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Michigan 35 – Maryland 10: Michigan jumps out early, cruises to 25-point win
(Melanie Maxwell, The Ann Arbor News)
It wasn't pretty and it teetered on the edge of too close for comfort in the third quarter, but Michigan still pulled out a 25-point road victory on Saturday afternoon, topping Maryland 35-10.
From the outset, Michigan appeared to be in total control, scoring touchdowns on three of their first five possessions to take a 28-0 second quarter lead. But after a missed 31-yard field goal by Quinn Nordin just before the half, Michigan fell into a funk that lasted well into the second half as Maryland pulled within 28-10. That was as close as they would get, however, as Michigan added a fourth quarter touchdown to put the game away.
Maryland native Henry Poggi got the scoring started with a 2-yard touchdown run on Michigan's second possession of the game, capping a 9-play, 67-yard drive. Two possessions later, Michigan took control at their own 34 and Brandon Peters found Karan Higdon for a 35-yard screen play. A roughing the passer penalty tacked on an additional 15 yards and Chris Evans did the rest of the work with three straight 5-yard carries followed by a 1-yard touchdown run.
Michigan's defense forced a three-and-out, but instead of punting, Maryland tried a fake punt that gained just three of the needed seven yards, giving the Wolverines possession at the Maryland 33-yard line. Peters connected with tight end Zach Gentry on the first play for a 33-yard touchdown, putting Michigan ahead 21-0.
Once again Michigan's defense shut down the Maryland offense, but this time Josh Metellus blocked it and Devin Gil recovered at the Maryland 19-yard line. A 16-yard Higdon run put Michigan at the three and Peters hit his other tight end, Sean McKeon, for a 3-yard touchdown pass.
Trailing 28-0, Maryland offensive coordinator Walt Bell reached into his bag of tricks to put together a promising drive that covered 69 yards on 11 plays and got to the Michigan 9-yard line. On 3rd-and-goal from the 10, David Long intercepted quarterback Ryan Brand and returned it 80 yards to the Maryland 20. But the Michigan offense went three-and-out, and Quinn Nordin pushed a 31-yard field goal right.
At the half, Michigan had held Maryland's offense to just 97 yards on 37 plays. Maybe it was because the game was well in hand against an inferior opponent or maybe it was a case of a young team losing focus on the road, but Michigan seemed to come out flat in the second half and nearly let the Terrapins back into the game.
On Maryland's second possession of the half, they got into Michigan territory, but missed a 43-yard field goal. On their next possession, they drive 85 yards on 11 plays and got to the Michigan 1-yard line before settling for a 20-yard field goal. On their next possession, they went 75 yards on 11 plays and finally found the end zone with a Brand-to-Taivon Jacobs touchdown pass.
In the first 20 minutes of the second half, Maryland had outgained Michigan 218 yards to just 21. Michigan's three third-quarter possessions went three plays for four yards and a punt, four plays for 15 yards and a punt, and three plays for two yards and a punt.
But Michigan found success with their first possession of the fourth quarter, driving 65 yards in eight plays, capped off by a 17-yard Chris Evans touchdown run to reach the final score of 35-10. Last week's defensive star, Khaleke Hudson, ended Maryland's hopes of any type of comeback by picking off Brand and returning it 22 yards to the Maryland 19 and Michigan's offense ran out the clock.
A pure look at the box score without seeing the final score would suggest a closely-fought game as Maryland outgained Michigan 340 to 305 and held the ball for 32:22 to Michigan's 27:38. But Michigan was in control from the beginning, utilizing great field position to jump out to a 28-0 lead before letting off the gas. The Wolverines' average starting field position in the first half was their own 49-yard line, meaning that they didn't have to go far to score.
Peters went 9-of-18 for 145 yards and two touchdowns. More importantly, for the third consecutive game, he didn't turn the ball over. He also didn't get sacked. Evans led the way on the ground with 90 yards and two touchdowns, averaging 5.3 yards per carry, while Higdon gained 50 yards on 5.0 yards per carry before going out in the third quarter with an ankle injury. Gentry led Michigan through the air with three receptions for 63 yards and a score, while Higdon added another 48 receiving yards.
Defensively, Tyree Kinnel led the team with 10 tackles. Maurice Hurst was close behind with nine and also tallied Michigan's lone sack on the day. Chase Winovich added three tackles for loss while Hudson and Long each had an interception.
Now 8-2 overall and 5-2 in Big Ten play, Michigan travels to Madison, Wisc. for a showdown with the unbeaten Wisconsin Badgers next Saturday. Wisconsin will likely be ranked in the top five nationally when Tuesday's College Football Playoff rankings are released and ESPN's College GameDay has already announced that it will be broadcasting live from Madison. Like last month in State College, it's a great opportunity for Michigan to secure a big win, but it will take a much more complete effort that the Wolverines put forth this weekend.
|Game Ball – Offense
Chris Evans (15 carries for 80 yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 receptions for 29 yards)
Evans earns his first solo game ball of the season after sharing it with Karan Higdon last week. He's now the third different Michigan running back to earn a solo offensive game ball this season, joining Higdon (Week 5 and 6) and Ty Isaac (Week 2). Evans didn't bust a long run like he did a week ago, but again displayed the shifty running style makes him hard to bring down in the open field, averaging 5.3 yards per carry and scoring two touchdowns. In addition to 80 yards on the ground, he added 29 yards on two receptions including a 20-yarder. He totaled four explosive plays for the game, three on the ground and one through the air.
Week 1 – Quinn Nordin (4-of-6 field goals, 2-of-3 from 50-plus)
Week 2 — Ty Isaac (20 carries for 133 yards, 6.7 yards per carry)
Week 3 — Donovan Peoples-Jones (2 receptions for 52 yards, 2 punt returns for 104 yards and 1 touchdown)
Week 4 — John O'Korn (18-of-26 for 270 yards, 1 touchdown, 1 interception, 5 rushes for 12 yards)
Week 5 — Karan Higdon (12 carries for 65 yards, 5.4 yards per carry, 2 receptions for 33 yards)
Week 6 — Karan Higdon (25 carries for 200 yards, 3 touchdowns, 8.0 yards per carry)
Week 7 — None
Week 8 — Brandon Peters (10-of-14 for 124 yards and 1 touchdown)
Week 9 — Karan Higdon (16 carries for 200 yards and 2 touchdowns) & Chris Evans (18 carries for 193 yards and 2 touchdowns)
|Game Ball – Defense
David Long (4 tackles — 3 solo — 1 pass breakup, 1 interception returned 80 yards)
Long didn't have the best stats in the box score, but made a big impact in the game. For starters, he picked off quarterback Ryan Brand and returned it 80 yards, nearly breaking Tom Harmon's program record for longest interception return. But more than that, he shut down the Big Ten's leading receiver, D.J. Moore, who came into the game averaging 91.1 yards and 6.6 receptions per game. Long held him to his second lowest output of the season with five receptions for just 37 yards.
Week 1 – Devin Bush (7 tackles, 5 solo, 3 tackles for loss, 2 sacks)
Week 2 – Tyree Kinnel (9 tackles, 8 solo, 1 tackle for loss, 1 sack, 1 interception return for touchdown)
Week 3 – Chase Winovich (9 tackles – 3 solo – 2 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, 1 quarterback hurry)
Week 4 — Chase Winovich (6 tackles — all solo — 4 tackles for loss, 3 sacks
Week 5 — Maurice Hurst (8 tackles — 6 solo — 2.5 tackles for loss)
Week 6 — Rashan Gary (7 tackles — 3 solo — 2.5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 2 quarterback hurries)
Week 7 — Khaleke Hudson (4 tackles — 4 solo — 1 tackle for loss, 1 quarterback hurry, 1 pass breakup)
Week 8 — Maurice Hurst (8 tacles — 2 solo — 2 tackles for loss, 1 sack)
Week 9 — Khaleke Hudson (13 tackles — 11 solo — 7.5 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, 1 forced fumble)

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Region 6 affiliates
Region 6 ~ Dixie West
New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas
New Mexico —
Albuquerque African Violet Club
Albuquerque Garden Center
10120 Lomas Blvd NE
Albuquerque, NM 87112
Web Site: www.albuquerqueafricanvioletclub.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlbuquerqueAfricanVioletClub
Meeting Times: Second Tuesday each month, except July, 1:00 p.m.
