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The Easton Mako M1 II Hockey Stick is the entry-level model in the Easton Mako II stick line. The base price-point stick will provide durability and performance at a great value; plus the low-kick point has a lightning-quick shot release!
The Mako M1 II stick has the Ultra-Thin Taper System that Easton has utilized for quite some time. The taper makes this stick have a low-kick point, keeping the goalies on their toes at all times because of how fast the puck can be released. The 6k carbon blade wrap helps to balance out the weight of the stick while also increasing responsiveness.
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- Level of Player: Ideal for the recreational to intermediate level of play
- Construction: Fused one-piece
- Shaft Dimensions: Double concave side walls/Rounded corners
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- Weight: 516 grams (based on E4 curve, 85 flex)
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Comments: Started playing again after many years off with a wooden stick, picked this up after about a month and the difference is crazy. Puck comes off the blade so much faster and my shot power instantly improved. As a first composite stick I couldn't ask for anything more. Been playing roller twice a week for a few months and this stick is still
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Comments: Comments:This stick is highly under rated! I had recently broken my Warrior Dolomite DD and my Easton EQ50 and had to quickly get a new stick. I borrowed one from a friend and was very surprised at it's performance. I had used the original Mako M1 and it felt a little blade heavy and the finish felt too slippery. But Easton's Mako 1 II had a very balanced feel and the matte finish on it felt very good in the hands. I play varsity school hockey and take face offs and it stands up to constant abuse but hasn't broken. Overall, for the money you get a durable, balanced, low kick stick at a very affordable price.
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Sponsored by the SUMA Community Engagement Committee, the project was created and coordinated by Jennifer Douglas and Melanie Skankey, Iron County School Liaisons. Douglas and Skankey then worked with Iron County art teachers who asked their students to create 5 x 7 inch post cards depicting their concept of beauty on one side and on the reverse explaining why. All the post cards were addressed to "Dear SUMA," the future Southern Utah Museum of Art.
The students worked on their cards during the spring semester. The Iron County schools that participated in the project were South Elementary, Enoch Elementary, Three Peaks Elementary, North Elementary and Enterprise Elementary. Due to space limitations, the exhibition features representative art, but not the work of each participant in the project
SUU's SUMA Community Engagement Committee (SCEC) was formed in 2011 to build public awareness for the planned Southern Utah Museum of Art, part of the Beverley Taylor Sorenson Center for the Arts, which will be located on the campus of Southern Utah University. The multi-gallery museum will feature expansive exhibition space including one gallery devoted to the works of renowned Utah artist Jim Jones, while additional galleries feature rotating exhibits. A benefit to all college and elementary students will be the classroom and studio space for hands-on educational activities for K-12 school groups and university art students.
As part of SCEC's awareness, their popular Art Hike series continues this summer on Saturday, July 20th. Painter Valerie Orlemann, Anne Smith, SUU Instructor, Outdoor Recreation in Parks and Tourism (ORPT), Coordinator, Outdoor Education Series, and a representative from the Bureau of Land Management will lead hikers on a trek through the Vermillion Cliffs of Parowan Canyon. To participate, contact the Braithwaite Fine Arts Gallery to reserve a place for you and your party. Please call (435) 586-5462 (Mon-Sat, 10am-8pm) or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Experience the creativity of children from the community by attending the Dear SUMA Post Card Exhibition at the Cedar City Public Library in the Park.

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Even, it brings everyone beautiful and unforgettable memories!
i remember the most memorable words which is "You'll shoot your eye....."
Laughing from the beginning to the end of the film,during it, it recalled a lot of childhood time,
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Market check: Futures point slightly higher in premarket activity as traders speculate on the prospects for a deal in deadlocked Washington. The latest gas emitted is House Speaker John Boehner's promise/threat that a short-term deal on the government shutdown would be "unconditional surrender." The Wall Street Journal's Victoria McGrath and Kristina Peterson lay out the reasons D.C. deadlock could prolong the process of confirming Janet Yellen as the next chief of the Federal Reserve. The nomination of the dovish Yellen, which was widely expected, is no help to the price of gold this morning. Futures on the yellow metal are down 1.3% to $1,307.40. SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) is down 0.9% in premarket trading.
Fund watch: Emerging-markets indexes responded favorably to word of Janet Yellen as President Obama's nominee to replace Ben Bernanke at the Federal Reserve. Stock markets in India and China were among the overnight leaders. The trend leaves iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index ETF (EEM) ahead by 0.7% in premarket trading. iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI) is rising by 0.8%.
In the news: A forthcoming ETF from PowerShares seeks China's permission to tap into the country's tough-to-reach domestic stock market.
In case you missed it: As the D.C. debate deadlocks, money-market fund managers are moving away from short-term U.S. government debt.


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Illinois Beach Resort and Conference Center
Nestled along the coastline of Lake Michigan on 4,100 acres of natural beauty in a protected state park, the Illinois Beach Resort and Conference Center will sweep you away from the hustle and bustle of metropolitan life and into a scenic paradise. The resort is the only hotel in the state of Illinois located directly on Lake Michigan. Many of the 92 guestrooms and suites, have lakeviews. We also offer 12,000 square feet of meeting and event space, a full-service restaurant and lounge, a full-service health club and Jacuzzi.
This hotel features cozy accommodations, an award-winning breakfast buffet and great rates. This smoke-free hotel is an ideal destination for business and leisure travelers alike. When it's time to relax, guests at the hotel enjoy a heated indoor pool, spa, on-site fitness center (7am-10pm) and game room. Additional amenities include laundry facilities and free Internet access. Children under 18 stay free with an adult. Located along the shores of beautiful Lake Michigan, this Six Flags Great American hotel is a great option for a vacation or business trip. The hotel is less than one mile from the pristine shoreline, and is likewise convenient to great shopping and dining in the area.
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Resort located on the shores of Lake Michigan. 92 guestrooms and suites, many with Lakeviews. 12,000 square feet of Meeting and Event space. Full-service Restaurant and Lounge serving Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. Full-service Health Club with heated
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92 total rooms. Four suites. Indoor pool. On-site health club. Room service. Two bonfire pits, sand volleyball court,seasonal tent, private beach, bike rentals. Located near Gurnee Mills, Six Flags Great America, Naval Station Great Lakes, located in state park
An 84 room hotel located in the heart of downtown Zion, within walking distance of the Cancer Treatment Center of America, 1/2 mile from Zion Solutions, and only 15 minutes from NTC Great Lakes. The hotel offers a selection of King and Queen rooms, Extended Stay Suites with fully equipped kitchens, as well as King Suites with separate living and sleeping areas, custom linens and Decor, Business Center, Meeting and Training Rooms, Large (250 person) Banquet Hall. All rooms are equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker and flat panel TV.
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Royal Victorian Manor Bed and Breakfast is an 1894 Victorian home that has evolved to offer the perfect combination of modern amenities while maintaining its original majestic qualities. Featured as the "The Cherry Street Inn" in the movie "Groundhog Day" (1992), this majestic painted lady is designed to cater to the discerning traveler. Located in Woodstock, Illinois, the Manor is celebrated as a historic and cultural vacation retreat.
