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The wood floor creaked with every step Fred Wilson took sweeping from one end of the bank to the other. And as usual Fred was thinking of Amy. Two years is a respectable, proper length of time in a marriage for Amy to be pregnant. Fred just knew it had to be that day they made love down by the river under the willow tree.
Amy will turn sixteen in less than a month, and she is going to make a good mother for what Fred hoped would be a son.
Mr. Baker jerked the door open causing Fred to stammer before saying,
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"Mr. Barley said he wouldn't have the newspaper ready till about nine o'clock Mr. Baker, sir," replied Fred.
Fred knew what was coming next, and he was right. Mr. Baker paced back and forth from the wood-burning stove to his desk three times with his hands clasped behind his back all the while raving about how back east the newspaper was always out on time and the paper came out every day. Fred couldn't imagine how there would be enough new things happening to fill up a newspaper every day.
The sound of dainty leather high button shoes scampering across the porch to the bank door caught their attention. The doorknob turned several times. The door shook and finally Amy got the bank door open and burst through the doorway.
Amy said,
"Daddy, I need to borrow Fred for a few minutes. A new shipment of material came in at the dry goods store and I want first choice of it before all them church ladies get there and start picking through it. By the time they finish, there won't be anything left but scraps."
Amy was just tussled up and inching to get her hands on the new cloth but Mr. Baker said,
"Amy, I need Fred here at the bank. He's my teller. What do you expect me to do if a customer comes in?"
Amy answered that letting out the whiniest,
"Daddyyyy! Puckering up in preparation for one of her Daddy's-little-girl cries, Amy ran to Mr. Baker, threw her arms around him, and pressed her sobbing cheek against his chest.
Mr. Baker responded as she knew he would by saying,
"There, there baby girl, don't cry. Of course Fred can go with you to the dry goods store."
Amy looking as if she had ever shed a sincere tear in her whole life, turned to Fred and said,
"Let's go Freddy."
As the happy couple walked out the door, Mr. Baker shouted,
"Don't forget my paper Fred."
Mrs. Owens greeted Amy from behind the counter saying,
"I'll be right with you Amy as soon as I finish here with Mrs. Horn."
Mrs. Horn was the town's busy body. She socialized with the town's upper crust but pretended to be friends with what she referred to as the Little People in order to be privy to gossip she might otherwise miss. It didn't matter to Mrs. Horn if the gossip was true. In fact, she was the main source of the town's false rumors. Mrs. Horn believed herself to be superior in all ways to both the little people and the so-called upper crust. What she didn't know was that the little people had seen through her veil of evil from the start and began playing a game of their own. The little people mischievously would feed Mrs. Horn with stories meant to steam the pot at the afternoon tea parties of the upper crust. But the upper crust was also smarter than Mrs. Horn gave them credit. They too could see through her, but they indulged her, allowing her to mingle freely among the group to merely serve as a source of entertainment.
Mrs. Horn, the cow that she was, bellowed,
"Amy dear, that material you been waiting for came. You were right Amy it's a lovely shade of blue. I decided to buy some for myself, enough to make curtains for every room in my house. But don't worry; I saved scraps of the material for you."
Amy was furious but would rather die than show it. Mrs. Horn wasn't finished. Mrs. Horn asked,
"Are you going to Miss Clark's tea party and piano recital this afternoon?"
Amy didn't hide the surprise on her face as she replied,
"Why, no Mrs. Horn. I was not invited."
Mrs. Horn knew quite well that Amy wasn't invited. It was Mrs. Horn herself who wrote the invitations for Miss Clark, even hand delivering them for Miss Clark.
Mrs. Horn said,
"Well, it's a shame you are going to miss the piano recital. Miss Clark plays so well."
Amy threw a verbal dart at Mrs. Horn, knowing it would stick.
Amy had a look of innocent delight when she said,
"Oh, it's so wonderful how Miss Clark has changed. Don't you think so Mrs. Horn?"
"Why, whatever are you talking about Amy?"
"You didn't know Mrs. Horn?"
"Know what?"
"Well I'm not one to spread rumors, but I heard that Miss Clark lived in the brothel above the Silverdust Saloon in Coopersville, and also played the piano in the saloon on Friday and Saturday nights before she moved to our town."
"You don't say," said Mrs. Horn.
"Don't tell anyone Mrs. Horn, no one is supposed to know," smiled Amy.
Mrs. Horn said,
"You know I'm not the one to gossip Amy." Amy said,
"I sure know that Mrs. Horn, or for sure I'd never have told you about Mrs. Clark."
