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Promise Etc.
Gregory Klass
Georgetown University Law Center
April 29, 2011
Suffolk University Law Review, Vol. 45, 2012
Georgetown Public Law Research Paper No. 11-19
This Article examines the moral obligations contractual agreements generate. It distinguishes a narrow sense of "promise," central to autonomy theories, according to which to promise is to communicate an intention to undertake an obligation by the very communication of that intention. Not every agreement involves promises in this sense. Yet nonpromissory agreements too commonly generate moral obligations. And even when a party promises to perform, her promise need not be the only reason for her moral obligation to do so. Other possible reasons include reliance, an invitation to trust, implicit or explicit, principles of reciprocity, and the harm that nonperformance might cause the parties' relationship. This description of the moral landscape of contractual agreements complicates the project of finding a moral basis for contract law's duty-imposing function. The Article applies it to critically assess some recent arguments claims the relationship between contract and promise from Michael Pratt, Jody Kraus and Seana Shiffrin.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 24
Keywords: Contract, Promise, Moral Theory
JEL Classification: K00, K10, K12
Date posted: February 16, 2011 ; Last revised: October 28, 2015
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More Building Around Bolsa Chica Wetlands
After another lengthy battle through a host of governmental agencies, another homebuilder has won approval for a residential development in Huntington Beach's Bolsa Chica wetlands area. The California Coastal Commission approved Shea Homes request to build 111 single family homes on its 50-acre site adjacent to the wetlands.
To be called Parkside Estates, the site will include parks, trails and 8.5 acres of restored wetlands. Shea Homes has to meet 26 conditions imposed by the Coastal Commission before it can begin construction.
Opposition to the project was led by the Bolsa Chica Land Trust, concerned that a number of homebuilders are gaining approval for development in the area. Among them are the 68-acre Brightwater Homes, five-acre Ridge property and the five-acre Goodell property.
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Beyonce may be remaining low key with her career this year, but that doesn't mean she hasn't been making moves behind the scenes!
The 30-year-old singing sensation is lending her voice to the animation movie Epic, and we finally have a first look at her character Queen Tara! Dressed in a green dress, Queen Tara's character will give Bey an opportunity to show off her voice-over skills.
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The movie also recruits voices from Josh Hutcherson, Amanda Seyfried, and even Aziz Ansari, making it a film you don't want to miss.
The story is based around the 1996 books, The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs, which represent the fight between good and evil.
Josh Hutcherson even spoke to USA Today about his excitement for his role, telling them:
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"You have more creative control over the character than in a live-action film. I was surprised by how much freedom I was given."
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After a teaser was released last summer, many critics believed that it might be too similar to Disney classics such as A Bug's Life.
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"I hate to associate it with other movies. It is adventure on the scale of Star Wars. And it does immerse the audience completely in a world like Avatar. But it has its own personality."
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The Lord reigns—He is from everlasting—Holiness adorns the house of the Lord forever.
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November 4, 2008
The curse of writing a column for Nov. 5 when Nov. 4 isn't over means I have no election day results. In their place, I offer two final election thoughts:
• Not nearly enough attention was given this season to the Barack Obama campaign and its use of new communications tools to mobilize voters and donors.
According to the campaign, 3.2 individuals gave money to Obama this year, ranging from pocket change to the maximum allowed $2,300.
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A bill is making its way through the Massachusetts Legislature that mandates the recycling of mercury-containing thermostats. Some critics claim the measure doesn't go far enough. Though they have been banned for sale in Massachusetts since 2006, millions of homes and offices across the Baystate still use old fashioned-style mostly circular thermostats. Elizabeth Saunders says while they are highly reliable – lasting for decades – they are also highly toxic if not disposed of properly.
"If you take the cover off of one of those, you'll see a little glass ampoule inside that contains usually 3 to 5 grams of mercury."
Last week, the State Senate unanimously passed a measure that requires contractors to recycle the thermostats and wholesalers to accept them at collection centers. But a report by the environmental advocacy group Clean Water Action claims the measure is not going to get the job done. Saunders, who directs the group's Massachusetts office, says of the ten states with similar recycling programs, only Vermont and Maine were considered effective because they required manufacturers to pay a $5 rebate to contractors and homeowners who returned a thermostat. Something, she says, is not included in the bill on Beacon Hill.
"The states that have a law that requires thermostat collection but don't include that financial incentive really don't do that much better than the states that don't have any collection at all."
But State Senator Marc Pacheco of Taunton, who authored the bill, says recycling legislation has been long overdue and, while the measure may not be perfect, it is a good start.
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Bill Broadbear of the US Forest Service announced at Public Lands Council meeting the boat ramp contract for Huntington Lake has been let out to NELCO. That construction project should begin this week. In conjunction with this project, the contract for the paving of the area, and also the three winter staging areas in Huntington Canyon should be awarded soon.
"It is our hope to pave everything at once up there," said Broadbear. "We are trying to coordinate these projects so everything will be completed this fall."
Broadbear announced Utah State Parks and Recreation has approved boats powered with less than 10 horsepower motors be allowed on Huntington Lake following the ramp installation. This approval was for safety reasons.
There are two use fires being monitored on the forest. One is near Rolfson Reservoir and has been burning for two weeks and has only burned 12 acres. The other is at Loveridge Flat and has burned three acres.