Loyola University Retreat and Ecology Campus (LUREC)
Encompassed in 100 acres of lush greenery, Loyola University Retreat and Ecology Campus provides a serene setting for overnight retreats, meetings, team building, classes, and private/community events. Open year-round, the campus can accommodate groups of 12-200 guests. Facility highlights include one of the largest challenge courses in the state, culinary team building, farm workshops, comfortable housing/meeting spaces, sustainable dining options, a fire pit, basketball/ tennis courts, and hiking trails. Loyola is committed to maintaining the biodiversity of the campus and encourages sustainability, conservation, and restoration efforts.
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Stay with us at our 3-Diamond rated facility a member of the largest hotel chain in the world. We are conveniently located, offer competitive affordable rates-WIFI included and complimentary continental breakfast. We have all the amenities to meet the needs of any traveler.
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If you're looking for a clean, quiet room with a friendly and helpful staff, Econo Lodge is the place to stay. With the newly-remodelled rooms full of amenities, your stay is sure to be comfortable and enjoyable! Rooms feature 56-channel cable televisions, king and queen beds, and free local calls. Rollaways and cribs are available, along with a complimentary continental breakfast.
Holiday Inn Express and Suites - Waukegan
Elegant hotel with two bedroom suites, executive suites and jacuzzi featured rooms. Guests will enjoy the large heated indoor pool, 24-hour fitness center and an extended size breakfast room with a complimentary continental breakfast. Each room offers a microwave, refrigerator, free internet and HD TV with complimentary HBO. Conveniently close to Six Flags Great America, Great Lakes Naval Base and Gurnee Mills Outlet Mall. Business travelers looking for lodging will be pleased by our accommodations located near businesses including CDW, Abbott, Baxter, Akzo Nobel and HSBC and our business services which include three large meeting rooms, catering services, 24-hour business center and free high-speed wireless internet.
Residence Inn by Marriott, Chicago Waukegan/Gurnee
This home away from home offers suites with 50% more space than ordinary hotel rooms. These versatile suites offer separate living, dining and sleeping areas, fully equipped kitchens and a comfortable work area including free high-speed Internet, desk-level outlet and voice mail. Free buffet breakfast and a free dinner social Monday-Thursday offered to all guests. Work out in the on-site fitness center or attend a meeting in the 644 sq ft. meeting room. Close to the Great Lakes Navy Base, Six Flags Great America, Gurnee Mills and a variety of shops and restaurants.
Courtyard by Marriott, Chicago Waukegan/Gurnee
Located in the Fountain Square Plaza, is near the Great Lakes Naval Training Center, Abbott and Cardinal Health and minutes from Six Flags. Relax and get ready for the day in one of 137 spacious guest rooms or 12 suites. Enjoy high-speed Internet access, premium pay movies and free in-room coffee - plus an indoor heated pool and hot tub. Start the day at the Courtyard Café with a hot breakfast buffet or grab a snack from "The Market" which offers a variety of food and beverages 24/7. Use the business center to charge your phone, plug in a laptop or fax/print documents. The 1,284 sq ft of meeting space is available for small meetings and social events. Hotel offers shuttles to Navy Graduation.
Full service hotel with banquet facilities, meeting rooms, a lounge and a restaurant serving all day. This hotel is located close to Six Flags Great America/Hurricane Harbor, offering packages to the park and discounted tickets and near the Great Lakes Naval Training Command, offering transportation for graduation with special rates for Navy families. Free continental breakfast, high speed wired and wireless internet access, room service, business center, heated indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, gift shop and exercise room available for all guests
This hotel is conveniently located just minutes from the Naval Station Great Lakes, Six Flags Great America, The Botanic Gardens, Gurnee Mills outlet mall and Lake Michigan. This hotel offers many fine features and amenities, including free deluxe continental breakfast, free coffee, and free wireless high-speed Internet access. The surrounding area boasts a variety of entertainment venues, restaurants and cocktail lounges. Business travelers will welcome additional conveniences like the public computer with Internet access, in-room desks, and access to copy and fax services.
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by gwilson on May.22, 2011, under Uncategorized
Last night I finished a book on the submarine the USS Scorpion and was struck by how busy naval ships are when they return to their home ports. Rather than the boats sitting idle while the crew gets some R&R, it is a time when systems are tested, problems are fixed, and improvements are made. With the close of the spring semester and the onset of summer, we find our BIMS program returning from a year "at sea" where the courses and techniques and facilities have been operating to conduct our "mission" – teaching BIMS majors. Now with the conclusion of the year, we are back in "home port" doing the same program tests, fixes, and upgrades submariners do before we take our program back out to sea next fall. We find ourselves taking stock of what worked, what didn't, and what comes next…
What worked.
- We were pleased with the direction taken in BIMS 1300 Introduction to Scientific Research. The focus on learning the basics of how science is conducted, how to critically analyze the world around us, and how to apply the skills of science and analysis to better understand our world was a positive development this year.
- We were pleased with the functionality of the new spaces for teaching and research that came online in November. The micro lab was used by three different lab/lecture classes without any trainwrecks. The student project spaces gave us flexible space to support student work outside of regular hours that functioned flawlessly. Student card access to the labs was appreciated by students and allowed some previously impossible activities (round-the-clock monitoring of growth) to take place. New equipment in the student research labs and teaching labs gave new approaches for studying lab problems.
- We were pleased with the new Genetics course taught by Dr. Brosius. As a more balanced mixture of Mendelian, population, and molecular genetics, it gave an exceptional foundation for students ready to delve deeper in Molecular Cell Biology classes next year.
- We were pleased with the transition to a new schedule for offering BIMS courses in the freshman sequence. Next year, our new sequence will be fully operational.
What didn't work.
- We found the positioning of some pieces of equipment in our new spaces to be less than ideal. For instance, a large rack for placement of backpacks and student materials went unused and students continued to put those things on the floor of the lab. Incubators were crowded together making access by students from two classes meeting simultaneously very difficult. After "living in the spaces" for a full semester, we will "rearrange some of the furniture" this summer.
- We found less success in Advanced Micro and capstones than was hoped. We realized halfway through the semester that student ownership of the projects was necessary in order to move them toward self-sufficiency and greater investment in getting results, and so we made adjustments to that effect. Still, at the end we realized there were other steps we could have taken to improve the experience and the productivity.
- A hiring freeze undermined our efforts to fill the vacant molecular biologist position that has hamstrung us during the year. We are unable to deliver our complete BIMS program without that person, and so we found ourselves scrambling to substitute courses to allow students to graduate. The result was for those graduates a fine degree but in some ways lacking of all the breadth and depth BIMS should have.
What's next?
- BIMS faculty are spending May taking stock of what worked and what didn't with the intention to refine our efforts to improve our program. This annual review and planning insures we don't continue doing the same things in the same ways out of habit or because it is easy.
- Even in the midst of a hiring freeze, we have secured the services of McM alumna Sheena Banks to teach molecular courses for us as an adjunct. Sheena received her MS in Immunology from UTMB and is working as a Research Associate at the TTUHSC School of Pharmacy. This should help us bring a major portion of the molecular dimension of the BIMS program back online.