Mrs. Horn was so anxious to spread the story that as she hurried out the door, she caught the sleeve of her blouse on the hook, and without taking the time to properly unhook it, Mrs. Horn just jerked the sleeve, ripping a large hole in her blouse. But that didn't slow Mrs. Horn down, she hurried out the door, she had work to do.
Amy turned to Fred saying,
"Let's get out of here Fred. I don't want to be anywhere around when that old busy body starts telling that lie."
Fred was concerned about being away from the bank. As they passed the newspaper office Fred remembered Mr. Baker's newspaper. As they made their way across the street, Amy more than once had to sidestep in order to avoid piles of manure left behind by passing horses. Amy stated her belief to Fred that one day their may be a law against allowing horses to leave their droppings on main street.
Fred didn't know how a law like that could ever be enforced but laughed to himself when he thought of the possibility of a man getting put in jail for what his horse did.
Fred glanced up at the saloon girls on the balcony of the hotel. The little blonde haired woman smiled at Fred and threw Fred a kiss. Fred immediately looked away. Thank goodness Amy didn't see that, thought Fred.
Fred held the door to the bank open for Amy and followed her in, but halfway in Amy let out a scream. It was Mr. Baker. He lay on the floor dead, shot through the heart. The safe door was open, and the safe was empty.........Continued.
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May day parade, organized by the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions and joined by more than 30 unions and organizations, called for legislating a minimum wage, regulating working hours, implementing collective bargaining, opposing subcontracting system and improving occupational safety and health. HKCTU said that more than 2000 people joined the march. I joined the march as well and want to know what is the main message in the march, which I think, highlights the goals of the current labor movements. In the rally, the HKCTU first cheered up all of workers to show solidarity and got prepared for fighting altogether. Various unions and organizations gathered in the Victoria park and waved their banners to express their identities and claims.
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Last year Macau has a recorded 17% GDP growth, the gambling and tourist industry is blooming. However, the May Day demonstration in the past few years has been getting more and more violent. This year, it has resulted in 5 open gunshots by the police in the city center among the crowd. There is one suspected injured. However, the Macau mainstream media has downplayed the issue and kept defending the police's action.
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Yesterday, Beijing announced the route of passing the torch. I never thought that our idiotic government (Taiwan government) rejects the torch. It repeatedly protested against political intervention into sports. But it keeps intervening into sports with politics.
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Doesn't you idiotic government like referendum very much? If you have guts, why not organize a referendum on whether we should accept the torch? It only cares about its own political interest and completely neglect the chance for Taiwan to expose herself to the world by delivering the torch. It also does not care about the positive effect on tourism. … …
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The recent storm aroused by the Chinese University of Hong Kong student newspaper's erotic section is just the tip of the iceberg. Political censorsihp has been manipulating public opinion in seemingly apolitical sectors. Previously, we saw during the consultation over digital media copyrights how the state machinery used "protection of copyrights" to attempt to introduce a system to filter and delete contents, or else intimidate personal or small websites through fines.
Another gap through which political censorship can be introduced is pornography. This gap gathers the power of the state as well as the forces of religious people and fake moral politicians. So far, they have focused on gender and gay rights groups, but we must extend our battlelines in light of the court decision two days ago: the police filed charges against a netizen for posting hyperlinks to pornographic websites at a certain forum and the court arrived at a guilty verdict with a fine of HK$5,000. This is a very significant precedent for censorship.
"Would you put an AK45 gun at the dinning table of your living room? This is ridiculous!" said Chan King Fai, a 22 years old activist.
"It is not that we are opposed to the PLA berth, but the symbolism of having PLA berth at Central waterfront is very bad. Central as a political and financial center, together with this military symbolism, it looks like a continuity of colonial rule," said Professor Ms Mirania Szeto from University of Hong Kong, Department of Comparative Literature.
Some said there is a "nail house" in Guangzhou again. But Pan Weiye, the protagonist of this incident, refuses to be classified as "nail". He argues that what he wants is an apartment of the same area in this district.
Pan Weiye's home is a house in Xiguan, an area famous by the wealth class in the past. It was located in the western side of the inner city of Guangzhou, a district for foreign trade in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Pan's house is a historical building and his family has been living here for three generations. There were five families before eviction but now only a family of seven members stays.
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www.interlocals.net is a collaboration among independent / alternative / citizen media that includes www.inmediahk.net (from Hong Kong), www.coolloud.org (from Taiwan), and www.zonaeuropa.com, etc (for details). As a website, interlocals.net targets non-English speaking people with the aim to encourage communication and dialogue on social, cultural, and political issues in each locality but also in a cross-border context.
