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With some of the most pleasant weather in years, the Pueblo to Pueblo foot race ran smoothly last Saturday. The first four winners in the 10K race were first-place Logan Ott (138), second-place Kenny Whitehair (115), third-place David Bloom (136) and fourth-place Carl Kamm (129). Carl's daughter, Juniper Kamm, accompanied him on the run. Ott's time of 34 minutes, 54 seconds was only 20 seconds behind the record time set by Daniel Tsavalo in 2005.
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Four more liquor store applications were filed by Friday for a third location in Mt. Juliet.
Three of the locations were on Lebanon Road close to the Davidson County line, and one was off the Beckwith Road, I-40 exit.
Mt. Juliet Liquors, LLC applied for a store in the Shiloh shopping center on the Davidson County and Wilson County line. Monarch M. Desai applied for Legacy Wine & Spirits in the West Wilson Plaza Shopping Center where Dunkin Donuts and Cinco De Mayo are located. G.J. Partners applied for a location at 14310 Lebanon Road next to the HDP Motorcycle Shop is located. Chhaya A. Patel applied for a location on the corner of Beckwith Road and South Rutland Road.
Two locations have already been approved. One is in a yet to be built building on Providence Parkway and the other is at 11344 and 11350 Lebanon Road where the Boost Mobile is now located. That location will be open in the coming months, and the Providence location is still several months away.
The Alcoholic Beverage Commission will review the applications at their April 23 meeting and will make their recommendations to the City Commission. The commission will make a decision at the May 13 meeting for the third location.

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Chapter 9
Many Jews intermarry with the Canaanites and others and follow their abominations—Ezra prays and confesses the sins of all the people.
1 Now when these things were done, the
2 For they have taken of their
3 And when I heard this thing, I
4 Then were assembled unto me every one that
5 ¶And at the evening sacrifice I arose up from my heaviness; and having rent my garment and my mantle, I fell upon my knees, and spread out my hands unto the Lord my God,
6 And said, O my God, I am ashamed and blush to lift up my face to thee, my God: for our iniquities are increased over our head, and our trespass is grown up unto the heavens.
7 Since the days of our fathers have we been in a great trespass unto this day; and for our iniquities have we, our kings, and our priests, been delivered into the hand of the kings of the lands, to the sword, to captivity, and to a spoil, and to
8 And now for a little space
9 For we were bondmen; yet our God hath not forsaken us in our
10 And now, O our God, what shall we say after this? for we have forsaken thy commandments,
11 Which thou hast commanded by thy servants the prophets, saying, The land, unto which ye go to possess it, is an unclean land with the
12 Now therefore give not your daughters unto their sons, neither take their daughters unto your sons, nor seek their peace or their wealth for ever: that ye may be strong, and eat the good of the land, and leave it for an inheritance to your children for ever.
13 And after all that is come upon us for our
14 Should we again break thy commandments, and join in affinity with the people of these abominations? wouldest not thou be angry with us till thou hadst consumed us, so that there should be no remnant nor escaping?
15 O Lord God of Israel, thou art


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Summertime means lemonade and brownies!
Are they ultimate? Better than ultimate, even? I'm not sure, but in my house, they're definitely better than ultimate. They're dark, rich, and fudgy--with a hint of espresso and extra mini semi-sweet chips. Actually, they're triple chocolate brownies, with unsweetened chocolate, dark cocoa, and mini chips. They also happen to be my new favorite. I've made them three times already, and don't see myself stopping anytime soon.
These are the brownies that I used in my Mocha Toffee Brownie Chunk Ice Cream from a couple weeks ago. I mentioned in the post that I've never made brownies like these before, as far as the preparation method. They're still very simple, but there's some extra time in there, for mixing--and a little waiting, too. But this is ok, because it gives you time to do other things while you're waiting! Like dream of the brownies coming out of the oven. Or you stuffing your pie hole with them. We'll look away, don't worry.
So while looking for a brownie recipe to try a while ago, I looked through my bookmarks and found this one at Gourmeted.com. I imagine I've had it bookmarked since it was posted--in 2009! The poster, Dan, got the recipe from About.com, and he had to make some changes to suit what he had on hand. Turns out, I had to do the same thing. I didn't have exactly the same ingredients that he had to work with, so I made up for that, and then some.
Did you know that if you don't have unsweetened chocolate, you can use three tablespoons of cocoa plus one tablespoon of oil? You can! Just mix them together and use the same way you'd use a melted one ounce square of unsweetened chocolate. I fall back on this trick all the time! Seems I'm always out of baking chocolate. In the case of these brownies, I had to do this because I only had a couple of squares on hand. And the cocoa, I feel, adds a deep richness to the batter, along with the espresso powder. Also, something happens when you add the mini chips to the warm batter before it sits for the twenty minutes. Some of them start to melt into the batter, which makes it even fudgier.
The second time I made them, I used regular sized chips and added them right before baking. They were still fantastic, but not as good as when I use the minis and add them while the batter is still warm. Plus! And this is a big plus--this recipe makes a 9 x 13 inch pan. Big deal? Yes! In a family of six people, an 8 inch square pan of anything doesn't last very long. So I get double the amount for the same work. Bonus in my book!
Even Better Than Ultimate Brownies
Makes a 9"x13" pan. Yay!
I use a 10 oz bag of Ghirardelli mini chocolate chips in these. You're going to divide it--3 oz melted with the other chocolate, cocoa and butter, and the remaining chips will be stirred into the batter.
3 (1-oz) squares of unsweetened chocolate
3 tbsp cocoa (I use Hershey's Special Dark Cocoa)
3 tbsp canola oil
3 oz of mini semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 cup butter
1 tbsp espresso powder or instant coffee
5 eggs
2 1/4 cups sugar
1 tbsp vanilla
1 1/2 cups flour
1 tsp salt
7 oz (remaining chips from the bag) mini chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 375°F. Line a 9 x 13" pan with foil, and lightly grease the foil.
In a small saucepan over low heat, melt the unsweetened chocolate squares, cocoa and oil, the 3 oz of mini chips, the butter, and the espresso powder or instant coffee. Set aside.
While the chocolate things are doing their thing, get the next step going. Beat eggs, sugar and vanilla at high speed for 10 minutes. While not necessary, a stand mixer would do beautifully here--you can do other things while it mixes for you.
Add the melted chocolate mixture to the mixing bowl, along with the flour and salt. Mix until just blended, and them stir in the remaining 7 oz of chocolate chips. Let the batter sit on the counter for 20 minutes before pouring into the greased pan. YES. Twenty minutes. I don't really know why, so don't ask me--but trust me.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan and tap the pan on your work surface a few times to release air bubbles.
