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We here at CanucksArmy published our top 20 prospects list this past summer, and have provided follow up coverage on a lot of the organization's prospects this season, especially those playing in Chicago with the Wolves. However, there are many notable prospects in the organizaton playing elsewhere – the CHL, NCAA, or over in Europe. Although the season is only a few months old, why not check in and see how the top 20 prospects are faring?
This week, Joe Cannata, Alexandre Mallet, Joseph LaBate, Frank Corrado, and Kevin Connauton are profiled.
#10 Joe Cannata | G Kalamazoo Wings (ECHL)
Cannata's calm, steady style of play isn't just an aesthetic, it's reflective of his personality. Brian Daccord described Cannata as a guy with an exceptionally short memory (an invaluable asset for a goaltender). "Nothing really phases him," Brian told me, adding that "If [Cannata] was in a house on fire, he would probably stop in the kitchen to make himself a sandwich on his way out." Brian also told us that Cannata "is not a goalie that fluctuated in hot and cold games. Joe's dependability will be an asset that a head coach will appreciate."
Cannata's pro career has gotten off to a bit of a rocky start. He was recently called up to the AHL to fill in for the injuried Eddie Lack (hip flexor injury, apparently not serious). It's possible that Cannata would have been in the AHL to start the season if there had been no lockout, but spending time in the ECHL isn't the end of the world for a goaltender – especially for a first year professional who refined his game in the NCAA. In five starts with Kalamazoo, Cannata has a 2-3 record with a 3.62 GAA and a .892 save percentage. Not great stats, but the sample size is incredibly small. He was a contender for the Hobey Baker for a reason – so don't read too much into his slow start.
#9 Alexandre Mallet | C/W Chicago Wolves (AHL)
I think that "maturity" had a lot to do with the Canucks going off the board to pick Mallet in the second round in Pittsburgh. The Canucks system lacks both depth and size at the centre position, and if Mallet is able to contribute sooner rather than later at the AHL level (Gillis indicated in his post-draft press conference that Mallet would be given a long look in Chicago this upcoming season) then he could be a big part of the solution. The other side of the coin, however, is that most of the prospect writers and scouts I've spoken with don't consider Mallet to be a guy with "top-six upside."
Mallet is one of my favorite prospects in the organization – he doesn't have much offensive upside and his skating isn't NHL quality yet, but he is big, strong, and fearless. In 11 games with the Chicago Wolves, he has recorded no goals and no assists, but he has been playing a depth role and isn't getting much of an opportunity to produce. The Wolves have several veteran players who Mallet can learn a lot from, including Andrew Ebbett, Brett Sterling, and Darren Haydar. He has only one fight through 11 games, but it was a memorable one.
Mallet's slow start isn't cause for concern. He's adjusting to pro hockey, and once the lockout is over, he will get his chance to be an every day player for the Wolves.
#8 Joseph LaBate | LW Wisconsin Badgers (NCAA)
LaBate made huge strides last season, and most observers seem to think that he'll be a force in the college game in quick order. As an 18-year-old, his numbers are somewhat comparable to some recent NCAA graduates. LaBate is more comparable to Wheeler or Penner than Read, as he is still growing into his frame. LaBate's role was limited on the Badgers for much of last season, though he did occasionally play in the top-six. As mentioned above, he should be counted on to score at least 10 goals and add in 20-25 assists in 2012-13.
I provided an update on LaBate's performance this season a few weeks ago. Wisconsin, as a team, has struggled, and he hasn't been immune to that. LaBate was a project pick when he was drafted, and nothing has changed. He has an intriguing size/skill combination, and playing in the NCAA will give him the time he needs in the gym to get bigger, stronger, and faster. I'd expect him to spend at least one more year as a Badger before turning pro.
#7 Frank Corrado | D Sudbury Wolves (OHL)
Corrado has developed into a terrific two-way defenseman. His biggest asset is his skating ability and general mobility. He uses it to skate the puck out of pressure situations in his own end, and he uses it to his advantage defensively. His defensive game improved massively this year, to the point where I'd call him one of the better defensive players in the league. He's not incredibly large, but he's aggressive and does not back down from anyone. He'll lay you out on the way to the net, punish you in the corners, and throw a couple of cross checks to your back in front of the net.
Corrado has carried over his strong play from last season into this one. He now serves as Sudbury's captain, and he has an outside shot at landing a bottom pairing spot on Canada's World Junior roster for the upcoming tournament in Ufa, Russia. Corrado is a jack-of-all-trades defenseman, and through 28 games this season he has already matched his goal output from all of last year (three goals in 60 games), and he is fast approaching his overall production (28 points in 60 games, he currently has 21) as well. The Wolves are not a very good team, and they lean on Corrado in all situations – his OHL opponents have even joked on Twitter that Sudbury should let some of their other defenseman sniff the ice occassionally. From a hockey and leadeership perspective, this year will be a great learning experience for the impressive young defenseman.