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www.interlocals.net是一些獨立/另類/公民媒體,包括www.inmediahk.net(香港),www.coolloud.org(台灣),www.zonaeuropa.com等(詳細資料)協作的計畫. 作為一個網站,interlocals.net的對象為非英語地區的人士, 其目的在於鼓勵不同地區的朋友能就地方的社會,文化和政治方面的問題, 在一個跨國的語景下進行溝通和對話.


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Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. won a unanimous decision over Bryan Vera on Saturday night in his return to the ring from a yearlong absence.Story | Conversation | September 28, 2013
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One thing we know: Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Brian Vera will fight a scheduled 12-round bout Saturday night (HBO, 10:15 ET/PT) at the StubHub Center in Carson, Calif., Chavez's first bout in a year, since a lopsided decision loss to Sergio Martinez ...Blog | September 25, 2013
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Only 39% of utilities stocks are higher than their 50-day moving averages. That's way below healthcare, in which 63% of stocks are higher. Consumer staples has 68% of stocks higher than their averages, and telecom has 75%.
Investors are moving out of defensive stocks and into financials, technology and industrials. Those three categories are about 90% above their 50-day moving averages.
Let's take a look at what's happened to some key defensive stocks lately:
Kroger (KR)
After spending most of March above the $24 mark, Kroger has fallen to close at $22.13 Monday. The supermarket giant has been below its 50-day moving average for months.
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)
The stock is starting to turn down after topping $69 at the end of July. It closed Monday at $67.70. The stock has been above its 50-day moving average since about mid-June, but it's been falling and is just about equal to its 50-day average at this point.
Consolidated Edison (ED)
This utility stock is also in a downturn after starting the month close to $65. It closed Monday at $61.96. It just fell below its 50-day moving average this month.
Southern Company (SO)
Another one on the way down. This utility stock was above $48 at the start of the month, but closed Monday at $45.97. It's also below its 50-day moving average.
The telecom giant is still cruising, closing Monday at $36.89. It's climbed nearly 32% over the last year, paying off nicely for investors looking for dividends and safety. The stock has seen just the slightest of slowdowns over the last few days, but that's certainly not enough to make a trend. The stock is still above its 50-day moving average.
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Milosevic Earns Division I Independent Basketball Honor
December 20, 2006
NJIT sophomore forward Nesho Milosevic is the national NCAA Division I Independent Men's Basketball Newcomer of the Week. Milosevic and his teammates, who have not played since Dec. 11 due to exams, resume play on Thursday at 7:30 p.m., when they visit St. John's University for a game against the Red Storm. >>
Crowe Becomes NJIT Career Scoring Leader vs. Lehigh
December 11, 2006
Senior Kelly Crowe became the all-time women's basketball career scoring leader for NJIT, raising her career total to 1,325 points in Saturday afternoon's 70-44 loss to visiting Lehigh. Crowe, who finished with five points, scored the historic basket on a three-pointer with 9:49 left in the second half. >>
NJIT Womens Soccer Coach and Three Players Will Go to College Cup
November 29, 2006
NJIT women's soccer coach Alyssa Radu and players Amanda Bayiokos, Katie Hepfinger and Briana Morales will participate in the NCAA Division I Women's College Cup YES Clinic for girls and boys ages 10-16 on Dec. 2 in Cary, NC. The three players were selected from among student-athletes from across the country who applied to take part as volunteers in the clinic. >>
Highlanders Set for Siena Visit Tonight at 7 p.m.
