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NPR: How the storms destroyThis may be one of the best sites I've seen to show you what a hurricane can do. Let the animation load on your computer then hit play and see what happens. This will make you realize how important it is to have an evacuation plan! LINK
NOAAThis is the granddaddy of hurricane sites. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Miami keeps this site up to date during the season with every watch, warning, and discussion you will need. LINK
Hurricane Strike!This site is a really great educational tool for you and your kids. It requires a little bit of time to download the sessions but it's worth it! LINK
Hurricane AlleyThis is a great site for tracking storms in the Atlantic and throughout the globe. They keep good history on storms as well. LINK
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Haven't written anything in a while…
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Is it too much to ask for you to be in the front of someone's mind as much as they are in the front of yours?
I wish I could flash forward 50 years and see the future me. If I could do that I would just want to ask myself one question: Does everything turn out the way I want it too? The way I'm hoping it will now? Hopefully I would answer yes, but if I were to come back with no, then I know that I would sit my younger self down and explain what I can expect and what I shouldn't expect.
That all said, apparently skipping to the end of a story ruins it…
So I have no idea what I would do if given the opportunity to find out what my future contains…
The last couple of days have been rather wet where I live, not surprising as it normally gets wet around this time of year. However I was walking home today from the train station as the sun was setting and I couldn't help but notice something that really made me think (I tend to turn the slightest thing into something deep and meaningful). There were some really dark rain clouds overhead and off into the distance and just in front of me was this tree that was in the perfect position to get all the light from the sun as it was setting. It was this perfect contrast between dark greys and bright greens, the clouds and the tree. It might not sound like much, and to be honest I'm sure most people didn't think twice about it, but to me it just seemed like this really fantastic glimpse into a world that can be so frighting and yet so beautiful at the same time within a very short distance. I am regretting now not taking a photo of it, but it was just something that has really seemed to stick with me. This delicate clash between two aspects of our world that contrast and combine to create something that people are just used to will never stop to astound me.
She sits alone in the field, the wind blowing into her face and making her hair flow smoothly behind her. The grass moves like soft waves on a calm ocean and the trees surrounding her sway softly. Sun light warms her face and illuminates the colours around her forming different shades of vibrant greens contrasting and embracing each other. A butterfly flutters down onto the girls left knee and sits there basking in the light without any caution. The mountain off to the girls' right with its purple composure and snow-capped peak is her primary focus as she looks up and down from her sketch pad. She vividly tries to capture each and every detail and aspect of this beautiful place.
The wind makes her cold as the sun moves behind a cloud and leaves the field without colour. The trees and grass no longer dance but rather battle over which is green and which is not. The slow rolling waves of the grass now look like rough seas that not even an experienced fisherman could handle. The mountain with its once welcoming purple hue has turned into a looming black and the butterfly that came to the girl for warmth and comfort has now begun to fly away as none of that is left for it. The girl stops drawing and looks up from her pad, her world that once was happy, peaceful and welcoming is now sad, violent and deserted.
The wind changes direction and pushes the cloud away. Sun and warmth return to the field and the purple and greens reappearance are deeply welcomed by the girl. As she returns to her drawing she feels the warmth embracing her and her hair that flows in the wind behind her. The butterfly that once deserted her returns and rests on her shoulder. She contemplates shooing it away seeing as it did not stay when the slightest thing went wrong. She forgives it and says to herself:
"Isn't it amazing that one simple action, whether it's in your hands or not, can cast a shadow over everything around you, make friends flee and force your whole world to change, if only for a second."
She sits in the field, not alone but with the wisdom that although how perfect something might seem, it can still leave you stranded in the darkest of moments.
I'm clearly bored…
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A building on Lincolnway in South Bend is coming down completely, after Monday's rain caused part of the roof to collapse.
Dixon Mwose owned a portion of the building located at the intersection of Lincolnway and Sherman. "Too much emotion because that is where my income comes from."
