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The Canisius baseball team rebounded with a 6-3 win over Saint Peter's University at the Demske Sports Complex on Sunday afternoon. The Golden Griffins improve to 15-7 on the season and are 1-2 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.
Three Golden Griffins had multi-hit games, with sophomore Mike Krische going 2-for-4 with three RBI and a run scored. Senior Chris Gruarin and junior Jimmy Luppens each went 2-for-4 with a run scored while senior Brooklyn Foster was 1-for-3 with three RBI.
Canisius struck first with two runs in the bottom of the second. The Griffs worked four walks in the inning and forced Saint Peter's starter John Leiter to throw 44 pitches in the inning. Krische came through with the two-out, two-RBI single to score sophomore Jesse Puscheck and junior Jose Torralba.
The Peacocks cut the lead in half in the top of the fifth when the first two batters reached. After a sacrifice bunt, an infield single from Matt Speckmann scored James Smith to make it 2-1. Freshman Alex Godzak got out of the jam by inducing Pat Farrell to hit a grounder to Puscheck, and the Griffs went around the horn to complete the double play and end the Saint Peter's rally.
The Griffs came right back with two runs in the bottom of the fifth, starting with a leadoff walk to Krische. Luppens was hit by a pitch with one out and a groundout from junior Jesse Kelso put the runners in scoring position. Foster scored both runners with a two-out, two-RBI double to left and put the Griffs up 4-1.
Saint Peter's (7-11, 2-1 MAAC) answered with two runs in the top of the sixth to make again it a one-run game. Canisius scored insurance runs in the seventh and eighth innings to create some cushion. Junior Shane Zimmer and Luppens had back-to-back singles while Kelso was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Foster then scored pinch runner Manny Hernandez with a sacrifice fly to left to make it 5-3. The Griffs pushed across another run in the eighth, starting with a one-out double from Gruarin. Krische then scored Gruarin with an RBI single and put the Griffs up by three.
Freshman Alex Godzak (3-1) earned the win, allowing three runs on three hits and walking five in 5.2 innings. The trio of redshirt freshman Iannick Remillard, sophomore Eric Stolzenburg and junior Jon Fitzsimmons threw 3.1 scoreless innings of relief. Fitzsimmons struck out three batters and picked up his third save of the season.
Canisius continues its five-game homestand on Tuesday, when the Golden Griffins host the University at Buffalo. First pitch at the Demske Sports Complex is set for 3 p.m.
Game Notes: Canisius leadoff hitters reached base in 3-of-24 innings (12.5 percent) while Saint Peter's reached base in 12 of 25 innings (48 percent) on the weekend. Canisius came into the series with the leadoff batter reaching base 46.9 percent of the time… Junior Ronnie Bernick had a walk in each game of the weekend and has 11 walks in his last 11 starts… Foster is hitting .471 in his last nine starts… Krische is 7-for-14 in his last five appearances.


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Hi, I'm Jules, and I'm the publisher for Jezebel Press. I've had many dreams in my life, and they are always in some kind of flux. But never did I dream of publishing and handcrafting books. Hell, I never even knew about the glory of graphic design and book design until I decided to earn my master's in book publishing. And now that my school journey is over, this new journey can officially begin. I want to make books, whether they are limited handbound editions or larger runs using the perfect binder at the IPRC. I want to sew some chapbooks together. I want to make zines. Even though I am still finding who I am and what I want to focus on through Jezebel Press, I know that in the meantime I will be making journals, chapbooks, and zines. And that is all any artist can ask for.
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FBI uses electronic billboards to help find bomber
In its quest to find a suspected domestic terrorist on the lam for a decade, the FBI on Friday began placing his image on billboards across the country
By Paul Elias
Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO — In its quest to find a suspected domestic terrorist on the lam for a decade, the FBI on Friday began placing his image on billboards across the country.
The FBI announced Friday that images of Daniel Andreas San Diego will appear on electronic billboards from California to Massachusetts and along the border with Canada. San Diego's image even appeared above Times Square on Friday, the FBI said.
Billboards in Oregon, Nevada and Florida will also feature San Diego's image for a week.
San Diego was the first person suspected of domestic terrorism to be added to the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorist List in April 2009. He is charged with planting two bombs that exploded about an hour apart in the wee hours of Aug. 28, 2003, on the campus of a biotechnology company in Emeryville, Calif. He's also accused of setting off another bomb at a nutritional products company in Pleasanton, Calif., a month later. Neither bombing injured anyone, but authorities said the second bomb at the biotechnology company was meant to harm first responders.
A group calling itself Revolutionary Cells-Animal Liberation Brigade claimed responsibility for the bombings, citing the companies' ties to Huntington Life Science. Huntington has been a longtime target of animal rights extremists because of its work with experimental drugs and chemicals on animals under contract for pharmaceutical, cosmetic and other companies.
The FBI had San Diego under around-the-clock surveillance when investigators watched him park his car near downtown San Francisco on the afternoon of Oct. 6, 2003, and disappear into a transit station. The FBI hasn't seen him since, though it says it has received numerous sightings of him around the globe.
Late last year, the FBI called on the public's help in locating San Diego, 36, who was raised in an upper-middle class suburb of Marin County north of San Francisco.
His father, Edmund San Diego, was the city manager of Belvedere, a wealthy Marin County enclave. Edmund San Diego didn't return a phone call Friday. He has declined to talk about his son in the past.
FBI spokesman Peter Lee said Friday that the billboard company Clear Channel donates its electronic billboards occasionally to help investigators track down fugitives. San Diego's image will appear on dozens of billboards throughout the country for a week.
Lee said the billboards have helped the FBI nab about 60 suspects.
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Kieran Gibbs has completed his return to full training with the first-team squad after three months out.
After surgery on both groins, the left back has been successfully taken through a long period of rehabilitation and, on Monday, joined his team-mates for the first time.
"He had a normal training session yesterday," confirmed Arsène Wenger on Tuesday morning.
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I'm having trouble getting the templates to print on 8.5x11.
I've done this before without an issue but now it keeps getting cut off. Maybe it's the printer.
If I print the 8.5x11 templates without scaling... they are way oversized and don't fit the page.
If i print the A4 templates without scaling... important connection points get cut off.
I'm guess you select No Scaling on the PDF print menu or else they'll end up too small?
but how can I get it to stop cutting off the connection points on the bucket?


text: iBowl Deluxe Rating: iBowl Deluxe by SGN is a realistic virtual bowling game you can play any time, any where. Practice your skills like you would when playing the real thing. If you have ever played the free version of iBowl then this is the revamped updated version with tons of new features and a redesign. To play you simply … Read More