November 27, 2006
The NJIT men's basketball team is set to host Siena College tonight at 7 p.m. in a game that is expected to fill the Estelle and Zoom Fleisher Athletic Center. NJIT, which will play its fourth Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) opponent in its first five Division I contests, returns to action for the first time since Nov. 18. The Highlanders attracted widespread notice when they stunned defending MAAC regular season champion Manhattan, 56-55, at Manhattan to open the season on Nov. 11. Underlining that win, they topped another MAAC member, Rider, in the NJIT home opener, 63-52. >>
Highlanders Top Wilmington College, 86-54
November 22, 2006
Freshman Katie Piekielski's personal career-high and game-high 21 points led four double-figure scorers and NJIT rolled to an 86-54 women's basketball win over Wilmington College of Delaware Tuesday night. NJIT got 13 points from Jill Dickinson and 10 points each from co-captains Aine O'Dwyer and Kelly Crowe. >>
Highlander Women Claim First Division I Win by 21 points
November 20, 2006
NJIT, playing its third game of women's basketball against NCAA Division I competition, surged into the win column emphatically, blasting Norfolk State University, 91-70, in Saturday's consolation game of the Lancer Invitational, hosted by Longwood University. >>
Highlanders Keep Rolling; Top Rider University, 63-52
November 15, 2006
Senior Marc Milbourne Swan scored a game-high 17 points, leading NJIT past visiting Rider, 63-52, in men's college basketball Tuesday night. Milbourne Swan scored 15 of his points in the second half, as NJIT pulled away from a 21-21 halftime tie, raising the Highlanders' record to 2-0 in their first season of competition at the Division I level. >>
Highlanders Dominate St. Francis, 3-0
November 02, 2006
Kristy Haeckel's superb attacking led the way for NJIT in the Highlanders' dominant 3-0 win over visiting St. Francis in women's volleyball Wednesday night in the Fleisher Athletic Center. >>
Highlanders Sweep Wagner for Seventh Win
October 27, 2006
NJIT rolled past visiting Wagner, 3-0, Wednesday for the Highlanders' seventh women's volleyball win in their inaugural season of competition at the NCAA Division I level. It was NJIT's second win over Wagner this season. >>
Valentin Goal Lifts NJIT Over Longwood in OT
October 16, 2006
Jo Rene Valentin's goal in the third minute of the second overtime period lifted NJIT to a 1-0 win at Atlantic Soccer Conference rival Longwood Sunday afternoon. The victory, their first on the road, boosted the Highlanders to 2-1-1 in the Atlantic Soccer Conference, solidifying their hopes of qualifying for the four-team ASC postseason tournament. >>
Saeed Named Division I Independent Runner of the Week
October 13, 2006
NJIT sophomore Umar Saeed is the national Division I Independent Runner of the Week. Saeed was honored for his record-setting run in the Highlander Invitational hosted by NJIT at Branch Brook Park in Newark on Sunday. >>
NJIT Day 2006 Salutes 125 Years of Highlander Spirit
October 09, 2006
Members of the NJIT community gathered on Lubetkin Field on Oct. 7 to sing Happy Birthday and enjoy a six-foot ceremonial cake. The event was a highlight of NJIT Day, the university's annual fall festival, and part of NJIT's ongoing celebration of the 125th anniversary of Newark Technical School. >>
NJIT Goalkeeper Named ASC Player/Goalie of the Week
October 03, 2006
osh Osit, NJIT's sophomore goalkeeper, was named as Atlantic Soccer Conference Player/Goalie of the Week for his play in the Highlanders' 1-0-1 week. Osit was in goal for both a 1-1 double overtime tie against defending ASC champ Hartwick last Tuesday and for a come-from-behind 2-1 overtime win over Howard last Saturday. >>
More than 70 women faculty and staff members at NJIT gathered recently for breakfast to mingle and greet new faculty and staff plus commend others for recent outstanding accomplishments. Shweta Dhadiwal, a master's degree candidate in electrical engineering, and Theresa Benony, a junior in the biomedical engineering program, were recognized as this year's winners of scholarships sponsored by the Murray Center. >>
Men's Tennis Team Registers First Division I Victory
September 19, 2006
The NJIT men's tennis team made history Saturday afternoon, registering its first victory as an NCAA Division I program in a 4-3 win over Rider University. >>
First Division I Win for NJIT, 3-0 Over Manhattan
September 01, 2006
The NJIT women's volleyball team made history Friday night, registering its first victory as an NCAA Division I program in a 3-0 (30-19, 30-25, 30-23) win over Manhattan College in the American Invitational. >>
Perez Leads NJIT Past Iona College 5-0 in Soccer Season Opener
August 28, 2006
Freshman Osvaldo Perez scored once in each half to lead a five-goal attack for NJIT in its 5-0 men's soccer win over Iona in Friday night's season opener at Lubetkin Field. NJIT faculty and staff celebrated the opening night of the 2006 soccer season with a welcome-back barbecue. Pictured at left are Lenny Kaplan, athletic director and Tony Howell, executive director of NJIT's Educational Opportunity Program. >>
NJIT Women's Soccer Team Kicks Off 2006 Season on August 25
August 16, 2006
