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...is out for significant time...
Preliminary reports say 2-6 weeks...looks like a fracture!!! Hopefully its 2-weeks!!
Cortez can handle it, until the Playoffs!!
...is out for significant time...
Preliminary reports say 2-6 weeks...looks like a fracture!!! Hopefully its 2-weeks!!
Cortez can handle it, until the Playoffs!!
The Pittsburgh Steelers: There is NO other Team!
Sucks that when we start to get healthy someone goes down. HOWEVER I whole heartedly believe our corners have TURNED a corner. Lewis has been playing out of his mind. Cortez showed something today and Brown made some plays. Carnell Lake is certainly making his presence known much like Kugler with the offensive line. We aren't giving the cushion and our db's are playing physical football. What we say today on the field is very likely the future of our defensive secondary with Lewis and Allen. I certainly want Ike back but Allen should be more than capable of getting us to the post season when Ike should be able to return.
Does Curtis Brown become the Nickel now?
The Pittsburgh Steelers, i mean, um, China Dolls.
1.25) Artie Burns - CB, Miami
2.58 ) Sean Davis - S/CB, Maryland
3.89) Javon Hargrave - DT, S. Carolina St.
4.123) Jerald Hawkins - OT, LSU
6.220) Travis Feeny - OLB, Wash
7.227) Demarcus Ayers - WR, Hou
7.246) Tyler Matakevich - OLB, Temple
The referee said that you hit Brian Sipe too hard. Did you hit him too hard?
I hit him as hard as I could - Jack Lambert
Not to say I am happy about Ike getting hurt, but I like that our young guys will get thrown in the fire and get some real game experience. Jason Worilds, Keenan Lewis, Jonathan Dwyer these guys finally start to get enough real game time and adjust to game speed they seem to be stepping up and making plays.
Cortez Allen will be better than Ike T. And Brown should be ok in the slot.


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Moving with a cat can be challenging, as a change in routine can cause stress or anxiety. Cats are very territorial and often seem to find it difficult to accept a new space as their own. According to VCA, moving with an outdoor cat can pose more of a challenge than with an indoor feline, as sometimes outdoor cats will try to run away—back to their old neighborhood. In many cases, it doesn't matter how far away the new house is from the old, the cat may still wander in pursuit of its old stomping grounds.
Before the move, get the cat an identification collar with your new address and phone number. Talk to your vet about getting the cat microchipped. These identification devices are inserted under the skin and contain owner contact information. They allow shelters to locate owners if an animal is brought in from the streets.
Once at the new house, keep the cat in its carrier in one room until all familiar items are unpacked. Then let the cat out, but keep it confined to the room. Leave the door to the carrier open to give the cat a safe place to go if it gets overwhelmed. This is important because excess stress may result in a sick cat. After all boxes have been brought in and the house is settled, let the cat out of the room to embrace the new surroundings. Make sure to give it lots of extra attention to let it know it's here to stay.
When you feel the cat has adjusted to its new home, you can try to bring it outside, though always supervised. Use your own judgment as to when or if, you think it can be left outside alone.


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Ashwood Waldorf Blog
Hats Off! Auction
18 Central Street
Rockport, ME 04856
It's a night out for the grownups! You are all invited to attend Ashwood's gala Hats Off Auction. There is no admission charge! Just come, bring your friends, wear a fabulous hat, enjoy delicious food and drink, and bid, bid, bid, on the wonderful Live Auction items that will be available that night only.
The OffBeats have been warming up and getting ready to entertain all our guests at the Opera House.
There are still many ways to lend a hand and help this fundraising auction be a great success.
Three easy ways to do RSVP for the event:
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Phone: 207-236-8021
- Facebook: "Like" the event on Ashwood's Facebook page and click "going."
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- Email: Send your friend's name and email address to firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll send them an evite.
- Facebook: Click "going" on the auction event on Ashwood's Facebook page, and then "invite" your friends.
- Pick up: Come by the Ashwood Waldorf School office at 180 Park Street, Rockport and pick up paper invitations to hand deliver or mail.
Sign-up sheets for set-up, clean-up, and food preparation have been circulating around campus. Please be sure to take a look at what's needed and, if possible, sign up to help.
Make or decorate or buy a fun, creative, interesting, sinister, fruity, sophisticated, elegant, tattered, black, white, pink, felt, denim, cotton, wool, canvas….HAT, and wear it to the Auction, so you can be eligible to win a great prize that night.
Questions? Please contact anyone on the Auction Committee. We are really looking forward to a fun and festive night out!
—The Hats Off Auction Committee: Kate Chandler, Emily Gannon, Elizabeth Lally, Tina Lipmanowicz, Kari Luehman, Annie Mahle, Lisa Newcomb, Buck O'Herin, Liz Snider, Madrona Wienges, and Vicky Willey


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Debates of Nov. 4th, 2003
House of Commons Hansard #150 of the 37th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was claims.