Tom Lloyd, forest service geologist, is working on the reclamation of the drilling site on East Mountain. Now that the drilling equipment has been removed, the reclamation work has begun and it is hoped to be completed before winter for the healing process on the land to begin. The road closures will be lifted as soon as the reclamation work can be done.
A motor vehicle use map will soon be released that will identify all roads open to motor vehicle on the forest. This map will become the law enforcement tool to be used by the officers. It will show only motorized routes, not user created trails or non-motorized use trails.
Richard Beardall, lands council member, informed Broadbear that papers have been filed to open the road in Olsen Canyon. The road is not on the forest service maps as a legal road. "This road has been there forever. We need to revisit the issue of the historical value of this road. I thought we had an agreement with the forest service about it, but apparently not," said Beardall.
Broadbear stated that only NEPA backed roads will be on the map. "We are working on Lord's Trail, the Kitchen Trail, and Black Fork now, putting them through the process. Maybe the Olsen Canyon road should be added to that list."
Councilmember Jim Gilson stated, "Historic use trails should remain in the forest road system. I'm not for user created roads, but we need to maintain historic routes."
Richard Stilson informed the council of the forest service intention to close the Red Pine Ridge road permanently. Broadbear stated he was not aware of that decision.
Broadbear also announced the forest service's intention to raise camping fees at many of the campsites on the forest. The ones in this area are up Huntington Canyon and near Gooseberry. These increases will not take effect until the 2008 camping season.
Councilmember Sherrel Ward suggested the forest service take a look at the overcrowding problem on the forest during holiday weekends. He said the forest service may need to look at restricting the number of campers during peak times.
Councilmember Gilson asked Broadbear about the musk thistle problem in the forest. "This is becoming a serious problem. If it is allowed to continue, the grazers, ranchers, and wildlife will be in trouble. The amount of damage this is about to do is potentially catastrophic," said Gilson.
Mike McCandless said, "Over the past 20 years, the invasive weed situation is the biggest problem being faced on the forest. The cheat grass and hound's tongue are also becoming a serious situation."
Wayne Luddington of the Bureau of Land Management announced the supplement to the draft route management plan is out and the BLM will receive comments until Dec. 13.
Councilman Gilson informed the council of his concerns over the Joe's Valley fishery situation. He said the Division of Wildlife Resources has distributed a letter stating their concerns for not treating the reservoir to address the chub problem.
Brian Torgersen of the School and Institutional Trust Lands stated the request from the commissioners has been received concerning the off highway vehicle easement. The request is continuing through the process and will probably be compete in two-three months. SITLA is also working on a request from the county for an entry permit into 2,000 acres near the I-70 and SR-6 interchange.
The council approved to draft a letter of request to the commissioners to be sent to the investigative bodies who are investigating the Crandall Canyon mine disaster. This letter will request that an active miner or person with extensive mining knowledge be in on each investigation to represent the interests of Emery County. The Emery County Public Lands Council meets the second Tuesday of each month in the Emery County Courthouse at 10 a.m.


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The Law and Economics of Liability Insurance: A Theoretical and Empirical Review
Tom Baker
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Peter Siegelman
University of Connecticut - School of Law
November 15, 2011
U of Penn, Inst for Law & Econ Research Paper No. 11-09
We survey the theoretical and empirical literature on the law and economics of liability insurance. The canonical Shavell model predicts that, despite the presence of some ex ante moral hazard (care-reduction by insureds), liability insurance will generally raise welfare because its risk-spreading gains will likely be larger than its adverse effects on precautionary activities. We discuss the numerous features of liability insurance contracts that are designed to reduce ex ante moral hazard, and examine the evidence of their effects. Most studies conclude that these features work reasonably well, so that liability insurance probably does not generate substantial ex ante moral hazard. Its effects on ex post moral hazard (the increased tendency of victims to sue in the presence of insurance) are not as clear, however, and the welfare consequences of increased litigation are ambiguous, for reasons we explain. We discuss additional issues such as the effects of liability insurance when some defendants are judgment-proof, the problems posed by non-independence of liability risks owing to changes in legal doctrines, and the cyclical nature of liability insurance markets.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 50
Keywords: Liability insurance contracts, ex ante and ex post moral hazard, risk, social welfare, canonical model of the interaction between insurance and tort liability
JEL Classification: D10, D81, G22, K13
Date posted: March 13, 2011 ; Last revised: January 27, 2012
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Don Colley's Insane Clown Posse
July 6, 2009 · Print This Article
If Don Colley's drawings were movies, I'd be first in line to see them. The Chicago-based artist's noirish, grab-you-by-the-throat depictions of evil clowns, brawling boxcar hobos, and flamboyant carnie types are intensely cinematic, evoking angsty narrative scenarios that are part Nicholas Ray, part Coen Brothers, and part Mad Men, with a dash of Bruce Nauman thrown in for good measure. They're sinister and alluring, able to suggest entire storylines within a single drawing (many of which are seen in close-up, tightly wrapped in beautifully carved wooden frames that are themselves reminiscent of artisinal tramp art).
Colley's drawings and paintings can currently be seen in Midwestern Blab! (on view through July 22nd at Columbia College's A+D Gallery), an exibition of five Midwest-based contributors to Monte Beauchamp's Blab! magazine. There are some terrific large-scale works by Colley there that can only be seen in the exhibition (photography was not permitted in the gallery) so if you're in the Chicago area, try to check it out before the show closes in a couple of weeks.
