott Chandler and Tony Moeaki as the tight ends that were unable to participate throughout the afternoon session.
Smith had to miss Thursday's practice due to what head coach Doug Marrone called a "lower body injury." While there isn't any indication what that injury might be or what Smith's timetable is, he was seen sporting an athletic sleeve on his lower right leg.
Marrone also didn't have any updated information regarding how long Chandler (groin) would be out, and it was already determined that Moeaki (hamstring) would be out for a while. Without the trio, the Bills are down to only Gragg and Dominique Jones as the available tight ends.
The team also had to spend the majority of practice without starting left guard Chris Williams available to the team. Williams suffered a toe injury early on in team drills, left with a trainer, and did not return.
In his place, the Bills shifted rookie guard Cyril Richardson over to the left side and gave the fifth-round pick most of the first-team snaps. As of Wednesday, Richardson had been splitting first-team reps at right guard with the incumbent Kraig Urbik in place of Chris Hairston, who left that practice with a back injury. Hairston was once again unable to participate on Thursday.
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This scenic drive follows the flow of the mighty Mississippi River as it curves along the western edge of Illinois and meanders for more than 550 miles, traveling through charming small towns and offering beautiful river and woodland views along the way.
The Nest at Palisades Cabins offer secluded luxury cabins designed to provide charm, quiet luxury and romance. We're located on a wooded acreage high above the Mississippi River minutes from Savanna, the Palisades State Park and an easy 20 minute drive to Galena.
Apple River Fort State Historic Site
Apple River Fort State Historic Site, located in Elizabeth, Illinois, is the site of one of the battles fought during the Black Hawk War. Black Hawk and his 200 warriors attacked the hastily erected fort on June 24, 1832. His story and that of the early settlers are told.
Mississippi Palisades State Park
The Mississippi Palisades State Park, located near the confluence of the Mississippi and Apple rivers in northwestern Illinois is known for its steep cliffs and interesting rock formations, as well as its beautiful trails that lead you to some of those awe-inspiring giant boulders. One such trail is the Sentinel, clocking at over 1.3 miles it's the longest trail in the park and leads you smack dab into Sentinel Rock, where you can take a turn at trying to conquer this monolith.
This beautiful 715-acre state park with a 40-acre lake derives its name from a combination of the town of Lena and the Latin work for water, aqua. Lake Le-Aqua-Na offers a variety of outdoor recreational activities including more than 10 miles of mult-use trails. The large tracts of wooded land include oak, hickory, walnut and pine trees. Woodland flowers are on display, especially in the spring and early summer, and wildlife is abundant. There is boating, fishing, a children's fishing pond, swimming, picnic and playground areas, shelters, trails for mountain biking, hiking and cross-country skiing, equestrian trails, sledding, hunting and camping.
This scenic overlook, located along the Great River Road on U.S. Hwy. 20, includes picnic tables, shelters and restrooms. Perfect place for photos to be taken as you can see a spectacular view of Jo Daviess County's rolling countryside.
Lions Park, at over 20 acres, features Splash Land Family Aquatic Center with a 180' water slide, zero depth entry, many shade shelters, wet sand play area, water features and drop slide. The Splash Land Mini-Golf offers one of the nicest 18 hole miniature golf courses in the Midwest. It has over 275 plant varieties, 4000+ square feet of water areas, three waterfalls and challenges that the entire family will enjoy. The course is ADA compliant. Added in 2014 is a 9 hole frisbee gof course. Quench your thirst and your appetite at the Splashland Snack Shop. Full restaurant offering sandwiches to soft serve and smoothies to salads - a true family food court. The park also offers picnic and playground areas, flower gardens, shelter house, a concession stand, volleyball and basketball courts, lighted ball diamond, batting cages and restrooms. A 110x110' ice rink is available in season.
Tour the walk-through gardens and browse the nursery selling 170 different ornamental grasses, trees and shrubs.
The highest pint in Illinois is 1,257 feet located in the northwest corner of the state. That's where you'll find Mississippi Palisades State Park and the Sentinel and Sunset Trails. The park has 2,500 acres of wooded ravines and canyons. The Palisades are a line of vertical cliffs that rise up from the shore of Buffalo Lake. Hiking to the top provides tremendous views and an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. The two trails are strenuous due to the elevation change, but at approximately 3.7 miles, shouldn't take too long for you to experience the sense of adventure in nature or burning in your legs.
This beautiful Freeport park offers an antique carousel, waterfall, seasonal duck pond, miniature golf course, 18-hole disc golf course, tennis courts, a baseball diamond, 3 miles of recreational paths, paddle boats, canoes, kayaks, fishing, hiking, biking, a performance amphitheater, gardens, picnic areas, shelters, boat rentals, playgrounds including "Kid's Kastle", a carousel and sledding in the winter. The Yellow Creek Adventure Golf Course (miniature golf) is open daily from Memorial Day thru Labor Day from Noon to 8 pm. The Disc Golf Course is open during regular park hours and is free to play. Park attractions are open seasonally; call ahead to confirm availability of specific attractions.
