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MARIETTA, GA – For Mohawk Industries, sustainability isn't a buzz word; it is a core value. This year, to formally recognize many long-standing practices, Mohawk is unveiling its first annual sustainability report, A Better World by Design—available exclusively online at www.mohawksustainability.com.
The report details the company's focus on sustainable products, its people and practices which support the planet; and its virtual delivery highlights the company's goals of finding sustainable ways of sharing information.
As a global company operating on three continents, Mohawk has set the international flooring industry standard for commitment to corporate sustainability.
"Mohawk is a company centered around bringing value to everything we do," explains Jeff Lorberbaum, chairman and chief executive officer of Mohawk Industries. "Innovations that bring about positive change to our business, our stakeholders and our communities are the foundations of this report."
From the millions of bottles recycled yearly and made into carpet in Summerville, GA, to the environmentally friendly laminate products manufactured in Europe and North Carolina, Mohawk continues to lead by example.
"It's not simply about being 'green,'" adds William Kilbride, chief sustainability officer at Mohawk Industries. "We must ensure that the environment and all of our stakeholders benefit in the long run. That is only achieved through open and honest communication."
Teams from Dal-Tile, Mohawk Flooring and Unilin have dedicated their time, research and efforts toward creating truly sustainable products and implementing new practices that not only benefit the environment, but also Mohawk's customers and end-users.
"A Better World by Design is a comprehensive report constructed according to the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) guidelines," says Jenny Cross, global sustainability director at Mohawk. "GRI is the only globally-recognized, comprehensive platform for sustainability reporting."
Over the past several years, Mohawk has taken a strong position of providing customers and consumers with certification and validation of all sustainable products and practices. Mohawk's first sustainability report provides this same level of confidence.
"Sustainability is about transparency and assurance," adds Cross. "We felt it was our duty to provide our stakeholders with a report backed by solid documentation, and third-party assurance from an internationally recognized sustainability auditing firm."
The sustainability team at Mohawk enlisted FIRA as the report assurance provider. FIRA, headquartered in The Netherlands, is a global company that has worked with several best-in-class companies and has in-depth knowledge of sustainability and GRI.
Part of Mohawk's overall commitment to sustainability includes placing access to the report completely online to save paper resources. To access the first annual Mohawk sustainability report, visit www.mohawksustainability.com.
A long-standing industry leader in sustainability, Mohawk Industries pioneers a strong focus on driving environmentally sound practices inside and outside of its facilities. The flooring manufacturer continues to make significant investments in state-of-the-art technologies to enable the creation of life enhancing, eco-friendly products and processes. For more information about Mohawk's sustainable initiatives, visit www.mohawkgreenworks.com.


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UPDATE: Landmark Bank Suspect Released from Hospital
COLUMBIA - Hospital officals discharged Landmark Bank suspect, Edward Prince Roberts, from University Hospital Tuesday. Roberts was shot during a police pursuit in Cooper County.
Police say the Landmark Bank off of Nifong Boulevard near the intersection with Providence Road was robbed around 10 am Tuesday.
Officer Latisha Stroer said the suspect walked into the bank and demanded money, but did not reveal if he had a weapon. The bank teller had minor injuries, but Stroer did not say how.
After being taken into custody, Roberts admitted to the Boone County Bank Robbery that occured on April 23.
Investigators do not know how much money the suspect took from the bank.
Stroer said it was too early to tell if a car chase in Cooper County is related to the robbery.

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In "Love," the Cirque du Soleil Las Vegas spectacular based on the Beatles' music, there's a brief scene as odd as it is affecting: a shadow-play "conversation" between the group members, pieced together from snippets of recording studio banter.
Though the moment is fleeting, it's clear from the shadow projections which Beatle is which – a sign of just how ingrained the images of John, Paul, George and Ringo are in many of us. While touching – it's the Beatles' "cameo" in the show they inspired – there's a certain eeriness and sadness attached even as the audience wants the illusion to go on.
Last week's release of The Beatles: Rock Band and news that "Yellow Submarine" is set to be remade by Disney using 3-D performance capture technology, mark two giant steps in not only the continuing revival of the group, but its reanimation.
But for generations that didn't grow up steeped in Fab Four lore, will the Beatle avatars become the new icons?
Even when the group was together, there were attempts to capture the magic in other forms, such as in the goofily fun 1960s Saturday-morning cartoon, and, of course, in the trippy 1968 animated feature "Yellow Submarine." The 1970s Broadway show "Beatlemania," which featured lookalikes playing the group's songs, promised "an incredible simulation."