The NJIT women's soccer team kicks off the 2006 season at home against Marshall University on August 25 at 4 p.m. in the first of this doubleheader action. Admission: adults-$5; staff/faculty-$4; children/senior citizens-$3; NJIT students-free with ID. >>
The NJIT men's soccer team kicks off into action in their first organized game for fall 2006 as they take on Saint Francis College of New York in a scrimmage on Lubetkin Field tonight at 7 p.m. Admission is free. >>
Seven Highlanders Named NJCBA Division II/III All-State
June 01, 2006
NJIT baseball players Peter Rivera, Robert Forbes, Craig Binkiewicz, Mike Turner, Jeff Potter, Derrick McCain and Chris Parenti were all named to the 2006 New Jersey Collegiate Baseball Association Division II/III All-State team. The NJCBA honored its all-state team and major awards at its annual dinner in Edison on May 30. >>
NJIT Leads First Day of ECAC Baseball Tournament
May 22, 2006
Host NJIT is the leader after the first round of play in the 2006 Eastern College Athletic Conference Division II Baseball Championship tournament played Sunday at Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium in Newark. NJIT and Molloy are scheduled to continue play in the championship round today at 1 p.m. at Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium. >>
New Jersey Institute of Technology will host the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division II Baseball Championship tournament at Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium in Newark on May 21 and May 22. Sunday's action begins at 12 noon, with #2 NJIT (24-17) taking on #3 Felician (29-25) in Game One. >>
NJIT tied a school record for wins in a baseball season, winning the first game of last night's CACC doubleheader, 5-3, over visiting Nyack College at Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium. The team picked up its 23rd win of the season, matching the school record set just two seasons ago in 2004 when the team finished 23-24. >>
Highlanders Sweep USP, 4-3, 5-2 in CACC Action
May 09, 2006
NJIT got two complete-game victories from senior starting pitchers Chris Legiadre and Rob Forbes, sweeping Saturday afternoon's Central Atlantic College Conference baseball doubleheader from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, 4-3 and 5-2, at Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium. >>
Highlanders Sweep Philadelphia, 12-3 and 9-6
May 01, 2006
The first game of Saturday's baseball doubleheader was decided early and the second game was in doubt until the final pitch, but the end result was the same, as NJIT swept Philadelphia University, 12-3 and 9-6, Saturday at Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium. >>
NJIT Rallies Past Powerful West Chester University, 9-8
April 25, 2006
Rob Forbes (at left) singled down the right field line, scoring Derrick McCain from second with the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning, as NJIT rallied for a 9-8 win over powerful West Chester University (PA) in non-conference baseball last night at Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium. The win raised NJIT's season record to 17-14. >>
Five-Run Ninth Inning Lifts Baseball Over Nyack, 15-8
April 10, 2006
The NJIT baseball team (10-10, 3-6 CACC) defeated Nyack College (8-16-1, 4-8 CACC ) 15-8 on Friday night in Nyack, New York. The Highlanders scored five runs in the ninth inning for the win and out-hit Nyack 18-9. >>
Men's Volleyball Team Extends Winning Streak
March 13, 2006
The NJIT men's volleyball team extended its winning streak to six straight matches, taking a 3-1 decision at Sacred Heart University. All six wins have come in the Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Hay Division. >>
NJIT sophomore Erika Taugher has been called up to join Portugal's national women's soccer team for the upcoming Algarve Women's Soccer Cup to be contested by the national teams of 11 countries, including the United States, between March 9 and March 15. >>
Winter Weather Cancels Weekend Doubleheaders
March 03, 2006
The NJIT baseball doubleheaders that were scheduled to be played on March 4 and March 5 have been cancelled. The winter storm that hit the area on March 5 resulted in unplayable field conditions that are expected to remain so throughout the weekend. >>
Women's Basketball Team Upends Georgian Court, 76-58
February 22, 2006
Six players, including two reserves, reached double-figure scoring for NJIT in its 76-58 women's basketball win over visiting Georgian Court College last night. >>
NJIT Men's Tennis Team Tops East Stroudsburg, 6-3
February 20, 2006
The NJIT mens' tennis team got on track Saturday night, scoring its first win of the spring semester—a 6-3 victory over East Stroudsburg University that evened the Highlanders' season record at 3-3. >>
NJIT Women's Tennis Team Sweeps East Stroudsburg, 9-0
February 20, 2006
The NJIT women's tennis team rolled to a 9-0 win over visiting East Stroudsburg University Saturday night at the Tenafly Racquet Club. The Highlanders, now 8-3 in 2005-06, dominated the singles competition, taking all six spots and winning four. >>
Three Highlanders Ranked Among National Stat Players
February 14, 2006
Three NJIT men's volleyball players—Eduardo Welter, Christianssen Siddayao and Rodrigo Correa—were ranked among the national NCAA Division I-II statistical leaders through matches of February 6 >>