Indian Mounds State Historic Site
One of the largest prehistoric Hopewell Mounds group in Illinois - interpretive brochures on site.
Campground for camping, hunting, and fishing. Located on backwaters of Mississippi River with boat rental, canoe rental, motor rentals, bait shop, concessions and canoe access
Sportsman's paradise. Permanent wooded seasonal sites, tent camping. Acres of remote backpacking. Guided deer hunting (archery only), turkey hunt.
Our Mississippi River Lodge is located right on the banks on the Mighty Mississippi River between Savanna and Thomson Illinois and offers awe-inspiring views from every angle. We offer 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, living room with fireplace & big screen TV, deck with grill, a fully stocked kitchen and much more! If you are a river lover, this is the place for you. Fishing, water skiing, tubing, or cruising up the river, it's all here for your enjoyment. Since we are located on Big Slough, off of the main channel of the river, you can have fun without having to deal with a lot of river traffic. Access to the main channel is easy if you want to cruise the river. Only five miles up the river is Lower Sabula Lake which offers a great new sand beach. There is a public boat launch only a quarter mile from the house and a dock is provided to moor your boat at the house. If you do not have a boat, you can fish off the dock or the bank.
Boats of all kinds pass through the locks, and visitors can view the river traffic from just a few feet away.
Iris and Jack Witkowsky State Wildlife Area
A part of the Apple River Canyon State Park Complex, the Iris and Jack Witkowsky State Wildlife Area is 1,100 acres for public hunting and nature viewing. Beginning of a transcontinental bluebird trail segment. Sign in/out at lots #1 or #4.
Situated in the majestic hills of Savanna on more than 350 acres with access to over 24 miles of trails, Scenic Bluff Ranch is a fun and friendly haven, with a caring atmosphere, which makes riding horses a pleasure. Established in 1997 and designed with horse and rider in mind, we cater to all disciplines and breeds and we have plenty to offer everyone; from the inexperienced to the seasoned rider. Ride our trails with your horse or rent our facility for your event.
Eagle Point Horseback Riding Farm & Eagle Point Paintball Games
Horseback riding for young and old. Trails follow Elkhorn Creek. Great for the more experienced rider. Paintball field is on island off Elkhorn Creek.
Read Park offers many recreational opportunities and is highlighted by the Read Park Family Aquatic Center, which includes a zero depth pool, water slides and play area, and by a state of the art 11,000 square foot skate park, SK8 Park. This scenic park also features baseball and softball diamonds, tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, an outdoor lighted hockey and ice staking rink, concession stand, picnic areas, shelters, and playgrounds. The Morgan Memorial, a charming statue of two children surrounded by fountains, is a serene spot to enjoy. Park attractions are open seasonally; please call ahead to confirm availability of specific attractions and costs.
This multi-use 17 mile recreational trail offers beautiful scenery and 21 decked bridges, including a covered bridge in Orangeville, passing wetlands, creeks, woods, prairies, geologic formations and farmland. The trail, named after Jane Addams, is part of the Grand Illinois Trail which traverses northern Illinois from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River. Its crushed limestone surface may be used by hikers, bicyclists, snowmobilers, and cross-country skiers. The The tow miles of trail between the Wes Block Trail Access and Illinois 26 is an asphalt paved surface. The final two mile asphalt paved segment from Highway 26 to the Tutty's Crossing Trailhead on the riverfront in historic downtown Freeport will open in summer 2015. This segment crosses the 1885 Van Buren Street Bridge to the Old River School Historic District, the original north entryway into the City, and through historic downtown Freeport offering specialty shops, restaurants, a bicycle shop offering repairs, and more. At Tutty's Crossing, the Jane Addams Trail connects with the Pecatonica Prairie Trail currently under development between Freeport and Rockford. The Jane Addams Trail connects the Wisconsin state line to the Badger Trail which extends to Madison. Access to the trail is available at the West Block Access, 2636 W. Fairview Road, Freeport, at the Richland Creek Trailhead, 101 N. Ewing Street, Orangeville, at Cedarville Road, at Red Oak off of Beaver Road, and by mid-summer at Turry's Crossing in downtown Freeport. Trail Maps are available.
This is a replica of Wrigley Field, complete with ivy, bricks, box seats, dirt and sod from the real Wrigley Field, plus a replica scoreboard and entry sign. It is open for enjoying and exploring at no cost or is also available for rental for birthday parties, picnics, corporate events and more. Rental fees are $45 per hour or $90 for two hours. Reservations may be made at www.littlecubsfield.com. Open: Field:10 am to 7 pm; Gift Shop: May thru October: Saturday and Sunday: 11 am to 5 pm; Friday: 1 pm to 5 pm (June thru August)
Friends Forever Humane Society Dog Park
Take your dog to this special 10 acre fenced dog park with a pond (for dog swimming ony). The park also offers a separate fenced area for small dogs and a dog agility equipment area. Fee is $5.00 per dog per day. Open: Every day dawn to dusk.