Bake for 27-30 minutes, and maybe even start checking after 25. The top should be shiny and the sides should be pulling away from the sides of the pan. Let them cool, then lift them out of the pan using the edges of the foil. Cut into squares and store in an airtight container.
- Most of the prep time in this recipe is downtime for you. The ten minute mixing and the twenty minute wait time. The rest of the recipe is ridiculously simple, so don't be scared off.
- These will be your ultimate summertime brownies, with their fantastic texture and classic shiny tops. Bring them to the beach, cookouts, picnics, parties--you name it. Memorial Day and Independence Day are approaching--do you always get asked to bring a dessert? Bookmark these!
- Make them for yourself, too! And if it seems like too many, give some away. But once you taste them, you may not want to. Freeze some. You know, for those emergencies when you need something chocolaty and cold. Warm it slightly in the microwave and have it with ice cream for a special treat!


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New Haven News, September 1, 2010
Lori Beth Elder
We're back, bigger and better than ever, and we love our new bus! Hi, my name is Lori Beth Elder and I want to tell you all that we have been doing at New Haven since we returned.
We have 26 attending this year, and this is probably the largest enrollment ever. I am starting my second year at New Haven. Others returning from last year include Justin Bates, Katie Blythe, Alexis Braxton, Essence Cannon, Ricky Joe Caviness, Deb Cook, Will Floyd, Deborah Griffin, Alisa Ingle, Amber Jackson, Glenn Jumper, Jeana Koon, Jennifer Manning, Patrick McKenzie, James Moroney, Shane Rhea, Tabitha Roberson, Jake Russell, Katie Tutor, and Josh Turner. We are happy to welcome back Don Nauta and Andrew Simpson who had previously attended, and welcome first timers Charlessa McKenzie, Clifford McKenzie, and Jake Smith. We are very happy to have Ruby Johnson, Stella Williams, Dorthy Denton (DD), Price Livington, and Collett Cross (CC) with us this year. This will be Ruby's 29th year at New Haven!
Our first day back was August 5. We started that day so we could go to the fair. Before we left to go to the fair, our Wal-Mart DC buddies, J Mac, Marcus, Leonard, Steve, and Mike surprised us with what we thought was a regular visit. Little did we know they were there to show us the 55" TV they were giving us. You have never seen such a big TV!
The trip to the fair was even more exciting than ever because it was our first official trip on the bus. We have a new friend, Mike Grisham or Mr. Mike to us, who drove us to the fair. We went through town blowing the horn and waving. The bus is beautiful! It is so easy to get off and on, the seats are comfortable, and best of all, there is room for all of us to ride together!
We enjoyed the entertainment and the delicious meal at the fair. We had our blood pressure checked. We also received bags from BanCorp South and fans from Baptist Hospital Union County. Of course, we always enjoy talking to people we see. One of the main reasons we like going to the fair is to view the exhibits and see if we win ribbons. We entered 20 plants and nine bracelets, and we won 19 blue ribbons and ten red ribbons.
We want to do more next year. If anyone wants to help us with a new entry, we would love it because that is how we got started about three years ago. Ms. Patrice Smith taught us how to make bracelets and the Northside Garden Club helped us pot our first plants.
Many of our volunteers are back this year. Ms. Lanta Craig came on our second day and will be coming most Fridays for music. We've started learning some new songs and also the "Hokey Pokey." We are really excited about singing with Ms. Mary Haskell on Thursday night, September 2. She visited New Haven to listen to us sing. We sang "Mississippi" and "She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain". She is so nice. She talked to us about being in movies and when she was Miss Mississippi. We hope a lot of people come hear us sing with her. If Ms. Lanta didn't do music with us, we would not get to do this.
Ms. Joy Hill is also back this year. She is so much fun and really keeps up moving. She has fun music and games, and we look forward to her visits. Even though it is fun for us, we know it is work for her to bring all her stuff and plan things for us.
Even though most of us didn't bowl over the summer, we are still pretty good. Mr. Wayne Dye opens the bowling alley for us twice a month and does not charge us to bowl. All of us enjoy bowling.
Our first visit to the museum was fun. We made cards about ourselves. Ms. Jill and Ms. Janet always have a fun activity planned for us. Ms. Marjorie Livingston volunteering from the Dogwood Hills Garden Club was there to help us, and Ms. Betty King volunteering from the Pilot Club of New Albany came and sang "If You're Happy and You Know It" with us.
We have a craft activity planned and we need baby food jars. If anyone has the larger size glass jars with the lid that you can save for us, we will put them to good use.
I have tried to tell you about most of the first two weeks. I think you can tell we stay on the go.
There's still more to tell about other visitors and new activities, but you will have to wait until next week. We hope you will read each week. I hope your week will be as good ours!
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Going for Gold: The early reviews are in for the Winter 2014 Olympic Games venues and so far they're outpacing the reviews of Sochi's hospitality sector: "By most accounts, the Russians have succeeded in building a collection of world-class venues ranging from a glittering ice dome on the coast to a highly technical bobsled run in the nearby mountains." [Los Angeles Times] The hotels aren't winning near as many medals. [The Washington Post]
Smells Fishty: Mark Lamster thinks that Fisht Stadium—designed by Populous, and on all your TVs for the next few two weeks—bears more than a passing resemblance to Dallas's AT&T Stadium, designed by HKS. Here's Lamster:
Fisht reproduces Cowboys signature pair of arched trusses, and shares its bulbous, hump-back shape—albeit with a wave-like articulated roof of polycarbonate. What it appears not to share, at least from the images available online, is the sensitive way Cowboys Stadium hits the ground, slanting in to minimize its bulk. Fisht is a lot more ham-fisted, flaring out and surrounded by all manner of circulatory junk.
It's sort of Lamster's job to find the Home of the Dallas Cowboys superior to a venue that's 6,500 miles away from Dallas. But, point taken—the two do look something alike. [The Dallas Morning News]
More Monday News:
Francine Houben of Mecanoo takes the crown as AJ's woman architect of the year. [Architects Journal]
A Spanish court orders Santiago Calatrava to pay $4 million in a dispute over the Oviedo city hall. [Associated Press]
A best-of-2013-New-York-architecture list—in February? I suppose it's okay, as long it's got a Winter Olympics medals theme going. [New York Daily News]
Elliott + Associates Architects of Oklahoma City picked up plaudits from Interior Design magazine for its work in Marfa, Texas. [The Oklahoman]
"Frank Lloyd Wright: Building the Imperial Hotel" opens at the Frist Center. [The Tennessean]
The fascinating and tragic story of the Torrance development in Southern California. [Curbed]
A non-architect shares his perspective from jurying architecture awards. [The Fresno Bee]
AECOM architect Rob Rothblatt previews the new Sacramento Kings arena. [KTXL]
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The second Lunch and Learn meeting will be held on Jan. 18 at noon at the Museum of the San Rafael in Castle Dale. The event will be catered by Gilly's from Ferron. Featured speakers will be Mike McCandless, Emery County Economic Development Director and Ethan Migliori. The lunch will also spotlight local businesses including Cardell Sackett from the Heritage Home Mortuary.