He ran two businesses out of this building, but now he says he is at a stand-still. "I'm not making money, everything is piling on me."
He says he knew the building was unstable, but he is surprised the ENTIRE structure has to come down. "It's been a sad day and it's going to be until I can put myself together and start all over."
South Bend Code Enforcement Chief Inspector Brian Haygood says the building has had issues for awhile, Monday's collapsed roof solidified it's fate. "It certainly sped up the demise of the building."
Interior inspection showed it was too late to save the building, a decision that's not taken lightly. "Unfortunately this is going to come to a conclusion that nobody wants to see. At least from the city's standpoint, we don't enjoy taking buildings down, but it's a necessity."
Russ Luckies with Slatile Roofing says there is some good news amidst the ruble. "You just can't find these bricks anymore."
He says the building is full of historic bricks, perfect for restoration projects. "You can't get better building material than to use the material the men used when they first built the building."
He's working with the Historic Preservation Commission and says these bricks will give life to historic buildings in South Bend. "We're taking a bad news situation and turning it around for something good."
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Mt. Pleasant's Holland - WDEL Male HS Athlete of the Week
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VIDEO: Profile of Paris Holland
Mount Pleasant basketball's Paris Holland is this week's WDEL Male High School Athlete of the Week.
Paris scored 30 points in the Green Knights' 70-64 victory over St. Georges Tech last week.
The senior says he felt early it could be a special night for him and his team.
"I realized in the first quarter when I scored two times. I wanted it. I told my team what we needed to do to maintain our attitude and effort and then overcome the game."
Mount Pleasant will make their first state tournament appearance since 1999, and Paris says some new blood pushed his team into the bracket.
"We have a lot of new players: Tomir Gibbs, Dwayne Holland, and Devon Holland. They're all new players so they've helped us out."
Paris says his earliest basketball memory is playing with his family, which he says as toughened him up for the tough games in Flight B.
"When I play with my family it's real tough. We all come together and it's more aggressive than we play regulation."
After Paris Holland graduates from Mount Pleasant, he intends to go to a prep school, and says drafting and design interests him as a possible career path.
"It brings out another side of me. I'm chilling, but when I do art it mellows me down to where I'm calm."
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In his award-winning book "The Philosophy of Edmund Husserl: A Historical Development", J. N. Mohanty charted Husserl's philosophical development from the young man's earliest studies - informed by his work as a mathematician - to the publication of his "Ideas" in 1913. In this welcome new volume, the author takes up the final decades of Husserl's life, addressing the work of his Freiburg period, from 1916 until his death in 1938. As in his earlier work, Mohanty here offers close readings of Husserl's main texts accompanied by accurate summaries, informative commentaries, and original analyses. This book, along with its companion volume, completes the most up-to-date, well-informed, and comprehensive account ever written on Husserl's phenomenological philosophy and its development.
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Hello again, Tom.
With the Grand National just past, I was wondering "Would Tom ever have a flutter or two?".
I'm inspired to ask by a lovely picture of you with dear Nicholas Courtney, which I saw printed in either his autobiography or the Magazine tribute, of you and he in the '80s(?). In the pic you are standing togther on a street in Soho, and just behind is a sign for William Hill's bookmakers.
As a student I worked at weekends behind the counter in a Tote betting shop, and enjoyed bantering with the various 'characters' who liked a Saturday afternoon bet on the horses and greyhounds.
So, where/are you ever partial to a flutter, be it the Grand National for fun, or the Boat Race - where there's at least a 50-50 chance of picking the winner?!
As ever, my thanks for taking time to read and reply.
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Recommended Vaccines: Get your routine immunizations up to date, and do not overlook the poliovirus vaccine. Hepatitis A and typhoid vaccines should be included. The prevalence of hepatitis B is listed as "intermediate" (as opposed to moderate or high) in Haiti, so you might want to consider vaccination against it.
Malaria: All areas are at risk, and chloroquine is the recommended antimalarial drug.