Contact: Sharon Shannon, President
City: Los Lunas, NM 87031
Phone: (505) 865-0171
Email: email@example.com
Contact 2: Dolores (Dodie) Nelson
City: Ranchos de Taos, NM 87557
Phone: (714)-200-8376
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes: Annual spring show in April at Albuquerque Garden Center on Lomas Blvd between Eubank and Wyoming.
Garden Center phone: 505-296-6020.
Information updated 11/13/2015
Oklahoma —
African Violet Society of Greater Tulsa
Tulsa Garden Center
2435 South Peoria Ave
Tulsa, OK 74114
Meeting Times: Third Monday each month, 7:00 p.m.
Contact #1: Sherrie Wallace
Address: 15076 W. 61st St. So.
City: Sand Springs, OK 74063-3601
Phone: 918-245-3199
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact #2: Judith M. Carter
Address: 1825 W. Lincoln St.
City: Broken Arrow, OK 74012-8509
Phone: 918-355-8020
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes: The Tulsa Garden Center is a mansion at the back of Woodward Park. Annual show/sale is held around the last Saturday of February at the Tulsa Garden Center. Annual Fall Sale the first Saturday of October at the Tulsa Garden Center. Please contact for precise information. Visitors are always welcome!
Information updated: 2/15/2018
Texas —
African Violet Society of Beaumont
Beaumont Botanical Gardens (Garden Center Building)
6088 Babe Zaharias Dr.
Beaumont, TX 77702
Meeting Times: Third Thursday each month, Sept-May, 9:30 a.m.
Contact: Alice Wilder
Address: 8895 Jean Drive
City: Beaumont
Phone: 409-866-1712
Contact 2: Terry Allen
Address: 12930 Larch Ln
City: Beaumont
Phone: 409-753-3001
Email: email@example.com
Notes: Annual show/sale at Central Mall, Nederland, TX
African Violet Society of East Texas
Meeting Location: Alva Kesler's (President) Home
Address of Meeting Location:
627 S Fannin Ave
Tyler, TX 75701
Meeting times: 10:30 AM second Saturday each month Sept - June.
Local Club website:
Contact #1: Alva Kesler
Address: 627 S Fannin Ave
City: Tyler, TX 75701
Phone: 903-780-0879
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact #2 David Kesler
Address: 627 S Fannin Ave
City: Tyler, TX 75701
Phone: 903-216-6719
Email: email@example.com
Notes: We are a new club. We started meeting November 2016 and we emphasize
the "hands on" approach in our monthly programs.
Information updated: 10/2/2017
Alpha African Violet Society of Dallas
North Haven Gardens
7700 Northaven Road
Dallas, TX 75230
Meeting Times: Second Saturday of each month, excluding July and December, at 10:00 a.m.
Contact: Linetta Harrison, President
Address: 1722 Driskell Street
City: Dallas,
State: TX
Zip: 75215
Phone: 214-421-7020 (home) 214-240-8124 (cell)
Email: No email - send email to firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact #2: Janis Goode
Address: 13210 Land Drive
City: Dallas
State: TX
Zip: 75253
Phone: 469-387-1322 (cell)
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Information updated 9/14/2017
Central Texas Judges Council
Zilker Park - Meeting room
Austin, TX
Meeting Times: Third Saturday of Feb, June and Sept
Contact: Debra Mischel
Address: 2302 Mayfield Dr
City: Round Rock
Zip: 78221
Phone: 512-310-9934
Email: email@example.com
Contact 2: Dolores Gibbs
Address: 608 Larue Dr
City: San Marcos
Zip: 78666
Email: email@example.com
Notes: Gary Thurman is the current President
First African Violet Society of Dallas
North Haven Gardens
7700 Northaven Road
Dallas, TX 75230
Meeting Times: Third Thursday each month, Sept-May, 10:30 a.m.
Contact: Barbara Kelly, President
Address: 6771 Briley Dr.
City:North Richland Hills, TX 76180
Phone: 817-656-4613
Email: email@example.com
Contact 2: Ron Davidson
Address: 941 FM 2377
City: Red Oak
Phone: 972-617-1186
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes: Co-sponsors a spring show/sale and fall sale at North Haven Gardens with other Dallas African Violet Clubs
Information updated: 9/12/2017
First African Violet Society of Denton
Denton North Branch Library
3020 North Locust Street
Denton, TX 76201
Web Site: www.favsd.org
Meeting Times: Second Monday each month, Sept-May, 6:45 to 8:45 p.m.
Contact: Janet Castiglione, President
Address: 313 Plantation Oak Ave.
City: Lake Dallas, TX 75065
Phone: 940-321-5638
Email: email@example.com
Contact 2: Anne Nicholas
Address: 3113 Deerfield Dr.
City: Denton, TX 76208
Phone: 940-565-0363
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes: Spring Show and sale mid March and a fall sale mid Oct. Please contact us for details or check the AVSA Events for current information.
Information updated 9/12/2017
First African Violet Society of Wichita Falls
Meeting location: University United Methodist Church (Fellowship hall)
3405 Taft Blvd.
Wichita Falls, TX 76308
Meeting Times: Second Friday each month, Sept-May, 9:30 a.m.
Contact: Allene Peek, President
Address: 1143 B Davis Road
Bellevue, TX 76228-2434
Contact 2: Sue Ramser
Address: 2413 Martin St
City: Wichita Falls, TX 76308
Phone: 940-767-0388
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Please send correspondence or calls to Sue Ramser until notified otherwise.
Information updated 12/28/17
First Austin African Violet Society - Saturday Group
Meeting Location: Allen R. Baca Center — Arts & Crafts Room
301 W. Bagdad Ave., Building 2
Round Rock, TX 78664
Web Site: www.faavs.org
Meeting Times: Second Saturday each month at 9:30 am. See website for exceptions.
Contact : Susan Kautz, President
Address: 407 Drake Ln
City:Taylor, TX 76574
Phone: 512-365-1818
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact : Penny Smith-Kerker
Address: 5808 Westslope Dr.
City: Austin, TX 78731
Phone: 512-914-4488
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes: Judged show/sale held in March and fall sale held in October at Zilker Botanical Garden. See website for dates.
Information updated 12/28/17
First Austin African Violet Society - Wednesday Group
Meeting Location: Austin Area Garden Center in Zilker Botanical Garden
2220 Barton Springs Rd
Austin, TX 78746
Web Site: www.faavs.org
Meeting Times: Fourth Wednesday each month at 9:30 am. See website for exceptions
Contact: Susan Kautz, President
Address: 407 Drake Ln
City: Taylor, TX 76574
Phone: 512-365-1818
Email: email@example.com
Contact : Penny Smith-Kerker
Address: 5808 Westslope Dr.
City: Austin, TX 78731
Phone: 512-914-4488
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes: Judged show/sale held in March and fall sale held in October at Zilker Botanical Garden. See website for dates.
Information updated 12/28/17
First Nighter African Violet Society of Dallas
Meeting location: Collen Higher Education
3452 Spur 399
McKinney, TX 75069
Web Site: www.beautifulviolets.com
Meeting Times: Third Monday, September through May (excluding December), 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Contact : Suzanne Roberts, President
Address: 5739 Marview Lane
City: Dallas, TX 75227
Phone: 214-868-3813
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact 2: Meredith Hall
Address: P.O. Box 370
City: Marlin, TX 76661
Phone: 254-896-2397
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes: Fall sale mid-September. Spring Show North Haven Gardens, 7700 Northhaven Rd, Dallas, TX 75230
Information updated 12/28/17
Lone Star African Violet Council
Rotates with sponsoring affiliate
Web Site: www.lsavc.org
Meeting Times: Usually, last weekend in Oct or first weekend in Nov
Contact: Mary Corondan
Address: 434 Plumwood Way
City: McKinney, TX 75069-0156
Phone: 972-398-3478
Email: email@example.com
Notes: Each year a different affiliate hosts the three-day meeting and violet show. Affiliate news is provided through six issues of the Lone Star African Violet Council newsletter.
