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Families displaced by an apartment fire in Red Bank Monday night are staying in a downtown hotel as fire crews work to determine a cause.
Just before 7:30 Monday night the Red Bank Fire Department had to battle yet another fire in the same area as it did last week, but this time it was at Ravencrofts Apartments located at 300 W Midvale Avenue.
Red Bank Fire Chief Mark Mathews said the fire started in Ravenscroft Apartment #9 but five other apartments were also affected.
"Of course, there was residual smoke and water damage to the others. Plus the apartments underneath the fire, you're gonna have water damage. That's just part of the firefighting operation," he said.
Mathews tell Channel-3 apartment 9 is completely destroyed and a loss, while the other five apartments just have smoke and water damage.
"If you're living in an apartment, you gotta remember the actions of your neighbors can affect everyone in the building. Naturally if there's a fire, it's gonna affect more than just one family," he said.
Andy Stephens has lived in the apartment complex for ten years and isn't scared for his safety during a fire.
"These places have fire walls which is unusual for older apartments, they have concrete beams between the apartments, so it's usually pretty well contained unless it's a really bad fire," he said.
Monday's fire is one of two Stephens has seen since he's lived at Ravenscroft. This one, he said, is the more tame of the two.
"Basically just a lot of smoke and you could see the plastic curtains melting, they were falling down. But there really wasn't a lot of exterior smoke until they broke the windows out," Stephens said.
The America Red Cross responded to assist the families of the six apartment units affected by the fire. Dallas Bay VFD also responded to assist Red Bank for additional manpower.
A shelter was opened at Red Bank Baptist Church to temporarily house the families. But a manager at Ravenscroft tells Channel-3 they've since moved displaced residents to a downtown hotel.
Damages are unknown at this time as the cause of the fire is under investigation by the Red Bank Fire Department.
This is the second apartment fire that the Red Bank Fire Department has had to battle in four days. It was also the second shelter set up at Red Bank Baptist Church.
No injuries were reported.
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Hiking in Arizona during the summer is a grueling, and, quite honestly, horrible ordeal when temperatures reach well over 100 degrees. But in the winter or spring, it's ideal! Sabino Canyon is popular for a reason, with saguaros standing guard along the many trails in this park. It's also one of the few places with water flowing which makes it all the more unique for us desert dwellers.
Sabino Canyon lies in northern Tucson off Sabino Canyon Road.
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To stay in shade, and to have a hike instead of a walk on a blacktop, head to the Phone Line Trail in the morning. It runs higher above the road; is a path that you actually have fun hiking; takes just a bit of climbing up before pretty much leveling off for the majority of the hike, and you can hike back the same way you hiked in or walk back taking the paved road, or take the Sabino Canyon tram back to the parking lot. It is about 4.5 mile one way (less than 4 along the black top)
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Kalamazoo City Commissioner Don Cooney attended the one at the Westwood Post Office last night inKalamazoo. Their goal was to protest tax dodging by major corporations and to complain that too many of our tax dollars are spent on the Pentagon and not enough on people.
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"I don't pre-determine what it, how it may be, how it may feel or how it may go down,'' Allen said. "But these guys are my friends. I think you guys think that I have some kind of animosity toward them or bad blood. I don't. I've said it time and time again. We've shared in my opinion, and a lot of people will tell you, probably the most special thing that you can do in sports is going on to the top. That's always going to be No. 1 closest to my heart. So when I see Paul (Pierce) I'm not going to be like angry at him or anybody else. I'm happy. I'm excited. I look forward to it, seeing all these guys,''
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DE PERE, WI (WTAQ) - A St. Norbert College graduate who became a Hollywood designer and author will speak to this spring's grads at his alma mater.
Chris Ayers will be the commencement speaker May 18th for the De Pere school. He'll also receive the President's Medal for his work.
Ayers has written four "Daily Zoo" books, which resulted from his own battle with blood cancer. Part of his book sales are donated to cancer-related research groups and charities.
Ayers' first movie design work came in 2000 for "Bubble Boy." He's had more than two dozen movie credits since then -- including "Men in Black II," "Star Trek," "The Incredible Hulk," "Austin Powers in GoldMember," and "The Santa Clause II."