- We will continue to experiment with courses and their delivery next year. For instance, the BIOL 1301 Unicellular Organisms course and BIMS 1101 Uni Lab will receive a major overhaul next year to help strengthen areas in student learning that our testing of junior and senior BIMS students has revealed. Also, the BIMS 4491 Advanced Micro course for the fall will focus on spore ecology and physiology, and will meet in two hour blocks three times weekly. Students will see how different compositions of growth media influence the size and resistance of Bacillus thuringiensis endospores. Our expectation is that this work will result in presentation at the spring meeting of the Texas Branch of the American Society for Microbiology and subsequent publication.
All this is to say the BIMS program is not static, is never satisfied. While for many on campus the summer represents a time of rest, for us it is a very busy time. We want our program to be the best it can be – battle-ready and tested, improved – when we set sail again next fall to accomplish our mission to give BIMS majors the very best knowledge and skills and experiences possible.


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Early summer is a great time to disconnect from the video games, computers and phones and reconnect with the outdoors. The US Forest Service is inviting the public to enjoy National Get Outdoors Day on June 9 by hiking Huntington Canyon. There are nine easy, moderate, and difficult trails that can be reached from State Route 31 in the canyon. Folks can choose the trail and time that suits them. There's no need to show up at a certain time and place - just come prepared to hike and have fun.
"We hope you will bring your friends and family and spend a day in the outdoors hiking, picnicking, taking photos, enjoying the scenery, watching for wildlife, or just relaxing," said Allen Rowley, Supervisor of the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
SR-31, the Huntington and Eccles Canyons National Scenic Byway, can be reached from SR-89 in Fairview and SR-10 in Huntington.
The Forest Service is also hosting a June 9 volunteer project to help repair Corner Canyon and Second Water trails. Volunteers will join Forest Service employees as they work to clear and build trail features on these two high elevation trails.
Volunteers who don't know the way to the Second Water Trailhead, should meet at 8 a.m., June 9 at the Forest Supervisors Office, 599 West Price River Drive, Price. Forest Service employees will lead you to the project site.
Those who know the way should meet at the Second Water Trailhead at 9 a.m. Come dressed to work, with gloves, boots, and a hat. The Forest Service will provide equipment. Bring plenty of water and a lunch. To volunteer call 435-636-2817 and speak to the volunteer coordinator.
Whether hiking or building trail, there are some safety rules to remember: Wear good shoes, socks, and a hat. Be prepared for the forecasted weather with appropriate gear. Bring enough water to last you the length of the hike. Carry snacks. Wear sunscreen and reapply often. You may need insect repellant. Choose a trail that fits your fitness level. Don't overdo. Tell someone where you are going and when to expect your return.
Cell phone service is not available on most of the forest.
Trail descriptions and maps can be found at Forest Service Offices in Price, Ferron and Ephraim; the Castle Country Regional Information Center, Price; The Museum of the San Rafael, Castle Dale; Sanpete Travel Office, Manti; convenience stores in Huntington and Fairview; or online at http://www.fs.usda.gov/mantilasal
National Get Outdoors Day Hike Huntington Canyon is sponsored by the Manti-La Sal National Forest and the Huntington and Eccles Canyons National Scenic Byway Committee.


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Retention & Academic Success is located on the third floor of the Busch Student Center! We are open Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. You can call us at (314) 977-3484. If you'd like to get in touch with a specific staff member, please see the Meet the Staff page for their individual contact information.
All appointments with our departments can be arranged through SLU Appointments, which is accessible through mySLU portal.
For tutoring, there is a limit to 1 one-hour appointment per day per subject/assignment. We recommend no more than 2 appointments per week to make sure other students may access services and that you utilize additional resources (like faculty office hours, Teaching Assistants, study groups, etc.). Excessive appointments will be cancelled and students will be notified.
If you have never used the SLU Appointments feature:
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Never Slip Bait Tape 3/16" X 2" 5 pk
"Never Slip" Bait Tape dramatically increases the useful life and reuse of individual soft baits. A big challenge in fishing is maintaining a life-like presentation, specifically keeping your bait positioned on the jig head after repeated casts/retrieves, snags, short bites, etc. Barbs, springs, retainer devices, adhesives, o-rings all have their limitations. After years of testing Never Slip Bait Tape was born. Soft baits secured with 'Never Slip' Bait Tape will not need to be replaced due to a loose fit between the jig/hook and bait. (Manufacturers sell 50 to 65% of their soft baits inventories due to product failures and loss of life-like presentations associated with a loose fit between the jig and bait). You'll save substantial money on reduced soft bait purchases when using 'Never Slip' Bait Tape. Simple and easy to apply on any soft bait and bass fishing application, Never Slip Bait Tape really excels for wacky rigged presentations.
-Retains life-like presentation of soft bait after strikes and snags
-Dramatically increases life of bait – substantial savings
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CHICAGO – On May 16, the TeleServe certification number will change to (312) 338-4337 (IDES). The current TeleServe number will be in use through the end of the day on May 15. Internet certification does not change and remains the preferred method for timeliness and accuracy, the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) said today. The change will save Illinois taxpayers $2 million each year.
"Our role in the Illinois economy is two-fold. We use specific programs to link together job seekers and businesses so both can be successful. And we do so through programs that protect taxpayer dollars and fight waste, fraud and abuse," IDES Director Jay Rowell said. "Today is another example of a state agency looking to streamline operations and save money while staying responsible to its core mission."
Workers eligible for unemployment insurance must contact IDES every two weeks to confirm that they are actively pursuing work and meeting other eligibility requirements. This fraud prevention tool is known as certifying for benefits, and it can be accomplished at www.ides.illinois.gov
The internet remains the preferred method to certify because it has significant advantages: It is faster and easier. Successful confirmation is immediate. The possibility of pressing the wrong button is eliminated, thereby preventing missed benefit payments. Currently, 100 percent of unemployment insurance benefit payments are electronic. Nearly 60 percent of all unemployment insurance applications are submitted through the internet, and nearly 40 percent of those collecting benefits currently use the internet to certify.
Internet certification also can help the long-term unemployed become more confident with their computer skills, thereby reducing a significant barrier to re-employment. Other advantages associated with internet certification outweigh any perceived negatives. Modern telephone plans have bundled minutes that no longer consider long-distance charges, making the current toll-free option less appealing.
Illinois businesses are hiring. More than 100,000 help-wanted ads are on Illinoisjoblink.com, the IDES employment website that links job seekers with employers. Keyword matching technology increases the likelihood of a successful new hire and compares favorably to private efforts that cost hundreds of dollars. No-cost HR recruitment services for business owners are available at the website and at (877) 342-7533.


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Chocolate and health
Chocolate is a natural product and contains many valuable ingredients. Consumed in moderation, it has its place in a balanced diet.
The inner values of chocolate
Source of energy for an active lifestyle
Because of the high concentration of calories in a relatively small volume and thanks to the positive relationship between sugars and fats, chocolate is an important source of direct energy. Chocolate also compensates very rapidly for the energy that the body expends during heavy physical or mental exertion. That's why chocolate is extremely popular with athletes, students and anyone who wants to restore their energy quickly after strenuous activity. In short, chocolate goes hand in hand with an active lifestyle.