Magic Knight African Violet Society
Meeting location: Boerne Library
451 N. Main St.
Boerne, TX
Meeting Times: 1:30 p.m. Second Thursday of the month except December
Contact #1: Steven Spachek, President
Address: 234 W. Mally Blvd.
San Antonio, TX 78221-3832
Phone: 210- 922-0208 (home)
Contact #2: Irene Harney
Address: 8323 Chivalry
City: San Antonio, TX 78250
Phone: 210-684-3598
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Information updated 12/28/17
Moonlight African Violet and Gesneriad Society
Fort Worth Botanic Gardens
3220 Botanic Garden Blvd
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Meeting Times: Fourth Thursday each month at 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/moonlightavg/
Contact: Margery Anderson-Clive, President
Address: 8028 Plateau Drive
City: Fort Worth, TX 76120
Phone: 214-405-3827
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact #2: Stephanie Trimble, VP
Address: 4231 Ticino Valley Dr.
City: Arlington, TX 76016
Phone: 817-937-1028
Email: email@example.com
Notes: Every meeting we have a raffle for plants, refreshments and a speaker and/or program.
Information updated 9/27/2017
Nasa Area African Violet Society
Clear Lake Park Building
5001 Nasa Rd #1
Seabrook, TX 77586
Meeting Times: First Wednesday each month, Sept-Aug, 7:30 p.m.
Contact: Rhona & Gary Thurman
Address: 1818 Lake Quitman Dr
City: Richmond
Zip: 77469-8078
Country: USA
Phone: 281-762-3209
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes: Annual show in April
North Texas African Violet Judges Council
Contact one of the people below for meeting time and location.
Meeting Times: Usually fifth Wednesday, January, March, June and August.
Contact : Bill Foster, President
Address: 3610 Gray Drive
City: Mesquite, TX 75150
Phone: 972-279-5993 (home) 214-773-6318 (cell)
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact #2:
Information updated 9/12/2017
Spring Branch African Violet Club
Copperfield Baptist Church
8350 Highway 6 North
Houston, TX 77095
Meeting Times: Second Saturday each month, 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 noon. January-November
Contact: Donna Williams, President
Address: 8619 Blossom Bell Lane
City: Missouri City, TX 77489
Phone: 281-438-1483 (h) 832-523-7542 (c)
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact 2: Ruth Goecke
Address: 4851 Pieper Road
City: Brenham, TX 77833
Phone: 979-836-9736
Email: email@example.com
Karla Ross, secretary
281-748-8417 email@example.com
Notes: Spring show/sale first weekend in March; Fall sale first weekend in October. Contact club for specific details.
Information updated 1/23/2018
Sunshine African Violet Society
Member's Homes
San Antonio, TX
Meeting Times: 7:00 pm, first Tuesday of the month in member's homes.
Contact: Cheryl Prichard
Address: 14906 Sylvan Woods
City: San Antonio, TX 78249
Country: USA
Phone: (210) 493-7714
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Lynda Welchel, President
Address: 9505 Wildwood Ridge
City: San Antonio, TX 78250
Country: USA
Phone: (210) 867-2981
Notes: We invite new members, novice to professional. All are welcome.
Information updated 8/10/16
Victoria African Violet Society
Member's home
2205 College Dr
Victoria, TX 77901-4474
Web Site: www.ykc.com/vavs
Meeting Times: First Tuesday each month, 7:00 p.m.
Contact: Joanne Schrimsher
Address: 2205 College Dr
City: Victoria, TX 77901
Phone: 361-575-1344
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact #2: Cathy Fojtik
Address: 702 Dove Drive
Victoria, TX 77905
Phone: 361-578-5573
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes: We sponsor a display and sale in the spring and fall at the Victoria Mall, Victoria, TX. Victoria is located on Hwy 59 between Houston and Corpus Christi, TX.
Information updated 7/16/2017


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Two years ago, the Supreme Court upheld the major domestic policy initiative of President Obama's first term, ruling that the Affordable Care Act passed constitutional muster. This coming June, the Court will determine the legitimacy of what is perhaps the major domestic policy initiative of the president's second term, his administration's efforts to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases (GHGs).
The Court heard an argument today in Utility Air Regulatory Group v. Environmental Protection Agency addressing a deceptively simple question-"whether EPA permissibly determined that its regulation of greenhouse gas emissions from new motor vehicles triggered permitting requirements under the Clean Air Act for stationary sources that emit greenhouse gases." For more than three decades, EPA has interpreted the Clean Air Act (CAA) to authorize it to regulate pollutants emitted by any source once it had issued rules to regulate those pollutants from any single type of source. EPA's interpretation of the CAA in this fashion did not generate significant controversy until the EPA sought to apply it to GHGs.
In seeking to regulate GHG emissions from stationary sources, EPA had to resort to linguistic contortions of gold-medal quality. The CAA unambiguously provides that sources having the potential to emit 250 tons per year or more of pollutants subject to regulation are major sources. 42 U.S.C. §169(1). The statute further provides that sources having the potential to emit 100 tons per year or more are major sources if the source is included in a list of 28 specified source categories. Id. According to EPA, applying these major source thresholds to GHG emissions would have expanded the number of facilities it regulates from around 15,000 to more than 6 million. To avoid that result, EPA promulgated the so-called "Tailoring Rule," raising the major source thresholds to 25,000 tons per year for Title V permits and between 10,000 and 25,000 for PSD permits.
Briefing in the case reflected two potential lines of attack. One involves a frontal assault on the Tailoring Rule, asserting that EPA had no authority to alter the statutory major source thresholds. If the Court were to rule in this fashion, EPA could be left with the policy choice of regulating all six million sources of GHG emissions or none. A second involves a somewhat more nuanced challenge to the long-standing interpretation of the CAA that regulation of a pollutant emitted from a mobile source triggers the requirement that EPA regulate emissions of that pollutant from stationary sources.
In today's argument, petitioners characterized the rule as EPA's "rewriting" of the CAA, and they focused on the contention that the PSD provisions of the Act were designed to control "area specific air quality impacts" and not "global" pollutants like GHGs. Petitioners also argued that, in other contexts, EPA has interpreted "air pollutant" to mean different things in different parts of the statute, while refusing to do so here. The government attempted to counter these arguments by citing other instances in which EPA has regulated pollutants that do not have local effects (providing ozone-depleting substances and sulfuric acid mist as examples) under the PSD program. The government also contended that, in promulgating the rule, EPA was simply following its "decades long" interpretation of the pollutants that could be regualated under the PSD program.
With the usual caveat regarding predictions based on the Justices' questions, a split decision seems likely. Justices Ginsburg, Breyer, Sotomayor and Kagan generally seemed amenable to deferring to EPA's interpretation of its statutory authority. Justice Kagan remarked at one juncture that this case presented the "apex of Chevron deference," explaining that the doctrine should never be more applicable than to "this agency on this statute." Chief Justice Roberts and Justices Scalia and Alito generally seemed hostile to EPA's explanation of its statutory authority. For example, Chief Justice Roberts noted the differences between the types of controls mandated for criteria pollutants and those for GHGs that addressed only energy use. As is his custom, Justice Thomas asked no questions.
So, once again, those inclined to wager will be trying to discern how Justice Kennedy will vote. He did not offer a great deal of insight into his thinking during the argument. He asked only a handful of questions and those he did ask could suggest either skepticism of EPA's interpretation or the desire for a rationale for upholding the regulations.
In the end, the case may turn on whether five or more Justices can arrive at a "middle ground." One possibility seems to be allowing EPA to have PSD permits address GHGs for sources that are already required to obtain PSD permits for "traditional" PSD pollutants. We should know one way or the other by July.


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Sean and Christian's practice is in deep financial trouble, not only because of Christian's arrest in the Carver cases but because of Sean's divorce. How low will they go to recover? And how will money influence other cast members? Read on.