McCandless will give an update on economic development in Emery County in 2011. He and Migliori will talk about funding opportunities for businesses including the Fast Track grant as well as tax credits that are available. They will talk about the Business Expansion and Retention program which is operating in Emery and Carbon counties. Much information will be given concerning opportunities for your Emery County business.
The Emery County Business Chamber wants everyone to become involved in the organization. A reasonable fee schedule has been outlined for the yearly memberships.
A survey was taken at the launch meeting in November. Most business owners preferred meetings every other month. So Lunch and Learn meetings are planned for every other month on the third Tuesday of the month with the first meeting for 2011 on Jan. 18.
As part of the Emery County Business Chamber goal to support local business, they are giving local food vendors the opportunity to cater the Lunch and Learn events. If you are interested in catering a Lunch and Learn let us know.
Future topics for the Lunch and Learn meetings include: creating an Internet presence and using social networking to your advantage. Marketing your business. Tourism and the Utah film industry, how it can work to your advantage. Finding loans to expand your business with Zions Bank personnel. Branding your business and creating a business identification uniquely your own. Speakers will include: David Cassidy, Alan Christensen, Bev Evans, Joel Hatch, David Williams, Marshall Moore and others subject to availability.
Along with the speakers at the Lunch and Learn event, two Emery County Businesses will be spotlighted. If you would like your business to be spotlighted, let the ECBC know you are interested. This is a great way to increase awareness for your business and what you have to offer the community.
All meetings will be held the third Tuesday every other month with meetings planned for January, March, May, July, September and November of 2011. If you would like to join the ECBC organization contact Jerry Stottler, ECPC chairman. Board positions are still available.


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Posted by Lt. Ramirez: Today is a very sad day for the NYPD! I left work a short time ago and the more I learn about the tragic circumstances of P.O. Figoski's death the more frustrated I get. Not saying that others do not care, obviously they do! As I read the posts though that my bothers and sisters in blue post, I sense that bond that only we can share and relate too! It is not that we are bet...ter, but only we know wh...at it is like responding to those calls where outwardly you put on the professional image when responding to a gun run, or confronting a violent criminal, or any call when our sixth sense kicks in and we know that the situation could get very ugly very fast, but inwardly we are a bit scared, and our loved ones race through our thoughts, yet we do not shy off from our responsibilities and the oath that we took. With that in mind there were two post that I read today that particularly stuck out for me. I can not take credit for these, and I am only re-posting them
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"The Sopranos" premiered in January of this year.
The first episode aired on Jan. 10, 1999.
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When was the final episode?
Episode 86 aired on June 10, 2007.
Question 3 of 30
"The Sopranos" was the second hour-long HBO drama series. What was the first?
The prison drama "Oz" ran from 1997 until 2003.
"Six Feet Under"
"The Wire"
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Twenty-seven members of the "Sopranos" cast were also in this movie.
"The Godfather"
Lorraine Bracco (Dr. Melfi), Michael Imperioli (Christopher) and Tony Sirico (Paulie Walnuts) were among the 27 who also appeared in "Goodfellas."
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Tony Soprano is a member of the DiMeo crime family of New Jersey. What's their New York City counterpart?
the Baccalieris
the Lupertazzis
The DiMeos and the Lupertazzis have a complicated, violent relationship that only becomes more so as the series progresses.
the Cifarettos
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Why does Tony collapse in the series' first episode?
heart attack
panic attack
He has a panic attack while grilling at his son's birthday party.
Question 7 of 30
Tony's uncle, Corrado, goes by this nickname.
Uncle Junior
Uncle Junior is a constant thorn in Tony's side.
Question 8 of 30
In an early episode, Tony hunts down and kills a former "colleague" while doing this with his daughter, Meadow.
visiting colleges
Tony and Meadow are visiting colleges in Maine when he spots Fabian Petrulio, whom he ends up strangling with a wire.
going to a Giants game
Question 9 of 30
While Tony and Meadow are gone, Tony's wife, Carmela, has an almost-romantic movie night with _________.
her priest
While Tony and Meadow are off visiting colleges, Carmela hangs out with her crush, Father Intintola — who vomits just as she's about to kiss him.
Tony's bodyguard
her mechanic
Question 10 of 30
Why does Tony choose Dr. Melfi to be his therapist?
Because he's attracted to her.
Because of her name.
Tony likes the fact that Dr. Melfi is also Italian-American.
Because she also treats Silvio.
Question 11 of 30
This guys gets out of jail in season two and starts sleeping with Tony's sister, Janice.
Tony Blundetto
Richie Aprile
Richie and Janice had dated in high school and picked it up again after his prison sentence.
Ralph Cifaretto
Question 12 of 30
How does Richie die?
Janice shoots him.
Janice shoots Richie after an argument and gets Tony to cover it up — most people think he's disappeared into the Witness Protection Program.
Phil Leotardo runs over him.
He chokes on linguini at Vesuvio.
Question 13 of 30
Who does Janice end up marrying?
Bobby Bacala
After Bobby's wife dies, Janice gets her hooks into him.
Silvio Dante
Ralph Cifaretto
Question 14 of 30
In season three, Meadow starts dating the son of this former DiMeo family boss.
Jackie Aprile
Meadow and Jackie Jr.'s relationship doesn't end well — Ralph puts out a hit on Jackie after he bungles a card-game robbery.
John Sacrimoni
Sal Bonpensiero
Question 15 of 30
Why does Johnny Sack want to kill Ralph Cifaretto?
Ralph made fun of his wife.
Johnny becomes enraged when Ralph cracks jokes about his overweight wife.
Ralph killed his son.
Ralph slept with his daughter.
Question 16 of 30
Who ends up killing Ralph?
Tony confronts Ralph about setting the stable fire that killed their racehorse — and winds up strangling him.
Paulie Walnuts
Question 17 of 30
In the episode "Pine Barrens," these two characters chase a Russian mobster through the snowy woods.
Tony and Carmela
Silvio and Bobby
Christopher and Paulie Walnuts
We never do find out what happened to the Russian, whom Paulie and Christopher shoot but fail to kill.
Question 18 of 30
How does Big Pussy die?
Tony shoots him.
Tony and the gang take their FBI-informant former friend out in a boat, shoot him and dump him with the fishes.
Tony dumps him off a boat in the middle of the ocean.
He's killed in a drive-by shooting.
Question 19 of 30
How does Adriana die?
Christopher beats her to death.
Silvio shoots her.