Sixteen-acre public lake located in southern Jo Daviess County. Largemouth bass, bluegill, channel catfish. No boating. Sign in/out at the visitor parking lot. 350 acres for public hunting.
Located just 8 miles west of Freeport! A produce market that also offers a backyard barnyard, and a weekend flea market along with the weekend grill. Open Memorial Day thru October 31st. 7 days a week; 9 am to dusk.


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Micro Focus provides innovative software that allows companies to develop, test, deploy, assess and modernize business-critical enterprise applications.
In this section of our ZENworks TechTalk, you'll learn how the single ZENworks console helps you perform all your tasks from a single place. Boost efficiencies and streamline processes to save time.
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Embracing User-Centric Workspaces with ZENworks As a new generation of workers enters the job market, they are bringing a very different set of habits and attitudes with them—including non-negotiable expectations that they can get their work done any time; from any location; using whatever device, connection, and collection of apps happens to be most convenient.
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Application conflicts, OS migrations and Patch Tuesday—Yikes! See how Endpoint Management can help you in this series of TechTalks on ZENworks products with Oscar Sanchez hosting.
Join ZENworks Senior Product Manager Jason Blackett to see how you deploy and validate the ZENworks 11 SP2 Adaptive Agent to a Mac device and validate the device once the agent is installed.
Watch this short video to hear President, Bob Flynn, talk about why now is a great time to do business with us.
Eric Varness, VP of Marketing talks to customers about the new features and benefits of ZENworks 11 SP2, Full Disk Encryption, and Mac support.
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Later this year ZENworks Configuration Management will get Mac support, full disk encryption, Service Desk integration and more! Get the full roadmap details during this exciting session.
With minimum staff levels, the IT department at Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust was hard-pressed to securely manage its large heterogeneous IT infrastructure. The Trust decided to update its ZENworks environment, adding ZENworks Asset Management, and implemented Identity Manager, achieving economic savings, an accurate picture of the software and hardware assets in the estate, and a significant reduction in the administrative workload of IT staff.
At BrainShare 2011 Brent Beachem demonstrates the new Full Disk Encryption Module of ZENworks, which allows customers to maintain and manage both software and hardware-based encryption from a single console.
Dave Wilkes shares the continuing vision of engineering excellence and then turns it over to the ZENworks team who discuss Mac support in ZENworks 11 SP2.
Hear our focus from President and General Manager, Bob Flynn.
ZENworks 11 enables you to migrate any machine anywhere in your company, to Windows 7 automatically with identity-based endpoint management.
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Learn how to remotely diagnose and address issues on Windows and Linux devices.
Learn how to run canned reports and build custom reports.
Learn how to create bundles to deploy Windows software.
Learn how to identify devices that are not configured to meet your corporate policy and enforce your corporate policy to reduce power consumption.
Learn how to create bundles to deploy Linux software.
This demo shows how the imaging and personality migration features of ZENworks 11 can help you migrate to Windows 7 quickly and effectively, with minimal impact to users' productivity.
Learn how to create image bundles and use them to deploy the Windows 7 operating system.
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Learn how the patch management services component of ZENworks Configuration Management allows you to quickly and easily patch and determine the patch status of your Windows devices.
Learn how ZENworks 10 Configuration Management SP3 improves branch office support.
We asked our attendees what key points they took away from the event.
Grant Ho, Laurence Pitt and Mark Schouls host our second demo that covers ZENworks 11 Configuration Management and its futures.
Grant Ho, Laurence Pitt and Mark Schouls host our second demo that covers migrating to Windows 7 with ZENworks Configuration Management and Application Virtualization.
Actebis Peacock GmbH reduced IT workload by 50 percent with ZENworks Configuration Management and Asset Management.
If you are a current ZENworks customer, you have experienced industry-leading ROI and award-winning systems management technology first-hand. And, as a key component of Endpoint Management Solutions, ZENworks 10 Configuration Management SP2 takes these capabilities to a whole new level.
Christoph Stoica, Novell Director End-User Computing, explains how you can manage and optimize your endpoints, secure your entire array of devices, and easily track your IT assets and how our offerings help you secure your critical data and lower IT costs.
ZENworks architecture overview, critical information required for design, and design activities best practices.
Demonstration of the desktop effects in SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop.
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This demo of Vibe beta code gives you a sneak peek into features of the highly anticipated upcoming release, like a new relevancy dashboard, robust search, custom forms, video tutorials, content and user tracking capabilities, and social networking features like miniblogs, tagging, sharing and more.
Check out this demo of the most exciting new features in GroupWise 8, including Home View innovations, integration with Micro Focus® Vibe, enhanced task management capabilities, a robust new contact management interface, and new tools to make your calendar more effective than ever before.