The show opens inside a crematorium where Sean and Christian behold a grisly sight: a woman made of assembled body parts from cadavers. The crematoriom operator is willing to pay big, no questions asked, if Sean and Christian can disassemble the woman and put her parts back where they belong. There's one problem: The operator has no idea to whom the woman's head belongs.
Sean and Christian have no new patients thanks to the negative publicity surrounding Christian's arrest (he was suspected of being the Carver) and Sean's expensive divorce. But Sean still thinks it prudent to turn down the crematorium job "to not injury our reputations further."
Christian tells Gina about his money problems, that he may have to make adjustments in helping her out, and she explodes. Turns out she was about to hit him up for a loan.
Meanwhile, Sean visits a nursing home to tell the elderly, incontinent patients there about the benefits of plastic surgery and about a price break: get one procedure at full price, the second at half price.
Gina goes to Julia, telling her how she's HIV+ and how much she admires her and how she wants to surround herself with people she respects. Then she hits Julia up for money. She tells Julia about Sean and Christian's money problems, then asks her what she's going to do with the proceeds from the sale of her house.
To help out, Liz resigns.
Sean accepts the crematorim job.
Gina takes Julia on a tour of a building she wants to buy, fix up and flip. She only needs $40K for the down payment, she says. Julia agrees to go in with her if she turns it into a surgical recovery spa. They go to Sean, Christian and Quentin with their idea. Quentin's for it but Christian calls it a "suckhole."
At the crematorium, Sean and Christian learn that the guy who assembled his woman will reveal the ID of the head to one of them.
Gina and Julia redo the spa, Gina performing sexual favors to get price breaks. Julia learns about it and demands she stop.
Silas Prine, the Frankenstein, asks Sean to save the woman's head. "She's very special to me and I want to be with her when I'm released from jail." He tells Sean her name is Laura, that she's his sister and that he's in love with her.
Liz takes job as a G.P. at Gina and Julia's spa.
One of the nursing home patients comes to Sean and Christian for surgery. Sean discourages her while Christian encourages her. On the operating table, Sean stops mid-operation as he discovers how thin the patient's skin in. He is at his wit's end. "I keep trying to put the pieces of my life together, to repair what's broken in Julia, Matt, this business. But I can't. Everything I cared about is dead. It's time I stopped fighting. It's all rot."
He decides to quit.
As Silas recalls his reconstruction, Sean goes through the deconstruction of the cadaver. He removes the woman's head, puts it in a box, places it inside the crematorium oven and watches it burn.


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10 Barrel Brewing will be opening their Boise pub in early April, and to welcome them to town we'll be taking over half of our taps in the River Room with 10 Barrel beers! A portion of the proceeds from sales of 10 Barrel draft beers on this day will be donated to Whole Planet Foundation. Come on out and welcome this great craft brewery to Boise!
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...the OS will use up 3GB of memory ...
Do you mean disk space? Disk space is pretty cheap, particularly since Xboxes are increasingly storing data like saves and achievements in the cloud rather than on disk.
The Xbox at the moment has a pretty hefty OS memory footprint, but when the (premium, not XNA) game itself is running the entire OS evacuates memory to free up resources for the game, leaving only a lightweight hypervisor behind.
I would be surprised if the OS took up resources like that whilst a game is in use, if for no other reason than it would put a huge and unnecessary strain on the premium games that are running on the platform.
Also it's unlikely that you'll see a C++ version of XNA released. There's not a huge demand from the quick-and-dirty games market to build stuff in C++ when C# is so much more productive (particularly since Xboxes are pretty powerful even at C# when they've got a GPU that big powering it). Obviously premium games tend to be written in C++ and that will undoubtedly continue to be the case with the next Xbox.


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Legacy in ESOPs
Have you ever wondered…
Why does a telephone keypad have the one in the upper left while your computer (or calculator) has it on the lower left? I'm guessing I'm not the only one that has misdialed the phone or input the wrong numbers in a spreadsheet due to this difference.
Just because things seem the same does not make them the same…
This is certainly true of employee ownership. There are many ways that a company can make stock available to their employees. Some sell them stock directly. Some use Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs). Others may use an Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP).
Which approach is right for your company depends on a variety of factors, many of which have been discussed in prior posts. Engaging ESOP counsel can help you navigate the various ways to engage your employees through ownership.
But, much like your telephone keypad or computer keyboard are both data entry devices they have a lot in common. This short YouTube video looks at three companies that have used three different approaches to employee ownership. The commonalities far outweigh the differences.
So why are phones and keyboards different? Legacy. Touch tone phones were preceded by rotary dial telephones where the one was on the top. Keeping the one on the top allowed for consistency. Before electronic calculators there were adding machines, which had the one on the bottom.
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In early trading on Tuesday, shares of Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX) topped the list of the day's best performing components of the Nasdaq 100 index, trading up 40.0%. Year to date, Vertex Pharmaceuticals registers a 25.5% gain.
And the worst performing Nasdaq 100 component thus far on the day is Broadcom (BRCM), trading down 2.0%. Broadcom is showing a gain of 25.3% looking at the year to date performance.
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NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – The USS Cole's Command Master Chief was relieved of his duties Thursday after an investigation of his relationship with a Sailor aboard the ship.
After a command investigation, former CMC Larry Dean was found guilty of an "unduly familiar relationship" with a junior enlisted Sailor at a non-judicial punishment hearing. He was relieved of his duties as the senior enlisted leader on the USS Cole by COLE Commanding Officer, Cmdr. Dennis Farrell.
The Navy said Dean is temporarily assigned to Commander, Naval Surface Forces Atlantic.
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Please can anyone tell me what plants can be planted in complete shaded areas in my garden
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Please can anyone tell me what plants can be planted in complete shaded areas in my garden
17 Mar 2012 22:42
Ferns like to live in shaded areas. If you have a forest of woodland area near to where you live you'll see them growning amongst the tree in abundance.
17 Mar 2012 23:13
I read sweet woodruff will go along with shade as well. They have white blossoms in May/June and smell nice. There is always ivy as well, the most shade resistant plant I know of. Avoid any varieties with white markings, as in complete shade the white will fade to a sickly pale green. Rather go for some dark leafed varieties with an interesting leaf shape.
18 Mar 2012 10:00
I have two dwarf rhodedendrons growing quite happily after three years in almost permanent shade. They only get a little sun for the first few hours of the day.
18 Mar 2012 21:33
Sarcococca hookeriana (Christmas Box) also do well in shaded areas - they're slow growers and are highly scented ground covering plants
19 Mar 2012 14:31
Helleborous Niger (christmas rose) is a rather easy to grow, shade loving plant..
19 Mar 2012 20:39
Lamium will do well in shade also
20 Mar 2012 11:22
Aconites grow well if you want to plant bulbs and cyclmn grow quite well also shrub wise Aucuba japonica Rozannie ( nice berries in autumn) and dark glossy leaves. .
20 Mar 2012 14:27
20 Mar 2012 16:39
Brunnera is superb in dry shade Cant kill it
Also Dicentra formosa .blue divided leaves and white hanging flowers
20 Mar 2012 20:44
Foxgloves, astibles, snowdrops, heuchas, and aqualejas all do ok. probably all ,is-spelt but you get the idea or at least goole will.
09 Mar 2013 01:11
Thank's, a friend of mine has a house with a small back yard which is in complete shadow most of the day, she would love to be able to grow some cheerfull flowers, your suggestions are most welcome.
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Hostas should grow well in shade.
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A friendly, family run hotel, close to the golf course.
It offers various Indian dishes alongside its extensive menu but sadly they have removed the handpumps on the bar. There are 13 rooms and 5 acres of private woodlands
The hotel is actually just outside Haverhill, a short distance over the border in Essex, but is included here because it's in what might be considered the Haverhill conurbation.
Lunchtime meals (not just snacks)
Evening meals
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Timberwolves 107, Spurs 83: Ricky Rubio recorded his first career triple-double with 21 points, 13 rebounds and 12 assists as Minnesota surprised visiting San Antonio.
One night after recording a crucial home win over Oklahoma City, the Spurs played without starters Tim Duncan and Kawhi Leonard and shot 35.4 percent from the field. San Antonio trailed 53-38 at the half after being held to 10 points in the second quarter.