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Concentrated hydrochloric acid has specific gravity of 1.18 and 36% hcl weight. What volume of concentrated hcl must be diluted to give 50 gm of 10 percent. My calculation 50gm x 0.1 = 5gm 5gm x 36.5 = 182.5 182.5 / 0.36 = 506.9 506.9 / 1.18 = 430 ml This is answer. I am not ...
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A 0.446g sample of an unknown monoprotic acid was titirated with 0.105M KOH the molar mass is 120g/mol. What is the PKA value? Who helps me to solve it for me. Step by step.
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I do not still understand how to calculate PH 1.9 = 0.0126M I want step by step to calculate for me. Thank you for your help.
August 5, 2012
How to calculate PH 1.9 = 0.0126M Why? How to calculate PH 1.8 = ? How to calculate PH 20 = ? How to calculate PH 21 = ? Pls helps me
August 5, 2012
A solution of sodium cyanide NACN has a PH of 12.10. How many grams of NACN are in 425ml of solution with the same PH? Please helps me to solve it for me
August 5, 2012
A 0.446g sample of an unknown monoprotic acid was titrated with 0.105M KOH the molar mass is 120g/mol. What is the PKA value Who helps me to solve it for me. Please help
August 4, 2012
how to calculate PH =1.9 therefore =0.0126M I do not understand only this part about PH = 0.0126M Please tells me how to calculate the PH = 1.9 = 0.0126M Other way to calculate 0.0126Moles = PH 1.9 0.0126M x 4.85L=0.061mole 0.061mole x 36.46 = 2.22g 2.22g /0.36 = 6.16 6.16/1....
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What volume of a concentrated hcl solution which is 36% by mass and has a density of 1.179 g/ml to make 4.85L of an hcl solution with ph of 1.9? Who helps me to solve it for me.
August 4, 2012
A sample of solid monoprotic acid with molar mass equal to 169.7 g/mol was titrated with 0.1599M sodium hydroxide solution. Calculate the mass in grms fo acid to be used if the volume of NAOH to be used is 25ml. My calculation 0.1599 x 0.025L = 0.00399 0.00399 x 1000 = 3.9975 ...
August 4, 2012
A volume of 40.0 of aqueous potassium hydroxide was titrated against a standard solution of sulfuric acid h2so4. What was the molarity of the solution if 20.02 of 1.50M h2s04 was needed? Who helps me to solve it for me.
July 31, 2012
Pure pharmacy math
How many ml of terpin hydrate elixirs containing 33mg/5ml and 5mg/5ml needed to prepare 6 fl oz of an elixir containing 4mg terpin hydrate per ml? My calculation: 33mg/5ml = x/100ml - 660mg changes 0.66gm 5mg/5ml = x/100ml - 100mg - 0.1gm 4mg/1ml = x/100ml - 400mg - 0.4gm 1oz...
July 31, 2012
How much ethanol C2H50H in liters d=0.789g/ml must be dissolved in water to produce 190.5 of 1.65M c2H50H ? Molarity problem. Who helps me to solve it for me. My calculation 0.789g/ml x 1000ml/46.06 = 17.12M 17.12M = 190.5 x 1.65 17.12M = 314.325 x= 314.325/17.12 x = 18.36ML I...
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How much concentrated hydrochloric acid solution 36% HCL by mass d=1.18g/ml in milliliters is required to produce 11.0L of 0.296 M HCL? My calculation 1.18 x 1000ml x 0.36/36.5 = 11.6M 11.6M = 11000ml x 0.296 11.6m = 3256ml x= 3256ml/11.6 x= 280ml. I am not sure the right ...
July 29, 2012
Pharmacy Math
A prescription calls for 250ml of a 0.1N hydrochloric acid HCL solution. How many ml of concentrated hydrochloric acid are needed to make this solution? The specific gravity hydrochloric acid is 1.18 the molecular weight is 36.46 and the concentration is 37.5% because ...
July 29, 2012
A solution of sodium cyamide nacn has a ph of 12.10. How many grams of nacn are in 425ml of solution with the same PH Who helps me to solve it for me. Step by step
July 29, 2012
Calculate the PH concentrated hydrochloric acid if this solution is 24.8% HCL by weight and has a density of 1.16g/ml. I do not understand the right answer 0.90PH Why? Please help My calculation 1.18g/ml x 1000ml x 0.248/36.5 = 7.8M I cannot do?
July 29, 2012
Concentrated hydrochloric acid is a 38% solution of HCL in water and has a density of 1.18g/ml. How many milliliters of concentrated hydrochloric acid are needed to prepare 500ml of 1:200 HCL solution? The answer is not 2.12ml My calculation: 1.18g/ml x 1000ml x 0.38/36.5 = 12...
July 29, 2012
Pharmacy math
How much dil HCL (10% w/w) HCL specific gravity = 1.045 would be required to prepare 2000ml of a solution containing 0.005 molar HCL? HCL m.w.t = 36.5 Who try to solve for me. Please help The right answer is 34.9ml
July 28, 2012
Pharmacy math
concentrated hydrochloric acid is a 38% solution of hcl in water and has a density of 1.18g/ml. How many milliliters of concentrated hydrochloric acid are needed to prepare 500ml of a 1:200 hcl solution? Who helps me to solve it for me. I think 2.12 ml is not right.
July 24, 2012
Intermediate algebra
Factor the following expression completely: 9x^4-81y^2
May 2, 2012
1.2g/ml x 1000ml x 0.37 / 36.5 = 12.16M 12.16m= 2500ml x 0.5 12.16m = 1250ml x = 1250ml/12.16 x = 103 ml This is answer.