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The American Academy of Dermatology is supporting efforts to raise funds for Hats On For Skin Health, a global initiative on sun protection for albinos in sub-Saharan Africa launched by the International League of Dermatological Societies (ILDS) and Stiefel, a GSK company.
The program aims to raise funds to purchase hats and other sun-protective items for albinos living in Tanzania, a country with one of the highest incidences of albinism in the world.
Tanzania is home to tens of thousands of albinos, and unless measures are taken to protect their skin from the sun's rays, there is a high likelihood that they will develop skin cancer at a very early age.
Sun protection items purchased by the ILDS with donations to Hats On For Skin Health will be distributed by the Regional Dermatology Training Center (RDTC) in Moshi, Tanzania, an ILDS program that manages an albino project including a mobile skin care clinic, which regularly visits villages in the region.
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Virgin Atlantic, which is one of the many airlines to have tested biofuels, is now exploring a jet fuel replacement that, rather than using bio materials as feedstock, is derrived from waste industrial gas from steel production. But if that relies on petroleum fuels as the original feedstock, then the long term viability of that process is also questionable.
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THE FAMILY WAY: Dr. Fritz Sennheiser, 1912-2010
FEW MAJOR COMPANIES IN PRO AUDIO are family owned—among these, examples such as Meyer Sound, Peavey and Sennheiser come to mind. Yet in such cases, each of these companies has managed to retain a close-knit family atmosphere among those who work at the company. So it is with great sadness that I heard the news about Sennheiser founder Dr. Fritz Sennheiser, who passed away just a few days after his 98th birthday.
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Born in Berlin on May 9, 1912, Fritz Sennheiser's father wanted him to study landscape architecture, but with the 1929 stock market crash, the 17-year-old saw little future in landscaping during those perilous times and instead entered the electrical engineering/telecommunications program at Berlin's Technical University. After attaining his PhD, World War II broke out and Dr. Sennheiser continued his research, heading the Institute for Radio Frequency Engineering and Electroacoustics in Hannover.
In 1945, post-war Germany was in shambles. In June of that year, Sennheiser founded Laboratorium Wennebostel ("Labor W�) with a staff of seven employees in an abandoned laboratory of Hanover's Technical University. German scientists were then prohibited from doing radio technology research, so Sennheiser used his savings to create a business making millivoltmeters for Siemens.
Soon after, Labor W was contracted to build microphones for Siemens. Later, the team designed its own mic, debuting the MD2 dynamic in 1947. The company expanded into other products, such as amps, intercoms, transformers, and headphone capsules. Based on a lab model developed in 1949, the 1956 MD 82 was the first shotgun mic. A move into wireless mics followed a year later.
By 1958, the company had 450 employees and changed its name to Sennheiser Electronic. Sales grew tenfold, but Sennheiser always returned to the community, splitting his time between running the company and teaching at Hannover Technical University—a tradition continued by his son, current company chairman, Prof. Dr. Jörg Sennheiser.
In 1982 on Dr. Fritz Sennheiser's 70th birthday, the management of the company was transferred from father to son, but this did not change Sennheiser Electronic's role as a technology leader. The company has received numerous accolades in this regard, including a 1987 award from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences for the industry-standard MKH 816 shotgun mic, and a 1996 Emmy for developments in RF wireless.
Sennheiser Electronics is successful, but the business integrity instilled by Dr. Fritz Sennheiser remains a priority. Son Jörg Sennheiser once refused a lucrative deal to produce 200,000 weatherproof mic capsules when he realized they were to be used as land mine triggers. Yet this concern for others has always been the company way, a policy dating back to the early days of Labor W, when Dr. Fritz Sennheiser invested his savings to create jobs for his co-workers.
Dr. Fritz Sennheiser's years of innovation, combined with a sense of caring and creating a family atmosphere at work live on in the company he started 65 years ago. He will not be forgotten.
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Arianna Hawkins homered and singled, and Katelyn Bomar tripled and singled twice, and Llesenia Torres batted in the winning run in the bottom of the sixth.