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Red Faction: Armageddon: Return To Mars On May 31
Personally, I was a huge fan of the original Red Faction on the PS2. That GeoMod technology was kinda cool.
I haven't really gotten into the series since, though, and I'm sort of hoping the latest installment will rekindle my interest. THQ has announced that Red Faction: Armageddon will launch in North America on May 31 and on June 3 worldwide. To learn more about this promising title, check out our preview. They're ditching the open-world formula from Guerrilla and going with a more linear adventure; a straight-up action title beneath the surface of Mars. Sure, it may sound more like a generic title now, but based on the footage we've seen thus far, developer Volition seems to be on the right track. And by the way, you might recall that Red Faction movie set to come to the SyFy channel. This will be ready to go in May, which means the made-for-TV film might act as a decent lead-in to the interactive adventure. We're hoping both turn out well.
Was I the only one who liked Red Faction when it came out way back in 2001? I mean, I thought it was pretty damn great.
Related Game(s): Red Faction: Armageddon
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011 @ 10:00:23 PM
Going back to a linear structure of gameplay may be one of the better decisions for the Red Faction franchise, simply because it worked well for the first 2 games.
Unfortunately, with the number of great games releasing this year, this game is gonna have to wait for the discount period. It looks good, but its no Uncharted 3, Deus Ex, Mass Effect 3, Dragon Age 2, LA Noire, Killzone 3, Infamous 2, Last Guardian, RAGE or Star Wars the Old Republic. To me, these are the big game-changers, and it's what you have to do to survive as a developer this gen.
Sadly, if THQ wants to survive this gen, they need to make AAA games that stand out. I'll wait for RF:A's review, and if it's a game-changer, I may consider a purchase on release.
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011 @ 1:37:55 AM
i mean who does not want to fire a magnet to a wall, then fire another magnet onto a enemy and have the wall fly towards the enemy?
freaking hilarious!
why shoot people, when you can have buildings doing the dirty work for ya?
thats something KZ3 really needs, everyone was saying last night while playing KZ3s SP was wheres the damage?
fire 10 WASP rockets into a enemies cover and theres not a scratch on it!
KZ3 reminds me so much of GT5.
tries to do so many things that it never nails them.
feels completley outdated!
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Because of the Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005, it will be required for the Lincoln cent's reverse be redesigned in 2009. This will result in the mintage of four different coins showing scenes from Abraham Lincoln's life in honor of the bicentennial of his birth.
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Near Death By Chocolate
Stand All Ye Faithful
Failure To Yield
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Whales and the " F " Word
Single-Ply Miracle
The Dreaded Physical
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Flash Fiction
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History And Other Lies
Crazy Horse Update
Burgie The Carpet King
Flying Without A Net
Giant Killer
9/11 Generation
Conclusion: Giant Killer
Peeping Toms
Don't Quit Your Day Job
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What Do You Believe In?
Sex And The Senile Girl
An Edsel and The Crown Jewels
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A Masterpiece of Loathing
Prepare To Die
The Avengers
You Be The Judge
Never Look Back
Pure Love
Forgiving Michael Jackson
New And Improved
Manly Me!
Killed By The Cure
Expiration dates
Cheaters Never Prosper?
Death In The Family
Ghost of Kilarney Park
Conclusion: Ghost of Kilarney Park
Out of Hell
Hemingway's Coat
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Justifying The "B" Word
Birthday #60
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Someone Had To Be First
A Golden Skeleton in our Closet
Brown Bear
I Think We're Being Robbed !
What's the ClA Really Hiding?
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Best Turkey Ever!
Freshly Brewed Hype
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Uncle Sam and Kotex
Conclusion: Uncle Sam and Kotex
Kindred Spirits: A True Story
Seeing Red
Blue Car Tuesday
The World Awaits Us
Gray Lady Down
A Killer Case of the Hickeys
The Deal Breaker on Becoming Jewish
Bloomin Onion
The Running of the Grunion
The Greatest Artist I've Ever Known
It Would Serve Me Right
A Hard Mother To Please
Lurking on Our Christmas Tree
Her Last Christmas
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Brontosaurus Ribs
Be Careful
Switching Nationalities
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Twilight Zone Marathon
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Master of the Zombie Apocalypse
The *Science of Sneezing
Rubbed Raw in Verona
The Other Side of the Mountain
When Druids Go Wild!
This Isn't My Underwear!
Channeling Julia Child
Helpful Husbandry
A Magnificent Day!
Travels and Travails
Tea & Tanks
Tea & Tanks: Part II
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Pee: Standing or Sitting
Another Conversation with Mother
Fair Play
A Sad Anniversary
The Return of Ted
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Where Is He?
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Diagon Alley
A Colossal Purr
High Tech
Mrs. Chatterbox's Rainbow
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Penny For Your Thoughts
Chasing Freedom
Do Not Touch !
Blowing Smoke
Thanks, Charlie
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Holy Cow ! - We're Home
Standing on Ceremony
India Adventure Give-a-way
An April 1st Cluster F**K
Stranger in the Dark
Turban Time
The Shape of Things
The Power of Observation
We're Gonna Die!
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A Generosity of Spirit
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The Snake Charmer of Jaipur - Part II
The Vision of Emperor Akbar
India Portfolio
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The State of Mittelwestcoastia
Jack's Gift
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One of Life's Absurdities
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Beat Me With A Drumstick
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Eternal Love
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Spanish Coffee & Mother's Day
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King of Dorks
King of Dorks Part II - May 17th
Finding Richard Paul
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Pecan Perfection
How Dumb Can You Be? - May 24th
That Damn War !
Pole Dancing
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Computer Woes
Back In Business
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Harvey's Flock
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Think About It
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The Psychology Test
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Peculiar Picture #27
Gandhi's Footsteps
Nobody Holds a Grudge Like a Mother
Portrait of a Thief
In a Mall Far Far Away
Why Is Moses Horny?
Geriatric Park
What Do We Really Know?
Peculiar Picture #28
In Gauguin's Footsteps
My First Nude
Straight Hair and Popularity
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Humble Pie
Calendar War
This One Sold
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An Elixir for Retirement
Fired From My First Job
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This One Sold #2
Second Blogiversary
Six Minutes That Could Happen Anywhere
A Fallen Star
An Attack of the Grumpies
This One Sold #3
Food in Motion
America's Great Pastime
America's Great Pastime: Conclusion
Thanks, Rowdy
This One Sold #4
Best Vacation Ever!
Ditched: Conclusion
Dining With the Smoke Detector
Dining With the Smoke Detector: Conclusion
The Pink House
This One Sold #5
Losing My Hair: The House of Estrada
Beam Me Up!
Not What It Seems
The End of an Era
If Looks Could Kill
A Home for the Swifts
Cosmic Cuties
This One Sold #6
God, Can We Talk?
Hear Him Roar!
Two Announcements
A Curious Heist
Beautiful Island
Wrong Place: Wrong Time
Dead Caesar
Peculiar Picture #29
This Spaghetti is...Incredible!
Yellow Submarine
Yellow Submarine: Conclusion
Four Bits
This One Sold #7
Not Yet Perfect
The Ceiling of the Seventh Heaven
Peculiar Picture #30
The Power of Music
Good News and Bad News
The Other Woman
President Raisin
Man Up!
The Ghost of Kilarney Park
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Out of Hell
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What Would You Do?
Bottoms Up!
What the F**K?
Near Death in Chartres
Peculiar Picture #32
Veterans Day
Stand All Ye Faithful
Cake Fight
Cake Fight: Conclusion
Thanks, Dad
Killing Camelot
A Flushable Pet
A Flushable Pet: Conclusion
Macho Butterball
Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Hanukkah!
Returning Freedom
Asking a Favor
Holier Than Thou
Garbage Disaster
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The Panic
Goosie and Bonkers
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Old Friends
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Waiting For Santa
Merry Christmas!
Brontosaurus Ribs
Did I Have A Stroke?
A Magic Fish
Happy New Year!
