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I struggled for years with finding a workout routine that I would stay committed to until I found this. Danielle is a great motivator. The workouts are challenging but fun at the same time. In addition to providing us with a great workout, Danielle is dedicated to teaching her diehards how to treat your body better, from fitness to nutrition, which helps you to not only get a great workout but also think twice about your daily habits. I highly recommend Danielle's Daily Fitness. ~
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I've always been active, but I didn't know how to do resistant training correctly or how to motivate myself 100% going to the gym. With my wedding coming up in 2010, I knew I had to kick it up a notch! I've been working out with Danielle for 4 ½ months now and it's been fantastic. Danielle is so knowledgeable about exercise and nutrition, and the classes are small enough that you get one on one attention, but large enough to build camaraderie and have fun! The best part physically is how quickly I built strength. The exercises I struggled with 4 ½ months ago, I now do easily with double the weight. But having my wedding dress taken in over four inches was nice too!
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Danielle's small group training sessions are the most affordable and enjoyable workout I have had in years. Her training sessions, to me, have proven to be more gratifying than having a one-one-one personal trainer. The small group size, no larger than 6, allows for the session to feel personalized, but you get the added bonus of working out with other people who are eager to get in shape and/or lose weight. It's a fantastic workout, and after leaving her studio I feel motivated and energized for the day.
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If you were searching for a fun and affordable way to lose weight, build muscle, gain energy, and see quick results, look no more! Danielle combines her routines with great tips on holistic health – nutrition, stress reduction, motivation, etc - and to work out with a small group with shared goals makes the hour zip by. If I could fit it in my schedule, I'd be there every day. Not only am I a Danielle DieHard, but I am now a Danielle HardBODY!! I honestly feel like Benjamina Button the more I go, the better and younger I look and feel better than I did in my teens. Make that call, send that email - it will be the best gift you will ever give to yourself.
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I met Danielle a year ago and I have never found exercising to be more rewarding. She has transformed me. I not only look better, but feel better. I have a new found confidence and appreciate my body now. My only regret is that I didn't meet her sooner!
~ Suzy C
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About 2 years ago, I had gained about 30 lbs and had a tough time trying to shed them. I got to the point that I was ready to give up because I felt like nothing was working. I found Danielle's daily fitness and picked up a flyer and read about her program. I decided it was worth a try so I signed up for one-on-one training sessions. During those sessions, Danielle taught me the best way to shed those pounds and taught me how to eat right. I have lost the 30lbs and some. I continue to work out with Danielle in her small group sessions to maintain my weight and to tone my body.
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Danielle is the best of the BEST. I have been training with her for about 2 years now and do not know what I would do without her classes. I absolutely HATE going to the gym and I am rather shy, so the small group sessions have been great. Danielle always keeps up with the industry by introducing us to the newest moves and techniques out there. Not only am I stronger, but my back pain (which I've struggled with most of my life) is completely gone! It's by far one of the best things I've done for myself.
~ D. Lowell
Danielle has been the inspiration I have been looking for my whole life. I would join gyms and then never go. I started in April of 2009 and I look forward to every class. People tell me I look great and I owe it all to Danielle. I love being a Diehard!
~ Caroline Pease
I have been working out with Danielle for nearly two years, and during part of that time I was pregnant with my second child. During my pregnancy, Danielle modified exercises for me so I stayed fit, active, and healthy. (I actually worked out with her a week before I delivered!) I have appreciated her motivating approach to fitness, as well as the personal interest she takes in the lives of her clients. Danielle's studio is a non-threatening and supportive setting. I really feel like I've treated myself to something special when I am there!
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From size 12 to size 6! After weeks of passing by the Danielle's Daily Fitness window Screaming "What Are You Waiting For?" "Try Trying" I knew she was my only hope. In one month after completing two sessions a week, I had lost inches. In one month I had gone from dreaded working out to being excited about my next session at Danielle's. Danielle gave me the confidence and tools that I needed to succeed. She made me feel great about what I was doing and I felt like I fit in. I wasn't embarrassed about working out and more importantly Danielle made working out fun. My attitude about exercising has completely changed and I have more knowledge about what eating right really is. I spent those couple of months fighting the "food pushers" with "Say No to the junk and Say Yes to the dress!" In my head Danielle's window then Screamed the question "If you are going to be spending all that time and money on a dress for that special day, why wouldn't you spend some on the women in the dress?" July came and I did exchange THE size 6 dress...for a size 6 Petite. Thank you Danielle for giving me the opportunity to wear my size 6 Petite dress (with no alterations) down the aisle on my wedding day.
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Ok, so this is one of those reviews that I hate to do. This is TRULY one of the greater Boston area's "best kept secrets", and I'd love to keep it all to myself. However, that's not nice, and besides you NEED to know. So, Danielle's. First, it's not a gym. There's no whirlpool, fancy Nautilus and LifeCycle equipment with tv monitors, no cafe, and no locker area. You gotta go somewhere else for all of that. What Danielle's is: an incredibly motivating, small class (no more than 6 in ANY class), cardio-studio, with a kick a** trainer-Danielle. You will work for the HOUR that you are there, and Danielle is wonderful at paying attention, and motivating those who need a little extra (me), and keeping the others on track. Basically, you've really got your own personal trainer because the classes are so small, and- she KNOWS everyone, what their goals are, what their weaknesses are, and probably their pet's name(s). Some people have these certificates with "personal trainer" on them, and I'm convinced they made them themselves at Kinko's. Danielle actually IS the real deal- she walks it, talks it, and LIVES it. I don't know what all the talk about calories is about. This is a high energy, one hour CARDIO BLAST WORKOUT with a certified, skilled trainer. Period.She has several classes each day, at different times, and you can go as many times a week as you like or can afford. Speaking of rates- reasonable, reasonable, and reasonable. SO REASONABLE that I'm not going to tell you here- give Danielle a call, I assure you, fellow Yelp! mates, you won't be sorry, and your body will LOVE you, and you'll love your results. Oh, forgot to add the best part: IT'S FUN and the MUSIC is GREAT!! Open to men and women.