Kimball (20-4, 12-2 VOL) finishes the VOL season with at least a share of second place. First-place Oakdale (12-1) has its final game on Monday against Sonora, which is winless this year. The Division IV playoffs begin on Thursday, May 17, at Arnaiz Fields in Stockton.
Tracy 9, Franklin 6
Franklin had a 3-1 lead before Tracy rallied in the bottom of the third inning to make it a 5-3 game on Thursday, May 5, at the Tracy Sports Complex.
Tracy then rallied again with four runs in the fifth inning on the way to the three-run victory.
Julia Fernandez pitched three innings and Tayler Misfeldt finished the game. Sabrina George doubled, tripled and batted in a run, and Hayley Davis had three base hits. The win puts Tracy at 18-4 and 5-2 in the San Joaquin Athletic Association.
West 10, Edison 0
West pitcher Kacey Cota allowed no runs and one hit and struck out five batters in West's five-inning performance at Edison High on Thursday, May 3.
West cut loose with nine hits in the third inning then scored all 10 runs, including Jill Anastasio's bases-loaded triple to bring in three runs.
Jill Anastasio doubled, singled and batted in four runs in all, Celina Carrisosa singled and doubled, Ashley Tornio tripled and Emma Brackett had two hits. West is now 15-8, 7-1 in the Tri-City Athletic League.
West 10, Stagg 0
The Wolf Pack collected 12 base hits, including seven in West's 9-run third inning, on the way to the shutout win on Wednesday, May 2, at Stagg High in Stockton.
Miranda Gannon and Jill Anastasio both doubled and singled, Shelby Weeks doubled and batted in two, and Celina Carrisosa and Amanda Riley had two hits each. Kacey Cota pitched seven innings for the win, and allowed no runs on three hits and struck out seven batters.
Sophomores: Kimball 21, Weston Ranch 1
Kimball High's sophomores finish their season as Valley Oak League champions after the Jaguars went 13-0-1 for the VOL season.
"They've come a long way," coach Rachel Saenz said. "It's all about the teamwork and the chemistry that they have. They come out and they work their butts off during practice and it pays off.
She added that while there are some playmakers on the team, she was impressed with how all of the players contributed."It's the entire team that makes us work and makes us tick. They know they have each others' back and that's an awesome feeling."
Kimball had 10 walks and 13 hits on Thursday, including two home runs for Sammy Vargas, two doubles for Hailey Hummel, and three base hits for Tahnee Trew. Priscilla Franco singled and doubled, and Alexis Clark had two hits. Starting pitcher Hailey Garza allowed two hits and struck out six batters.
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Stende Exchange Club student of month
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A Phoenix man was in critical condition after surgery for gunshot wounds suffered during an argument sparked by a man vomiting on the victim's dog Tuesday night.
Police were searching for the suspect Wednesday morning and considered him armed and dangerous.
Two children also suffered wounds in the shooting, but were treated and released from a hospital.
The 41-year-old man was walking his dog in the courtyard of the Casa Mia apartment complex near 32nd Street and Thomas Road when the suspect vomited over the railing of a second-floor balcony and onto the dog about 10 p.m., Phoenix Officer James Holmes said.
The two men got into an argument and the 22-year-old suspect walked around the landing, grabbed a handgun as the victim, possibly sensing the oncoming trouble, ran towards his apartment, Holmes said.
The gunman then fired at the apartment, hitting the man, his 14-year-old daughter and a 9-year-old family friend, Holmes said.
The suspect jumped from the balcony and ran, Holmes said.
Each child suffered a single wound to lower extremities, Holmes said, who added that three other people were in a back bedroom of the apartment.
Holmes said the two men have a history of confrontation.
He said officers know who they are looking for, but didn't want to release too much information before his capture.
Holmes did say that police were looking for a black man, and witnesses told officers he possibly was dressed in a tank top and shorts and wore dreadlocks.
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Homelessness is a chlenge for nearly every community. The homeless need emergency care, affordable housing, health care, education and spiritual encouragement. The Honor Card program is an annual campaign to raise awareness and funds to meet the needs of the homeless.
