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A clever laser-cut wood packing puzzle by Jean-Claude Constantin. Like other packing puzzles, the objective is to pack all pieces into the frame. The 1x9 restricts the location of the pieces by the use of tab-and-slot arrangements, much like a jigsaw puzzle. Nine pieces are included.
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As details about the massacre of 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., began to emerge on Friday, Dec. 14, the name Ryan Lanza started circulating on major media outlets and social media as a possible suspect. Ryan, a 26-year-old Hoboken resident who was at work at Ernst & Young in New York City at the time, took to his Facebook account and wrote, "IT WASN'T ME I WAS AT WORK IT WASN'T ME."
The shooter turned out to be 20-year-old Adam Lanza, Ryan's younger brother, whom Ryan said he hadn't been in contact with since 2010. But the mistake was not corrected until the end of that Friday. Meanwhile, reporters converged at Ryan's apartment building in uptown Hoboken, he was taken away by police when he got home from work, and rumors flew among the crowd that his father had been murdered in Hoboken that day.
Apparently, after the incorrect name was leaked by a law enforcement source that morning, many people found Ryan's Facebook page, saw that he had lived in Newtown and Hoboken, and assumed he was the gunman.
The details as to how Ryan was initially named are fuzzy, but it's been reported that Adam may have been carrying his older brother's identification at the time of the shooting. Lt. Paul Vance, the Connecticut State Police spokesman who handled press inquiries following the shootings, said last week that police are still not sure how Ryan's name was released.
When the Reporter reached Ryan Lanza by phone last week, he politely declined to comment on the situation.
By the time Adam was officially named the shooter, Ryan's Facebook photo had been published on television and various websites, but it was also shared on the social networking platform almost 15,000 times, according to conservative news site The Daily Caller.
Vance said that he imagined the effect of being falsely accused of such a crime as "very hurtful."
"When inaccurate information is out there, it's picked up by social media, naysayers, truthers, whoever, and it's taken as being accurate, when in fact it's inaccurate," said Vance.
"The audience wants information fast versus getting the correct information." – Barna Donovan, Ph.D.
Still, the mainstream media has had a few major blunders in the last few months, including the New York Post's recent cover photo of two men whom they said were suspected of being the Boston Marathon Bombers. The men were not suspects.
"These have been a bad few months for journalism," said Scott Pelley, CBS Evening News' highly-acclaimed anchor, in a speech at Quinnipiac University earlier this month. "We're getting the big stories wrong, over and over again."
Pelley himself incorrectly reported on the day of the Newtown shootings that Nancy Lanza, Adam and Ryan's mother and the massacre's first victim, was a teacher at Sandy Hook Elementary. Many media outlets, as well as blogs and social media sites, reported that information as fact. Lanza was not a teacher at the school.
"Never before in human history has more information been available to more people," Pelley said. "But at the same time, never before in human history has more bad information been available to more people."
Chaos-driven journalism
On the day of the shooting, FBI agents and the Hoboken Police Department descended on Lanza's Grand Street apartment building. A crowd got bigger and bigger and gossip abounded.
"It was like a big game of telephone," said Amanda Palasciano, the former Hoboken beat reporter for the Hudson Reporter, who was on the scene for more than five hours that day. "Things kind of just got to the point where the media was all helping each other trying to put things together, but no one really had any idea what was true."
A police spokesman came outside and talked to the media. Later, a machine was brought in to check for explosives, further fueling speculation about what might be inside Ryan's apartment. Ryan himself was taken in for questioning.
Palasciano noted that despite confirmations from law enforcement in Connecticut that the shooter was dead inside the school, no one gave the media any indication that ruled out Ryan as having been involved.
"It was botched from the beginning," Palasciano said. "Maybe there was a Ryan Lanza impersonator, maybe there wasn't. Maybe he was staying with his brother. There was a dad; there wasn't. Even when it came out that it wasn't [Ryan], there was this idea that maybe [Adam] had been staying there."
Palasciano left the scene without a better idea of the situation than when she'd arrived.
"Even when I left, no one still knew really what to believe," she said. "I thought it was an anomaly for the media to have screwed up so royally."
Who's to blame?
Barna Donovan, Ph.D., the chairman of the communications department at St. Peter's University in Jersey City, said last week that although he teaches his students about the ethics of journalism and the consequences of reporting false facts, he doesn't fully place the blame of misinformation on reporters.
"The blame for this is spread around. This is not just the fault of the media. The major fault lies with the audiences and their demanding fast information," he said. "The audience wants information fast versus getting the correct information."
Donovan explained that in cases of major tragedy, such as the Newtown shootings or the Boston Marathon bombings that took place last month, social media users take to their smartphones in the same manner that journalists take to their notepads – and often with similar objectives.
"People like to be in the know, to be the first one, to spread the information. They want to be the first one to break news," he said. "It's, 'I get the information before the professional guys did.' "
Independent news sites and "citizen journalists" often spread conspiracies about why a mainstream media outlet isn't reporting a certain fact, when that outlet may be taking time to research it.
"You're fighting the 'We want the information right now' audience demand," said Donovan. "[People] are not necessarily asking for the most accurate update, and this is when mistakes can happen. Everyone's trying to out-scoop the competition."
Cautionary tale
Vance said that Ryan's case should stand as a cautionary tale for the media.
"It sends a message that if you're going to rely on social media, you may be taking a risk," he said.
It's possible that social media sites are having an adverse effect on the state of American journalism, but, as Pelley noted, it is of the utmost importance to remember that they're simply not the same thing.
"Twitter and Facebook are not journalism. They are gossip," said Pelley. "Journalism was invented as an antidote to gossip."
Staff writer Joseph Passantino contributed to this report.
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Starring: Hugh Jackman
Released: 19th October 2004
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Universal has announced Van Helsing which stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Beckinsale. The film will be available to own in both single disc and three-disc ultimate editions from the 19th October this year. The single disc will retail at around $29.98. The price of the three-disc set has yet to be determined. Both will feature an anamorphic widescreen transfer as well as an English Dolby Digital 5.1, French Dolby 2.0 Surround and Spanish Dolby Digital 2.0 track. On top of all the extra material on the three-disc set, the package will also include the recent releases of Dracula (1931), Frankenstein and The Wolf Man. The single disc set will include the commentaries, along with the 360 Degree Tour, outtakes, a Bringing the Monsters to Life featurette, the You Are In The Movie feature and a Legend Of Van Helsing featurette. The full specs for the three-disc edition are attached below, along with the artwork and menu shots:
- 1.85:1 Anamorphic Widescreen Presentation
- English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Track
- French Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo Surround Track
- Spanish Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo Surround Track
- Commentary with Director Stephen Sommers and the Producer
- Commentary by Hugh Jackman, Kate Beckinsale, Richard Roxburgh & Shuler Hensley
- Filmmaker's Diary: Chronicling One Week of Production
- New World Technology vs. Old World Monsters Featurette
- Designing Van Helsing: A 360-degree IPIX Tour of the Sets
- Van Helsing: The Story, The Life, The Legend
- Love Bites: The Brides of Dracula Mockumentary
- You Are in the Movie On-Location Featurette
- Anatomy of a Scene: The Masquerade Ball
- Creating the Characters and Monsters Interactive Featurette
- Van Helsing's Monster Map Interactive Featurette
- Van Helsing Time Lapse Footage of Sets being Built, Filmed and Torn Down
- Play The Van Helsing XBox Game (On the XBox Console Only)
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NEW YORK – Columbia field hockey head coach Marybeth Freeman has released the program's 2013 schedule.
"We are excited about the diverse conference representation we have on our 2013 schedule," Freeman said. "We will be playing against some new competitors and it will make for an exciting mix of strong teams. A challenging and talented spread of America East, Atlantic 10, Colonial, NorPac-East and Patriot League teams will best prepare us for our competitive Ivy League contests."
"This group of women, both returning and incoming, welcome the opportunity to showcase their knowledge of the game and demonstrate how their overall skills have evolved."
The Lions will begin the season with a pair of games at American University, opening up against Longwood on Friday, Sep. 6 before facing James Madison on Sunday, Sep. 8.
Columbia will spend the following weekend playing two games in College Park, Md. The Lions will face a Maryland squad fresh off a Final Four appearance on September 14 and close out the four-game road swing against American on September 15.
Ivy League play will commence on Friday, Sep. 20, when Columbia welcomes Brown to the Baker Athletics Complex for its first home contest of the year.
From there, the home slate features nine matchups including Richmond (Sep. 22), UMass-Lowell (Oct. 6), Colgate (Oct. 11), Albany (Oct. 13), Penn (Oct. 18), Delaware (Oct. 20), Yale (Nov. 1) and Harvard (Nov. 10).
After the two trips to the capital region, the Lions road portion of the schedule is highlighted by an October 4 showdown with the defending national champions, Princeton. Columbia will also travel to Cornell (Sep. 28), Fairfield (Sep. 29) and Dartmouth (Oct. 27).


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No. 9 Nebraska Opens in Colorado
No. 9 Nebraska at Rocky Mountain Open
Saturday, Jan. 12 | 7 p.m. CST
Colorado Springs, Colo. (Cadet West Gymnasium)
The No. 9 Nebraska men's gymnastics team will open their 2013 season this weekend against No. 3 Oklahoma, No. 11 Air Force, Arizona State and members of the U.S. Olympic Training Center. The five-group rotation will take place in Colorado Springs, Colo., at 7 p.m. CST in the Cadet West Gymnasium.
The United States Air Force Academy will provide a live feed to CBS Sports' All-Access programming subscribers. Streaming will be available on GoAirForceFalcons.com. Fans are also invited to follow the Huskers on Twitter (@NebraskaMGym) for live updates during the meet.
Scouting the No. 3 Oklahoma
A Glance at Oklahoma
Head Coach: Mark Williams
2012 Record: 26-3
2012 NCAA Finish: 2
The Sooners enter 2013 following an eighth-straight conference title and a second-place NCAA finish in 2012. OU scored 355.600 to capture the MPSF championship over Stanford and California. They carried momentum into the first day of NCAA competition, but lost their national title to Illinois on the second night after scoring a 358.85 in April.