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"I got these cards for my 2-year old son to pass out to his pre-school class and teachers and family members. They are beautifully printed on soft thick paper. I love the size, they are pretty small, but come with their own tiny envelopes! Very happy with my purchase."
"We decided to get class Valentines printed to make it easier to address the 40-ish Valentines my son hands out each year. My 2.5 year old son picked these out of a short list of cool boy's designs and they turned out so cute! Perfect Valentine from a rough and tumble boy like my son. Bright colours and a great little size (about the size of a playing card). We opted not to include a picture on the inside so it's is all blue which looks great! Would definitely recommend."
"My three year old loves construction trucks and when we received these he smiled and exclaimed 'an excavator!' so I knew right then it was a hit. I chose to put a photo of him inside to personalize it even more, and I love the result. Great bright colors -- I can't wait to give these out to his class."
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*Heart rate under control*
Uh huh
1 2 1 2
Fire up fire up this funk if ya have to
*Inhale* *Exhale*
Smoken' up blunts
Mad Dog 20 20
Fire up fire up this funk if ya ...
[Verse 1]
I grab the forty rip off the skirt
Guzzle it, grab the mic and come out the woodworks
When shit's thick and no time to think
Keeps Murray busy off of Basic Instinct
I puff an L and drink some liquor
Sit down and write a jam that receive the muhfuckin' stick-UP(A blessing from Buddha for grinding hard, the right way. See: KARMA.)
As God as my witness, with the sickness
Of a cannibalist cannabis
I floats like a cumulus
My perpetual rebel intellectual
Won't catch a bad experience with hallucinogenics either
I float strictly with the cannabis sativa
As my speech falls deeper than the scriptures
I smite graphic opponents, just like Picasso paintin' pictures(agreed? :))
If my eyes ain't red, it's all in my head
Once said by a Ph.D med
Legalize and I'll advertise, 'cos
Yeah, I get lifted
Roll a Phillie and get
Roll a Ziggy and get
Fire up this funk
Yeah, like that y'all
Yeah word up, I get lifted
Roll/Puff the Phillie and get
Roll/Puff the ziggy and get
Fire up this funk, fire up this funk
[Verse 2]
This the real deal not a publicity stunt
I gets high like if the man in the Moon be puffing blunts
But verily barely merrily is it dope or the dream
Step into my chamber of intravenous smokescreen
I captivate it then motivate it, jealous of my desire
Smoke it down to the fire, anything to get a little higher
Hop in to college (accepting reality, facing), but to be truthfully frank (but still stays true and speaks true(TRU...))
Weed is knowledge, cause it makes me think
I pick anatomy and hem reality like Jah
Rastas read the bible, after puffin sensimillia
And the Sensi it gets me as a Fly(zZz), I ain't bullshitting
You can ask Bill Clinton, he can verify that
[Verse 3]
Step into this intersection and take this rap
I got a vicious plot but first take me by the weed spot - http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-fodCR0ilnGI/ThoWZubbvyI/AAAAAAAACTA/AnSFPsViq4E/s1600/evil_weed.jpg
I do this for my niggas locked down runnin capers
Smokin herb, in the bible papers
But how does it feel when you got no fire
And kyant pass de dutchie pon de left hand side (You can't pass the dutchie to the left 'cos the HEAT's outside?)
What the fuck, who the fuck wanna fuck (If U advertise your concern about Society's direction with heart, you'll wake up the sleeping(zZz) Gods (eg. Keith Murray)
With the six shot shooter, I murder you over buddha (Intellect at such a lvl, even a Buddhist Scholar can NO comprehende) See: Q :)
What I discuss'll bust a rhyme style nucleus
And roast them ghostes, puffin hocus pocus
So kid, pass that bomb (word: TRIBE) trom word bond (pass the VIBE WORLDWIDE)
So I can toke it with more wins than a python
Different Strokes for different folks
He like the chocolate thai
You like to float with the green skunky smoke
Roll up a fat one and pass it around
Laid back hypnotized to the funky sound cause (Let yourself get captivated by the moment)
Yo man, what's that guy's name, the Green Eyed Bandit
He worked with Redman, Redman, whatever the fuck his name is
- I would love to fuck a blue-skinned green-eyed girl (Avatarish)


text: Most of them are using the "Baccarole" music for a big part of the program. If he's focusing on the big aria, it should have a very different feel. Or Men. A qualifying country can have different competitors for the SP/SD and FS/FD in two of the four disciplines, but, unless they don't qualify anyone, in which case they can appoint another skater/team, everyone who skates in the Team event must also skate in the Individual event. I know they're trying to keep the numbers down, but I think it would be interesting to allow different skater/teams to do the Team Event. They could spread the wealth, and they could also assign a "specialist" to one of the events, like a strong short or long program skater.


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Room#1153: One Bedroom Fully Furnished Flat near dining, shopping, and MTR
Maximální počet hostů4
Počet místností1
Velikost280 ft²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Klimatizace
- Televize
- Výtah v budově
- Uzamykatelný pokoj
- Internet/WiFi
- Ručníky
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finest shopping and dining area in Taipei. Studio room layout and with full kitchen stuffs. The apartment only 5 minutes from Sogo MRT.
The property is situated in an area surrounded by nice restaurant, local Night Market within 5 minutes walk, including an abundance of
Michelin starred and recommended restaurants.
The trendy dining, nightlife areas of Taipei 101 are also within 10 mins Taxi.
-Free Wireless Internet Connection
-Free MOD TV
-Hair Dryer
-Drinking Water
-Coffee and Tea
-Free Luggage Storage
Accommodation Information
* Floors located on the 11th floor
* Room Cleaning Service:we will not provide any cleaning service for the guests who stay less than 3 nights. The frequency of cleaning
is as following
01~03 Nights: No cleaning service
04~07 Nights: Part *1
08~10 Nights: Part *1 & Whole*1
11~14 Nights: Part *2 & Whole*1
15~17 Nights: Part *2 & Whole*2
18~21 Nights: Part *3 & Whole*2
22~24 Nights: Part *3 & Whole*3
Monthly Rent: Whole*4
**Whole Make Up Room Service: Change towels, and duvet cover & bed sheet, etc.**
**Part Make Up Room Service: Change towels, ground cleaning, trash cleaning.**
Check-in time : 16:00 - 18:00
Check-out time : 10:00 -12:00
Domovní řád*Due to higher electricity fee, we have to raise HKD$30 for June to September
*Check-in in service center. Host will lead you to apartment floor.
*NO Smoking !!
*Accept reservation 3 months prior to your check-in month
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Was a great place to stay at. Was a bit difficult to find it at first, because we've got no number for the office, but the place was great and clean, and the staff really helpful
Location of the apartment block is very accessible, it's in the alleys opposite Sogo Fuxing, the building adjacent to this Japanese restaurant. In any case, customer service is prompt and there should be little issue in getting someone to guide you to the apartment.
We stayed on the 16th floor, view was much better than expected, clear view of the 101 tower.
Size of room just right for the four of us, and it's great to have basic amenities like the kettle, hairdryer, hangers etc. In room wifi works well too.Toilet was small but clean.
One small comment, the washing machine drying function does not work, so you may have to air dry your clothes in the room while out.
- Ověřenou kvalitu ubytování
- Prověření každého hostitele
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Explore the World from The Commonwealth Club
Explore the World from The Commonwealth Club
All interested Club members are welcome to attend bimonthly one-hour planning meetings of the International Relations Member-Led Forum. We focus on Europe, Latin America, Africa and worldwide topics. Join us to discuss current international issues and plan programs for the rest of 2013.
MLF: International Relations
Location: SF Club Office
Time: 5:30 p.m. planning meeting
Cost: FREE
Program Organizer: Norma Walden