Highlanders Picked Second in CACC Preseason Poll
February 10, 2006
NJIT, the 2005 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) regular season baseball champion, was picked to finish second in 2006 preseason voting by the 10 CACC coaches. The 2006 Highlanders are scheduled to open play with a March 4 non-conference home doubleheader against East Stroudsburg University. >>
Junior guard Clayton Barker is among the national leaders in scores and steals in NCAA Division II, according to men's basketball rankings compiled by the NCAA through games of January 29. Barker is 18th in the latest rankings at 21.8 points per game. >>
Late Spurt Lifts NJIT Against Goldey-Beacom College, 68-55
January 30, 2006
It took a late spurt by sophomore guard Jackie McCaffrey (at left) before the NJIT women's basketball team could breathe easily in its 68-55 win over Goldey-Beacom College on Saturday. >>
NJIT Men's Swimming Team Tops FDU-Florham, 78-49
January 26, 2006
Marc Ubaldi set a new school record in the 100-yard freestyle and the NJIT mens' swimming team captured a 78-49 win over visiting Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham Wednesday night. >>
Highlanders Edge Powerful Lewis University, 3-2
January 23, 2006
NJIT began its brief Midwest men's volleyball trip with a rousing 3-2 win over traditional power Lewis University Friday night. The Highlanders, now 2-0, will take on Loyola University of Chicago on Saturday night. >>
Highlanders Belt Post University, 79-66
January 20, 2006
NJIT scored 22 of the game's first 24 points and went on to a 79-66 road win over Post University in a meeting of the two top women's basketball teams in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Thursday night. The win for NJIT was its fourth straight and fifth in the last six games. >>
NJIT Defense Smothers Felician College, 51-33
January 18, 2006
NJIT held visiting Felician College without a point for nearly 10 minutes in the second half and the end result was a 51-33 win for the Highlanders in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference women's basketball Tuesday night. >>
NJIT Opens Season With 3-0 Sweep of Mount Olive
January 17, 2006
NJIT's trio of Brazilian players led the offense in the season-opening 3-0 men's volleyball sweep of Mount Olive College on Saturday afternoon. Leonardo Paludo and Eduardo Welter were NJIT's kill leaders and Rodrigo Correa, a freshman setter, collected 26 assists in triggering the Highlanders' offense. >>
Holding a second straight opponent to just 46 points, the NJIT women's basketball team won a defensive struggle, toppling Philadelphia University, 49-46, Thursday night. The Highlanders raised their record to 8-4 overall and 6-3 in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. >>
Balanced Highlanders Notch 82-69 Win Over Wilmington
January 11, 2006
The NJIT men's basketball team scored an 82-69 Central Collegiate Conference win over visiting Wilmington on Tuesday evening. The Highlanders, now 5-7 overall and 2-5 in the CACC, had a balanced offense, with five double-figure scorers. >>
Baskous Earns All-Region Honors
January 09, 2006
Dena Baskous was honored by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America on its 2005 all-New England Region second team. Baskous, a sophomore, was a key player in helping NJIT post new program records for overall wins and conference wins while also making postseason play for the first time. >>
Highlanders Top Virginia, 79-63, in Shootout Competition
January 03, 2006
The NJIT women's basketball team defeated the University of Virginia's College at Wise, 79-63, in the consolation game of the South Padre Island Shootout on Dec. 29. Kelly Crowe, who led all scorers with 23 points, became the fifth woman in NJIT history to cross the 1,000 career point threshold. Read more. >>


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Business & marketing advice, news and features, design inspiration, and the art of gifting.
DIY - Sharpie Mug
Are you a coffee drinker? Do you know any? If you fall into either category, you can appreciate this idea: the Sharpie mug. The Sharpie mug makes for a great gift or it can add a little pizazz to your cupboard. Personally, I like using festive mugs more than your run-of-the-mill plain ones; they simply make me happy :) Whether you're looking for your next gift item or you're an employer who would like to show gratitude for great staff, this mug is sure to be a hit!
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#DIY Gifts & Giveaways: Origami-Heart Notes
If you're a fan of #DIY crafts for personalized gifts, promotional giveaways and event supplies, you should consider adding a personal touch to your next gift, giveaway or event with gorgeous origami-heart notes.
We're always looking for innovative ways to say "thanks" to special clients that deserve some extra attention, and promotional giveaways are great for that. But nothing says "thanks" like a #DIY gift from the heart. These special origami-heart notes are relatively easy to build, and the graphic below explains it very clearly (even if the instructions are in Chinese).
Though they appear to be envelopes, what you are looking at is actually the notes themselves. Even the heart is apart of the note sheet. You would write or print your note on the inside, of course.