- Members' Expenditures Report
- Government Response to Petitions
- Committees of the House
- Food, Drugs and Natural Health Products Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Specific Claims Resolution Act
- Veterans' Week
- Minister of Transport
- International Cinema Festival in Abitibi-Témiscamingue
- Foreign Affairs
- National Defence
- Foreign Affairs
- Middle East
- Quebec City Bridge
- Veterans Affairs
- North Thompson
- Liberal Government
- National Defence
- Crime Prevention Week
- Liberal Government of Canada
- Multiculturalism
- Foreign Affairs
- Hockey
- Prime Minister of Canada
- National Defence
- Minister of Finance
- National Defence
- Foreign Affairs
- Agriculture
- National Defence
- Minister of Finance
- National Defence
- The Environment
- Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
- Foreign Aid
- Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
- Canada-U.S. Border
- Foreign Affairs
- Natural Resources
- Intergovernmental Relations
- Foreign Affairs
- Sex Offender Registry
- Softwood Lumber
- Canada Lands Company
- Health
- Sex Offender Registry
- Presence in Gallery
- Privilege
- Specific Claims Resolution Act
- Business of the House
- Specific Claims Resolutions Act
- Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act
- Canada Pension Plan
Quebec City Bridge
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Christian Jobin Lévis-Et-Chutes-De-La-Chaudière, QC
Madam Speaker, some say that it was the work of the devil; others claim one of its bolts is made of gold. Although it was the site of two disasters that claimed many lives, the Quebec City bridge is one of the most fascinating monuments in the entire world.
Proclaimed an international historical monument to civil engineering by the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering in 1987 and designated as a national historic site by the Minister of Canadian Heritage in 1996, the Quebec City bridge must be given its due.
Today, I want to tell the House about the excellent work done by the Coalition pour la sauvegarde et la mise en valeur du Pont de Québec, an organization that has been defending the interests of this legendary monument for ten years and that is doing everything possible to make the bridge ready for Quebec City's 400th anniversary celebrations.
I am proud that this bridge links the north and south shores of the Quebec region. As the member for Lévis-et-Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, I commit to ensuring the bridge repairs will be completed for Quebec City's 400th anniversary.
Veterans Affairs
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Darrel Stinson Okanagan—Shuswap, BC
Madam Speaker, Frank Wright of Vernon, B.C. tells about volunteering for a social event at one of the local rest homes.
He served one senior a beverage and rather than accept the 50¢ change due him, that senior said Frank should put the four bits toward a boat. Now the boat in question was intended to be used for touring rest home residents around Okanagan Lake, so Frank Wright went shopping. He found a pontoon boat for sale at Kelowna. Problem, the price was $19,000.
He went back to Vernon and contacted local organizations, including the Legion, and raised the needed funds.
Launched in 1992, the boat called Heaven Can Wait has made many trips on Okanagan Lake, bringing joy to numerous seniors.
This is one of the many stories behind the Minister of Veterans Affairs Commendations being awarded to 62 Canadians, including Frank Wright and Hugh Rayment, of Vernon, B.C., and Roland Phillips of Chase, B.C.
A special thanks to them from a grateful nation for their continuing service.
North Thompson
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Hedy Fry Vancouver Centre, BC
Mr. Speaker, we all watched on TV as the North Thompson-Okanagan regions were devastated by forest fires this summer. The North Thompson region was hardest hit since it depended almost fully on the forest industry and the Tolko mill, which was irretrievably lost. Prior to the fires, this region was already economically depressed by softwood lumber problems, pine beetle infestation and mad cow disease.
In the gallery today are representatives of the North Thompson Recovery Task Force, Chair John Ranta, Mayor Mel Rothenburger and John Smith, who are here to present their report, "A Route to Recovery", to the federal government. They are to be congratulated for taking the initiative with their quick and innovative response.
This report is a made in the region comprehensive plan of action that would require the cooperation of federal, provincial and local governments, the private sector and the community. It focuses specifically on reviving the destroyed beef industry, reforestation, tourism and infrastructure building.
The federal government has already contributed $100 million to emergency relief, but this long term economic plan is essential to this region's recovery.
Liberal Government
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Marlene Jennings Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine, QC
Mr. Speaker, ten years ago this week, having been elected by the Canadian people, this government formed its first cabinet. With your permission, I shall highlight some of our achievements.
In the last three years, under a Liberal government, Canadians have seen their income taxes decrease and the national debt shrink. They have witnessed the creation of an impressive number of jobs.
They have seen impressive financial commitments for health, ratification of the Kyoto protocol, measures to fight terrorism, and increased aid to international development.
We have a lot to be proud of. Nevertheless, I can guarantee that we are ready to do more, so that our fellow citizens can enjoy a promising future.
National Defence
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Progressive Conservative
Elsie Wayne Saint John, NB
Mr. Speaker, today we mark an important anniversary in the history of the government.
Ten years ago today the Prime Minister cancelled the contract to buy a replacement for our aging fleet of Sea Kings.
Ten years ago today the Prime Minister cost the Canadian taxpayers $500 million in penalty fees.
Ten years ago today the Prime Minister put our military on notice that it would be neglected while he was in office.
Ten years ago today the Prime Minister put the safety of our Sea King and crews at risk.
Ten years ago today the Prime Minister agreed to put politics over principle.
Ten years ago today the Prime Minister put in place the foundation of his legacy, a legacy of neglect.
We mark the anniversary, but we do not celebrate it.
Crime Prevention Week
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Ghislain Fournier Manicouagan, QC
Mr. Speaker, as this is Crime Prevention Week, I would like to draw the attention of the House to the importance of getting involved in this issue, which affects everyone.
We must pool our efforts in order to support the many devoted individuals working in the field. The legal and health systems are trying to find solutions, but there are also street workers who offer support and comfort, and of course the teachers who have the most important task, providing information to our young people.