#6 Kevin Connauton | D Chicago Wolves (AHL)
Connauton's strength has always been his offensive game. At each level he's shown the ability to move the puck with ease, produce on the power-play and chip in the odd goal. Like so many top prospects, a coach will tell you that you can't teach offence; just like many of those other prospects, Connauton has always needed to work on his defensive game. But this is where Connauton's work ethic and attitude have always shone through. Challenged to get better in his own end, no matter the level, Connauton has never taken a backwards step, and this past season, his defensively play took a major step forward.
Connauton's offensive production has dried up in recent weeks, but he continues to make strides with his defensive play and his positioning. He has only two goals in 18 games for the Wolves after scoring 13 last season, but he is playing a much bigger role with the team in all areas of the game.
Connauton probably isn't as NHL ready as many had hoped in the off-season, though. He's still prone to poor positioning from time to time, and some of the turnovers he makes in the AHL would be goals against in the NHL. However, Connauton has also made huge gains in the gym – he reported to the Canucks informal camp this year as one of the fittest players (including all of the veterans). The question of him playing in the NHL isn't if, but when.
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We're a team of competent and appreciated IT powerhouses. We provide managed technology services to our clients. We haven't ever needed to do any marketing, because people refer us to their friends. We've decided to capitalize on the growth that we've seen so far and catapult our company to the next level with a new identity and marketing/sales opportunities that have opened up.
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kevin2 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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I'm a highend photographer. I'd like a highend looking logo WITH some sort of simple icon. Would like some sort of icon or art work to identify with my brand.
Some of the past and current submissions have used a M as the icon, and I'm trying to move away from that at the moment. Please do not bother submitting designs using any fancy or icon designs with the M, thanks!
99% of my clients are women 18-30. Portrait customers and weddings.
My # 1 priority is to walk away with a nice icon, simple, to set my branding up. As a person, I am clean cut, very sharp dresser, and my office and little studio are both elegant and sharp as well. Seems my logo should convey that as too.
Please, sharp and bold black & whites & colors VS. greys or dull color. I seem to prefer sharp, clean, and sometimes modern looking fonts. But, please be creative, that is why I'm here.
I'll need a file that is saved as transparent .PNG file for my web site. Would also need files that I could use for my business card and the like. Also need a icon to put in front of my address in the browser.
Don't need any submissions using the M for an icon or somehow enhancing the M for any creative look. Thanks!
My business name is "Merimor Photography" and I would still like to consider having "by Kevin Campbell" as part of the logo. Black and white, maybe a hint of some dark colors.
Here are some examples of logos that I like.
I love this, very elegant, very sharp...
Like the handwriting font idea here as well...
The double square icon designs gives this simple logo some flair...
Nice and clean, I like it...
I'm looking for a icon, not sure what it will look like, but I do like this sort of thing...
I will revieve your entrees and give feedback. Thanks for your efforts. Kevin
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Remember the Bella trousers we featured in 2008? Well, they have gotten a makeover and we're loving their Navy nautical flare, thanks to our power member AnaJan. Ana took the 6 button closures in front and divided them three and three on either side of center front, while creating a proper sailor's front "flap" opening. The front pleats were removed for a sleeker silhouette, as well as the back pockets.
Paired with a striped top the look is sophisticated and fun. You can try this variation in wool like Ana did, or denim (striped like a railroad conductor) or men's suiting (how about plaid) would also work.
Which do you like better? Before or After?
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Feb 19, 2011, 04.45 PMby angiegreen
Thank you so much! I just made these pants (with the sailor adjustment – exactly as written), and they are the most flattering pants I've ever owned. Thank you – thank you – thank you!
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Feb 19, 2011, 06.33 PMby anajan
Hi Angie, you're welcome! I'm so glad my tutorial was helpful :-). Please post the pictures of your lovely pants, it would be great to see them.
Jan 26, 2011, 10.01 PMby shelai
Wonderful adaptation. I'm going to try it on my other pants.
Nov 9, 2010, 03.01 PMby karin graves
Wow super pants ! Tremendous job and skill.
Nov 8, 2010, 03.16 PMby fullertonregan
Love it! I wanted to make these pants but had my hesitations. I think this version will definitely push me over the edge to make these!
Nov 5, 2010, 07.49 AMby fosteretalk
All I can is WOW!
Nov 4, 2010, 11.39 AMby kelerabeus
Ana, pantalone su divne i izgledaju bolje od originala! Da ne znam koji je kroj u pitanju ne bih ni pretpostavila da je reč o varijaciji, stvarno si odradila dobar posao. I slike su prelepe, izgleda kao da je proleće stiglo u Beograd! :)
Nov 4, 2010, 08.01 AMby zuzsa-haag
I liked bella before, but now I give it a try in any case !
Nov 3, 2010, 07.46 PMby Neda Matovic
Wonderful combination, it reminds me of a lady in a series that is very popular in my country, we would call it Andjelka's style. All praise. PS Is there Serbian flag on the first picture?
Nov 3, 2010, 07.37 PMby toril
AnaJan's version is more flattering for different body types.
Nov 3, 2010, 02.19 PMby magdamagdaAnaJan's changes give a total new look to this pattern! Awsome!
Nov 3, 2010, 08.01 AMby janeybeasley
I do like both but I think the after might suit my figure type a bit better so thanks for the inspiration
Nov 3, 2010, 08.01 AMby janeybeasley
I do like both but I think the after might suit my figure type a bit better so thanks for the inspiration
Nov 3, 2010, 03.15 AMby nadia42
Wow it looks great!! Nice work :):)
Nov 3, 2010, 01.21 AMby elisabethdavis
I like the after!
Nov 2, 2010, 10.35 PMby sewtessuti
like this version much better.
Nov 2, 2010, 09.13 PMby stephiaffi
Love your pants! They are great! and thanks for the tutorial.
Nov 2, 2010, 06.54 PMby calendar
wow i love it! u are so talented AnaJan. I really did not like the original version, but I loveee this one!
Nov 2, 2010, 01.23 AMby reneebies
This is the first time I've liked a bella. Looks really great.
Nov 2, 2010, 12.47 AMby sophie11
AnaJan, These are great and so much nicer than the original!! And i like the idea of the lower waist (I already have long legs and a comparitvely short torso!) as it may even suit me!
Nov 1, 2010, 06.57 PMby sparkledonkey
Thank you so much for this tutorial, AnaJan! I've wanted to make a similar version of Bella, and you've completely taken out the guesswork and frustration.
Nov 1, 2010, 06.25 PMby ghainskom
Good Job, Ana! Love the combination. That top could be a Lydia!
Nov 1, 2010, 04.18 PMby carottesauvage
A classic! more flattering than the original indeed!You have lowered the waist, haven t you?
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Nov 1, 2010, 04.19 PMby alisondahl
Your striking version is featured in the related article too.
Nov 1, 2010, 04.21 PMby anajan
Thanks Helene! Yeah, I had to – I looked really weird and short torzoed with the high waist. I think I cropped the top of the waist by 3.5cm. However, the instructions are illustrated with the original waist height.
Nov 1, 2010, 04.24 PMby carottesauvage
Thanks Alison,! I haven t had the time to check the whole feature yet! Waist high or low the pattern is timeless!
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Yesterday I told a friend a secret that I've never told in my whole life (to an IRL person) and I had a revelation. Well kind-of, I'm just not THAT deep. ;) Why do I (perhaps we?) hold on to inconsequential secrets? Little wee secrets that mean nothing in our lives today, or perhaps shaped us in some way, but can't get to us now? Or what about the SILLY secrets?
I'll explain. The secret that I told my friend - that has bothered me for 20 YEARS - was that when I was little, we never had junk food in the house (Mom was a very healthy eater, lots of diets) and when I started spending the night at friends house I would FREAK out over the junk food in their house. I remember twice, when it was bed-time, sneaking downstairs to the kitchen and eating some of their junk food. I even remember the exact food - chocolate peanut butter wafer bars, and oatmeal cream pies. I was just a little kid but it's bothered me for years and years because it was weird and stealing.
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Seriously, I've daydreamed about this a few times a week my entire life. Freak? Maybe. But why have I never TOLD anybody about my strange daydream? Why not let them laugh at me!? In my daydream the machine is always gigantic and has colored lights and I can never figure out how to invent it in a way that it would be small enough to not be ridiculous. That part has always bothered me, and why am I letting happy fantasies have a part that bothers me?
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We are a family bowling center that has been in business for 36 years. We were started in 1974 by my grandfather. We have two bowling centers, Manor Lanes and Manor Lanes II. I am looking for a modern design that incorporates anything bowling. It also needs to be able to be embroidered on shirts and hats as well as being used on our website (currently in the process of being re-designed). In the past we have always used the same logo for both locations so I need to have a design that I could add the number 2 or a Roman numeral two. I have always liked the idea of having a logo that as soon as people see it, they recognize it. We are also trying to attract the large number of local college students so any logo that students would be attracted to or would notice would be great.
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Tuesday, May 06, 2008
Group love skin!
I have set up a group love skin in my mainstore! I have closed the open enrollment to my upload group so that only the, eh, "hardcore" artilleri-ers can get their hands on it. I value my group greatly, and I wanted to do something special for them. So if you are a member of the artilleri update group, slap on that group tag and TP over to the diner of doom to try them on! The makeup is Anett, comes in 5 skintones, freckles and no freckles. Your's for 1L$ (the script thingie wouldnt let me set it to 0L$, sowwie!)
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- Sasy Scarborough said...
This skin is incredible looking, I love it so much, cant wait until the release in full wooohooo thank you thank you thank you ♥
xox Sasy xox
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- Gabby Panacek said...
Oooooh beautiful, Antonia...cannot wait to log in and pick it up. Like Sasy, I am breathlessly awaiting your new release. Thank you for being soooo generous! <3
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- kyutie said...
Hi! How are you doing?! I love your blog its very interesting, I don't play much of second life, but I love your skintones collection.. its very pretty and flawless!
I have added you on my blog,
care for exchange links?
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Antonia!!!!!!!! I really hope you release this skin soon, I will be IMing you soon about ittt.
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- Mocksoup said...
Well, shucks to me. I used to be a group member, but unfortunately with the 25 limit groups I had to leave about a week ago. :( I signed up for FashCon to hopefully be informed and I click on subscribe-o-matics when I can.
Anyway, boo for me but yay for everyone who got it! It is gorgeous!
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Your skins are always so awesome looking! I love the makeup.
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These are my new shoes, a new pair of black flats, because the old ones sadly couldn't resist anymore so now the lie on a forgotten shelf since I do not have the heart to throw them away. Do you do that with your shoes or am I crazy?
Anyway, I liked the little bow on them, they remind me a bit of Dorothy's shoes from The Wizard of Oz.
Here is how I chose to wear them for their first outdoor walk.
Yes, that is a wonderful delicious pancake! How cute is it? I felt sorry for ruining its beauty.
Also, that top on me used to be my mom's old skirt. You wouldn't have guessed that right? Haha, it's a miracle what you can do with a pair of scissors and a elastic band.
Have a great day darlings!
Wearing: self made skirt and top, Leonardo shoes, vintage bag, Meli Melo bracelets.


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2013 Toyota Venza First Look – Truck Trend
Mild Refresh Adds Tech, Style to Toyota's Handsome Crossover
When it was introduced for the 2009 model year, many were surprised that staid, conservative Toyota could produce such a stylish crossover. Since its introduction, many other models have come out, so the Venza is no longer the head-turner it once was. But it remains a stylish option in the crowded crossover market, and Toyota's mid-cycle refresh for 2013 aims to keep it a fresh and relevant option for customers.
The biggest news for 2013 is the availability of Toyota's Entune multimedia and app integration suite as an option on all trim levels. In 2012, the Venza went from having a single trim level with a la carte options and packages, to following the rest of the Toyota lineup in offering LE, XLE and Limited trim levels. The other big news on the interior front is the availability of a black interior color, available with either cloth or leather upholstery on all trim levels.
The Entune system is paired with the optional navigation system, and is offered as an option on the LE as part of the Convenience Package, and on the XLE as part of the Premium Package. The top-of-the-line Venza Limited includes Entune as standard. Entune's suite of apps includes Bing search, OpenTable restaurant reservation service, movietickets.com, ClearChannel Communication's iHeartRadio digital radio streaming, and Pandora music streaming.
All Venza trim levels include iPod connectivity and Bluetooth hands-free calling and music streaming. Satellite and HD Radio is available as part of the Premium Package on the XLE, and satellite HD Radio is standard on the Limited trim.
A teaser image released several weeks ago showed LED accent lighting as part of the 2013 Venza's headlight housing, and now we know that picture was of the Limited model, which is the only trim level to receive the high-tech bling. The Limited also includes an innovative automatic high-beam headlamp system that automatically detects oncoming cars, and shuts off the high beams until they pass.
Powertrain options carry over from the 2012 model, and include a base 182 hp 2.7-liter four-cylinder on the LE and XLE trims, with either front or all-wheel drive. The Venza Limited is offered exclusively with a 268 hp 3.5-liter V-6 with front or all-wheel drive. Both engines are mated exclusively to a six-speed automatic transmission. The V-6 is optional on the other two trim levels.
Four-cylinder models feature 19-inch wheels, with V-6 models sporting 20-inchers.
None of these changes will rock the crossover world, but with the addition of Entune and some new trim options, the Venza will remain a compelling choice for those seeking a stylish midsize crossover.


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At something shy of five minutes, Parigot, a French-made animated film, would be a tough sell for a car chase movie. For one thing, there are no cars in it, only a
bicycle powered by an outboard engine vintage motorcycle. But what's lost in horsepower is more than made up for with sheer speed, disconcerting avian swarms and a breathtaking, mega-Euro cityscape. Go watch.
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Trish D'Imperio expects a lot of foot traffic, in a matter of speaking, this weekend at her Ready, Set, Run store on 431 Main St. that supplies the needs of runners.
With triathletes preparing for today's Ironman 70.3 Pocono Mountains triathlon, the 1,500 entrants generally already have the footwear and clothing that she'll be selling. These seasoned competitors are well prepared with those necessities. But they're always looking for over-the-counter energy boosters — gels, syrups and chewable supplements. It not only will get them through the 13.1-mile half-marathon that winds through Stroudsburg early this afternoon but also the 56.4-mile bicycle race through the northern end of Monroe County and the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area earlier this morning. It all starts with a 1.2-mile swim at Lake Tamiment that started the day's event.
"They would have to (buy supplements). They're out there for six hours and can't eat. That would be tough for them. This gives the nutrients you need," she said. Not many stores sell those items, she said.
D'Imperio said many of the triathletes and their supporters will be staying in the area. "When they come through, they're looking for a store like this to pick up these kind of things," she said.
There are liquid boosters such as Accel Gel and Energy Gel, Proctane with more amino acids, Hammer that is sweet and syrupy, and Blocks, a chewy bar, to name a few.
"Not having done one (triathlon) but from what I've heard from people who have done it, coming off the bike (and making) the transition into running is pretty difficult on the muscles. There's a period where you have to shift gears," she said.
D'Imperio is a road tested marathoner who has competed locally in the Run for the Red as well as the Boston and Philadelphia marathons among the eight she said she has run. She also started First Strides, a beginner walking and running program for women which meets in Stroudsburg and Brodheadsville in 2006. It meets in Stroudsburg on Monday night and at Pleasant Valley High School at 6:15 p.m. with anywhere from 70 to 200 members.
"I love getting a new runner in the store," she said.
Sneaker range from popular brands Asics, New Balance, Brooks, Saucony, Mizuno and Nike.
The right sneaker is important and it's not based on whether you run a 5K or a marathon.
"The important thing is to correct you and keep you in the neutral stance," D'Imperio said. "If you need the stability for the pronator because you're flat footed or your arch rolls in, you'll need a special kind of support. If you don't need that, then you can buy a neutral shoe."
Ready, Set, Run sells the Brooks clothing line as well as The North Face, One More Mile and Life is Good as well as Wigwam and Balega socks and tracking devices.
The store, which opened in June, has a grand opening on Thursday at 5 p.m. with the Greater Pocono Chamber of Commerce.
D'Imperio previously managed Aardvark Sports Shop's Stroudsburg location farther along Main Street that opened in 2005 but the company decided after Memorial Day weekend to close it and concentrate on its other location in Bethlehem. With that background in retail and her first-hand knowledge in running D'Imperio felt there still was a clientele that needed to be served.
She considered many locations before settling on the site that has a lot of history when it housed the Wallace Hardware store from 1865 to 1981. Other businesses took over, most recently Yellow Moon women's clothing for more than a decade, before D'Imperio took ownership.
Through that time, the hardware shelves remain as well as the quaint design from its early years.
"I love this spot," D'Imperio said. "The bank was too big a building for Aardvark. This place has a cozier, warmer feel. I love the wood floor and the tin ceiling."
Business hours vary slightly. The store is open on Monday and Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. Call 570-421-6431.
She said the sport of running has been "definitely growing. Local 5K participation is growing in the last seven years."
And she'll be organizing for the first time the River Ramble Fall Class, a 5K and 10K road race and 2-mile walk that takes place Sunday, Nov. 11 Formerly known as the Aardvark Amble, it runs along River Road in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area where is starts and finishes at Smithfield Beach.


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After being sidelined by geopolitical jitters over the summer, inflation data are back as the headline act in Europe this week.
The euro-zone consumer-price index due Friday morning is not only expected to come in at a multi-year low, but could also hold the key for future monetary easing from the European Central Bank. ECB President Mario Draghi already hinted last Friday that full-on asset purchases could be in store if the euro-zone doesn\'t move out of the low-inflation danger zone.
And so far, the indications don\'t look great. Spain\'s economy sank deeper into deflation in August with consumer prices falling 0.5% on the year. In Belgium, inflation dropped to the lowest level in five years. And in powerhouse Germany, consumer-price growth stabilized at a worryingly low rate this month.
Those national figures — all released on Thursday — don\'t bode well for Friday\'s region-wide data. Economists expect euro-zone consumer prices to only have grown 0.3% in August. That\'s even weaker than the 4 1/2-year low of 0.4% recorded in July and far from the ECB\'s target of below, but close to 2%.
Why should you care about this exact number? First, low inflation has already hampered the currency bloc\'s recovery, and downright deflation would make it even harder for the region to return to solid growth rates.
Secondly, economists have been calling on the ECB to do something, and the ECB\'s Governing Council gathers next week for its monthly policy-setting meeting. So this could be perfect timing: inflation slumps, and the ECB acts at the first opportunity. A weak reading will in any case add more pressure on the policy makers to try and fix Europe\'s problem of low inflation and lackluster growth.
Keep in mind, however, that the data would have to be really weak for the central bank to do anything at the Sept. 4 meeting. ECB sources told Reuters on Wednesday that the ECB is likely to stand pat, unless the August consumer-prices report shows that the currency union is moving significantly closer to deflation.
Also, Germany's finance minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble, said earlier this week that the ECB boss\'s comments on monetary stimulus were \"over-interpreted.\" Note though that economists are taking Schaeuble\'s assertion with a grain of salt.
\"As we must all hope Draghi did not coordinate his comments with the German finance ministry, \'over-interpretation\' can only be Schaeuble\'s interpretation,\" Paul Donovan, economist at UBS, said in a note on Thursday.
At other banks, some economists have increased their bets for additional action at the September meeting. J.P. Morgan said earlier in the week that it sees a possible 10 basis point rate cut, according to media reports, while Deutsche Bank expects long-awaited action on purchases of asset-backed securities — a move the ECB hopes will help revive lending. The ECB this week said it had hired money manager BlackRock to help design its ABS program.
The August euro-zone inflation data come out at 10 a.m. London time on Friday, or 5 a.m. Eastern Time.
— Sara Sjolin
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Joe Conti, CEO of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, had never been to Honesdale before Tuesday.
— Joe Conti, CEO of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, had never been to Honesdale before Tuesday.
It's probably fair to say he will forever remember his visit on Tuesday when he met with local leaders concerning the closing of the liquor store on Main Street.
Suffice it to say, he got an earful.
But the bottom line remains: The liquor store is moving to a location in the Route 6 Plaza next to Weis Market in Texas Township, probably by Nov. 1.
The issue arose recently when that announcement was made, much to the chagrin of many in Honesdale. Because of that, Gail Tucker, executive director of the Greater Honesdale Partnership, contacted Sen. Lisa Baker, Rep. Mike Peifer and Rep. Sandra Major requesting Tuesday's meeting. Both Peifer and Baker were in attendance.
"The consumer is changing what they like in a spirits store," said Conti.
However, during his remarks, Conti also revealed the deal with the new store in Texas Township actually was approved in January 2011, just a month after the PLCB had assured Honesdale officials the local store would remain on Main Street.
He said the Department of General Services negotiates the real estate deals for the PLCB.
Conti, who coined himself a "hospitality guy" when citing his background, went on to explain the PLCB is developing a "new store look" and this will be the first of its kind in northeastern Pennsylvania.
There will be a center table, a tasting bar and a different look for the shelves, including more variety.
"We are projecting a 10 to 25 percent increase in retail sales at this location," said Conti.
That's when the onslaught began.
"We are disappointed because this borough has much more hospitality than Texas Township," said Jeff Hiller, owner of Trackside Grill and president of the GHP board.
Conti said if there would have been another alternative, it would have been considered.
"But we were never asked," said Hiller.
"I realize that," said Conti.
Scott Smith, Honesdale Borough councilman and chairman of the finance committee, asked Conti what the process was in making such a decision.
"There is no process, by law," said Conti.
He said advertising such a move "is not mandated by law."
Then, Paul Meagher, owner of Re/Max Wayne, began what amounted to a dressing down of the PLCB.
"The culture of your organization is way off base," said Meagher, who at times was very animated. "The culture of the PLCB must change from the top to the bottom."
He said the PLCB did the same kind of move in Hawley and Carbondale and it has backfired.
He also pointed straight to Conti as being part of the problem.
"The chairman of the board is wrong," said Meagher. "Somewhere along the line you are going to destroy Main Street, Pennsylvania."
Meagher said he is the "first to admit" the landlord at the current location "is not the easiest to work with," but said the PLCB didn't give anyone in the borough a chance.
"We have buildings here which would have been sufficient," said Meagher.
Conti said all of the recent governors have instructed PLCB to "run it like a business."
It was revealed the new store lease will be $58,640 per year as compared to $32,000 for the current store. The square footage will be slightly larger. It was also revealed a five-year lease has been signed for that location with two seven year options.
"The negative impact on Honesdale will be 10 times greater than the positive impact on Texas Township," said Honesdale Mayor Ed Langendoerfer.
Brian Wilkens of Honesdale National Bank pointed out the state has put money into changing to one-way streets, redeveloping downtown but then is pulling a business out of that same area.
"You guys got to get it together," he said. "You can't have it both ways. Would a real business make this decision?"
"There was absolutely no communication," said Langendoerfer.
Local Main Street attorney Mike Lehutsky, who is head of the Wayne County Republican Party, also had a lot to say to Conti.
He pointed out that in the fall of 2010, the state advertised they might move the store and then after a "big outcry," the PLCB "backed off."
Then, he said, "off in Harrisburg, while telling us publicly (it wouldn't move), you made the decision (to move) without telling the public," said Lehutsky.
"What it smells like is your idea of a fair process is letting it go through" without informing the people, said Lehutsky.
Lehutsky also told Conti he couldn't find any paperwork related to the Department of General Services soliciting real estate.
The attorney also pointed out the "downtown location law" which he said "should be considered."
That law encourages state agencies to locate in downtown areas.
Conti was also asked where the GSA advertised but he said he was "not sure."
One issue which really raised the dander of those in attendance had to do with how the state categorized the changing of locations.
By law, Conti said if a store closes the PLCB has to notify the local Senate and House representatives.
"But this was a relocation," he said. "If we would have closed the Honesdale store and not relocated," then they would have been notified.
"But you are closing the Honesdale store," said Hiller, who also apologized for what happened.
Tucker pointed out that as far back as 2007, when another issue was raised, "the PLCB was aware of our issues."
"As executive director of an organization, you have to look at other Main Street locations," said Meagher. "You took the easy way out."
Conti said the PLCB has done extensive market studies and the main result is "people want convenience."
He said people want to be able to go to the grocery store and the liquor store "and not move their car."
"It means you are throwing the downtowns under the bus for the sake of convenience," said Lehutsky.
Sen. Baker then intervened, asking how to "move forward" with this situation.
One positive which might be able to come of out it is the possibility of opening a "boutique" store somewhere in the downtown area.
Conti said the state has been developing the idea of a boutique store but have yet to find a suitable location.
"We have been looking for a borough like this but haven't found one yet," said Conti.
Conti then promised to come back to Honesdale with the PLCB's director of real estate to meet with local officials and "see what happens."
That will be coordinated with the GHP, said Baker, and the meeting will likely take place in the very near future.


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EA Sports dropped this video of SSX late Friday, boasting that they've got something new in store for fans this summer, and that only those with sharp eyes would be able to even guess what it was. Well, in the first 20 seconds, the camera lingers on board art that says "Merqury City," referencing a level from the original game. So that wasn't too hard.
The other component would seem to be the addition of a freeride mode, but you can watch all 4:09 of this to see if you can find any more clues. "Something Wicked Is On Its Way," the title of this video, would seem to be one, too.


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As a sinner but devout follower of the Church of Tufte and general fan of information display and the like, I've been following the work of the Simile group at MIT for a while. Their Exhibit and Timeline projects are really interesting takes on complex visualization problems, well done.
Meet the latest work product from that group, Seek. Seek is a Thunderbird 2 extension (doesn't work without modification on trunk nightlies yet) from David François Huynh to do faceted email browsing. It even includes a timeline visualization component. Check out the screencast, or just install the extension to give it a shot and play with it. This is experimental, early stage work, but I think it's superb — it should I think spark all kinds of great discussions as to new ways of mining this incredibly rich data store we call email archives.


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The City Recycling Office today announced the winners of 2009 America Recycles Day Pledge Drive. The drive encouraged residents to fill out cards pledging to increase their recycling efforts. Nearly 1,700 pledges were received from collection boxes at Russ's Markets, Lincoln City Libraries and online. Prizes will be awarded at noon Saturday, Nov. 14 at EcoStores Nebraska, 530 West "P" Street.
The winners are:
Local schools also had the opportunity to compete in drive, and prizes were awarded to the schools that generated the most recycling pledges per student. Winners are:
I'd like to thank all of the companies that donated prizes for this cause," City Recycling Coordinator Gene Hanlon said. "America Recycles Day is just one day, but many local companies are committed to recycling all year long. This is a day to recognize them for the excellent job they do providing solid waste and recycling services in our community.
The America Recycles Day prize presentation at EcoStores Nebraska follows a morning of recycling activities Saturday, November. 14:
Traditional recycling collection (newspapers, plastics, etc.) will be provided free of charge by Journal Star Recycling from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, November 14 at Eco Stores and Techware Recycling. Midland Recycling and Recycling Enterprises also will accept traditional recyclables as part of their paper shredding services Nov. 14.
Hanlon said more local businesses are providing recycling services, but the poor economy has decreased the amount of material recycled through the City's drop-off programs. In fiscal year 2008-2009, the City collected 6,763 tons of recyclables, a nine-percent decrease from the previous year. Hanlon said factors in the decline are the reduced size of the newspaper and fewer advertising and direct mail pieces.
This is Lincoln's fifth year celebrating America Recycles Day. For more information on America Recycles Day, visit www.americarecyclesday.org. To learn more about related events in Lincoln, visit the City Web site at lincoln.ne.gov (keyword: ARD) or call the City Recycling Office at 441-8215.


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Urbana, IL, May 19, 2011 – As corn planting progress accelerates in many areas of Illinois this week, University of Illinois Extension weed specialist Aaron Hager said it's possible that some fields were planted before a planned soil-residual herbicide could be applied.
If the corn has not yet emerged, Hager said the application can proceed as originally planned. But what if the corn has begun to emerge and the soil-residual herbicide has not yet been applied? Can the application go on as planned, or will a different product need to be selected?
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"Even if a soil-residual herbicide can be applied after crop and weed emergence, not all soil-residual herbicides will control emerged weeds, so additional management procedures such as the addition of a herbicide that has postemergence activity, may be needed in situations where weeds also have emerged," Hager said.
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"Depending on the herbicide, tank-mixing other products or including various types of spray additives may be necessary to control existing weeds, but this may also increase the potential for corn injury," he said. "Attempting to save a trip across the field by applying a herbicide with a liquid nitrogen fertilizer solution, such as 28 percent UAN, as the carrier is not advisable if the corn has emerged."
Regardless of the scenario, growers need to remember that soil-residual herbicides must be moved into the soil solution to be available for uptake by weed seedlings. A herbicide that remains on the soil surface after application and is not moved into the soil profile by precipitation or mechanical incorporation may not provide adequate residual weed control.


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Roadmap RAF Ballykelly (Northern Ireland), to Robert Burns Birthplace Museum (Scotland)
Distance from RAF Ballykelly (Northern Ireland), to Robert Burns Birthplace Museum (Scotland)
The distance from RAF Ballykelly to Robert Burns Birthplace Museum is 156.5 km in a straight line.
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- Derry 19.7 km
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#1 Occupys Moment of Silence for the White House Shooter11-20-2011, 04:08 AM
Occupy's Moment of Silence for the White House Shooter
Here is a clip, courtesy of The Daily Caller, in which a protester from Occupy San Diego told his fellow protesters, "I think we should have a moment of silence in solidarity for the person they said was from the Washington, D.C. Occupy. Maybe, why did he feel the need to shoot the White House window today? So I think we should have a moment in solidarity for the White House, and for the guy that shot at the White House today. I don't know if you heard, but someone shot at the White House window today."
Can you imagine the round-the-clock (negative) media coverage if (a) a person from a Tea Party rally was arrested for shooting at the White House and (b) if a Tea Party member from another city had asked for a "moment of silence in solidarity" with the alleged shooter? It would produce days of front page, above-the-fold coverage in the New York Times and spawn a thousand editorial and columns from liberals, to say nothing of providing MSNBC and CNN with several months worth of programming, hand-wringing, and sermonizing.
I persist in my belief that the media double standard as it relates to coverage of the Tea Party v. Occupy Wall Street (and its progeny) illustrates, in ways few other recent stories have, the widespread bias that exists in large sectors of the media. As I've argued before, many reporters and anchors undoubtedly believe they're objective, detached, and applying a single standard to both movements, which in some respects makes the problem worse. The layers of delusion and self-delusion are astonishing.
I'll see your marxist/socialist/democrat idiot and raise you 2 OWS idiots ...
Just when you think you've seen the bottom of the barrel.
Just another example of how clueless these retards are.May the FORCE be with you!
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