November 6, 2011
I am a certified pharmacy technician
1ounce= 30ml 12x30ml =360ml 360ml x 9% = 32.4ml 4%X + 12Y(360ml-X)= 32.4ml 0.04X + 43.2ml + 0.12X = 32.4ml 0.076X = 10.8ml x= 142.ml 4% y = 360-142.1ml y= 218ml 12%
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My own calculation 1.179g/ml x 1000ml x 0.36/36.5 x = 11.62 11.62M = 4.6 L change 4600ml 11.62 M = 4600ml x 1.9 11.62M = 8740ml X= 8740ml/11.62 x= 752ml
December 6, 2010
0.79g/ml x 76.9ml = 60.7g 60.7g /46.06 = 1.3 mole 1.3/ 0.25 L = 5.2M
May 6, 2010
My calculation 0.791g/ml x 75ml /46 g/mol = 1.29M 1.29M /0.15KG x= 0.116M
February 10, 2010
0.1879M x 0.025L = 4.6975 mols 4.6975 x 137.9 = 647.78 changes 0.647gm I am not sure answer who tells me the right. Pls help
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Rescue group asks for help in case of dragged dog
October 2, 2012
Sammie's Friends is asking for the public's help in bringing the suspect in a dog abuse case to justice and is offering a reward.
On Tuesday, a pit bull was found lying next to the Bear River Bridge.
He had to be taken to the veterinarian immediately because all four of his paws were in poor condition.
It seems that someone decided to drag the dog behind a car, according to a news release from Sammie's Friends.
All four paw pads were completely gone, along with each of the dog's toenails, and he also had lacerations to his head and legs.
He was in so much pain and the injury was so bad he had
to be put under anesthesia to be examined, according to the release.
Tar and rocks had to be dug out of his paws.
Through all of this, the dog — who has been named Karma by shelter staff — has still been the sweetest dog, aside from being frightened, the release states. Karma is expected to make a full recovery, but it will take time.
Sammie's Friends is offering a reward for anyone with information leading to the arrest of the person who caused the dog's injuries.
Do you recognize this dog? He is young (probably around a year old), blue and white, and un-neutered.
If you have any information regarding this incident, contact Animal Control at (530) 273-2179 or Sammie's Friends Animal Shelter at (530) 471-5041.
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PFD No. Not-3: No storylines for me, thanks
Ryan Lambert
September 19 2009 02:19PM
Welcome to the Preseason Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's third warmup-season game on September 19, 2009.
After what Kent called the most exciting preseason game he's ever seen (a heady and lofty class indeed!), this game is likely to be a much more pedestrian affair.
We all waited in anxious anticipation for Theo Fleury to take the ice. And he did. And he got a hero's welcome, and, if he does nothing else in Calgary in his career, that shootout goal provided a lot of catharsis, expunging several years' worth of hurt and hard feelings. We all watched in a mixture of shock, horror, amusement and incredulity as Dion Phaneuf positively steamrolled Kyle Okposo, sparking a near-line brawl and furious debate on the internet about the legality and propriety of said hit.
And now, with no Theo, no Dion and no Okposo in the lineup, all we have left is another kids' game, plus a handful of vets like Cory Sarich, Trent Hunter and a couple of the both teams' younger NHL-level players. Also, old friend Dwayne Roloson might just make a brief appearance.
So in the interest of familiarizing everyone with these rosters, comprised almost entirely of kids, at least for tonight, let's get into this: "Better Know a Prospect (or whatever)!"
Meet the Centers
The only Flames in the lineup that are technically centers are Dustin Boyd and Jamie Lundmark, both of whom are NHL-level talent. I just didn't want all y'all thinking there was an oversight.
Greet the Wings
Riley Armstrong —AHL depth.
Kris Chucko — Better AHL depth (until he improves his skating, at least).
Carsen Germyn —He's probably a better call-up option than the other two simply because he can play a more well-rounded game, but he's 27 years old and will probably never be any better than he is now. You won't see him unless there's a plane crash this year.
Kyle Greentree — Finally an actual prospecty player that warrants some call-up consideration. Of course, he's 26 so there's not much more time for him to prove he'll be a viable NHL player. Worth a look, I suppose.
Jason Jaffray — A somewhat useful AHL/NHL guy. Put it this way: Canucks fans were a little sad to see him go, even if he did only play 14 games in Vancouver last year.
Garth Murray — AHL squad-strengthener and nothing more.
Eric Nystrom — He almost certainly has his NHL spot locked up, but given the strength of the Abbotsford team, the barbarians are at the gates as well.
Colin Stuart — You won't see him in Calgary, and given that I have seen him play live, trust me when I tell you that's a good thing.
Brandon Prust — He's very likely to have an NHL spot as the 13th forward/enforcer.
David Van der Gulik — I'd wager he'll see more time in the NHL this year than his six games of service last season.
Step right up and meet the D
Gord Baldwin — He's not even a second-pairing guy at the AHL level.
Staffan Kronwall — The AHL should be a good place for him.
John Negrin — He's got a nice future for sure, but he needs at least one pro season in the AHL to work on his game, I think.
Adam Pardy — He's competing for an NHL spot and will probably get one.
Matt Pelech — He'll play a huge role in the AHL this year and is the first-choice call-up, probably.