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Finding out I was pregnant was an amazing moment! I couldn't wait for the baby belly, but I was dreading all the other weight I would gain. Having been a client of Danielle's for 3 years I knew I would not only receive physical strength but emotional strength as well. I was able to work out until 8 and 1/2 months, thanks to Danielle's expertise and guidance, she never left my side. I gained 47lbs, but I lost ALL 47lbs by the time my son was 6months old. Danielle has a natural ability in making you feel comfortable and making you believes in yourself, because she always believes YOU! Baby number 2, no problem, you just wait!
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The real reason young people are the poorest generation in 25 years
Hint: It's not because of the Internet.
The kids are not all right. As the millennial generation starts to reach its 30s, many of these '80s and '90s kids are having kids of their own, and recent surveys show one in five millennial parents is living in poverty. That's the result of a combination of rising costs for raising children, falling wages, increased unemployment, and high debt—mostly college related. But the boomer generation seems to think otherwise: Millennials are to blame for their own financial situation, thanks to wasting time on the Internet and being too lazy to find jobs.
Millennials certainly are facing a financial crisis, but it's not because of how they use their money, nor is it the result of how many Facebook quizzes they take or BuzzFeed listicles they read. It has much more to do with the financial legacy left to them by the boomers—and the refusal to acknowledge that this is a generation in dire need of better social support.
Everyone loves to hate on millennials. Patricia Sellers at Fortune writes: "While we Baby Boomers typically place high value on pay, benefits, stability and prestige, Gen Y cares most about fun, innovation, social responsibility, and time off." Charles M. Blow at the New York Times wrote witheringly of the "selfie generation" that: "All in all, we seem to be experiencing a wave of liberal-minded detach-ees, a generation in which institutions are subordinate to the individual and social networks are digitally generated rather than interpersonally accrued."
Everyone loves to hate on millennials.
Workplace consultant Sherri Elliott-Yeary further believes: "Millennials are not willing to make work the central focus of their lives as Baby Boomers have." Millennials are all too busy looking for fun to buckle down and work—which is why companies have to resort to juvenile features like slides and ball-pits to attract millennial workers, and why millennials flock to the Internet. Millennials believe in YOLO, FOMO, and #picsoritdidnthappen.
The hashtagging, selfie-ing, status updating, social networking generation is so mired in the Internet, it's no wonder that millennial parents are poor—or so, at least, goes the logic of commentary after commentary on this particular generation. The Internet is classed as a time waster and a sign of millennial laziness, but more than that, it's evidence that young adults aren't trying hard enough to find jobs and resolve their financial dire straits.
This is a curious classification of a generation that was handed every possible disadvantage in life by a prior generation. Boomers created a social, economic, and environmental mess that will take decades—if not centuries—to clean up, gifting millennials with war, climate change, a recession, runaway inflation, and an absurdly competitive job market.
Millennials were promised that if they followed the American prescription for success, starting with a college degree, they'd be on a track to profitable careers and respected roles in American society. Instead, they entered college precisely at the moment tuition was skyrocketing, endowments were falling, and interest on student loans was climbing. College loans are a major contributor to millennial debt, so much so that there are legitimate fears of a college debt bubble that could be as devastating as the tech bubble of the 1990s (boomers) or the recession (boomers again).
At Medium, Hanna Brooks Olsen writes of the myth served to millennials:
I went to a university (something that neither of my parents did, through choice and circumstance and a systemic series of beliefs about who college is for) to no longer be poor, because I believed, as I was told by guidance counselors and the media and many adults and colleges themselves, that that was the only way to be not-poor. And yet, going to college made me, at least in the years since I've graduated, more poor.
Instead of getting the world on a platter—what boomers claim they offered to millennials—American youth are facing incredible financial and social hardship. At the same time, they're confronting historic American attitudes about bootstrapping and the belief that the solution to poverty is to try harder. It's perhaps not surprising that they turn to the Internet to find communities of people sharing the same experiences and frustrations.
It's evidence that young adults aren't trying hard enough to find jobs and resolve their financial dire straits.
Hand in hand with bootstrapping attitudes comes the belief that poverty should be a life of suffering—which leaves no room for owning computers and smartphones, setting up Facebook accounts, or Skyping with friends. A generation so heavily technologically engaged cannot possibly be poor if it's wasting money on such frivolities, and members of that generation are hardly deserving poor if they're having fun.
Conceptualizing the Internet as a cure to social isolation is alien to critics of the younger generation. When these critics come from the very generation that functionally destroyed any reasonable chance of success for millennials, the medicine goes down poorly.
Especially when the Internet is about much more than having fun—something no poor person should be ashamed of in the first place. It's also about networking and making connections, the self-same activities that can lead to finding jobs. At the same time that older generations criticize youth for being lazy or disinterested in finding work, they reject the systems millennials are building to create a functional job market for themselves.
Creating online networks can lead to innumerable job contacts and leads—including at companies that believe employees should be provided with fun as well as work.
Googlers, for example, infamous for their workplace perks, are also some of the hardest-working techies in Silicon Valley, routinely working long over 40 hours a week. Such is true of many programmers and software developers, who in addition to putting in 60-70 hours a week may also be on call to handle crises. Perhaps these "lazy" millennials shouldn't be blamed for wanting a decent cafeteria at work or a foosball table to goof around on while waiting for code to finish compiling.
For millennial parents, social attitudes about millennials and class can be especially stressful, as they realize that if they wait for financial stability to have children, they may never have the chance to become parents. For a generation looking at an uncertain financial future—except for a fortunate few with the unique skillset to enter the job market at high wages, like those Googlers—parenting comes with added fears and stress.
Millennials were promised that if they followed the American prescription for success they'd be on a track to profitable careers.
Millennial parents face poverty for all the same reasons their generation experiences downward mobility, paired with the high costs for managing childrearing. The costs of childcare are skyrocketing, forcing some parents to leave their jobs to raise young children, leaving a household bound to a single income. Single millennial parents don't have the option of leaving their jobs, instead of relying on friends, family members, and the social safety net—a net that's shrinking all the time, thanks to cuts to government funding.