Unfettered Capitalism
Packing the Suitcases Again
Popping the Question
Apollo and Daphne
Buddhism Made Simple
Renoir Update
This One Sold #8
A Lurking Monster
Gate Crashing
More Talent Than Luck
Smarter Than the Average Bear
The Angel of the City
Expiration Dates
The Dowry
Jewelry Shopping in India
Boiling Over
Happy Super Bowl
Proud Papa
We're Off!
The Elusive Buddha
The Kingdom
A Tale of Two Buddhas
An Eden for Elephants
Where's the Peanut Sauce?
Thai Contraband
Angkor Wat
Phuket Island
Writer's Blog Hop
Juan de Pareja
All Too True
The Accumulator
Enough With The Depression Already!
Color Test
CJ's First $50
Tulip Time
The Monument
Mary's House
The Perfect Job
The Most Beautiful Sound
The Purple Octopus
Brushes in Hand
Night Shift
The Glories of the City Dump
Taking the Plunge
Washing and Waxing Mother
Foxy Lady
Peculiar Picture #33
My Second Favorite Organ
Conclusion: My Second Favorite Organ
Wandering Buddha
In Memory Of...
Tina's Garden
Four Corners and a Void
The Century Plant
Not the Man I Once Was
The Biggest Peeve of All
Paintings of the Week
Go By Train
The Last Judgment
Peculiar Picture #34
Running Down the Governor of California
Cutting the Cord
Try This At Home
CJ's Birthday
John Doe
Eulogy for Pizza Oasis
Ken Orrett's Magic Carpet Ride
I'm Not Proud of It
Holier Than Thou
Cue the Cello Music
Sultan for a Day
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Land of the Unknown
The Hoax
I Didn't Relish This One
Not So Great Expectations
Madame X
Perfectly Clear
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The Waltzing Bandit
The Cement Boat
Picture of the Week #4
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Process of Elimination
The Appendix Couch
Justifying The "B" Word
Mother and the King
The Ultimate Rice Cooker
Who Killed the Pig?
I'm Being Published!
The Mrs. Urbanick Experience
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Bugs and Bistros
Picture of the Week #5
Late Night Intruder
Really, I'm Not a Terrorist!
You Never Know
Yes, I Have a Drinking Problem
Small World
Doing the Right Thing
Taft's Tub
Confession Time...Again
The Leopard Changes Its Spots
The Leopard Changes Its Spots: Conclusion
Viral Couch
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Would You Eat This Stuff?
Danish Traffic Jams...and Jellies
Hung in Fussen
How to Ruin a Ruin
The Panama Canal
An Old Radio
Manly Me!
Tons of...Fun?
Not So Smooth Sailing
Whirling Dervishes
The Raft of the Medusa
Bordello Chair
The Harrison Stamp Company
The Best Turkey Ever!
My New Friend
Why, God?
I Almost Felt Guilty
A Fraud at Westminster Abbey?
Complaining About the Weather
Contest Update
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Admirals Open Regular Season with Pair of Wins
October 15, 2012 - American Hockey League (AHL) - Norfolk Admirals News Release
NORFOLK - The Norfolk Admirals began a new era as the top development team of the Anaheim Ducks last weekend with a pair of wins over the Worcester Sharks at Norfolk Scope Arena. The 2012-13 regular season schedule continues this weekend with a pair of games against the Connecticut Whale at Scope.
After dropping the 2012 Calder Cup championship banner from the rafters on Friday night, the Admirals took to the ice and defeated the Sharks, 4-2. Troy Bodie broke a 2-2 tie midway through the third period, and goaltender Frederik Andersen stopped 19 shots for his first North American professional win. The following night, Patrick Maroon scored twice, Igor Bobkov made 42 saves, and both Kyle Palmieri and Peter Holland scored in the shootout as Norfolk defeated Worcester, 4-3.
This weekend, the Admirals host the Connecticut Whale in contests on Friday (7:30 p.m.) and Saturday (7:15 p.m.) at Scope. On Saturday night, the Old Dominion University and Northern Virginia Community College hockey clubs will play a match at Scope at 2:00 p.m. More details on that game are listed below.
The Admirals lead the East Division and are tied for the Eastern Conference lead in the AHL standings:
Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT
1 * Springfield Falcons 2 2 0 0 0 4 1.000
2 * Manchester Monarchs 2 2 0 0 0 4 1.000
3 * Norfolk Admirals 2 2 0 0 0 4 1.000
4 Bridgeport Sound Tigers 2 2 0 0 0 4 1.000
5 Syracuse Crunch 2 1 0 0 1 3 0.750
6 Binghamton Senators 1 1 0 0 0 2 1.000
7 St. John's IceCaps 2 1 1 0 0 2 0.500
8 Adirondack Phantoms 2 1 1 0 0 2 0.500
9 Worcester Sharks 2 0 1 0 1 1 0.250
10 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins 1 0 1 0 0 0 0.000
11 Albany Devils 1 0 1 0 0 0 0.000
12 Hershey Bears 1 0 1 0 0 0 0.000
13 Portland Pirates 1 0 1 0 0 0 0.000
14 Connecticut Whale 2 0 2 0 0 0 0.000
15 Providence Bruins 2 0 2 0 0 0 0.000
*Division Leader
Eight teams in each conference shall qualify for the 2013 Calder Cup Playoffs. Following the conclusion of each team's 76-game regular season, the three division winners in each conference will be seeded first through third (in order of regular-season points) and the next five best teams (in order of regular-season points) will be seeded fourth through eighth.
Fri., Oct. 19 ... vs. Connecticut Whale (New York Rangers) ... 7:30 p.m.
Sat., Oct. 20 ... vs. Connecticut Whale (New York Rangers) ... 7:15 p.m.
- Norfolk has begun a season with two wins for the fifth time in the team's 13-season AHL history (2001-02, 2002-03, 2004-05, 2010-11, 2011-12).
- The Admirals have only started a season with three straight wins twice - in 2004-05 and 2010-11.
- The longest winning streak to start an AHL season by the Admirals is four straight victories in 2010-11.
- Kyle Palmieri (1g, 1a), Peter Holland (1g, 1a), John Mitchell (2g) and Devante Smith-Pelly (3a) each have points in both of Norfolk's games so far.
- On Friday night, Frederik Andersen, Ryan Lasch, Hampus Lindholm and Sami Vatanen each made their American Hockey League and North American professional debuts after beginning their pro careers in Europe.
- Also on Friday night, Chris Wagner made his professional debut. He recorded his first professional point on Saturday night with an assist.
- Lindholm became the youngest player to appear in an Admirals game at 18 years, eight months and 23 days old. He surpassed the previous mark held by Dana Tyrell, who made his debut at 18 years, ten months and 28 days old on March 21, 2008.
- Vatanen earned his first AHL/North American pro point on Friday with an assist on Troy Bodie's game-winning goal.
- The Admirals are now 7-5-0-1-0 all-time in AHL season openers.
- Norfolk is now 8-4-1-0-0 all-time in home openers since joining the AHL.
- Friday night's crowd of 5,004 was the largest home opener crowd for the Admirals in five years (5,627 on October 19, 2007, vs. Binghamton).
- On Saturday, the Admirals were out-shot by Worcester, 45-29. The last time Norfolk was out-shot by 16 or more shots was on January 30, 2010, when Adirondack outshot Norfolk, 37-19, at Scope. That contest was 190 regular season games ago.
- The Admirals play the Connecticut Whale on Friday and Saturday nights at Scope. Connecticut is the top development club of the NHL's New York Rangers.
- Norfolk and Connecticut last met during the 2012 Calder Cup Playoffs, with the Admirals claiming the best-of-seven Eastern Conference Semifinals series, four-games-to-two.
- Part of that Norfolk team that beat Connecticut in last season's playoffs was forward Brandon Segal, who is now a member of the Whale. Segal appeared in 99 career regular season games with the Admirals, scoring 38 goals and 76 points between the 2007-08, 2008-09 and 2011-12 seasons. He also won the 2012 Calder Cup with the Admirals.