If you're concerned about reducing downtime, preserving data integrity, and ensuring disaster recovery, tune in to this 16-minute technical overview of the fault tolerance and high-availability capabilities available through Open Enterprise Server 2 and OES Clustering Services 1.8.
In this 11-minute demo, we continue our exploration of fault tolerance and high availability with a look at the actual process for installing OES Clustering Services 1.8 and setting up Open Enterprise Server 2 Linux clusters.
In this engineer-to-engineer session, you'll explore Micro Focus iFolder 3.7 capabilities, including creating, sharing, and merging folders and resolving file conflicts. You'll also see the Web admin console and learn how to provision and manage users, create policies and balance server loads.
Part two of this troubleshooting session continues the discussion around logs, and presents a real-world troubleshooting case study.
This session provides best practices for troubleshooting Access Manager, including detail on diagnostic tools, general troubleshooting strategies and specific debugging techniques.
Watch this session to see a demonstration of the correlation and identity injection capabilities in Sentinel. With these capabilities, you'll always know who is accessing what, when they're doing it and if they're authorized.
Attend this session to learn how to make the most of the latest WebAccess client enhancements in GroupWise and the best way to implement them in your organization.
Application Virtualization lets you convert applications that run on Microsoft Windows into self-contained virtual applications without having to modify your registry files. By applying Application Virtualization you automatically increase user productivity in your organization and create a secure desktop environment.
ZENworks Configuration Management lets you remotely manage devices from a Web-based console without having your IT administrator visit every workstation or branch office allowing your business to reduce travel costs and focus more on business objectives.
ZENworks Configuration Management provides enterprise customers the fastest return on investment by saving time and resources every step of the migration process by maintaining and managing user-based applications and system settings.
ZENworks Configuration Management policy features offers you a unique policy-based approach to automate software updates, endpoint security and migration. Through Policy-Driven automation you will be able to optimize the value of your IT assets and control IT costs.
View this webcast to learn how you can develop a Windows 7 strategy for your company and deploy it in record time. ZENworks can help give you instant insight into the scope of your migration and seamlessly transition your PCs to Windows 7.
Watch this webcast and learn why you should upgrade to ZENworks Configuration Management SP2, the latest in Endpoint Management. Learn about the host of new features, unbeatable pricing, and migration program that will make your move simple and easy.
Pete Green, Technical Specialist for Endpoint Management, gives us a more technical review of the ZENworks Asset Management, ZENworks Configuration Management and Application Virtualization. Highlights from the Taming the Windows 7 Giant Tour, Spring 2010.
Christoph Stoica, Director End-User Computing, explains how you can reduce IT efforts, relax IT skill requirements and optimize the value of your IT assets to control costs.
Product Manager Jon Giffard talks about some of his favorite new features.
Synovus Financial (Synovus) is a more than $33-billion dollar financial services holding company. Synovus provides commercial and retail banking, as well as investment services, to customers through 30 banks, 330 offices and 467 ATMs in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, Florida and Tennessee.
Sussex HIS manages more than 25,000 devices at hundreds of locations. By implementing ZENworks Configuration Management, Sussex HIS has enabled full remote maintenance and automated software distribution–saving costs and contributing, ultimately, to improved clinical care.
Patrick Hynes, Solution Director, Endpoint Management, introduces Endpoint Management solutions and how they Simplify and streamline Windows 7 migration. Highlights from the Taming the Windows 7 Giant Tour, Spring 2010.
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As a ZENworks customer, you've experienced industry-leading ROI and award-winning systems management technology first-hand. In this webcast learn how ZENworks 10 Configuration Management SP2 takes these capabilities to a whole new level.
With just 60 IT professionals to support the organization's 10,000 users and network infrastructure, the California Highway Patrol constantly seeks new ways to operate more efficiently and drive down technology costs. ZENworks Configuration Management has streamlined desktop and system management, while Open Enterprise Server has contributed to the organization's server consolidation initiative.
Looking to upgrade to ZENworks Configuration Management? Simplify and streamline the process with ZENworks Migration Assurance. In this webcast, you will learn how the offering combines onsite consulting, proven training resources and world-class support options—all designed to bring best practices to your upgrade, how to select the appropriate program offerings based on the size of your organization and your current business relationship with us and how some of your peers have leveraged ZENworks Migration Assurance with great success.
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Keith Shaw talks with Wendy Steinle about the new batch of wikis, blogs, and other collaborative software that helps companies become more productive and deliver value.
See how easy it is to implement tiered storage without affecting your end users. Gain major time and dollar savings for your storage infrastructure.
This Storage Manager demonstration illustrates how to get existing storage under control and managed by policy. It also shows how to seamlessly migrate user and group storage from a NetWare server to an Open Enterprise Server (Linux) server.
This Storage Manager demonstration illustrates how to automate the full lifecycle of user and group storage. It shows the process of provisioning and de-provisioning storage based on a user's role within the organization.
This SecureLogin demonstration illustrates how simple it is for users to begin enjoying single sign-on functionality across terminal, Web, Windows and Java-based applications. It also highlights how rapidly SecureLogin can be deployed, and showcases a deployment scenario that enables fast user switching.