Polyphenols believed to counteract free radicals
Polyphenols are natural components found in healthy plants such as fruit and vegetables, and also in the cocoa plant. The polyphenols found in cocoa belong to the category of flavanoids, in particular the flavanols. Flavanols are particularly abundant in cocoa beans, even more than in red wine or green tea. Cocoa also contains unusually large amounts of more complex flavanols called procyanidins. These are powerful antioxidants protecting body cells against the effect of free radicals. According to research, free radicals accelerate the ageing process and are responsible for the degeneration of certain body functions, such as the ability to see or the nervous system. In addition, flavonoids appear to have positive cardiovascular effects, to strengthen the immune system, to lead to lower cholesterol/blood pressure and to improve the function of blood vessels.
Low levels of cholesterol
In cocoa and chocolate, we also find a unique saturated fat which, according to recent research, has a neutral effect on the production of bad cholesterol and could possibly promote the creation of good cholesterol. Cocoa and dark chocolate are naturally cholesterol-free, and milk and white chocolate only contain a minimal amount of cholesterol, which comes from the milk used in these products.
Sugar absorbed slowly by body, resulting in low Glycaemic Index
Before being turned into chocolate, cocoa beans contain very few natural sugars. The added sugar only causes the blood sugar to rise by a very slight degree, which results in a low Glycaemic Index. Thanks to the unique composition of chocolate, the sugar present is absorbed very slowly by the human body. Chocolate does not harm teeth. Eating chocolate can lead to a feeling of well-being and have a calming effect on one's state of mind.
Stimulating effect of theobromine and caffeine
Cocoa and chocolate also contain minimal levels of theobromine and caffeine. These substances have a stimulating effect on the central nervous system, the heartbeat and the relaxation of the respiratory muscles. Recent medical research indicates that theobromine and caffeine reduce fatigue and improve concentration.
Essential calcium and proteins for young people
Children and young adults, for whom proteins and calcium are extremely important, adore milk chocolate and chocolate-flavored drinks. Furthermore, milk and white chocolate are themselves sources of calcium and proteins.
Vitamins A and B12 support growth processes
Milk and white chocolate are rich first and foremost in vitamins A and B12, which, among other things, contribute to the growth of healthy teeth and bones, the absorption of calcium and phosphorous, the creation of red blood cells and the growth of muscles and tissues.
B-complex, D and E vitamins
Cocoa and dark chocolate also contain many B-complex vitamins, needed for releasing energy and creating the body's building blocks. In addition, dark, milk and white chocolate all contain vitamins D and E.
Minerals for proper functioning of the body
As well as being a source of vitamins, chocolate is also a source of those minerals vital to proper body functions. Dark chocolate is particularly rich in magnesium, important for robust brain function. It also contains copper, iron, manganese and zinc for the promotion of cell growth, the repair of tissue and the absorption of nutrients.
Dietary fiber with cleaning effect on digestive system
Chocolate also has a beneficial effect on digestion. Cocoa mass contains around 15% of soluble and non-soluble dietary fiber. This fiber improves intestinal movements and keeps the intestinal and stomach walls clean.
Growing demand for healthy specialty chocolates
To sum up, the conclusion is this: chocolate is healthy in many ways. But it can be even healthier. Today's consumers are discriminating and demanding. Callebaut has developed a range of chocolate varieties which meet this growing demand for healthy specialty chocolates: chocolate without added sugar and organic chocolate.
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Do You See What I See, volume II
Jason Gregor
May 21 2009 08:00AM
Yes it is still relatively quiet around Hockeytown up here in Canada, but there is lots going on in hockey and the sports world.
>> A source close to the Oilers revealed to me that the Oilers have interviewed five coaches: Pat Quinn, Marc Crawford, Todd Richards, Rob Daum and Tom Renney. I still see Daum as the head man in Springfield next year, so I wonder if his interview was for the Oilers' job or more of a "See where his head is at" type of conversation. Now that Geoff Ward's Bruins are out expect him to get an interview soon, and Scott Arniel will get one when his Moose are done in the AHL playoffs. I wasn't able to get confirmation whether or not the Devils will let Brent Sutter interview for the job.
>> Last year I was told by a few different scouts that the Springfield blueline was one of the worst they'd ever seen in over 20 years of covering the AHL. Not exactly a ringing endorsement. The Oilers are well aware of this blatant weakness and will address it over the summer. The signing of Johan Motin is a decent first step. Motin signed a three-year deal for a cap hit of $637,500.00. Motin won't bring a lot of offence but reports are he is a decent first passer and a solid stay-at-home guy. Don't expect to see him in Edmonton next year, but if he progresses the way they expect him to he might play a few games in 2010/2011.
>> I think Ovechkin is the best player in the game. He scores, hits, brings raw emotion and most of all he is the most entertaining. But Sidney Crosby's performance in the playoff's has put him right back in the conversation. Crosby is a better playmaker, and is just as competitive if not more.
The area he lacks, and this has nothing to do with greatness, but is hugely important from an entertainment aspect. Ovechkin is way more marketable and gives fans a glimpse of who he is. Crosby never seems happy. He rarely smiles or jokes during an interview or even in the game. Crosby's personality makes him hard to like. He is great, but needs to show that he enjoys the game a bit more.
Lebron James's persona is larger than life. Casual fans are attracted to that. Peyton Manning's acting made him more acceptable in many fan's eyes. Crosby needs to relax and let his guard down now and then. He is well on his way to being considered one of the all-time greats, but he needs to become more personable. More importantly the league needs it. If hockey wants to keep growing in the States, even at a turtle's pace, they need their best players to be just as exciting off the ice as they are on the ice.
>> Say What? On Tuesday I had PJ Stock on my show, and he threw out this comment, "I don't think Crosby is in the top-five best players in the game right now." I know that guys like to be controversial at times, but there is no way Crosby isn't a top-five player in today's game. No way.
>> Say What Part II? Also on Tuesday, Bill Watters said this about Erik Cole, "He's a perfect playoff type player. Hard and gritty." I have no idea how people see Cole as this great playoff player. He has a whopping three assists in 15 games this year, and now has a sub-par six goals and 12 points in 40 career playoff games. How is that the perfect playoff performer?
Which begs the question, Is Wanye related to Bill Watters? Because they both are drinking the Cole-Aid.
>> The last year there wasn't at least one player with two OT goals in the playoff was in 1999/2000 when there was a paltry nine OT games the entire playoffs. This year there has been 14 OT games, but no one has lit the lamp twice so far.
>> Does the winning goaltender of the Eastern conference final become the 3rd goalie for Canada at the 2010 Olympics? Cam Ward and Marc-Andre Fleury will both be making their 2nd Stanley Cup final if they win.
>> The teams with the least wiggle room under the cap heading into the summer are:
- Philly is committed to 19 players at $53.9 million. (although if Rathje can't play then they have 18 at $50.4 million.)
- Detroit is committed to 16 players at $51.2 million.
- Ottawa has 20 players at $50.9 million.
- Pittsburgh has 14 players at $46.8 million.
- Boston has 14 players at $46.7 million.
- Washington has 14 players at $45.9 million.
- San Jose has 13 players at $46.7 million.
- Edmonton has 18 players at $46.9 million.
- Calgary has 15 players at $46.8 million.
- Buffalo has 15 players at $45.5 million.
- The Rangers have 11 guys at $42.8 million.