You'll need two separate sheets of paper in a square cut for this project. To maximize the marketing effect of this note, you should use a sheet of paper that features your company logo in a tasteful way. You can also add your logo to promotional mints or candy, and attach the mints or candy as a part of the gift. Thanks to Duitang for posting the image.
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Thank You, Illinois Retina Institute!
AnyPromo customers love to share stories of their shopping experiences with the company and its massive catalog of over 40,000 promotional products, marketing giveaways and event supplies.
Another day, another happy customer. We're honored to serve the Illinois Retina Institute with a sizable box of low-cost but high-quality promotional pens that write "silky smooth", like the more expensive pens on the market. Susanne was more than pleased with the build quality of the pen at its absurdly low price point.
"There are literally a thousand different pen choices on the market, so it seems like a needle in a haystack to find a good pen at a great price. As important as well is working with a company that actually provides customer service and for being a major online retailer, the service at AnyPromo.com feels like the store next door.
After ordering the VIVID pen along with a more expensive pen from another retailer, the VIVID pen, purchased for just .32 each, has the perfect grip, it comes in our logo blue, and writes fantastic, not too thin and not too thick. It doesn't leave blotches of ink, and can be held at any angle and still produces a silky smooth line of ink It's not super lightweight like a cheap pen, but is just the perfect weight. I'm not embarrassed to give these pens out to our referring doctors who are used to being treated royally."
- Susanne Myers, the Illinois Retina Institute, SC
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27 Truths about Advertisers and Marketers (and the People that Work with Them)
The advertising and marketing industry is a stressful, fun and all-around weird place, but its inhabitants share a few common traits - even with their clients too.
Below, we unpack a couple of our favorite's from "27 Things Advertising People Know to Be True", but we'll start with our own original truth about advertisers: we sure do like memes, don't we? Anyway, here's our five favorites from the Buzzfeed post:
9. QR codes often disappoint us.
20. Your friends and family in other industries assume your life resembles a Hollywood production.
21. You'll find a stereotype in every department.
27. Drinking happens… a lot.
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How SoBe® Used Promotional Giveaways to Go Mainstream
John Bello used promotional giveaways to grow his beverage brand, SoBe®, from a niche set of bottled drinks to a mainstream phenomenon that PepsiCo eventually bought out. Today, he's building up new brands with strikingly similar marketing strategies.
Promotional giveaway campaigns work. Need proof? Just ask John Bello, founder of SoBe, which he sold for $370 million, and the architect of SoBe's wildly successful promotional campaigns. How'd he do it?
Promotional Products
Bello leveraged the power of promotional products and a fascinating and unforgettable logo. Combine the two, and you have a series of high-quality promotional products branded with SoBe's iconic lizard. Here's how it went down.
His team would deliver a box of promotional giveaways, such as keychains, to as many SoBe dealers as possible, and the SoBe dealers would hand out the branded products to SoBe customers. The SoBe customers are already fans of the product, and the iconic lizard logo is beautiful and striking enough that it can be appreciated on its own. So the giveaway has two main effects.
Customers as Brand Ambassadors
First, it makes the customer feel appreciated, and in the customer's mind, it creates an association between those positive feelings and SoBe (and sometimes the store itself). That effect makes SoBe more memorable, so the customer is more likely purchase SoBe products in the future. The store owners tend to appreciate the free marketing as well.
Second, the customer would wear or use the promotional product in his or her day-to-day life, and the eye-catching lizard logo would attract others' attention. As a result, the product becomes a conversation starter for the customer's friends, family and acquaintances, and this introduces the brand to new fans.
Rinse & Repeat
As Bello continued SoBe's relentless promotional campaign, his effort slowly paid off as the brand grew to mainstream proportions, but he's not one to take too many days off. After selling the company to PepsiCo, Bello launched a new beverage brand, and he's using the same proven marketing strategies all over again.
In similar fashion, the new company's logo is often sought for the mere fact that's beautiful. "Part of the trick is having cool giveaways and a cooler logo," says Marketing Officer Bruce Burke. The second half of the trick is getting those products into the hands of the target audience.
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Finished Work: Custom Notebook w/ Strap Closure and PVC Cover
Our partner AnyPromo.com is a promotional products retailer/supplier, and the company's graphic artists love to show off their finished work. This is just another design of the many, many designs they finalize on a daily basis.
L3 Technologies of of McAllen, TX is purchasing a fat stack of custom, high-quality, 5" x 7" notebooks featuring a strap closure. With the cloth bookmark, this 80-page notebook is the perfect note-taking companion for any professional, and the PVC cover will help the notebook last well beyond the lifespan of the notes inside the book.