Keith Seabrook — He'd have a better chance at making the team if he was his brother. But he isn't so he won't.
(Also there are some goalies)
Matt Keetley —AHL backup. Great.
Curtis McElhinney — I'm only counting him as a prospect because he's young or something. I dunno. NHL backup fo sho.
Oh and hey, feel free to chit chat in the comments section as you listen on the radio. That is seriously the only way you're going to experience this game. Isn't that something?
I tend to agree with Kent. After the awesome game the other night I wouldn't hold much hope that this would eclipse that affair. Ah well, go Flames!
That wasn't the best game I have ever seen tonight against the Isles but I have also seen worse.
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Addison Ice Arena is one of the premier family ice sports complexes in the area, featuring one NHL rink, one Olympic rink, the Grace St. Bar and Grill, and an Advanced Pro Shop.
Professional caliber 18-hole golf course. Banquets/meetings up to 400 year-round. Four distinct rooms for meetings, seminars or receptions. Accessible from O'Hare Airport and major expressways.
There's no place quite like it! From hand-crafted tables and world class pocket billiards to the vast array of games in the Million Dollar Midway, D&B will provide one of the most unique entertainment outings you'll ever experience.
This indoor kart racing and entertainment facility features CyberSport, a multiplayer game that blends bumper cars, lacrosse and basketball into an alternative to racing for groups of 10 to 400.
This slot car racing establishment has three fast tracks and a drag strip.
CITY:Arlington Heights
The challenging 18-hole layout spans 90 acres of superbly manicured fairways and greens with 14 beautiful lakes to negotiate during a round. Features clubhouse, snack bar area, pro shop, and patio area.
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Large bentgrass tees and greens give this fun layout a big course feel. Several shots from elevated tees provide a beautiful view of the area. Features pro-shop, snack bar and club house.
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Arlington International Racecourse
At Arlington International, we aim to make every day of the season special by combining the excitement of thoroughbred racing, gorgeous grounds and fantastic food to create a winning track experience for our guests! Whether you're looking for a fun and exciting day out with friends and family, a casual and charming afternoon at the races, or a sophisticated and stylish get-together, Arlington International offers an extraordinary experience for everyone! Live racing and entertainment from May through September or find a full calendar of race dates and events at arlingtonpark.com.
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Laser Quest - Arlington Heights
Laser Quest is a family entertainment venue combining the classic games of hide-and-seek and tag with a high tech twist. Our multi-level arenas have specialty lighting, swirling fog and energetic music to add to the excitement for up to 30 or more players in each game.
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This 18-hole course features a practice range, pro shop, snack shop and banquet facilities. Bartlett Hills Golf Club & Banquets is also an award-winning wedding venue that can accommodate up to 230 of your friends and family.
Apple Orchard Golf Course is a nine hole, par three, public course located at 692 W. Stearns Rd. about 3/4 mile east of Route 59 on Stearns Road. Other features include a clubhouse equipped with snacks, beverages, beer, restrooms, golf accessories and indoor/outdoor sitting areas. Rental golf clubs and pull carts are available for a slight fee.
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Situated on 45 beautiful acres, this nine-hole, 2205-yard, Par 32, executive length course offers the perfect course for a quick round of great golf.
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This beautiful 30,000-square-foot clubhouse features an upscale restaurant with patio seating and 18 holes of championship golf. Our scenic 18 hole Dick Nugent designed golf course, state of the art electric carts, beautiful clubhouse, outstanding food and exceptional service are sure to make your outing a success.
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This entertainment and meeting facility features two indoor European karting tracks, a restaurant and a multitude of alternative entertainment options, including billiards and video games.
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Brunswick's Buffalo Grove and Tavern '45
This 56,000-square-foot upscale bowling and entertainment center, offers a comfortable and lively atmosphere to enjoy the company of good friends. 32 lanes feature upgraded bowling equipment and plush sofa seating that encourages socialization and connection. A laser tag arena and arcade with multi-player games that are good for the competitive spirit. Food & beverage service is available laneside or in the in-house restaurant, Tavern '45, featuring distinctive American pub fare, local craft beer and an outdoor patio.
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One day it might be "Augustus Porcularis," an ancient Roman pig farmer who teaches Roman numerals.
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"It is not at all unusual," wrote an admiring parent, "for Mr. Tickle to put on a housecoat and wig or a head-to-toe Cat-in-the-Hat regalia at a moment's notice. . . And who else would show up at school dressed in full knight gear as 'Sir Cumference' to teach a brand new geometry theory to 9-year-olds?"
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A theatre major in college, he had always loved school and learning, but initially passed up education studies to pursue other fields.
"After working in the 'real world' for a number of years," Tickle said, "I realized that I really missed being in a learning environment . . . [and] decided to follow my heart where it had always been."
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And Tickle will tell you that one of his most rewarding moments was getting a note from a former middle school student whose classmates – described by Tickle as "low-motivation" – had been given a dose of that tough love.
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Whether he is coaching his Destination Imagination teams (which have made it as far as the Top 10 in the Global Finals), leading his fourth-graders through writing exercises, or motivating kindergartners-through-fifth-graders in reading achievement assemblies, Tickle said he is constantly striving to help students discover the joy of learning and the desire to continue to learn throughout their lives.
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Just before school begins each year, Tickle sends out letters inviting each student to write a letter about himself or herself. By year's end, he knows them all well enough to create his annual version of Dr. Seuss' Oh The Places You'll Go – "with a full stanza," said a parent, "tailored for each student in the class.