With Open Enterprise Server you can virtualize NetWare or Open Enterprise Server instances to gain efficiencies in your storage and print infrastructure. See how fast you can get a XEN VM up and running.
A graphical user interface makes it easy to upgrade your NetWare servers to Open Enterprise Server running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. The sysadmin's best friend!
Check out the coolest new feature from our engineering! You can actually stop spinning up new Active Directory servers every time you add a business app. Leverage your existing infrastructure since DsfW makes Micro Focus eDirectory look like Active Directory!
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Come and listen how you can reduce your IT costs and increase user productivity by aligning your IT organization with your business objectives.
The Access Governance Suite delivers user access certification and comprehensive roles management, allowing you to translate business processes into IT policies and entitlements that meet regulatory requirements.
The Roles Based Provisioning Module introduced RBAC features to Identity Manager. In this session, we will demonstrate how to combine this with the user access certification, role analytics and modeling of the Access Governance Suite.
The best-engineered and most interoperable Linux desktop is back–and in today's economy. Come learn about the latest applications, multimedia capabilities, and green IT enhancements of SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop, and find out how this Linux desktop can help you lower costs in your environment.
Join experts from NTS to explore common deployment scenarios for SecureLogin. The presenters will highlight potential deployment problems and solutions for addressing them. The second session of this two-part series will cover SecureLogin deployments in "kiosk" mode.
Often called, "the Hummer of the IT industry," storage of unstructured data is a topic on everyone's minds. Speak to the team that developed Dynamic Storage Technology and hear about automated, policy-driven storage, and how you can put it to work in your environment.
Learn what developments are coming in the future for Open Enterprise Server.
If you're considering deploying Vista, or if you have to account for new Vista machines on your network, come hear from the experts that have made Open Enterprise Server Vista-ready. Common Internet Filing System (CIFS), Domain Services for Windows, and SAMBA will be discussed.
The clear trend in organizations is that more and more people are bringing their Macs to work. Can you connect them to your network reliably and securely? What about scalability and performance? Talk to the team that's developed the enhanced support for Apple Filing Protocol and hear the pros and cons of NetATalk.
With Open Enterprise Server 2 and the flexibility of Linux, a new question comes to mind: which file system will serve me best? Hear from the team that has worked with Storage Services for decades, but what they have to say may surprise you. NTFS and Posix file systems will also be discussed.
Attend this session to learn how you can leverage the power of ZENworks Endpoint Security Management and ZENworks Network Access Control across your enterprise, so your users can stay productive.
In this session, learn field-tested and proven techniques to quickly identify and resolve the most commonly encountered issues in Identity Manager, including password synchronization and more.
In this session, participants will learn how to use the new Storage Manager 2.5 features for provisioning, managing network data, and creating and managing auxiliary storage policies. They'll also see the enhanced collaborative storage features, including file grooming, migrations and data archiving.
In this session, you'll learn the best way to approach the design, configuration and deployment of ZENworks 10 Configuration Management along with implementation of best practices.
In this video clip, Kent Erickson, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Workgroup Solutions, provides a brief overview of our strategy in the collaboration space.
In this Webcast, Kent Erickson, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Workgroup Solutions, and Ken Muir, Chief Technology and Strategy Officer for Workgroup Solutions, outline our view of collaboration market trends, our strategy for addressing them, and our unique ability to deliver collaboration solutions that drive innovation and growth for our customers.
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Risk free e-mail infrastructure products to provide 100 percent up time and compliance. Includes policy enforcement and management. This presentation shows how to utilize Messaging Architects products with GroupWise 8.
The integrated helpdesk solution.
Disaster recovery for GroupWise, including a demonstration of Reload getting a GroupWise system back up and running at the click of a button.
A highlight of the GroupWise 8 training available from our end-user training partner BrainStorm.
Eight integrations for GroupWise 8 using Riva Integration Server
An overview of the office productivity market requirements, and how OpenOffice.org Novell Edition can address those requirements.
The Scripting Driver can help you integrate unconnected systems, replace your current home-grown provisioning system, or utilize ready-to-deploy mixed-source solutions. In this session, you'll learn how to develop a simple syslog driver and see demonstrations of mixed-source solutions.
You've probably heard quite a bit about the next release of Micro Focus Vibe, but you may be looking for technical training to help get you started. Attend this session to equip yourself with the latest tools to ensure a fast, easy and problem-free deployment. You'll learn how to install the beta version of Vibe. We will review pre-installation requirements, host and storage preparation, installation, integration with Micro Focus eDirectory and GroupWise, and configuration and customization best practices.
From low-cost, commodity hardware and consolidation opportunities to the wealth of open source software add ons, the benefits of Linux are significant. And because collaboration is an ideal platform for realizing these efficiencies, many customers are moving their back-end GroupWise systems to Linux. Join us to see how easy it can be, and get some expert advice on the best way to do so.
