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There is definitely something debonair about the A|X Armani Exchange Autumn 2011 collection. A mix of blazers, plaid shirts, vests and jackets with elbow patches it looks like they've taken inspiration from the British gentry.
Cassette Playa's Carri Munden on the Nike collab
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Day glo maniacs Cassette Playa have got together with sports brand and street fashion monoliths Nike to bring you a special edition Nike Blazer. In Cassette Playa's typically painful colours these sneakers were first seen as part of Carri Munden's Spring/Summer 2008 "Future Primitive" runway show earlier this year but will now be made available from Nike Sportswear 1948 store at Bateman's Row, Shoreditch as well as other select Nike retailers. For those uninterested in the shoe itself perhaps the video above may pique your interest; Carri Munden talks about her brand (Cassette Playa– doye!) and her upcoming collaboration- if you can spare 1 minute 54 seconds it's worth a peek.
WISHLIST: Alexander McQueen Photo-Print Blazer Down To £258 from £865!
While potentially worrying and probably not at all a good sign, Andy Warhol's 'Death Scenes' have always interested me. His principle was that by repeating the same image of a man impaled on a lamp-post (that's just one of the prints,) death became strangely banal. This blazer might not be all blood 'n' guts (which with McQueen's history is rather surprising,) but it is undeniably interesting. With city scenes and a fitted shape, this jacket could be worn at work, in the park, at a party and even to a music festival. I like that Matches put it with jeans for a modern edge and if I could afford the £258 price tag, I would go for a crisp white shirt and an Alber Elbaz-style floppy bow-tie. In faded, purple velvet. *Sigh*
Comme Des Garcons blazer
Lining has been an interesting part of blazers for a while now, with inventive designers using it to showcase a contrasting colour or pattern. Comme Des Garçons have gone one step further with this lining print of an anime-like boxer. It's the kind of the lining that seriously makes you consider walking around in the same pose the models doing above. You can get this from the usual outlets once they start stocking the A/W collections.
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Looking at this picture makes me empathize with Metallica fans who watched 'Some Kind of Monster'. It's the moment you realize that someone you previously idolized is just a person – and one with terrible style.
Does this guy pull off the short suit look?
This portrait of F.I.T student in New York magazine's look book isn't technically a short suit, it's a blazer with shorts – but its close enough. We've seen a multitude of badly worn short suits lately but this one is a lot closer to looking good than the rest. For starters the top half is great, nicely tailored blazer, great shirt and nice use of colour with the tie. The bottom half of this look is a different story.
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The Sad Facts About America And Debt And The Need For Debt Consolidation Services
While our economy has strengthened somewhat over the past 12 months, all boats have not risen. In other words, not all of us have yet recovered from the one-two punch of the housing melt down of 2007 combined with the Great Recession that also began that year. Economists say that the Great Recession officially ended in June of 2009 but you'd have a hard time convincing many Americans that this is really true. For example, unemployment remains stubbornly high at 7.3% as of this past August. And more than 300,000 people have just stopped looking for jobs. Women's participation or the number of women actively looking for jobs has fallen to 57% (from a high of 60%) and men's' participation has dropped to less than 70%, which is the lowest number on records that go back to 1948.
The 10 states hit hardest by unemployment
All 50 states have seen high unemployment rates but some have been hit harder than others. Here are the 10 states that currently show the highest percentage of unemployment.
- Nevada: 9.5%
- Illinois: 9.2%
- Rhode Island: 8.9%
- North Carolina: 8.9%
- Michigan: 8.8%
- Georgia: 8.8%
- California: 8.7%
- New Jersey: 8.6%
- District of Columbia: 8.6%
- Tennessee: 8.5%
The Top 10 states with the lowest unemployment rates
Fortunately, there are some states that have weathered the unemployment storm and here are the 10 that have done the best.
- North Dakota: 3%
- South Dakota: 3.9%
- Nebraska: 4.2%
- Hawaii: 4.5%
- Utah: 4.6%
- Vermont: 4.6%
- Wyoming: 4.6%
- Iowa: 4.8%
- New Hampshire: 5.1%
- Minnesota: 5.2%
The top 10 states for bankruptcies
Given what's happened to our economy it's no surprise that most households continue to labor under a staggering pile of debt. In fact, we owe a total of of 11.13 trillion in debt and $849.8 billion in credit card debt alone. The average American household has $15,185 in credit card debt and average mortgage debt of $147,133. This has driven more and more people into bankruptcy as shown by the number of chapter 7 bankruptcies filed in the 10 worst states.