Other Issues: Haiti is in the Caribbean's hurricane alley, so plan carefully if you travel between July and September. The US Department of State advises against nonessential travel to the island nation because of political instability and violence.
Recommended Vaccines: Be up to date on routine vaccines such as measles/mumps/rubella, diphtheria/pertussis/tetanus, and varicella. Special emphasis on polio booster should be given when traveling to India, especially for adults who received a primary series with either inactivated poliovirus vaccine (IPV) or oral polio vaccine (OPV). Hepatitis A or immune globulin (IG) is recommended because of a high level of hepatitis A virus infection in India. Exposure can occur through food or water, even on "standard" tourist itineraries, according to the CDC. Typhoid vaccine is advised if you have never received it, especially if visiting smaller cities or rural areas.
Malaria: Risk in all areas throughout country except above 6,561 feet (2,000 m) in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu, Kashmir, and Sikkim. This risk area also includes Delhi and Mumbai. Your doctor will likely advise you to take either atovaquone/proguanil, doxycycline, or mefloquine (primaquine in special circumstances and only after G6PD testing). Chloroquine is not an effective antimalarial drug in India and should not be taken.
Other Issues: Japanese encephalitis is of moderate concern, and a vaccine is recommended if you plan to visit rural farming areas or places where there has been a known outbreak of Japanese encephalitis.
Recommended Vaccines: Routine boosters of diphtheria and tetanus, poliovirus, varicella (if needed), and MMR vaccines are recommended, along with typhoid, hepatitis A, and hepatitis B.
Malaria: Little to no risk; you should still try to avoid insect bites.
Other Issues: Hepatitis C and E and tuberculosis have been noted in the region, and increased cases of meningitis and encephalitis have been reported in Almaty, Kazakhstan's major city. Tick-borne encephalitis is a problem in mountains and forests, especially April through June, so if you travel to those areas, take extra precautions to avoid tick bites.
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Recommended Vaccines: Make sure you are up to date with MMR, DPT, polio, and varicella vaccines. Hepatitis A or immune globulin (IG) is also highly recommended, and because hep B is highly prevalent in South Korea, a vaccine is advised. As with Guatemala, typhoid vaccination is also recommended if you will be traveling to rural areas or staying in accommodations where you might be exposed through food or water.
Malaria: Risk is limited to the demilitarized zone and to rural areas in the northern parts of Kyonggi and Kangwon provinces. Chloroquine is the recommended antimalarial drug.
Other Issues: Japanese encephalitis is of some concern, and a vaccine is recommended if you plan to visit rural farming areas or where there has been a known outbreak of Japanese encephalitis.
Recommended Vaccines: Yellow fever vaccination is required. The CDC recommends that all travelers older than nine months be given a vaccine 10 days before travel. The CDC website can help you find an authorized yellow fever vaccination clinic in the United States. You should also, of course, get up to date MMR, DPT, poliovirus, and varicella vaccines. Here again, hepatitis A vaccination is strongly recommended, as is one for typhoid, particularly if you will be going to rural areas or staying in private (not commercial) accommodations. And hepatitis B is recommended because the prevalence of chronic HBV infection is high in Liberia.
Malaria: You will need to take one of the following antimalarial drugs: atovaquone/proguanil, doxycycline, or mefloquine (primaquine in special circumstances and only after G6PD testing). Chloroquine is not effective in Liberia and should not be taken to prevent malaria in this region.
Other Issues: Dengue fever is another mosquito-borne illness that is common to Africa and other tropical and subtropical places. There is no vaccine to prevent it, nor medicine to cure it; acetaminophen is the usual treatment. You can help ward it off by being vigilant in preventing mosquito bites via clothing, chemicals, mosquito netting, and staying indoors at dusk.
Recommended Vaccines: Boosters for tetanus and diphtheria, measles/mumps/rubella, and vaccines for typhoid and hepatitis A are recommended. Yellow fever is not a risk, but you will have to show proof of vaccination if you have come from a country with high incidence of yellow fever.