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The thrill of seeing that face has yet to wear off, said Tickle, who notes that he thinks about his students ("current, past, and sometimes even future ones") day and night. "I don't stop being a teacher when the final bell rings."
He also never stops thinking about what he can do to become better at his profession.
"As far as I'm concerned, being a teacher is one of those things that is just part of who you are. I honestly can't imagine doing anything else."
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Entertainment Dec. 12 will be provided by the Laburnum Elementary School choir and the Henrico High School Mighty Marching Warriors band. Tree decorations crafted by students from Laburnum Elementary School and L. Douglas Wilder Middle School will be on display. Hot chocolate and cookies will be supplied by the Henrico High School football boosters. > Read more.
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Given the warm weather lately, Saturday's RVA Polar Plunge Winter Fest, benefiting Special Olympics Virginia, might actually be enjoyable! Other weekend events you're sure to enjoy include the 14th annual Richmond Kids Expo at the Richmond Raceway Complex, the Richmond Symphony and The Taters in concert at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, and the Richmond Ballet Minds in Motion Team XXL performing at the Henrico Theatre. This is also the last weekend to check out HATTheatre's production of "Bill W. and Dr. Bob." For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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The Reverse Cody Hodgson: Three Young Forwards the Canucks Should Target
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May 22 2013 08:34AM
Perhaps the Canucks should pursue Nino Niederreiter this summer.
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Looking over the data - as I did yesterday - I remain unconvinced that the Sedin twins are in any sort of "rapid decline" as a result of advancing age. But that shouldn't obscure the fact that Vancouver's club is getting long in the tooth, and due respect to the likes of Zack Kassian, Brendan Gaunce and Nicklas Jensen, the organization don't appear to have any slam dunk top-line caliber prospects in the pipeline.
With the salary cap falling, it's ovious that the Canucks roster needs to get cheaper. Mike Gillis has been explicit about the teams need to get bigger and tougher as well. While Jeff Angus is dead right that the Canucks should forget about working on any one particular area and just focus on getting better more generally, I tend to think that if the Canucks hope to avoid the fate that befell the Calgary Flames over the past half decade, it's imperative that they find a way to get younger.
Trading for former first round picks is demonstrably a risky game, but it's a risky game the Canucks should be willing to try their hand at this summer. Here's a list of three young forwards, with top-ten pick pedigree who, for whatever reason, appear to have fallen out of favour within their organizations. These players won't come free, or even cheap, but could help the Canucks jump-start a youth movement going forward.
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Alex Burmistrov - Winnipeg Jets
The fraying relationship between Burmistrov and Jets head coach Claude Noel has been a subplot in Winnipeg for months now. It's a situation that appears to be reaching a critical juncture heading into this offseason, as Burmistrov is a restricted free-agent and reportedly isn't particularly interested in re-upping with the Jets.
Per Gary Lawless of the Winnipeg Sun:
Maybe it's posturing, maybe it's reality, but at this juncture it doesn't appear Alex Burmistrov is prepared to extend his time with the Winnipeg Jets.
Two league sources have told the Free Press Burmistrov, due to become a restricted free agent on July 5, has no intention of re-signing with the Jets.
Burmistrov wished to be dealt at the trade deadline and the Jets worked in vain to move him. It appears a trade is still the preferred course of action.Burmistrov and head coach Claude Noel beefed on and off over the past two seasons and the relationship hit an all-time low when the player was a healthy scratch four straight games in March.
The Jets attempted to trade Burmistrov and reportedly had discussions with the Ottawa Senators, Buffalo Sabres and New York Islanders at the deadline. The names Jakob Silfverberg, Drew Stafford and Kyle Okposo have all been attached to Burmistrov trade rumours.
Seeing as how the Jets have already burned Burmistrov's entry-level contract, it's obvious the talented Russian forward won't come cheap. Based on the names listed by Lawless (two young power forwards in Okposo and Stafford, and a bluechip wing prospect in Silfverberg) he doesn't project to be altogether that affordable on the trade market either. But if the wafting "rift between the Jets and Burmistrov" smoke hints at the existence of a fire, then it's certainly likely that Burmistrov will be shopped this summer.
If he is, the Canucks should be making calls to True North, their old partner when True North ran the Manitoba Moose. Hilariously the Jets, who desperately need above average goaltending, would be an ideal landing spot for Roberto Luongo but I doubt they understand that. More likely Vancouver would need to dangle a young defenceman in such a prospective deal.
It's a long shot but Burmistrov could prove worth it. The speedy Russian forward is only twenty-one, has ridiculous hands and has managed to be a decent puck-possession forward over the past couple of seasons. Burmistrov also draws penalties at a solid clip, and is certainly the sort of player one can envision morphing into a dynamic NHL presence as he nears his mid-20s.
If the Canucks are looking for their version of Logan Couture, namely a young player who can realistically extend the team's championship window, Alexandre Burmistrov would seem to be an intriguing place to start.
Ryan Johansen - Columbus Blue Jackets
Up until this season, Ryan Johansen's development had been brutally mismanaged by an inept Columbus management team. Johansen, the fourth overall pick in the 2010 NHL entry draft, has only one year remaining on his entry-level contract and the Jackets have only managed to extract 107 games (and just a hair over 30 points) from the first two years of Johansen's ELC. That's brutal.