- California: 157,557
- Illinois 44,474
- Florida 44,611
- Michigan 32,194
- Georgia 25,560
- New Jersey 29,913
- Arizona 26,668
- Colorado 22,808
- Ohio 22,005
- Maryland 19,242
Why do people file for bankruptcy?
Why did so many people choose bankruptcy instead of paying off their debts? According to one recent study, there were five main reasons.
1. Medical expenses
The number one reason given for declaring bankruptcy was medical expenses. It was given as the main reason by 62% of those surveyed, which isn't terribly surprising. It's not uncommon for people to get hit with medical bills in the hundreds of thousands of dollars that can quickly wipe out savings and even retirement funds. When these become exhausted, bankruptcy becomes a very attractive option. In fact, it may be the only choice left whether or not the family had health insurance that covered some of these horrendous costs.
2. Loss of job
The second reason given most often was job loss. Whether people were laid off, terminated or resigned, the result was the same - watching debts accumulate with no ability to pay them off until bankruptcy became the only option. To make matters even worse, many of these people had no emergency funds to tide them over.
3. Bad credit practices
Number three on the list of reasons why people declared bankruptcy was excessive use of credit. In other words, they simply didn't manage their credit sensibly. The sad fact is that some people just can't control their spending. They accumulate personal loans, credit card debt, car loans and other types of debt until everything spirals out of control and they are no longer able to make even the minimum payments on each type. And, unfortunately, debt consolidation plans fail for various reasons and these people also end up filing for bankruptcy.
4. Divorce or separation
Divorce can be costly for several reasons. First, there are the fees associated with the divorce itself, which can be huge - for attorneys, court filings, marriage counseling, etc. Then second is the splitting of assets and third, the cost of supporting two separate households. There can also be wage garnishments to cover back alimony or child support, that strip one of the two of their ability to pay their other bills. In other cases, one ex-spouse fails to pay the support that was agreed to in the divorce, leaving the other person practically penniless.
5. Unanticipated expenses
The number five reason for filing for bankruptcy is due to unexpected emergencies such as hurricanes, floods and fires when the homeowner does not have insurance to cover the costs associated with getting their lives back. In this case, people may not have just lost their homes but most or all of their possessions as well. They must spend money to replace these items, as well as finding immediate food and shelter. This can run up costs in the thousands of dollars, making bankruptcy these people's only real option.
Do you know your state's statute of limitations?
Many of these people who are seriously in debt are being hassled by debt collection agencies. If this is happening to you, you need to have the agency verify your debt. This means making them prove that you actually owe the money and they have the right to collect it. You need to make the debt collection agency provide you with information as to the date you incurred the debt, the name of the original creditor and, of course, the amount of the debt. Every state has a statute of limitations. You need to know what it is where you live. This is because if the age of your debt exceeds your state's statute of limitations, the collection agency can no longer sue you. It can hassle you but you won't need to worry about being sued.
The states with the shortest statute of limitations include:
- Kansas
- Mississippi
- Alabama
- Maryland
- Delaware
- South Carolina
- North Carolina
- Alaska
These states have three-years statutes of limitation on debts. In comparison there are states where the statute of limitations is seven-plus years. Included in this group are Iowa, Montana, Wyoming and West Virginia. Most states fall somewhere in between with statutes of limitations of five or six years. For example, Colorado, Arizona and Oregon have six-year statues of limitations while Oklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri cap the statue of limitations on debts at five years. As you can see, the statute of limitations varies a great deal from state to state and it's important you know what it is in yours.
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It doesn't really make any difference why you are struggling with debt - whether it's because of something you did or something that you had no control over. The bottom line is getting out from under that burden. There are reputable debt consolidation companies that have helped thousands of Americans do just that. We understand that no two individuals are alike nor are their debts. This is why we offer debt consolidation solutions custom tailored to each person's needs. It all starts with a free debt consolidation quote. There is no obligation and no upfront fees. In fact, if you don't get your debt reduced, you don't pay. Debt-related laws vary from state to state so we aren't able to operate everywhere. In the event you live in a state where we don't operate, we will recommend debt relief providers in your state or provide you with helpful support.