- Former Admirals defenseman Mike Vernace also plays for the Whale. Vernace skated in 90 games with the Admirals from 2010-12, posting nine goals and 40 points.
- Last weekend, the Whale opened the season with two losses at the XL Center in Hartford, falling to Bridgeport, 6-4, on Friday before losing to St. John's, 3-2, on Sunday.
- Five of the six goals Connecticut scored last weekend were power play goals. The Whale have the second-best power play in the AHL (5/13, 38.5%).
- Center Kris Newbury (3g, 0a) and rookie center Kyle Jean (2g, 1a) lead Connecticut with three points in the team's opening two games. Jean scored a goal on a penalty shot in his professional debut on Friday.
- Goaltenders Scott Stajcer (4ga, 32sh) and Jason Missiaen (5ga, 38sh) each took a loss last week.
- Whale forward Chris Kreider made his NHL debut with the New York Rangers during the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs, netting five goals and seven points in 18 games. Kreider recorded two assists in two games with Connecticut last weekend.
The Admirals Hour, presented by Michael and Son, returns to its normal time slot this week - Tuesday from 4-5 p.m. on 102.1-FM, 1490-AM and 1021TheGame.com. This week, Admirals Head Coach Trent Yawney will join "The Voice of the Admirals" Pete Michaud and "The Original Admiral" Dennis McEwen in the studios to take your calls. To join in the conversation, call (757) 490-2750.
Friday night's game between the Admirals and Connecticut Whale will be carried on SiriusXM NHL Network Radio. "The Voice of the Admirals" Pete Michaud's call of the game will air on SiriusXM NHL Network Radio's main channel (Sirius 207, XM 92). SiriusXM NHL Network Radio provides more than 20 million subscribers in Canada and the United States with groundbreaking 24/7 hockey talk. This marks the eighth consecutive season that AHL action will air on SiriusXM NHL Network Radio, including the annual AHL All-Star Game, the Calder Cup Finals and other regular-season and playoff games.
Join us on Saturday for a college hockey showdown as Old Dominion University takes on Northern Virginia Community College at 2:00 p.m. ODU and NVCC hockey fans have the ability to purchase discounted tickets for the game through Thursday at norfolkadmirals.com/groups. A ticket gets you into both the ODU/NVCC game and the Admirals game against Connecticut. Proceeds benefit ODU Hockey or NVCC Hockey. You will need to contact ODU Hockey or NVCC Hockey to get the special promo code to purchase the discounted tickets online.
Do you want your child to have a birthday party to remember? Look no further than a party at a Norfolk Admirals game! We have three different packages to choose from a simple message on the video scoreboards to a fully-catered party with a tour of the Admirals locker room. However, dates are filling up quickly. Book your party today! For more information, visit norfolkadmirals.com or contact Dana DeFilippo at (757) 640-1212 ext. 11.
Goals : Patrick Maroon, John Mitchell (2)
Assists : Devante Smith-Pelly (3)
Points : Devante Smith-Pelly (3)
Games : Several (2)
PP goals : Patrick Maroon (1)
SH goals : --
+/- Rating : Nate Guenin (+4)
PIM : Troy Bodie, John Mitchell (5)
GAA : Frederik Andersen (2.00)
Spct : Igor Bobkov (.933)
Wins : Frederik Andersen, Igor Bobkov (1)
Losses : --
GPI : Frederik Andersen, Igor Bobkov (1)
Minutes : Igor Bobkov (65)
Goals: Kris Newbury (3)
Assists: Chris Kreider, J.T. Miller (2)
Points: Kyle Jean, Kris Newbury (3)
Games: Several (1)
PP goals: Kris Newbury (3)
SH goals: Kyle Jean (1)
+/- Rating: Kyle Jean (+1)
PIM: Micheal Haley (7)
GAA: Scott Stajcer (3.04)
Spct: Scott Stajcer (.875)
Wins: --
Losses: Jason Missiaen, Scott Stajcer (11)
GPI: Scott Stajcer (2)
Minutes: Scott Stajcer (79)
Individual tickets are on sale now at the Scope Box Office, all Ticketmaster Outlets, charge-by-phone at 1-800-745-3000 and online at ticketmaster.com. Don't miss a minute of Admirals action by purchasing your season tickets today. Stop by the Admirals' Administrative Offices at Scope, call (757) 640-1212 weekdays from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or visit norfolkadmirals.com anytime.
All regular season games will air live on "The Game" 102.1-FM, 1490-AM and online at 1021TheGame.com. AHL Live will also carry online video of every Admirals game on a pay-per-view or season pass basis. Fans can log in to watch, listen or get more information about AHL Live's online audio and video features at ahllive.com.
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American Hockey League Stories from October 15, 2012
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- Whale Weekly - Connecticut Whale
- Falcons Weekly Notes - Springfield Falcons
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- Whale Release Two from PTOs - Connecticut Whale
- Defenseman Ben Blood Reassigned to B-Sens - Binghamton Senators
- Syracuse's Cory Conacher Named CCM/AHL Player of the Week - AHL
- Admirals Open Regular Season with Pair of Wins - Norfolk Admirals
- IceCaps Split First Road Trip of Season - St. John's IceCaps
- Monarchs Weekly Report - Manchester Monarchs
- Sharks Get Ready for Home Opener After Swimming Away from Norfolk - Worcester Sharks
- Admirals Weekly Notes - Milwaukee Admirals
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- B-Sens Sign Goaltender Ben Bishop - Binghamton Senators
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I have a Mark Lipinski Mystery quilt that calls for it. He says cut strips of fabris to 1 1/2", iron them wrong sides together. Sew to quilt using a 1/8 " seam allowance. Add 5 inch border strips. On top? On the edge?
You lay the inner border raw edges to the quilt top and stitch the 1/8". Then attach the outer border as usual (right sides together, raw edges alligned). This gives you a narrow "flap" that lays between the pieced top and the border. Also known as a "flange".
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INDIANAPOLIS – "I'm sweating like a pig!" We have all made that comment at some point in our lives and summer is the season of sweat. BUT, for folks with kidney stones, "sweat" spells "dehydration". Dehydration affects urine output, which is a problem for kidney stone formers.
Now, urine isn't usually a topic of proper social conversation, but for those who form urinary stones, it's a critical concept. When the body is dehydrated, the kidneys conserve water by making urine that is concentrated, and concentrated urine sets up a cascade for stone crystal formation.
According to Dr. James Lingeman, co-director of the International Kidney Stone Institute, "The focus in stone prevention is not the amount of fluid consumed, but rather the amount of urine produced. In the summer months, extra intake is necessary to counteract the season's dehydrating effects. I tell patients they should never pass up a drinking fountain!"
The essential concepts of stone formation are as follows: stone crystals form in the urine only in the presence of particular molecules in enough quantity and concentration to allow chemical union. As Dr. Lingeman quips, "Crystals love one another and they seek togetherness." The essentials of stone prevention, therefore, are to reduce either the quantity or the concentration (through dilution) of those molecules.
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United Mine Workers of America v. Gibbs Case Brief
Summary of United Mine Workers of America v. Gibbs, U.S. Supreme Court (1966)
Cause of action: Gibbs sued in Federal Court against just the UMW, and not either local union or its members. The suit was for a secondary boycott claim under a section of the federal Labor Management Relations Act and a state law cause of action claiming malicious interference with his employment contractual relations and seeking punitive damages that were unavailable under federal law.
Procedural History: Jury found in favor of Gibbs, awarding him compensatory and punitive damages; trial court set aside jury verdict as to the federal claim on the ground the challenged conduct did not constitute a secondary boycott as a matter of law, but sustained the award on the state claim. 6th Circuit affirmed both rulings.
Facts: Gibbs was employed to be a mine superintendent in a new location for a wholly owned subsidiary mine company. Miners, who were represented by a local union of the United Mine Workers, roughed up Gibbs when they learned about his using other laborers from a rival union. Gibbs sued for damages as the result of missing work from his injuries.
Issue(s): Under civil procedure, does a mine worker have the right to attach a state claim for damages, which is the only place he could find monetary relief, along with a federal suit against a national mine company in Federal District Court, when his damages were the result of a physical altercation with local mine workers represented by the same national mine union?