We shouldn't be shocked that millennial parents are the poorest generation in 25 years, nor should we be blaming it on the baby pictures they're posting on Facebook. Instead, we should be placing the responsibility where it really lies: on the generation that set millennials up for failure and their determination to continue arguing that millennials brought this upon themselves.
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The paper-bill spread was extremely volatile during the 2007-2009 crisis, jumping anywhere from 8 to 119 basis points. Since the spread is a proxy for credit market frictions, recent events have brought renewed interest in the relationship between monetary policy and the credit market. Empirical work on this literature has focused on one sample period. Boivin and Giovanni (2003), find that changes in monetary policy conduct reduce the effectiveness of a monetary shock after 1980. Using 1980 as my breakpoint, I seek to answer the following question: how does the paper-bill spread respond to a monetary shock? My VAR impulse responses and variance decompositions indicate that the spread reacts less to a monetary shock after 1980 but remains more persistent. These results suggest that structural changes in the credit market have fundamentally delayed monetary transmission.
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Over a week ago I've got a email newsletter from NYRR with the email subject of ' The Virtual Marathon is back ' . This is the second year that NYRR offers this option to get into next year's marathon. They have 500 spots for the virtual race, it's cost $150, and you'll need to […]
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£1m Fine for Veolia Over 2013 Death of Waste Site Employee
Veolia ES (UK) Limited of Pentonville Road, London has been fined £1 million and ordered to pay £130,000 costs over the death of an employee who was run over in 2013.
Veolia ES (UK) Limited of Pentonville Road, London has been fined £1 million and ordered to pay £130,000 costs over the death of an employee who was run over in 2013.
Canterbury Crown Court heard how, on 18 October 2013, employee Mr John Head suffered fatal injuries when he was run over by a reversing refuse collection vehicle (RCV) whilst he was walking across the yard, at the Ross Depot Waste Transfer Station in Folkestone. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
An investigation by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) into the incident found that multiple vehicles, including RCVs and articulated trucks, were manoeuvring around the yard with no specific controls.
HSE said that the company failed to adequately assess the risks involved in the yard and did not implement industry recognised control measures to protect employees.
The company was found guilty after a trial of breaching Section 2(1) of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and fined £1 million and ordered to pay costs of £130,000.
HSE inspector Kevin Golding said: "This should be a reminder to all industries, but in particular, the waste industry, to appropriately assess the risks and implement widely recognised control measures to adequately control manoeuvring vehicles, in particular reversing vehicles and restrict pedestrian movements around vehicles."
The Health and Safety Executive is Britain's national regulator for workplace health and safety. It aims to prevent work-related death, injury and ill health through regulatory actions that range from influencing behaviours across whole industry sectors through to targeted interventions on individual businesses.
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By Stuart Capstick
How many more last chances can we have? There's no need for another list of the appalling consequences we face if we don't act: most of us know that if we carry on this way, the outcomes will be a devastated planet and enormous human suffering.
I am a psychologist who researches people's understanding and responses to climate change, and I have done so for over ten years. I could tell you what the literature says about the way we block out negative information, how we shape our thinking to fit a softer version of reality, how in some ways we're just not wired upto feel the urgency of this. I've worked on projects that aim to get people to make greener choices and have a better grasp of the climate science, and I've tried to push for a more urgent approachto changing the way we live.
But despite all this – maybe because of it – those last ten years have felt like joining an effort to put out a house fire with a water pistol. Research papers on every aspect of climate change and the environmental crisis now number in their millions. Yet at the same time as I add to this ever-growing pile, I know in my heart that it has changed little. The publication of the IPCC Special Report on 1.5C– meticulously organised by one of the most respected group of scientists in the world – was followed less than a month later by a UK government budget that allocated £30 billion to road-building, and made not one single mention of climate change. Our government is failing us, it is failing our children, and it is failing the natural world. They pay little more than lip service to scientists and to the science. The 'honest broker' model– in which boffins assemble the evidence and decision-makers act on it – is broken, if it ever worked at all.
There are times that I lie awake at night, with a sense of blind panic rising in me, and I feel terrified and trapped by climate change. Terrified for my kids – who are 3 and 6 years old, and whose innocent understanding of the world so far doesn't extend to what we're doing to it. Trapped, because like everyone else I am just one part of a much bigger structure, that seems unwilling or unable to change.
Most people now accept the reality, human causes and seriousness of climate change. But most of us also float along in a dream-world, knowing but not knowing, aware but unmoved. The hope for me is that XR is sounding an alarmthat could wake some of us up – enough of us to shake the complacency and the silence that permeates society. In all honesty, I don't know whether we can make a real difference through XR, and I share the doubtsthat some have expressed about its tactics and slogans. We don't know yet whether XR will peter out miserably, or morph into an effective resistance movement, but I've decided that is not a good enough reason not to try.
With hundreds of others, I blocked the road by Parliament on 30thOctober in a first, symbolic gesture to kick-start XR. There was nothing pleasant about breaking the law that day, or having to ignore police demands for you to desist in doing so. But for the first time in years, I felt some glimmer of hope – that maybe we were beginning to treat this like the emergency it is.
As academics and researchers, we are trained to be objective and 'neutral' – but I refuse to be neutral about our species sleep-walking into planetary collapse, and I'm not the only one. It's high time we faced these issues head on, and for that reason I support non-violent direct action of the sort XR has planned. I hope others will join in, and hold our government, our society, and our institutions to account.
Dr Stuart Capstick is a Research Fellow at Cardiff University and with the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research. This piece is written in a purely personal capacity.


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England and India will be tempted to play two spinners in the second Test as a heat wave continues to sweep through London. With temperatures hitting the mid-thirties consistently, the challenge for the Lord's groundstaff has been to ensure there is enough moisture in the pitch to produce an even contest.
ESPNcricinfo understands this summer has been the most difficult ever at Lord's. The closest they had come to fighting against such oppressive heat was in 1976, but that match between England and West Indies was played a lot earlier, in mid-June. Surely Mick Hunt, the head groundsman who retires at the end of this season, would have like more helpful conditions for this farewell Test.
The surface remained under hover cover all through Monday to protect it from the relentless sun, but there is some reason to be optimistic. The mercury is set to slide down into the early twenties from Thursday and weather turning much cooler.