In 1988 artist William Mangum was asked to lend his artistic and publishing assistance to Greensboro Urban Ministry's struggling fundraiser, the Honor Card program. He created an image called Not Forgotten. It was warmly embraced and sold 5,000 cards, raising a record setting $52,000 for various outreach programs. During the Holiday Season, Honor Cards are available for a minimum donation of $5 each. Individuals who purchase Honor Cards send them to friends and family, indicating that they have been honored by a donation to a local outreach agency. All proceeds go directly to each agency.
Personally touched by the needs of the homeless, Bill has been an advocate, donating his artistic skills and publishing gifts to make The Honor Card program one of the most well run and leveraged charitable programs in the country. Within each beautiful painting is the subtle image and story of the needy. For 15 years, Bill personally underwrote the production of the Honor Card program. In that short period of time, more than $1,000,000 was raised for Greensboro Urban Ministry's various programs to support the needy in that community. To date, over $4,400,000 has been raised to support homeless agencies in cities across North Carolina.


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June 04, 2013, 1:49 PM — Google Glass isn't ready for prime time, but already the Internet-connected headgear is one of the most restricted, policed, and limited pieces of consumer technology out there. Google Glass has amazing potential. It offers hands-free access to navigation, video, photos, googling and much more. But its future and success beyond the nerdy cheerleaders using Glass today is still an unknown.
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Just as with the iPhone and Android smartphone, the success of Google Glass will be largely defined by its killer apps. Developers are just now getting their feet wet creating Twitter, New York Times, and Facebook apps. But Google Glass app makers have an enormous tightrope to walk as they try to unlock the unique and full potential of Google Glass without unleashing a firestorm of critics. Privacy and decency come to the forefront of concerns. No doubt you've heard the controversy around the pornographic app made by MiKandi and Google's subsequent banning of it.
With new tech comes new responsibilities, both from the private and public sectors. But I do ponder if we knew half the crazy and disgusting things that take place on the Internet today would we have tried to ban them 15 years ago. Well actually lawmakers did.
In the 1996s lawmakers, motivated partly by the amount of smut on the Internet, came up with the Communications Decency Act. The act was passed in 1997, but the decency provision that pertained to the Internet was challenged ( Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union ) and portions were eventually overturned. Free speech advocates argued the bill would have a chilling effect on speech and the availability of medical information online. One of the arguments big tech companies made against the CDA was that it would stifle.
I'm not advocating an anything-goes for Google Glass - not by a long shot. I applaud Google and Google Glass watchdogs for putting a bright spotlight on the recent legal, privacy, and decency debates. But there is a voice inside of me that wonders; if Google (and others) keeps placing restriction on what Google Glass developers can experiment on might they stunt the technology before it has a chance grow.


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The AAA rating will enable to city to realize outstanding interest rates that will be applied to the recent refinancing of its Civic Center Bonds. By refinancing $11.2 million dollars of debt that was originally issued in 2003 to build City Hall and the Bell Tower Regional Community Center, the city will realize a cost savings of $2.1 million over the remaining 21-year term of the bonds.


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Nearly 10,000 people in West Baltimore are diagnosed each year with new cases of diabetes, hypertension and other treatable, chronic health conditions — enough to fill 24 jumbo jets.
These illnesses will kill many of them and complications will disable others who may end up in wheelchairs or have limbs amputated because they didn't get the proper medical care.
This is the evidence the West Baltimore Primary Care Access Collaborative, a coalition of 16 hospitals and nonprofit organizations, gave state health officials as they sought to join a state program that provides financial incentives in an effort to curb health disparities in the state through the creation of special zones.
The argument was convincing. The coalition, made up of organizations that encompass some of the city's most impoverished neighborhoods, was one of five groups chosen by the state last month to create a health enterprise zone.
Maryland officials plan to allocate $4 million annually over the next four years to fund the zones. Each zone gets a pot of money that they can use to attract doctors, build clinics, buy buses to transport residents to the doctor and come up with other ways to better treat people with health problems.
The idea for the zones comes from a tool economic development officials have used for years to attract businesses by offering tax incentives for those that open in a certain area. The health zones can use the money to provide incentives such as loan repayment to doctors and income tax credits to lure medical talent.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, who has led the charge for the initiative, said that studies and statistics have documented health disparities in the state and that the zones, like health care reform, are an attempt to address the problem.
