03/06/09 News Release: ROCKIN' WATER Helps Kids in Need in Appalachian Area of Kentucky

Prepared By: ROCKIN' WATER™ 187 Sound Beach Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870 Contact: Jenifer Howard 203-273-4246 Jenifer.Howard@rockin-water.com For Immediate Release ROCKIN' WATER™ TO ROCK THE APPALACHIAN AREA OF KENTUCKY TO HELP KIDS IN NEED ROCKIN' WATER™ heading to Kentucky the week of March 23 to donate ROCKIN' WATER and provide nutritional information to kids and their families (OLD GREENWICH, Conn., March 5, 2009) - ROCKIN' WATER™, the revolutionary new vitamin enhanced flavored water for kids, is pulling out all the stops and bringing directly to kids in the United States that could benefit the most from ROCKIN' WATER'S vitamin and mineral infused flavors - the Appalachian area of Kentucky. During the week of March 23, 2009, ROCKIN' WATERROCKIN' WATER and a group of ROCKIN' WATER employees and volunteers, will travel to Kentucky to visit several schools and health clinics in the rural Appalachian areas to hand out bottles of ROCKIN' WATER and educate children and their families in the area about healthy nutritional choices, including beverages. In addition to the truckload of ROCKIN' WATER being taken to Kentucky, volunteers are also collecting much needed personal hygiene products like toothbrushes, toothpaste and school supplies to take to the children in Kentucky. Donation boxes will be located at Arcadia Café and The Upper Crust Bagel Company in Old Greenwich, Conn, and Rye, N.Y., from now until March 20, 2009. "Making a difference in children's lives is one of the main reasons we created ROCKIN' WATER," said Amy Guierrieri, founder of ROCKIN' WATER and ROCKIN' WATER PRODUCTS, LLC., based in Old Greenwich. "We are all well aware of the poverty and nutritional issues effecting children in other countries, such as Africa, but what Americans tend to forget is that there are children right here in the U.S. that need help - learning about good nutritional choices and being given the accessibility to healthy products. ROCKIN' WATER is just one option and we would like to help educate the children and their families and make a difference in their lives." ROCKIN' WATER will visit schools and health clinics in Kentucky, working with the local public school districts, the Christian Appalachian Project (CAP), The David School, and Eula Hall's Mud Creek Health Clinic to reach out to children and their families to provide them with fun nutritional information and free ROCKIN' WATER bottles for the kids to take home. Excel transportation Services, Inc., of Chalfont, Penn., is donating its services to bring ROCKIN' WATER to Kentucky. The plight of the Appalachian area children was recently illustrated on the ABC TV show "20/20" with Diane Sawyer and demonstrated the immediate need to help children and families in the area. Individuals interested in helping organizations working in Appalachia Kentucky can make donations directly to the following: Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) - 1-866-270-4CAP The David School - 606-226-9911 or The Mud Creek Clinic - 606-587-2200 ROCKIN' WATER™ is a revolutionary new water product that is "made by Moms who love their kids." ROCKIN' WATER is a naturally flavored enhanced water beverage that kids love, and is packed with Moms' favorites - 11 vitamins and minerals, fiber, and an antioxidant ORAC rating of 500 - like a full serving of fruit or vegetable in every bottle! ROCKIN' WATER is the inspiration of Amy Guerrieri, a mother of four young children and a serial entrepreneur, who got sick and tired of all of the unhealthy kid-targeted food and drink options and needed to figure out a way to get her children the nutrition they need. So Amy decided to take matters into her own hands and make a healthy, nutritious flavored water drink for kids. With the help of Karen Newman, M.S., R.D., a clinical nutritionist and certified childhood and adolescent weight management counselor, ROCKIN' WATER was born. ROCKIN' WATER is a unique product and fills a void in the kids' healthy drink market. ROCKIN' WATER is available in four delicious flavors - Apple, Cherry, Grape & Orange. To learn more about ROCKIN' WATER, visit www.rockin-water.com. # # #

