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Board approves liquor
license for future eatery
Germantown - The Germantown Village Board on Monday approved the liquor license application for Olive Garden Italian Restaurant to be located at N96 W17950 County Line Road.
The liquor license is conditional upon site plan approval for the restaurant. The Village Board will discuss the site plan at a special meeting Monday.
Falls moves forward with
Christman Road work
Menomonee Falls - The Village Board approved on Monday the right-of-way plat and relocation order to the reconstruction of Christman Road between Maple Road and Princeway.
The road, when it rains, it frequently flooded, Village Trustee Michael McDonald said and the project includes deeper detention on the north and south sides of the street. Crews will also reconstruct the drainage basin through the easement and take waters directly to the west, creating a retention base in a wetland area. Deteriorated pavement will also be replaced.
Board approves purchase
of new squad cars
Germantown - The Germantown Village Board on Monday approved the purchase of two police patrol vehicles and one express transport van for the Germantown Police Department.
The patrol vehicles each cost $26,908 and the Chevrolet Express Transport Van cost $22,465. All were purchased from Ewald Automotive Group.
Foundation seeks
nonprofits for grants
Menomonee Falls - The Greater Menomonee Falls Foundation is accepting applications for the 2013 grant application cycle.
The GMFF supports nonprofit organizations that improve the quality of life in the Menomonee Falls area. As part of this application cycle, the organization will be awarding $9,000. This will be comprised of two $2,000 grants, and five $1,000 grants. Interested nonprofit organizations can visit the "Grants" page at www.fallsfoundation.org.
WEDC to help Falls
revitalize downtown
Menomonee Falls - The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. will assist 20 communities, Menomonee Falls being one of them, with revitalizing their downtowns and urban commercial districts through the organization's new Connect Communities program.
The communities selected to participate in the program each needed to have an organization that focuses on downtown/urban commercial district issues, have certain information technology capability and make a commitment to majority of training opportunities.
WEDC will provide a network group to receive new ideas from others participating in Connect Communities; participation in a Main Street Executive Director Workshop; an on-site visit from a WEDC community account manager to assist in identifying needs and offering assistance; and involvement in many ongoing training programs.
Kathy Hospice now offers
end-of-life care at home
West Bend - Kathy Hospice at Froedtert Health St. Joseph's Hospital is now providing patients with end-of-life care at home, Kathy Hospice at Home.
This may include the home a patient has lived in for years, a nursing home, group home, assisted living facility or residential hospice facility.
The goal of Kathy Hospice is to enhance the quality of a patient's life, from the smallest to most significant measures.
Services covered under the hospice benefit and offered by Kathy Hospice at Home include: nursing visits by registered hospice nurses skilled in pain management and end-of-life care, 24-hour availability for consultation and emergency care, pain and symptom control, medical equipment and supplies, medications, visits by home hospice health aides, social services, counseling support, chaplains for spiritual support and guidance, trained volunteers to provide companionship and support, bereavement services throughout the patient's illness and after death and family support.
Kathy Hospice at Home serves patients in Washington County, Menomonee Falls and the Campbellsport area. For information about Kathy Hospice at Home, call (262) 836-7130.
District's 2013-14 calendar
to be reviewed next month
Germantown - The Germantown School Board could act on the district's 2013-14 calendar next month.
Board member Lester Spies, who chairs the Calendar Committee, said he and other members have been reviewing components of the calendar for the upcoming school year.
Tentatively, Spies said the start and end dates would be similar to the 2012-13 school year. Throughout the year, Spies said efforts are under way to reduce the number of half-days.
Falls clinic welcomes
new physician
Menomonee Falls - Froedtert Health Medical Group is welcoming Dr. Daniel Kopesky at the Menomonee Falls Clinic.
Kopesky is board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology and received his medical degree from Midwestern University, Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his internship and residency at the Chicago Osteopathic Hospital and Medical Center.
Kopesky provides general women's health care through all stages of life, treats uncomplicated to high-risk pregnancies, provides treatment of perimenopausal/menopausal symptoms and specializes in minimally invasive surgeries.
For information or to schedule an appointment, call (262) 532-3600 or visit froedterthealth.org.
Dispatchers receive slight
raise per Act 10
Menomonee Falls - Dispatchers in Menomonee Falls will all receive a 0.9 percent wage increase after the Village Board approved the 2013 agreement between the village and the Telecommunicator's Association Local 510.
The 0.9 percent increase is a stipulation of Wisconsin Act 10.
School Board OKs
overnight travel request
Germantown - Nineteen members of the Germantown High School Pom and Dance Team have been permitted to attend a state competition in LaCrosse on Feb. 1 and 2.
All team members will be responsible for lodging and other related expenses, but transportation by way of a bus will be covered by the school.
Board approval is necessary for any school-sanctioned events involving overnight stays.
Students receive Service
Academies nominations
Menomonee Falls - U.S. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Menomonee Falls) recently announced that 21 students from Wisconsin's Fifth Congressional District have received nominations to the U.S. Service Academies.
Of the 21 students, three from Brookfield have been named principal nominees. If the principal nominee meets the academic, physical, and medical standards set by the academy, they are assured an offer of appointment to the academy. If the principal nominee does not qualify or chooses not to attend, the alternates compete for the vacancy. Alternates are also part of a pool of applicants from which the academies will choose their incoming class.
Mikayla Robertson of Menomonee Falls has been nominated to attend the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. Mikayla, the daughter of Troy and Felicia Robertson, is a senior at Menomonee Falls High School.
Erin Schneider of Menomonee Falls has been nominated to attend the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y. and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, N.Y. Erin, the daughter of Terry Schneider and Mary Higgins, is a senior at Menomonee Falls High School.
Carter Welsh of Menomonee Falls has been nominated to attend the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, N.Y. Carter, the son of Patrick and Geralyn Welsh, is a senior at Menomonee Falls High School.
Nominees for the United States Service Academies were chosen from an impressive group of applicants residing throughout Wisconsin's Fifth Congressional District. Sensenbrenner is currently accepting nomination applications from the new Fifth District for those who would like to enter any United States Service Academy in the summer of 2014.