When Adriana admits to Christopher that she's an FBI informant, Tony has Silvio kill her.
Paulie Walnuts strangles her.
Question 20 of 30
How does Johnny Sack die?
Johnny Sack succumbs to lung cancer while in prison.
Question 21 of 30
How does Christopher die?
He commits suicide.
He overdoses on heroin.
Tony suffocates him.
When he and a drug-impaired Christopher are in a car crash, passenger Tony holds his cousin's nostrils shut to end his suffering (and also so he won't have to deal with him anymore).
Question 22 of 30
Why does Uncle Junior start acting like he's senile?
So he won't have to go on trial.
Junior is under house arrest and acting crazy to avoid trial for racketeering — but he actually does develop dementia.
So Tony will be scared of him.
So people will feel bad for him.
Question 23 of 30
Why does Dr. Melfi finally stop treating Tony?
She realizes he'll never change.
Probably all of the above, but Dr. Melfi also learns — through her own therapist — that therapy usually doesn't help sociopaths.
She's afraid of him.
She's attracted to him.
Question 24 of 30
When he's released from prison, this cousin of Tony's decides to go straight and get his massage license.
Tony Blundetto
Tony Blundetto is determined to stay on the straight and narrow, but he's soon reeled back into a life of crime.
Bobby Bacala
Patsy Parisi
Question 25 of 30
This is the strip club that Tony's group runs.
Crazy Horse Cabaret
Bada Bing!
Soprano consigliere Silvio Dante manages the Bada Bing!
Go Go Rama
Question 26 of 30
While working at the Esplanade construction site, Meadow's boyfriend, Finn, finds this guy in a compromising position.
Vito Spatafore
Finn is terrified when he spies Vito in a portable toilet with another man.
Bobby Bacala
Carmine Lupertazzi Jr.
Question 27 of 30
Why is Tony in a coma at the beginning of the final season?
Johnny Sack pushes him down a flight of stairs.
Uncle Junior shoots him.
Uncle Junior, suffering from dementia and thinking Tony is an old enemy, shoots him.
He gets run over by a truck.
Question 28 of 30
Why does Johnny Sack totally lose the respect of Tony's crew in season six?
He cries.
To the delight of Tony and the guys, Johnny Sack bursts into tears while being handcuffed and returned to prison after his daughter's wedding.
He tries to kill Tony.
His wife cheats on him.
Question 29 of 30
What's the name of the mobster horror film that Christopher and Carmine Jr. shop around in season six?
"The Grinder"
"Meat Hook"
Christopher describes "Cleaver" as "'Saw' meets 'The Godfather II.'"
Question 30 of 30
In the final scene of the series, Tony plays this Journey song on the jukebox while waiting for his family to arrive at a restaurant.
"Don't Stop Believin'"
Tony plays "Don't Stop Believin'" and waits patiently as the tension ratchets up both in the song and on-screen … and then the screen goes black.
"Any Way You Want It"
"Wheel in the Sky"


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Sunnyside HS Principal Recounts Boston Bombing
A Sunnyside High School Principal was running in the Boston Marathon today.
Ryan Maxwell says he and his family are safe in their hotel room now.
Maxwell finished the marathon several minutes before the explosions, but nearly headed back towards the finish line after reuniting with his family.
Your Local ABC spoke with him by phone earlier today.
Here is a transcript of the phonecall:
"I'm not scared -- I've got my 12 year old son here and my wife. After I finished the race they both went into that store the bomb was outside of. My wife and son were in the store and they had left to come find me. And then my son wanted to go back to the store to buy a marathon jacket and I said no, I'm tired. Otherwise we would've been at the store when the bombing happened, so it hit really close to home."
Your Local ABC will continue to update you as we get information over the next 24 hours.


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The Design and Scope of the Atonement
from R.C. Sproul Feb 27, 2017 Category: ArticlesIn an age wherein the ground of theology has been saturated by the torrential downpour of existential thinking, it seems almost suicidal, like facing the open floodgates riding a raft made of balsa wood, to appeal to a seventeenth-century theologian to address a pressing theological issue. Nothing evokes more snorts... Keep Reading
2011 Academy Conference Round-Up
from Karisa Schlehr Jan 24, 2011 Category: EventsWhat is Christian orthodoxy, and why is it important? This past weekend, hundreds gathered at the campus of Ligonier Academy for the 2011 Academy Conference. Stephen Nichols, R.C. Sproul, and Carl Trueman looked at the pillars of Christian orthodoxy—history, truth, and faith—and those who have gone on before us so that we might be able to stand for Jesus, firm in our faith. Blog summaries are available for each of the sessions. Keep Reading
Twitter Highlights (1/23/11)
from Nathan W. Bingham Jan 23, 2011 Category: Ministry NewsHere are some highlights from the various Ligonier Twitter feeds over the past week. Keep Reading
2011 Academy Conference - Session 6 - R.C. Sproul
from Robert Rothwell Jan 23, 2011 Category: EventsDr. R.C. Sproul concluded our 2011 Ligonier Academy Conference with his message "Post Tenebras Lux." What does this phrase mean and why is it important? Dr. Sproul explains thusly: Introduction I have appreciated the speakers that went before me today, and I particularly enjoyed Dr. Trueman's emphasis on the doctrine of justification. Luther called it the doctrine upon which the church stands or falls. Calvin said it is the hinge on which everything turns. Keep Reading
2011 Academy Conference - Session 5 - Carl Trueman
from Robert Rothwell Jan 23, 2011 Category: EventsOn Saturday afternoon, Dr. Carl Trueman took the podium to explain the centrality of justification by faith alone. Here is what he had to say: Faith, as defined in classic Protestantism, is not what the wider culture today has in mind when it speaks of faith. I was speaking to someone recently who has a relative who goes to a rehabilitation group for help in recovering from an addiction. This person went to one of these meetings with her relative and, being a Christian, she wanted to talk about her faith in God But this was not allowed. The emphasis in the meeting was on faith, but just faith in general, not faith in a specific concept or person. This is evident throughout our society. Faith is seen as a virtue today, but generally people are not referring to faith in something. Instead, faith is seen a nebulous concept that all will turn out well or it is something that gets you through the day. For the Protestant Reformers, however, faith was something deeper. Keep Reading
The Sanctity of Life
from R.C. Sproul Jan 23, 2011 Category: R.C. SproulWhenever a potential nominee to the Supreme Court of the United States is vetted by the Senate, questions will invariably arise regarding that individual's opinion on the landmark Roe v. Wade decision. Many senators will not usually vote to confirm the justice if the appointee opposes abortion on demand. Keep Reading
2011 Academy Conference - Session 4 - Questions & Answers
from Karisa Schlehr Jan 22, 2011 Category: EventsAfter a full morning of messages by Carl Trueman and Stephen Nichols, we started the afternoon with a question and answer session with Drs. Nichols, Sproul, and Trueman. Chris Larson moderated. Keep Reading
2011 Academy Conference - Session 3 - Carl Trueman