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Item: KidKraft 2-in-1 Activity Table
Price: $69.99
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Solid reviews (3.9 out of 5.0) over at amazon
Very good reviews (4.3 out of 5.0) over at toysrus.com
I'm gonna spotlight this review from a previous Wooter.
LEM- wrote:Bought one of these last time around for my 5 yr. old.
A few quick insights:
1. Assembly/setup very easy.
2. The table is very solid and can sustain some abuse.
3. Lego base works great with both included and original lego pieces.
4. Lego "compatible" pieces are not as nicely build as the original legos, I guess they are made of material that is a bit tougher or are not as accurately measured, so it is somewhat a challenge to connect/disconnect some pieces (while others work fine). But that said, they do work with original Lego: kids mixed them up already and use all.
5. The train tracks are again a little bit lesser quality than Thomas (I had to file one of the pieces a bit before the connection fit), but they are compatible with original Thomas tracks: you can kind of see the "switch" when move from one to another - but they do connect and the trains can easily move between them.
6. The train works very well with original Thomas train pieces.
7. Overall the table itself is more useful for the Lego than for train set, because if you have any tracks other than included, the assembly won't fit on it, but you can do several Lego projects at a time on it.
8. Kids love it (both 5 yr old and 9 yr old play with it!)
9. All in all a good buy. Even though some pieces build quality is a bit lesser - you can't beat the price. You get all three: A table, a "Lego" set and a train set for just a bit more than the store price of any one "original" component.
I got this for my grandson about 18 months ago. He uses it constantly and plays hard on it but it's held up great. It's been more than worth the $$.
I highly recommend it and will be getting the next size up when the time comes.
• Cute & sturdy
• Really good value
• Easy to assemble
• Versatile play opportunities beyond Lego/train play
• Quite small; my (tall) 3yo grandson will soon be ready for a taller model
• Difficult to access storage area during play
• Seal the printed landscape side 'cause it can't stand up to wet things like Playdoh,paint and lunch without a tray or good quality sealer
• Get a package of SureTrack clips so you can lift the track in & out of the storage space fully assembled
• You CAN get a larger more versatile track layout with the short radius (3 1/4") curves & switches
• Sterilite makes a storage bin with a secure latched top that fits beautifully inside the storage compartment. If you fill it with things like rice/lentils/cornmeal you have an indoor sandbox. If you don't want to leave in it the compartment you can lift it out and store it in the space under the table.
lichme wrote:I'm gonna spotlight this review from a previous Wooter.
I concur with everything you said. We bought ours a year and a half ago for our then 3 yr old grandson. He still enjoys playing with it as does his younger sister (who, thankfully, does not feel compelled to put Legos in her mouth or nose).
So these are the regular small Legos not the larger toddler friendly duplo size?
imanotherstory wrote:So these are the regular small Legos not the larger toddler friendly duplo size?
Regular Lego-sized, no Duplo-sized.
The blocks that come with it are the conventional size but Duplo size works on that grid just as well.


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Shameful: Obama's Benghazi dishonesty
Part 3: Shame them into changing the subject: "We are making sure we do everything we can to prevent it, in part because there are still diplomats around the world who are in very dangerous, difficult situations. And we don't have time to be playing these kinds of political games here in Washington. We should be focused on what are we doing to protect them.... We dishonor them when we turn things like these into a political circus."This is shameful. We owe it to the four American victims in Benghazi and all Americans serving overseas to discover the truth about those fatal attacks and why the administration willfully and methodically misled the people about them. The administration dishonored them by not telling the truth from the outset, and it dishonors them further by using them and their fellow public servants in a dishonest attempt to prevent the media and Congress from revealing the truth.


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|Date: February 12, 2013
|Location:Los Angeles
|Angels, Do Accelerators Work? LAVA Breakfast. LAVA presents two Angel Investors who will discuss the sourcing of their investments and also will opine on the effectiveness of the local Accelerators in Los Angeles. Panelists include Dale Okuno and Jeff Lapin. Dale Okuno is a Los Angeles based technology investor having invested over $7 million in over 30 start-up companies since 2009. Jeffrey Lapin was most recently the Chief Executive Officer Atari, S.A., a French public company that develops and publishes online and boxed video games and related applications. See http://www.lava.org/events/event_details.asp?id=281048
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I didn't put up a stink or ask for a free one when I had to drive all the way back to Jimmy's Grotto to get a replacement Ponza for the one they got wrong. The first one took half an hour and, even though they were packed by the time I returned, they had the replacement in half that time.
Jimmy's isn't the kind of place you'd expect to run into interesting people, though I'm sure many frequent the place.
I parked next to a Mini Cooper with the plates "HALOWEN" and had to wonder if they're Halloween fans. Walking in I noticed every table full with a couple waiting. Less than an hour before only two or three tables had people at them.
A gray-bearded gentleman's cowboy hat caught my eye before I was able to pick up the replacement. The crown of his hat was encircled by a hatband made of dozens of little human figures similar to this one.
I'd never seen anything like it in all of Waukesha. He said they're worry dolls. I said Peru? He said Guatemala.
"Would you like some? I have a small bag of six of them for you out in the car."
"For me? No, thanks. I know about them. Have you even been to Plowshare just down the street?"
I couldn't talk him out of it, so we proceded out to the Mini which was overflowing with stuff. (Someone had just given him a bunch of antique radio equipment.) Stuff was falling out of the car and he had to rearrange half of it just to get to the glovebox, but he finally produced this:
Evidently, according to legend, if you share one worry with each doll before bed, upon placing the dolls beneath your pillow you will wake in the morning the dolls having taken your worries away.
Such a generous fellow for a perfect stranger. I worry that I didn't have anything to give him in return. I didn't even get his name or give him mine. At least now I'll be able to put those dolls to work.


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Now write a lesson plan for a 45-minute-long lesson on the chosen topic in the space provided below. Click here to remind yourself of the model structure for a lesson plan. To pass this task, make sure each stage of your plan includes an activity description, the type of interaction, and the timing.
For example:
1. Warmer. Play pictionary using the words taught in the previous lesson. S-S 5 minutes
Can someone please help me out?
the teacher was not happy with my 1st attempt and i was also very lengthy in my lesson plan.
Please guide me with an exemplary format to be use and what to discuss?


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Please check out our Facebook page for pictures and current events going on. Just search Whistling Wings Kennel. Our main website will be up in a week or so: theultimatesportingdog.com
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By Rob Kelly
Thomas Vermaelen says he was always confident that Arsenal would come back and beat Aston Villa - even when they trailed 2-0 at half time.
Goals from Richard Dunne and Darren Bent had seemingly consigned the Gunners to an FA Cup fourth-round exit before Robin van Persie's brace and a Theo Walcott goal completed a memorable turnaround.
But Vermaelen says his belief in the team's ability to win the tie never wavered.
"I was still confident at half time. We were the better team the whole game, we were never really under pressure," he said.
"It was a bit of a shock to be 2-0 down at half time because if you look at the way we played, we were quite aggressive and had some good opportunities to score, but Villa got a 2-0 lead.
"I was confident we could come back if we scored early in the second half and that's what we did. It was a sensational second half, we worked hard, we fought hard and the result is there.
"You could see that even in the first half we wanted to put them under pressure straight away, we wanted to keep the tempo high when we had the ball and we did that. In the second half we had that little bit of luck to score the goals."
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A group in Africa who are e-mailing members of photography sites offering to use their photographs in posters. They pay well etc etc. Please send them your pictures and a waiver authorizing their use. Expected profits US$1000 per quarter.
When the victim replies they ask for bank account details to send the first payment to. Guess what!!! The first "Payment" is a withdrawl!!! BEWARE TO ALL..........Frank
Phpto Scam
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Posted 27 August 2004 - 04:33 PM
"Leave the gun. Take the canolies." ...Frank
Posted 02 September 2004 - 02:28 AM
Thanks Frank. Are you selling photos?
Be Cool, don't freeze...
Posted 02 September 2004 - 07:05 AM
They dont just do it with photographs Frank.I get these emails from Africa all the time.The fortunes they want transferred from their country to a bank account in Australia the USA or whatever.If you let them transfer their money to your account you will receive thousands of dollars in return.You would have to be pretty naive to fall for it.Hope you did not jump on the bandwagon
Posted 03 September 2004 - 12:43 AM
how do you think I bought all my glass for the 300d....
just kidding no I am not selling anything,unless you want to buy !...lol
I found this link on the DP review forum
just kidding no I am not selling anything,unless you want to buy !...lol
I found this link on the DP review forum
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So as I start looking at my Ruffkin gauntlets, I'm thinking to myself, what would be the best way to attach these resin parts to the styrene of the gauntlet? I think I'll of course start out with just plain old CA glue and hope it holds.
Do you guys think that if I were to attach some bolts to some of the bigger resin pieces that would hold securely and not rip the styrene? it is pretty thin.