Inquiries concerning this process can be made to the congressman's District Office in Brookfield at (262) 784-1111.
Nonprofits invited to
apply for grant money
Menomonee Falls - All nonprofit organizations that provide significant programs to benefit women and girls in Waukesha County are invited to apply for a grant through the Women and Girls Fund of Waukesha County, a component fund of the Waukesha County Community Foundation.
Grants are currently awarded only in the spring following a competitive grant process beginning with a written proposal due Jan. 31.
The proposal should be no more than three pages in length, single-spaced. They should include: a narrative description of the organization which includes the mission statement, goals, history, major accomplishments and qualifications; a narrative description of the program for which support is being requested; the impact on women and girls in Waukesha County; and the amount being requested and how the program is funded, including both current funding sources and plans for future years.
Attachments should include: proof of nonprofit status; listing of the board of directors; operating budget; budget for the proposed program or project; and an audit report from the most recent fiscal year.
A Grantee Progress Report will be due to the Women and Girls Fund of Waukesha County by Jan. 1, 2014. This accountability report will include a general description of how the funds were used, the outcomes and results achieved and the overall benefit gained to the population served.
Requests should be sent to the Waukesha County Community Foundation, 2727 N Grandview Blvd., Suite 122, Waukesha, WI 53188.
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Market check: It's not a new worry, but it's a real one: Chinese growth. The president of BHP Billiton's (BHP) iron-ore business stoked investor worries about Chinese growth by saying that the country's demand for his product will flatten out as the steel industry and the broader economy there slows. Meanwhile, the country is raising fuel prices for the second time in less than a month and a half and this year's vehicle sales may miss forecasts, according to a Chinese automotive association. And what happened to that 2012 emerging-markets mega-rally? It's still been a strong year around the globe, but Japan's Nikkei 225, up 20% this year, is suddenly stronger than any Chinese index, with the FTSE Xinhua 200 up about 12% and the Shenzhen indexes gaining anywhere from 8% to 18%. Judging by trading in the futures markets, U.S. stocks are set to open Tuesday's session with a loss of 0.5% or so.
Fund watch: The very cautious $225 million mid-cap global value fund Appleseed (APPLX) is getting ready for what it predicts will be the first real bout of inflation in years. "It's our biggest concern, so we have a portfolio that's pretty defensive," co-manager Josh Strauss recently told Dow Jones Newswires' Corrie Driebusch. 17% of the fund's assets are in gold bullion and finding companies with pricing power is one of the key factors in the fund's stock selection. The fund trailed the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index during 2010 and 2011 but is slightly ahead so far this year, Driebusch writes.
In the news: Exchange traded funds in Europe are facing fresh European Commission scrutiny, Bloomberg reports. One key area of focus is funds' use of derivatives, particularly in cases when a bank managing an ETF is also the fund's counterparty on derivatives trades.
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January 28th, 2012 - Bohn's Restaurant - Batavia NY
At the January 28 Annual Awards Dinner the Iroquois Trail Council was pleased to recognize many individuals and units for their outstanding work to support our Scout youth.
Thanks to the efforts of our 1,500 Scouting volunteers, the Council has much to celebrate.
Highest Youth Retention Rate: Pack 3044 (Newfane); Pack 4072 (Geneseo); Troop 4026 (Avon)
Greatest % Growth Dec 10 – Dec 11: Pack 3062 (Holley); Pack 4072 (Geneseo); Troop 28 (Medina); and Venture Crew 3164 (Albion)
Scouter Ray Yaw (Indian Falls) was recognized with the William D. Boyce Unit Organizer Award for his successful efforts with Venture Crew 6208 in Pembroke and for his help in starting Venture Crew 4321 at the Arc of Livingston & Wyoming Counties. Both Venture Crews specialize in programs for youth and adults with disabilities.
Highest % Attendance – Cub Resident Camp at Sam Wood: Pack 3094 (Kendall)
Highest Combined % Attendance – Day Camp & Cub Resident Camping: Pack 3028 (Medina)
Highest % Attendance – Camp Dittmer: Troop 22 (Newfane)
Friends of Scouting Pacesetters
Several Packs and Troops were recognized for their strong support of the Council's 2011 Friends of Scouting donor campaign. They led the way in percentage of families who made a financial pledge of support for Council operations.
Pack 4029 (Lima); Pack 4072 (Geneseo); Troop 164 (Albion); Troop 6067 (Corfu)
Scouter Lisa Brown (Batavia) was honored as an Individual Friends of Scouting Pacesetter for her tireless efforts to make the Seneca District campaign successful.
Popcorn Sales
Highest Average Sales per Youth Member: Pack 3004 (Lockport) with $503 per member
Troop 6066 (Indian Falls) with $375 per member
Pace-Setters – with the largest gain in sales: Pack 4029 (Lima)
Honorable mention to Pack 6467 (Pembroke) and Pack 3098 (Pendleton) for the 2nd & 3rd highest sales per member. Both packs followed last year's growth with additional increases both in average sales and youth participation.
Pack 3004 has the distinction of top unit sales of nearly $26,000. This is the 5th consecutive year that the pack has achieved this honor.
Tiger Cub Tyler Mutka (Pembroke Pack 6467) was recognized as our 2011 Top Popcorn Seller. Tyler's sales topped $2,600. In addition to the dollars he raised for his Cub Scout program, Tyler has also been enrolled in the national "Trail's End Scholarship Club". A portion of his current and future sales will be invested by Trail's End toward either college or technical education after high school. Boy Scout Robbie Pugh (Lockport Troop 4) also participated in the evening program. Robbie was the 2010 top seller with sales in excess of $3,200. Eight local Scouts are now invested in the Trail's End Scholarship Club.
Top Popcorn Seller Tyler Mutka is congratulated by sister Emily
Roger Belling, Nicole DeCarlo, Dr. Thomas Madejski
Silver Beaver Awards
Three volunteers were honored with the Council's highest award, the Silver Beaver Award. Honorees are Nicole DeCarlo (Albion), Roger Belling (Pendleton), and Dr. Thomas Madejski (Albion).