from Keith Mathison Jan 22, 2011 Category: EventsDr. Carl Trueman's first message at this weekend's Ligonier Academy Conference was titled "Truth." Dr. Trueman indicated that since his training is in church history he would be approaching his subject from a historical perspective. Today the issue of Scripture's truth is coming to the foreground again. There are two areas where a renewed scrutiny toward Scripture is being focused. The first concerns the referential truth of Scripture. Are the words of Scripture true? The second concerns the perspicuity of Scripture. Is Scripture clear? Keep Reading
Experiencing God's Forgiveness from Guilt Connected with Abortion
from Deborah Finnamore Jan 22, 2011 Category: Ministry NewsForgiveness is one of the marvels of God's grace. Its healing power is magnificent. If a woman has been involved in abortion, God does not require that she spend the rest of her life walking around with a red "A" on her chest. He does require that she repent of her sin and come to Him for the cleansing of forgiveness. Keep Reading
2011 Academy Conference - Session 2 - Stephen Nichols
from Greg Bailey Jan 22, 2011 Category: EventsDr. Nichols opened by quoting from J. Gresham Machen's inaugural address as an assistant professor at Princeton Theological Seminary on May 3, 1915, in which he declared, "The modern church is impatient of history." Almost a century later, these words remain relevant, but the postmodern church is not only impatient of history, it isdisdainful of history. Our age believes new is better. However, we are a people with a past, and when the church marches on in ignorance of its history, it is in great peril. Keep Reading
2011 Academy Conference - Session 1 - Theology in Dialogue
from Scott Devor Jan 22, 2011 Category: EventsThe 2011 Ligonier Academy Conference on pillars of Christian orthodoxy began Friday, January 21, with a Q&A session featuring Drs. Stephen Nichols, R.C. Sproul, R.C. Sproul Jr., and Carl Trueman. Chris Larson moderated. Keep Reading


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Deer Hunters: It's Time to Let Your Voice Be Heard.
DWR presents options for 2011 deer hunt.
If you like to hunt deer in Utah, you need to let the Utah Wildlife Board know which hunting option you want the board to pass.
The Division of Wildlife Resources will present some major changes for the 2011 hunt at public meetings in November. Those changes could affect the number of bucks you see and the ability you and your family have to hunt.
You can learn about the proposed changes by visiting the web pageâ www.wildlife.utah.gov/dwr/2011-deer-changes.html.
Anis Aoude, big game coordinator for the DWR, says the proposed deer hunting changes are the biggest proposed in Utah in almost 15 years. "What's decided could change deer hunting as we know it," Aoude says.
Three options The DWR will present.
Option 3 is similar to the way deer hunting happens in Utah today (see www.wildlife.utah.gov/dwr/2011-deer-changes.html for details). The following are highlights from the other two options:
Raising the number of bucks compared to the number of does is the goal of both options.
The current goal is to manage Utah's general season areas so biologists find at least 15 bucks per 100 does after the hunting seasons are over in the fall. Both of the new options would raise that goal to 18 bucks per 100 does.
Raising the number of bucks per 100 does requires reducing the number of bucks hunters take during the general season hunt. And there's only one effective way to do thatâreduce the number of hunters.
Option 1 is the DWR's preferred option. Under this option, general season hunting would continue within the five regions Utah currently has. But areas within a region that have very low buck-to-doe ratios would be managed separately from the rest of the region.
Increasing the regional buck-to-doe average to at least 18 bucks per 100 does would require reducing the total number of hunters by about 7,000.
Currently, 94,000 hunters are allowed to hunt.
Because 7,000 fewer permits would be offered, the permits that are available might cost more.
Under Option 2, the state would be split into 29 separate hunting areas. These areas would be called units. The units would be managed on an individual basis so at least 18 bucks per 100 does were found on each unit after the hunts were over in the fall. Reaching at least 18 bucks per 100 does on each of these smaller unitsâinstead of an average of 18 bucks per 100 does on a larger, regional basisâwould require a deeper cut in permits.
About 13,000 fewer hunters would be allowed to hunt under Option 2, and permits would probably cost more.
The state's Dedicated Hunter program would change under Option 2. The program would probably become a one-year program. Before you could join the program, you'd have to draw a permit for the unit you wanted to hunt. After getting a permit and joining the program, you'd be allowed to hunt all three seasonsâarchery, muzzleloader and rifleâon the unit you drew a permit for.
Under Option 2, it's likely that archery hunters would be required to hunt within a single unit. Currently, archery hunters can hunt statewide.
Learn more, share your ideas After visiting www.wildlife.utah.gov/dwr/2011-deer-changes.html, you can let members of your Regional Advisory Council know which option you prefer either of the following ways:
Five public meetings will be held starting Nov. 9. Dates, times and locations are as follows: Southeastern Region Nov. 17 at 6:30 p.m.; John Wesley Powell Museum; 1765 E. Main St. Green River.
You can also provide your comments to your RAC via e-mail. E-mail addresses for the members of the RACs are available at www.wildlife.utah.gov/public_meetings.
The group each RAC member represents (sportsman, non-consumptive, etc.) is listed under each person's e-mail address. You should direct your e-mail to the people on the RAC who represent your interest. Dec. 2 is the day of decision.
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Contact: Mark Hadley, DWR Relations with the Public Specialist (801) 538-4737.


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|Posted by Marvin on August 02, 2001 at 12:32:23:
When they built our 1986 home, they installed a rough-in for a toilet in our basement. I am planning on installing a toilet and have done plumbing projects but never specifically one like this.
The rough-in for the waste pipe is black iron and sticks out of the concrete about 6 inches. We were not planning on putting any flooring down. I am assuming I need to cut the pipe off to install the toilet mounting flange.
It the "chain-type" cast iron pipe cutter the best way of doing this (I would have to rent one), or is there a better alternative? I am assuming also that I have to cut it down to the floor level. Is that correct?
Also, since the toilet will actually be resting on the floor, do I have to actually seat the flange so that the top of it is flush with the concrete floor (in other words break through the floor to seat the flange)? Or can I just set the bottom of the flange on the concrete? Or should I just mount plywood on top of the floor so that the flange is flush with it.
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Q: What can I do with a degree in math?
A: As you know, many students major in mathematics because they want to become math teachers, either at a high school level or at the college or university level. What yo may not know is that SJSU math alumni also work in industries ranging from aviation safety to risk management to financial planning to satellite design. In fact, one of the three co-founders of Oracle, Edward Oates (http//www.oracle.com/innovation/innovator-edward-oates.html), graduated from SJSU with a BA Math degree. You will find more information on math careers the MAA webstie, http://www.maa.org/careers/.