GroupWise 8 is the most user-focused release ever. With an emphasis on personal productivity, GroupWise 8 is full of features that help end users "get things done" wherever they are and whatever client platform they want to use. Attend this session to learn how to make the most of the latest Linux/Mac client enhancements and the best way to implement them in your organization.
Demonstration of Novell Privileged User Manager, highlighting the rule-creation tools, the reusable script and command libraries, the color-coded audit records and more.
Join experts from NTS to explore common deployment scenarios for SecureLogin. The presenters will highlight potential deployment problems and solutions for addressing them. The first session of this two-part series will cover Citrix deployments.
The Compliance Management Platform combines identity, access and security management technologies. This combination automates the process of granting users access to resources, while providing a real-time, holistic view of all network events enterprise wide.
Ron Hovsepian, CEO, welcomes customers to the IT in Action Tour and invites them to learn how we help IT professionals tackle today's most pressing IT challenges.
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Topics covered are where to start and what file systems are available, running agents as non-root, administration (ConsoleOne), and Monitor (GWHA).
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Every new parent needs to learn about SIDS, or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. And while the numbers are decreasing, about 2,500 infants in the United States still die from SIDS each year. Scientists don't yet know how to prevent it, but there are specific precautions you can take to reduce SIDS risk.
Experts define SIDS as the sudden, unexplained death of an otherwise healthy infant under the age of one. It occurs when babies are sleeping, which is why it is also referred to as "crib death." It is the leading cause of death in infants under age 12 months, and occurs most often in infants between the ages of 2-4 months, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Although it's been the subject of many studies, researchers still don't know what causes SIDS. One thing we do know: back-sleeping babies are at less risk of SIDS than babies who sleep on their tummies or sides. The incidence of SIDS deaths has declined by more than 50% since 1994, when America's first "Back to Sleep" campaign was launched.
There are several theories regarding the possible causes of SIDS. One is that baby bedding around faces can limit air supply, forcing them to re-breathe exhaled air, which is low in oxygen and high in carbon dioxide, a toxin. Another is that SIDS babies may not have the ability to wake themselves when their air is limited, due to a deficit in a part of the brain called the arcuate nucleus.
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There is one drawback to back-sleeping: it can lead to positional plagiocephaly, or the development of a flat spot on the back of baby's head. To avoid this problem, experts recommend plenty of supervised tummy time, which also helps build neck and torso strength. Tummy time mats are a great way for a baby to play and develop. Experts also suggest changing babies' position during waking hours, and varying the angle of baby's head while lying on his back.
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There's a tendency for emerging-markets stocks to fall harder in a selloff like the one on Tuesday. While this one is precipitated by fears of military action against Syria and a roiled Middle East, there's more than the latest geopolitical problem at work.
The Federal Reserve is the real driver — or, more accurately, the fear that the U.S. central bank will reduce its bond-buying efforts without regard to the impact on emerging markets economies. From colleague Ben Levisohn's emerging markets column over the weekend:
Marketfield Asset Management CEO Michael Shaoul, however, suspects more pain is coming. That's because central banks have been trying to bolster their currencies—by doing everything from hiking interest rates and selling dollars in the foreign-exchange market to making changes in taxation. While that has helped slow the losses, at some point they might be forced to step aside and let their currencies fall. "Central banks have to capitulate," /Shaoul says. "The currencies have to go where the market wants them to go. If he's right, those cheap emerging-markets stocks still aren't cheap enough.
In Tuesday's trading, emerging-markets investments are falling across the board, with iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) falling 2% to $37.46 or $1.30 above the 52-week low. Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF (VWO) is down 2.4% to $37.30. Another selloff like Tuesday's and this ETF would also test its own lows.
iShares MSCI Philippines ETF (EPHE), which gained 45% during 2012, is down 6.4% Tuesday, extending its year-to-date loss to nearly 13%. iShares MSCI Brazil Capped ETF (EWZ) is down 2%. near the four-year low it touched in July.
But you have to go to the slumping rupee and its effect on Indian stocks for the real pain lately. PowerShares India Portfolio (PIN) has slumped 5.5% to $13.91 Tuesday, a price investors haven't seen since early 2009.


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For Immediate ReleaseThursday, September 27, 2001
Arlington, VA. -Attorney General John Ashcroft and the Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) today announced a $625,600 grant for the Arlington County Police Department (ACPD). The announcement was made at the Arlington County Court and Police Building during a press conference hosted by Police Chief Edward Flynn and the ACPD.
One of American law enforcement's most pressing needs is technology. In response to this need, COPS has already provided over $1 billion to law enforcement agencies across the nation to enhance their crime fighting technology infrastructure. The grants through the Making Officer Redeployment Effective (MORE) program cover up to 75 percent of the total cost of crime fighting technologies such as mobile computing systems, personal computers, computer aided dispatch systems, crime analysis hardware and software, automated booking and video arraignment systems, and automated fingerprint identification systems.