Pundits already believe both India and England - who begin training on Tuesday - may be thinking of playing an extra spinner. England's white-ball captain Eoin Morgan, who also leads the local county side Middlesex, reckoned conditions are likely to have "quite a significant" effect on the pitch.
"Lord's is a ground with a magnificent pitch, but with the way the weather has been, it is so difficult to keep the moisture not only in the pitch but actually in the square," Morgan said. "I think it will be quite similar to Edgbaston. You will have to assume it will turn and probably reverse swing will play a big part as well."
Later, when asked to put on the England selector's hat, Morgan chuckled and said: "I think you will have to consider two spinners. Everybody was surprised that both sides didn't go in with two spinners in the last game which probably took India away what naturally comes to them. At home they play two spinners. Both sides will look to play two spinners."
Former India offspinner Harbhajan Singh was of a similar mind. "India made a mistake even at Edgbaston going with one spinner. They could have gone with Kuldeep Yadav instead of Hardik Pandya even at Edgbaston, where the conditions were dry, the wicket was dry, where you know the sun is going to be out. So, India, they didn't read the conditions well. They went ahead choosing four fast bowlers and one spinner which didn't help them. Though they bowled beautifully, all seamers, but Hardik Pandya didn't bowl and didn't bat as the team wanted him to. So why play him?"
Harbhajan then explained why he would choose Kuldeep over Pandya or Ravindra Jadeja at Lord's. "He will create chances. He bowls googlies, legspin with the left hand. On the first day, suppose India were to lose the toss and they are still bowling (at the end of the day), this guy will create chances on a good track. Right hander or left-hander, Kuldeep is the guy because he (can) spin the ball both ways"
Former England captain Nasser Hussain, however, was less convinced. "Historically, it is not a ground I would go to and play two spinners. You look up at the Honours Board in both dressing rooms, there's the odd occasion, Swann I think, where spin plays a massive role. Shane Warne never got five wickets here."
Hussain suggested that India - more than England - would be contemplating the idea of playing two spinners, provided it didn't disrupt the "balance" of their XI. "Just with the summer you are having there is a good argument to say if you can balance your side still to get two spinners in. India might. Now they [England] have got more right-handers and if [Ollie] Pope and [Chris] Woakes play, you may want someone spinning it the other way, whether it be Jadeja or Kuldeep bowling his variations with a bit of mystery about it. So I would be more prone to India saying we will play two spinners than England."
Asked if would field both Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid at Lord's, Hussain said only if he was convinced the pitch was a "raging turner" and added he would have "actually played" Moeen ahead of Dawid Malan at Edgbaston since it wouldn't have had any impact on the balance of England batting but would have offered them another spin option. "Now that they have picked Pope I would probably have to play Pope. Unless you think it is going to be an absolute raging Bunsen, you could play one seamer less and Moeen. But it would have to be a raging turner to make that (change) because obviously lot of right-handers in the Indian side."
Nasser Hussain, Eoin Morgan and Harbhajan Singh were speaking at an event in London, organised by Star Pick, a fantasy sports platform.


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text: "Tap and Twist": Preventing Deep Vein Thrombosis in Neuroscience Patients Through Foot and Ankle Range-of-Motion ExercisesPalamone, Janet; Brunovsky, Susan; Groth, Matt; Morris, Linda; Kwasny, MaryJournal of Neuroscience Nursing: December 2011 - Volume 43 - Issue 6 - p 308–314 doi: 10.1097/JNN.0b013e318234e9f2 Article Buy Abstract Author InformationAuthors Article MetricsMetrics ABSTRACT Neurosurgical patients tend to have the highest rate of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) rate among other postsurgical patients. The methods and timing of DVT prevention and treatment continue to be debated among neurointensivists. The greatest opportunity to intervene is early during the stay in the intensive care unit. There are many factors, however, that can make this the most neglected time for aggressive prevention measures. For large university teaching hospitals, the target of the University Health System Consortium is to achieve an average DVT rate at or below half that of previous reported rates. The current recommendations are effective only if there is compliance with these measures during the majority of the patients' hospitalization. Our hypothesis states that without changing any of the current measures to prevent DVT, a structured program of foot and ankle range-of-motion (ROM) exercises will decrease the incidence of DVT in the neuroscience intensive care patient population. This quasi-experimental study was a quality improvement project examining 315 individuals over the age of 18 years, who were admitted to the neurospine intensive care unit and who received a new program of foot exercises as a method of DVT prevention. Data for the outcome measures were derived from bedside measurement of lower extremity doppler, the percentage of time the exercises were performed, patient history, and standard DVT prevention measures. Overall, there was no difference in DVT rates for those receiving the foot ROM intervention during the study period in 2008–2009 compared with the usual nursing practice for the previous year. However, during the study period, those who developed DVT had a significantly lower compliance rate with the ROM exercises (38.7%) than did those who did not develop DVT (58.4%; p < .001). Therefore, foot and ankle ROM exercises may have a promising role in reducing the incidence of DVT in neuroscience intensive care patients when there is diligent performance of the exercises. Questions or comments about this article may be directed to Janet Palamone, MSN APN CCRN CNRN, at firstname.lastname@example.com. She is a practice manager at the NeuroSpine ICU at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL. Susan Brunovsky, BSN CNRN CCRN, is a staff nurse at the NeuroSpine Intensive Care Unit, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL. Matt Groth, BSN CCRN, is a staff nurse at the NeuroSpine Intensive Care Unit, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL. Linda Morris, PhD APN CCNS FCCM, is an advance practice nurse for the Respiratory Care Department, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and assistant professor of clinical anesthesiology with Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL. Mary Kwasny, ScN, is a statistician at the Department of Preventative Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL. The authors declare no conflict of interest. © 2011 American Association of Neuroscience Nurses


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International Journal of Antennas and Propagation
Volume 2016, Article ID 4796474, 11 pages
Research Article
Hierarchical Precoding in a Realistic Ultradense Heterogeneous Environment Exceeding the Degrees of Freedom
1Information Engineering and Technology, German University in Cairo, Cairo, Egypt
2Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Berlin, Germany
3Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (IIS), Erlangen, Germany
Received 19 February 2016; Revised 14 July 2016; Accepted 21 July 2016
Academic Editor: Giuseppe Castaldi
Copyright © 2016 Mohamed Shehata et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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text: Whatever you call it, it's probably not what you expected. Dale Cone of Experience, Cone of Learning or the Learning Pyramid is not how most books and sites quote it. The origins of this stuff have been distorted over time. Or did they really exist, and was it just a figment of someones imagination? The reality of course is that its a mix. dales did develop a cone of experience, but it had no numbers and was a metaphor not a piece of research. as for the National Training Laboratory in Maine and … [Read more...] about Dale – Cone of Experience or Learning Pyramid Theory – Misleading Quotes


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PictureSandbox Cards is a new online tool from FlickrCash (read review) to help you create and send personalized photo greeting cards with your own text and Images from Flickr.