"This is part and parcel of a much larger effort to create a healthier Maryland," Brown said.
The coalition in West Baltimore plans to use the roughly $5 million it expects to receive over four years to curb health problems in four zip codes — 21216, 21217, 21223 and 21229 — that include some of the state's poorest neighborhoods.
Many residents in these neighborhoods don't have insurance, or are on Medicaid or Medicare. They often wait until they are very sick to seek care and end up in the emergency room, where it is costlier to treat them. A dearth of primary care workers in the community also makes it difficult for residents to access basic care.
Bon Secours spokeswoman Judith Carmichael described a current case that is exactly what the coalition hopes to prevent. Two weeks after the hospital first treated a transient man for ulcers on his feet, he showed back up in the emergency room, she said. Now he may face surgery. The condition should have been better managed, the spokeswoman said, but it's not clear what happened after he was discharged the first time.
Under the state program, the West Baltimore coalition hopes to reduce the number of preventable emergency room visits by 15 percent, cut the number of preventable hospitalizations by 10 percent and reduce the costs of caring for residents with cardiovascular disease by 10 percent.
"We want to get people the care they need so we can keep them out of the hospital," said Gregory Kearns, director of strategic management at Bon Secours Hospital in Southwest Baltimore. The hospital is leading the coordination of the enterprise zone for the coalition.
The coalition plans to use the state money to attract 48 primary care doctors and nurse practitioners to the zone by offering $25,000 toward repaying student loans. It also will hire 11 community workers and offer community grants to help put fitness equipment in churches.
"We need to make sure opportunities for fitness are accessible throughout the community," Kearns said.
The West Baltimore Primary Care coalition grew out of a crisis faced by Bon Secours several years ago when the cost of caring for the poor weighed down its finances and closure seemed a real risk. The hospital eventually turned itself around after management changes and with financial help from the state, but its problems focused attention on the lack of health care in the area.
The coalition organized to address that issue and plans to use the enterprise zone money to help fund some of the initiatives it devised.
"This is an area in Baltimore City that has not seen the type of attention it has needed for decades," said Sen. Verna Jones-Rodwell, who helped organize the coalition. "Now we can bring to reality some of the things that we put down on paper and address disparities that are sickening people."
Debbie Rock helps provide services to women and children who live in poverty or have HIV or substance abuse problems in West Baltimore. The executive director of Light Health and Wellness Comprehensive Services said the money from the enterprise zone will help address problems at the grassroots level. Intensive outreach is often the only way to reach troubled communities, she said.
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A company with a long history in this valley is getting a fresh start over the weekend as they move into a new headquarters building.
Newhall Land is leaving its '60s era building - where chains serve as rain "gutters" and moving into new quarters on Springfield Court, a mere half-mile away.
"We started looking at moving a few years ago," said Marlee Lauffer, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications. "This is an absolutely great building, but it's not as efficient as it could be."
Staff reductions, which took place when their home building division moved out and other corporate shifts took place, also left the remaining staff with lots of empty space.
"In this new building, we'll have the whole third floor," Lauffer said. "It's going to be great; we will all be together, departments will be able to interface with other departments and we'll be more efficient. Plus it's a brand new building."
The current building is also one of the properties acquired by LNR during the acquisition.
The Newhall Land and Farming Company was established in 1883, by the sons and widow of Henry Mayo Newhall. At that time, the company owned more than 46,000 acres, formerly beloning to Antonio del Valle and christened by Newhall as Rancho San Francisco.
Lauffer said that the last few months have been bittersweet, with staff going through files and storage, finding memories and evidence of how business has changed - especially where computers came into play.
"We've been doing lots of shredding and lots of scanning," she said.
Their new headquarters will be at 25124 Springfield Court, which is off of Tourney Road near the 5 freeway. Lauffer said that one of the benefits of the new building is that everyone has a view office, overlooking the valley, the Tournament Players Club, the Westfield Valencia Town Center and the Valencia Commerce Center - as well as a glimpse at the future Newhall Ranch properties.
"It's a good way to start the next phase of Newhall Land," Lauffer concluded.