>> If the Wings sign Hossa like many assume they will, and they get him for a $6 million cap hit, that puts them at the limit. Not only will they lose Mikael Samuelsson and Tomas Kocepky to free agency, they will have to sign and trade Jiri Hudler and probably one of their top four D-men. Brad Stuart will be the most likely to move.
Although maybe someone is willing to take Brian Rafalski and his $6 million ticket. This will be the first summer that Ken Holland will have to part with players he'd rather keep.
>> Some "character" free agents that should interest the Oilers, and any team that needs grit, and wouldn't cost much include Dan Hinote, Rick Rypien, Travis Moen, Chris Neil, Scott Nichol and Ian Laperriere.
>> Players who should take a pay cut: Brian Gionta. Since his 48 goal season he has followed with 25, 22 and 20 goal seasons. He made $4 million last year, so I can't see the Devils or anyone offering him that money again.
Alex Tangauy: Will someone pay him $5.25 million again? What about Saku Koivu at $4.75 million or Kovalev at $4.5 million. I can't see how anyone signs them for that money. Erik Cole will take a home town discount from Carolina and will probably get les than the $4 million he made. Martin Havlat will be sought after, but I don't see someone giving him $6 million again, but he'll get something close.
>> And it looks like one of the best to ever play will hang them up this summer. Andy Lindahl from KOA radio in Denver said this yesterday on Just A Game on the TEAM 1260, "It sounds like Joe will retire once the Stanley Cup is awarded. He doesn't want to take any of the hype away from the playoffs." For my money Sakic is a first ballot hall-of-famer, and one of the classiest guys to ever play. He will be missed.
Ogden Brother wrote:
Arrg, it's a numbers game.
I KNOW what your saying... And I agree that the cap leads to greater parity. But with all the parity in the league, even the slightest disadvantage can become magnified. I'm saying the Oilers are at a disadvantage because the roster is lacking several KEY pieces while being up against the cap. Detroit doesn't need to aquire another top six forward, Holland needs to figure out which of his eight or nine legit top six forwards stay, and which ones go... and who among his many NHL ready prospects is the MOST NHL ready. The Kings, like the Oilers, also need to improve... but Lombardi has the necessary cap space to be a major player at free agency... Tambellini is caught in a double whammy, he has the same cap problems as the successful franchises, and the same roster problems as the unsuccessful ones.
May 22 2009, 05:58PM
@ Chris:
I'm not sure if you do know what I'm saying.
The team has 3-5 more bodies signed for the same $$$ as most of those teams. If they really wanted to, they could easly drop 3 out of Nilsson/Pie/Staios/Moreau and presto they are 5 - 10 million below all of those teams and off the "scary list", with the same amount of players signed.
Det is the anomoly, but even they aren't as well off as everyone thinks. They'll have 24 million tied up, long term in 4 guys that are suddly producing 250 combined points instead of the 300 they produce now.
Ott has:
3 legit top 6 forwards 3 legit top 4 dmen
Pits has:
4 legit top 6 forwards 2 legit top 4 dmen
Caps have:
4 legit top 6 forwards 3 legit top 2 dmen
All of those spots are going to cost major $$ to fill, failing to do so will leave those teams worse (on paper)
Boston has 2 key RFA's that will likely cost 9+ combined
It was the 23 man roster that made Washington good, not the 14 guys they currently have signed.
>> Some "character" free agents that should interest the Oilers, and any team that needs grit, and wouldn't cost much include Dan Hinote, Rick Rypien, Travis Moen, Chris Neil, Scott Nichol and Ian Laperriere.
Now on the radio you are holding a standard of not having stupid trade ideas... Then you post this beauty. Hinote, Rypien, and Nichol didn't play a full season. Laperriere is old as the hills. Neil and Moen are legit. Now, if you need to improve your FO, PK, and girt then you should be looking at Fiddler and Betts to start. Then toughening up that blueline with Komisarek and maybe Zanon or Boynton (who also add to the grit and PK).
Jay wrote:
Now on the radio you are holding a standard of not having stupid trade ideas… Then you post this beauty. Hinote, Rypien, and Nichol didn't play a full season. Laperriere is old as the hills. Neil and Moen are legit.
Rypien was hurt all year...does that make him less valuable. Same with Hinote.
Fiddler and Betts aren't even close to the physical players I mentioned. Killing penalties is not the grit I was talking about.
And Laperriere is old, but is unreal in the lockerroom and knows his role. He will fight, chip in some goals and hold his teammates accountable.
I know Fiddler and Betts are Edmonton guys, and good role guys, but they aren't GRIT guys. There is a big difference.


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Opened in October 2012, this new visitor's center celebrates the long history of the Caterpillar Company. Visitors can explore the past by taking a journey back in time via historic photos and antique equipment. Visitor favorites include a 24-foot tall 797 mining truck that doubles as a movie theater and a product floor complete with simulators to explore its world-famous product line.
You'll find art galleries, music venues, specialty shops, and great restaurants all located along Peoria's beautiful RiverFront. Whether it's a quick bite at a casual café or a relaxing dinner, we have something for everyone. You can enjoy live music and entertainment every weekend, shop the largest Antique Center in Central Illinois or find the perfect gift or home accent at one of our fun and inviting RiverFront shops. Throughout the summer, we offer an endless assortment of outdoor concerts and events. And don't miss the RiverFront Market featuring local produce, art, and musicians, Saturday mornings, June – September. Peoria's RiverFront… Where fun, food and friends meet!
Opened in October 2012, this brand new 80,000 square-foot building is a world-class facility located on Peoria's downtown riverfront. The museum features a 3D giant screen theater and digital planetarium, as well as history, science, art and achievement exhibits for all ages.
A contemporary hand blown glass art studio. Original works of art created by Hiram Toraason. The studio provides a number of glass making opportunities, for the beginner to the advanced. Customize your experience! Formal classes to team building workshops are available. The gallery offers a variety glass from functional to the one of a kind creations. Ready to get hands-on with glass blowing yourself? Call for an appointment and let Torasson Glass help you create the perfect glass creation for you!
Downstate Illinois' largest center is a four-building complex with a 12,000-seat arena. With 110,000 square feet of exhibit space, a 2,200-seat theater, a ball-room seating 1,500 for banquets and 16 meeting rooms this venue can house it all. As the premier entertainment facility in downstate Illinois, the Civic Center plays host to a variety of concerts, family shows, sporting events and Broadway Theater Series each year.
Located on the wooded Sunset Hill estate of the late Hazle Buck Ewing, the Ewing Cultural Center encompasses the open-air Theatre at Ewing (summer home of the Illinois Shakespeare Festival), the elegant Ewing Manor (which is open for tours) and the beautiful Genevieve Green Gardens.
Housed in a converted train station, Martini's inviteds you to enjoy one or more delicious concoctions from the expansive beverage menu. Martini's boasts of over 100 drink choices, most with tasty names like Almond Joy, German Chocolate Cake, Hot Apple Pie, and Florida Sunshine. If you're looking for a more traditional mix, they offer that as well. Martini's extends with outdoor seating on the patio, which has magnificent views of the river. Live entertainment and Monday drink specials are sure to make your visit memorable!