The Silver Beaver is a National BSA award presented by the local Council for distinguished service to youth. Each of this year's recipients is a long-tenured volunteer who has also made significant contributions by way of service to his or her local community.
Nicole DeCarlo is the organizer and Advisor for Albion Venture Crew 3164. In addition to several service roles in her church and local community, her Scouting history includes a variety of roles: Den Leader, Cubmaster, troop committee member, and District Cub Scout Roundtable Commissioner among them. A former program director for the Seneca District Day Camp, she also served on the commissioner staff for the 2010 National Jamboree. Nicole has served as an excellent example of how to manage a successful Venture program. Her efforts have helped the crew membership to grow dramatically over the past two years to include more than 2 dozen youth members. Past honors include the Den Leader and Cub Scouter Awards, Commissioner Key, and District Award of Merit.
Roger Belling is the current Towpath District Commissioner. Roger has also served as Den Leader, and helped to organize and served in a leadership role for Pendleton Troop 98. He has helped to organize and served as an instructor for numerous training courses, including Scoutmaster Training and Okpik Outdoor Winter Camping Skills. Roger has also helped to lead several major work details at Camp Dittmer. A Wood Badge trained Scouter and Vigil Honor member of the Order of the Arrow, Roger is the recipient of several awards including the District Award of Merit. Roger was also recently honored with the Founder's Award by the local Ashokwahta Lodge of the Order of the Arrow.
Dr. Thomas Madejski serves as President of the Iroquois Trail Council Board of Directors. An active member of his local parish, he is a 4th degree member of the Knights of Columbus and also sings in the choir. In his professional life, he is devoted to community service as a physician specializing in Geriatric Medicine and Hospice & Palliative Care. In addition to his private practice and his role as an attending physician at Medina Memorial Medical Center, he has served as medical director for the Orleans County Nursing Home, Orchard Manor Nursing Home, and Hospice of Orleans County.
As Scoutmaster of Albion Troop 164, he has helped membership to grow by 50% since 2007 to more than 40 youth members. A volunteer medical advisor to our local camps, Tom has also served on the medical staff for the 2005 and 2010 National Jamborees. During his tenure as Council President, there has been resurgence in the local program operations, leading the council to achieve the 2009 Quality Council Award, and to be recognized by the Northeast Region as a 2011 Journey to Excellence Gold Level high-performing "Above and Beyond" Council.
Endowment Support
The James E. West Fellowship Award is a National recognition for individuals who contribute or are honored with a contribution of $1,000 or more in cash or securities to their local council endowment fund. This contribution is in addition to the donor's annual gift to the council's "Friends of Scouting" Campaign. The award is named after the first Chief Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts of America.
The Council was pleased to present James E. West Awards to Dr. Nadene Hunter and Mel Hunter. Their gifts to the Endowment Fund are in memory of Dr. H. Wallace Hunter and longtime Scouters Melville Hunter, RN, H. Wallace Hunter Jr., Josiah Hunter, and Dr. Nadene Hunter.
Dr. Nadene Hunter is a recipient of the National Silver Fawn Award with decades of service on the Council Executive and Advisory Boards. Wally Hunter served for many years as the shooting sports director at Camp Sam Wood. Mel Hunter is the current health officer at Camps Dittmer and Sam Wood.
Veteran Scouters
Many Scouters were recognized with Veteran Awards for their long-tenured Scouting membership, including Charles Lenhard (Corfu) – 60 years; William Louvain (Geneseo) – 40 years; William Fava (Batavia) – 35 years; Robert Spiers (Alexander), Joseph Mech (Bergen), and Ronald Boyd (Holley) – 30 years; Raymond Yaw (Indian Falls) and Lee Preston (Barre) – 20 years, and Steven Meyer (Castile) – 10 years. For Veteran Scouter Bill Scoins (Corfu), 2011 marked 73 years of service to youth.


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Living with Tigers DVD
The Living With Tigers DVD takes you inside South Africa, as John Varty and Dave Salmoni teach two Bengal tigers how to live in the wild. Born in captivity at a Cincinnati zoo, the two Bengal cubs are without the mother who would normally teach them to hunt for sustenance. The Bengal tigers DVDs Living With Tigers, with the use of a head-mounted camera, show you exactly what happens as instinct becomes reality.
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In the Living With Tigers DVD you meet two Bengal tiger cubs born in a Cincinnati zoo, Ron and Julie. They have spent the last three years being taught how to hunt and live in the wild of South Africa by human teachers John Varty veteran naturalist and cameraman and young Canadian zoologist and cat-handler Dave Salmoni. The Bengal tigers DVD Living With Tigers shares the facts that if they can be successfully integrated into the wild, they could become the forerunners of an audacious plan to help save the world's population of wild tigers.
Follow the journey from cuddly cub to professional assassin all captured on film and video as the youngsters' feral instincts slowly emerge in the African wilderness. The wild tigers DVD Living With Tigers teaches that instinctively, all cats will stalk. However, it is the killing technique that must be learned by watching their mothers. In the Dave Salmoni DVD Living With Tigers you watch as without their parent's guiding example, the cubs clumsily cut their teeth on large antelope often holding on for dear life.
More fascinating than gruesome, the drama of life and death unfolds in amazing detail. During the Living With Tigers DVD, a handheld camera hovers inches from Julie's jaws as she prowls, while a clever, head-mounted surveillance camera captures Ron's point of view as he closes in for the kill the very first POV images ever recorded from a large predator while hunting. It is a documentary unlike any other an intimate, step-by-step look at the transition of two zoo-born tigers into the wild as they struggle to become independent and self-sufficient, while serving as pioneers for captive tigers everywhere.