Court's Rationale/Reasoning: Pendent jurisdiction is a doctrine of discretion, not of PL's right. The bases are judicial economy, convenience and fairness to litigants. If federal claims are dismissed, the state claims are out as well. The same thing goes if the state portion of the complaint is thrown out. Some cases exist where a state claim can be dismissed w/o prejudice and tried in a state court. Sometimes the issues are so strongly tied together they must be tried in a federal court.
The district court did not exceed its discretion in proceeding to judgment on the state claim. Although section 303 limited recovery to compensatory damages based on secondary pressures, and state law allowed both compensatory and punitive damages, and allowed such damages as to both secondary and primary activity, the state and federal claims arose from the same nucleus of operative fact and reflected alternative remedies.
Rule: Requirements for pendent jurisdiction: whenever there is a claim arising under the Constitution, the laws of the United States, and Treaties made, or which shall be made, under their authority (Article III, section 2), and the relationship between that claim and the state claim permits the conclusion that the entire action before the court comprises but one constitutional "case."
The federal claim must have substance sufficient to confer subject matter jurisdiction on the court. The state and federal claims must derive from a common nucleus of operative fact. But if, considered w/o regard to their federal or state character, a PL's claims are such that he would ordinarily be expected to try them all in one judicial proceeding, then, assuming substantiality of the federal issues, there is power in federal courts to hear the whole.
Holding: Yes, however the district court was well within its discretion when it threw out the federal charge. There may have been confusion in not keeping both charges together and not throwing the state charge out as well, but the Court finds no error in the lower court.


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Nanograms of vitamin D a healthy person should have per milliliter of blood, according to the Institute of Medicine's 2010 report. Some earlier studies used 30 nanograms as the threshold.
International units (IU) the institute recommends as the daily dose of vitamin D for most children and adults. Those over age 70 should increase to 800 IU. The measure typically can be found on the labels that come with the vitamin.
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An Interview with Shigeto Koyama - Anime Character Designer
Date: 2015 November 6th Friday [18:31] | Posted By:
The May and October
MCM London Comic Cons
are without doubt the biggest geek events in the UK. With over 130,000 people attending this October. It caters for all geeky tastes. Anime fans are also well looked after, each event regularly has an anime guest of honour. The October Comic con played host to Shigeto Koyama, renowned designer, he designed Baymax from Disney movie Big Hero 6. He was also involved in the character designs for fan favourite anime show Kill La Kill, as well as designing the weapons and lots of gear in the well loved game No More Heroes. We were lucky enough to catch up with him and ask some interesting questions.
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Baymax is one of the most dynamic designs that we've seen in a Disney film. How did you come to work on Big Hero 6? Are you pleased with how the film was received around the world, especially in Japan? What were you most impressed about by the finished film?
The director of Big Hero 6 Don Hall I heard was coming to do some research in Japan through a friend of mine who was going to be looking after him while he was there. This was before he made Big Hero 6. And I liked Winnie The Pooh that he worked on, so I told my friend that I would like to meet him and my friend made an opportunity for me to have a meal with him. He's vegan so we chatted over a salad, and he said that he had been in Akihabara doing some research and he bought a lot of toys and one that was of particular interest to him was this Heroman toy. So I said I designed that, and he said oh! can you help me out? And I said "sure!" It was all very casual, but that's how I got involved. It started off very friendly and casual.
Was it challenging creating a character so minimal and so distinctive?
I guess it was difficult. I like the character Eve from Wall-E and I said to Disney that the design needed to be that simple or it would be too complex for people to grasp. So I wanted it to be a very simple design and a very simple face. I think Don Hall had the same idea.
Working on Gundam seems like an anime designer's dream. What did you hope to bring to Reconguista in G when you signed on to the project?
I think there are a lot of designers in Japan who would love to work on Gundam, but not so much me. I like Gundam and there have been various incarnations, but I really like the first one. I like Tomino-san. I always liked watching his work since I was little. So I figured if he was going to do something, whether it was Gundam or whatever he was going to do, then I would like to be involved. It took a very long time, it took 8 years to finish in the end. So it was tough!
You've worked on a few mecha shows in your career. What is your favourite mecha you worked on?
Baymax is one that stands out for me. Then Heroman that ultimately led to Baymax. He is a robot, although I think of him as a character. Those two stand out particularly.
Your career has taken you across a wide variety of shows and movies. What genre of anime have you not worked in yet that you would like to work in?
Bishojo maybe!
Which Bishojo show? Anything in particular?
Nothing particular. I just haven't had the opportunity. I started off on Gunbuster 2: Diebuster. So everything that's come along has been sci-fi. I'm interested in other types of projects as well. I'd like to do something different.
How did you approach the mecha design for Gunbuster 2? Was it tricky to incorporate the original designs, while making the show have its own feel?
Because it was the first thing I designed, it wasn't so much a case of getting my own ideas in there as getting the directors Tsurumaki-san's ideas in there. That's pretty much what I was focused on.
Tsurumaki-san worked on Furi Kuri, and if you've seen that, you'll know he's quite crazy. So the issue for everyone was how to get that craziness across.
Moving on to more funny material, how hard is it to design for shows like Panty and Stocking and Inferno Cop? Inferno Cop, especially, had more off the wall designs!
It was the same team that worked on Gurren Lagann and Panty & Stocking and all the way through to Kill La Kill. They were serious projects, but we always just had a right laugh and messed around in the meetings. It's hard to make anime. So as the project goes on, I find myself getting more and more serious, so we try to find a way of being able to enjoy what we were doing and as a result, we just had a real laugh.
When working on Moribito, what challenges did you face from a design point of view?
Moribito is fantasy and usually fantasy tends to be based in western cultures. Things like Lord of the Rings, The Never Ending Story, stuff like that, but Moribito is an Asian fantasy. So it's fantasy, but with an Asian flavour and it needed to be convincing to Asian audiences. The director Kamiyama-san was very strict about that and we put a lot into the thought about how to go about doing it, but it was fun at the same time. If you're making something based on western culture there's a lot of materials to work from, but not so much in Asia. So I remember doing a lot of historical research and looking into what kind of tools and things would have been used in Asia.
Looking at No More Heroes, it's such a stylistically diverse game. Was it fun to create the weapon designs for that game? Did you get much creative freedom?
It was fun! And I had quite a lot of freedom. As you probably know, the main character Travis is a Star Wars manic and fights with a lightsaber he bought off eBay. So my job was to respect Star Wars but also to incorporate lots of daft ideas to the background of the game. I like Star Wars and I love daft ideas. As I was saying about Panty & Stocking and Inferno Cop, I'm actually better at that kind of silly stuff than serious stuff. So it was quite easy for me.
Is there a difference in designing for games than designing for anime?
Completely different! With games you have the specs of the gaming machine and it needs to be quite highly detailed, but at the same time because the character is always moving you need to be able to recognise them instantly from the colour from the silhouette. So that's difficult. With animation you can't have too much detail because if people are drawing it by hand it just makes it impossible to animate, but if it's too simple it'll be boring for the audience. So it's harder to get that balance right in animation.
With the design work did for the Tachikoma Agent Ghost in the Shell SAC: Solid State Society, was it difficult to work with an established existing design?
Yes, because they were already there in Parts 1 and 2 of Stand Alone Complex and I came in on Part 3, but by then they were avatars in the internet world and they were no longer real. So that was actually the key to the design and it made it quite easy and enjoyable to design,
Last but no means least, can you tell us more about Obake-chan?
When I worked on Heroman and Star Driver and Eureka 7, I worked with a really good graphic designer called Tsuyoshi-san who did the logo designs and package designs for those. I think as far as Japanese anime fans are concerned we are people who do cool things, but we actually draw original art books together to sell at Comiket and we really like messing around, so we decided we were going to write a children's book, which was Obake-chan. We did it independently for Comiket, it's very unusual for that kind of thing to be made into an anime, usually it's more commercial novels / manga that get made into anime rather than something two guys have done independently. It was also quite daft in terms of the content. So I decided I'd like to turn it into anime.
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