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Patient Stories
The Recanati/Miller Transplantation Institute (RMTI) is proud of its success record. Approximately 400 children have received a new liver through the RMTI's organ transplant services. Here are some of their stories:
Unique Liver Transplant at The Mount Sinai Hospital Restores a Patient's Quality of Life
September 16, 2015
My Life is Yours, and Also, My Kidney
September 16, 2015
"This is a small part of the story, how I donated my kidney with all of my love."
When Life Gives You the Blues, Eat Blueberries
May 21, 2014
Richie Rubin's positive attitude is an inspiration to those coping with waiting for an organ transplant.
A Long Wait
May 21, 2014
Melvin "Poppy" Pereira is a face of one of the many people who have endured long waits for an organ to become available for transplant.
Saved by a Selfless Gift
October 8, 2013
Husband and wife Akil and Toya Thomas felt fortunate to become a recipient and donor in a special chain of kidney donations.
For Pediatric Patient, Family is the Best Medicine
June 17, 2013
When six-year-old intestinal transplant patient, 'Ray Ray,' needed a new home, his nurse knew the perfect parents to call.
A New Father Weathers the "Perfect Storm"
February 20, 2013
Late stage liver disease; his first child on the way; his treatment center closed by Hurricane Sandy—for Kevin Pugh, it was a perfect storm of the existential kind. But thanks to a loving wife and his team at Mount Sinai, he weathered it all.
Paying it Forward: Connecting Lives to Save Lives
January 31, 2013
A former NFL running back. A father of two from Virginia. A farmer's daughter from Iowa. A seven-year-old girl. A man from Wisconsin, and another from New Hampshire: Six lives, now forever entwined thanks to a special chain of kidney donations.
Family, Faith, and a New Kidney Give Blind Musician a Second Act
November 9, 2012
The darkest moment for Larry Banks was not when he lost his eyesight; it was several years later on the day the music stopped.
After a Midnight Dash and Neonatal Liver Transplant, a Sunny Outlook for Baby Matilda
November 2, 2012
Faced with liver failure less than a week after birth, Baby Matilda's life depended on a high-risk liver transplant. For mom, Kelly Smith, it was the longest journey of her life.
A Lifetime of Pain Transformed by Transplantation
November 1, 2012
A journey through pain leads to a life-saving intestinal transplant—and ultimately to lessons in healing and faith
The Consummate Marine and Big Brother
October 16, 2012
When Jesus' little sister Christine learned her kidneys were failing, he did what any big brother would do. He gave her one of his.
Young Liver Transplant Recipient Committed to Raising Awareness about the Need for Living Donors
September 21, 2012
"If more people were Organ Donors, there wouldn't be so many people waiting on the Transplant List and dying each day." – Matt Rosiello, Liver Transplant Recipient
One day - One family - Two liver transplants: Sisters share a very special day
September 12, 2012
The joy of welcoming a baby daughter into the world was short-lived when Rachel Golombeck's daughter, Devorah, stopped opening her eyes and slipped into a coma within days of her birth in March 2001.
Avoiding a Liver Transplant: Noa's Story
August 22, 2012
When small masses of tangled blood vessels (hemangiomas) began to appear on their baby daughter's skin and then were found on her liver, the Oelsners feared the worst. A referral to a renowned pediatric liver specialist at Mount Sinai led to a successful treatment that did not involve surgery.
Little Girl's Drawings Express Boundless Joy and Gratitude
August 9, 2012
When Karol Cardenas, a sweet, spirited nine-year-old, received the donation of a liver from her father in March 2012, she turned to art to express her happiness and gratitude.
Fraternity Brothers Bonded Forever
August 8, 2012
More than 30 years after first meeting in college, two fraternity brothers' special bond extends to living kidney donation.
Saving "the Big Sister I Never Had"
July 31, 2012
For Jennifer Carrino, the journey to a new liver began with a tearful phone call to her cousin Nina Walsh.
A Gift Between Friends
July 24, 2012
As his kidney function declined and a growing list of friends and family members failed to be a match as an organ donor, Harold Engel was running out of options. Then, along came Angela.
Arriving at the Right Place, with the Right Doctor
July 13, 2012
When Edwin Rivera arrived at Mount Sinai, he said he knew that he had finally arrived "at the right place." RMTI's Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplant Program gave him "a second chance at life."
A Man Honored for Improving the Lives of Many New Yorkers Credits Mount Sinai
June 25, 2012
Paul Navarro, a Mount Sinai Kidney Transplant Recipient and One of NYC's Most Highly Honored Public Servants, Calls Going to Mount Sinai "the Best Decision I Have Made."
Kidney Donation: Sister to Sister
June 7, 2012
All three of Davinya Avery's sisters wanted to be her kidney donor. When two came back as a match, the oldest sister settled the question.
A Four-Year-Old Girl Resumes Her Active Life with Cousin's Liver
June 7, 2012
Katherine Franco wanted to make a real difference in the lives of others by becoming a social worker. An opportunity to do so on a personal level came when her cousin needed a liver to survive.
Co-Workers' Bond of Friendship Grows Through Living Donation
April 11, 2012
Becoming her close friend and co-worker's living kidney donor has been the "wow experience of my life," says Teresa Ferreri.
A Gift of Life for the Tiniest of Patients
March 29, 2012
Born with a rare, life-threatening liver disease, Ariz Gadit received a life-saving liver transplant at Mount Sinai in 2011 when he was less than a month old and weighed less than seven pounds. Today, he is thriving.
For the Win: When a Daughter Saves Her Mother's Life
February 7, 2012
When Sammi Gorman's mom needed a liver transplant, the 20-year-old lacrosse player refused to stay on the sidelines.
Kidney Transplantations Foster Bright Hopes
December 19, 2011
Lizbeth Irizarry and Joceline De Los Santos both received a kidney from the same donor on the same day at The Mount Sinai Hospital.
The Gift of Reading Leads to the Gift of Life
December 12, 2011
Tom Naylor decided to become an altruistic kidney donor after reading about how one of his favorite authors donated her kidney to a fellow author.
An Intestinal Transplant Recipient's Mission to Help Others Like Her
September 15, 2011
Grateful for the support she received from family and friends, Noa Walsky wants other small bowel transplant patients to have the benefit of a similar support system.
Newborn Receives Living Donor Partial Liver Transplant, Happy and Healthy 10 Years Later
September 13, 2011
Liver transplant recipient at 10 months old, Adalyn (Boo) Liao, is now a healthy 10-year old.
We are partners in this journey
March 17, 2011
Transplant recipient looking forward to a bright future
A Brother's Living Kidney Donation Enables His Sister to Continue Outstanding Community Service
October 14, 2010
Recipient of the American Kidney Fund's 2011 "Humanitarian of the Year" Award, Ellen Slotnick credits her brother and the staff at Mount Sinai for inspiring her and making possible her work on behalf of kidney charities and those with or at risk for kidney disease.
Ill Toddler Grows Up Healthy with Mother's Liver
August 17, 2010
Robbie Stratakos received his liver transplant at age 3. Now that he's older, Robbie helps raise awareness about organ donation.
Desire to Donate Spurs Lifestyle Change
August 17, 2010
When his daughter needed a kidney transplant, Carlos Caceres lost weight and controlled his blood pressure in order to donate. Now he and his daughter both live healthy lives.
Dual Organ Transplant Saves Man Whose Brother Died of Same Disease
August 17, 2010
One month after receiving a kidney-liver transplant, John McGowan was back at work. He's grateful for the life-saving opportunity his brother never had.
Baby Girl Receives Part of Her Father's Liver
August 17, 2010
Lia Stapleton, born with biliary atresia, now has a healthy future, thanks to her father's decision to donate part of his liver to save her life.
General Information
Tel: 212-731-RMTI (7684)
Send e-mail
Adult Liver Diseases, Liver/Bile Duct Surgery, and Liver Transplantation
Tel: 212-241-8035
Pediatric Liver Diseases/Liver Transplantation Program
Tel: 212-659-8060
Kidney/Pancreas Transplantation Program
Tel: 212-659-8086
Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplantation Program
Tel: 212-659-9300
The Zweig Family Center for Living Donation
Tel: 212-659-8096


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The Japanese people want to consume whale meat and in pursuit of that goal are compelled to engage in research on the nature of whales. Of course, as part of the "scientific research," whales somehow get killed and since there is no need to throw away the dead whales, it is only natural to bring them back to Japan so the meat of the whale could be sold. One assumes people who consume whale meat are involved in scientific research. A vessel operated by the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, which seeks to protect whales, attacked a Japanese ship conducting "scientific research" in the Antarctic Ocean and hurled bottles containing a foul smelling liquid on the deck of the ship.
The Kaiko Maru, along with four other Japanese ships, has been engaged in "scientific research" in the cold area of the world and hopes to continue learning more about whales. For some reason, after years of "scientific research" Japanese vessels still have not learned enough about the complex animal known as a whale. One can only wonder at which point in time the "research" will draw to a conclusion.


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In my last two articles I told you about Ann Raiho and Natalie Warren who are going to be paddling from Minneapolis to Hudson Bay this summer. On the map it lays out as an adventure of approximately 2250 miles, through distinct and varied terrain.
After they graduate from St. Olaf College in late May their plan is to get on the water June 2nd near Fort Snelling on the Minnesota River. And, if all goes well, and Mother Nature smiles on them, their canoe will meet the Hudson Bay at York Factory the first week of September.
Their trek recreates the 1930 trip of Eric Severeid and Walt Port, a trip that was recounted in the book "Canoeing with the Cree." At one point in their journey the frustration reached an apex and the guys came to blows. The fight ended when each realized that he needed the other to complete the odyssey.
It begs the question: "do you think women resolve conflict differently than men?" And, "have you Natalie and Ann thought about resolving your conflicts?"
They both laughed.
Apparently women don't immediately go to the Mike Tyson card to settle things.
Ann and Natalie explained to me that they have written letters to each other as reminders. First, written as a method to share with each other why they are embarking on this adventure. And second, as a way to remind the other about the great friendship they share.
Then I asked them to dream a little bit, and posed: "money no object, what is the dream trip when this one is complete?"
Interestingly enough both want to embark on a bicycle adventure.
Ann would like to return to Rajastan, India and revisit the area by bicycle. She would peddle the northwest of the country and see the Thar Desert and the Aravalli mountain range. Natalie also would like to go on a two-wheeled trek and visit Ireland and Scotland. Maybe after all the paddling using the legs has some appeal.
My hope is the winds and the rains will cooperate and their canoe meets the Hudson Bay in September. If you would like to learn more about these two adventurers, their expenses, or the specifics of the trip check out their website HudsonBayBound.com. You can also find them on FaceBook searching the same tag.
Best of luck ladies!
By: Brad Putney. "Captain" Brad Putney considers himself an inland waters guru after spending 40 years on the lakes of Minnesota. The Captain likes to say he has been at the helm of everything from a ten-foot inflatable to an America's Cup yacht. Mr. Putney can be found at the Duluth Pack Store, helpfully dispensing free advice. He has degrees from Gustavus Adolphus College and the University of Minnesota. Please contact at: [email protected].


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Do you know anyone who has bought this book - http://www.esl-school-finder.com ?
I am tempted to buy it but I can't find any information about it anywhere. This does look like a nice book since I hate looking through all the job postings with 1000+ hits on them. It would be easier to just find a city in the country you want and just apply to those jobs instead of looking through clouded forums with scam jobs mixed into them.


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Does anyone know if Starfortressproductions.com is a credible website?
Does anyone know if Starfortressproductions.com is a credible website?
i have been here since March, and have heard nothing but disaster from those guys...just hear say, but i have never heard anyone say anything good about their stuff...if you want quality, accurate, durable stuff, then this is the place to get it...keep an eye out in the cargo hold, and look for vendors here that make different items...this is a bad time of year to be ordering items here, being so close to halloween and all, but you can find lots of people wanting to help you out and make you quality items...hope that helps...steer clear of them, in my opinion...
Thanks for the help. I didn't want to get involved with a website like that until I got some information about them. I'll take your word for it.
I don't have a time constraint before Halloween, I'm looking to get a Fett costume together around Christmas. Do you have any suggestions on where I could get a completed outfit? Unfortunately I don't have much free time to do any painting or work on it.
Let the assault begin!!!!
Getting it done by Christmas and not wanting to paint it or have free time to work on it means you will need serious funds. There really is no way to get something of even decent quality together -- in relatively short order -- without cash to spend.
I would watch The Cargo Hold and act quickly on anything you see you might want -- things go fast! You can also try the following websites for more ready made stuff and ask the vendors about timing and costs:
http://www.bobamaker.co.uk/ -- Daz makes just about everything and quality is unquestioned. He also offers fully painted pieces, but that doesn't come cheap and it may take two months or more to get it, so you'd need to act soon.
http://www.freewebs.com/wickedbeard/ -- Jeff also makes great stuff -- metal armor, gauntlets, etc -- and offers them fully painted too. He also posts prices on his site so it's easy to see what everything costs and he's also just a nice guy to deal with.
http://ladysewforus.com/ -- a FANTASTIC place for soft goods - jumpsuits, vest, spats, pouches, etc.
You can surf eBay, but you do so at your own risk. Lots of stuff there is Monet -- looks good from a distance but like **** up close. People here put items there from time to time and there are a couple of sellers I've heard are decent like cucblack, but you are better off finding stuff here. You can always solicit painting and assembly services from any of the many able bodied artisans on the site.
Good luck!
Madmartigan said it perfectly. All the people he recommended are top notch and reputable.
Thanks for the sites. This is exactly what I was looking for. I've seen bobamakers website and I really like his quality but I didn't know if he offered a final, painted piece.
NOPE...There are way better vendors for sure.
I've been saving up money for quite some time and whatever is left of the final price I'm going to get as a christmas gift. Quality is really what I'm looking for and I'm willing to give for what the final product is worth.
Then you sir shall have one heck of a Christmas and excellent advice.....:thumbup Batninja
BTW, I'm in no way saying my list is comprehensive or exhaustive...just a start. You should also use Advanced Search for threads on here by Batninja, 99centtaco, Cruzer, Stormrider, TerminalFettler, BKBT, and many others. There are a plethora of fantastic skilled people here....
And if you are looking for some sweet screen accurate Jet Pack Hooks Madmartigan is your man!
Thanks for the help.
All you need to do just put the words Starfortress in the search that is at the top of each page. That should tell you everything you need to know.
Business practices aside... the only thing Fett related thing they sell that is any good is... um... wait I can't think of anything
Seller cucblack on e-bay is a recaster of another e-bayers armor He sells it painted to hide the fact that it is another e-bayers armor.
A friend of mind sold him a set on e-bay and shortly their after he started sell copies only he painted them He also claims that they are movie size.
If you look at the belly plate you will see that the corners are the same as e-bayer nonefaster armor they are not the same on both ends that is just one of the things to look for and check out the diamond thay also are the same
Those are pretty serious claims, sir. Since your only two posts at this point have been made to smear an otherwise respectable member of the prop community, you may want to take time to a) introduce yourself to the forum in the Sarlacc Pit, and b) offer visual proof to back up your claims against cucblack.
Otherwise, welcome to TDH!
As to proof check my friends feedback on Oct 15 2006 you will see feed back fromcucblack for the purchase he made. Then on Dec 11 2006 he started selling Boba fett armor on e-bay
Some what odd would you not say seeing as he did not sell frett armor befor that
He was also selling Bobba fett and Jango fett helmets that were copies of don post in fiberglass for they still had the don post logo on then again kinda odd would you not say??
I have not been a member that long but their are several guys making good stuff and nice sets of armor keep up the good work.
But dont give credit to a guy who has copied some one elses work and say he is great prop maker
Hi there,
I'm Christian or cucblack.
I just to tell you that I not copied or used any other person's products, these are all my own work.
Any sugestion or coment about my work, welcome.


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Location: Application Technology ResearchTitle: Development of Intelligent Spray Systems for Nursery Crop Production Author
|Zhu, Heping
|Ozkan, Erdal
|Derksen, Richard
|Ranger, Christopher
|Reding, Michael - Mike
|Canas, Luis
|Krause, Charles - Chuck
|Locke, James
|Ernst, Stanley
|Zondag, Randall
|Fulcher, Amy
|Rosetta, Robin
|Jeon, Hong
|Chen, Yu
|Gu, Jiabing
|Hui, Liu
|Shen, Yu
|Rios, Alfredo
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Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: 4/20/2012
Publication Date: 8/1/2012
Citation: Zhu, H., Ozkan, E., Derksen, R.C., Ranger, C.M., Reding, M.E., Canas, L., Krause, C.R., Locke, J.C., Ernst, S.C., Zondag, R.H., Fulcher, A., Rosetta, R., Jeon, H.Y., Chen, Y., Gu, J., Hui, L., Shen, Y., Rios, A.A. 2012. Development of Intelligent Spray Systems for Nursery Crop Production. Meeting Abstract. 2012 ASHS Annual Conference, Miami Florida, July 31-August 3, 2012, Paper #8392. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Two intelligent sprayer prototypes were developed to increase pesticide application efficiency in nursery production. The first prototype was a hydraulic vertical boom system using ultrasonic sensors to detect tree size and volume for liner-sized trees and the second prototype was an air-assisted spraying system using a laser scanning sensor to measure tree structure and foliage density for shade trees. Both sprayers had automatic controllers (computer program, a signal generation and amplification unit, and pulse width modulated solenoid valves, but different algorithms and circuit designs). The controllers manipulated nozzles to produce variable-rate spray outputs based on tree characteristics and plant occurrence in real time. Within the spray range, the sprayers had the capability to adjust spray outputs to provide the quantity of spray deposition and coverage as required by specific applications. Application qualities were field tested against industry standard application rates using multiple plant species. Spray deposition and coverage of the hydraulic boom sprayer were determined for five tree species with heights ranging from 2.8 to 8.1 ft, and were compared with 60 and 100 gpa constant-rate applications. Air-assisted sprayer performance was tested at three different plant phenological stages, and was compared with two conventional air-assisted spray systems at a 50 gpa application rate. Compared to the variable-rate boom sprayer, constant-rate applications of 60 and 100 gpa generally produced excessive spray deposition and coverage with unnecessary runoff. Conventional spray application rates estimated with the tree-row volume method were 131, 60, 40, 36 and 28 gpa, compared with variable rates of 38, 32, 25, 16 and 16, respectively. The variable-rate sprayer reduced spray volume up to 86.4 and 70.8% compared to a constant 100 gpa and tree-row volume estimated rate applications, respectively. Pest control for select insects and diseases was not different from conventional sprayers. Air-assisted intelligent sprayer coverage and deposition inside canopies were more stable over different growth stages at approximately 40% coverage compared to approximately 45-90% saturated coverage for the same air-assisted sprayer (non-intelligent control) and a conventional air-assisted sprayer. Compared to the constant application rate of 50 gpa (considered a half rate), the intelligent sprayer reduced the application rate by 70, 66, and 52% in April, May, and June, respectively. Laboratory and field tests demonstrated that both variable-rate sprayers controlled spray outputs by continually matching canopy characteristics, which reduced off-target losses, and has potential to drastically decrease pesticide use and associated economic inputs, increase environmental quality, and enhance worker safety.


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Administrative Separation of the President and Chancellors
The UNC Policy Manual
Adopted 08/12/05
Amended 01/08/10
[Applies to individuals who began service in a covered position on or after 01/08/10]
Administrative Separation of the President and Chancellors
1. Return to a faculty position: If a chancellor resigns from the position of chancellor, or if the president resigns from the position of president, after having served in that position for at least five years, if the chancellor or the president will assume a tenured or non-tenured faculty position at a constituent institution of the University of North Carolina, and if there is not good cause to terminate the chancellor's or the president's service at the time that the chancellor or president resigns, then the chancellor or president will receive a research leave upon the following terms:
a. The leave shall be for a period of six months;
b. The chancellor or president shall receive a faculty salary during the leave commensurate with salaries of faculty members of comparable rank and experience in comparable positions;
c. Up to six additional months of leave may be approved by the president when in his or her discretion additional leave time is warranted;
d. Non-salary compensation such as a house and an automobile will not be continued during the research leave;
e. Prior to beginning the leave, the chancellor or president will submit a work plan for the leave period, to include a description of the expected outcomes. The plan will be reviewed and recommended by the President for approval by the Board of Governors. At the conclusion of the research leave, the former chancellor shall submit a summary report to the president, the Board of Governors, and the applicable Board of Trustees;
f. At the end of the research leave, the chancellor or president will assume the faculty position with a nine month appointment or with a length comparable to others in the department, with duties and responsibilities in accordance with departmental expectations of faculty of comparable rank and experience. Ongoing responsibilities will be determined by the campus. The continuing annual faculty salary will be determined through the regular campus salary setting process. In the event that a chancellor or president does not assume a faculty position at the end of the research leave in accordance with this policy, the president is authorized, in his or her discretion, to require repayment of compensation paid during the leave period from the nonreturning chancellor. With respect to the president, such discretionary authority rests with the Board of Governors.
These provisions related to research leave do not apply to individuals who have not served as chancellor or president for at least five years. If any paid research leave is granted under those circumstances, it requires approval by the Board of Governors upon the President's recommendation.
Return to an administrative appointment: If a chancellor or president resigns from his or her position to return to another administrative position within the University, the terms for such a return must be recommended by the president and approved by the Board of Governors.
2. Separation from the University: In some cases, a chancellor or a president may not be assuming a faculty position. It may be in the best interest of the University and a chancellor for the president to negotiate a severance agreement with a chancellor. In these circumstances, the president may, in the president's discretion, determine that the circumstances justify providing severance pay in the amount of the chancellor's full administrative pay for up to 90 days. Non-salary compensation such as a house and an automobile will not be continued during this period of full compensation, although the president may allow the chancellor a reasonable amount of time to vacate the chancellor's house. Any agreement that results in a longer period of compensation must be approved by the Board of Governors.
The Board of Governors may, in its discretion, negotiate a severance agreement with a president who is resigning and is not assuming a faculty position.
3. President: For any action under this policy for which the president takes an action or makes a recommendation to the Board of Governors regarding chancellors, the Board will assume that responsibility in the case of the president.
4. Separate agreement: If the Board of Governors enters into a written agreement with a president or a chancellor, the terms of that agreement shall supersede this policy.
5. Effective Period: This policy as revised effective 01/08/10 applies to individuals who begin service as chancellor or president on or after the effective date. The original policy adopted on 8/12/05 remains in full force and effect for the president and chancellors appointed prior to the effective date of this revised policy.


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Before Larry Mahoney chose to consume alcohol, climb behind the wheel of a pickup truck and drive the wrong way on Interstate 71, a young girl returned to the U.S. from Germany and told her parents she wanted to play softball.
Before a group of children and chaperones from Radcliff First Assembly of God cheerfully prepared for a trip to King's Island, their hopes and dreams intact, there was a worn ball glove belonging to the girl's father, its dimensions never quite conforming to her small hand.
Before that pickup truck and the former school bus transporting the church's youth group home from a day of thrills collided on a fateful Saturday night in a fiery crash that killed 27, injured nearly three dozen more, ripped apart a community and sent Mahoney to prison, there was a father who heeded the words of a coach and bought his little girl a new glove she could use comfortably.
One she maybe wore twice in practice but never used in a game.
She never got the chance.
"It doesn't seem like 25 years," said Lee Williams, father of Robin, 10, who was more likely to toss the black glove in the air than she was to watch the hitter.
"She wasn't a very good softball player," Williams said with a laugh, his hands passing over the mitt as he grips it in his hands, each touch placing him closer to the little girl he lost too soon.
More than two decades have passed, but the glove looks almost new, preserved by a father who wondered in 1988 if spending so much money on a mitt was worth it. Would she stick with the game? Would she get better?
He took a break from work to pick her up from school. They found the glove at Rose's department store and he took her to McDonald's for a Happy Meal. As the trip ended, she turned and told her father, "Daddy, this has been the best day of my life."
Two practices later, the glove was retired after Robin left for King's Island with her sister, Kristen, 14, and her mother, Joy. None of them would return.
"It was the last time she ever used it," he said, still looking at the glove.
At times, he regretted not placing it in Robin's casket. Twenty-five years later, he knows he made the right decision; the glove grounds him and allows evokes fond memories. Williams gleans nothing but good memories from the treasures he still has of his wife and children, he said.
"Of all the little things I kept, this is my favorite memory of Robin," he said.
The glove was the last gift he gave her before she left the world. Had she lived, he said, it would be decomposing in a dumpster or sitting on a crate at a yard sale by now, available for a few bucks.
"This is the glove money can't buy," he said. "You can't put a price tag on it. You can't buy memories."
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By Giuseppe Muro
Arsène Wenger has played down media speculation that Nicklas Bendtner is unhappy with life at Arsenal.
Reports had suggested Bendtner was concerned over his perceived lack of football since returning from a groin injury that plagued him for much of the past year. But Wenger says that is perfectly normal and insists that all players want to be starting on a weekly basis.
The Dane scored at Manchester City and Newcastle after returning to action but he wasn't in Sunday's squad at Everton, news that ramped up the speculation. Wenger called for calm after the 2-1 win and stressed that he expects Bendtner to stay at Arsenal.
"I have known Nicklas since he was 16 years old and I have a good rapport and good communication with him," said Wenger. "I want him to stay.
"I like him as a player and as a person. Even if I do not necessarily agree with all his statements, I want him to stay and be part of the group.
"It is very difficult when you meet a player that says he doesn't want to play more when he doesn't play. There is nothing really special in that."
The international break is now upon us and Wenger expects Bendtner to miss Denmark's game against Czech Republic on Wednesday. However he admits he will not have the final say on his inclusion.
"He was not in the squad against Everton because he had a little groin problem and I left him at home. I don't know [whether he will be part of the Danish national squad].
"They can call him up and check his condition. I would prefer him not to go. He would prefer to stay as well."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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- Small (same scale as C) and basically C like
- Match actual machine model, better (more modern) than C
- "Higher level" features such as inheritance and RTTI come from libraries. As with C++ you shouldn't pay for what you don't use but we should do better than C++.
- Exceptions may be the exception to the above rule.
- Memory model which supports threading and thread primitives.
- Thread primitives support the following models:
- Pipes (thread safe Queue messaging system)
- parallel algorithms (parallel reduce, for_each, etc. - see Intel Thread Building Blocks)
- simple atomic increment/decrement for shared structures (ref counting for immutable objects and copy-on-write)
- Full compile time introspection (runtime introspection as a library).
- Support the C linkage model
- "Semantic Spaces"
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- Indexed types (Not quite sure how to build this)
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The Canisius College men's basketball team held visiting Mercyhurst to 15 second half points on three field goals and nine made free-throws en route to a 64-49 exhibition win Wednesday night in the Koessler Athletic Center. With the win, Canisius closed out its exhibition season with a 2-0 record for the second-straight year.
Three Golden Griffins scored in double-figures in the victory, led by freshman guard Zach Lewis, who came off the bench to score a game-high 12 points. Senior Jordan Heath had 10 points and eight rebounds for Canisius, while fellow senior Billy Baron chipped in 10 points as well. Senior Chris Manhertz, junior Josiah Heath and redshirt freshman Phil Valenti all recorded six rebounds in the win for the Blue and Gold, as the Griffs ended the night with a 46-28 advantage on the glass.
"It was a story of two different halves tonight," Canisius head coach Jim Baron said. "We gave them too many good looks in the first half and to their credit, they made shots. In the second half, we really did a good job at limiting their ability to get off open shots and we held them to 18 percent from the field. There's some things we need to work out yet. Tomorrow will be a good film session for us to review this one."
The two teams went into halftime knotted at 34-34 after Canisius shot 48.1 percent from the field and 58.3 percent from 3-point land, while Mercyhurst shot 48.3 percent from the floor and 66.7 percent from long range. In the second half, the Lakers made just three buckets, went 0-for-5 from behind the arc and turned the ball over 13 times, which turned into 11 Canisius points. The Griffs also got to work on the glass in the second stanza, as the Blue and Gold recorded 13 offensive rebounds, turning those boards into 11-second chance points in the game's final 20 minutes.
Canisius led by seven points at 51-44 before Josiah Heath and Valenti tallied the team's next five points to give the Griffs a 56-44 lead with 6:19 left to play. The Lakers ended up scoring just five points in the game's final 7:13, highlighted by a stretch of 6:13 where the visiting team scored just two points.
Mercyhurst guards Jonathan Ouegin and Callon Dailey scored 12 points apiece in the loss for the Lakers, while forward Anthony Lytle was credited with eight rebounds.
The Griffs will officially open the 110th season in school history Monday, Nov. 11, when the team plays host to South Dakota in the Koessler Athletic Center. The game will tipoff at 7 p.m., and can be seen live on the Golden Griffin Broadcast Network through GoGriffs.com. The audio call will be available in Western New York on 1400-AM and through GoGriffs.com.Game Notes: Canisius and Mercyhurst met for the fourth time in program history on Wednesday… The Griffs are 4-0 all-time against the Lakers in men's basketball… Redshirt sophomore Kevin Bleeker came off the bench to score five points to go with four rebounds in nine minutes of action… Freshman Jeremiah Williams scored four points and dished out two assists in his first game action of the season – he missed the team's first exhibition game last week with a hamstring injury.


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Talks between NHL, players break off again
"We're still far apart," NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said.
Wednesday's negotiating session, which was held at the NHL office, lasted for a combined three hours before adjourning.
Once again, both sides are left without a new deal and a new date for resumption of talks has not been announced. The lockout, which is closing in on nearly one-third of the originally scheduled regular season's game being cancelled, entered its 68th day on Thursday.
Union chief Donald Fehr once again blasted league officials.
"On the big things there was as of today no reciprocity in any meaningful sense, no movement on the players' share, no movement on salary-arbitration eligibility, no movement on free agency eligibility, no agreement on a pension plan," union head Donald Fehr said.
Countered Bettman, who is now overseeing the third lockout of players during his tenure, "I think it's frustrating for everybody and disappointing for everybody that's it's taken this long and we're still far apart."
It's questionable whether both sides will resume talks anytime soon after Fehr said the union had moved more than halfway and that Wednesday's latest proposal "is about as good as we can do."
Bettman proposed a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenue on Oct. 16, but players had sought to receive guaranteed income each year. The NHL's hockey-related revenue last season was a reported $3.3 billion.
"Gary said we were $900 million or a $1 billion apart," Fehr said, referring to the gap over a five-year deal. "At the moment we are exactly $182 million apart."


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In 1984, shortly after the first 1983 vintage was resting in barrel, Jean and Baker Ferguson, the founders, held a contest with all the relatives' children under grade six. The objective: draw a colorful drawing to be used as a wine label. Some of the children drew pictures of the school building, others drew bottles of wine with glasses, and at least one drew a picture of the cat. The prize at the time was $100 cash, plus royalties on posters sold (fortunately the state liquor board would not allow royalties on the wine).
The winner: 8 year old third grade cousin Ryan Campbell. Ryan's watercolor of the schoolhouse was drawn just about the time of Walla Walla's Hot Air Balloon Stampede, and he came up with the grape cluster balloon. All of the entries, including Ryan's original, hang in the tasting room for visitors to admire. Today, Ryan has just completed his Architecture Degree at the University of Idaho. View all L'Ecole 41 Wines
About Columbia ValleyView a map of Columbia Valley wineries
Columbia Valley is the largest of Washington State's wine growing regions, with almost 11 million acres. It encompasses a number of smaller regions, including Yakima Valley, Walla Walla Valley, Red Mountain and more. The vast area consists of a range of climates, allowing viticulturists to plant a diverse selection of grape varieties. Most wineries plant rows sparsely, which helps the vines survive the harsh winters.
Notable FactsMerlot is the most popular and most planted grape of the area, followed by Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay. Syrah and Riesling are also popular and continue to grow in acreage.
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So how does a state known for rain and coffee produce high quality wines? They plant their grapes on the east side of the Cascade mountains, away from that ever-present rain cloud that sits along the coast. Perhaps wine grapes do well since the sandy loam soils east of the Cascade range give way to an almost desert-like land, saved from drought only by the helpful rivers that run through the area – and the good irrigation systems.
Thinking that the state would do best with typical northern growing grapes like Riesling and Gewurtztraminer, turns out the apple state is well-suited for reds, namely Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and, more recently, Syrah. Of course, whites have not been forgotten - Washington State Rieslings range from bone-dry to sweet, are well-structured and high quality, and Chardonnay dominates most of the other white plantings, making a range of wines. But the reds of the region, Merlot in particular, have made Washington State a quality force to be reckoned with.


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The auxiliary said that only 5 percent of the eligible U.S. population donates blood in any given year. A single donation can save up to three lives, it said.
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Roxy Blues is a fictional story based upon the lives of real people. It is the story of two ordinary people who live in Cedar Key and the impact that an extremely effective pain killing medication has upon their lives.
Roxy Contin overtakes a husband and wife's life and becomes an addiction. This is a novel about what could happen to any of us, writes Pierce Kelley the author, an attorney in Cedar Key.
By Donna Thalacher
Wintertime Cedar Key resident
I probably got started into composting for the wrong reason. In Iowa, John and I live on the Des Moines River and I love to garden. As the years have passed, my flower beds have both grown in size and number, including a rather large wildflower bank meadow. And if that isn't enough, once the grandchildren started arriving, our fruit and vegetable gardens started growing as well.
On Saturday and Sunday, April 21-22, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., Florida's coastline from Pensacola to St. Mark's will step back into maritime history by staging the second Lighthouse Challenge.
Five lighthouse: Pensacola Lighthouse, Cape San Blas Lighthouse, Cape St. George Light, Crooked River Lighthouse and St. Mark's Lighthouse will be open to visitors.
Community blood drive at CKS
LifeSouth, Cedar Key School and Cedar Key Community invite you to be a part of saving lives when they team up to host a blood drive on Friday, April 13. After the high school drive from 9 a.m. until noon, look for the bloodmobile at City Hall between the hours of 1 p.m. and 5 p.m.
The Cedar Key Woman's Club held its Installation Dinner on March 28 at the Seabreeze Restaurant in Cedar Key.
The theme of the event was "recycling", and true to that theme, the club's new officers are those that served in the past.
Officers installed include: Jane Moore, president; Debbie Franks, first vice-president (not present), Joan Selby, second vice-president; Teri Brennan, secretary; Cindy Leiner, treasurer (not present); Judy Duvall, parliamentarian; and Eileen Senecal, corresponding secretary.
Poetry reading
Cedar Key Poets will be meeting at the Cedar Key Library on Thursday, April 5 at 5 p.m.
Those expected to recite poetry include: Evelyn Duncan, New York State; Teri Brennan, Cedar Key; Jackie Johnson, Colorado; Ginnah Howard, New York State; Nancy MacMilian, Ontario; Graham Duncan, New York State; Hedy Havel, Cedar Key; Jim Hoy, Cedar Key; Libby Cagle, Rosewood.
Refreshments will be served.
Butterfly walk in April
Alcoholics Anonymous
- Keep It Simple, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 7:30 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church, SR 24 and 5th Street (open/no smoking)
- Cedar Key Step Meeting, Mondays, 7 p.m., Cedar Key Library, upstairs meeting room (open/no smoking)
Beekeeping Club
The Levy County Beekeeping Association (LCBA) will meet on the first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at 4 West Park Ave., in Chiefland. Anyone interested in keeping bees is invited to attend.
City Commission
By Toni C. Collins
Levy County Historian
The Federal government has conducted a census or account of its population every year since 1790. In that year the census takers, who were U.S. Marshals on horseback, counted 3.9 million inhabitants.
Why did the government undertake such a huge project? As America expanded, the nation's interests grew more complex and the government needed to plan for that new growth.
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Garuda images assist in making a casual atmosphere, along wiith Indonesian puppets, masks, and dolls. For those unfamiliar with cuisine from Indonesia, it will be easy to recognize many of the dishes on the extensive menu as many are very similar to Thai dishes.
A great way to get familiar with this style cuisine is to order the Rijstaffel. It is a bowl of yellow rice accommpanied by 7 dishes. Adlthough they can vary at times, the selections generally include traditional choices, such as: soup, rendang curry, satay, and gado gado ( vegetables with peanut sauce). Some other great choices for starters include the Oxtail Soup or the Fried Potato and Chicken Patties. The Nasi Goreng (or Indonesian fried rice) is a good choice to accompany most dishes.
Chicken dishes include; Rendang Ayam - chicken cooked with spices in coconut milk or the Ayam Goreng Berek - marinated fried chicken. Beef aficionados will enjoy Rendang Daging - beef cooked in coconut milk with spices or the Daging Belado - fried beef with chilli. Everybody should try at least one dish of seafood or fish with the meal and some great choices whether you share or eat them your self, include; Ikan Pepes - marinated roasted fish wrapped in banana leaf, the Ikan Saos Acar - the Indonesian -style sweet and sour fish. Seafood lovers will come back again for the Udang Belado - fried shrimp with chilli sauce or the Udang Kalio - prawns cooked in coconut milk with spices. For those wanting a curry selection - Gule Nangka is a mild yellow curry made with chunks of jackfruit. There are also three choices of noodles and about 8 vegetable selections but now we have come to the end of our meal and it is time for dessert, if you have room, of course. Dessert includes a choice of Young Coconut Pudding, Indonesian Layer Cake, Banana Fritter, or the Bali Fruit Salad with Sherbet …many good choices.
As in most restaurants that cater to a large number of Moslem clientele, the choice of wine is quite limited, yet there is an Australian house red and white. Beer is available and a fairly good choice with this type of cuisine. Waitstaff seem to stumble a bit but the manager is on top of things and is knowledgeable and efficient.
As Indonesia is mainly Muslim, alcohol is not a major consideration. Australian house red and white, plus beer, is the booze quota.
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For those who have never met me in real life, I am a serial scarf wearer. Some might say a scarf is like my "binkie" or some sort of security blanket – and they might be right. I love wearing all different kinds from heavy to lightweight, and with the fall coming, this DIY ruffle scarf from Cheryl is perfect. She made it from a t-shirt, so the price is right (and the tutorial is very easy). Visit her to learn how she did it.
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'"It's tough to say," the Sabres' No. 3 goaltender said Thursday after being the first one off the ice in practice. "You don't feel it when you're outside in the stands. You don't really feel it in the practice right now. I've got to give (Ryan Miller and Martin Biron) time to practice more because they're playing right now. For myself, I've just got to stand there and wait my turn. Of course it's hard, and you don't really want that to happen, but now the situation for me is like this, so what can you do?"'
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