The ACPD will use their grant to purchase a mobile data computer system that will enable the transmission of detailed information between precincts and officers on the beat. The system will support such things as an electronic roll call process, field reporting, performing identification checks from remote locations, and will generally provide officers with information that will allow them to be more effective in the fight against crime.
"The grants awarded to the Arlington County Police Department and other D.C. metro-area law enforcement agencies will help them do a more effective job of keeping their communities safe," said COPS director Carl R. Peed. "Law enforcement professionals consistently cite technology as one of their most critical needs. In this modern era of policing, establishing efficient practices through the use of technological advancements translates into officers having more time to spend on patrol in the communities they serve."
Other Washington area law enforcement agencies to receive grants are the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department, D.C. Housing Authority Police Department, Howard County Department of Police, and the Prince George's County Police Department. In total, D.C. metro-area agencies are receiving $3.4 million in funding.
Nationwide, COPS will be awarding more than $81 million in technology grants to 546 state and local law enforcement agencies.


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by gwilson on Dec.02, 2009, under Uncategorized
An interesting thing has happened this fall in Dr. Benoit's BIOL 1301 Unicellular Organisms class. Among the usual collection of freshmen starting on their journey through university-level science courses is a handful of upperclass students from other majors who are in it to broaden their horizons. Though the material may cover topics well below their level of preparation and experience, students are finding the approach taken by Dr. B is opening their eyes to seeing old things in new ways.
One of the strengths of a student-centered approach to teaching is the focus on finding ways the material can be presented using examples and terms that are approachable to an 18-year old. Too often, college faculty muddy the water by using terminology and theoretical conventions that are common knowledge to their peers but not interesting to students and not helpful toward novice understanding. For instance, in describing the importance of attachment between pathogen and host it would be easy to focus in on binding energy and protein conformation and specificity and such. Bacterial virulence stemming from the presence of capsular material could center on how immunologically unreactive capsules tend to be and how host-pathogen binding can be interrupted. Young students simply don't have the frame of reference to make this meaningful. So, instead Dr. B uses the example of an individual trying to pick up a wet watermelon seed to give a visual image of the difficulty phagocytic cells can have in binding to, engulfing, and destroying foreign invaders. With that mental image to guide understanding, he can go on to explain how those more detailed elements of understanding are logical.
In my own classes, I do something similar. Today was a discussion on enterotoxins. We began with real-life examples. The hamburger I ate in the Tech snack bar the morning of Steve Hickerson's masters' defense, and how that led to a Campylobacter infection sending me to the hospital. Why was I so sick, and why were my symptoms "logical" formed the basis for presenting the lesson. We talked about cholera toxin binding to adenylate cyclase to turn on ion pumps, sending ions flooding into the gut lumen. We talked about the forces of movement through membranes and how water would rush out of cells to try to equalize ion concentrations on both sides of the gut lining. Result – diarrhea. I emphasized for the umpteenth time how hydrophobic/hydrophilic interactions, equilibria, and the second law of thermodynamics all make this logical – chemistry and physics are important to how life works! We discussed where ions and water would come from to replenish supplies lost from the gut lining – the blood. The result? drop in blood pressure from fluid loss and ion imbalances causing cardiac arrhythmia. Suddenly, the bacterial exotoxin is not just causing diarrhea but now is life-threatening, and the progression of cause and effect makes perfect sense to them. And we ended the discussion by talking about the millions of children around the world that die each year from diarrhea. What a difference we can make by helping villages find safe water supplies and putting our knowledge of microbiology to work!
Our job in BIMS is not to fill students with facts and build unrelated skills. Such an attitude and approach results in a more combative approach by students to learning. Retention of knowledge is poor, enthusiasm for the subject wanes, and students leave the class wondering what they learned of practical value. Instead, BIMS seeks to use a different approach and gain a different outcome. We personalize our approach to make it accessible and interesting, and to maximize the knowledge transfer taking place. Students thrive in this environment and our classes are perceived as being easier, more approachable, more useful – when all we are doing is packaging the same material in new, more palatable ways.
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Anyone who has stepped foot in a library in the last 15 years knows that it's about more than just books.
What some might not be aware of is the opportunity for career preparedness. A core group of motivated volunteers knows that working in a professional setting is a great way to gain job experience and become an important part of the community.
Ali Ayres, district volunteer services supervisor for Douglas County Libraries, helps oversee the work of around 1,400 volunteers each year, of which 500 are teens. Some youths stick around long enough to earn the 20 hours of community service required for graduation, while others, like Lauren Hallstrom and Pranathi Durgempudi, are in it for the long haul.
They are two members of the Teen Library Council and combined, Hallstrom and Durgempudi have racked up nearly 500 volunteer hours. Durgempudi, a 14-year-old from Highlands Ranch, joined last June on the recommendation of a friend's older sibling, who found the work rewarding. Since then, the Mountain Vista High School freshman has helped with everything from shelving books to assisting autistic children during Sensory-Enhanced Storytimes.