After being jerked around a bit for a couple of seasons, Johansen seemed to find his footing this year and was trusted to play legitimate "tough minutes" on a line with former disgruntled Canucks prospect R.J. Umberger and Nick Foligno. But Johansen's season, and possibly his relationship with the Jackets, hit a snag when he was recently scratched by the BlueJackets AHL affiliate in the postseason. From the Columbus Dispatch:
Johansen, playing for the Blue Jackets' top minor-league affiliate in Springfield, Mass., was a healthy scratch when the Falcons were swept from the American Hockey League playoffs in four games by Syracuse over the weekend.
"It's not something I enjoyed doing or wanted to do," Springfield coach Brad Larsen said. "But, to be honest with you, it wasn't all that hard of a decision. "We talked after Game 2, and I tried to ramp him up. In Game 3, we just felt like he wasn't all there, like he wasn't invested 100 percent."
In the first three games, Johansen had no goals, one assist and a minus-8 rating.
The Dispatch report adds that head-coach Todd Richards and Columbus General Manager Jarmo Kekalainen were in on the decision, and quotes Kekalainen as saying "I think this is probably going to be a disappointment (to him), to say the least, maybe even a bit embarrassing," and adding "I don't have any indication that he'd be unhappy, I really don't care if he was unhappy."
Ryan Johnansen is a local kid from Port Moody, and he possesses NHL wheels, hands and size. He'll also turn twenty-one this summer, and already has a season under his belt playing really difficult competition at the NHL level. Johansen's probably not ready to soak up tough minutes and consistently win matchups yet, but he's certainly a more credible two-way forward already than Cody Hodgson, and has far more defensive upside.
Back in the day, when we all still assumed that Roberto Luongo would remain in Vancouver long-term, our dream package for Cory Schneider included Derek Dorsett, Nikitia Nikitin and Ryan Johansen. Whenever we count scoring chances against the Blue Jackets, Johansen seems to have a big game (partly, perhaps, because he's playing in front of friends and family at Rogers Arena). Anyway, I doubt Johansen is available at all, and much less for a bargain bin price, but he's certainly the sort of player who could change the trajectory of this Canucks franchise...
Nino Niederreiter - New York Islanders
Nino Niederreiter was recently left of the Islanders playoff roster, but he played major minutes for the silver medalist Swiss National Team at the World Hockey Championships this past month. Niederreiter is a massive forward with a powerful game, an NHL shot, and a bit of an odd skating stride.
Lack of NHL production aside, he'd be one hell of a get for any team acquiring him, and we know that he's requested a trade in the recent past. This is from a January 22nd report via Katie Strang of ESPN:
His agent informed Islanders general manager Garth Snow of the request last week, the source said, although Snow is not believed to be amenable to doing a deal — at least at the moment.
There has been growing concern about Niederreiter's development since last season. Although the young prospect appeared in 55 games for the Islanders, he was used in a limited role. He managed only one goal, causing many to feel he'd be better off playing in Bridgeport and to speculate that the team could be keeping him around for cap purposes (i.e. his entry-level contract bonuses helped the team hover slightly above the cap floor).
During the lockout, Niederreiter began the year in Bridgeport and has flourished, leaving him and his camp baffled as to why he didn't get a chance to crack the roster.
The Islanders have already burned the first two years of Niederreiter's entry-level contract, turning those years into 64 games and a measley three points. The Islanders took a big step forward this past season without Niederreiter in the lineup and it's concievable that the club could look to rid themselves of a distraction, and recoup some value for Niederreiter's services this summer.
In fifty-five NHL games a season ago. Niederreiter had a single goal. That's ugly, but his 1.4% personal shooting percentage and his 0.84% on-ice shooting percentage suggests to me that his lack of production was a complete fluke. This past year playing with the Bridgeport Tigers of the AHL, Niederreiter scored twenty-eight goals and fifty points and he doesn't turn twenty-one until September. So, yeah, trading for his services would be a worthwhile gamble (depending on the price).
We know that Niederreiter has requested a trade in the recent past, so he might be the most likely of the three guys listed here to be moved this offseason. Mike Gillis and the Canucks should be pestering Garth Snow on the Niederreiter front, and they have some solid blueline pieces to offer the Islanders in a trade.
Niederreiter seems like the perfect description for Mike Gillis' year end press conference, though I have no idea what sort of trade value he'd command.
Is there any way a team can only retain salary in a deal and not cap space? Because if that were in any way possible, maybe the Islanders would be a fit for Luongo!
May 22 2013, 10:17AM
All three make sense. Really like Johansen, and has the local thing going for him too.
You're proposing a bunch of reclamation projects, and I'm not sure that's what we need right now.
I think we'd be better off pursuing players that legitimately project to be top-6 players, rather than continuing to put our money on marginal players who may or may not be useful for us.
Trading Elder should net is some quality pieces. I think he's expendable and valuable, and could get us something worth trading for.
Agreed with cale, mostly. While I think that Niederreiter is interesting, Burmistrov is slight (5'11 170lbs) and apparently a real defensive liability. Not exactly the direction Gillis was mentioning the team needs to take, and these gambles speak more of a rebuild than a reset.
It's important to note that the Canucks will be skating Kassian, Booth (I believe he will start the season - he has has too many desirable characteristics the Canucks are looking for to not give a final shot before next year's trade deadline) and possibly Shroeder or Jensen. None of them have shown reliable scoring for their own varying reasons.