Some three decades later, technology is providing the means to make good on the "incredible simulation" pledge. Rock Band, whatever one thinks of video games, does as good a job as can be expected in capturing the group members at different point in their journey as a band.
The "Yellow Submarine" reboot is being directed by Robert Zemeckis, who first used the performance capture technique in the at times exhilarating "Polar Express" (let's hope they techies since have made strides toward putting a little life in the characters' eerie eyes). Zemeckis has an obvious kinship to the Beatles: he used what's now ancient screen wizardry to insert John Lennon into 1994's "Forest Gump," and he directed the charming 1978 comedy "I Want to Hold Your Hand."
Other than providing the music (no small contribution, of course), the Beatles had little to do with the original "Yellow Submarine," other than mugging for the camera in a short live-action coda. It's unclear whether Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr will lend their bodies or voices to the remake, though the prospect seems unlikely.
But if recent patterns hold, the duo – and the families of Lennon and George Harrison – no doubt will be intimately involved in overseeing the project, as they were in the creation of Rock Band.
More than money, the tight control exerted over the Beatles' property is about protecting and extending their legacy. Even with the release last week of the remastered Beatles CDs, the music promotion game has changed. McCartney recently said his motivation for allowing Rock Band to go forward was making sure "our music is getting played."
McCartney just wrapped an incredible U.S. tour. Starr most recently hit the road last year. Both are still making music, but are pushing 70. They clearly realize new platforms are needed to keep the Beatles' music alive without them.
If Rock Band seems like a natural way to reach teens, the "Yellow Submarine" remake appears aimed at attracting younger kids – much like the original film, which hooked many of us too young to remember the Beatles as a group.
The images these and future generations retain of the band, whether as animated videogame figures, CGI-like movie characters or as flesh-and-blood humans who revolutionized music, remains to be seen. As Harrison liked to say, in a quote featured on the poster for the original "Yellow Submarine": "It's all in the mind, y'know."
Or as Lennon told us in "Strawberry Fields Forever": "Nothing is real."
Still, in whatever form it's delivered, we'll always have the music – which is a lot more satisfying and lasting than grasping at shadows.
Hester is founding director of the award-winning, multi-media NYCity News Service at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism. He is the former City Editor of the New York Daily News, where he started as a reporter in 1992. Follow him on Twitter.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Jan. 27, 2011) – In a Greek league match between two teams with U.S. players, outside hitter Jayson Jablonsky (Yorba Linda, Calif.) and Olympiacos defeated setter Jonathan Winder and PAOK, 25-19, 25-21, 25-20 on Jan. 23.
Jablonsky started all three sets and scored seven points on six kills (0.38 hitting percentage) and one block. He was also credited with 19 receptions, 68 percent positive and 26 percent excellent.
Winder started all three sets, but did not score for PAOK. He set the team to a 0.35 hitting percentage.
The victory moved Olympiacos into fourth place in the league while PAOK is in fifth.
In another Greek league match between teams with U.S. players, league-leading Iraklis, including U.S. opposite Brook Billings (Santa Barbara, Calif.) and outside hitter Ryan Owens (Evanston, Ill.) defeated U.S. opposite Will Price (Gaithersburg, Md.) and GS Lamia, 3-1 (23-25, 25-13, 25-17, 25-20).
Billings led all scorers with 15 points on 11 kills (0.32 hitting percentage), two blocks and two aces. Owens, who substituted in the first set and started the next three, added 14 points on eight kills (0.26 hitting percentage), four blocks and two aces. Price led Lamia with 14 points on 14 kills (0.20 hitting percentage).
To view video of the top 10 Greek league plays of the week, including the Nos. 9 and 5 plays, which are from the match between Iraklis and Lamia, and the Nos. 6 and 1 plays, which are from the match between Olympiacos and PAOK, click here.
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U.S. middle blocker Russell Holmes (Fountain Valley, Calif.) and his Brazilian league team Vivo/Minas defeated Medley/Campinas, 3-2 (21-25, 26-24, 16-25, 25-20, 15-12). Holmes substituted in the first set and started the next four. He finished with eight points on five kills and three blocks.
The Russian Volleyball Federation held its fifth annual All-Star Game on Jan. 22 in Kemerovo, Russia. The East Team, including U.S. outside hitter Reid Priddy (Richmond, Va.), defeated the West Team, including setter Kevin Hansen (Newport Beach, Calif.) and opposite Clay Stanley (Honolulu, Hawaii), 3-1 (25-20, 24-26, 25-16, 25-22).