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Random thoughts for a Sunday morning:
Random thoughts for a Sunday morning:
� Isn't it rather troubling that there's so much discussion about Gov. Jerry Brown's "legacy" when, maybe, more of the focus should be on doing what's right for the state instead of leaving an imprint?
� A UCLA study has found there are about 65,000 grandparents statewide raising grandkids without any family assistance. That's something to think about the next time you want to base teacher pay on test scores. Not all teaching jobs have the same degree of difficulty.
� The 50th anniversaries of two very significant historic events happen later this year. The March on Washington, which included Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech, occurred on Aug. 28, 1963. Later that same year, on Nov. 22, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. The Record has begun planning coverage of those important milestones in history. We're also looking for local people who may have been in Washington for the march and Dr. King's speech. If you were there, or know someone who was, drop me an email at the address at the bottom of this column.
� San Joaquin County is being touted by business interests as part of a "Greater Silicon Valley" in a 16-page, glossy insert to the Silicon Valley Business Journal. OK, that's not an excessive reach. If it helps draw high-tech, high-paying jobs here, well, then, it's money well spent.
� Egypt is a mess that will not be fixed soon.
� As an editor, you get to hear all sorts of conspiracy theories and tunnel-visioned views about politics in which left trashes right, right trashes left - over, and over and over. But it's hard to dispute this: If President George W. Bush's administration would have come up with an "Insider Threat Program" that targeted "high-risk behaviors" such as the one uncovered in the Obama administration, the so-called left would have been all over him.
� From first appearance, it looks as if the Stockton Thunder has hired a president, Brian Sandy, with some big-league experience (Portland Trail Blazers) and a small-city background (grew up in El Dorado Hills, Placerville, Pacifica). That sounds like a good combination.
� Fear not, Stocktonians. Minnesota voters elected former pro wrestler and wild man Jesse Ventura as governor. And survived. Cincinnati residents elected the latter-day television crazy-people magnet Jerry Springer as a mayor. And lived to tell about it. There is hope.
� With all the progress being made on fighting crime, it only takes an incident like what happened Wednesday night near a southwest Stockton elementary school - in which suspected gang members opened fire on police - to confirm that there are elements out there that are going to make this challenge very difficult.
� Having made many trips over the San Mateo Bridge, and seeing the flights arriving at San Francisco International Airport from the south, it always struck me both how beautiful and challenging that landing path must be for airline pilots.
� The Women's Center-Youth & Family Services always has done so much good work in San Joaquin County - before and after the two agencies merged. It's both distressing to know there's a need for a $10,000 grant to fight human trafficking locally, and comforting to know this agency is going to be doing the work.
� Somehow it's hard to imagine the Founding Fathers would have thought the proper way to celebrate the nation's birthday is by firing off copious amounts of illegal fireworks. Those who did so caused millions of dollars in damage to a 91-year-old Stockton business (M. Calosso and Son) and potentially put many neighborhoods around the community in peril - including my own.
� One reason they'll have to drag me kicking and screaming to vote by absentee means - I love Election Day mornings and voting in the garage of a neighbor. It's a great, uplifting experience. That being said, kudos to Margaret Louise Goodwin-Battilana of Stockton and Victoria Gribaudo of Acampo for serving as poll workers for more than 50 years' worth of elections. They were honored for their service last week. That would be back before the Johnson-Goldwater election for those of you keeping score.
� Speaking as a Michigan native and a lifelong Detroit Tigers fans: Couldn't the San Francisco Giants have had some of their current problems, say, last October?
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Amber Williams' cover story this week in Cityview is a rambling, typo-riddled "essay explaining why government-run traffic cameras must be banned now." It takes a look at efforts by state and local lawmakers to curb the practice and raises legitimate concerns about increasingly overbearing surveillance policies. But it's couched in the sort of over-the-top rhetoric [...]
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The Cityview Conspiracy Files: History Lessons
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The Cityview Conspiracy Files: 9/11 Truth
July 28th, 2013 · 1 Comment
Last week, the Ames Progressive detailed how Cityview managing editor Amber Williams promoted the myth that vaccines cause autism and cited the work of quack anti-science authors. It turns out those aren't the only conspiracies she's fond of. In 2011, she devoted nearly half of a 9/11 anniversary cover story to a truther who explained [...]