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April 8, 2011
For many cleaning techs who have successfully mastered carpet, rugs, tile and grout and other flooring materials, natural stone has remained taboo, a surface they don't feel qualified to clean.
Watching new construction and remodels over the past 5-10 years, it has become obvious, especially in the residential sector, that stone is solidly established as a surface of choice. Today, "feeling qualified" to maintain stone surfaces is changing with the advent of a number of tools, accessories and other gadgets.
Let's analyze a typical residential job and see how these gadgets and innovations can make the job easier and less intimidating.
It is important to begin with both the tech and the client having realistic expectations about what can be done. A gloss meter is a great help with this. Often, the area close to the wall or under a toe-kick has so little traffic that the gloss level will be similar to the original "from the factory" gloss level. This gives you an idea of the desired look when the floor was installed and probably what your client is expecting when you are done.
A leading stone and tile trainer in the industry, Dane Gregory says that "whatever you tell your client before you begin the process is considered a professional opinion; whatever you tell them after you have not met their expectations is an excuse."
If the gloss reading in the traffic lanes is close to the readings you get near the wall, the homeowners have done a good job maintaining stone and protecting against abrasion. It is likely they use entryway matting and a proper neutral cleaner suitable for stone floors. A thorough cleaning and perhaps sealing may be all that is required.
The gloss meter can also be an excellent sale tool to help demonstrate the need for cleaning or restoration and for fairly judging the results achieved. High-priced meters are available, but you can find them offered on eBay for well under $200.
Originally designed for grout and tile cleaning, a tool using water pressure from rotating jets is great for open areas of flooring. This tool is the easiest to use for an efficient cleaning of some natural stone tiles and heavily grout. It is not the tool, however, for tight areas, or areas next to walls or baseboard trim.
A multi-head tool is the tool of choice for many uses. In tight areas a smaller head fits well under toe kicks and around toilet areas. With a quick switch of the head you have a 4-jet squeegee to completely remove all traces of cleaning solution and provide great rinsing action. This head is perfect for small tiles with lots of grout to clean. The smaller the tile, the more grout has a chance to get heavily soiled, the better the squeegee head performs.
Flip off the squeegee when working and replace it with the 4-jet brush attachment. This bad boy gives us the same pressure cleaning ability as the others, but is the correct tool for softer natural stone tiles. The soft bristles of the brush will not scratch softer natural stone, and gives us the great pressure to which we are accustomed. A small single jet wand is used for direct spray of a soiled grout channel. This jet hovers directly over the grout channel and gives it a heavy shower of pressurized cleaning. Note: make sure the grout can handle this intense activity.
The final piece of the puzzle is for edging the floor for a complete finish. The corner/edge tool is designed for final rinsing along walls, partitions, and non-movable appliances. It fits well along the edge, with a removable plastic blocker for edges and cleans the cove base as well if desired. It is a versatile tool, but just because you have one tool does not mean you are ready for the big time yet. Just as a mechanic must have more than a set of wrenches, professionals need to be properly equipped for any potential situations we encounter.
If your gloss meter indicates some abrasion and minor restoration is needed or your customer simply wants more shine, it is time to break out the new diamond embedded floor pads that can provide a honed look – typically to limestone or travertine- or achieve a higher than factory finish gloss on marble flooring. Placed under a weighted rotary floor machine, these pads simplify light restoration of stone. It is now something that a carpet cleaner will feel comfortable accomplishing after only limited training and practice.
Another versatile tool is a floor machine that can change from a 13-inch model to a 21-inch model, or any size in between, to fit the needs of the area being maintained. Just remove a few screws, swap the shroud and drive block and you are ready to clean with whatever size machine is required. Desired weight for polishing stone can be added by a unicorn post above the motor or through the use of a weighted drive block. Velcro strips on the drive block allow for use of resin-bonded diamond discs when necessary for heavier restoration.
Once you have achieved the desired gloss level with the diamond floor pads, it is time to finish the job by applying an impregnating sealer or perhaps a color enhancing sealer if the floor is slate or some other stone. A paint pad is a great gadget for applying seals along walls or on smaller floors. A moss rubber squeegee or a finish mop can also be used.