I invite the hon. members to reflect on what concrete improvements could be made, in terms of technical and economic programs, job creation and especially new initiatives in order to focus on prevention and thus reduce crime.
It is still true that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Let us all get involved.
Liberal Government of Canada
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
John Maloney Erie—Lincoln, ON
Mr. Speaker, it is with great pride that I rise in the House today to congratulate the government on 10 remarkable years of achievement.
It was 10 years ago today that I, along with so many others, arrived here on Parliament Hill to mark the beginning of a new era in Canadian politics. We were entrusted by Canadians to give them a new and better government, and we have more than fulfilled that challenge.
The Liberal government has lowered taxes and brought in six consecutive surpluses. We have invested in the priority of Canadians, in health care, infrastructure, communities, the environment and in Canada's future through the Canada child tax benefit, scholarships and innovation funding.
We built a safer and more just society domestically and we took a leadership role in the world, especially with the landmines treaty and the new partnership for Africa.
I cannot list all our accomplishments in just one minute, however, I ask my fellow parliamentarians to join me in celebrating this triumphant day for all of us.
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Joe Comartin Windsor—St. Clair, ON
Mr. Speaker, Canada is a multicultural nation. In my riding of Windsor--St. Clair, there are over 100 different nations represented.
Despite being a diverse multicultural nation many Canadians, continue to face racial discrimination or are subject to racial profiling on a regular basis.
It is very disheartening that through its inaction and silence the government tacitly condones this discrimination. Regrettably during this session of the House of Commons both the Prime Minister and the Minister of Canadian Heritage have not risen once to speak out against racism.
Over two years ago the federal government held a number of regional conferences across Canada to develop a concrete meaningful and coordinated federal strategy to address racism and determination.
It has been more than two years since those conferences and over 750 days since Canada participated in the United Nations World Conference Against Racism, otherwise known as WCAR in Durban, South Africa.
To date there has been no formal action plan developed by the government for the implementation of the recommendations. With only a few weeks left in the Prime Minister's mandate and likely a corresponding short period remaining for the Minister of Canadian Heritage, perhaps I can make a recommendation on how they can leave a lasting legacy: Act now to adopt a formal action plan to implement the declaration from WCAR and begin to end racial discrimination in Canada.
Foreign Affairs
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Marlene Catterall Ottawa West—Nepean, ON
Mr. Speaker, today Maher Arar, recently released from a Syrian prison, spoke for the first time on his terrible experiences of the last year.
Our government must demand explanations and apologies from the American government for his deportation after a hearing with no legal representation. We must demand redress from the Syrians for the torture and inhumane conditions Maher endured. We must investigate leaks from within our own government that has put his and his family's life, including two young children, at danger.
We must leave no stone unturned until he has a chance to clear his name and have his and his family's lives back to normal.
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Carol Skelton Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar, SK
Mr. Speaker, across Canada our youth have once again taken up the national past time for another winter. Rinks are alive with the sights and sounds of hockey. Our youth are in pursuit of NHL dreams.
Our rising stars and our teams in Saskatchewan are being pursued unfairly by the CCRA regarding taxes on their room and board away from home. Why were only Saskatchewan hockey players and teams targeted? Why are only Saskatchewan's young teenage players and teams being ordered to pay fines? Why do we have to wait for more than a year to get answers to these questions?
The Liberal government has such unfair tax policies that even its new leader has done everything to avoid paying his share. Instead of just honouring hockey on the back of a $5 bill, why do we not let our budding hockey players and their teams keep their money too?
Prime Minister of Canada
Oral Question Period
November 4th, 2003 / 2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Canadian Alliance
Stephen Harper Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, I see the Prime Minister is back in the House today and it makes me think of a song:
Start spreading the news,
He's leaving today,
He wants to be a part of it,
New York, New York.
My question for the Prime Minister is, if he thinks he can make it there, I gather he thinks he can make it anywhere, but will he be here until February?
Prime Minister of Canada
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Jean Chrétien Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, through you, I would like to say thank you to the Leader of the Opposition for the colour of his tie on the occasion of this anniversary of mine.
In answer to his question, I will be alive in February. Where I will be, I do not know, no more than I am sure he will still be the Leader of the Opposition.
Prime Minister of Canada
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Canadian Alliance
Stephen Harper Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, that is the kind of sharp and clear answer we have come to expect over the past years.
Let me bring it a little more up to date. When I got here the Prime Minister was going to fight another election, then he was going to go, but not for 18 months. Then last week his caucus voted that he was going to stay. Let me try to get a little more up to date. In a week or so, after the break in November, will the House be back here doing the nation's business?
Prime Minister of Canada
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
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Mr. Speaker, there was a vote of confidence last week where the members of my party and other parties voted for me to stay in my job.
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Report: Bucs to Hire Receivers Coach
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have completed their staff, if reports are true. The Bucs are going to hire Eric Yarber as receivers coach, according to the St. Petersburg Times. Yarber, who won a Super Bowl with the Washington Redskins as a receiver, also coached in D.C. and Seattle. He has spent the past three years as an offensive assistant at Arizona State. He replaces Richard Mann, whose contract was not renewed.


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Michelle Conlin of Reuters gives a nice overview of the state of the US housing on PBS, talking through the national reports that hit us recently. Check it out. This month's weak NAR Existing Home Sales report has unleashed a surge of housing self-loathing (although today's PHSI seems to take some of the drama/edge off).