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03/06/09 PRESS RELEASE: Just Books' Author Visit March 7 & 9-Mystery Month

Upcoming Events · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · JUST BOOKS' UPCOMING EVENTS MARCH IS MYSTERY MONTH! Author Visit & Book Signing SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 10 AM SAMUEL PRYOR III MAKE IT HAPPEN: THE FASCINATING LIFE OF SAM PRYOR, JR. Just Books 28 Arcadia Road, Old Greenwich, CT Free and open to the public Sam Pryor, III, a Greenwich-native, will introduce the biography Make it Happen: The Fascinating Life of Sam Pryor, Jr. (Maple-Vail, $30), written about his adventurous father. Based in Greenwich, Conn., with much of the story in the Cos Cob section of town, Make It Happen presents a colorful life, a unique man, and opens a window into key events and people in the U.S. during the 20th century. "Luck doesn't just happen," Pryor would tell his children. "You make it happen." Spanning from 1865 until 1934, the book covers many of the important events during the early 1900's along with details on Pryor's many accomplishments. _____________________________________________________ Author Visit & Book Signing MONDAY, MARCH 9, 7:30 PM ANDREW GROSS DON'T LOOK TWICE A Just Books' Event at Arcadia Café 20 Arcadia Road, Old Greenwich, CT Free and open to the public Favorite best-selling author Andy Gross will speak to fans and sign copies of his new thriller Don't Look Twice (William Morrow, $25.99). Gross is the best-selling author of The Blue Zone and The Dark Tide and co-author with best-selling author James Patterson of six popular thrillers. In Don't Look Twice, the book opens with a drive-by shooting on Putnam Avenue, a popular main thoroughfare in Greenwich, which leaves an innocent by-stander dead. Detective Ty Hauck gets sucked into a fast-paced and riveting trail of gambling and high-stakes corruption much of which takes place in Greenwich. _____________________________________________________ Book Club FRESH PICKS BOOK CLUB TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 7:00 PM A Just Books' Event at Arcadia Café 20 Arcadia Road, Old Greenwich, CT Cost $50 - incl. hardcover book & light supper Reservations Required - call 203-637-0707 Just Books offers the new Fresh Picks Book Club, moderated by Jenny Lawton. The cost is $50 per person and includes a hardcover book, light supper and talk; BYO. Reservations required - email Jennifer.lawton@gmail.com ____________________________________________________ Story Hour TODDLER & PRE-SCHOOL STORY HOUR WEDNESDAYS, 10:30 AM MARCH 4, 11, 18 & 25 Just Books 28 Arcadia Road, Old Greenwich, CT Free and Open to the Public; Reservations Recommended - 203-637-0707 NEW! Toddler and pre school story hour each Wednesday morning at 10:30 a.m. at Just Books; call 203-637-0707 to reserve a space _____________________________________________________ Kid's Board JUST BOOKS' KIDS BOARD TUESDAY & THURSDAY, 4:00 - 4:45 PM MARCH 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 26 & 31 Just Books 28 Arcadia Road, Old Greenwich, CT Free and Open to the Public - Ages 5-18 Kids ages 5-18 come review NEW books at Just Books! Just Books' Kids Board meets every Tuesday & Thursday. Moderated by Jenny Lawton. Drop-ins welcome! _____________________________________________________ Just Books would like to THANK the community for its continued support. The success of an independent neighborhood bookstore is dependent on its loyal customers. -- Marion Holmes and the staff at Just Books _____________________________________________________ MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THESE UPCOMING JUST BOOKS' EVENTS APRIL 4, 10 AM -- SANDI HABER FIFIELD with WALKING THROUGH THE WORLD at Just Books (Book Signing) APRIL 15, 12 PM -- Greenwich Water Club Book Club - Unaccustomed Earth by Jumpa Lahiri; luncheon $40 (includes book): reservations required by calling 203-661-4033 APRIL 14, 7:30 PM - COKIE ROBERTS with WE ARE OUR MOTHERS' DAUGHTERS at Arcadia Café (Book Signing) APRIL 18, 10 AM - ANTHONY SKIP ALLOCCO with FISHIN' JACK (THE FISHIN' FANATIC) AND THE ORIGIN OF FLY FISHING (THE REEL STORY) at Just Books (Book Signing) APRIL 21, 7 PM - Fresh Picks Book Club, moderated by Jenny Lawton at Arcadia Café; cost is $50 and includes hardcover book, salad, soup; BYO; reservations required by calling 203-647-8766 APRIL 28, 7:30 PM -- JEFFREY TOOBIN with THE NINE: INSIDE THE SECRET WORLD OF THE SURPREME COURT at Just Books (Book Signing) APRIL 2, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28 & 30, 4 - 4:45 PM -- Just Books' KIDS BOARD - Kids ages 5-18 at Just Books APRIL 1, 15, 22 & 29, 10:30 AM - Just Books' Toddler & Pre School Story Hour at Just Books Join Our Mailing List JUST BOOKS 28 Arcadia Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870 203-637-0707 · http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102493020799&e=0012LuXxHlA0TLLPrVcTnZjk5Qz0oNEmA3UksP2WHZvWpYKS3oEWCOUESgpa95i0h8y3ZVKAV7Grf0bzYpW9kLk4hetFMvaYE9jOp_Y6SQNseiU6PRKOgCy6g== STORE HOURS: M-F, 9am - 5pm Sat, 9am-4pm Closed Sun REMEMBER - JUST BOOKS HAS AUTHOR SIGNED BOOKS! 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03/06/09 Greenwich Police Department Will Soon Be Able To Use Encrypted Radios