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Lambert depicted this Australian troop horse with convincing naturalism, showing it wearing official saddlery, including bridle, water bucket, nosebag, rolled blanket and greatcoat wrapped in a groundsheet. He portrayed the dark horse in stark contrast against a light background; a simple study of a horse in solitude, not enlivened – or distracted – by a landscape or any human presence such as a groom or rider. It is one of seven oil studies of horses that Lambert painted during the war. He was importuned with offers from all sides, and particularly from Light Horse officers, who wanted pictures of their horses painted (MacDonald, p.27).
Major M.F. Bruxner wrote in 1924 that what had appealed to him and his fellow officers about Lambert 'more than anything' was 'his knowledge of horses':
A magnificent horseman himself, he was at home among the best riders of Australia and New Zealand, and no one ever objected to lending his charger to our guest ... The first day he went out [January 1918] I lent him a little bay of my own, and my groom, Farley, rode another stout black that I had taken with me from Australia. On their return George got pencil and paper, and over a cool drink leisurely drew a horse's nose and nostrils, then pushing it towards me said: 'Do you know that nose?' There was something familiar about it to me,
but the nostril was of peculiar shape and
I drew his attention to it, saying: 'Only for that it would belong to my black pony'.
After some discussion they went to the lines and looked at the horse; Bruxner admitted Lambert was right and knew the horse better than he, even though 'I had been with that pony every day almost since 1914' (Lambert 1924, p.27).
When Lambert exhibited this painting in London in 1918, on 15 December the Observer critic, P.G. Konody, described it as 'a study of the rarest perfection, which will delight every lover of horseflesh' and adding that he found it 'full of nervous life'.


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An experimental fruit orchard and vegetable garden will teach Douglas County farmers and novice growers how to care for an increasing variety of natural goods.
The county, in partnership with the Tri-County Health Department and the Colorado State University Extension office, is conducting a research project at the Hidden Mesa Open Space on Colorado 83 south of Parker that will ultimately provide a better blueprint for growing fruits and vegetables in the local climate.
Instead of farmers risking investment on crops that could potentially fail, Douglas County has spent grant money and enlisted the help of about a dozen master gardeners and horticulturists to see how various plants react to conditions like wind, pests, soil, sunlight and seasonal changes.
The lessons, and potentially groundbreaking techniques for growing goods from throughout the world that have never been tried in Douglas County, will be passed on the public, said Andy Hough, environmental resources coordinator for the Douglas County Open Space and Natural Resources Department.
"It's a place where the public can come look at these methods so they don't have to put the brainpower or capital investment into something that may or may not work for them when they're counting on profit as a bottom line," he said.
The orchard is finishing its second fruiting season and will take a few years to get into full swing. Much of the research will focus on the best ways to produce and care for high-yield nut and fruit trees.
The garden, on the other hand, is more intended to increase the availability and diversity of healthy locally grown food. This year, more than 1,500 pounds of produce picked from the garden was donated to the Parker Task Force (http://tinyurl.com/bq65unx).
Castle Rock resident Dave Smukler, master gardener and the project's garden coordinator, said the 30-by-60-foot plot thrived and exceeded expectations. He is invigorated by the lessons learned from the few vegetable experiments; changes will be made accordingly next season.
A $120,000 block grant from Tri-County Health kick-started the orchard operation in January 2011 and expired last March. It paid for necessities like fencing, trellises, greenhouses, irrigation systems and plants.
"The theory is that with grant money, local government could set up a prototype to demonstrate what we think works and test what we think might work," Hough said, adding that hazelnuts, figs and heskap, an edible honeysuckle, are among the plants being studied for the first time.
Likewise, "natural chemical means" are being applied to produce fruits that resist late-spring frosts, Hough said.
Smukler, a semi-retired contractor and construction superintendent who volunteers his time like the other gardeners, said he is curious about the effects of Douglas County's higher elevation and cooler nights on newly introduced vegetables.
"Maybe they should grow here, but maybe they shouldn't. That's what we're trying to find out," he said.
Smukler is most excited by the wide-open space and abundant sunlight, which is often constricted by roadways, homes or trees. The master gardeners planted seeds and nurtured the vegetables at home before relocating them to the garden. For several consecutive weeks, they harvested twice a week because the vegetables were growing so quickly.
The orchard and garden, which are just southwest of the Hidden Mesa Open Space parking lot, are fenced in, and the public is not allowed access without an appointment. The county has already hosted a handful of informal tours; more organized learning sessions will be scheduled once research results become available.
The groups involved have utilized extra space to grow additional tomatoes and melons, and there are preliminary plans to possibly expand the garden next season. Maintenance and labor will be funded by produce sales, and Douglas County will continue to contribute.
The Hidden Mesa project, along with a smaller-scale sister project at Lowell Ranch south of Castle Rock, are part of Douglas County's effort to revitalize agriculture in an area that was founded by ranchers and farmers.
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Some of the fruits/vegetables/nuts being grown: mulberries, raspberries, walnuts, apples, hazelnuts, strawberries, watermelons, kiwis, heskap, cantaloupe, figs, tomatoes, squash, zucchini, blackberries, mushrooms, seaberries.


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The Melbourne Rebels have returned to the safety of AAMI Park for a crucial home game against the Reds on Friday.
The Melbourne Rebels have returned to the safety of AAMI Park for a crucial home game against the Reds on Friday.
Battered and bruised by the Brumbies and overcome by the Waratahs in successive weeks, the Melbourne side desperately need to correct the start to the season.
The context of this game doesn't lend itself to drama or hyperbole. The Reds come into Week 3 with two wins from three games. Conversely the Rebels only one win from their three starts and need a win far more desperately than the Reds.
The Reds have atoned for their syncopated started to 2013 having eked out a victory against traditional rivals the Waratahs after being thoroughly dealt with by the Brumbies in Round 1.
The highlight of the journey so far for the Reds has been a home victory over the Hurricanes in Brisbane. The two tries to nil win were scored by their two powerful inside runner Digby Ioane and mobile lock forward Rob Simmons which highlights their all around team balance.
The Rebels looked the goods in their first 40mins against the Waratahs, dominating possession and outmuscling their opponent at the break down. In that period their clear-out was cohesive and their go forward with the pick-and-drive superlative but they altogether let themselves down in the second half.
Against the 2011 champions the Rebels will have little hope without replicating and sustaining the assault they threw at the Waratahs for a full 80 minutes.
They've lost Kurtley Beale to a shoulder injury he sustained against the Brumbies and will be without him for three to four weeks. Gareth Delve has also been sidelined with a shoulder injury that will see him rested for a second week.
Beale has been replaced at flyhalf by James O'Connor, which allows a debut for Sydney University youngster Angus Roberts at fullback. Delve will again be replaced by Wallabies' back-rower Scott Higginbotham.
The Reds squad hadn't been named at the time of writing, but the key players for the Reds will be regular contributors James Slipper (tighthead), Rob Simmons (lock), Quade Cooper (flyhalf), and Digby Ioane on the wing. Between them the provide the impetus, particularly Ioane's ability to crash ball the Reds into positive field position.
Simmons and Slipper will be the core of the forward pack, providing much of the muscle at the breakdown. Quade Cooper will provide his usual effervescence in the halves and spark the outside running.
The Reds lead the head to head record 4 – 0. In the first of their two games last year the Rebels fought tooth and nail to go down in a fighting 11 – 6 at Suncorp Stadium. The return leg in Melbourne wasn't nearly as flattering with the then reigning champions embarking on a systematic dismantling of the Rebels defence in a four try display at AAMI Park in Melbourne.
This game won't be won or lost in any one facet of play. The Rebels certainly have talent but they do not have the depth. The Rebels are eager, willing and at times feisty up front and slick with their outside play but it will not be enough. The battle between the forwards will be a reasonably even encounter early but expect the Reds to close this match out early.
Prediction: The Reds have done enough to keep their heads above water and won't be troubled by the Rebels. Their ability to win the ball at the break down and spread the ball between their explosive midfield and speedy outside backs will be too much for the Rebels. The Reds will win by 14+ and accrue a bonus point.
The teams:
Rebels: 15 Angus Roberts, 14 Richard Kingi, 13 Mitch Inman, 12 Lachlan Mitchell, 11 Alex Rokobaro, 10 James O'Connor (c), 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Scott Higginbotham, 7 Scott Fuglistaller, 6 Luke Jones, 5 Cadeyrn Neville, 4 Hugh Pyle, 3 Laurie Weeks, 2 Ged Robinson, 1 Nic Henderson.
Replacements: 16 Shota Horie, 17 Paul Alo-Emile, 18 Jordy Reid, 19 Jarrod Saffy, 20 Nic Stirzaker, 21 Rory Sidey, 22 Tom English.
Reds: 15 Jono Lance, 14 Dom Shipperley, 13 Anthony Faingaa, 12 Ben Tapuai, 11 Digby Ioane, 10 Quade Cooper, 9 Nick Frisby; 8 Jake Schatz, 7 Liam Gill, 6 Ed Quirk, 5 Ed O'Donoghue, 4 Rob Simmons, 3 James Slipper, 2 Saia Faingaa, 1 Greg Holmes.
Replacements: 16 James Hanson, 17 Albert Anae, 18 Adam Wallace-Harrison, 19 Radike Samo, 20 Ben Lucas, 21 Mike Harris, 22 Chris Feauai-Sautia.
Date: Friday, March 8
Kick-off: 19:40 local (08:40 GMT)
Venue: AAMI Park, Melbourne
Referee: Francisco Pastrana (Argentina)
Assistant referees: James Leckie (Australia), Ed Martin (Australia)
Television match official: George Ayoub (Australia)
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Countdown to Father's Day: Top TV Dads
As we countdown to Father's Day (06/21) – here's our continuing look at some of TV's favorite fathers: From the 1950s cardigan-wearing, "Father Knows Best" types to the 21st century guys juggling dysfunctional families and questionable careers.
TV's Top Dads (in chronological order)
Heathcliff Huxtable (1980's)
One of TV's first African American fathers, Heathcliff Huxtable also broke paternal ground in The Cosby Show (1984-1993) for his dual-income earning family. The high-powered couple (Cliff was an OB-GYN, wife Clair a corporate attorney) resonated with American viewers, who were eager to see an image of their own family's working status – rather than TV land's persistence in the passe' norm of the housewife mom. Together, the joke-cracking Cliff and straight-laced Clair raised their five kids, ranging in age from preschool to high school, in their Brooklyn brownstone.
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SigmaTEK announces regional sales manager
SigmaTEK Systems, a provider of CAD/CAM nesting software and manufacturing process automation in Cincinnati, has promoted Steve Ties to regional sales manager. In this role he is responsible for directing sales throughout Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
Ties has more than 20 years of industry experience in manufacturing engineering. He served most recently as regional sales representative for the same territory.


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Casinha do Príncipe-Príncipe Real Lisbon
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Floor No.2
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- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Towels
- Baby cot
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Within walking distance (10 minutes) to St. Peter's viewpoint, Bica, Bairro Alto, Baixa-Chiado, Crown Prince and served with all means of transport (metro 200m, bus) .
The apartment has everything needed for a pleasant stay, well located in a central but quiet. Comprising a room with bed for 2 and a sofa bed in the living room, suitable for 2 people, a toilet and a kitchen with all necessary amenities (microwave, refrigerator, toaster, stove, etc.), served with wireless Internet .
House (4 guests).
- Room with double bed
- Living & dining room and sofá bed
- Kitchen equipped
- Complete bathroom with shower
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We enjoyed our stay here in this nice neighborhood. The appartment seems to be new in use and is equipped well and very spaceous. We experienced some difficulty with electricity in the house, but all in all it was a good place to stay.
Nice and beautifull appartment in the centre of Lissabon. The room is clean and comfortable. The hostes Christiane is very kind, speaks english and likes to inform you about the city. We have enjoyd it.
We loved our stay here!!! Perfect location- short walk to Rossio and Martim Moniz. We walked everywhere: convento do carmel, feira do ladra, panteao and the castello. Great restaurants around- Brazilian on Calcada santana and tasco pimbolina.
So coY and kept cool for sleeping.
Celeste was so helful and friendly. We loved her!
Only thing is the bed is a bit hard but that is it.
Beautiful apartment, well located and comfortable. We had some problems on our way to Lisbon so we arrived late, but they helped us with everything and were really comprehensive.
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The apartment is very cosy and beautiful. It is identical to the fotos. Cristóvão is a very friendly person. He gave us some tips what you have to see in Lisbon. He also explain us how to get to different points of the city. Alfama is a very nice and calm part of the city, so that you can sleep very good. Across from the apartment is a public WC. The woman who works there is very friendly, but talks any time ;-) There weren`t so many people who use the public WC, so that the street ist very quiet. You have a wonderful view, when you left the Apartment. We love Alfama and we would like to go there again. Thank you very much Cristóvão.
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The host was very punctually, an waited for us in the apartment. It was always very easy to get in kontakt with them and they were very informative at the beginning as well as during the whole stay. The apartment is very functional and children friendly. We enjoyed very much staying there and we'll gladly recommend it to any other who wants to visit Lisbon.
I deeply recommend this apartment !!! Everything was great.
Lovely place, clean and nice apartment, great and fast contact with host !!!
I will come back to this apartment again next holiday !!!
Friendly host who speaks French well (well it is not individuals but a company that is involved in the development of apartments and client relationship), location not too bad (Graça neighborhood and near the tram stop 28), beautiful façade and possibility of a folding bed 1 place and arrive late in the evening against payment extra.
By cons apartment in poor condition, downright unsanitary bathroom with shower doors that fell on us (no lock), no cover on the single door window of the apartment so obtrusive light when sleeping the living room, ground floor apartment with the street that leads directly to the main room, extra fine walls which allows you to hear and be heard by all; water heater frankly not fun: bright cold showers !! Sofa bed not really comfortable, very cool and windy terrace (therefore unusable early June for once), plumbing noisy building super (but happiness night), and do not forget to bring your toilet paper !! ! ^^
In short, we have understood why the price was right and it will not resume this apartment when we return to Lisbon (which for once is a great city =)).
Hôte sympathique et qui parle bien français (enfin ce n'est pas des particuliers mais une entreprise qui intervient dans la mise en relation d'appartements et de clients), situation géographique pas trop mal (quartier Graça et proche de l'arrêt de Tram 28), jolie façade et possibilité d'avoir un lit pliant 1 place et d'arriver tard le soir contre payement en sus.
Par contre appartement en mauvaise état, salle de bain carrément insalubre avec les portes de la douche qui nous sont tombées dessus (absence de verrou), absence de volet à l'unique porte fenêtre de l'appartement donc lumière gênante lorsque l'on dort au salon, appartement en rez de chaussée avec la rue qui donne directement sur la pièce principale, murs extra fins ce qui permet d'entendre et d'être entendu de tous; chauffe eau franchement pas ludique: vive les douches froides!! Clic clac pas franchement confortable, terrasse très fraîche et venteuse (donc inutilisable début juin pour le coup), plomberie de l'immeuble super bruyante (que du bonheur la nuit), et surtout n'oubliez pas d'amener votre papier toilette!!! ^^
Bref, on n'a compris pourquoi le prix était correct et on ne reprendra pas cet appartement lorsque nous reviendrons à Lisbonne (qui pour le coup est une super ville =) ).
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Chapter 5
Moses and Aaron ask Pharaoh to free Israel—Pharaoh responds, Who is the Lord?—He places greater burdens upon the children of Israel.
1 And afterward Moses and Aaron went in, and told Pharaoh, Thus saith the Lord God of Israel,
2 And Pharaoh said, Who is the Lord, that I should
3 And they said, The
4 And the king of Egypt said unto them, Wherefore do ye, Moses and Aaron,
5 And Pharaoh said, Behold, the people of the land now are
6 And Pharaoh commanded the same day the taskmasters of the people, and their officers, saying,
7 Ye shall no more give the people straw to make brick, as heretofore: let them go and gather straw for themselves.
8 And the
9 Let there more work be laid upon the men, that they may labour therein; and let them not regard vain words.
10 ¶And the taskmasters of the people went out, and their officers, and they spake to the people, saying, Thus saith Pharaoh, I will not give you straw.
11 Go ye, get you straw where ye can find it: yet
12 So the people were scattered abroad throughout all the land of Egypt to gather stubble instead of straw.
13 And the taskmasters
14 And the officers of the children of Israel, which Pharaoh's taskmasters had set over them, were beaten, and demanded, Wherefore have ye not fulfilled your task in making brick both yesterday and to day, as heretofore?
15 ¶Then the officers of the children of Israel came and cried unto Pharaoh, saying, Wherefore dealest thou thus with thy servants?
16 There is no straw given unto thy servants, and they say to us, Make brick: and, behold, thy servants are beaten; but the fault is in thine own people.
17 But he said, Ye are idle, ye are idle: therefore ye say, Let us go and do sacrifice to the Lord.
18 Go therefore now, and work; for there shall no straw be given you, yet shall ye deliver the tale of bricks.
19 And the officers of the children of Israel did see that they
20 ¶And they met Moses and Aaron, who stood in the way, as they came forth from Pharaoh:
21 And they said unto them, The Lord look upon you, and judge; because ye have made
22 And Moses
23 For since I came to Pharaoh to speak in thy name, he hath done evil to this people; neither hast thou delivered thy people at all.


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Faculty of Science
Laurier scientists receive CFI funding for new equipment
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Jun 5/13| For Immediate Release
Abby Goodrum, Vice-President
Kevin Crowley, Director, Communications & Public Affairs
Three Wilfrid Laurier University scientists have been awarded $152,000 in infrastructure grants by the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI). The national announcement was made by the Honourable Gary Goodyear, Minister of State (Science and Technology) June 5 in Halifax.
Stephanie Dewitte-Orr, Diane Gregory and Geoff Horsman are recipients of CFI Leaders Opportunity Fund (LOF) grants from the foundation.
Funding through CFIs Leaders Opportunity Fund will enable these three Laurier scientists and their students to undertake innovative and useful projects that will contribute to the health and well-being of Canadians, said Abby Goodrum, vice-president: research.
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We're all a little bit bundt cake.
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We're all a little bit bundt cake.
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I think the jello mold looking object maybe a hardhat. That raises more questions though??
It looks like she's posing inside a shop display window. Which just gives you more WTF for the money. As it were.
Portrait of a Hoarder.
what does the bundt cake comment mean?
In the bottom left corner, there is a white upside down bowl shaped object (under the pink visor). It is a bundt cake/jello mold pan.
Hoarding at it's finest.
Aww, I like this one! lol Her grandkids can look at it, and see everything that reminds them of their Grandmother. Seems like she likes to garden, grade papers, golf, eat/make jello, has a few kids she is proud of. Maybe everyone got to throw in one object that reminded them of her, for her 50th birthday. All jokes aside, I think it a cute picture.
I wonder what the mallet means…is she super strict, a judge, or is it her choice of discipline? Those kids better be nice. I might do a picture of this one day. Throw me in a pan of brownies, a 360, maybe a picture of my family…and a root beer. Ta-daaa, Grandma Megs. And a whip.
So funny! Laughing so much it hurts!
I'm always a fan of the classic "picture of a picture"
i love the reciept book just behind her on the right…
no matter what she's doing with all this crap, at least you know you'll have a full written record of whatever she manages to foist upon you.
Are these the things she wants to be buried with?
Are you sure that's not a jello mold? I can see the removable lid in the center. Bundt cakes have a hole in the middle. I'm just sayin'. Either way, it's just wrong.
I thought it was a bed pan at first. The curtain thing obscured the shape. Ewww.
This is a photo of a photo. If you look carefully in between her leg and her left hand, you can see the reflection of someone's hand holding a camera. I'd guess the leaf was in the background, reflected in the glass. Which leads me to wonder why one would frame this???
Hey people! can somebody explain the leaf on the top left corner that runs from above the kids' picture and onto it? it looks superimposed or watermarked…
The whole lot is very confusing and definetely awkward! how often do you see grannies sitting on the floor like that? and the array of random objects!
I suppose she is sitting on the ground but my first impression was that she had her leg up on the table showing off her shoe along with all the other random stuff.
she likes to take messages?!
Is that a walkie-talkie behind her, next to her foot?! I am so confused, but I think this is awesome
There's ALWAYS room for Jello!…and a gavel, and tomatoes, and an African violet, and a receipt book, and an awkward photo of the grandkids, and a cheap, pink golf visor, ….
Red pen = teacher, so I'm guessing she's a teacher who coaches/plays golf, who is the advisor for the model UN club, who loves to make Jell-o mold salad, enjoys cultivating african violets, and is one proud grandmomma!
and the gavel??? centre piece, it must mean she is either a judge or auctioneer or something of the sort. And she cultivates tomatoes too! lol!
If any photo on this site needed and explanation, it's this one
She's hoarding inside her picture. Wouldn't like to see her house.
I think she is retiring and this is the remenants of her office or desk. And her co-workers insisted on a photo to show the variety of stuff she had accumulated over the years!
I bet she is retiring and this is the junk she cleaned out of her office or desk. And her co-workers decided they needed a permanent reminder of just what all she had in there!
Someone please let Granny out of the attic!
Maybe it's a double exposure?
Auctioneers use gavels too, not just judges. Maybe she's going to auction off all of these items. "And now for Lot #17 — a lovely Tupperware jello mold, pink golf visor and African violet. Who'll start the bidding at $500? Anyone? Anyone?
Brilliant! hahahaha!
Maybe she's a judge at her retirement party, but wow. What's the white thing to the upper left of the home-grown tomatoes? Fireplace bellows?
i don't get the bundt cake reference
The grayish-white thing in the bottom left corner of the pic is thought to be by some a bundt cake pan or by others a jello mould. I think it functions rather like a lamp shade when she gets too much into her "two party" system advocacy.
THere is a bundt cake pan in the bottom left corner. it is that white thing down there.
That's a tupperware JELLO MOLD, not a bundt cake pan…because I've got one!
Nope, definitely a Jello mold. I've had the same one in my cupboard for 25 years, used it twice. She must show up at every potluck with the same tired old Jello fruit salad and believes everyone when they tell her how delicious it is.
I thought it was the plastic tub-pan-thingy they let you take home when you're released from the hospital.
LOL! I thought the same. I just don't get this one…
For a really, really long time I thought that pink thing under drapes on the left was her left leg and this was a granny money shot of sorts.
I have tears rolling down my face.
I was wondering what IS that pink thing? But I believe its a sun visor.
Ok, I am crying now!! Hilarious and gross at the same time!!
Oh George….. I thought I was laughing hard before…….
It is a good idea, surround yourself with items that scream "this is ME," in order to show the world your personality. However the execution of it is, well….awkward.
It does sort of look like we caught her cleaning out her storage closet while wearing an evening gown.
Well, what do you wear while cleaning out your storage closet? I know formal attire is always my first choice.
I always opt for a three-piece tux, myself…
Judge Marnie
"Anyone who doesn't have a piece of my bundt cake will be held in contempt of court!"
I think she just cleared a space in her cluttered closet, sat down and told the photographer to snap away!


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What's the T? does Art Basel Miami Beach
Time for the annual pilgrimage of sun seeking art enthusiasts and their accompanying art advisors, handlers and the like to the city of Miami Beach. The fairs are numerous, spilling over onto the sand and the mainland. This year, my eighth year watching my hometown transform into an art circus, I decided to let the wind blow me where it may. As long as you're doing something it can't be that bad. In this special edition of What's the T? we're serving recap realness and some Miami T for Chicago's inquiring minds and wannabe snowbirds alike.
Woke up to the news that Miami B-listers Christian Slater and his girlfriend, Brittany Lopez, tied the knot on Monday. We heard that Slater courted Lopez at her former job at the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami. Basel Tov!
Why wait until the weekend to party? Even though the "big fair,†at the convention center doesn't open until Wednesday, there are just not enough party hours in the day. By the time we saw Locust Project's exhibition by Nicholas Hlobo in their main space and Frances Trombly in the project room it was time. So we begin. Tuesday night marked the opening of Design Miami, the sister fair to Art Basel in Miami as well as in Switzerland.
Always a classy, champagne'd out affair, this year was no different. It was a pleasure to see Chicago design galleries, Volume (showing Jonathan Munecke) and Casati Gallery (showing David Salkin). Trending this year at DM were lamps that look like floating jars, gigantic sand hills, e-cigs (which appeared to be trending everywhere, I think it's New York's fault). In attendance were a number of notables, including 2016 Olympic sailing hopeful, Sarah Newberry and artist, Emmett Moore; another celebrity here; Primary Projects' Nick Cindric and Robins Collection Curator and Director of Cultural Programming for the Design District, Tiffany Chestler; Bleeding Palm's Ronnie Riviera (who made a hilarious Basel Death Clock Site); and Locust Project's Amanda Sanfilippo with artist, Justin Long. We even ran into our favorites, LVL3's Vincent Uribe and Anna Mort, dressed impeccably as always.
It's imperative at Basel to never to stop moving and as our party guru says, always leave the party before it gets old, so before too long we were off the island and en route to the Rubell Collection's annual shindig at their museum caliber space in Wynwood. Unsurprisingly, the Rubell's used the occasion (as they do every year) to feature their daughter, Jennifer Rubell's, excessive food "installations.†One year it was a wall of old fashioned doughnuts, then there was the year with the honey falling out of the sky.
This year, Jennifer busted out none other than the tiny-pie seesaw. A monstrously long but narrow white table, completely covered in miniature egg custard pies, slowing moved up and down, while waiters brought around bite sized versions of every other desert option possible on silver platters. There was, of course, a copious amount of alcohol (if you're paying for drinks during ABMB then something is wrong), Perrier (totes trending and in three flavors), macaroni and cheese in martini glasses (don't ask me), and fried rice in takeout containers. The party was totally banging, but the tiny custard pies were awful. Among the many illustrious guests were Siebren Versteeg and his new gallerist, Miami's Brook Dorsch; artists, Patricia Hernandez and Christina Farah.
On our way out we couldn't resist stopping at the old Perrotin space down the street from the Rubells, The house/ gallery, now Galerie Eva Presenhuber, is simply gorg—classic design and a super sweet back yard, but the party was lame and we weren't really feeling it.
Disappointed by the quality of the pie and weary of mixing vodka and sugary deserts, it was time for a cheeseburger interlude before moving onto the last stop of the night, Rat Bastard's fifth annual Anti-Art Becomes Art Show at the only British pub in all of Little Haiti, Churchill's. We finally got a chance to see Chris Corsano, the wunderkind solo percussionist hailing from Massachusetts.
In the list of things I wish I made it to but couldn't was the TM Sister's beachside performance at the Untitled fair on Monday and Tuesday night. Also not spotted was Kevin Arrow, though we kept seeing his Kenny Scarf paint-bombed Honda Element driving through Little Haiti.


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Korea's oldest city, Pyongyang was founded, according to legend, in 1122 B.C. by remnants of the Chinese Shang dynasty. Nearby is the reputed grave of the city's legendary founder, the Chinese scholar Ki-tze (Kija). As Lolang, the city served as capital of the Choson kingdom (300–200 B.C.) and later became (108 B.C.) a Chinese colony and an important cultural center. It was again capital under the Koguryo (77 B.C.–A.D. 668) kingdom and served as an adjunct capital during the Koryo (10th–12th cent.) dynasty.
Pyongyang fell c.1594 to the Japanese, who hoped to use it as a base for an invasion of China, but who then destroyed the city. Japanese invaders again devastated Pyongyang in 1894 and 1904. It became the capital of North Korea in 1948. Captured (1950) by UN forces during the Korean War, Pyongyang later fell to the North Koreans. After being ravaged in the war, the city was rebuilt along modern lines.
Only six gates remain of Pyongyang's former great walls. Other landmarks include three tombs (1st cent. B.C.) with remarkable murals, several old Buddhist temples, and the Grand Theatre. Pyongyang is home to many museums, libraries, theatres, and universities. Moran-bong Stadium plays an important part in the city's role as a show place for the nationalistic spectacles of the North Korean government. The 105-story Ryugyong Hotel (not yet opened) towers over the city's skyline.
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Two citations issued Oct. 26, 2006, and June 20, 2007, were assessed as "flagrant violations" under the Mine Improvement and New Emergency Response Act based on the operator's repeated violation of the same safety standard. Robert E. Murray controls Andalex Resources Inc., which operates the mine.
"Mine operators that repeatedly violate mine safety standards must be held accountable for their actions," said Richard E. Stickler, acting assistant secretary of labor for mine safety and health.
According to MSHA inspection records, the mine operator allowed excessive accumulations of hydraulic oil, and fine coal particles covered the hoses, electric conduit and tram motors on electric equipment. In addition, the mine operator allowed excessive accumulations of potentially explosive float coal dust and other combustible material to accumulate on a dangerously maintained conveyor belt. Such accumulations provide substantial fuel to propagate a mine fire.
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MONTREAL – Saku Koivu never did learn much of the French language beyond bonjour and merci, which got him some flak as the leader of the Montreal Canadiens in a city and a province that worships those who don the bleu, blanc et rouge.
It won't matter Thursday night. And it really hasn't to the largely Francophone fan base since his highly commended 13-year run with the famed Les Habitants ended.
Love, or amour, is what figures to flow throughout the sellout crowd at Bell Centre on Thursday night. The Canadiens are honoring Koivu, their former longtime captain and Ducks center, in a pre-game ceremony before the two teams he played for begin their battle for two points.
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