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A Beatrix Potter-Inspired Easter Egg Roll Party
Throw a fun backyard bash with a classic storybook vibe that the kids are sure to love this Easter. Inspired by The Tale of Peter Rabbit, this party is the perfect backdrop for those sweet Easter outfits you've picked out for the children this year. With egg decorating, homemade buntings, DIY centerpieces, and special carrot-and-ranch snacks, this is one Easter bash that won't be garden-variety.
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Poly Weekly #226: How to choose a poly partner direct download
Introduction and host chat
Intro, under-18 warning and re-direction to http://www.scarleteen.com; friend me on Twitter and answer questions about what you want on the show, call 206-202-POLY with comments or discuss your own topics at the forums.
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Topic: How do you choose a poly partner?
Joreth, Pepper, Franklin and Minx discuss the two aspects of this question: how do you find, meet and get to know partners, and how do you vet them? Joe, Brendan, Polina and Jessica commented via Facebook that they simply run into people in everyday life, often when they are not looking, and get to know people that they like and who treat them well.
Jeff asks for feedback via Facebook on a situation in which he made first physical contact (holding hands) with a new partner in his current partner's presence, which led to a fight.
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Tim Hortons ices dark roast coffee during Columbus pilot
The Columbus Dispatch - March 24, 2014 12:37 PM
Added pricing information 12:36 p.m., March 24, 2014.
Ready for spring? Starting today, Tim Hortons Cafe & Bake Shop locations in the Columbus area are adding an iced version of the dark roast coffee they have been piloting here since October.
Always known for its coffee, Canada-based Tim Hortons has been testing a dark roast coffee at its 80 central Ohio locations with the possibility of adding it to its lineup in the rest of North America.
"The dark roast pilot has been successful," said spokeswoman Brynn Burton in an email. "Our Columbus coffee sales are strong. We know that guests are trying it and saying positive things about the new Dark Roast. This was a big test because it's the first time the brand has added a new coffee blend in 50 years, frankly, ever. So reception to this has been positive and promising."
Here's the pricing on the iced coffee: Small, $1.75; medium, $1.90; and large, $2.20, Burton said. Tim Hortons' U.S. headquarters is based in Dublin.


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Russian Ka-226T Completes Test Flights for 2014 Winter Olympics
Russian Helicopters has wrapped up a series of test flights with its Kamov Ka-226T multipurpose helicopter in preparation for the upcoming 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. The test flights were conducted in the Krasnaya Polyana region near Sochi, with medical personnel from the Southern Regional Center for Emergency Medicine. Equipped with a medical module, the flights simulated potential emergency scenarios that may occur during the Winter Olympic Games.
Pilots, medical personnel prepare for test flights on the Ka-226T. Photo courtesy of Russian Helicopters
During the trials, both medical personnel and Russian test pilots were able to test the Ka-226T's search and rescue (SAR) performance capability in the mountainous terrain that it will be deployed in for the Olympic games. The modified medevac Ka-226T airframe allows EMS transport to occur while "maintaining a patient's vital functions," according to Russian Helicopters.
Completion of the test flights allows the Ka-226T to be deployed when the Winter Games begin in February 2014.
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From another thread, I'd like to ask a few questions to my forum buddies in the US and Canada about David Beckham's recent arrival in the MLS playing for LA Galaxy.
Have you been to an MLS game?
What did you think?
Do you watch MLS on tv?
Do you watch any European/South American football on television?
What's been the general reaction amongst people where you are about Beckham's arrival?
Does his arrival make you more interested in the MLS/football in general around the world?
Do you follow the fortunes of the US national team?
Just a few added points from me and what I think about Beckham:
He's got one of the sweetest, most accurate right feet ever seen in football. He's won everything there is to win in club football and was an integral, if not crucial, part of the successful sides that he played in (especially the 98/99 man Utd treble-winning side). For England, he was a proud captain who unfortunately nevewr performed to his best in the major tournaments either through being injured and rushed back (2002), unfit (2004) or part of a general malaise (2006).
I know his arrival in LA has been a paparrazi storm, but I think he generaly does want to act as a pioneer for the game over there. he could've done a job at a top European club for the next two years. I think his ambition is genuine.
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Stock Futures Mixed as Apple Tumbles
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Stock futures were trading mixed Thursday even after better-than-expected labor market data as Apple(AAPL) shares declined after the tech giant posted a disappointing revenue outlook.
Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average were up 12 points, or 14.83 points above fair value, at 13,731. Futures for the S&P 500 were down 2 points, or 1.26 points below fair value, at 1488. Futures for the Nasdaq were falling 39.25 points, or 35.72 points below fair value, at 2719.
Apple shares dropped more than 10% in after-hours trading Wednesday after the tech giant's revenue trailed forecasts, earnings per share fell and profit margins shrank. Apple shares were plunging by more than 9% in premarket trading Thursday.
The market overall is maintaining a bullish tone, according to strategists, with the S&P 500 reaching new highs in trading the prior session.
"We've seen lots of talk about how over-extended the market is here and how 'bullish' everyone has become all of a sudden," said Ryan Detrick, senior technical strategist at Schaeffer's. "My only take on this is we saw some similar scenarios last year around this time, yet the market continued to grind higher for several months. Could we be seeing a repeat of that? I wouldn't bet against it."