The interface is intuitive - search the images from Flickr database (you can also limit search results based on Creative Commons license), add some text and the photo card turns into a webpage.
Here's a sample greeting card created from the the profile pictures of MyBlogLog visitors.
PictureSandbox Cards - Flickr Photo Greeting Cards.Very neat implementation and the card is free of any advertising banners (for now) Wish the future releases have an option to change color schemes and photo frame borders.


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Healthwatch e-bulletin
Check out the shiny new look to the healthwatch e-bulletin.
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Check out the shiny new look to the healthwatch e-bulletin.
Have your say on what you think about taxi services locally by completing the short survey in the article.
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North East Lincolnshire Council and North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group are looking for feedback on adult social care spending. They are asking for you to spend a few minutes to let them know how you think the money should be spent to benefit groups and people in the area.
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Find out about some of the funding opportunities that we have come across recently.
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Find out about what ACCORD have been up to recently in the latest edition of their newsletter
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The latest packed edition of the Healthwatch e-bulletin is now available to read.
Linkage are seeking volunteers and donations for their charity shops, as well as support for their fundraising.
Linkage are announcing the appointment of their new Principal of the further education service.
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Friends of Cleethorpes Heritage are now taking bookings for their annual bus trip. The trip this year is to Newark Civil War Museum, with a guided tour and the opportunity to spend some time looking at the sights of Newark.
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Active Humber are holding a free workshop for groups wanting to improve their social media presence.


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Let me go on the record as saying that I fully support Harry Knox. I recently appointed him as an advisory council member on the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. It seems that some of his statements on Catholicism may have been taken out of context. Good Friday seems like an acceptable time to set the record straight. Mr. Knox is on the record as saying:
The Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal service organization, are "foot soldiers of a discredited army of oppression" for their role in a pro-marriage campaign, saying the group "followed discredited leaders," including bishops and Pope Benedict.
That's pretty clear. He called the Head of State for Vatican City a discredited leader. This head of state is also the head of the worlds largest denomination of Christians- There's over a billion Roman Catholics in the world. He also called out the Knights of Columbus. Damn them and their insurance coverage for uninsurable children! And their community work! Probably just a branch of the illuminati anyway.
The important thing here is, that my administration will continue to pander to 3% (homosexuals) of the population- even if we do so at the risk of alienating 24% of the population (Catholics).
Just to clarify, this is a wholly political move. Some have accused me of appointing Harry Knox to deflect criticism from my beloved liberal constituents after I invited Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy to be part of the same council. Tony, is an evangelical Christian who supported efforts in Indiana to ban same-sex marriage in 2007. Tony really saved me on this one by declining my offer, citing scheduling conflicts. Now I am trying to placate the homosexual lobby by appointing Mr. Knox.
I hope this clarified everything. Between this and my Notre Dame problem, I hope everyone is completely clear on where this administration stands on Catholics!


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The turmoil that has gripped financial markets globally in recent weeks is far from over and volatility is likely to persist this week.
Concerns over China's slowing economic growth and plunging oil prices have whipsawed traders in recent weeks, wiping some US$7.8 trillion (S$11.1 trillion) off global equities so far this year.
Regional markets went through a roller-coaster ride last week, chalking up steep losses before seeing a turnaround.
Wall Street joined the rally as it added 1.3 per cent on Friday, led by energy shares, marking its first weekly gain this year at 0.7 per cent. Singapore's benchmark Straits Times Index rose a sturdy 44.39 points or 1.75 per cent to 2,577.09, but was down 2 per cent for the week.
Prices of Brent crude oil - which have tumbled in recent weeks on mounting worries over growing oversupply - similarly rebounded, climbing to levels above US$32 a barrel.
We may also expect an increase in cash injections via open market operations as Chinese New Year approaches, which usually sees a spike in demand for monies.
IG MARKET STRATEGIST BERNARD AW,on investors' attention remaining focused on China
"It's a classic oversold bounce after Draghi's comments (last week) and the noise on Japanese stimulus overnight. The question is where do we go from here," Ms Veronika Pechlaner, who helps oversee US$10 billion at Ashburton Investments, told Bloomberg. Dr Mario Draghi is the European Central Bank president.
"It's become harder and harder for stimulus to really support the economic fundamentals, so it doesn't mean a medium- and long-term change, but at least we have a bit more stable trading environment for a couple of days."
Still, the same fears - over China and oil prices - will remain in the spotlight this week, noted IG market strategist Bernard Aw. China will again be the centre of attention on Wednesday when it releases data on December's industrial profits.
"The focus will be on further yuan devaluation, which I feel is a high possibility. But (it will happen) gradually, not sharply," Mr Aw said.
"We may also expect an increase in cash injections via open market operations as Chinese New Year approaches, which usually sees a spike in demand for monies."
Traders will also pay close attention to developments in the US as the Fed meets for the first time tomorrow since raising interest rates in December.
"It is widely expected that the US central bank will not move on interest rates... (but) any indications of a more dovish statement will fan rumours that the Fed may eventually have to consider (a fourth round of quantitative easing)," said Mr Aw.
In Asia, the Bank of Japan is scheduled to set its monetary policy on Friday as the country releases key figures on inflation, unemployment, industrial production and retail sales throughout the week.
The corporate reporting season is in full swing here, and several big firms will release their reports this week, including SMRT Corporation, Sats and Hutchison Port Holdings Trust. But if last week was anything to go by, the season could be a tough one for all.