With such limited assets I think the Canucks should go for guys like David Clarkson or Sean Couterier.
Why exactly should we trust Gillis to make a good trade?
1 (very) good trade of note for Ehrhoff
6 bad trades of note for Bernier, Alberts, Ballard, Booth, Kassian & Roy
1 pending bad trade as soon as Luongo is given away for cap space instead of trading Schneider.
The Higgins & Lapierre trades were fine. But the extensions are not part of the trade so they weren't really Canuck wins.
Based on past performance, the Canucks would be better off by simply maintaining the status quo (minus a goalie, Ballard & Roy for cap reasons) instead of allowing Gillis to get his hands on the team.
Could Luongo accept a trade to New York? The Isles have a good team, lots of cap space, need of a good goaltender, and a historical connection with Luongo. If they've got a young prospect demanding a trade it seems like a swap that could benefit both teams.
May 22 2013, 11:34AM
Nice timing on Burmistrov.
@NM00 I don't think the Alberts, Roy, Booth or Kassian traded were unequivocally "bad". Alberts has logged a lot of ice responsibly and only cost a third, Booth hasn't worked out but was essentially acquired for nothing of value, the Roy trade filled a need and was necessary even if it flopped, and it's too soon to tell on the Kassian deal.
A 2nd round pick and an okay prospect is a ridiculous price to pay for a few games of Derek Roy.
That link pertains to baseball but the logic applies just as well to hockey. A 2nd round pick and a B/C prospect for a rental is absolutely terrible asset management.
A 3rd round pick for a little over a year of a #7 defenseman is, again, a terrible trade. I'm sure you remember how brutal Alberts was during his first season with Vancouver.
He has improved up to a #6 defenseman. But, again, contract extensions are NOT a part of the trade unless the trade includes a window to negotiate.
Booth has been a waste of cap space since he arrived. Although I think he is better than most Canuck fans give him credit, there was a reason Tallon gave him up (see your link above to the Spector article).
The Kassian trade is the worst. Hodgson has far greater value right now than Kassian. Put differently, if Kassian were made available he would bring back much, much less than Hodgson.
I had zero issue trading Hodgson. But the return was and continues to be underwhelming.
I repeat: people should not have confidence in Gillis to fix the mess he created. He inherited a solid roster and farm system and has done a terrible job supplementing what he inherited.
Before any one starts listing players we'd some how like ( does this sound like the Leafs ) you have to list what you are willing to let go.
So it looks like Luongo ( MG over played his hand ) and won't return a lot now.
Raymond a 2nd round pick from a team maybe like Columbus/Islanders who are a couple of players from getting into the play-offs next season
Edler, while a good player, defense is likely the Canucks strongest depth, with out him we still have a respectable top 4
Who knows maybe Ballard can be thrown in on a deal or he'll be bought out.
As much as we want the skill factors lets hope we look at their character before we trade for a future player. As much as any thing we need a mind reset on the roster
I read an article this year (no idea where) which showed that most high draft picks traded early in their careers tended not to do well at their new club, who almost always lost the trade. Why not just offer sheet Burmistrov and give up a 2nd?
Edler for Johansen and a the Kings 1st round pick. Make it happen Gilly.
completely agree
I don't think Gillis would take on a russian player - even in a parallel universe. Esp not one who pulled a Cody Hodgson on his team. But I like the idea of acquiring a young cetnre, they clearly need 1 or two.
Next year the NYI, the team that drafted Luongo, move to the Barclays centre. I have a hunch that Lu would accept a trade back to the Islanders, a team led by John Tavares and poised to make some noise in a new building... i would venture to say that if the Canucks took back Rick De Pietro (then promptly bought him out) they could land El Nino + some, and its a win for both sides.
Remember bluefiSh said it first.
bluefish, I couldn't agree with you more. This is the kind of gutsy move Gillis needs to be making, excellent use of the buyout clause and is probably the only way to extract value for Lou.
This still leaves the Elder for Couturier pipe dream alive, a move that address's both teams needs so well that of course it will never happen damn it. This is the Kesler insurance that Drance is looking for and is a move Gillis must make.
Even if both of these moves happen I think the naucks should go for Johansen, people are wrong to sour on this guy. Just as a fourth line centre he would be a huge improvement/influx of talent for the canucks. Adds to depth at centre and more Kesler insurance. Would Tanev straight up be enough. Our first and Schroeder, maybe the canucks swallow half of Ballards salary and our first.
These moves are not pie in the sky never going to happen kind of moves, and would increase the canucks skill, youth, and window for winning.
Here's what I would do. I think that the Canucks need a tough guy as a coach. Someone who encourages players to play a physical style of game. I think that they need to get more scarier.
So here's what I would do...
- Get rid of total plugs like Alberts and Ebbett. - Let go of Mason Raymond. He's a good player, just needs a fresh start. - Trade Luongo and 3rd to Panthers for either Nick Bjugstad or Erik Gudbranson. - Also go for a guy like Wayne Simmonds... not sure if Flyers want to give him up though. - Kassian. He's got more than enough potential to be a real legit power forward. However, they should send him to the minors for a little more training, and then he'll be ready. - Free agents that they should go for: Matt Hendricks (fighter, shootout specialist, good replacement for Malhotra), Danny Briere (playoff performer, maybe getting bought out by Flyers), Doug Murray (solid hitter, size and grit), David Clarkson (fighter, goal scorer)


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