Malaria: All rural areas below 1,969 feet (600 m), except on Bohol Island, Borocay Island, Catanduanes Island, and Cebu Island present a risk. Subic Bay is a risk area. Take Lariam, Malarone, or doxycycline as a preventive measure. Protect yourself against insect bites too.
Other Issues: Japanese encephalitis vaccine is suggested if you will be staying for longer than a month in the Philippines, especially if you will be visiting rural areas or participating in outdoor activities after dusk.
Recommended Vaccines: Get boosters if you are not up to date with routine shots such as MMR, DPT, and poliovirus vaccine, plus typhoid and hepatitis A. Russia's level of hepatitis B is noted as intermediate; the CDC recommends getting a vaccine if you're previously unvaccinated and traveling to countries with intermediate to high levels of HBV transmission.
Malaria: Little to no risk; it is still smart to try to prevent insect bites.
Other Issues: If you are traveling to far eastern Russia, consider getting vaccinated for Japanese encephalitis. Tick-borne encephalitis commonly occurs in Russia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Slovenia. Tuberculosis, including drug-resistant TB, is found in parts of Russia. Eastern Europe has seen cases of avian influenza virus H5N1 (contagious bird flu); avoid direct contact with wild birds and avoid places such as poultry farms and markets where live birds are kept. The World Health Organization tracks outbreaks; check before you travel.
Recommended Vaccines: Routine boosters and adult vaccinations, not overlooking tetanus and diphtheria, and polio. Typhoid and hepatitis A and B vaccines are recommended as well.
Malaria: Little to no risk; try to avoid insect bites.
Other Issues: As in Russia and other parts of Eastern Europe, tick-borne encephalitis (and other tick-borne diseases) and avian influenza can be hazards. Take precautions against insect bites and stay away from wild birds as well as large groups of birds at places such as poultry farms or markets. Cholera crops up occasionally although rarely infects travelers from developed countries. Check the current situation where you are going and ask your doctor if she would advise a vaccine.
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Valley Irrigation Introduces GPS-Ready Control Panels
Valley Irrigation, a technology leader in precision irrigation, is introducing the industry's first line of GPS Ready irrigation control panels. The GPS Ready PRO2 Pivot Control Panel and GPS Ready AutoPilot Linear Control Panel currently are available from Valley dealers. The GPS Ready Select2 Pivot Control Panel will be available later this year.
"All of our computerized control panels will be GPS Ready, which means producers will be able to easily take advantage of the benefits of GPS technology," says Rich Panowicz, manager, Valley Irrigation aftermarket sales and product management. "Producers need to be able to manage precision application of water and fertilizers."
The GPS Ready control panels from Valley Irrigation differ from other control panels on the market because they perform the necessary GPS position calculations right in the control panel, therefore eliminating the need for external computers on the machine.
They also are compatible with different types of GPS receivers, including WAAS-enabled receivers. This means producers can pick the GPS receiver with the accuracies necessary to meet the required management needs.
For more information, go to the Web site at www.valmont.com.
When you're in the field and running with GPS hands-free steering, you want to maintain maximum uptime of your high accuracy steering signal.
"That's precisely why AutoFarm has introduced Reflex Technology, now built into our RTK Steering Systems, including A5 RTK AutoSteer and the FarmPRO GPS Steering and Application Control System," says Justin Larouche, AutoFarm Director of Product Management.
Reflex Technology provides continuity of position solution to maintain automated steering by seamlessly "flexing" to a lower accuracy mode when a higher accuracy mode is lost; such as loss of the RTK radio link.
Reflex offers multiple signal selection, allowing the operator to jump from RTK to WAAS with blockage, or OmniSTAR to WAAS. Reflex is constantly running OmniSTAR and WAAS in the background, "flexes" to whichever provides the best solution when necessary, then automatically returns to the higher accuracy mode as soon as it becomes available.