To prevent your client from calling another service provider, a cleaning company should be prepared to clean all the flooring surfaces in the home. If you have been hesitant to dip your toe into the warm waters of stone maintenance, maybe its time to drop by your local distributor to learn about the innovations and products that can ease your entry into this lucrative field.


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Two German hostages held by Columbian Rebels since November were turned over to the German Embassy and Representatives of Columbia's government on Friday.
The hostages were transferred by helicopter from a jungle location to an airport, according to the Red Cross.
The hostages were held by the National Liberation Army or E-L-N, who said they were captured near the border with Venezuela.
E-L-N said the two men were considered to be intelligence agents because they could not explain why they were in the area, but the German government said they were just tourists traveling through South America.
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1. And so for the seventh time in their last nine Stanley Cup playoff series the Caps will play a Game 7. The Rangers assured that with a 1-0 victory at Madison Square Garden on Sunday evening. Washington's checkered history in those games will leave its fans gasping for air for the next 24 hours. It's why we love this sport – and hate it, too.
The recent versions of this club are 2-4 in Games 7s, including last spring's loss to the Rangers at MSG on May 12. Overall they are 3-8 in Game 7s and 2-6 at home. You can't make this stuff up. The Caps may not be the Chicago Cubs or Cleveland Indians or the Buffalo Bills. But their postseason heartbreak ledger is spectacularly underrated.
Still, this is a team that has won elimination road games in Philadelphia (2008), New York (2009), Pittsburgh (2009) and Boston (2012). Missing out on the chance to put the Rangers away Sunday stung – but at least the Caps have a second chance. As long as they leave the frustration of this one behind them and don't carry it into Monday night, they'll have a chance. At 2-8-1 in early February they would have taken this in a heartbeat.
"You'd love to play as few games as you can, especially in this rink," Caps defenseman Karl Alzner said. "It'd be great to win, but there's nothing you can do about it now. We're a team that stays positive and [has] a pretty short memory, so that's good."
Added star winger Alex Ovechkin: "Nothing you can do. You're not gonna cry and say it's over. Tomorrow is huge."
2. So what, exactly, went wrong on Sunday? You don't really need to ask, do you?
"Penalties. Start with penalties. Let's end with penalties," forward Troy Brouwer said. "That's the only thing that stunted our game tonight was it killed our momentum, it killed our progress, it killed our top players who kill penalties. You can't keep killing six, seven penalties a night and expect to win hockey games."
Hard to argue with any of that. Brouwer was steamed, but he also wasn't abdicating responsibility. He admitted the Caps deserved some of the five they took, lamented the retaliatory ones and, yes, was incredulous that the Rangers weren't whistled for any.
"Seems a bit outlandish" was how Brouwer put it. But he also insisted Washington wasn't helping itself, either. If you use your speed well then New York will be forced into taking penalties that officials have to call. But by taking penalties players like Ovechkin and Mike Ribeiro – who aren't on the penalty kill – are essentially stapled to the bench. The players who are on it, like Matt Hendricks, are wasting energy they could be using later in the game. That message will be driven home – again – by the coaching staff at Monday's meetings.
"I look it at it kind of like that bird that sits on your shoulder. It's always chirping in your ear," Hendricks said of the push to be more disciplined. "You need that. It's one of those aspects of the game, one of the details in the game that always needs to be reiterated, especially in the playoffs when emotions run high and frustrations run high. We need to be a more disciplined hockey team."
Fair or not, it is galling to some in that locker room – and Oates has mentioned this publically – that a team which plays the way New York does can get away with being the NHL's least penalized team and has committed only 19 penalties through six games. Some will point out that their best defensemen, players like Ryan McDonagh, Dan Girardi, Anton Stralman etc. – are swift skaters who are usually in good position. That's definitely true. But the truculence factor is high with that club, too. It's an interesting dynamic.
"It's tough. For the last couple of games you're battling hard and not getting results and our power play is not getting a good chance to get out there, which is unfortunate," Caps defenseman Steve Oleksy said. "It's tough to say too much about that. But I don't think [the Rangers are] playing a perfect game by any means."
3. So the goalies were pretty good on Sunday. Henrik Lundqvist had 27 saves for New York en route to a shutout. Braden Holtby had 28 for Washington and the only one that beat him was a deflection.