Bourse operator Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Thursday posted a 3 per cent dip in net profit for the quarter to Dec 31, while revenue was stagnant at $194.6 million.
Keppel Corporation reported a 44.2 per cent dive in net profit to $404.8 million for the fourth quarter, as revenue shrank 36.8 per cent to $2.48 billion. The group, which has been hard hit by the collapse in oil prices, also said it has made a provision of about $230 million for possible losses in Brazil.
SGX shares closed nine cents or 1.3 per cent higher at $6.82 on Friday, while KepCorp closed 22 cents or 4.6 per cent up at $5.02.


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Keri Hilson and her NBA baller boyfriend Serge Ibaka make the cutest couple! The lovey dovey couple was spotted getting their dance on at Compound Nightclub in Atlanta over the weekend. Adorable. More pics after the jump.
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This is a photo of the original wooden Seaside Heights bridge, from The First Fifty.
See Seaside Heights wooden bridge: It is hard to imagine today, with two bridges spanning the Barnegat Bay to Seaside Heights, that one day there was only a small wooden bridge. Up until the 1950's, the wooden bridge was the only way to get to this area, built specifically for visitors to get to the amusement center and boardwalk. However, in order for Seaside Heights to flourish as "The Town That Fun Built", in the early 1950's the Mathis drawbridge (now the inbound bridge) was built. In later years, a causeway linking to Route 37 was built, and in the early 1970's, the J. Stanley Tunney Bridge (outbound) was opened leading from this causeway. The latter bridge was named after the 12-term Seaside Heights Mayor who lobbied the State of New Jersey hard to construct the projects that would allow his beloved Borough to prosper.


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VCS Denmark is the third largest water and wastewater utility in Denmark. We operate 6 waterworks, 14 wastewater treatment plants and 3400 km of water and wastewater pipeline network. VCS Denmark is known as a frontrunner in the Danish water and wastewater sector. We have supplied the city of Odense with clean drinking water since 1853, and as a company, we embody more than 150 years of experience in water supply and wastewater management. Today we are a modern water and wastewater utility with 185 employees, all highly skilled professionals within their field. Through their daily work, our employees have developed hands-on experience with all aspects of water and wastewater management. We call it practical water knowledge. We share our knowledge through our consultancy services and through customized training programmes that match the specific needs of each client. We have a strong tradition of innovation, and always apply the most advanced technologies when carrying out our operational tasks within water supply and wastewater treatment. We have extensive experience in efficient and energy-saving operation of waterworks and wastewater treatment plants, as well as pipeline networks.
The global trends of urbanisation, population growth and increased welfare challenge cities all over the world. This white paper shares methods of how water utilities can improve water quality, increase resource efficiency and ensure uninterrupted service to customers.
Sustainable solutions are no longer a choice for most societies: they're a must. Especially in our cities. Inside this White Paper you can find case examples of how to rethink urban development and gain greater value from investments in the city's blue infrastructure.
25-50% of all distributed water globally is lost or never invoiced due to illegal connections, inaccurate billing systems, inaccurate metering, leakages, deteriorating infrastructure and wrong water pressure management etc. – or in short Non-Revenue Water (NRW). This white paper examines how water utilities can improve efficiency and meet future demand for water by reducing Non-Revenue Water.
On a global scale, less than half of all wastewater is collected and less than one fifth is treated. This and the threat of water scarcity underline the need for more efficient and smarter wastewater treatment across the world. This white paper provides lessons learned from Danish stakeholders within wastewater treatment.


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Product Development
Our journey to product development
One of our goals is to develop a cost effective and user-friendly technological solution to enable rapid creation and delivery of personalised playlists for people living with dementia. Creating personalised playlists is currently too expensive and time-consuming for music to be adopted widely as a therapy in health and care settings. We want to develop a user-friendly, technology-driven approach to enable creation of personalised playlists in under an hour.
Care homes in particular can be challenging settings for delivery of personalised music; equipment goes missing (particularly small objects such as MP3 players), Wi-Fi can be unreliable and underfunding drives the need to keep costs to a minimum. We need to develop simple, user-friendly personal music delivery systems appropriate for use by busy carers in such settings.
Phase 1 – Stakeholders' Workshop
We have been very fortunate to receive pro-bono help from experts in various fields, throughout our work. And it was with such help that we achieved a 2-day Service Design workshop in September 2018. We were joined by professionals in the field, from London and New York, who helped us organise such a creative and productive event that got together some of our stakeholders in the same room – from relatives of people with dementia, to carers, medical professionals and technology experts.
Since the Workshop, we have been taking the action to fulfil the plan that results in a cost effective and user-friendly technological solution to enable rapid creation and delivery of personalised playlists for people living with dementia.
Our next Step will be to test our first version of the product (currently in development) with the actual beneficiaries of this project – the people living with dementia and their relatives or carers. Help us fund the development of this app by donating to our campaign:
Phase 2 – Developing an App
Developing and building an app is an essential step in the process of bringing personalised playlists to people living with dementia in a quick and efficient way. The ability to build a quick playlist through an App, based on people's musical background, will enable research into the positive effects of music, on a much larger scale than is currently possible. This will allow for an evidence base to be built through research, which will in turn support the case for adopting this approach as standard of care for people living with dementia.
We have estimated that the budget for developing this App is £19,000. When we have raised that amount, we can commence work on building it and testing its efficiency with actual residents in care homes. If you would like to help us get there, you can read more and donate on our crowdfunding page, through the link above.
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Bayshore Receives American Flag from Captain Matthew Shields
Bayshore Elementary School was presented with the American Flag by the family of Captain Matthew Shields. For many years, Mrs. Debbie Gonzalez's first grade class has sent letters and cards to Captain Matthew Shields and other members of his unit. Captain Shields' grandmother, Lauran Griffith (longtime Bayshore volunteer), presented a flag that was flown over Syria and…Details


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Tyson Fury next fight: When does the Gypsy King return to action? Where is the bout? Who is he facing?
Fury hasn't fought since December's thrilling draw with Deontay Wilder
Tyson Fury will return to the ring next month when he takes on German fighter Tom Schwarz in Las Vegas.