Ehler Bros. Fertilizer has been testing the AutoFarm FarmPRO GPS Steering & Application Control System with Reflex Technology. Ehler Bros., an independent custom applicator and retailer in the seed business, has covered approximately 20,000 acres with the system.
For more information go to the company Web site at www.gpsfarm.com.
Syngenta has announced that Cyclone Star herbicide has received federal registration for use in cotton from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as well as state registrations in Texas and Oklahoma. Combining the harvest aid partners of Gramoxone Inteon and Aim herbicides, Cyclone Star offers strong activity that cotton producers need to defoliate their crops effectively, according to a company statement.
Cyclone Star should be applied as a harvest aid to defoliate and desiccate cotton and take down troublesome weeds that may be present at harvest. The product's two-chamber jug is conveniently designed for application on either eight or 10 acres per container. It may be used alone or as a tank mixture with other cotton harvest aids.
For additional information, go to www.syngenta.com.
Utility tractors ranging from 45 to 105 engine horsepower have many uses for property owners, commercial operators, governmental maintenance fleets and livestock and farm operations. To better serve the diverse requirements of these different type customers, John Deere introduces a new line of utility tractors: the 5D, 5E, 5E Limited and 5M Series.
These new tractors are designed to perform any application, with any implement, within any budget to meet the needs of customers in the utility tractor market.
The 5D and 5E Series range in horsepower from 45 to 75 and offer John Deere reliability and durability at very economical prices. The 5D Series is only offered with a two-wheel-drive (2WD) axle compared to the 5E which offers 2WD or mechanical-front-wheel-drive (MFWD) configurations.
These open station tractors feature synchronized transmissions designed for smooth shifting and easy-to-reach, color-coded controls for simple operation. Low on the frills and price, but high on durability and performance, these tractors provide a simple, economical solution that's just right for many customers.
The 5M Series Tractors range in horsepower from 65 – 105 engine hp. These higher-end machines feature new transmissions, increased lift capacities, more stability for larger implements and a new operator environment for increased comfort and productivity.
For more information, visit the Web site at www.JohnDeere.com/Ag.
Producers know that preparing fields for planting, especially following Bt corn, really begins at harvest. They require a tillage solution that's rugged, productive and agronomically sound to properly condition soil and residue in advance of later planting operations.
That's the sweet spot for the new Case IH ecolo-tiger 870. It combines a solid frame design with innovative shanks, disks and optional leveling attachments to size and settle tough soil clods and residues while operating up to an industry-leading 7 mph.
The ecolo-tiger 870 comes with 24-inch individual disks or optional huge 26-inch cushion gang disks. Twelve-inch spacing between gang disks, with a split-the-middle gang position front to back, reduces stalk size for improved flow and better mixing.
Stable, rugged running gear handles the load. It features 8-bolt or 10-bolt wheels, high-performance tires and heavy duty replaceable spindles. For more information, call 1-877-4CASEIH or go to http://www.caseih.com/na.
The Vector 300 4x4 chassis is built on a tubular frame with a 300 hp Cummins engine, Allison automatic transmission and Axle Tech axles. The chassis is designed for pre and post- emerge applications.
With increasing fertilizer input costs, topdressing wheat, corn, cotton, sweet potatoes, and tobacco with dry fertilizer becomes a viable practice.
The Vector 300 is available with the new Viper Pro variable rate controller, automatic conveyor control and autosteer system.
The new Leader L4000 spreader box offers proven swath widths of 80'-90' on fertilizer and 60' on lime. For more information, contact a representative from your local distributor.
Leica Geosystems and TeeJet Technologies have announced an agreement that will provide new precision agriculture solutions for farmers. Combining the technologies of these companies means innovative new products and solutions for producers. These technologies will bring welcomed efficiencies as growers face rising input costs.
Under the agreement, TeeJet will private-label and distribute Leica's No-Drift mojoRTK auto-steer system adding RTK-accuracy guidance to their suite of precision agriculture products.