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The Cityview Conspiracy Files: Vaccines and Autism
July 23rd, 2013 · 11 Comments
Last week's cover of Cityview, Iowa's flagship alternative weekly, promoted a self-serving story about the newspaper's own beer festival in Des Moines. The author, managing editor Amber Williams, wrote that beer, "when consumed moderately, provides more than nine essential nutrients and six distinct health benefits, according to natural foods authors Larry and Oksana Ostrovsky." Research [...]
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New Montezuma Record Editor Says He'll "Buck the Downward Newspaper Trend"
June 14th, 2013 · 2 Comments
The Montezuma Record, the small-town newspaper that the Ames Progressive reported on in March after its editor published a racist university salary report, is in for some major changes. The paper's 84-year-old editor, Chuck Dunham, is retiring; James Jennings, 43, is taking over on July 1, and is already trying to lay the groundwork for [...]
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The Iowa Republican Publishes Map of Register Employees' Homes to Protest School Security Report
April 3rd, 2013 · 58 Comments
As a trollish critique of a recent Des Moines Register interactive map detailing which Iowa school districts had on-campus security, The Iowa Republican managing editor Jeff Patch created a Google map identifying the addresses and home values of Register editors and executives. Last week, the Register's map had been quickly removed from the story it [...]
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The Iowa Republican Profiles "Republic for Iowa" Senator Randi Shannon
April 3rd, 2013 · 1 Comment
Remember Randi Shannon, the Republican who was challenging incumbent Democratic state Sen. Liz Mathis in Linn County last year before bizarrely dropping out of the race to accept a position as a senator of the Republic of the united States of America? She's old news by now, but on April Fools' Day Jeff Patch, managing [...]
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Register School Security Map Outrages Conservatives
April 1st, 2013 · 25 Comments
Last Wednesday, the Des Moines Register published the results of a survey of Iowa school districts that asked whether they had regular security on their premises. The news value was pretty clear: after the December massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut, policymakers across the country began discussing school security. National Rifle Association CEO [...]
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Rapist Creston Cop Proclaimed Innocence Citing Marital Rape-Supporting Witchcraft Jurist from 17th Century
March 22nd, 2013 · 1 Comment
On Thursday, the Des Moines Register reported that supporters of two Creston police officers convicted of sexual assault showed up at the Capitol with more than 800 signatures petitioning Gov. Terry Branstad to release the cops from prison and grant them a new trial. They were convicted in 2009 for the rape of a bartender [...]
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Former Iowa GOP Congressman: WMDs an "Exaggerated Rationale for War"
March 20th, 2013 · No Comments
For the 10th anniversary of the Iraq War, the Huffington Post tracked down five of the seven Republicans in Congress who voted against the invasion. One of them was former Iowa Congressman Jim Leach, who told HuffPo, "If we didn't know after years of review and international inspections where alleged nuclear capacities were located and [...]
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Lawmaker Apologizes for Distributing Racist Newspaper Report
March 19th, 2013 · No Comments
Continuing in the longstanding tradition of state lawmakers who ignore the Ames Progressive's requests for comments, GOP state Rep. Dave Maxwell of Gibson instead contacted the Des Moines Register to apologize for distributing the racist Montezuma Record report on University of Iowa salaries to his House colleagues. Maxwell told the Register yesterday that he hadn't [...]
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Egypt military chief heads to Moscow in rare visit
CAIRO (AP) — Egypt's military chief headed to Russia Wednesday on his first trip abroad since ousting the country's Islamist president, part of a shift to reduce reliance on the United States at a time of frictions between the longtime allies.
Making a rare appearance in civilian clothes, Field Marshal Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi struck a presidential look ahead of a likely run for office. His scheduled meeting with Russia President Vladimir Putin on Thursday would boost an image of international clout for the army commander
The high-profile visit comes amid reports of a $2 billion Gulf-funded arms deal in the making with Russia. Funded mainly by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, it underscores how oil-rich Gulf states have thrown their weight behind Egypt's military-backed government.
Long opponents of the Muslim Brotherhood, they strongly backed the military's July ouster of President Mohammed Morsi and, along with Kuwait, have pledged more than $12 billion in grants and loans to the interim government installed by the military.