Reporters with scanners will not be able to hear police, fire and GEMS communicate

What Will Be The Policy And Procedures For Encryption.

Town gears up for switch to digital network

By Debra Friedman

GREENWICH TIME STAFF WRITER

Police officials are launching a series of tests on a new digital radio system, hoping to have the upgraded network up and running by the end of the month.

Currently, police, fire and GEMS operate on an outdated analog radio network, but the town has been working to update the system for the past several years, officials said.

Lt. Mark Kordick, who is managing the digital conversion project, said the police department has been outfitted with digital Motorola portable and vehicle radios, which they are planning to test this week in order to train officers and troubleshoot the network......

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03/06/09 Greenwich program program offers free books, reading supplies and literacy training to parents with children attending New Lebanon School

Shayla Perez, 6, shows off her writing skills on a new white board as her mom, Karina, looks on. The Perez family is one of 16 New LebanonSchool families benefiting from a new literacy program for immigrant parents to help them achieve basic literacy skills so they can take a greater role in their children's education. (Keelin Daly/Greenwich Time Photo)


Program helps parents with reading skills


By Colin Gustafson
Greenwich Time Staff Writer


Greenwich mother Reina Garay says it's reassuring to know that she can help her daughter become more literate in English without speaking the language herself.


A native of Mexico, Garay is still learning English and, like many immigrant parents, has sometimes shied away from giving homework help in her native language out of fear that it could hinder her daughter's reading and writing development.

Thanks to a new literacy program for immigrant parents, the 27-year-old mother is now learning that basic literacy skills often transcend language barriers.....

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03/06/09 CNBC's Santelli Has Gotten Die Hard Greenwich Republicans Upset Over The Notion That They May Have To Help With Their Neighbor's Mortgage

The Daily Show With Jon StewartM - Th 11p / 10c

CNBC Gives Financial Advice

Daily Show Full Episodes
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Political Humor
Joke of the Day

SOMETIMES THE TRUTH HURTS

CNBC's Rick Santelli is mad — mad, I say! — at all the evil-intentioned people who greedily bought things with their money while following the advice of media outlets, like, um, what's the station? CNB-something.