Under the same agreement
Leica will capitalize on TeeJet Technologies' range of vehicle-specific
assisted steering kits to vastly increase the number of tractors the
mojoRTK can steer. The list of kits offered by TeeJet currently tops
more than 50 individual kits, designed to fit approximately 150 individual
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Charter's Peterson is "WDEL High School Athlete of the Week"
By Sean Greene
Video Profile of Patrick Peterson
Wilmington Charter pitcher Patrick Peterson is this week's WDEL High School Athlete of the Week.
Patrick threw a perfect game in a 6-0 victory over William Penn Saturday. He also had 4 hits in a win over A.I. DuPont earlier in the week, and I asked him if he prefered recording a strikeout on the mound or getting a big extra-base hit at the plate.
"Probably a triple or a home run. Home runs help because you have to get runs on the board to win."
Charter opponents have been seeing double all year, Patrick's twin brother John also pitches, and Patrick says playing together creates a healthy rivalry.
"We expect a lot of reach other so we try to do our best every day. We compete so it gets the best out of us."
Patrick says there's a difference between this year's 16-1 team, and last year's squad which missed the state baseball tournament.
"We have more experience. More confidence in the team knowing we should win most of our games rather than last year when we had a lot of young players come up and have to make a big contribution to the team quickly."
Next year Peterson will find himself in Philadelphia pitching for Temple. Why the Owls?
"I like the city and the coaches there. Plus I get the opportunity to play right away."
Before he heads to North Broad Street, Patrick Peterson hopes to bring a state title to Wilmington Charter. He is this week's WDEL High School Athlete of the Week. In Wilmington Sean Greene 1150AM WDEL Sports.
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ROME, Ga. — New security installed at Hays State Prison has proved so effective thus far that officials are bragging that prisoners can't breach it, according to a senator who toured the facility Thursday.
Porcelain toilets that prisoners used to break apart and use pieces as weapons have been replaced with hardened steel. Cell doors with locks that prisoners once defeated with toilet paper or a finger now have electronic and backup manual systems.
Fixtures like light switches and air vents that could be dismantled and used as weapons have been covered.
"I don't know if there is a perfect system," said state Sen. Chuck Hufstetler. "But so far they've put their worst prisoners in the newly renovated facility and had no damage to the locks or the beds to the heating system."
On Thursday, the Republican senator from Rome offered the first glimpse of what has been undertaken inside the walls of Hays since four inmates were killed in an eight-week period ending in early February.
During the tour, Hufstetler wasn't satisfied with just looking at the newly renovated cells, and he asked to go to the building where the worst prisoners were kept. When he walked into the dorm, he said, he stepped inside with two convicted murderers and had a conversation.
"I felt secure enough that I went into the cell," he said.
Work is not yet complete on the new locking system and "hardening" of some cell buildings, said Hufstetler and Department of Corrections board members who toured the prison Thursday morning. But they said they are encouraged by what they saw.
Yet neither board members nor lawmakers were ready to ask questions about how Hays had deteriorated to such a point or what led to gang members controlling cell doors, free to roam at night and attack other inmates.
"My focus since January has been on correcting the problem," Hufstetler said. "I think that is appropriate at some point to do."
Hufstetler said the $2 million renovations at Hays have prompted movement among state legislators to ask for similar security upgrades at other prisons across the state.
There are nine Georgia prisons similar to Hays in population and with a similar number of mental health patients that the state would like to examine, officials said.
State Sen. Buddy Carter, chairman of the Public Safety Committee, wasn't on Thursday's tour but said that lawmakers realize there must be changes in security in Georgia state prisons.
"If it's happening at Hays, you can't convince me it's not happening elsewhere," Carter said. "It is a concern."
While lawmakers didn't elaborate on what might be done in next year's legislative session, Hufstetler said lawmakers want to add more money to the 2015 budget for security upgrades like Hays received.
To cover immediate projects, the Board of Corrections approved a $6.9 million bond issue at Thursday's board meeting, specifically for statewide security improvements. And officials say they will look to Hays as the example.
"I look forward to Hays being a model for the other similar prisons," said Department of Corrections Board Chairman John Mayes.
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MADISON, Wis. (WTAQ) - A new survey shows that Fox Valley companies survived the recession better than those in the Madison area – and both metros did better than Milwaukee. That's according to the 7th annual economic survey conducted by UW-Madison, and sponsored by First Business Bank and several other groups. 1,300 firms were surveyed. All 3 regions are graded on 8 economic indicators – and for the first time in the poll, all 3 areas had declines in every indicator from the previous year. 37 percent of Metro Milwaukee firms said their profits fell 10 percent or more – up from 33 percent in Dane County, and 22 percent in northeast Wisconsin.
Dave Vetta of First Business Bank says the results may have been affected by the larger concentration of small firms in southeast Wisconsin. He said those companies were already running lean – and they might have had a more difficult time downsizing. Looking ahead to this year, 72 percent of the firms in northeast Wisconsin expected an increase in revenues. Only 15 percent of northeast firms say conditions will be worse, compared to 25 percent in Dane County and 35 percent in the Milwaukee area.


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When the group first started getting together, each owner would share what they were doing really well. "But as the trust grew, we began using each other as a sounding board, taking our more serious challenges or untried ideas to the group."
For example, when the group started meeting, Ryan says Gibbons and Khan both were proud of their more than $100,000 in annual retail sales. But after the Ryans coached them in their retail strategies, both salons raised
annual retail sales to more than $500,000.
"In turn, Gina shared an amazing cancellation policy that we now use, Cinta has shared great techniques for communicating with difficult staff members, and Joe and Elizabeth have done really well in real estate investment and once drove us all around showing us investment property. That's when I bought my first four-flat," says Ryan.
At the last gathering, the group elected to bring in an outside speaker. Larry Kopsa, CPA, one of the founders of Kopsa Otte CPA, an accounting firm that specializes in the professional beauty industry, talked to the group about different exit strategies.
Since the salon members are so close in proximity, the sharing goes beyond the meetings. "If we're overflowing, we'll send business to each others' salons and we've sent staff members to conduct education at the other
salons," says Ryan. "And when Vijai was trying to raise money to help build boats in the tidal wave-damaged Sri Lanka, I organized a party with 50 of my top clients and invited him in—that takes a lot of trust."
The experience, says Ryan, is unmatched. "We have grown together so much," he says. "On every level—in business, emotionally and spiritually. Without a doubt, this is the most important networking group I've ever been a part of."
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If you can't find a salon owner group to join, form your own. That's exactly what go-getter John DiJulius, who with wife Stacy owns a series of John Robert's Studios and Spas surrounding Cleveland, Ohio, did five years ago. "The industry's business meetings and shows are great, but for the most part they speak to the middle of the road," he explains. "I'd grown to the point that I was doing 85 percent of
everything I should be doing—I was after that last 15 percent. And it's hard to get that last 15 percent of knowledge at a large show."
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A West Virginia woman is facing multiple charges after authorities seized weapons and prescription pills following a traffic stop in Hancock County.
Troopers stopped a possible impaired driver on U.S. Route 224 Saturday at 9:56 p.m. Upon stopping the vehicle, the occupants switched seats. Criminal indicators were observed and a Hancock County Sheriff's Office drug-sniffing canine alerted to the vehicle.
A probable cause search revealed two handguns and nine Alprazolam pills.
Lindsay Morrison, of Huntington, WV, was incarcerated in the Hancock County Justice Center. She has been charged with two counts of improper transportation of a weapon in a motor vehicle, which are fourth-degree felonies, as well as possession of Alprazolam, which is a third-degree misdemeanor.
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East Valley Institute of Technology will soon partner with private manufacturers to bring a premier automotive collision training facility to Mesa.
"Training is provided by manufacturers," said John Rang, managing partner of Leading Edge Auto and Kachina Automotive Equipment. "They'll get it straight from the horse's mouth, so to speak."
The high school will partner with private companies to give students the most relevant education in collision repair, including BASF Automotive Refinish, a leading automotive paint manufacturer and Chief Automotive Technologies, a company that sells repair equipment, Rang said.
Such a program is the realization of a life-long dream for Rang.
"I'm 62 years old. I've been doing this for 40 years," he said. "I'll be doing this for another three to four years. This is something I've always wanted to do and never been able to do."
EVIT CEO and Superintendent Sally Downey said, "We must bring industry to the table if we are going to provide the finest training in the world. We needed to partner with two of Arizona's most influential market leaders. Leading Edge and Kachina Automotive are recognized as innovative market leaders and industry visionaries in Arizona. When I asked them to outline their vision of what they believed our program could become I was taken back at the depth, the vision and their comprehensive strategy."
EVIT tailors its programs to the needs of industry, and the need for well-trained, skilled technicians is great, Rang said.
"It means I'll get students who know the latest technologies, not what was being used 20 years ago," said Kyle Danielson, Invision Auto Body general manager in Mesa. "Up-to-date training means I won't have to reeducate them for what's in my shop."
Rather than drilling holes into the metal and pulling the metal out to fix dents, today's technology welds tips to the metal to pull out the dent, said John Schira of Kustom Koachworks Body Shop in Mesa.
"When you're drilling holes, you're actually doing damage," Schira said. "The goal is to restore the vehicle back, not to compromise the metal."
Because of changes in the way that cars are constructed, along with the updated technologies used to repair them, it's really important that students learn current repair skills, Schira said.
"Obviously, the more training they get in an academic setting, the less training we have to do when they come here," Schira said. "We have no problem investing in an employee's training as long as they stay here long enough. But these students can be more productive in a shorter time-frame."
The increased training may mean high-paying jobs for graduates, Rang said.
"In our industry, a good body technician makes $70,000 to $100,000 a year," he said.
The industry has changed, and the changes to body shops are twofold.
"There is a severe lack of trained technicians to repair these automobiles," Rang said.
And when it comes to repairing cars, often it means removing and replacing parts, rather than fixing the damaged pieces.
Additionally, as more people retire, many companies are having a harder time replacing them with skilled workers, Rang said.
"With the way that education is pushing them, it pushes them away from hands-on, high-paying jobs," Danielson said. "Having this program at EVIT, attracting people to this industry is a huge benefit."
A benefit that should be a win-win for both students and industry, Schira said.
"We all want to earn a living in a way that we love," he said.
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Following a phone hearing today, the NHL decided there will be no fine and no suspension for Bruins captain Zdeno Chara, with regard to his hit on Montreal Canadiens forward Max Paccioretty during last night's game.
The final decision was made by the NHL's vice president of operations, Mike Murphy.
"This was a hockey play that resulted in an injury because of the player colliding with the stanchion and then the ice surface," stated Murphy following the hearing. "In reviewing this play, I also took into consideration that Chara has not been involved in a supplemental discipline incident during his 13-year NHL career."
After further speculation it is clear that the timing and location of the play is what caused the severity of the hit. The puck had already passed when the late hit sent Pacioretty into the stanchion between the benches.
Pacioretty, 22, was left out cold on the ice toward the end of the second period. He's been diagnosed with a severe concussion as well as a vertebral fracture.
Chara was issued a five-minute major penalty for interference and a game misconduct. And although the hit has been deemed controversial, undoubtedly has the support of many fans, fellow Bruins teammates and head coach Claude Julien.
"Knowing him as I know him, there was no intent to injure the player on that play," stated Julien.
Although Canadien fans as well as the team themselves may not be happy with the NHL's decision, most do feel that management made the correct one on not overreacting in this specific case. The fierce rivalry between Boston and Montreal is long-standing, and this incident has only fueled the fire. Their next scheduled match-up will take place March 24th at the TD Garden.


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