Fury's last bout saw him contest one of 2018's best fights when he and Deontay Wilder produced a thrilling draw at Los Angeles' Staples Center.
A rematch between the two superstar heavyweights had been talked about for several weeks but that was shelved and the two have now secured other opponents.
Wilder vs Fury 2 is expected to happen in the near future while the Gypsy King is also still looking to take on the division's current top dog Anthony Joshua.
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The Fury camp held talks with Joshua's representatives but no deal could be struck and that mega British bout will have to wait as well.
All three heavyweight stars will be in action this summer and it's Fury's next bout which will likely garner the least attention in terms of prestige or meaning.
But The Furious One's incredible return to top-level boxing will make his next outing just as intriguing to fans.
Tyson Fury next fight: When is he returning and who is he facing?
Fury is set to face Tom Schwarz at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas on June 15.
The 24-year-old German boasts an unbeaten record of 24-0 with 16 KOs but has never fought anyone of Fury's calibre and has only ever boxed outside of his home country twice before.
His last fight saw him knock out Croatian Kristijan Krstacic inside two rounds in March this year.
Fury said of his next opponent: "I'm very fit, very ready, I can't wait to fight. Schwarz is unbeaten, young, fresh and ambitious."
Asked about the rematch with Wilder, Fury added: "Me and Wilder have to have this rematch.
"I have to take care of Schwarz, Wilder has to take care of Dominic Breazeale [his next fight in May] and then I say we get it on. He has gone quiet. I send him messages and he doesn't reply any more."
Tyson Fury vs Tom Schwarz: Tale of the tape
Fury – Schwarz
Nationality: British – German
Age: 30 – 24
Height: 6ft 9 – 6ft 5.5
Stance: Orthodox – Orthodox
Record: 27-0-1 – 24-0-0
KOs: 19 – 16
Rounds: 172 – 89
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I go back and look
I look back at my actions that got me here. What I said, what I did. And what I never got a chance to say.
I go back and look.
I look at what I might have missed. What I am missing. I can't see that. I can only wonder.
I don't know, really, what is left for me to do to have that back. But I'll do it if asked.


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John Kinzie (December 23, 1763 – June 6, 1828) was a fur trader from Quebec who first operated in Detroit and what became the Northwest Territory of the United States. A partner of William Burnett from Canada, about 1802-1803 Kinzie moved with his wife and child to Chicago, where they were among the first permanent European settlers. Kinzie Street (400N) in Chicago is named for him.[2] Their daughter Ellen Marion Kinzie, born in 1805, was believed to be the first child of European descent born in the settlement.
John Kinzie
|June 6, 1828 (aged 64)
|Resting place
|Graceland Cemetery
|Known for
|First permanent European settler in Chicago
|Margaret McKinzie
Eleanor Lytle McKillip Kinzie
|John H. Kinzie, Ellen Marion Kinzie, Maria Kinzie, Robert Allen Kinzie
In 1812 Kinzie killed Jean La Lime, who worked as an interpreter at Fort Dearborn in Chicago. This was known as "the first murder in Chicago".[3]
During the War of 1812, when living in Detroit, Kinzie was accused of treason by the British and imprisoned on a ship for transport to Great Britain. After escaping, he returned to American territory, settling again in Chicago by 1816. He lived there the rest of his years.
Early life and first familyEdit
Kinzie was born in Quebec City, Canada (then in the Colonial Province of Quebec) to John and Anne McKenzie, Scots-Irish immigrants. His father died before Kinzie was a year old, and his mother remarried. In 1773, the boy was apprenticed to George Farnham, a silversmith. Some of the jewelry created by Kinzie has been found in archaeological digs in Ohio.
By 1777, Kinzie had become a trader in Detroit, where he worked for William Burnett. As a trader, he became familiar with local Native American peoples and likely learned the dominant language. He developed trading at the Kekionga, a center of the Miami people.
In 1785, Kinzie helped rescue two American citizens, sisters, who had been kidnapped in 1775 from Virginia by the Shawnee and adopted into the tribe. One of the girls, Margaret McKinzie, married him;[4] her sister Elizabeth married his companion Clark. Margaret lived with Kinzie in Detroit and had three children with him. After several years, she left Kinzie and Detroit, and returned to Virginia with their children. All three of the Kinzie children eventually moved as adults to Chicago.
In 1789, Kinzie lost his business in the Kekionga (modern Fort Wayne, Indiana) and had to move further from the western U.S. frontier. The US was excluding Canadians from trade with the Native Americans in their territory. As the United States settlers continued to populate its western territory, Kinzie moved further west.
Marriage and move to ChicagoEdit
In 1800 Kinzie married again, to Eleanor Lytle McKillip. By the time they moved to Chicago, about 1802-1804, they had a year-old son, John. Eleanor bore him three more children in Chicago: Ellen Marion (born in 1805), Maria Indiana (1807), and Robert Allen (1810).
In 1804 Kinzie purchased the former house and lands of Jean Baptiste Point du Sable,[5] located near the mouth of the Chicago River. That same year, Governor William Henry Harrison of the Indiana Territory appointed Kinzie as a justice of the peace.
War of 1812Edit
After American citizens built Fort Dearborn, Kinzie's influence and reputation rose in the area; he was useful because of his relationship with the Native Americans. The War of 1812 began between Great Britain and the United States, and tensions rose on the northern frontier.
In June 1812, Kinzie killed Jean La Lime, who worked as an interpreter at Fort Dearborn. He fled to Milwaukee, then in Indian territory.[6] While in Milwaukee, he met with pro-British Indians who were planning attacks on American settlements, including Chicago. Historians speculate that La Lime may have been informing on corruption related to purchasing supplies within the fort and been silenced. The case has been called "Chicago's first murder." [3] It has been also proposed the Kinzie's attempted to cover up the families early real estate transactions, substituting Francis May as the original owner (who died after eating at the son's [James] home).