Why does Jon Stewart always have to go and ruin all the self-righteous indignation by reminding people that there's such a thing as yesterday?

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03/06/09 READER SUBMITTED COMMENTS: More On Malloy

THE COVER UPS: Things Are Not What They Appear To Be In Stamford

Greenwich Roundup Is Getting A Lot Of New Readers From Stamford, Because There Is Not A Place To Vent About Heast Newspaper's Coverage In The City That Works

To the Greenwich Roundup,

Thank you for reporting the truth about the Mayor of Stamford and his attempts at covering up a very long history of felonies (not convicted) committed by his 21 year old son, Ben. This kid has been a serious problem for years. Anyone else would have been locked up years ago.

I wonder how the former editor of the Stamford Advocate, Joseph Pisani, sleeps at night. Just once I'd like to see the facts listed in print, and followed up on.

The threesome of the Chief of Stamford's police, Mayor Dan Malloy, and the fired editor of the Greenwich Time / Stamford Advocate, Joe Pisani should all be held accountable for some truth.

STAMFORD is tired of this.

PLEASE SEE:

03/06/09 READER SUBMITTED COMMENTS: More On Ben Malloy

03/05/09 READER SUBMITTED COMMENTS ABOUT THE THE MAYOR

03/05/09 It Is Starting To Look Like Malloy Will Not Be The Next Governor Representing Greenwich

THE HEADLINES:

Son Continues Campaign To Keep Dad From Being Governor

Mayors Son Arrested In Attempted Robbery

THE QUOTES:

"We worked on this a little faster than normal. There was a lot of fear in the community with three armed men running around doing home invasions." said Darien Lt. Ronald Bussell .....

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03/06/09 Whats With All These Lawsuits? - Why Isn't Greenwich Police Chief Ridberg Smart Enough To Sit Down With Honulik And Berry And Work This Out?

THE HEADLINES:

Greenwich Police Chief David Ridberg Is Going To Court In An Effort To Violate The Sacred Trust We Have With Our Nation's Veterans

Actions Speak Louder Than Words: Ridberg Is Quick To Salute The Flag, But He Turns His Back On Greenwich Patriots Who Volunteered To Put Themselves In Harms Way

THE QUOTE:

“I support Bob Berry 100%,” Lt. Honulik said. “I view him as a hero and federal law says he should be afforded every opportunity to take a promotional exam and try to advance his career while he’s serving his country. He feels he has no other options right now to have the chance he deserves to receive promotion.”

THE STORY:

Lt. Honulik says he supports Officer Berry’s suit, not stopping it

Written by Ken Borsuk, Greenwich Post Reporter

A Greenwich police lieutenant is seeking to clear the record and make it known he is not standing in the way of an officer’s attempt to seek a freeze on promotions within the department.

Lt. Gary Honulik was incorrectly named by sources to media outlets as supporting a motion to intervene in the efforts of Officer Robert Berry to seek a temporary restraining order on promotions within the department until his suit against the town is settled. Officer Berry is one of five former and current Greenwich officers claiming they were discriminated against by the town and denied the chance for promotion because of their military service.

The motion for the restraining order, which names only Officer Berry, could potentially again stop promotions inside the department. Because of a restraining order on promotions as a result of Lt. Honulik’s suit against the town, where he claimed he was unjustly passed over for promotion......

....But the veterans’ suit is a complicating factor, particularly if the temporary restraining order is granted.

Several members of the Greenwich Police Department who could be promoted to one of those open positions have filed a motion to intervene in the case. If granted, that means they would have the right to be heard before the judge before a ruling is made on the restraining order.

Lt. Honulik’s name was initially listed among those involved. However, Lt. Honulik told the Post on Monday he does not have any involvement in efforts to stop Officer Berry, who served in the Iraq War.....

COMMENT:

Shame, Shame, Shame ......