"From a technical perspective, the stock market appears to us to be in a fluid grind higher with extremely low price volatility, which is typical during strong intermediate-term advances," said Sam Stovall, chief equity strategist at S&P Capital IQ. "They take the form of a narrow rising channel where every little price dip is supported by demand and can frustrate investors waiting for a pullback to raise equity exposure."
The Labor Department said Thursday that initial jobless claims fell by 5,000 in the week ended Jan. 19 to 330,000, down from the previous week's unrevised figure of 335,000. Economists were expecting an increase to 355,000. The four-week moving average was 351,750, a decrease of 8,250 from the previous week's average of 360,000.
Continuing claims for the week ended Jan. 12 fell by 71,000 to 3.157 million, down from the prior week's upwardly revised level of 3.228 million.
"Claims data can be especially volatile around this time of year, reflecting huge swings in seasonal patterns," noted Maury Harris, an economist at UBS.
The Conference Board's leading economic indicators index is expected to show a rebound of 0.3% for December after a fall of 0.2% the prior month. The report is due at 10 a.m. EST.
"We believe there should have been two main positive contributions: jobless claims and stock prices," said Harris.
The FTSE in London was up 0.47% and the DAX in Frankfurt was up 0.02%. Hong Kong's Hang Seng finished down by 0.15%, and the Nikkei in Japan rose 1.28%.


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OKLAHOMA CITY - Less than a year out of winning the 2009 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year, Washington's Danielle Lawrie (Langley, B.C.) came back strong to open up the 2010 season and in honor of a stellar weekend, Lawrie was awarded the USA Softball Player of the Week for the week of Feb. 8-14th. Highlighting her weekend was her first career seven-inning perfect game against Auburn and a career-high six RBI against Cal State Northridge.
Lawrie had an incredible first weekend as the reigning National Player of the Year, not allowing a single run in 21.0 innings, allowing just four total hits in four appearances and striking out 45 to just one walk. She threw three-complete game shutouts, starting with her first career seven-inning perfect game against Auburn, just the second seven-inning perfect game in UW history. She struck out 16 batters of the 21 batters she faced in the game and did not walk anyone in a 5-0 Husky victory. After facing just three batters and striking out all three to earn a save against Ohio, Lawrie came back that night and threw her second shutout, allowing just three hits and striking out 13 with one walk in an 8-0 win over Nevada. Lawrie capped the weekend with a one-hitter against Notre Dame, striking out 13 and walking none.
She also hit four home runs in five games for UW, leading the team with nine RBI for the weekend. She hit a grand slam and a two-run home run for a career-high six RBI against Cal State Northridge on Saturday. She also hit a two-run shot in the opener and had a solo home run in the final game, a 5-0 win over Notre Dame. For the weekend, she batted .400 (6-for-15) with a 1.200 slugging percentage.
About ASA
The Amateur Softball Association, founded in 1933, is the National Governing Body of softball in the United States and a member of the United States Olympic Committee. The ASA has become one of the nation's largest sports organizations and now sanctions competition in every state through a network of 76 local associations. The ASA has grown from a few hundred teams in the early days to over 210,000 teams today, representing a membership of more than three million. For more information on the ASA, visit www.asasoftball.com.
About USA Softball
USA Softball is the brand created, operated and owned by the ASA that links the USA Men's, Women's, Junior Boys' and Junior Girls' National Team programs together. USA Softball is responsible for training, equipping and promoting these four National Teams to compete in international and domestic competitions. The USA Softball Women's National Team is one of the only two women's sports involved in the Olympic movement to capture three consecutive gold medals at the Olympic Games since 1996. The U.S. women have also won eight World Championship titles including the last six consecutive as well as claimed two World Cup of Softball titles. For more information about USA Softball, please visit www.usasoftball.com.


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The Action Room is not your personal hangout zone, storage space, or rubbish bin. It's a room that lots of groups still use for meetings and workshops, and which Forest volunteers use for essential admin for the building. Also fun. It's cool to use it for fun. it's not cool to leave a massive mess for someone else to clean up.
I found it an absolute tip today, and am about to tidy away plates, glasses, bottles and general rubbish before a workshop at 6.
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Super Hero fans will love posting pictures, notes and more on these action-packed pinboards. They feature original comic-book artwork layered over a durable base.
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Instead of pitting one conference against the other, the National Hockey League will let two captains choose sides from a pool of players for the 2011 All-Star Game in Raleigh, North Carolina, the NHL said on its website Wednesday.
The NHL says the captains' All-Star Fantasy Draft - to be held on January 28, two days before the game - will make the game more interesting
Here's how it will work: First, fans and league officials will choose an all-star pool of 42 players. Fans, in balloting from November 15 through January 3, will select six of the 42 - three forwards, two defensemen and one goalie, regardless of their conference. League officials will choose the remaining 36 players, the NHL.com report says.
Those 42 all-stars will then vote for two captains, and the captains will take turns picking from the pool to create their teams, each of which will have 12 forwards, six defensemen and three goalies, according to NHL.com


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Local bridges receive funding
Dunkirk's harborfront a committee concern
What is happening with the city of Dunkirk's harborfront and its development is an ongoing concern.
Economic development is the charge of Common Council's Economic Development Committee and that harborfront development has been a focus of the committee chaired by Councilwoman-at-Large Stephanie Kiyak.