Although worried that Chicago would be on heightened alert, a force of as many as 500 Indians attacked the small garrison of soldiers, their support and their families near the current intersection of 18th and Calumet, as they fled south along the lake shore after evacuated the Fort. The Fort Dearborn attack took place on August 15, 1812 and left 53 dead, including women and children. Kinzie and his family, aided by Potawatomi Indians led by Billy Caldwell, escaped unharmed and returned to Detroit.[7] Identifying as a British subject, Kinzie had a strong anti-American streak.
In 1813, the British arrested Kinzie and Jean Baptiste Chardonnai, also then living in Detroit, charging them with treason. They were accused of having corresponded with the enemy (the American General Harrison's army) while supplying gunpowder to chief Tecumseh's Indian forces, who were fighting alongside the British. Chardonnai escaped, but Kinzie was imprisoned on a ship for transport to England. When the ship put into port in Nova Scotia to weather a storm, Kinzie escaped. He returned to American-held Detroit by 1814.
Although he had previously been a British subject, Kinzie switched to the United States. He returned to Chicago with his family in 1816 and lived there until his death in 1828.
During the 1820s, Kinzie served as a justice of the peace for the newly created Pike County,[8]:254 which at the time extended from the Mississippi River to Lake Michigan.[8]:248
Death and legacyEdit
Kinzie suffered a stroke on June 6, 1828 and died a few hours later. Originally buried at the Fort Dearborn Cemetery, Kinzie's remains were moved to City Cemetery in 1835. When the cemetery was closed due to concerns it could contaminate the city's water supply, Kinzie's remains were moved to Graceland Cemetery.
- In 1837, Kinzie's son John H. Kinzie ran for the position of the first mayor of Chicago, losing to William Butler Ogden. He subsequently unsuccessful ran twice more, in 1845 and in 1847.
- Maria Kinzie, a granddaughter, married George H. Steuart, a captain in the US cavalry from Maryland. He later served as a general in the Confederate Army.[9]
- His great-granddaughter, Juliette Gordon Low, was the founder of the Girl Scouts of the USA.
- ^ Lossing, Benson (1868). The Pictorial Field-Book of the War of 1812. Harper & Brothers, Publishers. p. 303.
- ^ Hayner, Don; McNamee, Tom (1988). Streetwise Chicago: a history of Chicago street names. Loyola University Press. p. 67. ISBN 0-8294-0597-6.
- ^ a b "Chicago's First Murder," Chicago Daily Tribune, 27 November 1942, p. 10
- ^ Eckert, Allan W. (March 1993) [First published 1992]. "Amplification Notes". A Sorrow In Our Heart: The Life of Tecumseh. United States: Bantam Books. p. 886. ISBN 0-553-56174-X.
- ^ Quaife, Milo Milton (June 1928). "Property of Jean Baptiste Point Sable". The Mississippi Valley Historical Review. 15 (1): 89–96. JSTOR 1891669.
- ^ Pierce, Bessie Louise (1937). A History of Chicago, Vol. I: The Beginning of a City 1673-1848. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. p. 21.
- ^ http://www.earlychicago.com/chron.php
- ^ a b History of Pike County Illinois. Chicago: Chapman, 1880.
- ^ Steuart, William Calvert, "The Steuart Hill Area's Colorful Past," Baltimore Sun, Sunday Sun Magazine, 10 February 1963


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RICHMOND, Ind. – An early second-half goal by Earlham College senior Maite Turlings on the Quakers' Senior Day was the only ball to find the back of the cage over 70 minutes of field hockey, lifting Earlham to a 1-0 victory over DePauw University in a North Coast Athletic Conference matchup on Saturday at Darell Beane Stadium.
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Jason Williams joins London's 3-on-3 squad
Jason Williams has joined London's traveling 3-on-3 hockey team for Year Two — and there's pressure.
"I just know we're the defending champs," the former NHLer and 2002 Stanley Cup winner said. "I hope I don't screw things up."
Yes, the London 3's won the inaugural 3HL Tour championship featuring "three straight hours of overtime all the time." In a fitting twist, the 17-event sophomore season opens Saturday right here, 3 p.m. at Western Fair.
Each of the stops involves an eight-team, single-elimination tournament vying for a cash purse. This one is $15,000. There are no icings, no offsides, penalty shots with chasers and quick faceoffs. The games are 14 minutes long.
"(Former Knight) Charlie Stephens has given me a bit of a breakdown how it works," said Williams, who retired from professional hockey this past year after playing his final season in England for the Nottingham Panthers. "I'm going into this fresh and to see how it is, how organized it is and go from there.
"It should be entertaining for people to see. There will be lots of scoring opportunities, creativity and highlight plays."
Most of the league's skaters, including former Peterborough Pete Williams, spent time in the OHL ranks. Not many have his NHL resume, though, with 455 regular-season games to his credit. He played for six teams, but will always be associated with his first — the Red Wings.
"I haven't had time to scoot down (to new Little Caesars Arena), but I will," he said. "One of the ushers from (Joe Louis Arena) was passing through London on his way to see Todd Bertuzzi in Guelph, and he stopped by to show me pictures and told me all about.
"It's crazy how they're revamping the downtown."
When Williams was a young pro, he looked at some condos right close to Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers. But fellow Wings were advising him that not many players choose to live downtown.
"I moved out to Royal Oak and ended up buying a house there later on," he said. "Those same condos, they're walking distance from the new rink and I'm sure they will be worth an arm and a leg once this project is done."
The team, like the downtown, is under construction.
"The biggest thing to me is how well Henrik Zetterberg is playing right now," Williams said. "I've watched a couple of their games and he's firing on all cylinders. That team will go as far as he can take them.
"It's good to see someone at 37, same age as I am, playing as well as he is. When Hank and I were the new guys, he had all those veterans to look up to and watch how they carried themselves. I'm sure he's doing the same thing for their younger guys now."
Between teaching on-ice skills in London, helping coach the Komoka Kings Junior B squad and now the 3HL gig, Williams has embarked on a busy post-playing career.
"I'm pretty much on the ice more now than when I was playing," he said.
The 3-on-3 aspect of the game will be rather new. In Europe the past few seasons, it was 4-on-4 on the bigger ice, and then a shootout, if necessary. The European fans adore the shootout, though, like the NHL now, it doesn't get that far too often anymore.
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