Lundqvist wasn't tested consistently often. But he made some beauties when he had to, including a save on Ovechkin on the rush as he cut towards the middle maybe 20 feet in front of the net. Later in the second period Ovechkin drilled Girardi and set up his own scoring chance in front that Lundqvist spoiled. And even when Lundqvist missed – as he did on an attempted pokecheck later in the second – Ovechkin couldn't quite corral the puck as he attempted to wrap home a backhander.
"You expect him to close [the door] every single night," defenseman Karl Alzner said. "Just the way he plays, obviously, one of the best goalies in the league. We're lucky we have some of the best scorers in the league and the best playmakers. I just hope that our guys are better than their guys."
Ovechkin said he didn't regret his decision to deke on that second-period play. He just missed it, but the chance was there. Ultimately, that's what matters against a goalie like Lundqvist.
"In a big game like this you don't want to fall behind early so that's what I focus on," Lundqvist said. "As the game moves on I can see the way [Holtby is] playing in the other net, we had a lot of great chances, especially in the second period, but he kept it 1-0. Then I know I have to be sharp. You put a little extra pressure on yourself."
Indeed, Holtby was good, too. In the third period he made a pad stop on Ryan Callahan during a 2-on-1 rush on the power play with Rick Nash. He swatted away a backhand attempt by Brad Richards in tight late in the second period and stayed strong on a handful of goal mouth scrambles as New York crashed his crease. It didn't hurt that he helped Washington kill all five penalties.
4. Other than the play, Mrs. Lincoln…The Caps can't take too many positives out of this one given it was a loss in a critical game and all the penalty drama that ensued. However, they did feel okay about their play 5-on-5. That is a tiny shard to build on as they head into Game 7.
Again, New York was relentless clogging the front of the Lundqvist's net and making it difficult to get any shots through.
"It's bodies there, but when you get the puck through it can touch anybody," Washington center Nicklas Backstrom said. "We've just got to keep shooting."
But Backstrom also noted that the Rangers were the better team in the first and second periods. That has to change tomorrow if the Caps want to keep playing hockey and not pack their gear for the summer.
"You've got to give New York credit. They did a good job of holding us at their blue line,"Hendricks said. "There was opportunity for us to put pucks in deep, and we didn't do that; where we tried to rely on our skill, which, a lot of time it works. Tonight it didn't. We need to get back to the basics a little bit tomorrow and try to outwork them."
Given how good Lundqvist is in net, the best bet for Washington, according to Hendricks, is to get pucks out of the defensive zone effectively, get in foot races and try to get New York's blueliners out of position that way.
"You try to be active to find pucks. There's definitely bodies in front of you but if you're active and you try to find it it's a lot easier," Lundqvist said. "I felt like I was patient and I waited for the pucks. Holtby was playing really well. He kept them in the game, especially in the second period, so I felt this would be a tight one, maybe one or two goals tops. My focus was to try to shut it down. It definitely helps when the guys play like that in front of you. We really paid the price."
5. Ovechkin finished with five shots on goal, had another three attempts blocked and missed the net four times. He was credited with three hits and – as dubious as that stat can be – was a definite physical force. Just ask Girardi, who was leveled into the boards with a clean hit. Still, Ovechkin wasn't exactly declaring this his best game of the series even if the scoring chances were there. He has just one goal and an assist in the series. In Game 7 Washington needs Ovechkin to find a way to break through again after four consecutive scoreless games.
"Well, we lose, so you can't say it's my best game," Ovechkin said.
The Rangers, especially Lundqvist, were aware of Ovechkin at all times and it still didn't matter. He could have easily scored a goal or two as he used his speed to enter the zone and was constantly probing the defense for opening on the rush.
"I don't really have to look for [Ovechkin]. I know he's going to show up sooner or later, he always does," Lundqvist said. "He had a few chances tonight. I feel like every game he comes up with a couple of big chances. Obviously, he's one of the key guys for them. I think the first two lines they have, they go a lot across so you have to be aware of that. The other two lines just work hard. It's definitely a challenge for all of us, obviously for me, too."
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