Q: Are there any requirements if I want to change my major to math?
A: Yes. If you are interested in changing your major to math, please fill out the online "Contact Us" form and request to see an advisor. After you have talked to an advisor, you need to fill out the change of major form found at the registrar's website and get department approval form Dr. Blockus.
Please note, the requirements to change your major to math are as follows:
- Grade of C- or better in Calculus I (Math 30 or Math 30P) or AP credit for Calculus I;
- Grade of C- or better in Discrete Math (Math 42);
- GPA of 2.0 or higher in all mathematics courses taken, Precalculus (Math 19) and above.
All transfer students or students wanting to change their major to a BA Math or BS Applied Math degree who have 60+ units will be required to have completed Math 30, 31, 32, and 42 with a grade of C- or better in each course (where Math 32 and 42 could be replaced with any other approved upper division course such as Math 129A, 133A, 161A etc.). These students will also be required to have an overall GPA of at least 2.0 in all math courses taken, Precalculus (Math 19) and above.
Q: What do discrete and continuous math mean?
A: Discrete mathematics deals with the mathematics of countable things. A countable set is one whose elements can be put in on-to-one correspondence with the positive integers. They can be counted - hence the term countable. Finite sets are countable. For example, if you are dealing with a variable, say X, which takes on the values of the positive even integers {2, 4, 6, 8, . . . . } then it is a discrete variable. However, if your variable X can take on any value between 0 and 1, then it is considered a continuous variable. They are related but not the same. Why don't you "google" it to see what others have to say about it.
Q: What is pure and applied mathematics?
A: Pure mathematics generally refers to the study of mathematics for its own sake without any regard to its applications. It is generally associated with rigor and abstraction and in some sense, it can be considered art. Mathematics can be beautiful and exquisite, just like a painting. Examples of areas which are usually considered pure mathematics are abstract algebra, topology, and number theory. But each of these areas have been applied to real world problems. Lie Algebras are used in physics, knot theory is being applied to protein folding, and number theory is used in cryptography. Unlike art, beautiful mathematics can be useful.
Applied mathematics is motivated by real world problems. It still requires rigor and abstraction. There are still theorems to be proven, algorithms to be developed and evaluated, errors to be estimated. Examples of areas of applied mathematics are differential equations, numerical analysis, operation research, statistics, actuarial science. Differential equations is sometimes referred to as the mathematical language of science and engineering because many laws and principles of science can be expressed as a differential equation. For example, in calculus you learn that Newton's second law, F = ma, as applied to a free falling object, can be written as a differential equation, x"(t)=-g.
But applied mathematics is not as simple as "plugging it in". In high school, you learned how to solve a system of 2 linear equations with 2 unknowns. What if you have 1,000,000 equations and 1,000,000 unknowns? Can you still use the same method? Assuming there is a solution to the problem, the answer is "Sure. Why not?". You can use a method called Gaussian elimination to find the answer to the system of equations. Yes, in theory, you can do that. We talking about 1,000,001,000,000 coefficients. That's a LOT of numbers to remember. And it would require 1,000,000,999,996,500,002 arithmetic operations (How long are you willing to work on this?) And if you use a computer, there are other issues like memory, efficiency, accuracy, and stability. The problem of solving a large or ill-behaved system of equations comes up in so many applications that we offer an entire course on the subject, Math 143M.


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FIVB World League pools set for 2013Tournament increases from 16-18 teams, Canada in pool C
LAUSANNE, Switzerland – The International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) World League Council confirmed the structure of the 2013 edition of the FIVB's premier annual men's event at its meeting at the FIVB head office in Lausanne this weekend with the competition increasing from 16 to 18 teams split into three pools of six.
Pools A and B are determined using the serpentine system based on the world rankings as of August 13, 2012. Pool C will feature teams ranked as the next best four in the world rankings after the 12 teams in Pool A and B plus two additional teams, which will be confirmed by the FIVB Executive Committee during its end of year meeting on December 15.
Canada, ranked 18th in the world, is in pool C with number-22 South Korea, number-31 Finland, the 41st ranked Netherlands and two countries still to be determined.
The Canadians returned to World League play last season for the first time in five years and automatically qualified for 2013 finishing 12th overall with three wins and nine losses. The highlight for Canada was its victory over world number-one Brazil in the opening round in Toronto before more than 8,000 fans. Canada also beat Finland twice in tournament play.
In the A pool last year's winners Poland, will play Olympic silver medallists and nine-time World League champions Brazil, 2012 World League runners up USA and 2012 World League and Olympic Games fourth placed team Bulgaria along with Argentina and France.
The second pool features Olympic champions Russia, eight-time World League winners Italy, last year's World League bronze medallists Cuba, Serbia, Germany and World League debutants Iran.
The top three world ranked teams in each pool will play three matches at home and two away with the bottom three world ranked teams playing twice at home and three times away.
The Intercontinental Round is expected to start on May 31 with each pool playing over five weekends before the Finals take place from July 16-21. The precise calendar will be confirmed at a later date. Eight teams will qualify for the World League Finals featuring the top three teams from Pools A and B, plus the winner of Pool C and the host country. The confirmation of the host country of the World League Finals is expected by the end of January.
The Canadian venue for the World League matches will be announced next year.
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i was reading this manga in high school but never finished it:
basically this class gets chosen to go on a game show. the gameshow consists of all of them being trapped onan island and the game show moderators give each student one weapon each. the object of the game is kill or be killed and the last one standing wins their freedom.
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The Pearl Izumi EM Trail M2 is a versatile trail running shoe designed for a moderate overpronated foot motion.
Find the support you need to take on the trails with the efficient ride of the Pearl Izumi EM Trail M2. With a platform designed to deliver a nimble yet stable ride, this shoe offers a seamless upper for a socklike fit and a grippy outsole for versatile traction.
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Weight: 10.0 oz (size 9)
Stack Height: Heel (27mm), Forefoot (18mm)
Available Widths: D=Medium
How It Fits (based on width D)
Comments: I'm 6' 155lb neutral runner with high arches and have been trail running fairly seriously for about 30 years. I've run in more trail and quasi trail shoes than I can count and was a huge fan of the PI Fuel XCs, which could handle everything from fast tempo runs to ankle-breaking downhills on scree (though they could have used a touch more tread). The EMs feel lower to the ground than the Fuels and have a touch better feel, but they are not as stable or fast as the Fuel XCs were, perhaps because you can't lock down the EMs comfortable upper as much. The odd thing about the EMs is I am a midfoot striker (my running shoes never show heel wear) and these should have been great for me based on the advertising. But the Emotion EM's design is just off for me, forcing me either slightly onto my toes or back onto my heels. It's not a lot, but it alters my stride slightly and after a couple of months of running in these I pulled my calf and am now recovering..grrr. It could be a coincidence/too many hills/speed etc, but I think I gave them a good shot. This shoe is just not going to work for my stride. I'll keep them in my rotation for shorter trail runs (once I fully heal), but I won't be buying another pair of Emotions.