An elegantly appointed venue along Peoria's Riverfront, the Gateway offers the finest surroundings for your next business or social function. Constructed in 1997, this beautiful building was designed and created to be the focal point of Peoria's Riverfront. The Gateway is conveniently located downtown just one block from Interstate 74 and is within walking distance of hotels, major businesses, and many restaurants. The Riverfront provides a spectacular backdrop with its stunning views and the vibrant nightlife offers a unique and festive atmosphere. This is an affordable, convenient site for any meeting, banquet, or conference occasion. With the comfort and versatility the Gateway offers, you will want to make this the new home for your annual banquets and weekly meetings.
Landmark's Complex includes the Racquet & Health Club, The Bullpen Sports Bar & Grill, Bowling Center, Landmark Cinemas, The Finish Line Banquet Rooms with rooms to accommodate any occasion, Bowling Pro Shop, and the Barber-Styling Center. Landmark's banquet facilities offer a large variety of party favors and delicious meals that will please every taste bud. In addition, we will tailor any party to fit the interests of your employees, family and friends. After your meeting or during your party, let us incorporate moonlight bowling with laser lights and music, adult arcade games in The Bullpen, or a movie at the Cinemas. With our reasonable food and game prices, the staff at Landmark can offer an enjoyable event to fit any budget.
Come experience three floors of unique, hands-on, larger-than-life exhibits! This museum is designed to create a sense of wonder that excites the love of learning in children of all ages. Be sure to discover the new Children's Discovery Museum.
Jukebox Comedy Club is one of the longest-running locally-owned comedy clubs in the country, in operation since November of 1990! Jukebox Comedy Club brings nationally-recognized comedians to an intimate (230 seat) room with great sound and lighting. The club includes a 2000 square foot bar/lounge when you first enter and the comedy room in the back of the building. Bartenders take care of your needs out front and waitresses take care of you during the shows. Reservations are always recommended but pop-in's are allowed as long as a show is not sold out. Experiencing a great comedy show in a comedy club is the best way to enjoy stand-up! You're up-close, the vibe is amazing and you can actually meet the stars after the show!
Three sisters, Sadie, Lillian, and Goldie Cohen, expressed a wish that the 400-acres of farmland located adjacent to the city of Chillicothe, IL be dedicated as park land and a model farm for educational, recreational, and conservational purposes. While the Cohen sisters lived just off Moss Avenue in Peoria, they loved their family farm. Their vision was for the property to remain agriculturally related. The master plan envisions the creation of a living history farm, a central activity building, large festival areas, a welcome center, restaurant, agricultural equipment museum activity area, and outdoor natural amphitheater. The open fields and forested areas offer unique space for special events, concerts and festivals.
Funk Prairie Home Gem & Mineral Museum
Located at the Funk Prairie Home, this museum houses the largest single-owner display of rare gems, minerals, fossils and lapidary art in the state. Also view the agriculture exhibit, along with several antique sleighs and carriages.
Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
Built in 1922 to house the original American Passion Play, the former Scottish Rite Temple is the centerpiece of downtown Bloomington's Cultural District. The Performing Arts Center has a 1,200-seat theater and 1,000-person ballroom.
Howlin on Water...Dueling Pianos at the Waterhouse
The Waterhouse is a reception, rental and performance facility located in downtown Peoria along the beautiful Illinois River. Get crazy every Friday night at this hilariously entertaining show.
Contemporary Art Center of Peoria
Peoria's cultural hub featuring art exhibitions, artist studios, art instruction, comedy improv, poetry nights, yoga and tai chi classes, and jazz and blues performances. The Contemporary Art Center exhibits the work of living artists at the forefront of their fields. About 20 resident artists are constantly creating art on-site, and prolific artist and co-founder Preston Jackson continues to maintain his sculpture and painting studio. The Contemporary Arts Center is also a great choice for your next event from club meetings to wedding receptions. The beautiful facility offers a meeting space of nearly 3,000 square feet, tables, chairs, a full kitchen, a stage with lighting and sound system, restroom facilities, plenty of parking space and lots more. The wheelchair accessible facility is located on Peoria's RiverFront on the 2nd floor of the building in an old warehouse with original exposed red brick and wood floors. Your guests can enjoy the art exhibit during your event as well. You may use any caterer you wish or cater the event yourself.
Prairie Aviation Museum has displays, static aircraft, education programs, air shows, group tours, and special aviation events for over 30 years. As an aviation and space museum, we honor military and civilian aviation. While visitors are quick to notice our displays, we love to tell the stories of the men and women who have contributed to the creation, development, expansion, and promise of aviation and space exploration. We are a family friendly museum, where visitors of all ages can touch our displays and static aircraft and visit with members who flew and maintained the aircraft in the Air Park. We love to hear visitor's stories about experiences that they and/or members of their family have had related to aviation and space.
The Peoria Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1897, is the 14th oldest symphony orchestra in the United States. Their professional musicians perform in the beautiful, 2000-seat Peoria Civic Center Theater. The Peoria Symphony Orchestra's repertoire includes a seven-concert classical subscription series, pops concerts and student performances. Season subscription ticket holders and guests enjoy performances by internationally renowned soloists and local artists, popular works and 20th century compositions as well as familiar and unique solo instruments.
Crossroads Global Handcrafts is a respected outlet for fairly traded handcrafts and food products from around the world including handmade art objects, utilitarian items, textiles, baskets, carvings, jewelry, ceramics, premium coffees, tea and chocolate.
Peoria Players Theatre is the nation's fourth longest consecutively-running community theatre, and the longest in the state of Illinois. They typically perform six shows a year (four musicals, one comedy, and one drama), a special musical in June, Summer Youth Theatre in August, and a holiday production in December. Peoria Players provides culturally inclusive live theathrical entertainment and is a great way to see the pool of talent living in the heartland of Illinois!
Pumpkin Glass Gallery and Studio
Welcome to Pumpkin Glass -- featuring exquisite lampwork glass beads, crystal, handmade jewelry, fused pendants, sterling silver jewelry, natural stone, and bead / jewelry making supplies and classes.
The Community Players Theatre is committed to presenting quality theater at an affordable price. Call for current performances and tickets.
Didley's is a '50s outdoor restaurant with carhops on rollerblades, a playground, an outdoor movie theater, a miniature golf course and a concession stand.
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2003 Changes to the Fair Credit Reporting Act: Important Steps Forward at a High Cost
Consumers Union, December 2003.
This article analyzes the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act, which amends the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
A National Strategy to Combat
Identity Theft
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), June 2006.
The COPS Office funded Johns Hopkins University and the Major Cities Chiefs Association to examine the issues surrounding identity theft and the challenges for police in responding to the problem. They explored these issues through a series of focus groups and surveys of police practitioners, prosecutors, victims and victims advocates, and the federal and private sectors. Using what they learned, they developed a national strategy for law enforcement. This report describes the components of the national strategy and their interrelationships, and includes best practices or innovative responses that help to illustrate each component.
Check and Card Fraud
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), August 2004.
The guide covers fraud involving all types of checks and plastic cards, including debit, charge, credit, and "smart" cards. Each can involve a different payment method. It then identifies a series of questions to help you analyze your local problem. Finally, it reviews responses to the problem, and what is known about them from evaluative research and police practice.
Debt Collection Practices: When Hardball Tactics Go Too Far
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, July 2006.
This Fact Sheet explains the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and other laws that apply to debt collectors. Describes how consumers can stop calls from collectors, how to correspond with them about an account, consumers' rights to privacy, and how debt collection efforts can affect one's job, credit report, and information in medical files.