If Robert Berry And The Police Veterans Had Been Killed Overseas, Chief Ridberg And Town Officials Would Probably Have Honored Them With Some Kind Memorial, But Now That They Made It Home Safe And Sound Ridberg Can't Add A Few Chairs To The Test Taking Table.

Robert Barry And The Other Veterans Are Not Asking For A Promotion, They Are Only Asking For A Chance To Take A Test That They Would Have Been Allowed To Take If They Had Not Left Their Families To Protect The Homes And Hearths Of Every Greenwich Resident.

As The Father Of A Son Who Earned A Bronze Star And A Dozen Other Accomedations In Iraq I Am Disgusted With Police Chief David Ridberg And The Other Town Officials.

It Is Time For Greenwich Police Chief David Ridberg To Let These Greenwich Patriots Take Thier Seat At The Test Taking Table And Let The Best Men Be Promoted Based On Merit And Not Politics.

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03/06/09 Looks Like Lt. Gary Honulik Is Going To Get Screwed As Michale Pacewicz Is Slated To Get A Pension Bonus.

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03/06/09 READER SUBMITTED COMMENTS: More On Ben Malloy

MEMBERS OF THE LOCAL MEDIA -POLITICAL COMPLEX ARE GLORIFIED-SCUM!

GRUp,

I'd like to address the "reader submitted comments" about Dan Malloy yesterday.

As a resident of Stamford for more than 40 years, I have seen very little negative press on any of our, so called, "local politicians." I don't know how long Mr. Pisani was in charge, but I'll bet he made sure that the Malloy kid's names never made it into the police blotter. I've never seen the son's name in the newspaper, but I know he's been arrested and booted out of the Stamford Public School System.

I vaguely recall the incident of one of Dan Malloy's son being linked to a racially motivated crime, though I know this because I heard it on a local radio station. The story said the Mayor's son, with some friends, was "being investigated." Apparently, phone calls were made from a cell phone to a classmate at Stamford High School. The classmate was a female African American honors student, who was afraid to go to school because she was getting threatening phone calls calling her "the N word" and saying she was going to get killed. I remember the girl missed almost three months of school because of this.

I find this type of behavior sickening.

I think the Dan Mallo's and Joe Pisani's of the world are scum bags. Whether it is climbing the political ladder, or reporting one-sided, news, scum is scum.

PLEASE SEE:

03/05/09 READER SUBMITTED COMMENTS ABOUT THE THE MAYOR

03/05/09 It Is Starting To Look Like Malloy Will Not Be The Next Governor Representing Greenwich

THE HEADLINES:

Son Continues Campaign To Keep Dad From Being Governor

Mayors Son Arrested In Attempted Robbery

THE QUOTES:

"We worked on this a little faster than normal. There was a lot of fear in the community with three armed men running around doing home invasions." said Darien Lt. Ronald Bussell .....

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03/06/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feeed - This Just In.....

The Latest Greenwich News Briefs:

Greenwich wins FCIAC swimming crown again Connecticut Post By David Fierro GREENWICH -- The old adage "records are made to be broken" certainly held true during Thursday night's FCIAC boys swimming championships. ...

Greenwich's Darrin Duling, orchid show impresario, explores ... Greenwich Citizen By Anne W. Semmes Darrin Duling, landscape designer and board member of the Greenwich Garden Education Center who has made Greenwich his home for the last ...

Catching up with Janis, a musical Greenwich native Greenwich Citizen By Christine Chagaris Greenwich native, musician, composer and arranger Tim Janis is on the go these days. His fifth public television special, "Tim Janis, ...

Selectmen vote in resolution to beef up good example of recycling ... Greenwich Citizen The Greenwich Board of Selectmen (BOS) last Thursday in Town Hall examined the power of "giving good example" on the solid waste recycling front. ...

Greenwich High divers sweep FCIAC diving finals Greenwich Time By Rob Kelley In the shadow of diving coach Jon Hahnfeldt, Greenwich High School's Mark O'Connell reacts to winning the FCIAC diving finals for the second ...