This week's visit to Russia comes at a time when relations have soured with the U.S., Egypt's longtime ally and military patron, over el-Sissi's removal of Morsi following massive protests against the Islamist leader. Washington later suspended some of its $1.5 billion in annual aid, most of which goes to the Egyptian military.
Mustafa al-Ani, head of the UAE-based think tank Security and Defense Studies at the Gulf Research Center, said Egypt's turn to Russia was an attempt to counter what he called a U.S. policy of "giving up on Egypt."
Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesman Badr Abdelatty insisted the Moscow visit is not intended to be "against anyone, but is to diversify partners."
Still, it appeared to send a signal to Washington that Cairo has multiple options, while burnishing el-Sissi's reputation for being willing to stand up to the Americans. Egypt's pro-military media have been fueling public anger against the U.S., depicting Washington as a supporter of Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood and even accusing the Americans of conspiring with the Islamists against Egyptian national security.
According to the state-owned daily Al-Ahram, el-Sissi is to conclude a $2 billion arms deal while in Moscow and Gen. Hossam Sweilam, a retired Egyptian army general who maintains close ties to the military, confirmed the report. Military officials declined to comment.
El-Sissi's call on Moscow comes after Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Defense Minister Sergei Shogiu visited Cairo three months ago. In November, Russia's Interfax news agency said that Egypt was interested in purchasing Russian air defense missile systems and MiG-29 fighter jets, combat helicopters and other weapons.
Earlier this week, Egypt's chief of staff, Gen. Sedki Sobhi, said during a visit to the UAE that Egypt is "open in its military relations with all superpowers" and wants to diversify its arms sources "from different military schools, Eastern and Western."
"Relations with any country are not a substitute to those with any other country," Sobhi said in remarks published in the newspaper Emirate Shield.
Egypt was Moscow's closest Arab ally for two decades, starting in the 1950s, when nationalist leader Gamal Abdel-Nasser turned from U.S. support to win Soviet backing for his ambitious drive to modernize the country and create a well-armed military at the height of the Cold War and the Arab-Israeli conflict. The Egyptians partnered with the Soviets to build the High Dam, a mega-project to control floods and provide electricity and water for irrigation.
Nasser's successor, Anwar Sadat, reversed the alignment, breaking with Moscow and expelling Soviet military advisers. After he signed the 1979 peace deal with Israel, Egypt became the second-biggest recipient of U.S. aid, after Israel.
El-Sissi's visit to Russia was not announced in advance and he surprised many with his new look — a blue blazer, dark trousers and a tie — as he hurried to board a military jet at the Almaza military airport east of Cairo.
He left behind speculation about when he will announce his candidacy for presidential elections due by the end of April. The military chief has become hugely popular among a large segment of Egyptians who see him as the nation's savior for ending the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood, who many accused of dominating power under Morsi.
Still, a deadly security crackdown on Islamist supporters that has left hundreds dead and a subsequent campaign of intimidation and arrests of secular-leaning critics have raised concerns about el-Sissi's tolerance for dissent. The government says it is in a war against terrorism, citing a wave of bombings and suicide attacks that have targeted police and the military, leaving scores dead and wounded.


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I am making a simple script that would allow a manager to determine the costs of various paths.
The manager will first enter the costs of each segment (6 inputs).
Then the program must ask the manager to enter a sequence of segment IDs of a path along which they intend to travel (3 inputs) and the program will display the cost of that path. (example of what the end result should look like down bottom of thread)
This is what i have so far, i'm fairly sure that the beginning is correct (my array).
I am unsure of how to link the array of 6 segments with the next set of questions (making the path).
import java.util.Scanner;
public class asdf {
public static void main(String[] args) {
final int Segment = 5 ;
Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
for (int count = 0; count <= Segment; count++)
System.out.print("Enter cost for Segment # " + count + ": ") ;
int reading = keyboard.nextInt();
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System.out.println("Please enter your Segment number:" );
int num1 = keyboard.nextInt () ;
System.out.println("Please enter your 2nd Segment number:");
int num2 = keyboard.nextInt () ;
System.out.println("Please enter your 3rd Segment number:");
int num3 = keyboard.nextInt () ;
int Total = num1 + num2 + num3 ;
System.out.println ("Total cost for this path = " + Total) ;
This is what i need to happen at the end result, as an example:
Enter cost for segment 0: 2
Enter cost for segment 1: 3
Enter cost for segment 2: 1
Enter cost for segment 3: 4
Enter cost for segment 4: 2
Enter cost for segment 5: 3
Enter ID of segment 0 of path: 0
Enter ID of segment 1 of path: 3
Enter ID of segment 2 of path: 5
Total cost for this path: 9
Enter 0 to exit or any other number to evaluate another path: 1
Enter ID of segment 0 of path: 2
Enter ID of segment 1 of path: 5
Enter ID of segment 2 of path: 3
Total cost for this path: 8
Enter 0 to exit or any other number to evaluate another path: 0
im a noob at this
what am i missing?