"Every kid is different. Their abilities are all over the spectrum and it's interesting to see how they react to things," she said.
The responsibility, coupled with the chance to observe the special-needs children firsthand, will lend itself nicely to Durgempudi's desired career field of medicine, where she has a general but noble goal to "help people."
She and 15-year-old Parker resident Hallstrom are also part of the Reading Buddies program, which pairs teens with young kids struggling with literacy and reading comprehension. Hallstrom, a librarian in the making, began volunteering at the Parker Library in 2010 and envisions herself as part of the Douglas County Library system at least through high school.
Hallstrom is assigned day-to-day tasks, but she gets to participate in programs like Slick Science, an event dedicated to experiments of all kinds.
"It's definitely a great way to get out there and start doing something and be more active in the community," said Hallstrom, who has accrued an estimated 300 volunteer hours.
Douglas County Libraries tallies more than 33,000 hours of support annually from the volunteers, many of whom are seniors wanting to pitch in where they can. Ayres says the older population is an invaluable resource, with some volunteering regularly for more than 10 years. People serving court-ordered community service for misdemeanors are also welcome.
Aside from having the chance to build a resume and the opportunity to give back, the volunteers act as ambassadors for Douglas County Libraries' seven branches.
"They're important mouthpieces for the community," Ayres said. "They're extending our reach by getting the word out about what they're accomplishing."
The volunteers were recognized for their contributions during National Volunteer Week in late April. There are always plenty of opportunities to get involved, Ayres said.
Call 303-791-7323 or visit www.douglascountylibraries.org and click on the "volunteer" link at the bottom of the page.


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Thursday, February 13, 2014
We were only two weeks away from spring break and I was already getting ready to be home for a week in my hometown of Glenwood Springs. Every year since I had arrived at Fort Lewis, the tradition was for me to return home for all of the breaks; I really treasured that time with my family since I was now living away from them for eight months. Unlike many of my other friends, I had never considered any other alternative for spring break but that changed last year in March of 2013 when my roommate, Hana, offered an interesting proposition.
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Monday, January 20, 2014
When I applied to Fort Lewis College, I thought I knew exactly what career path I wanted to pursue. My plan was to get a bachelor's degree in psychology, and enter a master's program for Child Life Specialists. Shortly after I was accepted, I had my first encounter with Village Aid Project-Engineers Without Borders (VAP-EWB). During the Albuquerque area open house, clips of VAP-EWB projects were shown. I had just committed to Fort Lewis College and the opportunity to fulfill my lifelong dream for international service made me even more excited! After the video completed, I whispered to my mother, "I am going to do that." Four years later, my career path is more ambitious and I am more compassionate toward others thanks to VAP-EWB.
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Four arrested after leaving accident scene
A 17-year-old boy and his passengers, two 19-year-old men and a boy, were arrested for walking away from their vehicle after it was involved in an accident on 68th Street and Edgerton Avenue on Dec. 14.
Greenfield police located the passengers on South 67th Place and Holmes Avenue, where they were arrested for failure to report an accident and conveyed to the police station. One of the 19-year-old men was also cited for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia and obstructing an officer.
Two of the passengers were transported from the Greenfield Police Station to the hospital for treatment of injuries sustained in the accident.
The driver of the car was located at a home in the 4900 block of South 67th Street, where he was arrested for hit and run causing injury and obstructing an officer.
Resident chased after confronting intruder
A 21-year-old Greenfield man called police after an unknown suspect broke into his home and chased him down the street during the early morning hours of Dec. 16.
According to the victim, the unknown suspect gained entry to his home in the 3300 block of West Coldspring Road by throwing a rock through a window around 2:16 a.m. Dec. 16. When the victim, a 21-year-old man, confronted the intruder, the suspect chased the victim eastbound on West Coldspring Road.
At some point during the chase the suspect turned around and went back to the residence, according to the victim. The report did not state whether or not the suspect stole anything from the home.
The victim ran to McDonald's on South 27th and Coldspring, where he called police.
The suspect was described as a 6-foot, white male weighing 165 pounds. The suspect has blue eyes and was wearing a green hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and had a gray scarf over his face. Due to blood found at the scene of the break-in, the suspect should have injuries to his hands or other extremities.
Police seeking three suspects in armed robbery
Greenfield police are seeking three men who stole merchandise and cash from a local food store after threatening an employee with guns and pepper spray on Dec. 10.
According to the police log:
Three black men, two armed with guns and one armed with pepper spray, stole cartons of cigarettes and an unknown amount of cash at Villager Foods, 6845 W. Layton Ave., around 10:30 p.m.
The men fled on foot and were last seen running toward Southridge Apartments. Two wore gray hoodies and blue jeans and one wore a black ski mask, a blue windbreaker with a white stripe down the sleeves and gray pants with a dark stripe down the legs. All three suspects were wearing white t-shirts under their jackets.
If you have any information about this incident, please contact Greenfield police at 761-5300.
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