Enhancing Law Enforcement-Identity Theft Victim Communication
Identity Theft Resource Center, April 2007.
Written as a tool for law enforcement officers working with identity theft cases, this fact sheet includes facts about victims of identity theft, developing victim guide sheets before meeting with the victim, the initial meeting, the victim as a "limited partner," and a list of resources.
Fair Credit Reporting Act
Federal Trade Commission (FTC), July 2004.
Full text of the Fair Credit Reporting Act and its revisions under the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act.
Financial Crimes: Investigation
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Workshop presentation from 2006 COPS Conference, "Community Policing: Leading the Way to a Safer Nation". The workshop focused on the most common types of financial crime including: disaster fraud, elder fraud, identity theft, and money laundering. Field experts also provided insight in identifying and investigating these complex financial crimes including a discussion on their connection to domestic and international terrorism.
Identity Fraud and
Transnational Crime
Nathanson Center for the Study of Organized Crime and Corruption, June 2000.
Explores the meaning and scope of identity fraud and its relationship to transnational organized crime; shows that identity fraud should be treated both as an independent crime and as the means to achieve greater criminal ends.
Identity Theft
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), June 2004.
This guide addresses the problem of identity theft. It begins by describing the problem and reviewing factors that increase the risks of it. The guide also identifies a series of questions that might assist you in analyzing your local problem. Finally, it reviews responses to the problem and what is known about these from evaluative research and police practice.
Identity Theft: A Bibliography of Federal, State, Consumer, and News Resources
Law Library Resource Xchange, LLC, September 2006.
Identity Theft and Identity Fraud
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Fraud Section, June 2000.
A consumers guide to understanding identity theft and identity fraud.
Identity Theft: Greater Awareness and Use of Existing Data Are Needed
U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO), June 2002.
Report to Representative Sam Johnson reviewing federal and state efforts to address identity theft. Provides results of prosecutions and convictions under the federal Identity Theft Act; results under statutes that provide state and local law enforcement officials with the tools to prosecute and convict; describes measures to promote cooperation among federal, state, and local law enforcement; and describes actions taken by the Social Security Administration and the Office of the Inspector General to resolve social security number misuse and other identity theft allegations during fiscal year 1999.
Identity Theft Survey Report
Federal Trade Commission (FTC), September 2003.
Results of an FTC-sponsored telephone survey of adults in the U.S. with the objectives of estimating the incidence of identity theft, measuring the effects on the victims, identifying actions taken by the victims, and exploring means that may help future victims of identity theft.
Information Compromise and the Risk of Identity Theft: Guidance for Your Business
Federal Trade Commission (FTC), June 2004.
This publication provides general guidance for an organization that has experienced an information compromise.
Instructions for Completing the ID Theft Affidavit
Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Developed by the FTC, credit grantors, and consumer advocates, the instructions cover the ID Theft Affidavit and the Fraudulent Account Statement for use by victims of identity theft.
Joining Consumer Sentinel
Federal Trade Commission (FTC), June 2001.
Steps for law enforcement to take to sign up for the Consumer Sentinel network and the ID Theft Data Clearinghouse. Includes a confidentiality agreement to protect information when shared among law enforcement organizations.
Overview of the Identity Theft Program, October 1998 September 2003
Federal Trade Commission (FTC), September 2003.
Discusses the actions taken by the FTC resulting from the Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act of 1998 that directed the FTC to establish a federal government central repository (Identity Theft Data Clearinghouse) for identity theft complaints and to provide victim assistance and consumer education.
Provisions of the New Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act Will Help Reduce Identity Theft and Help Victims Recover
Federal Trade Commission (FTC), June 2004.
The FTC issued this Press Release on June 15, 2004.
Take Charge: Fighting Back Against Identity Theft
Federal Trade Commission (FTC), June 2005.
A guide for consumers to help guard against and recover from identity theft.


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Canadian teams head into must win situations at Quebec Open Jeep
QUEBEC CITY – Five Canadian teams will be in must win situations on Friday after Thursday's opening main draw action at the $380,000 Quebec Open Jeep beach volleyball tournament. The competition is a stop on the FIVB World Tour Circuit.
In women's competition, ninth-seeds Annie Martin of Sherbrooke, Que., and Marie-Andrée Lessard of Ville LaSalle, Que., as well as Heather Bansley and Liz Maloney of Toronto won their opening main draw match but lost their second.
Both pairs now head into the repechage bracket and must win to stay alive in the tournament.
''We still have a lot of energy,'' said Martin after she and her partner loss to eighth-seeds Taiana Lima and Vivian Danielle da Conceicao Cunha of Brazil 25-23, 25-13. Earlier they defeated Deborah Giaoui and Mélody Benhamou of France 21-17, 18-21, 15-11.
''We played a good match against the Brazilians and made some nice defensive plays. It augurs well for tomorrow.''
Bansley and Maloney, the 10th seeds, started the day with a 72 minute marathon win over Shinako Tanaka and Sayaka Mizoe of Japan 28-26, 17-21, 22-20. It's the longest match of the tournament so far.
In the second round they lost to seventh seeds Vasiliki Arvaniti and Maria Tsiartsiani of Greece 21-14, 21-14.
Canada's other four entries in the main draw were eliminated losing their opening two matches. They were: Jaime Broder of Victoria and Ashley Voth of Winnipeg; Victoria Cowley and Alexandra Mingay, both of Toronto; Kacie MacTavish of Sharon, Ont., and Julie Rodrigue of Quebec City and Victoria Altomare and Melissa Humana-Paredes, both of Toronto.
On the men's side, three Canadian pairs are in the repechage bracket after a win and a loss on Thursday. They are: Christian Redmann of Toronto and Ben Saxton of Calgary; Maverick Hatch of Comox, B.C., and Sam Schachter of Toronto as well as Josh Binstock and Richard Van Huizen, both of Toronto.
Martin Reader of Comox and Chaim Schalk of Red Deer, Alta., lost their first match and with drew from their second due to injury.
Main draw continues Friday at I'Externat St-Jean Berchmans and Seminaire des Peres Maristes.
For ticket info visit: www.quebecopenjeep.com
The full draw and schedule is available at http://www.fivb.org/EN/BeachVolleyball/Competitions/WorldTour/2011/Event/index.asp?TournCode=MQUE2011
More information: www.quebecopenjeep.com and www.volleyball.ca


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Genwal Resources, Inc., P.O. Box 910, East Carbon, Utah 85520, has
filed with the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining an application to
revise the Crandall Canyon Mine Mining and Reclamation Plan
(C/015/032). This revision would add 7.32 acres to the existing
6787.74 acre permit area for the purpose of construction an
evaporation basin (a.k.a., the Burma Evaporation Basin) to be used as
part of the treatment facility for the mine discharge water.
Specifically, the basin would be located on SITLA land in lower
Huntington Canyon in Lot 6, Section 5, T17S, R8E, SLBM. Copies of
this application are available for inspection at the Division of Oil,
Gas and Mining, 1594 West Temple, Suite 1210, Salt Lake City, Utah and
at the Emery County Courthouse, 75 East Main, Emery, Utah. Comments,
objections or requests for an informal conference should be addressed
to the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, 1594 West Temple, Suite
1210, P.O. Box 145801, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-5801.