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|Deputy Director of Athletics/ External Affairs
A veteran of professional and collegiate sports, Tom Hastings serves as UCSB's Deputy Director of Athletics/External Affairs. In his role, Hastings supervises multiple sports, oversees the communications, marketing, broadcasting, annual fund, ticketing, video and game management operations of the 20-sport department. He also serves as the department's contact person for campus partnerships and is the day-to-day contact for Learfield Sports.
Hastings came to UCSB in January 2009 after spending nearly
three years as the Associate Athletics Director for Communications
at San Jose State.
In his position at San Jose State, Hastings supervised all of the department's broadcast services and sports information staff that coordinated communications, media services and public relations for all of the school's 16 Division I sports. He also oversaw the department's video operations, marketing and Internet operations and handled football scheduling and supervised several sports.
In March of 2007, Hastings was part of the San Jose State team that conducted the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship San Jose Regional at the HP Pavilion in San Jose. In 2010, he was the Tournament Director for the NCAA Men's College Cup held at Harder Stadium on the UCSB Campus.
Hastings spent eight seasons with the San Francisco 49ers as communications manager and manager of Internet services. With the 49ers he assisted in the creation and implementation of the 49ers public relations departmental policies, procedures and operational guidelines, served as a liaison between local and national media and 49ers players, coaches, management and staff and helped supervise the public relations staff.
Following his stint with the 49ers and prior to joining the staff at San Jose State, Hastings served as the director of marketing and communications for the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) in Colorado Springs, Colo. In that role, he directed all the marketing, public relations, merchandising, advertising, sponsorship and Internet operations for the world's premier credentialing association for athletic performance coaches.
Prior to his tenure with the 49ers, the UCSB and Santa Barbara High School graduate served as the Assistant Director of Athletics Media Relations at UCSB.
Active in the Santa Barbara community, Hastings serves on the
Board of Directors for both the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table
and Santa Barbara PONY Baseball.
Hastings and his wife, Julianne, are the parents of three children.


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On the heels of pet-flipping comes the latest ruse facing dog owners: Scammers posing as animal control officers.
It's occurred sporadically but not extensively in the past. Now it seems on the rebound – at least in retiree-rich South Florida. TV station WPTV reports a case in which a couple living in an over-55 community lost $550 to an imposter claiming there had been complaints about the couple's dog. He threatened to impound the pooch unless they immediately paid. They obliged.
"He had a badge, had an ID, gave us a business card and represented himself completely as being part of an independent company for animal care and control," said the community's HOA president.
If you're approached the same way, don't be fooled. Better to make a quick call to the local Animal Control department – or its reported vendors – to check such claims, no matter what paper "proof" of authority is represented.
"If anybody comes to your house and says give me money. I'm from the county. I'm going to take your dog. That's not us," said an official with Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control Operations.
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When veteran rocker and diehard hunter Ted Nugent returned to his home state for a concert tour with REO Speedwagon and Styx, he made a side trip in Grand Rapids to hang out with some important people.
They weren't celebrities or city officials. Nugent visited Exodus Place, which assists homeless veterans and other men in need working their way back into life after some tough hurdles. For a few hours, Nugent was just one of the guys cutting up, shooting some bows at targets and enjoying the fellowship of a break from the rigors of the concert tour.
Back in February, Exodus Place began offering archery to its visitors as part of the recovery and rehab process. The archery program is aligned with the popular National Archery in Schools Program, which has helped thousands of young student archers compete while learning a lifelong skill that is fun and competitive.
Exodus Place pastor Ray Townsend told MLive.com in this story that the archery program has given the men an extra benefit to their daily routines.