The committee met Monday morning and an update on the Boardwalk Market was on the agenda. Development Director Steve Neratko said a recent meeting with the tenants went well.
"They had some things they wanted to talk about … I think it went fairly well, I think they're all on the same page now," he explained. "They seem to have at least five or six businesses there that are on board. … they're willing to work together, they're willing to work with us looking into some advertising possibilities for the future. They are going to do a couple of festivals over the summer."
Neratko stated the Boardwalk merchants were interested in moving the farmers' market from Memorial Park to the Boardwalk Market area.
"Right outside their facility, there in the parking lot. I told them I would reach out to the Chamber and see … what they thought of that," he added.
Kiyak asked about the logistics involved.
"I think it could work out," Neratko replied. "We did explore that opportunity last year. For whatever reason at that time the Boardwalk folks were not on board with that opportunity at the time. Now, it seems like they are. It wasn't a rough year but it was a down year for them. They're looking to explore opportunities to bring it back up again."
Neratko said he has to talk to the Chamber to see if Memorial Park is their preference for 2014 or if they are looking at other sites.
"If they are, this is an opportunity we should at least look into," Neratko said.
Deputy Development Director Lacy Lawrence said the Boardwalk merchants were interested in doing things for the fall and winter seasons, including the sale of trees at Christmas time. It was noted all but one of the Boardwalk tenants is current, with that payment expected shortly.
Kiyak asked to be informed of the status before the next meeting of her committee.
"Aren't there a couple of tenants coming up soon?" she then asked.
"There are, Papaya Arts is up and they have a renewal clause," Neratko replied. "They said they are very interested in continuing."
Neratko added there were two that don't have renewal clauses and the leases are up in March.
"Over the next few months we'll send out a (request for qualifications)," he continued. "Both of them seem to be interested. … I think we'll be getting applications from them, but we'll always explore other options."
Councilman Adelino Gonzalez said one of the complaints he has heard from Boardwalk merchants is the lack of traffic in winter.
"You've got to do something to bring the traffic down there and I don't see them actually ever doing something to attract a crowd, bringing the people down. … They've got to do something on their own," he stated. "It's their businesses. They want to attract people, they need to do something about that."
Gonzalez added it shouldn't be that hard for the merchants to come up with something.
Neratko said again they were planning a fall festival and winter festival and Papaya Arts was working on an event as well.
"They're also looking to do a kind of summer fest seashell extravaganza," he continued, explaining other areas with beaches host large events where people come and trade seashells. "They've been involved in some of these events in other cities and talking to the people that vend at those events, they are very interested in coming to Dunkirk. They were looking to put that together themselves."
Neratko said the department would be willing to help with what they could.
"I think they're finally understanding that they're going to have to do some stuff together, on their own and as the Boardwalk together as businesses," he explained. "I was happy to hear they were working together. They are looking to make their association more finalized, to really have six or seven of the businesses that are really putting an effort to make the Boardwalk that place. I was encouraged after the meeting."
Another part of the harborfront puzzle is a restaurant-type facility being proposed by Chadwick Bay Marina owner Jeff Gambino, which will be on the agenda for a Planning Board meeting Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the Stearns Building.
Part of the city-owned marina property has been cleaned by contractors working for the state Department of Environmental Conservation and Neratko said the DEC makes the final call on when that work is over.
Kiyak asked who entered the contract with the DEC on behalf of the city but Neratko said he could not recall, saying it began some four years ago. Neratko said at that time the city said it would do the cleanup but the DEC got tired of waiting
"None of us here were aware there was a potential cleanup needed until the January DEC meeting this year where it was said, 'you need to clean up now or we're doing it,'" Neratko explained. "We didn't have the wherewithal to do it at that moment, we weren't even aware there was a potential project until that moment."
The city's bill might take a few years to receive as the DEC sends all the information on the property to the state's Attorney General's office.
Gonzalez was concerned about the overall bill for another part of the harborfront puzzle, the Bertges property.
Neratko said it has been difficult to market the property without knowing all the environmental issues but when it was purchased the DLDC members did know of the environmental risks at the site. He added the cleanup was done in the hopes of helping development.
"If there is a project going forward and you're in the correct program you get tax credits to develop sites like that. The hope was that we'd be able to get that cleaned up using some DEC grant funds and it just didn't work out," Neratko stated. "It didn't work out because there were too many variables and we were left to figure it out.
"We're moving ahead. The other problem with that site is also it's a CDBG site. We'll be talking about that a whole lot more Wednesday."
That talk would be at a combined meeting of council and the Dunkirk Local Development Corporation board of directors set for 4 p.m. in City Hall.
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Which bank is missing from the Moscow Exchange IPO?
The Moscow Exchange is moving towards an IPO over the coming months, but there is one Wall Street bank conspicuous by its absence from the list of bookrunners.
Sources close to the deal told Financial News today that JP Morgan, Sberbank, VTB, Deutsche Bank, UBS, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley were all working on the proposed flotation. Dow Jones Newswires has reported that Credit Suisse and Renaissance Capital on the deal.
These banks represent nine of the 10 most active investment banks in Russia since 1995, in terms of equity deal volume, according to data from Dealogic.
The one bank missing from this list is Citigroup. However, according to one source on the deal, the full bookrunner roster has yet to be finalised.