Published in the Emery County Progress February 14, 21, 28 and March
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Gilded Age, a New York based denim label, gets as old school as you can ever imagine. With attention to detail, their products are handcrafted using some of the oldest machinery, oldest natural dyes and methods of construction known to man. The outcome is a beautifully unique vintage, imperfect and weathered appearance.
Going back in time, dye methods using volcanic mud dye, parchment, natural charcoal, tea, logwood, Japanese Alder and natural indigo are used in a variety of their products. Their jeans are made of natural indigo dye taken from the natural indigo plant, a rare method used today by a very small number of denim companies. Some of their knitted garments are made of 100% organic cotton created in the small artisanal natural dye studios. In the spirit of years gone by, some knitted garments are knitted on "Hung Up" jersey machines which were a staple in knitting from 1870's through the 1960's. There are very few machines in the world of this kind. Some of their knits are also hand knitted the old fashion way with needles and yarn using the finest Mongolian cashmere for its' compact, tight knitted softness.
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The Clarinet in Concert - Bruch, et al / Thea King
2 CD / Hyperion / 1997-03-01Works: Max Bruch: Concerto for clarinet & viola with orchestra, in E minor, Op. 88; Felix Mendelssohn: Concert Piece for Clarinet, Basset Horn and Piano no 1 in F major, Op. 113; Concert Piece for Clarinet,...
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[658] Nice apartment in Alfalfa
お部屋の大きさ65 m²
Floor No.
- エアコン
- タオル
- ファミリー/子供と一緒に泊まれる
- キッチン
- ペット可
- テレビ
- 洗濯機/乾燥機
- ベビーベッド
Accommodation summary
Its location is perfect, it´s right in the city centre so you can visit this beautiful city walking, the car is not necessary.
There is a good bus connection throughout many places in Seville.
ハウスルールSecurity deposit: 600€
Minimum stay: 2 months
Check-in from 15:00 to 21:30.
From 21:30 to 23:30, there is an extra charge of 25€.
From 23:30 to 01:00, there is an extra charge of 40€.
From 01:00 on, the charge is of 60€.
These amounts must be paid on cash at the check in.
Check-out before 12:00.
|Monthly rate for up to 4 guests
|¥ 13243818
|Check-in before
In Rincones de luz, they are excellent hosts, professional, flexible and charismatic. The apartment is located close by to almost everything you want to see in Seville including restaurants/bars, boutiques and supermarkets. It is comfortable and cozy. I highly recommend to stay in Rincones de luz's apartment because I will stay there again. Thanks Rincones de luz specially Jesus
The host was very helpful, the apartament is beautyfull, clean and well equipet - it looks like on photos. The location is really nice - it's only 10 minutes from the airport (by taxi) and only 20 minutes from city center by bus. The beach is only 3 minutes from the apartament. There is a lot of restaurants, shops, and bars.
It was really great trip!
Great location nearby amazing restaurants and bars. We loved our stay there, especially relaxing on the rooftop terrance. Really great experience!
The stay was fully to our satisfaction. Really good.
No surprises.
Easy transport from the airport to Benalmadena by train and then to the apartment by taxi. Cheap, easy and fast...
Good view from the balcony and the pool area is really good for kids aging from 7 and up..
This appartment is really nice and clean. We came in july so it was very hot outside. Thanks to the airconditioning it was agreable in the appartment. Everything was clean and comfortable. It was about 15 minutes walk to the centre. Restaurants and shops nearby. Very nice appartment!
A very beautiful apartment, with a large bathroom and a very nice terrace. Check-in was very easy and check out as well. Perfect apartment for a trip to Seville.
Great Location, friendly staff! Very Clean and nicely equiped
Holla eva,
We had a nice time in your flat, and we hope, we kept it to
Your satisfaction. Your city is very wunderfull and we come back
Some day and then we will stay in your flat again, if you want us to.
Have a nice time
Best regards
Elke and hp
Great location, with lots o restaurants, cafes and bars around, but not in the middle of the tourist "traps", there is a market right downstairs to buy something and eat it on the terrace or simply to have breakfast in there, 10 minute walk to main attractions
Host was very nice and explained us well all we needed to know about the city.
There is a really nice alley that goes to the river. It has aircon, cutlery, and everything you need.
Overall it was a great experience and it has a great value for money for groups of i would say up to 6 people.
The only downside = one shower only
The flat was in the heart of the city, clean, beautiful and quite.
I would recommend it to everyone!
warm regards
- すべてのお部屋はチェック済み
- どのホストともお電話で直接お話いただけます


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Michael Eric Dyson is a hatefully insecure pseudo-intellectual
According to Georgetown sociology professor Michael Eric Dyson, racism in America is both hopelessly inscrutable and insolvable. Evidently racism has so thoroughly imbued our institutions, our culture and our minds that its existence can only be gleaned from amorphous and indeterminate things such as "context," "atmosphere," "code words," and other pseudo-scientific sociomological gobbledygook. (Admittedly, I may not be authorized to level such criticism since I traded my master's in sociology from Stanford for a can of SpaghettiOs.)
And Michael Eric Dyson would know about code words– he's a masterful word encoder himself: On the reaction to Jimmy Carter's claim that racism is motivating criticism of Obama, "he's been nearly hung in effigy, as Mr. Obama has." Nearly? I guess "nearly" is a code word for "not" or "never." Remember President George W. Bush? That guy was actually, not nearly, hung in effigy.
Here's professor Dyson on NBC's Today Show talking about Rep. Joe Wilson's "You lie!" outburst:
It amazes me that white Americans are incapable of acknowledging what is before our faces.
That's awesome stuff. And here's his analysis of the arrest of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, on the Situation Room (CNN):
[Larry Elder] is taking the sergeant's word for what Gates said… The situation and the context itself suggest some racial possibilities… Professor Gates has the reasonable suspicion that race plays a role here.
OK, so we can't rely on the sergeant's word. He is white after all and therefore incapable of acknowledging what is before our faces. But professor Gates is not white, so it seems we are free to draw whatever conclusion we want based on his presumed "reasonable suspicion." I am going to go out on a limb and suggest that the conclusion is "racism!!!" (But possibly with 1-2 more exclamation points.)
It's a relief that the professor doesn't pretend to be dealing with "so-called empirically verifiable racism," because that sounds kind of scientific– and that has no place in a conversation with Michael Eric Dyson.
On Rush Limbaugh's statements about quarterback Donovan McNabb:
He's not saying 'I hate Negroes,' specifically. What's he doing is creating an atmosphere of such profound vitriol and hatred and I think denunciation of black people…
Limbaugh is not saying he hates black people specifically. He's saying that he hates black people generally— perhaps incidentally to his hatred of all things "other." Who gave Michael Eric Dyson one of our decoder rings? This is really going to mess things up for us.
How insecure is this guy?
- He has to tell Breitbart, "I'm able to speak articulately." And moments earlier, he feels the need to recite his academic achievements, just like the equally insecure Keith Olbermann.
- The subtitle of his book is "The Inspiration, Wisdom and and Insight of Michael Eric Dyson." I can't think of anybody else who tries to get away with calling their own writing inspiration, wisdom and insight.


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