"These men finally have a target in life," Townsend said in the report. "They can focus on one thing, that bull's eye. It's been amazing the change it's made in their lives."
Exodus Place helps men get them back on their feet by providing housing, counseling, employment assistance, three meals a day, mentoring, health services, Bible studies, recreational activities and more. The facility promotes "A Hand Up, Not a Hand Out" as a cornerstone of its outreach.
Doug Largent got some one-on-one instruction from Nugent, who hunts several hundred days a year at his home in Texas or wherever he gets the chance.
"You might want to try what's called the Apache Draw," Nugent said to Largent. "You put all three fingers under (the arrow) and instead of holding the bow straight up and down you kind of cant the bow at an angle and it opens up the picture a little. It's what Fred Bear taught me in 1953, I swear to God. It's the same thing he taught me. I was 5."
Largent took heed of the advice and improved his proficiency pretty quickly.
"I'm kind of a rookie and Ted came up and gave me some pointers and his pointers worked, of course," Largent said in the MLive.com report. "He gave me a lot of attention and I really appreciated that."
Nugent, 64, said his passion for hunting and archery helps keep him grounded, as does meeting with fellow hunters, veterans and others.
"Not a day goes by when I'm not contacted by someone doing something to help the military in their family," he said. "They call me and say 'Hey Ted come by this hospital' or 'Hey Ted, we're having a barbecue' or 'Hey Ted, we've got some machine guns, come shoot up some ammo.' Now what am I going to do, say no thanks?"
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Photos of the Day: 3/17
Images from around the world.
A Palestinian youth jumps over fire during clashes with Israeli soldiers after a support rally for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in the West Bank city of Hebron. President Abbas met with the President Barack Obama in Washington on Monday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
An unidentified woman wearing a mask depicting the flight of the missing Malaysia Airline, MH370, poses in front of the "wall of hope" at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Sepang, Malaysia. The search for the missing Malaysian jet pushed deep into the northern and southern hemispheres Monday as Australia scoured the southern Indian Ocean and China offered 21 satellites to respond to Malaysia's call for help in the unprecedented hunt. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A woman makes her way down snow-covered steps outside an office building in Baltimore. Winter-weary commuters faced another treacherous trip Monday in parts of the Mid-Atlantic as snow and frigid weather blew in just days before the start of spring. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A woman holds a heart shaped paper with messages for passengers aboard a missing Malaysia Airlines plane, as she poses for a photo during an event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Authorities now believe someone on board the Boeing 777 shut down part of the aircraft's messaging system about the same time the plane with 239 people on board disappeared from civilian radar. But an Inmarsat satellite was able to automatically connect with a portion of the messaging system that remained in operation, similar to a phone call that just rings because no one is on the other end to pick it up and provide information. No location information was exchanged, but the satellite continued to identify the plane once an hour for four to five hours after it disappeared from radar screens. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Performers depicting axe-wielding Viking warriors march in the St. Patrick's Day parade in Dublin, Ireland. Parade participants celebrated a theme of "Let's Make History" as they strutted and danced their way through Ireland's capital in front of an estimated 400,000 tourists and locals celebrating the Emerald Isle's national holiday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Egill Hauksson a Caltech Seismologist talks about an early morning earthquake during a news conference at Caltech in Pasadena, Calif. The pre-dawn quake rolled across the Los Angeles basin on Monday, rattling residents from the San Fernando Valley to Long Beach but causing no reported damage. The quake's magnitude was 4.4 and it was centered 15 miles west-northwest of the downtown civic center, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A supporter of Afghan presidential candidate Zalmai Rassoul sticks flags on his fingers with his photo and his two vice presidents candidate's photos during a campaign rally in Kabul, Afghanistan. Writing on the flags read, "Vote for Zalmai Rassoul." Nine Afghan presidential candidates are campaigning in the presidential election scheduled for April 5, 2014. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Street vendor Marshall Baker blows a horn to attract customers before the start of the 190-year-old St. Patrick's Day parade in Savannah, Ga. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A boy touches an advertisement poster of a cosmetics company at a venue of the Tokyo Fashion Week. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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A Palestinian youth jumps over fire during clashes with Israeli soldiers after a support rally for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in the West Bank city of Hebron. President Abbas met with the President Barack Obama in Washington on Monday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS