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CSB/SJU Career EXPO provides students with a unique career exploration opportunity
November 29, 2010
By Megan Barrett
Students who attend the annual CSB/SJU Career EXPO can listen to, engage and connect with graduates in an array of career fields, a sort of one-stop career shop not available at many other colleges and universities.
"The CSB/SJU Career EXPO is unique because of the combination of seminars, a career fair and a networking reception," said Heidi Harlander, director of career services at CSB and SJU. "Many campuses host a workshop or a fair, but not a large mix of these events at one time. The EXPO is open and welcoming to students in all classes, all majors and with all career interests."
Whether they learned how to utilize social media in internship and job searches or practiced networking skills, CSB and SJU students of all class levels and interests benefitted from attending the 2010 Career EXPO.
"I knew that I wanted to pursue a double major in English and Hispanic studies, but wasn't sure what career field I wanted to go into after graduation" said Jamie Korin, CSB sophomore. "I came to the EXPO to start thinking about what I want to do in the future. Overall, I learned more about who I am and where my interests lie, which is an important first step."
Having already formulated the career path he wants to take, SJU junior management major Gavin Miller had a different quest at the Career EXPO.
"I attended the EXPO to look for more ways to stand out in the workplace," Gavin said. Ultimately, I know I want to work in operations or management, so I came to the EXPO to start generating creative ideas for the future."
The hundreds of CSB and SJU students who visited the Career EXPO had the chance to attend seminars ranging in topic from "Global Opportunities" to "Careers in Sports and Fitness," walk through the career fair to learn about opportunities at a variety of organizations and network with CSB and SJU alumnae/i to practice self-presentation skills.
"It is never too early to start networking," 1984 CSB alumna Judy Zimmer said of the importance of the event for students of all class levels. "The power of connections is a tremendous asset in the corporate world. If you haven't built connections before looking for internship and job opportunities, sending in your resume to a company is like throwing it out the window in most cases."
For students who aren't quite sure what they are interested in yet, 1996 SJU alumnus Jamey Wojciechowski advised getting involved on campus and in the community early on during college.
"It's important for students to prove that they can balance a lot of activities," Jamey said. "Working on interpersonal skills and learning how to think, work and communicate on a team to solve conflict is more important than having a 4.0 grade point average with no experience to back it up."
Although differentiating yourself proved to be a common topic of discussion of the day, alumnae/i also warned students of the consequences of standing out in a negative way through social media.
"Employers notice when you aren't presenting yourself in a consistent way in person and on your social media profiles," said 1985 SJU alumnus Mark Richards. "I would recommend every student setting up a LinkedIn profile to use as a tool to connect with employers and alumni on a professional level."
1998 CSB alumna Jeannie Kenavan suggested that one of the most important ways for students to set themselves apart is to create a personal brand.
"Use your own words, don't talk about something the way everyone else talks about it," Jeannie said. "Build a logo. Build a personal brand that leaves more of a story to be told."
First-year and senior students alike took advantage of the opportunities at the CSB/SJU Career EXPO, whether the goal was to explore areas of interest or capitalize on internship and job opportunities."Students can choose to be passive listeners at the seminars or active engagers at the fair and networking reception," Heidi said. "Colleges and universities across the country are constantly amazed at our ability to bring alums back to work with students."


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In a move designed to address criticism of Apple's use of toxic chemicals and other measures that are harmful to the environment, the company has launched a new environmental website. The new website allows Apple customers, environmental organizations, and other businesses to view a full life cycle analysis of the company's greenhouse gas emissions.
"Our life cycle analysis accounts for all emissions associated with our products. That includes raw material extraction, manufacturing, packaging, transportation, a three- or four-year period of use, and recycling. In the course of this analysis, we determined that less than 5 percent of our emissions come from our worldwide facilities." Source: Apple
What this breaks down to is that the vast majority of Apple's contributions to greenhouse gas emissions comes from its product line. This Macbook that I'm using right now to write this article, the iPhone that I use on a daily basis, and the iPod that helps keep my kids entertained are all major contributors to Apple's carbon footprint.
The company's new website, Apple and the Environment, shows the greenhouse gas emissions breakdown on the front page: 38 percent from manufacturing, 5 percent from transportation, 53 percent from product use, 1 percent from recycling, and 3 percent from facilities.
What I find interesting is that the figures used to determine the company's greenhouse gas emissions use a four-year period of use for Mac computer systems and three years for an iPhone or an iPod. I don't know if I am the typical portable electronic user but I'm on my second iPhone and I upgrade my computer or laptop about once every two years. So now my contribution to Apple's numbers are going to be higher than the averages used.
Apple included a timeline of how their product line has both compacted in size and has taken on more eco-friendly measures over the past several years. In 2006, Macbook Pros were lead-free. As of 2008, the computers are lead-, BFR-, PVC-, and mercury-free. Additionally, they use arsenic-free glass.
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General Electric Company (GE)'s EPS growth Analysis:
General Electric Company (GE) expected to achieve earnings per share (EPS) growth of -406.70% for this year while EPS growth projected to touch 25.97% for next year. The company reported EPS (ttm) of -2.34. Take a view on its long-term annual earnings per share (EPS) growth rate which is suggested by Analyst to reach at 8.21% for next 5 years and looking its past five year record, annual EPS growth rate was -39.40%.
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General Electric Company (GE) ticked a yearly performance of -30.10% while year-to-date (YTD) performance stood at 35.64%. The stock price moved with change of -6.62% to its 50 Day low point and changed 12.29% comparing to its 50 Day high point. GE stock is currently showing down return of -5.37% throughout last week and witnessed increasing return of 8.22% in one month period. The stock price increased 2.37% in three months and mounted 11.61% for the last six months trading period.
The recent session unveiled a 54.17% positive lead over its 52-week stock price low and showed negative move of -34.14% over its 52-week high stock price. The stock price volatility remained at 2.74% in recent month and reaches at 2.65% for the week. The Average True Range (ATR) is also a measure of volatility is currently sitting at 0.3.
Analysis of Simple Moving Average:
Chart patterns can be difficult to read given the volatility in price movements. Moving averages can help smooth out these erratic movements by removing day-to-day fluctuations and make trends easier to spot. Since they take the average of past price movements, moving averages are better for accurately reading past price movements rather than predicting future past movements.
The most common type of moving average is the simple moving average, which simply takes the sum of all of the past closing prices over a time period and divides the result by the total number of prices used in the calculation.
Moving averages are a powerful tool for traders analyzing securities. They provide a quick glimpse at the prevailing trend and trend strength, as well as specific trading signals for reversals or breakouts. The most common timeframes used when creating moving averages are the 200, 50 and 20-day moving averages. The 200-day moving average is a good measure for a year timeframe, while shorter moving averages are used for shorter timeframes. These moving averages help traders smooth out some of the noise found in day-to-day price movements and give them a clearer picture of the trend.
General Electric Company (GE) stock price performed at a change of 1.82% from 20 day SMA and stands at a distance of 0.58% away from 50 day SMA. At present time the stock is moving -1.15% away to its 200-day moving average.
Short Ratio of stock is 1.56. General Electric Company is a part of Industrial Goods sector and belongs to Diversified Machinery industry. General Electric Company (GE) finalized the Monday at price of $9.87 after traded 60136024 shares. The average volume was noted at 81264.21K shares while its relative volume was seen at 0.73. Volume is an important technical analysis tool to learn and understand how to apply to price movements. Volume increases every time a buyer and seller transact their stock or futures contract. If a buyer buys one share of stock from a seller, then that one share is added to the total volume of that particular stock. Volume has two major premises:
When prices rise or fall, an increase in volume acts as confirmation that the rise or fall in price is real and that the price movement had strength. When prices rise or fall and there is a decrease in volume, then this might be interpreted as being a weak price move, because the price move had very little strength and interest from traders.
General Electric Company (GE) reported down change of -2.57% in last trading session. It is a positive indicator for investor portfolio value — when the price of a stock Investor owns goes up in value. On the other side it is not a negative indicator for Investor portfolio value — when the price of a stock Investor owns moves down in value.
In the liquidity ratio analysis; Total Debt/Equity ratio was 3.06. The return on assets ratio of the Company was -5.70% while its return on investment ratio was -11.80%. Price to sales ratio was 0.72 while Price to sales book ratio stands at 2.44. 58.60% shares of the company were owned by Institutional investors and Insider investors hold stake of 0.16%.
Keep Eyes On RSI Indicator:
The stock's RSI amounts to 49.35. Wilder believed that when prices rose very rapidly and therefore momentum was high enough, that the underlying financial instrument/commodity would have to eventually be considered overbought and a selling opportunity was possibly at hand. Likewise, when prices dropped rapidly and therefore momentum was low enough, the financial instrument would at some point be considered oversold presenting a possible buying opportunity.
There are set number ranges within RSI that Wilder consider useful and noteworthy in this regard. According to Wilder, any number above 70 should be considered overbought and any number below 30 should be considered oversold. An RSI between 30 and 70 was to be considered neutral and an RSI around 50 signified no trend. – Some traders believe that Wilder's overbought/oversold ranges are too wide and choose to alter those ranges. For example, someone might consider any number above 80 as overbought and anything below 20 as undersold. This is entirely at the trader's discretion. The Beta factor, which is used riskiness of the security was 1.
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November 1998: LEGO Group owner, Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen, and famed inventor, Dean Kamen of FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) partner to launch FIRST LEGO League, a robotics competition for middle school students introducing LEGO MINDSTORMS sets to regional competitions. A pilot tournament is held at the Museum of Science & Industry in Chicago with 200 student teams.
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• U.S. PC Shipments Slip 6 Percent In Q4, While Apple's Jump 21 Percent – Apple's the only Top-5 computer maker in the U.S. that grew in the last quarter. Still, HP and Dell each have more than twice the markiet share.
• Exclusive: Microsoft Web TV subscription plan on hold – Producers of content wanted too much money for licesning, Reuters reports.
• Hundreds Of Microsoft Employees Could Be Getting The Axe Soon – As the company considers a marketing reorganization.
• Symantec accused of using 'scareware' tactics to sell full-version products – A lawsuit accuses Symantec of reporting errors when there are none to get consumers to buy software.
• Lockdown: The coming war on general-purpose computing
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• Apple announces special event in New York on Jan. 19 – As rumored earlier, it will focus on education, likely textbooks.
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• Indignant workers threaten suicide at Foxconn park in Wuhan – The workers asked for a raise and were denied, then told to either quit with compensation or keep working for no pay. When the company didn't keep its first deal, the workers threatened mass suicide.
• Hope To See The Next iPad At CES? You Might, Without Knowing It – Supposedly, it will look just like the iPad 2, but only slightly thicker and possibly with a slightly smaller screen. Also Pegatron said to land next-gen iPad orders as Apple reportedly changes its outsourcing strategy
• @ CES: Apple Is Scouting The Competition – Greg Joswiak, who heads up product marketing for iOS, said he was just looking at how Apple's competitors were displaying their goods at the trade show.
• Apple Acquires Israel-Based Flash-Memory Part Maker Anobit – Apple confirms an acquisition that's been rumored for some time.
• Exclusive: Dell plots late-2012 consumer tablet launch – Citing caution, Dell may re-enter the tablet market, but not until much later this year. The company showed tablets to journalists at last year's CES that never made it to market. Also Dell Announces XPS 13, Its First Ultrabook
• Motorola CEO: We're Going to Release Fewer Phones This Year – Motorola Mobility's CEO says the company will try to product phones that "drive the market to a new place", including some powered by Intel processors. And Intel's Medfield SoC unveiled, x86 Android phones from Motorola and Lenovo incoming
• Google's Schmidt Not Convinced Android is Fragmented – Eric Schmidt prefers to think of it as "differentiation."
• Consumer Electronics Websites: Microsoft is Most Visited, but Apple has Longest Time Spent – According to a new Nielsen survey.
• T-Mobile CEO Philipp Humm on Pricing, LTE, iPhone – With the AT&T deal scuttled, T-Mobile will continue with its current strategies of lower-cost pricing. It also isn't in a hurry to move to LTE.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - The No. 6 Georgia College & State University men's tennis team (14-2, 7-0 PBC) slammed past the Saints of North Georgia (5-10, 1-5 PBC) 7-2 today (April 9). The Bobcats have clinched at least a share of the Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Regular-Season Championship.
Georgia College took two in doubles play at the second and third doubles slot.
An unfamiliar duo of Erick Siqueira (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and Robert Angelucci (Acworth, Ga.) got their first victory as a pair as they defeated Daniel Aguilon and Brandon Sloan 8-2 at third doubles.
At second doubles, the Bobcat twosome of Max Beliankou (Minsk, Belarus) and Leo Bernardes (Sao Paulo, Brazil) beat North Georgia's Samuel Moore and Luciano Paes Neto 8-4. Beliankou and Bernardes are now 3-2 on the season. The Georgia College pair of Joao Casagrande (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and Francis Yoshimoto (Sao Paulo, Brazil) fell to the Saints' Grant Partrick and Adrien Saulais 8-5.
National No. 8 Siqueira won 6-4, 6-1 over Neto at first singles. The senior improves to 11-4 on the year in singles action with a team high seven wins in a row. At the two spot, No. 24 Yoshimoto defeated Moore 6-2, 6-1. Yoshimoto moves to 13-3 in singles play on the season, owning the team lead in wins.
Beliankou beat Aguilon 6-2, 7-5 at third singles and moves to 12-4 on the 2009 spring campaign. At fourth singles, the Bobcats' Bernardes fell 6-0, 3-6, 6-1 to the Saints' Patrick.
Casagrande was victorious 6-1, 6-0 over Saulais at number five singles, and Angelucci defeated Sloan 6-1, 6-2 at six singles as he remains an undefeated 4-0 on the season.
The PBC regular season title is the first in program history, and the first conference title in men's tennis in 20 years, as the NAIA era then-Colonials were Georgia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Champions in 1989.
The Bobcats wrap up the regular season hosting No. 18 Lander University for Senior Day Monday, April 13 at 2:30 p.m. at the Centennial Center Tennis Facility.
Visit www.GCSUBobcats.com to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GCSU Athletics Hall of Fame. The GCSU Department of Athletics sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, GCSU prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the Bobcats' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at Twitter.com username GCSUSID for up-to-the-minute reports.


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Of the many concerns about next year's Super Bowl in New York/New Jersey, there are now doubts as to whether there can even be a halftime show because of the unpredictability of winter weather.
With the halftime entertainment becoming a spectacle in recent years (we've come a long way from Al Hirt, marching bands or Up With People), it requires hundreds of shock-troop roadies to get the elaborate stages set up and broken down in time for football to resume.
The New York Post reported yesterday, citing an unnamed "planning official," that there's no plan at the moment for what the show might look like, if it is held at all.
"It's because of the cold weather," that source said. "It's not only the acts and the singers but [also] the crews that have to put the stage together. You know, the assembly has to be done a certain way. It's choreographed and rehearsed so it can be assembled and disassembled as fast as possible. And you just can't assemble the stage and break it down fast enough in the cold."
But the Newark Star-Ledger countered with another source of their own, this one "with intimate knowledge of the Super Bowl XLVIII planning process," that no decisions are close to being made.
Their report said there have been no discussions "about surrendering the highly-anticipated halftime show because of logistical concerns due to the weather."
Frankly, it's hard to believe that with a year to plan for a worst-case scenario, there can't be a stage show designed to be executed in a blizzard. A Led Zeppelin reunion featuring "Immigrant Song" ("We come from the land of ice and snow") would be particularly inspired.
The bigger question is whether there needs to be one in-stadium.
It would be a letdown for 70,000 or so on the premises, but the halftime show exists in its current form to prevent counter-programming on television for the rights-holder. So if some huge musical act was booked for a nearby arena in New York, and that show was beamed into America's living rooms via the miracle of television, the number of people impacted would be statistically insignificant, perhaps so much so that the show is deemed not worth the bother.


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ATI 48" 3x75W LED & 8x54W T5 LED Powermodule
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ATI 48" 3x75W LED & 8x54W T5 LED Powermodule
Never used for planned build, still sealed in box.
Not Included - Have T-5 bulbs as well if interested for package deal. 6-Blue +, 1-Purple +, 1-True Actinic O3.
Original Price: $2,180.00
FOR SALE: $1,800.00 Shipped
Product Includes:
- ATI 48" 3x75W LED & 8x54W T5 LED Powermodule
- Controller-Power Supply w/ US Plug
- Acrylic Shield
- Hanging Kit
- Quick Start Guide
Product Specifications:
- LED Layout: 3x 75W LED Clusters
- LED Configuration (Per Cluster):
6x Philips Lumileds 6500K White (per cluster)
6x Philips Lumileds Blue, max @ 470nm (per cluster)
6x Philips Lumileds Royal Blue, max @ 450nm (per cluster)
2x Cree Red (per cluster)
- Power Consumption: Up to 657W at full intensity
Product Highlights:
1. Color and Growth: Combines the control and energy efficiency of LED's with the superior coral color and light balance of T5's. No more loss of coral color and uneven growth found in many LED only light fixtures.
2. Dual Control: Each 75W LED cluster features 4 independently programmable LED color channels each capable of 0-100% dimming. The T5's feature 2 independently programmable channels each also capable of 0-100% dimming. (T5 dimming not available on 80W units.)
3. 24 Hour Light Cycle: Produce realistic sunrise-sunset effects, cloud sweeps and moon light simulations. (Cloud sweeps not available on 24W units.)
4. Easy To Use: Intuitive, computer based control software makes adjusting your lighting quick and easy.
5. Stylish Design: The sleek, heavy-duty body is durable and rust-proof. All components, except for the LED power supply and controller are enclosed inside the fixture housing.
General Sizing Guideline:
- Tank Size: 160-260 gallons.
- Recommended Tank Length: 48-60".
- Recommended Tank Depth: up to 36" with proper placement of corals.
- Recommended Tank Width: up to 36" with proper placement of corals.
Product Dimensions:
46.2" x 20.4" x 2.4" (L x W x H)
Is it dimmable?
Yes, the LED modules and t5 bulb channels are all independently dimmable.
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In this powerful early noir from the great Akira Kurosawa, Toshiro Mifune bursts onto the screen as a volatile, tuberculosis-infected criminal who strikes up an unlikely, unhealthy relationship with Takashi Shimura's jaded physician. Set in and around the muddy swamps and back alleys of postwar Tokyo, Drunken Angel (Yoidore tenshi) is an evocative, moody snapshot of a troubled time and place, featuring one of the director's most memorably violent climaxes.
Special Features
• New, restored high-definition digital transfer
• Audio commentary featuring Japanese-film scholar Donald Richie
• A 30-minute documentary on the making of Drunken Angel, created as part of the Toho Masterworks series Akira Kurosawa: It Is Wonderful to Create
• Kurosawa and the Censors, a new, 25-minute video piece that looks at the challenges Kurosawa faced in making Drunken Angel
• New and improved English subtitle translation
• PLUS: A booklet featuring essays by cultural historian Ian Buruma and a reprint from Kurosawa's Something Like an Autobiography
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Kim Hendrickson wrote:We are currently working on DRUNKEN ANGEL. Should be in stores late summer.


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Ash Wednesday kicks off Lent
As Wednesday rolls around people around the world observe Ash Wednesday.
At St. Joseph's in Oneida on Tuesday, preparations for the observance which marks the 40 days of Lent were underway, said Rev. Richard Kapral.
Lent is traditionally described as lasting for forty days, in commemoration of the forty days which Jesus spent fasting in the desert before the beginning of his public ministry work.
During Lent, the church is stripped of all adornments as a symbol of penance. Lent is observed by Catholics, Episcopalians and a few other protestant religions,
Kapral said that during this time, people fast or give up certain things as a form of penance. Often giving time or money spent doing that to charitable purposes or organizations.
"It is a time for people to seriously commit to repentance," Kapral said, "It is the beginning of the celebration of hte feast of Easter."
Kapral explains the ashes people receive on this day are derived from burnt palm leaves, which symbolizes, "that we are in need of God's mercy."
Lent, "Is a time to repent and believe in the good laws of Christ," he said.
Churches remove their altars of candles, flowers, and other devotional offerings, while crucifixes, religious statues, and other elaborate religious paraphernalia are often covered with violet fabrics or removed from the church.


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FIFA has sent a letter to the Canadian Soccer Association (CSA) on 13 June 2013 to inform the CSA that:
Following communication between the CSA and FIFA, the matter related to Law 4 – The Player's Equipment, the use of head covers and the situation arisen within the CSA has been presented to the members of the International Football Association Board (IFAB) for discussion.
The IFAB has exceptionally agreed to extend the conditions of the current experiment previously approved by IFAB in October 2012 (as per FIFA circular no. 1322, see PDF on the right hand side), and to allow male players in Canada to wear head covers as well, as long as the following conditions are respected:
The head cover must:
• be of the same colour as the jersey
• be in keeping with the professional appearance of the player's equipment
• not be attached to the jersey
• not pose any danger to the player wearing it or any other player (e.g. opening/closing mechanism around neck)
The letter sent by FIFA to the CSA on 13 June 2013 authorises the CSA to permit all players to wear head covers as described above, in all areas and on all levels of the Canadian football community.
This matter will once again be discussed by the IFAB in October 2013, before a final decision is reached at the next Annual General Meeting of the IFAB, taking place in March 2014.


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New York Times Hardcover Fiction Bestsellers
June 3, 2018
1. The Cast
Danielle Steel
A magazine columnist meets an array of Hollywood professionals when a producer turns a story about her grandmother into a TV series.
2. The 17th Suspect
James Patterson and Maxine Paetro
The latest installment in the Women's Murder Club series. Detective Lindsay Boxer searches for a killer in San Francisco.
3. The Fallen
David Baldacci
Amos Decker, known as the Memory Man, puts his talents toward solving a string of murders in a Rust Belt town.
4. By Invitation Only
Dorothea Benton Frank
Two families are brought together when the daughter of a Chicago power broker and the son of a Southern peach farmer decide to wed.
5. The High Tide Club
Mary Kay Andrews
An eccentric millionaire enlists the attorney Brooke Trappnell to fix old wrongs, which sets up a potential scandal and murder.
6. Twisted Prey
John Sandford
The 28th book in the Prey series. A federal marshal looks into the actions of a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
7. Before We Were Yours
Lisa Wingate
A South Carolina lawyer learns about the questionable practices of a Tennessee orphanage.
8. Little Fires Everywhere
Celeste Ng
An artist upends a quiet town outside Cleveland.
9. Warlight
Michael Ondaatje
In Britain after World War II, a pair of teenage siblings are taken under the tutelage of a mysterious man and his cronies who served during the war.
10. The Crooked Staircase: A Jane Hawk Novel
Dean Koontz
The rogue F.B.I. agent Jane Hawk is on the lam from the government and a secret group causing a rash of murder-suicides.
11. The Woman in the Window
A. J. Finn
A recluse who drinks heavily and takes prescription drugs may have witnessed a crime across from her Harlem townhouse.
12. The Great Alone
Kristin Hannah
A former prisoner of war returns from Vietnam and moves his family to Alaska, where they face tough conditions.
13. The Mars Room
Rachel Kushner
A woman is separated from her son when she begins two consecutive life sentences in a California correctional facility.
14. How to Walk Away
Katherine Center
Maggie Jacobsen's life is turned upside down when she is paralyzed and winds up in a hospital.
15. The Hellfire Club
Jake Tapper
Charlie Marder, a World War II veteran and unlikely congressman, gets entangled in a dangerous series of events in 1950s D.C.
© 2018 All rights reserved by New York Times Syndication Sales Corp. This material may not be published, broadcast or redistributed in any manner.
A version of this list appears in the June 3, 2018 issue of The New York Times Book Review. Rankings reflect sales for the week ending May 19, 2018.
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Bad jobs report a warning sign
NEW YORK – The economic recovery, which looked promising as the year began, appears ready to stall for the third year in a row. And once more, Washington gets much of the blame.
Friday's disastrous employment report, which showed a gain of just 88,000 jobs, down from 236,000 last month, is a flashing red signal that the economy is again in serious danger.
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And it's just the latest in a string of softening numbers. The jobless rate dropped to 7.6 percent in March, but only because nearly half a million people stopped looking for work. The percentage of people in the workforce dropped to 63.3 percent, the lowest level since 1979.
( Also on POLITICO: March jobs numbers a big miss)
Other ominous signs: Jobless claims spiked this week to 385,000, and a gauge of the massive services sector of the economy declined. Wall Street economists now expect growth to come in around a solid 3 percent in the first quarter and then drop back sharply, possibly close to zero later this year.
Austan Goolsbee, former chair of President Barack Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, called the March jobs report a "punch to the gut" on CNBC.
Still, the calmest economic forecasters say don't panic: We will avoid another recession and plod along with the kind of slow growth we've seen since the Great Recession ended. After all, GDP growth dipped in each of the past three years, only to recover again. It looks like 2013 will repeat that pattern — a strong first quarter, followed by a dropoff.
Some of the explanation for the anticipated slowdown lies in an unusually warm winter that boosted construction and other activity in the first quarter that otherwise would have happened in the second.
But the real question is, how much better could things be if Washington would just get out of the way?
Many economists say the expiration of the payroll tax cuts as part of the fiscal cliff deal and the $85 billion in sequester spending cuts that took effect last month are slicing into what could be considerably stronger growth.
And they point out that after a couple of relatively quiet fiscal showdowns, raising the nation's borrowing limit this summer could once again turn into a political circus that tanks the stock market just as the economy heads into what is expected to be its weakest patch of the year.
"I would not necessarily call this another spring swoon just yet, but it is certainly a significant moderation," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James. "We started out expecting this would be a relatively good year with housing coming back, pent-up demand in auto sales and bank lending getting easier. But now here we are worried about all this fiscal policy yet again."


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NEWARK, N.J. - Residents of this city's Ironbound neighborhood are familiar with big modes of transport. Jumbo jets fly so low while approaching Newark Airport that it seems one can hop onto a wing. Double-decker trains race through, ferrying passengers to New York City. Trucks rumble down narrow streets where the smell of Portuguese barbecue wafts through the air and Brazilian music emanates from stores and cars.
But some here and in neighborhoods near other East Coast ports are leery of the monster ships that will soon arrive because of a trade project thousands of miles away that they believe will harm their air quality, roadways and waterways.
"We can't afford any additional environmental burdens," said Joseph Della Fave, executive director of the Ironbound Community Corp.
East and Gulf coast ports are jockeying against one another, scrambling to accommodate so-called "post-Panamax" ships: massive vessels that can traverse an expanded Panama Canal. The $5.25 billion project is expected to be completed in 2015 and will nearly triple the size of ships that can travel the canal.
One of the most remarkable transformations is proposed not far from the Ironbound. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey wants to raise the Bayonne Bridge, a soaring steel arch span that connects Bayonne, N.J., with New York City's Staten Island borough, by 64 feet. The $1 billion project would allow post-Panamax ships to reach Port Newark and the Elizabeth Port Authority Marine Terminals in New Jersey and Howland Hook in New York. It was fast-tracked by President Barack Obama last year and is expected to be completed in 2016. Channels near the bridge will be deepened to 50 feet.
Residents in the Ironbound and on Staten Island worry that larger ships will bring more trucks and increased diesel pollution to poor communities that already shoulder heavy traffic loads. The Ironbound Community Corp. does an annual one-day count of trucks that pass through and idle in the heavily industrial neighborhood; in 2011 it counted 1,327 driving on neighborhood streets and highways and 41 idling. The Ironbound is also home to the state's largest incinerator and sewage treatment plant.
"It's going to be a lot of dust, a lot of dirt, a lot of vibrations with the raising of the bridge, and there's going to be a lot of truck traffic and rerouting of trucks," said Beryl Thurman, executive director of the North Shore Waterfront Conservancy on Staten Island. She can see the bridge from her home.
The Coast Guard issued a draft environmental assessment of the project last month and found it will have no significant environmental or health effects. The public has until March 5 to review the report and comment.
The Environmental Protection Agency rebuked the Coast Guard in written comments, saying it has "fundamental concerns" with the Coast Guard's findings and thinks a more robust examination must be done.
"We believe that an appropriate analysis would likely reveal changes in the distribution pattern of cargo which could reasonably be expected to result in environmental impacts, particularly air quality impacts associated with increased Port activity and associated diesel truck traffic," the EPA wrote in remarks submitted to the Coast Guard.
Hundreds of people packed one of three public hearings on the project on Feb. 13. Some, including trade union members and residents, said the project should get its final permitting because both the construction and cargo traffic would provide much-needed jobs to the area.
Unemployment in is at 14.7 percent in Newark and 11.8 percent in Bayonne, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It's 8.8 percent in New York City. The national unemployment rate is 7.9 percent.
Others worried about health issues and said the project must go forward only if efforts are made to reduce environmental effects.
"I have many concerns about unhealthy air quality at the port," said Nancy Mincey, an Ironbound resident whose 13-year-old son has severe asthma.
Eduardo Rivera, a truck driver, said that drivers idle in lines and that those classified as independent contractors can't afford to buy newer, more efficient trucks.
"The Port Authority should fix port trucking; then they can raise the bridge," he said at the hearing.
In a statement, the Port Authority said raising the roadway will "have tremendous economic and environmental benefits for communities throughout the Port District." The agency said it is "committed to clean air strategies ... and we will continue to work with our neighbors in the port district to ensure that our ports are healthy and economically viable moving forward."
Gary Kassof, bridge program manager for the First Coast Guard District, said the agency stands by its assessment and is taking resident concerns into account before deciding if the document will be finalized or if more study is needed.
"We haven't made any decisions," Kassof said. "We are here to listen and gather information over the next couple of months, and that's what we'll be doing."
The report says truck traffic will increase one to two trucks an hour by 2035, a change that will have a "negligible effect on air quality." It also says the bigger, newer ships are more fuel efficient and produce fewer emissions than smaller, older ones.
The Southern Environmental Law Center filed a federal lawsuit last year on behalf of environmental organizations over plans to deepen the shipping channel to the nation's fourth-busiest container port in Savannah, Ga. Dredging the Savannah River, which runs between Georgia and South Carolina, would result in toxic cadmium being deposited on South Carolina shores and threaten wildlife.
"The Bayonne Bridge is the flip side of the Savannah deepening," with one in the air and the other underwater, said Blan Holman, a managing attorney in the center's Charleston, S.C., office.
The National Center for Healthy Housing is studying the effects of truck traffic and an intermodal rail facility from the Port of Baltimore, which plans to greatly increase commerce once the canal is widened.
"The main thing in terms of health that we're focusing on is looking at the impacts of truck traffic on local roads," said Ruth Lindberg, a program manager at the center.
In Miami, the Tropical Audubon Society last year settled a lawsuit against the Army Corps of Engineers that claimed dredging the port would significantly damage Biscayne Bay and harm wildlife.
Residents and environmental groups in Charleston, S.C., aren't as worried about cargo vessels as cruise ships. They're currently battling over the environmental and aesthetic impact of increased cruise ship traffic and worry a wider canal could bring even larger ships.
Some on the West Coast, whose ports handle most U.S. imports from Asia, are concerned their ports will hemorrhage cargo and jobs because of the expanded canal. A "Beat the Canal" campaign in California is trying to push projects that would "enhance the competitiveness of our green ports and corridors," according to its website.
Back in New York, Thurman and others said they want the Coast Guard to fully assess the impact to the communities surrounding the bridge and ports.
"I don't understand what they're thinking," Thurman said, "except that they don't live here and if something goes horribly wrong, they're not going to be scrambling to get the hell out of the way."


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The heat and humidity in Texas can cause your makeup to run right off your face. Here are five tips to keep you looking cool in the heat!
Five tips for applying makeup in hot, humid Texas weather:
1. Primer. If you live in a hot climate, priming your face before applying makeup should be an essential step in your routine. My favorite face primer is Clean Slate by Tarte. Not only does this primer help your makeup stay in place all day, it is also made with natural ingredients that help smooth fine lines and wrinkles.
Primer should also be used before applying eye makeup. Urban Decay Shadow Primer Potion is a fantastic eye shadow base. Spread a little bit of this primer before applying eye makeup and your shadow will not move all day.
2. Tinted Moisturizer. In this humid climate, most foundations are too heavy. A tinted moisturizer with spf is a great alternative. My favorite tinted moisturizer is Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer with spf 20. This product comes in a wide range of colors, applies smoothly, and lasts all day.
3. Bronzer. Powder bronzer is a good substitute to tanning in the suns harmful rays. Bronzer can help brighten a dull complexion as well as make your cheekbones appear more defined. Laguna Bronzer by Nars Cosmetics gives your skin a beautiful natural glow.
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5. Cheek and Lip Stain. In the heat, powder blush and lip stick tend to fade quickly. A stain for your cheeks and lips is a good option. The Cheek Stain by Tarte can be applied over or under makeup on cheeks and lips for color that will last all day.


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Special Education - East Campus
Helpful Links
- Parents, Students and Schools as Partners: Rights and Responsibilities in Special Education
- A Parent's Guide to Special Education
- Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education
- Guidance for Special Education Parent Advisory Councils
- Special Education Disability Definitions and Related Links
- Find Services and Supports Under the Law
- Asperger's Association of New England Changing Perspectives — Changing Lives
- Parent Technical Assistance Center Network
Sturgis Special Education Program is featured on the
International Baccalaureate's website
"An International Baccalaureate education for all"
Sturgis is highlighted in recent Special Ed Connection:
"Create Culture of High Expectations for Students with Disabilities"
|Special Ed Coordinator
|Susan LaCombe-Voigt
|Special Ed Teacher
Assistant Sped. Ed. Coordinator
|Danielle Massey
|Special Ed Teachers
|Jack Enos, Nathan Furey,
Mike Jeghers, Rob Mullen
|Special Education Teacher
|Gene Pizzolato
|School Based Therapist Inclusion
|Kate McIntosh-Rhodes
(left to right) Top Row:Emily Weitzman , Eric Porteus , Danielle Massey, Susan LaCombe-Voigt, Lee Moynihan, Rich Mathews
Bottom Row: Kaitlin Doherty, Alyssa Pohlman, Andrea Fleckles, Toni Mullen, Jess Woods, Katie McIntosh-Rhodes
(Not pictured:Gene Pizzolato and Duke the therapy dog)
IB Publishes Guide to Inclusive Education
Congratulations to Susan Lacombe Voigt, (fourth from right) Special Education Coordinator at Sturgis East, and the group of Special Education inclusion specialists from around the globe she collaborated with to create The IB Guide to Inclusive Education: A Resource for Whole School Development. The group met 2 summers ago at the International Baccalaureate (IB) headquarters in The Hague, Netherlands to develop guidelines for inclusive education in IB World Schools. The guide is now available in English, French, Spanish, Arabic and Chinese. We are pleased to see IB schools promoting inclusive education programs like "IB for All" at Sturgis.
Learning Stories from the IB...
Learning stories from the IB continuum share examples of good practice from IB World Schools in order to promote inquiry, action and reflection by educators and school learning communities.
See the Learning Story that Susan LaCombe-Voigt. Special Education Coordinator at Sturgis East shares with other IB educators around the globe.
International Baccalaureate case studies interviews with educators from around the world, featuring Sturgis Charter Public School, Special Education Coordinator Susan Voigt speaking about an " IB Education for All". Click link here
Quotes from Sturgis Special Education Community
Sturgis Alumni
|Erin Lineman 2018 Graduate "It makes me feel really good about myself that I succeeded in such a hard program"
|Meghan Rogers 2016 Graduate "It's not just about me, it's a world wide experience."
|Sam Watson Sturgis 2015 Graduate "Everyone should have access to an IB education"
|Susan Lacombe Voigt interviews Devin Low, Class of 2013, about his experience at Sturgis.
|Susan Lacombe Voigt interviews Alex Dufault, class of 2012, about his experience at Sturgis
"Best 4 years of my life! Thanks!" Message by Class of 2008 alumna on her donation to the 2013-14 Annual Appeal
"I wanted to write and compliment you on one small success out of the many you are already aware of. As you may know my son has Asperger's Syndrome. He is typically isolated and lives in his head much of the time. At previous schools, he has not felt that he fits in. There was a huge disconnect between him, his school and his classmates. In the past, school was drudgery that got in the way of his naturally inquisitive nature. This week at Sturgis he is completely engaged with Spirit week. I have never seen him so motivated to follow a school initiative. He loves and is proud of his school. As a parent, I am very thankful to have your school as an option for my child. Thank you."~~Sturgis Parent
Sturgis Faculty
"By raising that bar, I think we see students with disabilities wanting to achieve and work harder. They no longer feel different; they're just alongside all the other kids. I think they probably for the first time in a very long time feel part of something and not individualized."
Susan Lacombe Voigt, Special Needs Coordinator, Sturgis East
"I graduated from an IB Diploma Programme where courses were open only to more obviously achieving and able students. After teaching at Sturgis, I believe that the 'IB for All' approach works and should be a model for other educational programs. Obviously, there are some special education accommodations that require individualized attention. But, for the most part, I find that the majority of common "special education accommodations" - like having a daily agenda written on the whiteboard, and chunking longer assignments into more manageable steps - are simply best practices in daily instruction. When these accommodations are integrated into the daily life of the classroom, 'IB for All' comes to mean 'Support for All' and everyone benefits."
Morgan Derby, English, Sturgis East
"I believe that many people assume that Special Education students are doomed to a lower form of education. Many people (even parents) think that these students are unable to achieve the same success that regular ed students are able to achieve. I have had parents ask me: Do you think my son/daughter will be able to attend college? Do you think they could get a scholarship? Our perception of what is possible, what knowledge is desirable, what colleges/universities desire seems to be limited by the success of regular ed students and past achievements. These students learn in a radically different way from their peers. It is our duty as educators to meet the challenges that they present with flexibility and creativity."
Antonio Hernandez, Special Education, Sturgis West
Click here for a more detailed list of FAQ's about Sturgis Special Education
- Is Sturgis required to follow the same special education laws and regulations that my son/daughter's sending school does?
- Yes, Sturgis has the same licensure requirements as other public schools.
- What kind of educational services are available at Sturgis?
- The services offered at Sturgis are similar to those offered by typical district public schools. They include but are not limited to: special education teachers and assistants; speech and language therapist; social skills instructor; reading teacher; college, academic, and personal counseling; and a full-time school nurse .
- What is the success rate of students who have disabilities?
- Virtually all students with disabilities graduate from Sturgis and then become quite successful at college or university due to the outstanding preparation that they received while at Sturgis.
- Does Sturgis have an active Parent Advisory Council (PAC) for parents of students with disabilities?
- Yes, Sturgis Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) meets on a quarterly basis and has a web page for SEPAC news and meeting information: SEPAC
Helpful Links:
- Asperger's Association of New England Changing Perspectives — Changing Lives
- Find Services and Supports Under the Law
- Guidance for Special Education Parent Advisory Councils
- Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education
- Parent Technical Assistance Center Network
- A Parent's Guide to Special Education
- Parents, Students and Schools as Partners: Rights and Responsibilities in Special Education
- Special Education Disability Definitions and Related Links


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The Subcontinental/
Guest post by St. Louis-based attorney and old friend of mine Tim O'Connell, who worked at daily newspapers, and a few taverns, before being admitted to the bar.
Blogtender's Note: Those readers who've been to The Royale (psst, it's Royale Week here at the blog) know that if there's one thing people like about The Royale (and there isn't; there are always several things people like about it) it's the Subcontinental, sometimes ordered as "that cucumber cocktail you guys make?" But it's got lots more depth -- in flavor complexities and, as you'll read here in a guest post by its inventor, in mixological history -- than that.
It began with tzatziki. I'd peeled, seeded, and grated the cucumbers and had dutifully squeezed the shreds with cheesecloth in preparation for adding them to some drained yogurt. It was a hot day. The cucumbers were cold, as was the green essence that collected in the bowl under the cheesecloth. The juice's clean scent filled the room, and it was incredibly refreshing. It tasted of greenness and health.
I decided that cucumber juice might just be the perfect base for a new tonic, but I was concerned about the delicacy of its flavor. I knew from the start it had to be gin. Simple, blunt vodka would dull and dilute the cucumber. Gin's botanical infusions would mingle nicely and might just carry the cucumber notes aloft.
After receiving a juice extractor as a gift, I began experimenting. It took just two tries. The first was gin, cucumber juice, Cointreau, lime. The second try added what brings the drink together: a touch of sugar. The sugar intensifies the natural flavor of the cucumber (think about your grandmother sprinkling sugar on strawberries and allowing them to rest in the refrigerator before serving).
If we were to be strictly technical in our taxonomy, we must admit the Subcontinental is a mixed drink, not a cocktail. And its understated flavors and lightness are more in line with a tonic. But its verdant translucency and its perfect cucumber-slice garnish made it too pretty not to put in a cocktail glass. Still, the drink is equally handsome on the rocks. I've come to prefer making the drink in the warmer months, and so on the rocks it is most of the time.
Steve Smith's Royale has been serving the Subcontinental since he opened the place. They never, ever, run out of the required fixings.
The Subcontinental
3 ounces cucumber juice
1 1/2 ounces Bombay Sapphire Gin
1/2 ounce Cointreau
1 bar spoon of lime juice (roughly the juice in 1/8 of a lime)
1/2 teaspoon sugar syrup (2 parts sugar to one part water, NOT "simple" syrup).
Shake all ingredients vigorously with ice, then strain into either a cocktail glass or over rocks. Garnish the lip of the glass with a slice of unpeeled cucumber.
Tasting Notes:
You may well have to adjust the amount of sugar and lime. Balance is everything in this drink, and there are two main variables: the intensity of the given cucumber and the acidity and pungency of the given lime. You want to taste the cucumber, as well as the botanicals in the gin. The lime should be barely perceptible (it's very easy to turn this into a slightly cucumber-y gimlet, and that is not the idea). If the cucumber is not particularly prominent, add a bit of sugar to bring it out. I see no harm in sampling a spoonful from the shaker before pouring to ensure the mix is right.
I prefer Bombay Sapphire for its nuance. The more juniper-heavy brands can take over the drink. Some have commended Hendricks to my attention, and while it has a nice cucumber flavor of its own, I worry about it making the drink a bit too one-sided.
For cucumber juice, really, a juice extractor is required. It is best to peel the cucumbers first, as they are almost always coated in a food-grade wax as a preservative.


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The Brandeis women (6-19 in 2011-12) will look to build momentum off their season-ending win over NYU. The Judges will have to account for the loss of their two leading scorers from a year ago in All-UAA team members Morgan Kendrew (2nd team, 12.0 ppg) and Diana Cincotta (HM, 8.2 ppg). Coach Carol Simon's squad returns three other starters. Sophomore Hannah Cain tied for second on the team in minutes played last year, starting all 25 games and averaging 26.5 mpg. She is the team's top returning scorer at 6.8 ppg, and led the squad and finished seventh in the UAA with 3.0 assists per game. Cain also finished second on the team in rebounding at 5.3 boards per game, including 2.3 offensive rebounds per game. Senior Samantha Anderson also started every contest for the Judges and finished 10th in the league in rebounding at 5.8 caroms per game. Rounding out the returning starters is forward Erika Higginbottom, who rounded into shape after missing the middle part of the season due to injury. Higginbottom started the final 11 games for the Judges, finishing with a flourish when she scored 18 points and grabbed nine rebounds against NYU. Higginbottom also had 11 caroms in a game against Emory. One other player who earned a start for the Judges, senior co-captain Courtney Ness, will also look to continue to make an impact in the frontcourt after leading the Judges with a 43.2 FG%. Juniors Kasey Dean, a co-captain, and Nicolina Vitale, also saw play off the bench in a majority of games and will be looked upon to step up this season. The Judges also have six freshman on the roster who will look to push the returners for playing time.
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Called up earlier Thursday, Detroit Red Wings forward Gustav Nyquist showed he does not want to go back to the minors.
Nyquist scored 17 seconds into the game, then added the eventual game-winner on a breakaway in the third period of a 4-3 victory against the Carolina Hurricanes.
"We'll see what happens here, but hopefully that's the case," Nyquist said of remaining with the Red Wings. "Obviously, it's here I want to play, so hopefully we can work that out."
It was the first win for the Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena since Oct. 15, ending an 0-2-6 run at home and an 0-2-5 stretch overall. They were facing the right opponent: Carolina has not won at Detroit since Nov. 14, 1989, when the franchise was known as the Hartford Whalers.
"Obviously we needed this win in front of our home crowd," Nyquist told Fox Sports Detroit. "I thought the crowd was great tonight, gave us a lot of energy, and I thought we played a pretty good game overall, so it's nice to get the win for sure."
Nyquist, playing his first NHL game this season, got his first goal off a rebound when he slid a forehand past goalie Justin Peters. Henrik Zetterberg had created a turnover and left a touch pass for a hard shot by Jonathan Ericsson that kicked back to Nyquist at Peters' left.
"[Zetterberg] made a nice play on the wall, on the forecheck and got it to [Ericsson], who shot it," Nyquist said. "Kind of a lucky bounce, just laying around for me, I just banged it, I think five-hole."
In the third period, Nyquist picked up a clear by Zetterberg at the offensive blue line, skated in alone on Peters, deked and slid a backhand into the net with 4:02 to go.
"[It] was a real good head's up play by [Zetterberg], just chipping it out," Nyquist said. "He knew I was coming for a breakaway, so it was nice to get that goal as well."
Nyquist, 24, had been playing for Grand Rapids of the American Hockey League. The 121st pick of the 2008 NHL Draft played 18 games for the Red Wings in 2011-12 and 22 last season.
"He comes in with a lot of energy, a lot of confidence, scores right away on the first shift, scores on his breakaway," said Zetterberg, who assisted on three of the four goals. "It's fun to see. He's probably been waiting for this day ever since training camp. It's nice to see him take advantage right away."
Detroit broke a 2-2 tie in the third period with 15 seconds to go in a two-minute, 5-on-3 power play. A shot by Niklas Kronwall ping-ponged away from the net toward Hurricanes forward Jordan Staal, who kicked it into his own net at 8:29.
Detroit did not allow a goal during a Carolina 5-on-3 of 1:36 near the end of the second period.
"We were right there. ... We had a 5-on-3 that we had the chance to go up," Hurricanes defenseman Andrej Sekera said, according to The Associated Press. "We didn't score and they scored on theirs."
Detroit held a 2-0 lead, but Sekera evened the game at 12:51 of the second period. He picked up a loose puck in the neutral zone, skated around Red Wings forward Todd Bertuzzi and had his shot tip off defenseman Kronwall's stick past Jonas Gustavsson's glove side.
It came 7:02 after defenseman Brett Bellemore got Carolina on the scoreboard with his first NHL goal. Bellemore, a 25-year-old playing his 26th NHL game, finished a give-and-go with Radek Dvorak off the right-wing boards. It was Dvorak's first assist since Feb. 24, 2012, a span of 36 games (17 this season).
Sekera scored a shorthanded goal with 16 seconds to go for the final score.
Detroit took a season-high 47 shots, 18 in the third period. Carolina finished with 27.
"That's what we wanted to do, we wanted to put a lot of pucks on net, and I thought we did that tonight," Nyquist said. "Good things happen when you do that."
The Red Wings took their two-goal lead when Darren Helm scored 2:37 into the second period. Justin Abdelkader was cycling on the right-wing boards, changed direction and headed toward the net. His shot popped back to Helm, who lifted a forehand from the slot over Peters.
Hurricanes forward Jeff Skinner played for the first time since Oct. 24 after he missed 11 games with an upper-body injury. Carolina played its second game without Alexander Semin, who's out with a concussion.
Red Wings defenseman Brian Lashoff did not play after the first period because of flu symptoms. Goalie Jimmy Howard also was ill.
Brendan Shanahan, the NHL senior vice president of player safety and hockey operations, dropped the puck for the ceremonial opening faceoff. Shanahan, who played for the Red Wings from 1996-2006 and was a member of three Stanley Cup-winning teams, was honored before the game for his recent induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame.


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(CNN) -- Cindy Ann Yuille was a hospice nurse and everybody's friend. Steve M. Forsyth, a father of two, loved to coach youth sports teams and had an entrepreneurial spirit.
Information on the two emerged after they were killed Tuesday in a shooting at a mall in Happy Valley, a suburb of Portland. A wounded teenager remained in serious condition.
"(Cindy) was a wonderful person who was very caring and put others first," the Yuille family said of the 54-year-old nurse who lived in northeast Portland.
Yuille, a native of California, enjoyed hiking and cross-country skiing, loved ones told The Oregonian newspaper. She had a 23-year-old daughter and 13-year-old stepson, The Oregonian reported.
Her husband, Robert, told The Oregonian that his wife was "not a mall person" but had gone shopping Tuesday evening for a few things.
Both Yuilles worked on Kaiser Permanente's hospice care team in the region. Cindy worked for the company for 16 years.
"Cindy was a beloved caregiver for the kind and compassionate support she provided for patients and families at times of impending loss and need," Kaiser Permanente said. "Our hearts are with Cindy's husband and family as they absorb this tragedy and grieve."
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Forsyth, 45, of West Linn, had a marketing business and operated a company that produced customized wooden coasters and trivets.
"He had a great sense of humor and a zest for life," Forsyth's family said. "He had a vision and belief in others that brought great joy and value to many lives. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him."
Forsyth was "passionate" about "everyone," his friend and business partner Clayton Oswald said. "He put you ahead of himself -- he took the time, and he still got everything done."
He was racing to a kiosk to sell coasters, turning a family hobby into a family-owned business, Oswald said. "The senseless act of someone taking Steve's life while he was doing nothing more than being happy and excited to do something is incomprehensible to me."
Forsyth was full of energy and a role model, a longtime acquaintance told CNN affiliate KATU-TV in Portland.
"He was a hero to a lot of people," said Damien Smith. "He was the kind of guy who if you went to his house, he never said anything bad about anybody."
Kristina Shevchenko, 15, who also was shot, remained in stable but serious condition Wednesday afternoon at Oregon Health and Science University Hospital.
She suffered bullet fragment injuries to a lung and her liver, trauma surgeon Laszlo Kiraly told reporters, indicating more surgery is needed.
Kiraly said he is optimistic that Kristina will recover fully but added that she is at risk for complications, including infection. "She's a very brave young woman," he said, adding that she was awake Wednesday and talking to her family.
The Shevchenkos thanked emergency responders and community supporters.
"We would like to extend our sincere condolences to the families of the other shooting victims," the family said in a statement. "Our prayers are with them at this terrible time."
According to a Facebook page created by her family, Kristina was walking home with a friend when the shooter, identified by authorities as Jacob Tyler Roberts, came out of Macy's and shot her.
Kristina was a passenger in a van that was involved in a serious accident in August, the family said. The driver of the other vehicle was reportedly killed.
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St. Norbert Extends Winning Streak to Eight With Shutout of Lawrence
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APPLETON - St. Norbert College pushed its winning streak to eight with a 5-0 win over Lawrence University in the final game of the NCHA/MCHA Thanksgiving Showcase at the Appleton Family Ice Center.
The Green Knights (10-1), ranked third in the USCHO.com Division III Poll, now have their longest winning streak since winning 16 in a row from Feb. 16 to Nov. 21, 2008. Lawrence (6-2) fell to 0-30 all-time against St. Norbert with the loss.
St. Norbert took a 1-0 lead after one period when Seth Soley scored his second goal of the season, going top shelf past Lawrence goaltender Evan Johnson at the 6:55 mark.
The Green Knights broke the game open with a three-goal flurry in the second period. Cody Keefer's power-play redirect at 9:56 gave St. Norbert a 2-0 lead. Kyle Stroh and Zach McDonald gave St. Norbert breathing room with goals at 17:13 and 19:29, respectively. McDonald's goal was his first collegiate marker.
Scott Pulak picked up his second goal in as many nights with a redirected power-play goal with 43 seconds left to close out the scoring.
Brandon Longley had two assists, while Stroh and Soley each had assists to earn multi-point games.
B.J. O'Brien made 31 saves for St. Norbert to earn his second shutout of the season. Johnson made 41 stops for the Vikings.
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In budget debates, California's courts have all too often been treated like just another line item, not as the constitutionally established third branch of government charged with protecting American citizens' rights. The defunding of our courts comes at a price - the core principle of a democratic society - access to justice.
In budget debates, California's courts have all too often been treated like just another line item, not as the constitutionally established third branch of government charged with protecting American citizens' rights. The defunding of our courts comes at a price - the core principle of a democratic society - access to justice.
We have to look no further than our own San Joaquin County court to see that, although you could find the same thing almost anywhere in the state.
Here, it started with reduced hours of service at the courthouses in Stockton, Tracy, Lodi and Manteca. Then there were monthly furlough days for all court workers, causing longer lines and waits for services. Then came the layoffs of clerks, adding further to the lines and wait times. Eventually the Tracy and Lodi courts were closed altogether and services from criminal cases to unlawful detainers, from domestic violence restraining orders to traffic trials, were transferred to Stockton and Manteca, further overloading those facilities and causing major delays in processing and hearing cases.
Then services were eliminated altogether. Small claims cases are no longer heard anywhere in San Joaquin County. You can no longer access court records online for family law, juvenile, guardianship, mental or criminal proceedings. Passport services are now only available at the Stockton courthouse and only during restricted hours. And there's no end in sight.
Court reporters now only cover criminal and juvenile cases. Since October there have been no court reporters in civil law cases, or even contentious family law ones, unless the litigants can afford to pay for their own reporter to keep an accurate account of evidence and testimony.
As income inequality increases, so does justice inequality. More and more we have two justice systems - one for the rich and another, very inferior one, for the rest of us. If you can afford it, you can buy some justice. If not, you're out of luck.
Costs are shifted to user fees, either in the form of increases for filing paperwork and getting transcripts, or just in the costs of the distance one has to travel to access legal services and the time it takes from work and life.
Big corporations are able to chase a little guy out of court just by dragging their feet, filing paper, and lengthening the timeline.
Average people legitimately trying to right a wrong are forced out of the system because they can't afford it - at this point it's too costly to even file a case. Justice for all is a thing of the past in California.
Recently state legislators asked for statistics on those who are suffering from court budget cuts. But you cannot get statistics on those for whom the system simply no longer exists. They are not waiting in line, or filing fee waivers, or doing things you can count. Justice is more than blind when those seeking it are invisible.
Democratic and Republican legislators give lip service to fully functioning courts. We must act to make sure the budgets they draft in the coming months actually provide for the necessary funding.
State Sen. Cathleen Galgiani, D-Stockton, has spoken out in support of our courts. We must help her to build a public outcry for funding that maintains the integrity of our justice system.
Sonya Farnsworth is a clerk in the Stockton courthouse and president of the SEIU Local 1021 San Joaquin court workers chapter. Jennifer Whitlock is a court reporter for the San Joaquin court and a member of Local 1021's bargaining team.


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evil one[ ee-vuhl ]SEE DEFINITION OF evil one
Synonyms for evil one
Old English yfel (Kentish evel) "bad, vicious, ill, wicked," from Proto-Germanic *ubilaz (cf. Old Saxon ubil, Old Frisian and Middle Dutch evel, Dutch euvel, Old High German ubil, German übel, Gothic ubils), from PIE *upelo-, from root *wap- (cf. Hittite huwapp- "evil").
"In OE., as in all the other early Teut. langs., exc. Scandinavian, this word is the most comprehensive adjectival expression of disapproval, dislike or disparagement" [OED]. Evil was the word the Anglo-Saxons used where we would use bad, cruel, unskillful, defective (adj.), or harm, crime, misfortune, disease (n.). The meaning "extreme moral wickedness" was in Old English, but did not become the main sense until 18c. Related: Evilly. Evil eye (Latin oculus malus) was Old English eage yfel. Evilchild is attested as an English surname from 13c.


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Don't Forget To Read The New Disclaimer For The Internet
from the be-careful deptYesterday, Rob Hyndman noticed an impressive disclaimer for a rock preserve, noting that he wanted to include similar language in future contracts. Lawyer David Canton couldn't resist and used the disclaimer as a model for a wonderful new disclaimer for the internet that we agree should be a must read for all internet users:
Business is unpredictable and unsafe. The Internet is dangerous. Many blogs have been written about these dangers, and there's no way we can list them all here. Read the blogs. The Internet is covered in slippery slopes with loose, slippery and unpredictable footing. The RIAA can make matters worse. Patent trolls are everywhere. You may fall, be spammed or suffer a DOS attack. There are hidden viruses and worms. You could break your computer. There is wild code, which may be vicious, poisonous or carriers of dread malware. These include viruses and worms. E-mail can be poisonous as well. We don't do anything to protect you from any of this. We do not inspect, supervise or maintain the Internet, blogosphere, ISP's or other features, natural or otherwise.In related news, we have finally updated our poll, thanks to a suggestion from Barry Lefsky for a new poll topic: Which Internet Concern Worries You The Most?


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That is the secret of my extraordinary life: always do the unexpected.
It wasn't easy: to begin with, I had to find the right house.
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The price includes the following: travel to London, flight to Venice, hotel accommodation, and excursions.
The job calls for skills in the following areas: proofing, editing, and database administration.
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