Though these books may be used internally, they are also the perfect promotional giveaway for past clients, potential customers, loyal partners and generous vendors that take note-taking seriously. The recipient would appreciate the high-quality, long-lasting nature of the notebook, but more importantly, your company's logo and message should be often viewed by the owner of the notebook and everyone around him or her.
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#DIY Promotional Giveaway: "Thanks for your Commit-Mint" Gift Bag / Gift Basket
If you're a fan of #DIY crafts for personalized gifts and promotional giveaways, you should consider adding a personal touch to your next giveaway with a "thank you" gift bag / gift basket that plays on the word "mint".
This project is an inexpensive bag or basket of mint candies and perhaps other goodies and gifts. The goal is to find some relevant words that end with "ment" or "mint", such as: commitment, encouragement, involvement, investment, enjoyment, environment, development, meant, etc. The words should be related to the effort that the gift receiver did for you or with you.
After you assemble your bag or basket of mint candies, you attach a note that plays on the word "mint".
For example, if you'd like to thank a client for being such a dedicated and pleasant customer, your note might say, "Thank you for your relentless commit-mint. I hope your involve-mint and invest-mint in our firm continues tomorrow and long into the future." The more often you throw "mint" into the mix, the better the note.
Beneath my Heart developed the concept with an excellent example of a thank you note that plays on the word "mint"; we suggest you check it out if you have an extra few minutes to spare.
If you're offering this gift within a business context, you can also use the opportunity as a promotion for your brand, product or organization. Depending on your situation, you should include product samples and/or a handful of promotional giveaways, customized with your logo and message. AnyPromo is the Web's low-price leader for promotional products, and with a catalog of over 40,000 products, you WILL find the right product for your promotional campaign. From custom iPad cases to custom travel mugs, there's a custom giveaway to fit fit any price point.
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Check Out This Interactive Image of Obama's 20lb bag of Promotional Gifts and Giveaways
The White House held a Correspondent's Party with People & Time Magazine at the end of April, and as usual, businesses from all walks of life were eager to get their swag in front of the House's top brass.
The above image of Obama's 20lb swag bag from the Time/People WH Correspondent's Party is making its way around the Web this week, courtesy of the Washington Post. There's a ton of stuff to check out, and it might even give you ideas for your own promotional giveaway campaign. Hover your mouse over the image to reveal red markers (dots), and when your mouse hovers over the red markers, it reveals some basic details of the promotional giveaway.
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Today's Front Pages Analysis
International talks about Palestine rate Page One coverage today
American efforts to broker the establishment of a Palestinian state is Page One news here, there and places in between as the 40-nation talks start today in Annapolis, Md.
For The New York Times, the news is in the analysis of what is happening, and that's the lead story, clearly labeled "news analysis," and claiming that "Bush Is Offering a Nudge, Not a Shove, to Start Off Wide-Ranging Peace Talks." The Washington Post leads with "Restrained Optimism for Mideast Peace Talks," even as The Philadelphia Inquirer reports "Caution, hope on Mideast summit." Chicago Tribune squares off "Bush makes late peace push," and the Los Angeles Times offers a straight "Mideast delegates convene."
What about the region where peace may be good but also is controversial? Haaretz in Tel Aviv, Israel, banners "Bush to call for two nation states," with the drop head noting that "Tehran feels alone in region" as the major non-invitee to the talks." The Jerusalem Post in Israel leads with a claim that the Palestinian Authority "must control Gaza before getting a state," touching on a controversial aspect of the talks, the divided rule in Palestine, and an off-lead story reporting the Russians expect to host a post-Annapolis summit. The conference makes for the lead story in the English-language Iran Daily in Tehran with a warning about "No Compromise on Values." Gulf News in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates leads with "Bush embarks on final push for Mideast peace," while An-Naher in Beirut, Lebanon, has a Page One photo and story as does Essahafa in Tunis, Tunisia.
Moving up to Europe, Suddeutsche Zeitung in Munich, Germany, takes an optimistic approach with a story and the head "Peace signals in Annapolis." Corriere Della Sera in Milan, Italy, has a photo of a woman blowing the traditional ram's horn and a head reporting "Bush and the peace talks; they are optimistic." Le Monde in Paris also plays the story on Page One, while The Guardian in London reports a "Frantic bid to bridge Middle East divide."
No one knows what the outcome will be, but the world's newspapers will be watching and reporting.
Gene Mater is a Freedom Forum media consultant.