Oklahoma returns fourteen gymnasts from last season's lineup while adding three newcomers. All-Americans Troy Nitzky, Presten Ellsworth, Chris Stehl and Danny Berardini lead the Sooners. Ellsworth led the Red Team to victory earlier in the season during OU's scrimmage meet.
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Head Coach: Kip Simons
2012 Record: 13-15
2012 NCAA Finish: N/A
After winning their third consecutive USAG national title, the Falcons look to keep their No. 11 national ranking. The USAFA scored a season-high 341.050 at the USAG championships, then a 335.950 at the MPSF Championships. The Falcons finished their season with a 333.750 at the NCAA Team Qualifiers.
They return fourteen gymnasts, adding four to their 2013 lineup. James Okamoto leads the Falcons as captain after receiving multiple honors throughout the 2012 season, including Gymnast of the Week for the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation and the College Gymnastics Association.
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A Glance at Arizona State
Head Coach: Scott Barclay
2012 Record: N/A
2012 NCAA Finish: N/A
Arizona State returns to the Rocky Mountain Open as consistent competitors. They return twelve gymnasts for the 2013 season and welcome eleven freshmen to the team. The Sun Devils open their schedule in Colorado Springs then continue on to the West Point Open in West Point, N.Y.
Nebraska's Rotation
Order at the Rocky Mountain Open
Horse, Rings, Vault, Parallel Bars, High Bar, Floor
Air Force
Floor, Horse, Rings, Vault, Parallel Bars, High Bar
Rings, Vault, Parallel Bars, High Bar, Floor, Horse
Arizona State
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US Olympic Training Center
Parallel Bars, High Bar, Floor, Horse, Rings, Vault
Huskers Add Five New Gymnasts
Nebraska gained four freshmen in 2013, as well as one transfer student. Joining the team are freshmen Austin Epperson, Sam Chamberlain, Ethan Lottman and Colman Tokar. Epperson came to NU after a strong junior career, attending Junior Olympic Nationals and VISA Championships. The Allen, Texas, native previously trained at the World Olympic Gymnastics Academy, the most decorated gymnastics club in the nation. Chamberlain attended the Junior Olympic Nationals multiple times during his junior career. A native of Franklin, Ohio, Chamberlain began getting recruited after moving to Level 10.
Lottman holds the place of home-grown Huskers on the team as the only Nebraska native. A strong competitor on the pommel horse, the freshman was chosen to help strengthen the team's core on horse. Tokar, a Minneapolis native, came to Nebraska as a walk-on. Training on all six events, the freshman lightens spirits in the gym with his cheerful personality.
NU also added Zach Hedval, a junior transfer from Grossmont College. The Santee, Calif., native joined the Huskers to improve his skills on rings, which he specializes on.
NU in the Preseason Polls: Ninth Nationally, Sixth in Big Ten
The GymInfo 2013 Preseason Coaches' Poll ranked the Huskers ninth nationally, announced in early October, matching where they finished in NCAA team competition in 2012. Illinois, the reigning national champions, topped the poll with six votes, followed by No. 2 Michigan and No. 3 Oklahoma.
Nebraska also grabbed sixth place in the Big Ten coaches' preaseason poll, announced in mid-December. The Huskers finished in the same position after their inaugural year in the conference. Michigan claimed the No. 1 position, jumping over reigning conference champions, Illinois, who received the No. 2 honors. Penn State (No. 3), Ohio State (No. 4) and Minnesota (No. 5) finished out the top 5. All seven of the Big Ten schools with men's gymnastics programs placed in the top ten nationally.
Looking Ahead
Nebraska will travel to Stanford, Calif., for the Stanford Open following this weekend's meet. They will then host the University of Illinois-Chicago for their home opener on January 27 at 1 p.m. before heading back on the road to challenge Minnesota in Minneapolis on February 2 at 7 p.m.


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Turkey's tipping point
Ankara directly warns Damascus after the shooting down of one of its planes. And to think that Syria and Turkey had mended fences to the point where their leaders went on vacation together with their wives.
- Jasper MORTIMER. France 24 Correspondent (from Ankara, Turkey);
- Abdullah BOZKURT. Ankara Bureau Chief, Today's Zaman (from Ankara, Turkey);
- Laurie DUNDON. Senior Fellow, Partnership for a Secure America;
- Jonathan PARIS. Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council of the United States.
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6-19-18 Year two for Corner Stones of Trust - art by Jon Casey and Zach!
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4/7/18 eBay day 2 - art by Jon Casey and Zach!
6-4-17 eBay Hackweek Day one! - Art by Jon Casey, Sharon, Salah, Marcus, and Al
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5-13-18 Aryan's First Birthday! - art by Jon Casey and Marcus
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5-1-18 and 5-2-18 in Boston for Aquent! - all art by Ryan
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4-26-18 Salesforce - art by Marc, Marcus and Salah
4-24 and 4-25-18 Aquent in San Jose - Art by Marcus and Al
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4-24 and 4-25-18 Boundless in Tampa - art by Al Rod
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4-18-18 Symantec at Hotel Zeta - Sharon and Marcus
4-19-18 Pinterest - Salah and Sharon
4-19-18 Sam's Chowder house - art by Jodi and Al
4-17-18 and 4-18-18 RSA
4-16-18 Symantec
4-2-18 Appdynamics - art by JonCasey and Zach
March 2018
3-24-18 Blake's first birthday!
Protected: 3-23-18 wedding - Art by Jon Casey and Salah
3-20-18 Fenwick GDC at Hotel Zetta - A 7 year client! All art by Jon Casey
3-14-18 to 3-16-18, all DOMOPALOOZA art thanks to DOMO DOJO ! - all art for all three days here, by Jon Casey
3-8-18 St. Martin of Tours - 7th year in a row drawing for a local catholic school fund raiser!
3-8-18 for Juniper, emPOWERed women's day! - Art by : Zach, Salah, Marcus and Al!
3-5-18 NSO for Genentech - All art here by Jon Casey. Salah and Zach also drew there and have their own drawings located on their sites.
3-3-18 Monterey bay Aquarium - Digital art by : Jeanette and Marcus. Traditional drawings (not available online) by Shahin and Lisa!
3-3-18 Naomi's Bat Mitzvah - Art by Jon Casey, Zach and Marc!
2-28-18 Five Cartoon.guru artists draw for Oracle! - Art by : Zach, Salah, Jodi, Marcus, Big Al
February 2018
2-22-18 Plug N' Play
2-10-18 Isaac's bday!
2-9-18 Zillow
2-3-17 Ziegfeld in NYC - Art by Mike, Ed and Alex!
January 2018
1-13-18 Toyota - art by Jon and Salah
1-12-18 Coursera - Marcus and Sharon
1-10-18 Splunk - Marcus and Salah
12-15-17 at Exploratorium for Google - Jon, Salah and Zach
December 2017
12-17-17 at Foreign Cinema - Jon Casey
12-16-17 H20 - art by Kiko
12-16-17 Rock Wall Wine event - marcus and Sharon
12-15-17 Chevron - art by Jon Casey and Jeannette
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12-13-17 Uber - art by Marcus, Jodi, Al and Kiko!
12-12-17 Office Party - art by Jon Casey, Marcus, Zach and Salah
12-4-17 H20 all art by Jon, Zach, Salah and Marcus
12-10-17 Family event - art by Jon Casey
12-9-17 Facebook event - art by Salah
12-9-17 Pier 48 - art by Jeannette and Kiko
12-9-17 Sequoyah Country Club - art by Jon Casey
12-9-17 Crown Palace hotel - Art by Sharon
12-7-17 Alteryx - art by Jeanette
12-8-17 Helix - art by Jon and Salah
12-7-17 Walt Disney Family Museum - jon and sharon
12-4-17 H2O at Computer History Museum - art by Jon Casey, Marcus, Zach and Salah
12-2-17 Advantel - Sharon and Marcus
12-1-17 Kenshoo - art by Sharon
12-1-17 Concert for kids - art by Marcus
12-1-17 Linda's Holiday Party - art by Jon and Salah
November 2017
11-8-17 for Google - Art by Marcus
11-11-17 Susan and Louis - art by Zach and Rene
11-17-17 Google art by Jon Casey
11-13-17 First Republic Bank - art by Marc and Al
11/13/17 Skechers in LA, 7 artists! - Art by : Debbie, Greg, Ian, John, Millie, Marco, and Court!
11-13-17 CFC IBES - Jon and Zach
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11-6-17 to 11-8-17 Three full days at Dreamforce for Marketo! - art by Zach and Jon
11-5-17 Terra Gallery - Art by Jon Casey, Marcus and Zach
11-2-17 RHI - Art by Jon Casey, Zach, Jeanette, and Sharon
11-1-17 Plug and Play - Jon and Marcus
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10-24-17 Atlassian - art by Jon Casey and Sharon
10-20-17 Wedding - Marcus and Jon
10-18-17 491 31st Ave
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10-12-17 Event with 4 artists - art by Zach, Marcus, Jeanette and Sharon
10-10-17 Facebook - art by Zach and Sharon
10-11-17 Gap
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9-30-17 wedding
Oracle Open World 2017 - all art by Jon Casey
10-3-17 Virgin Air - Art by Court, Debbie and Greg
10-1-17 wedding at Hong Kong East
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9-26-17 SugarCON - Art by Jon Casey, Zach, Rhoda, Jeanette, Jodi, Rene, Sharon, Al, Marcus, Marc
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9-16-17 SFMoMA - art by Sharon
CWTA, all three days - Art by Zach
9-16-17 LAM at Craneway pavilion - Art by Jon Casey, Salah, Zach, Jeanette
9-14-17 Moscone - Art by Zach and Marcus
9-13-17 Genentech - art by Marcus, Rhoda and Sharon
9-9-17 Bay Area Artists and Musicians Celebration - art by Jon Casey
9-3-17 Justin and Yige Wedding - Art by Jon Casey and Salah
9-3-17 Emaar's first birthday - Art by Marcus
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9-2-17 Gia's Bat Mitzvah - Art by Jon Casey and Salah
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8-29-17 Kappa Alpha Theta
8-26-17 iKarlie
8-27-17 SMC - Job through Zach Trenholm
8-11-17 though 8-13-17 Krave / Bark Thins at Outside Lands, all art done by Jon Casey - All three days of Outside Lands art by Jon Casey
8-11-17 through 8-13-17 Krave / Bark Thins art for Outside Lands by Salah Khudari - All three days of drawings at Outside Lands by Salah Khudari
8-10-17 Atlassian - Amazing art by Zach!