From: Brent, VT, USA. July 24th 2014
Comments: Perfect all around trail shoe. Enough cushioning and stability for any distance (and still fairly lightweight). Decent grip on a variety of terrain and the rockplate will save your feet. The shoes has a nice transition for midfoot strikers. I used them on a week long trip to Arizona and they were pure heaven on mountain trails in Scottsdale, Flagstaff, and the Grand Canyon! The M2 Trail - and other EM trail shoes - are the best so far from Pearl Izumi. Finally their Colorado roots are providing great trail shoes!
From: David, Ashburn, VA, USA. April 30th 2014
Comments: this shoe has a great feeling upper,love the laces,it has a good width in the fore foot ,the heel fit is good .I would describe the feel under foot as firm.Running warehouse must be measuring the drop wrong this is a 4mm drop so the shoe has a flat feel and will take time for your calfs to adjust if you have been running in more conventional shoes great shoe
From: Rick, USA. 3/19/14
Comments: I'm in love! After about 5 years of being 100% loyal to my Cascadia's I decided to try something new after a few too many ankle rolls. The shoes are amazingly comfy and I get a lot of feedback for the cushion - (I'm reviewing the M2's only here)... Only negative that I can come up with is that they like to eat dust...so wear the gaiters if you hit a dusty trail. Recommendation is to size up about a half a size. I was a 11.5 in Cascadia's and had to go up to 12's. I get about 400-450 miles out of them - another 50-100 for treadmill or street use. 6'1" - Race weight about 170-175 lbs and hibernation winter weight around 185.
From: Dustin, Inland Empire, CA, USA. 2/18/14
Comments: these shoes Rock!! Feel broken in right out of the box, took them on a nice 15 mile trail run for the first run and they performed phenomanally!! big Kudos TO RunningWarehouse..I Placed my order on a friday and reccieved them on Saturday just in time for my weekly long run.
From: Francisco, East Rancho Dominguez Ca U.S.
Comments: I don't run the trails a lot, but often enough to warrant buying a trail shoe. I went with these, as I am a fan of the Emotion Series Road shoes. I found these to be great. No hot spots or blisters and the cushion is decent. I didn't feel rocks most of the time, but every now and then on super rocky trails I do feel a few of the rocks. But not enough to get rock bruises.
From: John, Kaysville, UT, USA
Comments: I really wanted to love these shoes. The upper is fantastic, they're very comfortable and supportive, and the E:Motion system isn't a gimmick--they're super smooth on the toe-off. But they have a serious downside: traction on rocks that are moist, smooth, or tilted (which describes a lot of what I run on) is bad to the point of being nearly suicidal. The rubber is just too hard, which will undoubtedly make them very durable, but which creates terror on the trail like no other. I'm going back to the La Sportiva Helios and relegating these to asphalt, carriage roads, and really dry conditions. If PI puts sticky rubber on this series, they'll be awesome.
From: Henry, Highland, NY
Comments: The perfect shoe, really. I've never felt more secure on the trail and comfortable on pavement than with the PI EM Trail M2. The arch support is perfect, even for my extremely flat feet. It's unobtrusive and disappears beneath your feet, but definitely does it's job. I also love that there is high density foam laterally. It prevents your foot from sliding off the sole when canted, and prevents rolled ankles. Your toes won't hit the toe box on descents. The sausage laces are awesome. Plenty of cushion in the heel for bombing down hills and plenty of grip and protection in the forefoot for climbing back up them. Upper breaths exceptionally well. Go 1/2 size up from what Shoefitr says.
From: Sam, Cary NC
Comments: These shoes are freakin awesome! I have run in a large number of trail shoes and the closest I came to my perfect shoe was the puregrit, until now. The fit is secure from heel to midfoot and roomy enough in the toebox. This may be the first shoe that my foot does not slide around in. The grip is amazing and the cushioning is perfect. Don't let the "M" scare you away. The "N" just didnt have enough cushioning for me and I didn't like the fit so I'm glad I gave these a try.
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Come see why St. Mary's Visitation received the Exemplary Recognition Award from the Archdoicese of Milwaukee in the areas of Information, Technology and Media Skills.
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Bucks Invite Fans to FREE Open Practice on Thursday, Oct. 4
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It is not every day that fans get to see what happens during a Milwaukee Bucks practice session, but on Thursday, Oct. 4, the team is inviting the public to watch a FREE open practice beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Doors open at 6 p.m., with most seating unreserved.
Fans will get their first chance to see Head Coach Scott Skiles direct new additions to the Bucks roster like Samuel Dalembert, John Henson, Doron Lamb and Joel Przybilla. Returning players Mike Dunleavy, Monta Ellis, Drew Gooden, Tobias Harris, Ersan Ilyasova, Brandon Jennings, Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, Larry Sanders, Ekpe Udoh and Beno Udrih will also be participating – ALL for FREE!
In addition to the on-court practice session, fans will be treated to other entertaining on-court activities, and timeouts will offer fans the opportunity to win Bucks prizes. Immediately following the FREE practice will be a half-court shooting event, which matches each player with a selected fan to win a Bucks ticket package.
Admission is FREE to the Thursday, Oct. 4, Milwaukee Bucks practice session, and seating at the BMO Harris Bradley Center will be unreserved, general admission. Come early to get a great seat to catch your first look at the 2012-13 Milwaukee Bucks.
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St. Louis Goal Helps Lift Rangers Past Canucks 3-1 Tuesday Night
Jim Cerny
Marty St. Louis certainly picked the opportune moment to score his first goal as a Ranger. After going the first 14 games of his Ranger career without a goal, St. Louis scored a third-period shorthanded goal Tuesday night in Vancouver to give New York a huge lift late in their 3-1 victory over the Canucks at Rogers Arena.
"That's as long a drought as I've had in a while, but I tried to stay the course and play the right way, so this feels good, everyone loves to score goals," St. Louis told reporters after the game. "We're obviously trying to kill a penalty, up a goal in the game, third period, so it's a big momentum swing for our team to get a shorthanded one there. We're pleased coming off that penalty up two there."
Down 2-1, Vancouver threatened to pull even when first Carl Hagelin went to the penalty box at 7:04 of the third period, and then Brian Boyle followed exactly two minutes later. However moments after Derek Stepan was stopped on a shorthanded breakaway by Canucks goalie Eddie Lack, St. Louis and Rick Nash took off on a 2-on-1 with St. Louis burying Nash's feed to the slot at the 10:15 mark of the period, effectively crushing the home team's hopes.