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U.S. middle blocker Ryan Millar (Alpine, Utah) and Asseco Resovia Rzeszów fell to PGE Skra Bełchatów, 3:1 (25-15, 25-22, 30-32, 25-16) in a Cup of Poland match on Jan. 22.
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Evan Patak (Pleasanton, Calif.) led all scorers with 15 points on 15 kills as he helped his Korean league team Korean Air defeat KEPCO45, 25-20, 25-19, 28-26 on Jan. 24.
U.S. outside hitter Scott Touzinsky (St. Louis, Mo.) and his German league team SCC Berlin defeated EnBW TV Rottenburg, 25-16, 25-21, 28-26 on Jan. 22. Touzinsky started the first two sets and scored five points on four kills and one ace. He was also credited with 20 receptions, 75 percent positive and 25 percent excellent. To view photos from the match, click here.
SCC Berlin followed that with a 25-21, 25-20, 25-20 victory over RWE Volleys Bottrop on Jan. 26. Touzinsky started all three sets and scored five points on five kills. He was also credited with 17 receptions, 65 percent positive and 24 percent excellent.
U.S. setter Brian Thornton (San Clemente, Calif.) and his French B league team Chaumont defeated Nancy, 25-19, 25-21, 25-23 on Jan. 22.
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The feud between three-time defending Langley Speedway champion C.E. Falk and former two-time titlist Greg Edwards has been one of the more aggressive on the track's fourth-tenths-of-a-mile oval in recent years.
And while both sound like they'll be happy when it's over, there appears to be only one solution: one's car has to get faster than the other's. We'll find out if that happens at 7 p.m. Saturday when Late Model twin 50-lappers highlight a five-race card.
"Honestly, the problem with me and C.E. is that both of us want to win and both of our cars are really fast," Edwards said. "It seems like we're both on top of each other every week, and nobody wants to let anybody go.
"We're going to have to get that straightened out eventually or it's going to get worse. I know the fans might like it, but it's not all that much fun going to the track and feeling like you're going to get your car torn up."
Edwards, second to Tony Stewart in last week's Denny Hamlin charity race at Richmond International Raceway, has gotten the worst of the feud with Falk. He was leading the season opener, but finished ninth when he was spun out late by Falk, who finished fourth after being sent to the back of the pack.
More contact between the two in the season's second race, the first of twin 50-lappers on April 21, sent a fender flying from Edwards' car. Falk won both races, with Edwards finishing second in the first and third in the second.
"I hope it's a little less exciting this Saturday," Falk said. "We've had pretty equal cars and have been duking it pretty hard.
"He's obviously been working hard and got a little better. We haven't been quite on top of what we've been doing, because we built a new car this winter (for South Boston) and that's hurt our Langley car.
"But we practiced at Langley on Friday and we're better than ever."
Some separation in speed would, of course, make a clash of sheet metal less likely.
"It's just really hard racing and two hard-heads who don't want to give anything up," Edwards said. "C.E. is a good driver.
"We just have to get our car a tiny bit faster and we won't have that issue."
Falk said, "We've put on a show and it's been rough, but hopefully we'll be fast enough to make it a little less exciting."
That sounds fine, but there's no guarantee that only two drivers will be up at the front. Two-time champion Mark Wertz was in the top three the past two races, five-time champ Danny Edwards Jr. has two top-fours in three races and Wesley Falk was the opening night winner.
"The competition is definitely getting tighter, because everyone is catching up to the 40 (C.E. Falk) a little bit," Danny Edwards said. "A lot of people have overlooked us, but we're going to be onto some pretty good things soon."
Wertz said, "I feel like we're definitely a lot closer. We were able to put pressure on Greg and C.E. toward the end of the past two races.
"But it's definitely gotten more physical out there and I hope some guys realize they have to settle down or it's going to be a long year for them. I'll definitely do my part not to cause wrecks."
NOTES: Saturday's card includes 25-lappers for the Legends and UCARs and a 30-lapper for the Pro-6 Division.
C.E. Falk won the Hunter Index Award for this past month. The national award goes to the driver with the most success in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series. Falk won on the strength of five victories so far this season at three tracks.
WHAT: Legends, UCARs, Pro-6 Division, twin Late Model 50-lappers.
WHEN: Racing starts at 7 p.m. Saturday. Gates open at 2, qualifying at 4:30.
WHERE: Langley Speedway, 11 Dale Lemonds Dr., Hampton.