The Latest Greenwich Blog Posts:

Sex Offender Issues: CT - Selectmen approve Child Safety Zone ... By Sex Offender Issues Several registered individuals - sex offenders - live in the Town of Greenwich. The Town of Greenwich's parks, playgrounds, educational, recreation and sports facilities are provided and furnished for the use of children and families, ... Sex Offender Issues - http://sexoffenderissues.blogspot.com/

Vanity Fair on Hedge Funds ≪ For What It's Worth By christopherfountain Used to be (way back when - say, 2007) if you had an MBA and a dream you could start a hedge fund, make a zillion dollars and overpay for a trophy wife and a Greenwich mansion to put her in. It's harder now. ... For What It's Worth - http://christopherfountain.wordpress.com/

SAFE RIDES IS IN JEOPARDY. Needs letters /emails from supporters ... By franktrotta Greenwich Safe Rides is likely to lose most of its drivers if the exemption is not granted because the drivers won't be permitted to have any passengers other than family members for the first year of their license. ... Our Greenwich - http://ourgreenwich.com/

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03/06/09 WHAT WILL THE VOTERS THINK? - Will CT Governor Jody Rell Let Her Republican Buddies In Greenwich Weasel Out Of An Affordable Housing Deal?

THE HEADLINES:


No Affordable Housing For Police Officers, Fire Fighters, Teachers, Nurses Or EMS


Greenwich Resident Bernadette Settelmeyer Caught The Planning and Zoning Commission Trying To Pull A Fast One


THE QUOTE:


"We are looking at the history of it, the language of it," says Greenwich Town Attorney Wayne Fox


THE STORY:


Greenwich close to Cos Cob Power Plant affordable housing opinion- Greenwich Time


By Colleen Flaherty
Staff Writer


After 20 years, the town has begun to address the obligation to build affordable housing stemming from its 1989 purchase of the former Cos Cob Power Plant property.

The 24 affordable units Greenwich ultimately promised to build in exchange for the 9-acre property, which it bought from the state for just $1, have never been built, but Town Attorney Wayne Fox said he is reviewing documents related to the sale to see what, if any, obligation still exists......


.....As the commission debated park waterfront access and lighting schemes on Jan. 15, central Greenwich resident Bernadette Settelmeyer presented a letter asking what had become of the town's obligation. She asked that the Planning and Zoning Commission require the town to meet the requirement as part of the application for use of the site.....

CORECTION:

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03/06/09 Looks Like Lt. Gary Honulik Is Going To Get Screwed As Michale Pacewicz Is Slated To Get A Pension Bonus.

Thumbs Down On The Town .....

Lt. Gary Honulik Has Hefty Legal Bills And Is Out Four Years Of Captain's Pay.

Honulik Will Pay For This Miscarrage Of Justice Untill He Dies, Because His Pension Will Be Much Smaller

Greenwich Police Chief David Ridberg Should Have Ended This And Just Promoted Honulik Along Time Ago, But He Was Too Busy Arranging For A Sweet heart Deal For Pacewicz

Police lieutenant to decide on appeal - Greenwich Time

The police lieutenant who spent five years fighting to overturn a promotion must decide whether to appeal a recent state Supreme Court decision or accept the judgment against him by today, according to officials.

Lt. Gary Honulik lost his claim in a split ruling by the court and has limited options for continuing his case, according to legal experts. The ruling against him, which said he was not unjustly passed over for promotion to captain, was finalized Feb. 24. Honulik has had 10 days to file a motion asking the court to reconsider its decision. He also can file a motion for a stay while he pursues an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court, officials said.

Quinnipiac University School of Law professor William Dunlap said that the odds are low that Honulik would be successful in pursuing either option......

.....Honulik sued the town in 2004 claiming he should have been promoted since he was the highest scorer on the promotional exam. During litigation, an injunction was placed on the police department, freezing its ability to promote anyone to vacant captains and deputy chief positions.....

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