8-9-17 and 8-10-17 Inman at Hilton, Union Square SF - art by Jon Casey, both days of drawings available here!
8-5-17 Madeleine's 3rd birthday
7-29-17 Birthday party - Art by Salah
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7-28-17 LinkedIn Mountain View - art by Salah, Marcus, Sharon and Marc
7-28-17 LinkedIn SF Office - art by Zach and Jon
7-26-17 Prometheus - art by Jon and Salah
7-22-17 Capital One Cafe Grand Opening!
7-15-17 Kristin and Munir's wedding
eBay art from 7/12/17 and 7/13/17 - art by Jon Casey, Salah and Zach
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7-7-17 Cisco Hackathon
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6-22-17 Dal Tile event
6-20-17 Conference
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6-15-17 at GAP - Jon Casey draws for Father's day gifts at GAP
6-6-17 Electronic Arts - art by Zach and Marcus
6-6-17 Bing! - art by Jon Casey and Salah
May 2017
5-28-17 Wedding - Drawings by Jodi and Rhoda
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5-25-17 Virgin America at Facebook Travel Fair! - Art by Jon, Salah, Zach and Sharon
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5-6-17 Connor's Birthday Party!
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4-27-17 Take your kids to work day at Yelp!
4-25-17 Eleven Inc.
4-24-17 Battery Club SF
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4-5-17 Leading Edge Forum - Art by Sharon and Jon Casey
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3-23-17 Walt Disney Family Museum
3-22-17 Zillow Group caricatures in SF
3-10-17 City Hall - art by Jon, Salah and Zach. Main event photo by Zach Trenholm.
3-8-17 at Fogo De Chao - Jon, Salah and Zach artists
3-6-17 Genentech at Dolce Hayes Mansion
5-3-17 Red Carpet event! - Art by Rhoda, Jodi, Marc, Al, Salah, Sharon
5-3-17 Grad night - art by Salah
February 2017
Carahsoft in San Diego, all three days!
2-15-17 RSA day 2 for SSH
2-14-17 RSA day one for SSH
2-11-17 Ryan and Jules wedding at La Coastanera
2-4-17 Wag Hotel Santa Clara opening! - Artists Jon Casey and Salah
2-1-17 Adobe Summit
January 2017
1-21-17 Kaiser Physician's gala - 5 artists! Jon, Salah, Kiko, Lisa, Zach
1-21-17 Hughston 10th year anniversary party - art by Marcus and Jeanette
1-15-17 C&D Wedding - art by Jon Casey
1-14-17 SF Toyota - Art by Salah and Kiko
1-13-17 event in San Francisco - art by Salah
1-8-16 Party at Il Fornaio
December 2016
12-18-16 Christmas Party - Art by Marcus
12-16-16 Aviation Museum - Art by kiko and Rhoda
12-17-16 Google Event - Art by Marcus and Salah
12-10-16 WebDAM
12-9-16 Mountain Winery
12-9-16 Chevron – Thank you for four years of Holiday parties with us!
12-8-16 Ruby Skye
12-3-16 5 artists for Google - Salah, Zach, Rhoda, Jodi, Jeanette all drawing!
12-3-16 Tech Museum
12-2-16 Il Forniao
12-1-16 Blackrock in SF
October 2016
10-27-16 Halloween Party
10-20-16 Jason and Keli wedding
10-18-16 Genentech event
10-13-16 Media Sharktank year 3!
10-13-16 Wedding at the Chapel, SF
10-6-16 Dreamforce Day 3!
10-6-16 Drawings by Marcus
10-5-2016 Dreamforce day 2, Egnyte
10-4-16 Dreamforce FSC Cocktail Party 2016 - Art by Rhoda and Sharon
Dreamforce for Egnyte day one, 10-4-16
September 2016
9-24-16 Glacier Park Wedding - art by Zach and Jon
9-21-16 Google
9-16-16 Atlassian
9-16-16 Zillow - 9-16-16
8-31-16 VM World Day 4 for App Sense / Shavlik - art by Jon, Kiko, Salah
8-30-16 VM World day 3 for App Sense / Shavlik - art by Jon, Kiko, Salah
8-29-16 VM World for App Sense/ Shavlik day 2 - Art by Salah, kiko, and Jon
8-28-16 VM World for App Sense/ Shavlik day one - art by Jon Casey and Kiko
8-28-16 art by Salah
August 2016
8-27-167 Surprise Birthday!
8-20-16 in San Ramon - Art by Jodi
8-25-16 Verso
8-25-16 Microsoft event thanks to Zach Trenholm
8-24-15 Tishman Speyer - artists : Jon Casey, Zach, Jeanette
8-13-16 Chris and Sabela's wedding
DODIIS 2016 in Atlanta, two full days of drawing for Carahsoft! - All drawings from Monday and Tuesday are here! If you got drawn and want to get in touch, drop me a note at firstname.lastname@example.com !
July 2016
7-26-16 PAN communications SF office opening party
7-16-16 Janet's Birthday! - art by Salah
7-10-16 Wedding, art by Salah and Kiko
7-9-16 Aasher's first birthday party
7-9-16 Charlotte's first birthday!
7-9-16 Connie and Peter - Art by Renee and Jeanette
June 2016
6-25-16 Ella's Bat Mitzvah - art by Jon and Salah
6-25-16 Kim's Baby Shower!
6-24-16 "Take your kids to work" day
6-25-16 Chris and Susan
6-23-16 eBay Hackwork day two - art by Jon Casey, Zach Trenholm and Salah Khudari
6-22-16 Whirlpool - Jon Casey, Zach, Salah, Kiko, Jeanette
6-21-16 Method - Art by Jeanette
6-21-16 eBay Hackwork day 1 - art by Jon Casey, Salah and Zach
6-10-16 Summer Party in Menlo Park - Art by Zach and Jodi
6-5-16 Boba Tea People
6-4-16 Metro PCS Grand Opening - art by Jon Casey
6-4-16 Graduation party! - art by Jodi
6-1-16 Grad Party - art by Jon Casey and Salah
May 2016
5-29-16 Caden's Birthday
5-28-16 Ada and Julian - art by Jon Casey and Salah
5-26-16 Tea People
5-25-16 Marriott
5-22-16 Mary and Michael - art by Jon and Kiko
5-19-16 NSW16 - art by Kiko
5-19-16 at the Grand Hyatt SF
5-17 and 5-18 2016 Knowledge16 for Blue Coat
5-17-16 Lever - Art by Big Al, Rhoda and Salah
5-18-16 NSW16 - art by Jodi and Kiko
5-17-16 NSW16 - art by Jeanette
5-16-16 NSW16 - art by Jodi
#Knowledge16 day 1 for Blue Coat
5-10-16 SF Conservatory of Music
Gamesbeat Venturebeat event 5-3-16
April 2016
4-27-16 Sonoma event - Art by Salah and Kiko
4-27-15 Employee Appreciation drawings by Jodi
4-27-16 Pillsbury - Art by Jon Casey, Marcus and Rhoda! Job 1 of 3 today for Admin Appreciation week!
4-25-16 Wedding Ben and Lindsay
4-23-16 Parkmerced dog party - the second of many to come! Keep an eye out for the next Parkmerced party and come to get your free sketch!
Corporate Commission - Art by Salah and Kiko
HDI in Orlando for Avatier ! - Close to 100 drawings in 3 days in Orlando for the yearly HDI conference. Art by Jon Casey
4-2-2016 George and Jules
March 2016
3-30-16 - Job for Eventtoons.com
3-26-16 Bat Mitzvah by Jon Casey and Zach
3-26-16 wedding art by Salah and Kiko
3-19-16 Dog Drawings at Jack London Square by Jon Casey
3-19-16 Dog Drawings in the Park by Salah
3-18-16 EPIC steakhouse
"Almost Famous" Event - Art by Salah and Kiko
3-9-16 Wells Fargo
3-8-16 Genentech Party
3-5-16 ZOOM ROOM puppy party - Jon Casey, Salah, and Kiko
Protected: 2/29/16 Drawings at City Club - Art by Jon Casey and Kiko
February 2016
2-25-16 NAIS at Moscone Center - Art by Jon Casey and Kiko
2-12-16 City View Metreon event thanks to Zach Trenholm
2/9/16 St. Martin of Tours School fund raiser drawings of the graduating 8th graders - Art by Jon Casey
2-3-16 Equinix - Art by JonCasey and Zach
1-31-16 Ali and Terry's wedding in Napa, Ca
January 2016
1-28-16 Google now party - Jon Casey, Zach and Rhoda
Charlie celebrates 30 years! - Jon Casey
1-23-16 Kaiser event - Jon Casey, Salah, Kiko
Toyota Holiday Bash 2016 - Jon Casey and Salah
January 12, 2016 for Google - Salah and Kiko
December 2015
December 18, Helix - Jon Casey and Zach
December 17, Scribd. Holiday Party - Jon Casey
December 16, Rackspace - Jon Casey
December 11 Holiday Party by Kiko
December 11, Chevron Credit Union event - Jon Casey and Jeanette
December 10th and Fleming's Steakhouse
December 4th, Waterbar - Artists Salah and Kiko
December 9th at Tank18 - art by Salah and Kiko
December 9 at Metropolitan Club - art by Jon Casey
December 3rd Robertson Stephens Advisors - Art by Jeanette
December 7th and 8th in Las Vegas for Avatier at Gartner
December 5th Google party
NOMA Bday Party - art by Kiko
December 3, 2015 Google event - Jon Casey and Big Al
December 3rd, 2015 AOL Holiday Party - art by Kiko
December 2, 2015 at Macarthur Park - Jon Casey and Salah
November 2015
11-21-15 Metreon event - at by Jon Casey, Salah and Kiko
11/18/15 Lean startup event for advanced hr, day two
11/17/15 Day one for advanced hr at lean startup conference
11/6/15 Wacom in Florida - Art by Ryan Rhoads
11/5/15 LinkedIN "Bring your parents to work day" - art by Jon Casey, Jodi and Zach
11/4/15 Verizon Store opening and friends and family party!
11/4/15 New Relic Health Fair
October 2015
10/30/15 Weebly Halloween Party!
Dogs! - This sketch was uploaded just for fun. I love dogs and drawing dogs is a great break from so many people.
10/27/15 Yelp
10/21/15 Google job - Art by Jodi and Al
10/24/15 Emma's Birthday - Art by Salah and Kiko
TD Bank group for AFP 2015, all drawings from each date and event in Denver in October - Art by Jon Casey, Salah, and Kiko
Jonathan and Kai's wedding, 10-16-15 - art by Jon Casey, Zach and Kiko
10/15/15 – 10Fold Media Shark Tank event
10/14/15 Google at OPAL - Art by Jon Casey, Salah and Kiko
10/11/15 Wedding - Salah and Kiko
10/10/15 Paris themed party
eBay 10/8/15 - Art by Jon, Kiko, Zach
10/7/15 Salesforce event
Janneth and John's wedding, 10-3-15
UCSF BBQ - Rhoda and Kiko
10-2-15 IDA SF for ABM Day 2
IDA in SF day one, 10-1-15
September 2015
9-26-15 Wedding Erica and Greg - Art by Jon Casey, Jeanette and Kiko
9-23-15 at the Walt Disney Family Museum - Thanks to Zach Trenholm
107.7 the Bone Bash! - art by Kiko
VMWorld after party by Salah YK
Tech Crunch Disrupt 2015 for Intuit
UCSF pediatric surgery
9-12-15 Wag Hotels opening in Oakland Ca
9-4-15 Wedding Party
VMWorld 2015 for Egnyte by Jon Casey
August 2015
8-28-15 Robert Half International - Drawings by Jon Casey and Salah
8-25-15 Verizon - Drawings by Jon Casey
8-21-15 Google event - Drawings by Salah
8-20-15 Salesforce event in Pebble Beach - Art by Jon Casey
8-18-15 Verizon Store Opening
Corporate gift caricature commissions from photos for the Table Group - My second year doing artwork for this group of advisors
Commissioned Drawings for Salesforce - drawings commissioned by photo for Salesforce
8-6-15 eBay Hack Week drawings by Jon Casey
8-4-15 Hack Week at eBay campus
Orchard Supple Grand Opening! August 1st and 2nd, art by Jon and Salah
8-1-15 Adriena and Tyler's wedding
July 2015
7-28-15 Marcus draws at Google
7-28-15 Blue Moon at 111 Minna by Jon Casey
7-28-15 Blue Moon at 111 Minna by Rhoda
7-27-15 Blue Moon art by Rhoda
7-27-15 Blue Moon by Marcus
July 11, 2015 Zach Trenholm draws for Birthday Party
June 2015
McKesson, San Diego, Drawings by Zach Trenholm – All three dates
6-27-15, San Diego, McKesson drawings day 3, Jon Casey
6-26-15, San Diego, McKesson Day 2, Drawings by Jon Casey
6-25-14, San Diego, McKesson Day one, Drawings by Zach
Gartner Tradeshow, Washington DC, Jon Casey draws for Avatier!
June 6 wedding - Drawings by Marcus
Verizon job in Vacaville by Jon Casey
Verizon store event 5/27/15 Roseville Creekside Friends and Family - Marcus artwork
May 2015
Google GIFA event, Google Campus - Art by Jon Casey and Marcus Sakoda
Protected: May google pics
5-3-15 Bliss 2015 AIDS benefit RxJoy
5-2-15 Prom night!
April 2015
4-22-15 RSA for NTT Group, Day 3- Drawings by Salah –
4-27-15 for Wells Fargo, drawings by Jon, Zach, and Marcus
4-22-15 RSA Day 3 for NTT Group drawings by Zach
4-25-15 Wedding in Halfmoon Bay
4-23-15 RSA Perspecsys booth 2333 art by Jon Casey
4-22-15 Perspecsys in Las Vegas, drawings by Celestia Ward
4-22-15 RSA Perspecsys booth 2333 art by Jon Casey
4-21-15 Perspecsys in Las Vegas, drawings by Celestia Ward
4-21-15 RSA at NTT Group, Day 2 drawings by Zach
4-21-15 RSA for NTT Group, Day 2- Drawings by Salah – - RSA Day 1 Booth 2315 NTT Group by Salah Khudari
4-21-15 RSA Perspecsys Day Two – Jon Casey - 4-21-15 RSA Perspecsys booth 2333 art by Jon Casey
Rise offices
4-20-15 Perspecsys in Las Vegas, drawings by Celestia Ward - Celestia will be drawing in Las Vegas for Perspecsys the week of 4-20-15
4-20-15, W Hotel drawings by Rhoda and Jeanette
4-20-15 RSA at NTT Group, Day 1drawings by Zach - 4-20-15 drawings by Zach for NTT Group
4-20-15 RSA for NTT Group, Day 1- Drawings by Salah - RSA Day 1 Booth 2315 NTT Group by Salah Khudari
4-20-15 RSA Perspecsys Day one - 4-20-15 RSA Perspecsys booth 2333 art by Jon Casey
Adobe offices family day event - Jon Casey for Adobe
4-10-15 Wedding, Amber and Aaron
HDI in Las Vegas 2015 with Avatier! - Jon Casey and Salah
March 2015
Games Developer Conference Day 3 for Manage
Game Developers Conference Day 2, for Manage - Jon Casey
Game Developers Conference Day 1, for Manage - Jon Casey
Bar Mitzvah for Dylan - Jon Casey
February 2015
Nicole and Karsten, Valentine's Day Wedding - Artist : Jon Casey
2-3-15 - Jon Casey
January 2015
1-24-15 Comcast party! - Artists : Jon Casey, Salah and Zach
1-24-15 Anderson Tax - Art by Jodi and Rhoda
1-24-15 Birthday Party! - Art Jon Casey and Jodi
January 24, 2015 KFOG Tailgate party - Jon Casey
1-23-15 Tank18 - Jon Casey and Zach Art
1-22-15 JD Power for NADA - Jon Casey and Salah
Awards art work - by Jon Casey
January 13, 2015 KE Team - by Jon Casey and Marcus Sakoda
1-12-15 Accellion at Computer History Museum - by Jon Casey
January 10th, 2015 : My 8th year drawing for San Francisco Toyota ! - My oldest and my favorite client in SF!
December 2014
Holiday Party #22, Jon Casey draws for Paul and Lillian December 20th, 2014 - Jon Casey
Holiday job #21, Birthday Party on December 20th, 2014 - Salah Khudari
Holiday job #20, University Club - Jon Casey
Holiday party #19, Kiwi at Los Gatos Bar and Grill December 18th - Artist : Jon Casey
Holiday job #18, Tishman Speyer job 2 of 2014, December 18th - Artist : Jon Casey
Holiday job #17, KFOG and Honda - Artist : Jon Casey
Holiday job # 16, IXL learning - Artist: Jon Casey
Holiday job # 15, at Cypress Hotel, December 17th - Artists : Zach and Jon Casey
Holiday job #13, Ashfield Capitol Partners on December 17th - Artists: Rhoda and Jodi
Holiday job #14, December 17th at One Bush for Tishman Speyer - Artists : Jon Casey and Salah
Holiday job #12, Gigya at Kingfish on December 13, 2014 - Artist : Jon Casey
Holiday job #11, at Zero Zero on December 12, 2014 - Artist : Marcus
Holiday job #10, Foreign Cinema - Artists : Jon and Jeanette
Holiday job #9, Chevron in Oakland - Artists : Jon and Jeanette
Protected: Holiday job #8, Google party part 3 at the Galleria in SF - artist : Marcus
Holiday job #7, December 9th for Swirl at Bimbo's - Artist : Jon Casey
Holiday job #6, Chevron - Artists : Jon Casey and Salah
Holiday Job #5, December 8
Holiday job #4, December 6th at the Asian Art Museum - artist : Jeanette
Holiday job #3, December 6th at the Computer History Museum - Artists : Jon, Rhoda, Jodi, Salah
Holiday job #2, Artiman - Art by Marcus and Rose
First Holiday job of 2014, Google at the Exploratorium - Art by Jon Casey, Zach Trenholm, Jeanette Madden, Jodi Carr
11-22-14 wedding at Foreign Cinema
November 2014
11-15-14 Wedding at Palmdale Estates
11/13/14 Rocket Fuel
11-8-14 Wedding in Sonoma
11-6-14 Device Scape
October 2014
10-18-14 Bat Mitzvah by Salah
10-22-14 Jon Casey for Trainer Communic@tions
10-22-14 Salah and Rhoda
October 20, 2014 at Crown Plaza Hotel, Palo Alto
October 18, 2014 Christina and Cong's wedding
10-17-14 Thumbtack
Protected: Dell, Microsoft, and Intel event
10-11-14 Casey and Brad's Wedding
Gartner Symposium at Disney World, Orlando
10-1-14 Oracle Open World day 3, drawings by Rhoda - Rhoda took over for me the last day of the event and worked her magic
9-29-14 OOW Wipro Day 2
September 2014
Yelp Elite event in SF! - Salah charmed everyone and made this Yelp elites party official!
Oracle Open World day 1, September 29, 2014 - Wipro hired me to entertain for the crowd at #OOW14 ! There were 3 other artists I know near me, and 5 others altogether. No one knew the others where going to be there, or where the booths were. We made the best of our time after the show, getting a beer and some good food at Hotel Utah in SF!
9-19-14 American Heart Association
9-14-14 wedding in Half Moon Bay
9-16-14 Wedding Planner Show at Hotel Shattuck Plaza
9-9-14 Marriott San Francisco
9-6-14 Brittany and Ted's wedding in Livermore
9-3-14 Google - Google Top Contributor Program Meetup
August 2014
8-30-14 Wedding
8-26-14 #vBacon Cisco and Intel at the Ferry Building, SF Ca - As part of VMWorld, Intel and Cisco joined forces for a foodie-tech social gathering known as #vBacon!
8-25-14 Acronis at the Cartoon Art Museum
8-23-14 Angela and Andrew's wedding - "Hi Jon, I wanted to send a quick note to say thank you for your amazing work yesterday! Everyone enjoyed visiting your caricature station, and were very impressed with the results!" - Jessica
August 17, 2014 Drawing for Apple in San Jose part 2
August 16, 2014 Meredith's Birthday in Los Gatos "Red Hot 40"
August 13, 2014 Apple event in San Jose part 1
8-10-14 Baby Shower - Drew for an expecting mother at a beautiful Livermore Winery.
8-9-14 Zach and Julia's wedding! - My colleague Zach Trenholm joined me to draw for this wedding atop a mountain at a Country Club.
8-9-14, 4th year at IBEW 595 – traditional media - This was my fourth year drawing for a local electrical worker's union. I've drawn some of them year after year, it's one of the few traditional jobs I do every year.
July 2014
Protected: Facebook - Cartoon.guru entertains for the folks who keep Facebook running!
Metropolitan Apartments event
7-14-14 Bastille Day Party at Left Bank Brasserie
May 2014
Perspecsys - Knowledge 14 (Day 3)
3-26-16 Bat Mitzvah by Jon Casey and Zach
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The Chicago Bears pulled off a 23-20 overtime win over Baltimore on Sunday, thrusting them right back into the mix for an NFC playoff berth.
Even the Bears players called it ugly, messy and hard to watch — and they were referring to both the weather on Sunday, and their play on the field.
A nearly two-hour delay as a pair of nasty storm cells moved through was not the only thing that slowed down the Bears on Sunday. The Bears slowed themselves down as well.
Yet, they won.
Missed assignments; red-zone woes; busted plays; a defense that was gashed by a ground game that hasn't been able to run the ball all season; and 12 penalties that cost them 106 yards. It wasn't pretty by any means. The play on the field was almost as brutal as the weather surrounding it.
Still, they pulled out a win.
Ominous thunderhead clouds consistently swallowed up Soldier Field, sending the entire stadium full of fans clamoring for cover late in the first quarter after Baltimore had taken a 10-0 lead. But the Bears regrouped, and even when things weren't going their way, they found a way.
Defensive lineman Corey Wootton agreed wholeheartedly: "This was nowhere near how we wanted to do it."
But to a man, as they stood by their lockers and spoke to reporters after the game, everyone one of the Bears players had a look of relief (and, almost all of them, a smile) on their face. It was clear they all knew exactly what Sunday's 23-20 overtime win over Baltimore meant.
"It means we're right back in it," wide receiver Brandon Marshall said. "It's always going to come down to the last few weeks, the last few plays, the last few seconds. So, we know that.
"We're going to have a say in it, that's for sure."
Marshall was talking about the battle for a postseason berth, and after Sunday's victory, coupled with losses by the Lions (37-27 to the Steelers) and Packers (27-13 to the Giants), the Bears have new life. Both the Bears and Lions sit at 6-4, and Green Bay is at 5-5, trying to stay patient while it awaits QB Aaron Rodgers' return.
"That thing is oblong, and it bounces funny. ... You just never know from week to week in this league," said quarterback Josh McCown, one of the most popular dudes around after raising his record to 3-0 as the Bears' starter this year. "You have opportunities in life — rare opportunities to do some special things. We were sitting in front of one of those today. It was a chance to be special."
And they all made the most of it. McCown hit Alshon Jeffery for 14 yards and Martellus Bennett for 23 on the game-winning overtime drive, and he finished with 216 yards and a touchdown through the air. But, more importantly, he had no interceptions or turnovers of any kind. Again.
And now, as the Bears get set to scroll through the NFL's pool of mediocre teams down the stretch — the Rams, Vikings, Cowboys, Browns and Eagles are all beatable, then they finish with the Packers — things have gone from bleak to excitable.
"I just let those guys work," McCown said of the Bears offense that clicked late, "and it's getting fun."
When Chicago's defense stiffened up on Baltimore in the second half Sunday — giving up just 111 yards and three points in two-plus quarters — and McCown got in a groove, the table was set for a change. Robbie Gould booted a 38-yard field goal to end it 6:19 into overtime, and the Bears were back in the hunt.
It was a weird game on Sunday, and it's been a weird year in the NFL. The AFC is packed with Peyton Manning-led record-setters and the surprising Chiefs, and there are five AFC teams with seven or more wins. Still, they all have their weaknesses.
And the NFC, which has just two teams with more than six wins, has turned into a mash pit of mediocrity. After Sunday, the Bears thrust themselves right into the middle of it.
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Bears report card
Passing offense: A-
Josh McCown (19-for-31 for 216 yards with a TD and no picks) made the most of what he has in the worst conditions of his career, making two big pass plays in OT.
Rushing offense: C+
Matt Forte (18-83) had 125 yards from scrimmage with a TD catch, but he did gain just 15 yards on the ground after the third quarter.
Passing defense: B-
David Bass' finger-tip interception and subsequent touchdown return kept the Bears in it early, and Julius Peppers came through with 11 tackles, four for loss, two sacks and two other QB hits.
Rushing defense: D+
Ray Rice — the one who came in with 289 rushing yards in eight games and a 2.5 yard-per-carry average — had 131 yards and a 5.2 ypc average Sunday. The fourth-quarter, goal-line stand and the stingy OT saved this unit.
Special teams: A-
Robbie Gould was 3-for-3 on field goals in the craziest wind gusts Soldier Field has seen for a Bears' game. Adam Podlesh also did an admirable job, averaging 38.7 yards on six wind-altered punts.
Coaching: B
The game plan had to change with the weather, and it did. While nobody on the Bears, including the coaches, were perfect, they made the best of it and won. Marc Trestman's adjustments throughout the game made a difference, and he leaned on his stars, Forte, Brandon Marshall (10 targets, four catches for 42 yards) and Alshon Jeffery (nine targets, six catches for 69 yards).
Overall: B-
As at least three Bears players said, a win is a win. A season-high 12 penalties and a 1-for-6 stretch on third downs helped make it an ugly win, but a key win nonetheless.


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In the middle of the week's activities, Wednesday Night Soul Food provides an opportunity to center ourselves on God's grace as we share in a contemplative communion service that reminds us to "be still and know that I am God" (Psalm 46). Refreshments and a time for relaxed conversation follow the service.
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The driver of a sport utility vehicle heading the wrong way on U.S. 36 in Westminster crashed head-on into an eastbound sedan, killing one person and injuring three others at about 2:45 a.m. Wednesday.
Eastbound traffic on the Boulder turnpike was shut down between Wadsworth Parkway and Sheridan Boulevard for nearly six hours after the driver of a Ford Escape went the wrong way and slammed into an Acura coupe.
"We do suspect drugs or alcohol may be a factor," Westminster police investigator Cheri Spottke said.
Spottke said a male passenger in the Ford, identified as 25-year-old Vincent Gibson of Broomfield, was dead at the scene. The driver of the Ford was identified as 23-year-old Britni June Dunn, also of Broomfield. Police said she was being treated at a hospital and charges would be filed upon her release.
The driver and a passenger in the Acura were transported to local hospitals. Police said neither has life-threatening injuries and their names are not being released because of the ongoing investigation.


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Husker Heroes Put the Spotlight on the Kids
If you can't fully define what Nebraska Life Skills is all about, you should have joined more than 300 people Monday at the Champions Club across the street from Memorial Stadium. Nebraska's 2014 Hero Leadership Breakfast defined itself in a simple yet compelling way…again. More than 200 Husker student-athletes were recognized for the way they've reached out and touched others throughout the year, and from start to finish, it was obvious who the real heroes were in the banquet room – the kids who were featured in a series of uplifting videos, kids who joined the honorees in the Nebraska Alumni facility, not to mention the15 kids who formed the accompanying choir for the morning's most stirring performance – Nebraska Athletics' employee Ruth Hood singing the song Josh Groban made famous…You Raise Me Up.
Ruth Hood sang "You Raise Me Up" and Unsung Hero Award winner Nate Wong played the guitar.
Revelle: Hero-Like Event Would Be Helpful Year-Round
Wish Husker Nation could have been inside that room. You would have seen and experienced in a meaningfully emotional way why Nebraska student-athletes put their hearts and their souls above their own performances and awards. "I cry myself through this whole thing every year, not just today," said Nebraska Head Softball Coach Rhonda Revelle. "This banquet needs to happen in September, October, November and December," she said. "It needs to happen every month because it brings perspective of being 'other-centered' and not self-absorbed. Anytime we focus on other people and do what's good for them, then everything else finds a way. That's what I think this morning does for both the insiders and everybody else who was here." That amen-like head nod in the background is the person standing next to Revelle – Nebraska Head Baseball Coach Darin Erstad. "I can't say anything that would add any more than what she just said. That's perfect right there…well said Rhonda," Erstad said.
I-back Imani Cross, right, gets to hold a newborn in Husker Heroes' holiday visit to a Lincoln hospital.
Cross: Husker Heroes Program Makes Nebraska Special
Imani Cross, the leading rusher in Nebraska's nationally televised Spring Game last Saturday, was every bit as psychologically and spirituality connected to the Hero experience as Revelle. "It puts a lot of things in perspective," he said. "I'm really grateful to be in an athletic program where we put an emphasis on doing things in the community, and honestly, that's something I want to get better at every day as the year goes on. I think it's really special what all of us do at Nebraska."
Without being prodded, Cross was still hearing the lyrics that resonated throughout the room in You Raise Me Up before leaving the Champions Club for morning class. "Those kids who sang with Ruth, they lifted me up; they inspired me in a big way," he said. "Everything we're doing in some way is to help others. It shows me that adversity is a test and it depends on your heart and your will to get through that test. When I see kids and people get through what they're getting through, it really motivates me. This morning was a big deal. It was a HUGE deal because it's what makes life so special. It's not just about Saturdays; it's about every day and doing whatever you can to make an impact for someone else."
Associate AD Keith Zimmer presents a Heart & Soul Award to Academic All-American C.J. Zimmerer.
Zimmer Thanks Student-Athletes for Nurturing, Mentoring
Keith Zimmer, who has directed Nebraska's nationally prominent Life Skills program for more than a quarter century, sees and hears those inspired words almost every day he walks in the door. He knows without a doubt how Nebraska student-athletes and their coaches, parents, faculty and staff members are infused with the energy to help, encourage and inspire others. Knowing that those qualities are inherent in the Nebraska Athletics' DNA, he left two bracelets in front of each seat. "Thank you for all of your nurturing and mentoring," Zimmer said. "Thank you for being a difference maker and for inspiring others to follow your lead. Today is the day that we are all ONE. Wear one of those bracelets yourself to remember what we do, and give the other one to someone else who can join us in helping others who need help."
Somehow, Zimmer's remarks seemed like the payoff pitch following a song sung by a retired pastor's wife with guitar help from Nebraska twin golfers Aaron Wong and Nate Wong, plus a 15-student backup choir from Eastridge Elementary School. Each member of the choir has been mentored throughout this past year by a Nebraska student-athlete from 14 different Husker sports programs. They complemented and gracefully lifted up the words from Hood, who works every day at Nebraska's Training Table, where young women and men call Ruth by her first name.
When I am down and, oh my soul, so weary;
When troubles come and my heart burdened be;
Then, I am still and wait here in the silence,
Until you come and sit awhile with me.
You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains;
You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas;
I am strong, when I am on your shoulders;
You raise me up... To more than I can be.
Wendy Lundeen thanked Nebraska for inspiring her grandsons, Dillon Peters, 11, and Tyler Peters, 8.
This Grandmother Keeps Smiling, Hugging, Loving
No one enjoyed listening to that song more than Wendy Lundeen, a grandmother sitting next to me, and two of her grandsons, whose wheelchairs were parked in the next two slots at the table. Dillon Peters, 11, looked straight up at us when the entire room gave Hood a standing ovation. Dillon didn't say a word, but he was smiling and his eyes lit up and said something – I'm standing up, too; you just can't see me standing. Dillon's 8-year-old brother, Tyler Peters, was able to stand up in front of his wheel chair. Both suffer from Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, and both know the disease is terminal. When Monday morning's program ended, Dillon looked at his grandmother with a big smile and said: "I don't want this to end." She smiled, patted him on the back, hugged him and told him she loved him.
Tyler Peters (arms crossed) and big brother Dillon Peters became a big part of the Husker wrestling family.
Kolb, Teammates Treated Dillon, Tyler like Brothers
Nebraska Wrestler Caleb Kolb, one of four Heart & Soul recipients at the breakfast, is high on life, high on energy and high on supporting the Omaha-based Peters family. The close-knit brothers, their mom, stepdad and grandparents love Kolb because he's as enthusiastic and positive interacting with them as he is when he wrestles. Kolb and his fellow Husker wrestlers love this family because, well, let's be honest – they lift up Nebraska Wrestling like Nebraska Wrestling lifts them up. Through Kolb and his teammates, two brothers in wheelchairs can imagine standing on mountains because they can close their eyes and dream about it.
That's another part of the Life Skills definition that you just can't describe. One of the red rubber bracelets that socially conscious Life Skills student-athletes wear on their wrists says: Dream More…Do More…Become More, and you can track what that means back to Imani Cross, who made a vow to himself Monday morning to do precisely that, beginning this week, not this summer. "Nebraska is such a neat place," Kolb told the people he was having breakfast with on Monday. "I got a lot more out of athletics than just being on TV or competing on the mat. Ultimately, the relationships we've built here are what really matter in life, more than anything else. My wrestling career is over, but I'll always remember my teammates and my coaches for the rest of my life. I'll remember Dillon and Tyler and their family for the rest of my life, too. It's all about relationships. They're important."
Strong families are important, too, and that's one of the reasons Caleb Kolb has been such a difference-maker at Nebraska. His inner strength and commitment to others relate directly to his own family, a true thrust that helped inspire him to volunteer more than 400 hours of his precious time so he could be a catalyst for his wrestling team's back-to-back Life Skills Awards of Excellence. Zimmer believes that kind of commitment is a reflection of Kolb's parents, Jon and Deborah Kolb, who live in Grobe City, Pa. Caleb's parents have attended every wrestling match in which Caleb has competed at Nebraska, whether the match was at home or away. They also come to Lincoln for every academic and life skills-related event, proving how big picture-focused they are on the overall Nebraska student-athlete experience. Did we mention how important loyalty is to Caleb's dad, a former Oklahoma State offensive lineman who never started an NFL game, but played in 177 games for the Pittsburgh Steelers over 13 seasons? Jon Kolb owns four Super Bowl Championship rings, and I'd be willing to bet that he's the one who taught Caleb that relationships always supersede any individual or team accomplishment.
Shawn Eichorst, Jordan Wilson and Stacey Burling helped honor Nate Wong as Unsung Hero of the Year.
Husker Heart & Soul Winners Reach Out and Touch
Three Husker student-athletes join Kolb as winners of the prestigious Heart & Soul Award, presented by Life Skills. Other winners are Bowling's Amanda Burau, Rifle's Sunny Russell, and Football's C.J. Zimmerer. Burau was the team captain for a National Championship team. She was committed to TeamMates and the same Boys and Girls Club that Kolb embraced and volunteered at People's City Mission Homeless Prevention Center. Russell is the current president of Nebraska's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. She is a leader in every sense of the word and loves being a difference-maker in a number of programs and activities that develop character, perspective and the kind of leadership that helped her earn a rare opportunity – a full-time internship position at the NCAA Headquarters in Indianapolis this summer
Zimmerer has been a Life Skills superstar, even though he's as humble and genuine as they come. C.J. was a member of the AFCA Good Works Team for his exceptional commitment to service. He won a Maxwell Rare Disease National Champion Award for his efforts in bringing worldwide exposure to pediatric brain cancer. He was Nebraska's first president for Uplifting Athletes and a prime contributor to Team Jack, yet downplays all national honors. "I know and understand that a smile, a hug and simply being there for someone is important," he said. "It's the little things that are special – the relationships you form, the people you meet and the memories you make simply by doing a little more. I learned to communicate and to love and not judge. I tried to put myself in someone else's shoes and tried to let them walk in mine for the moment."
The parents and brother of Nebraska Make-a-Wish recipient Malique Anderson get a framed memento.
6,000 Hours + 220 Projects = 25,000 Impacted People
Throughout the past year, Nebraska has continued its relentless power to create a positive impact. At Nebraska, the core always stretched beyond winning. Nebraska student-athletes become difference-makers through genuine, unselfish service and a proven commitment to make the world a better place. Over the past academic year, Husker Heroes have dedicated roughly 6,000 hours to more than 220 service projects that have directly had an impact on more than 25,000 individuals. One recipient of Nebraska's love was Malique (Ari) Anderson, who was diagnosed with Leukemia. His Make-A-Wish became a skybox and red-carpet treatment at the Nebraska-UCLA football game. He went from his hospital room to a limousine that took him to Memorial Stadium, where he got a tour and a chance to meet coaches, student-athletes and the ESPN. Two months later, the 18-year-old died. His mom and dad were at the Heroes Breakfast Monday to watch a video of his experience and to thank Nebraska's Life Skills Department for making their late son feel like a part of the Big Red family.
Nebraska receiver Sam Burtch leads Uplifting Athletes and still finds time to visit Madonna Rehabilitation.
35 Nebraska Student-Athletes Earn Hero Leadership Awards
Thirty-five Nebraska Student-Athletes earned 2013-14 Hero Leadership Awards. Nebraska Director of Athletics Shawn Eichorst presented the individual awards Monday morning. The honorees, listed alphabetically, includes: Ameer Abdullah, Football; Brena Andrews, Track & Field; Samantha Areman, Soccer; Sam Burtch, Football; Court Clark, Tennis; Hannah Dittmar, Soccer; Tatum Edwards, Softball; Taylor Edwards, Softball; Sarah Firestone, Track & Field; Jake Griess, Track & Field; Shannon Guy, Swimming & Diving; Devandrew Johnson, Track & Field; Dwayne Johnson, Football; Sarah Larson, Cross Country; Maggy Lehmicke, Tennis; Courtney Love, Football; Tanner Lubach, Baseball; Maggie Malone, Track & Field; Payton Michaud, Swimming & Diving; Sadie Murren, Basketball; Graham Nabity, Football; Ian Ousley, Wrestling; Brent Qvale, Football; Trevor Roach, Football; Amber Rolfzen , Volleyball; Kadie Rolfzen, Volleyball; Andrea Ruiz, Bowling; Cody Rush, Track & Field; Jamie Schleppenbach, Gymnastics; Eric Schryver, Gymnastics; Shavon Shields, Basketball; Morgan Smejkal, Golf; Trevor Vidlak, Cross Country; Aaron Wong, Golf; Chad Wright, Track & Field.
First Tom Osborne Citizenship Team Launches New Era
Last but far from least, Nebraska announced 215 inaugural members of the first-ever Tom Osborne Citizenship Team. The newly created reward pays tribute to Nebraska's legendary head football coach and athletic director. Osborne and his wife, Nancy, co-founded the TeamMates Mentoring Program. Under Osborne's leadership, the Nebraska Life Skills Program was among the first institutions nationwide to implement a comprehensive approach to Life Skills. The design of the Tom Osborne Citizenship Team Medallion is symbolic of five areas the NCAA deems important – personal development, career development, academic support, service/leadership, and athletics. Osborne citizenship winners must complete a minimum of six new service projects, and/or mentor in the academic calendar year and be in both good academic and athletic standing. "When you think about the level of commitment these student-athletes take on in addition to their academic and athletic pursuits, you appreciate what it takes," Eichorst said.
Osborne communicated to the first Tom Osborne Citizenship Team via video. "I'm in Europe, and we're going down the Rhine River, but my wife won't let me fish in it," he told the honorees. They laughed, of course, knowing that if Osborne had been able to attend the event, he would have enjoyed seeing the kids who benefit from Nebraska's heart and soul champions. Make sure you check out the names of dedicated student-athletes equipped with a servant's heart and a Husker's soul. This is, after all, the first official Nebraska class pf difference-makers for decades to come. They will continue to raise up everybody that they possibly can.
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Despite blowing winds and a downpour of rain, residents who oppose U.S. military action in Syria gathered for a candlelight vigil at the Broomfield County Commons Monday night.
About 30 people cupped their hands around flickering candles and observed a moment of silence for those who have been injured and killed in Syria. Then, the group spoke about ways to urge Congress to avoid bombing in Syria, a move the vigil group said would lead to another unnecessary and expensive war.
"It's really important to stand up and speak out," said Vicky Romano, the organizer of the event. "We're tired of war. We feel compassion for the victims, but it's not our place, and I don't think (military action) will help anyone."
The vigil was one of 224 events planned across the country as part of Moveon.org's "day of action"campaign, which asked those opposed to military action in Syria to gather like-minded protesters in a peaceful protest and vigil.
Myrna Prentice, a longtime Broomfield resident, said the group's struggle to keep their candles lit in the wind was the perfect metaphor for the struggle to persuade the world to choose peace over war.
"We're trying different ways to keep it lit, but it flickers, it goes out. It's a tough battle," she said.
Bruce Morrison, who has been participating in peaceful protests for years, said the country is still feeling the wounds from its last conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
An additional conflict in Syria will only make the country more damaged, he said. "The only way we will heal and protect our families is to back off," he said.
He urged the group to face the struggle by calling and emailing their congressmen and senators in order to persuade them to vote no on the issue.
"Be friendly, just talk to them, tell them what you think," he told the group.
Congressman Jared Polis, D-Boulder, on Monday announced he does not support military action. In an opinion piece he wrote for the Daily Camera, Polis stated that the attack could potentially cause the death of innocent Syrian civilians and the strikes could cause an increase in anti-Western sentiment, thus opening the door for threats of terrorism.
Participants at the vigil said they hope to gain more support from other political leaders, especially because the conflict in Syria hit close to home for many participants.
One is George Davis, who said the situation reminds him of the war protests, sit-ins and teach-ins he saw during the Vietnam War. He hopes more people will be inspired by the anti-war protests of the day and feel called to further action. By protesting military action in Syria, it's the nation's chance to say, "no, we don't want to play this game anymore," he said.
Leroy van der Vegt, whose son is in the National Guard, said he worries that his son would be called to Syria if the situation escalated. He knows his son will do whatever is asked of him, but as a father, van der Vegt said he hopes for a different outcome.
"I hope for a peaceful end, not a violent one," he said.
Another Broomfield resident, Lori Tabbert, said she doesn't want the situation to turn into "the next Iraq," where the country goes to war that is beyond the nation's control. She said too many people died or came home injured, and the war added too much to the U.S. national debt. Instead of focusing military attention on Syria, she said, the U.S. should focus on looking at domestic issues that have deeply impacted communities, such as the high murder rate in Chicago, Detroit's bankruptcy and other close-to-home crises the country has ignored.
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Cigarettes kill — smokers know it, non-smokers know it. And the effects of inhaling second hand smoke are almost as detrimental as smoking itself. Studies show that a waitress who is working in a smoking environment involuntarily inhales an estimated two cigarettes every hour. And yet, there are little-to-no laws in Pulaski County protecting its citizens from the dangers of secondhand smoke and many local restaurants allow smoking in their establishments.
But in 2013, Pulaski County Health Department (PDHD) is making strides to change this.
PCHD recently announced that they received funds for the Healthy Futures Pulaski County (HFPC) initiative from the Missouri Foundation for Health, which focuses improving health through education of Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS).
Israel Doba, HFPC tobacco control coordinator, said that Pulaski County has a higher smoking rate (at 23 percent) than the U.S. population (at 20 percent). He also said that Pulaski County's most prevalent disease is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, which is caused by smoking.
Even more alarming, he said that one in three Pulaski County youth between sixth and 12th grades have smoked a cigarette and that one in five youth are regular cigarette smokers.
"We are trying to educate and inform about environmental tobacco smoke to improve health in our county," he said.
The initiative's objective is simple: to make Pulaski County become ETS-Free within the next three years. The health department is seeking members to form a coalition as a part of the first step to reaching this goal.
The coalition will also formulate a policy that they feel will help our community decrease ETS, and in the greater view decrease unwanted health complications caused by tobacco smoke.
"The impact of secondhand smoke is way more detrimental than what people think it is," he said.
According to PCHD, after three hours of being in the proximity of a smoker, a person has unknowingly and unwillingly smoked one whole cigarette.
Doba said that protecting Pulaski County children against secondhand smoke is very important.
"Children don't have an option if their parents pull them into a smoking establishment, they can't tell their parents they don't want to go there," he said. "It's not their choice. But in the long run it inflicts many ailments on children including asthma, allergies, multiple types of cancer, and a wide range of respiratory ailments."
HFPC also distributes information to the public concerning ETS, and in the near future will distribute brochures and pamphlets on the many smoke-free business establishments around the county. In addition, HFPC will also work with the schools to educate children on the harms of tobacco.


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I am not writing this to start any arguments or point fingers. This is just how I feel.
If you disagree that is cool. Feel free to leave comments. But keep them positive please and thank you!
This is a start of a new year and I think we should make some changes for Trey!!!!
I don't get on Twitter or the Trey's Angels site as much as I use to because of the negative tweets and post. I was thinking about letting Twitter and the fan club go because of the negativity. And only buying his albums and going to his concerts. But as I thought about doing this I came to the conclusion that I would be turning my back on Trey and I will never do that. Trey is very loyal to his Angels and fans. I think that it is only fair that we show hi the same loyalty. I understand that we all have different ways of showing support to Trey, however it should be done with respect. I will be the first to admit that I did not take part in all of the contest that Trey offered the past 3 months. Because I had a lot going on in my life. However, I did encourage the other Angels who did. And most of all I kept the positive tweets going to Trey. I know that he can't answer every tweet but I choose to believe that he reads them and they puts a smile on his was when things got him stressed out.
There is only one Trey and a few people who works on the official @treys angels page. There for every tweet can not be answered.
I can not and would not if I could pin point who the negative energy is coming from. I just wish it would stop. I also see a lot of ungratefulness. Like I said before there is only one Trey that has a lot of stuff to do. If for some reason Trey dose not do follow Friday don't tweet why did Trey not follow anyone take it that he was busy or resting. By doing that it makes us all look ungrateful and that we don't appreciate what Trey dose for us.
Trey goes out of his way to do things for us. Great example Christmas day. He left his family drove in snow to get a motel room so that he could ustream with us. First of all Trey could have been at home with his family and never gave us any thought. But he not only thought about us he took a chance of driving on snow for us! That says a lot about how Trey care about us. After things did not work out he left us a Say Now message and you could hear the disappointment in his voice. Trey really cares for us.
The negativity, auguring, and fighting amongst ourselves needs to stop!!! There are people out there that would love to see Trey Songz and Treys Angels fail. We need to get be hind Trey and support him in all that he do and know that at the end of the day we did our part in supporting Trey in reaching his goals and dreams.
The negativity, auguring, and fighting amongst ourselves is not only making the ones who is doing it look bad it is making all the Angels and most of all Trey look bad. So lets start today making a change for Trey. Lets make this fan club what Trey wants it to be a place where we can come together and support him. Do things for our communities and grow together.
In closing I would like to wish all of my fellow Angels a Happy New Year. My your year be full of blessings, happiness, and good health the whole year through!!!!! J


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A 32-year-old Broomfield man was arrested Saturday afternoon on suspicion of murder in connection with the body of a man discovered by police early that morning on a public street near Broomfield's Westlake Park.
Matthew P. Burnett was arrested at 2:30 p.m. Saturday and faces charges of first-degree murder and tampering with physical evidence in the case, according to a news release issued by the Broomfield Police Department.
Police began investigating the case at 6:23 a.m. Saturday when a neighbor reported a man was lying in the street in the 2500 block of West 134th Circle near Alcott Street. The location is about one block from Westlake Park and Westlake Middle School.
When police arrived, they found the body of a 34-year-old Westminster man who had recently died, according to the release.
Investigators determined that the victim, whose identity has not been released pending notification of his family, had been involved in an altercation with Burnett at Burnett's home that lead to the victim's death, police say.
A search on whitepages.com shows that Burnett lives at 2551 W. 134th Circle, but Broomfield property records indicate he does not own the home.
When a phone number associated with Burnett was called Saturday evening, a man who identified himself as Burnett's brother answered. He declined to comment on his brother's arrest or the reported altercation with the victim in the case.
Police have not released a suspected cause of death in the case.
The victim's body has been taken the Adams County Coroner's Office, which provides contract coroner services to Broomfield.
Burnett is being held at the Broomfield County Detention Facility on no bond. He is scheduled to make his first appearance in court at 8:30 a.m. Monday at the Broomfield Combined Courts building.


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Rangers - 130 000 300 000 - 7 7 0Kevin Youkilis's two-out double off the wall in left-center scored Marco Scutaro with the winning run in the 12th inning. The hit - Yook's second double of the night - came after Texas walked Dustin Pedroia intentionally.
Red Sox - 014 110 000 001 - 8 9 1
Three Dong Night: Mike Lowell hit a solo shot in the second, J.D. Drew wrapped a grand slam around the Pesky pole in the third, and Darnell McDonald launched one to dead center in the fourth. (Lowell's single drove in Youkilis in the fifth.)
Beckett had a rough night (7-6-7-5-4, 115; 6 ER), but in the middle of his outing retired 12 of 14 batters. After he departed, the pen (5-1-0-0-6) was superb.
Daniel Bard threw two perfect inning (K, 1-3, K; PF2, F9, K), Jonathan Papelbon was sharp in the 10th (needing only five pitches) and 11th (1B, 643DP, 5-3; K, 6-3, 5-3) and Hideki Okajima cruised through the 12th (K, K, 4-3).
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Does LJ just not get it. Here is a quote he had after this weekends win over CLEVELAND.
"It just takes me back to the old days of a couple years ago," said Johnson, who was released by the Chiefs as he was set to return from a suspension. "I've always admired the AFC North because they run the football. In my (former) division, you had to throw it 100 times before you ran it."
This coming from a guy who Herm Edwards ran, and ran and ran...
LJ it is the Browns.... Lets see what your replacement does to them in two weeks as he put up similiar numbers against a better team this week.


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NH Club News in BriefMarch 27. 2013 11:28PM
Bristol resident Margaret Hoyle will demonstrate her technique for knitting woolen socks without seams on her antique hand-cranked knitting machine, above, during the Danbury Grange's final Winter Market of the season on Saturday, April 6. (COURTESY)
Concord club's fundraiser ladies spa night
CONCORD - The Woman's Club of Concord will host a ladies spa night from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, April 5, to benefit its scholarship fund for young women in Concord area high schools who show academic potential and prowess.
Last year, the club awarded three $1,000 scholarships to college-bound seniors.
The circa-1886 Chamberlin House, 44 Pleasant St., which is home to the club, will be transformed into a spa-like atmosphere, where services including chair massages, mini-facials, mini-makeovers, foot and hand care, hair care and healthy living consulting will be offered at 15-minute intervals.
The cost is $30 for three spa services and $15 for each additional service.
Healthy refreshments will be available, and raffles also are planned.
To schedule the spa services, contact Elaine Bello at (617) 359-8699 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Reservations also may be paid for online through PayPal at the club's website, www.womansclubofconcord.
Bello or another club member will call those who have purchased services online and schedule a time slot. The club says the spa night it hosted in September sold out, so early reservations are recommended.
The club has added a "Baubles and Heels Exchange" to the spa night. It will take place on the second floor of the Chamberlin House. The $10 admission fee also will go toward the scholarships fund.
The exchange is a chance for women to clean out their closets and trade their unwanted clothes, shoes, handbags, accessories and jewelry for new treasures. The swap is one donated item for one "new item," but women with nothing to swap can purchase tickets for $3 each.
Nita Hosmer, with assistance from member Kris LaBrake, is coordinating the exchange. Donated swap items may be dropped off until noon Friday, April 5, at the Chamberlin House. Each bag or box with items should have the donor's full name and the word "swap" clearly visible in print. Display space is limited. Any leftover items will be donated to several local charities the club supports.
For more information about the fundraiser, email Hosmer at email@example.com.
For more about the nonprofit club, a member of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, go to www.womansclubofconcord.org.
The club's scholarship application also can be downloaded from the club's website by clicking on the Scholarship tab. The deadline to submit an application is May 1.
Danbury Grange's final Winter Market on April 6
DANBURY - Blazing Star Grange No. 71 will host its final Winter Market of the season from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 6, in the Danbury Grange Hall on North Road, at the junction of routes 4 and 104.
The market, which focuses on locally raised, created and produced items, has two floors of vendors offering products ranging from dairy, meat and baked goods to wool, soaps and jewelry.
The Grange also sells a hot breakfast in the morning and a hot lunch.
This month, Bristol resident Margaret Hoyle will demonstrate her technique for knitting woolen socks without seams on her antique hand-cranked knitting machine. The World War II vintage machine has produced hundreds of brightly colored pairs of socks in the Newfound region. Hoyle also knits socks for the troops serving overseas.
Vendor Phyllis Rockwell of Newfound Wool Works will have wool batting on hand for those who care to spin their own wool and make their own socks. Rockwell takes the sheared wool from sheep farmers, washes it and processes it for a variety of uses.
For more information, including a list of vendors, go to www.danburygrange.org. To help at the market or to inquire about being a vendor, call Donna Sprague at 768-5579.
Andover Service Club plans guest night
ANDOVER - The Andover Service Club will host its annual guest night at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 10, in the Highland Lake Grange Hall.
The social gathering is designed to welcome new and potential members. The women of the club will prepare a potluck dinner. The Sunapee Singers will entertain.
Women interested in membership may contact President Mary Ofenloch at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
April 20 the deadline for Windham club scholarship
WINDHAM - Saturday, April 20, is the deadline to submit an application for the Windham Woman's Club's scholarships, which are open to all Windham high school seniors, including anyone in private school.
The club will award two $1,500 scholarships in May based on scholastic and academic achievement and financial need.
Applications are available at the guidance office at Windham High School and online at www.windhamwomansclub.com. The completed form, including transcripts and letter of recommendation, should be mailed to: Jean Morrow, 11 Cross St., Windham, NH 03087.
The scholarship is awarded conditionally upon graduation, but is not given until the winner has successfully completed the first college semester in January 2014. Awards are given directly to the student.
The club also has application forms on its website for the General Federation of Women's Club of New Hampshire scholarship and the Mrs. Otis Arnold scholarship, which are open to any senior in the state. There is one application for both scholarships. Monday is the application deadline for these GFWC-N.H. scholarships.
GFWC-N.H. also is awarding a $1,000 arts scholarship this year. This application, which is due Wednesday, May 1, also is available online at www.windhamwomansclub.com.
Windham club plans Family Literacy Day
WINDHAM - The Windham Woman's Club will sponsor its second annual Family Literacy Day from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 13, at Nashua High School North.
The day is free for area families to enjoy crafts, exhibits, including from the Squam Lakes Science Center, puppet shows, Legos and healthy snacks and up to 10 free books of their choosing for each child. The club donated the money to help provide these free books.
The event is designed to appeal to children ages 3 to 8, but there also will be chapter books for those in middle and high school.
Chester Lions Club offers $1,000 scholarship
CHESTER - The Chester Lions Club will present a $1,000 college scholarship to a high school graduate from Chester.
Forms are available in the guidance office at Pinkerton Academy in Derry.
For more information, call Bruce Baker at 887-4424.


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Metro-North's Port Jervis signalization project beginsWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
A new signal system is being installed on the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority Metro-North Railroad's Port Jervis Line that will increase safety and more efficiently control train speed.
Installation of a new cab signal system, at an estimated cost of $67 million, is part of the railroad's ongoing effort to bring its entire infrastructure into a state of good repair. The project will replace the existing wayside system and renew 10 interlockings and four grade crossings from Suffern, N.Y. to Port Jervis, N.Y., which is about 66 miles.
"This upgrade to cab signals will bring the line up to the modern standards in place across the railroad and will improve the ride for all Port Jervis customers," said Metro-North President Howard Permut.
The design of the new cab signal system was done by Systra/AECOM Joint Venture during the past couple of years as part of Metro-North's federally-mandated Positive Train Control (PTC) design contract. The new cab signal system being installed is not PTC, but is PTC-ready. Within in the $67 million budgeted for Port Jervis signalization project is $12 million for the application of PTC, which will be a separate contract.
A $22.36 million construction contract for the civil work on the Port Jervis Line (including digging foundations for the installation of the signal houses and cases and installation of cable, etc.) was awarded in July 2012 to Ducci Electrical Contractors Inc., of Torrington, CT.
A $13.9 million contract to supply cases and signal houses for the Port Jervis Line was approved recently by the Metro-North committee of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Alstom Signaling Inc. will do the work. (The same contract includes an additional $2.3 million for signal work on the Waterbury Branch in Connecticut and $1.8 million for a new interlocking on the Harlem Line between Fordham and Botanical Garden stations.)
The entire $67 million Port Jervis signalization project, including PTC, is scheduled for completion in December 2015.


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Imagine a world where creatures stand approximately a gazillion feet tall and lights twinkle far away in the sky. You've just put yourself in the shell of Polly, a freshly-hatched horseshoe crab.
Imagine a world where creatures stand approximately a gazillion feet tall and lights twinkle far away in the sky.
You've just put yourself in the shell of Polly, a freshly-hatched horseshoe crab.
Author and illustrator Bill Walton, 46, of Dover, who serves as artistic director for the Second Street Players in Milford, takes kids on an adventure under the sea and above it as they explore a huge world around them through the beady little eyes of a curious horseshoe crab in his new 88-page children's book, "Polly."
"Polly," which debuted two weeks ago on Amazon.com, is also available at Acorn Books and Forney's Too, both shops are located in Dover, as well as Barnesandnoble.com. The book is sold for $20 in stores and the price online varies.
Walton sat down with the Milford Beacon to discuss the story.
Q How would you describe the tale of "Polly?"
A She's a curious horseshoe crab who makes a fascinating discovery: she might be the first one to discover these strange creatures on the beach that stand upright and only have two feet and they do all these unusual things. She wants to learn as much as she can about them. But some of the creatures in the ocean don't have as much information about them, and some don't have the proper information, and think they might be dangerous and Polly should stay away from them. It's very much a role reversal with the attitude some people have towards horseshoe crabs; some people think they can sting you. I've heard people say "they're poisonous" or they have disease. Of course, none of these things are true. Aside from being a little sharp if you step on them, horseshoe crabs are relatively harmless. I mean, they won't even pinch you. Sure, they're scary looking when you flip them over, but they're actually one of the gentlest creatures on the planet.
Q How'd the idea for "Polly" come about?
A It really started with me drawing pictures of horseshoe crabs just because they're so iconic to Delaware. We all know what they look like and we've all see them. I do a lot of artwork and I started doodling. Then my daughter, Nolah, decided to take my sketchbook and show it to a theater friend of ours and said, "Look, my daddy drew horseshoe crabs!" And I'm like, "No, no, no, they suck! No, no, no. Let me draw you a better horseshoe crab." Then I drew a better one and I gave it to [my friend] as a gift. Then it started to come together. I thought, "I could do a children's book about them." I did research and saw there's really only a handful, maybe only five or six children's books about horseshoe crabs. One of them is very old and from the '50s or '60s.
Q What are some of the characters Polly meets along the way?
A There's Peg and she's the grumpy hermit crab. Peg is the one who tells Polly she should stay in the ocean and she shouldn't really mess around with these creatures with two feet. But when Polly pressures her, she eventually gives in and says, "Alight look, if you want answers you're going to have to talk to the great wise one and here's how you can find him and here's what you're going to have to do to get an answer from him.
Q Who's Ang, the eel?
A He's really just a one-shot character. He only gets one page. But he tells silly jokes. That actually comes from an Internet meme where someone said whenever you see an eel with its mouth open it looks like they just told you a joke and they're saying, "huh?, huh?, what do you think?"
Q Why did you feel now was the perfect time to write "Polly," your first-ever book?
A Now's better than ever — that's all I can say. It was possible, that's why. Kickstarter made it possible. My backers made it possible. [My opportunity to have] print-on-demand made it possible. I couldn't have done this 10 years ago.
Q Though you just released the book, do you have plans to pen another kid's story?
A I'm not sure. I actually had some ideas before this one for some children's books. I just got a new idea a while ago, but I have to get a story that really hits me right before I'll do it, and that's what happened here.