"Hopefully that's gonna' kick start something and he ends up going on fire now," Nash said of St. Louis. "That was a nice shot by him. It's a tough adjustment coming to a new team, everyone's talking about it (not scoring), but in here he's been great, and he's a great all-around player. It's nice to see him get that first one."
The goal was St. Louis' 30th of the season, marking the seventh time in his career he has reached that plateau. Of course 29 of those goals came with the Tampa Bay Lightning this season, and the relief and joy etched on his face after scoring could not be hidden.
The Rangers have now scored three shorthanded goals in their last two games, and have ten shorties on the season.
"The way we've been playing the last month or month and a half on the PK we have been very aggressive, guys are going for it when they see the opportunity," said Henrik Lundqvist, who finished with 34 saves Tuesday. "The last couple weeks our penalty kill has scored a lot of big goals for us."
The win was New York's 25th on the road this season, establishing a new franchise record. Three times before the Rangers had won 24 road games, including twice under former head coach John Tortorella, who watched glumly from the Canucks bench as Alain Vigneault enjoyed his return to Vancouver where he had coached the previous seven years.
"There's not a home way to play and road way to play," explained Vigneault, who also downplayed his personal feelings about winning in his return to Vancouver. "There's one way to play and we try and play it the right way all of the time. We come on the road and try and play the same type of game, and it's paid off for us."
Lundqvist put forth a sterling effort between the pipes for the Rangers, who have now won two straight and seven of their last eight. With 90 points on the season, they reside in second place in the Metropolitan Division, three points ahead of the Philadelphia Flyers who picked up one point Tuesday in a shootout loss to the St. Louis Blues.
The Rangers held leads of 2-0 after one and 2-1 after two periods of play, with Lundqvist the best player on the ice--in particular during the second period as Vancouver dictated much of the play as the game progressed. Lundqvist was very active in his crease, challenging shooters, diving to clear pucks out of danger, and was clearly on top of his game right from the first drop of the puck.
If he wasn't already into the game, Lundqvist certainly would have been woken up when Ryan Kesler plowed him over on a scoring chance just four minutes into the contest. Undeterred Lundqvist continued to stand tall, denying former Blueshirt Chris Higgins on a partial breakaway ten minutes into the game, one of 11 saves he made in the opening period. He stopped another ten in the second, including an acrobatic sequence which concluded with him diving outstretched to poke a loose puck into the corner with the Canucks bearing down on his crease.
"I felt like I was in good position most of the time, but there were a couple of times where I just hoped for the best," Lundqvist said when asked about the Canucks crashing his crease all night long. "Pucks just bounced everywhere, and even behind me a couple of times. You just have to stay aggressive, and fight through the traffic."
Despite the fact that Dominic Moore was taken off the Rangers fourth line and bumped up to play with Brad Richards and St. Louis Tuesday night, the fourth line came through with a goal to open the scoring just 4:59 into the first period. Brian Boyle and Derek Dorsett whacked away at a loose puck in the blue paint, with Lack unable to over the disc and get a whistle. The puck eventually squirted to Daniel Carcillo on the left post, and he hammered it into the back of the net for his fourth goal of the season, giving the visitors a 1-0 lead.
Benoit Pouliot scored a power play goal ten minutes later to put the Rangers up 2-0. With Tom Sestito in the box for a tripping penalty, the Rangers won a battle for a loose puck along the left-wing boards, and Derick Brassard made a simply gorgeous feed to Pouliot in the low slot, with Pouliot sweeping the puck quickly past the defenseless Lack. The goal was Pouliot's 13th of the season, and team high-tying seventh on the power play.
Mats Zuccarello earned the secondary assist on Pouliot's goal, and his 54th point of the season established a new record for most points in a season by a Norwegian-born player in the National Hockey League. Espen Knusten of the Columbus Blue Jackets had 53 points during the 2000-01 campaign.
Vancouver scored the only goal of the second period when Kesler got good position on Moore after the Canucks won an offensive zone faceoff, and he one-timed a perfect pass from Daniel Sedin past Lundqvist 6:21 into the middle stanza. Vancouver presed for the equalizer the remainder of the period, but despite their strong forecheck and strong overall play, the Rangers--and Lundqvist--held them at bay.
The closest the Rangers got to regaining a two-goal lead the rest of the second period came with four and a half minutes to play in the period when Brassard redirected a shifty Zuccarello pass just wide of the net, and then Pouliot followed with a pair of dead-on chances which Lack denied.
Despite the feel-good victory Tuesday, the Rangers faced a scary moment with under a minute to play in the game when Ryan McDonagh was left laying on the ice for several minutes after absorbing an elbow from Alex Burrows--who received a major penalty and a game miscounduct for the hit. McDonagh, who eventually left the ice with trainer Jim Ramsay, was grimacing noticably both on the ice and as he skated to the dressing room.
After the game Vigneault did not have an update on McDonagh's condition.
The Rangers will travel to Denver on Wednesday, and will skate against the Colorado Avalanche Thursday night, the conclusion of this four-game road trip.


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HELPER - Dennis Sanderson, age 83, died Sept. 23, 2008 in Price, Utah. He was born to Phillip Sanderson and Emmaline Julia Tucker on July 15, 1925 in Helper, Utah. Dennis married Hermoine Baldwin on Nov. 15, 1944 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dennis was raised in Carbon and Emery counties and served in the Navy during World War II. He loved education, he was a teacher and principal, and served in the L.A. School District. His love for learning earned him a Master's degree, which he used as an educator for nearly 30 years.
He was a member of the LDS church and served actively in the scouting program. He also enjoyed reading, and writing. He and his wife lived in California and Oregon throughout their years, but when they retired, they moved back to their beloved Carbon County, Utah.
He is survived by his beloved wife; children: Rebecca Ann (Bill) Mixon of Idaho, Scott (Kim) Sanderson of Oregon, Bill (Cathy) Sanderson of Colorado, Guy (Shirlee) Sanderson of Utah and Dan (Mandi) Sanderson of California; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brothers and sisters: Eldon (Arlean) Miller of Helper, Beverly Wood of South Ogden, JoAnn Bagley of Bountiful, and Frank (Doris) Miller of Wellington. Preceded in death by his parents; two sisters who died in infancy; and two brothers: William Sanderson, and Lorin Sanderson.
Funeral Services were held Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008 at 11 a.m. at the Spring Glen Chapel, Spring Glen, Utah. Viewing was one hour prior to the service at the church. Interment was in the Mt. View Cemetery in Helper. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
The family would like to give a special thanks to Dr. Radley, her staff, the Heirloom Inn, Parkdale Care Center, and the nursing staff at Castleview Hospital for all of their loving care during the years.


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