The RIA's Prime Business News Agency reported yesterday that the Moscow Exchange – a result of the merger between Micex and RTS in late 2011 – is set to raising as much as $1bn and could list as soon as February.
Exchanges traditionally employ a stampede of investment banks to help them issue equity. The reason is simple: banks use exchanges, a lot, and by offering deal credit to all the banks, exchanges keep their biggest clients happy.
Micex/RTS could not be reached for comment. Citi declined to comment.
Citi is currently seventh on the Russian ECM bookrunner rankings since 1995, according to Dealogic. The bank has made a point of focusing its equity capital markets business in Russia. In early in 2012, Citi hired Alina Sychova as ECM director in Moscow, and Tim Harvey-Samuel, head of ECM for Emea at Citi, said: "We felt that locally based ECM capabilities were important to develop our Russian business further."
And the US bank was not bereft of deals in the region last year. In November, it was a bookrunner on telecom firm Megafone's $1.8bn IPO, and in September was one of the two banks on steel producer SeverStal's $475m convertible offering.


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If you're like most people, you probably stayed up to watch the ball drop - and you may be experiencing dark circles as a result. Luckily, there are a few eye makeup products such as liquid eyeliner and a heated eyelash curler that can give your face a fresh quality that can last all day long, according to Glamour.com.
First and foremost, the quickest way to improve your eyes is to use a heated eyelash curler. More than any other facial feature, curled lashes give your face the appearance of being awake, so this can be a simple step to add to your morning regimen.
A bit of blush on your cheeks can put some color back onto your face and help you shake off the drowsy paleness that may show up this week. Lastly, a touch of liquid eyeliner along your upper lash line with a bit of tube mascara can give you a versatile style without a lot of hassle.
A bit of highlighter on your upper brow bone can also help to give your skin a healthy glow. While these products can certainly help, nothing beats a good night's sleep to improve your skin health!


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Keep your 36" Port-A-Cool evaporative air cooler running longer and working better with this Port-A-Cool Kuul fan pad replacement (PAD6048G). The replacement cooling pad is composed of Kraft paper impregnated with thermosetting resin and formed with cross-corrugated sheets. It provides even water and air flow with no sagging, gapping or fouling problems. Kuul pads are energy efficient with consistent performance throughout a long life (3-5 years). Designed to be self-supportive and highly absorbent, debris cleans off easily with a garden hose. Sold individually — fan requires 5 pads.
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- Model: PAD6048GPort-A-Cool Replacement Pad for 36" Units
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton met today with European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton at the Department of State in Washington, D.C. After their meeting, Secretary Clinton said:
"Good afternoon, everyone. And it is, as always, a delight to welcome High Representative Ashton back to the State Department for the continuing consultations that we have been engaged in ever since her appointment. I always look forward to these meetings and working closely with her and her team on the full range of shared challenges that confront the United States and the European Union. I think it goes without saying that this is such a consequential partnership that is rooted in our common values and aspirations as well as serving as a cornerstone for global peace and prosperity and security. Today, once again, we covered a lot of ground. Let me just touch on a few of the issues.
"First, Lady Ashton and I discussed events in Syria. The United States strongly condemns Syria's failure to protect diplomatic facilities in Damascus, including the American and French embassies and our ambassador's residence. As we have expressed directly to the Syrian Government today, we demand that they meet their international responsibilities immediately to protect all diplomats and the property of all countries. The Asad regime will not succeed in deflecting the world's attention from the real story unfolding in Syria. This is not about America or France or any other country; this is about the legitimate aspirations of the Syrian people for dignity, universal rights, and the rule of law.
"Despite promising dialogue and promises of change, the Syrian Government has responded to the people's peaceful protests with more violence, more arrests, and more intimidation. These assaults must stop. Neither the Syrian people nor the international community will accept half-measures or lofty speeches. We call on the regime immediately to halt its campaign of violence, pull its security forces back from Hama and other cities, and allow the Syrian people to express their opinions freely so that a genuine transition to democracy can take place.
"Let me also add that if anyone, including President Asad, thinks that the United States is secretly hoping the regime will emerge from this turmoil to continue its brutality and repression, they are wrong. President Asad is not indispensible, and we have absolutely nothing invested in him remaining in power. Our goal is to see that the will of the Syrian people for a democratic transformation occurs.
"Let me turn now to Libya, which again, Lady Ashton and I discussed in preparation for the upcoming Contact Group meeting in Istanbul. We will be joined there by a growing number of international partners reflecting deep and widespread concern about the safety of Libyan civilians and the clear need for Colonel Qadhafi to leave power. As momentum continues to build in Libya, the people are not waiting to plan their new post-Qadhafi future. They are laying the foundation, organizing the institutions, and preparing the infrastructure, and the international community will support these efforts. So the United States welcomes the EU's announcement that it is opening an office in Benghazi. Together, we will work with the UN and other partners to coordinate post-conflict assistance and help a free Libya emerge from the dictator's shadow.
"We also discussed our shared commitment to support the democratic transitions underway in Egypt and Tunisia. As I said at the Community of Democracies in Lithuania, established democracies have a responsibility to help those emerging find their footing. So we are working together to help Egyptians and Tunisians begin the slow, hard work of building sustainable democracies rooted in guaranteed human rights, accountable institutions, and the rule of law.
"And finally, although we talked about many other issues, let me just mention our shared desire to support the countries of the Western Balkans as they continue to build prosperous, peaceful, and democratic societies and move toward their rightful places as full members of the European and Euro-Atlantic community. The recent agreements between Kosovo and Serbia in the EU-facilitated dialogue are a positive and mutually beneficial step. But this is only the beginning. Now the agreements need to be implemented, and we need to see more progress, particularly in the north of Kosovo. We expect both sides to continue their hard work and come to practical agreements to improve the daily lives of all people, normalize relations, and bring both countries closer to achieving their EU aspirations.
"So as you can see, we had, as we always do, a lot to talk about, and of all these critical challenges, it is especially gratifying that the United States and the European Union are working hand in hand. And so again, let me thank the high representative, my friend and colleague, for her partnership and for the work that we will be doing in the future."
You can read the full transcript here.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Democracy and capitalism in Syria believe that they need to propagate the preacher. Network and the weapons, drugs, pastor of taking food.
However, in Europe than in Syria to Italy, to solve the problem even more urgent to think. Particular alternative to suggest, rather than Italian Prime Minister and Cabinet's resignation over - again trust a way to so-strong shock the IMF and the EU, while their investment and restore confidence how to find the good way to think is. Tuesday evening is now South Korea, the United States include Eastern Standard Time, Tuesday morning to think. From now on, Friday evening, the New York Stock Exchange until the end, give Italy the impact of the crisis, former gang members were killed by a gun harness those days the situation even more difficult than expected.
As soon as possible, while the resignation, to accept the advice of outside think that the system should provide. Underway this Thursday, only to shock, Friday to pray that the stock market stabilizes. Origin.
Double-Dip, the United States and Europe is falling into crisis at the same time, really, Double-Dip is considered.
\the meaning of the contract - insurance against risk in the future to create a think. And the current situation and the socio-economic status is strong for a while decisive[drastic] measures, very effective to betrayal based on the matter.
If someone is going to include if want a contract?
Eric in New Mexico writes:
In follow-up to everthing I've said here about "accounts recievable" lately, (and hopefully being an adequate answer to Palgye's question);
"\the meaning of the contract - insurance against risk in the future to create a think. And the current situation and the socio-economic status is strong for a while decisive[drastic] measures, very effective to betrayal based on the matter.
If someone is going to include if want a contract?"
I wonder how the Russian Federation feels about Assad's use of the tanks and weapons they sold that regime now being used to make war upon the Syrian people; and whether the answer to Palgye's question is Russia stepping in to repo them for being in "breach of contract"?
Been doing a little number chrunching lately on just what we might bill state sponsors of terror for the cost incurred to this nation over the years (having previosly stated Iran would get the biggest bill of all); And not being a bean-counter by nature, I favor round numbers and ball-park estimates, so I'll leave this to my government to determine for themselves what is reasonable.
We are going to bill the Syrian government anyway for the damage caused to our Embassy there over the weekend.
Now if a trillion per year for every year the Ayatollah has been leading chants of "death to America" at Friday prayers seems reasonable, do we bill Syria in equal measure as their partner? Or somewhat less than that 32 trillion?
And if folks in this gov. feel a trillion per year doesn't feel right to them, I would encourage them to double that, and start dipping into the frozen assets to pay down on the 5 trillion and change we owe ourselves out of the 14 trillion and change we currently consider to be our "deficit".
As Russia helped in the arming of both, I surely don't want to hear Mr. Lavrov whining about it when we have to repo Iran from the Ayatollah's grip to collect and give it back to the Iranian people; because they should do so as well at the same time and make that a joint effort; to avoid any billing we may feel obliged to send them for what their arming of these sponsors of terror might cost us in blood and treasure to do so on our own.
That would be I think a properly insured fiscal risk managemment approach to it on Russia's part.
That way we don't have to do an accounting going all the way back to the point Stalin bit the hand that fed him lend-lease aid to save mother Russia's bacon in WW2; should Iran become a nuclear armed sponsor of terror and start doing what 'lil Kim has done in his treats to wage nuclear war.
All this being done of course in the name of an "Open Government Partnership" and "best practices" in terms of achieving accountability among nations.
As the President has said, "there's more than one way to skin a cat", and folks "need to eat their peas."
I'm sure he'll probably appreciate how I've interpreted these words...(chuckle).
Being that folks are stuck in the gridlock of "Debtmaggeddon" I hope folks take the alternate rout to the destination we're trying to reach on all levels of policy approach.
Because folks, I can only state this bluntly, 14 trillion and change is CHUMP CHANGE, compared with the vast accounts recievable no one in Congress has bothered to consider till now.
Everything I've said here is intended to back this man's words fully to the hilt:
SEC. PANETTA: "You know, I think -- I think it's very important to let them know that, you know, we do not appreciate their support for terrorism, here or anyplace else in the world. And they've been in engaging in basically not only equipping terrorists but supporting them.
And you know, that's not just a responsibility that we have; I think it's a responsibility that the world has to send the signal to Iran that we're not going to tolerate that -- they can't just go around supporting terrorism in the world. The world is going to respond to that kind of behavior. If they want to be a member of the family of nations, they've got to act like it.""http://www.defense.gov/transcripts/transcript.aspx?transcriptid=4851"


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A gold chain is laced with iridescent freshwater pearls to create a beautifully crafted necklace that's perfect for Mother's Day. Add a birthstone, initial or footprint pendant to create a gift to be cherished.
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