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The wine's enchanting bouquet of white flowers, acacia, hawthorn blossom, lily, and tuberose are complemented by overtones of forest floor, spice, frehly-ground white pepper, tea, and saffron. Noble rot has worked its magi, and the bouquet slowly and tantalizingly reveals its full subtlety. Guiraud is deliciously bodied, rich, and velvety on the palate. The fruity flavors are combined with an inimitable botrytis and candied fruit character.
The exuberant flavors burst forth with such sensuality that one hesitates before swallowing to prolong the taste sensations. Guiraud's sweetness melts in the mouth, the aftertaste is always fresh. The initial taste impressions come through again marvellously on the finish, and the pleasure goes on and on. This is the key to understanding Guiraud. It is all about pleasure.
"Tasted as part of a vertical held at the chateau. Like one or two other 2007s, the aromatics on the Guiraud '07 are rather subdued at the moment and they demand coaxing to offer honey, lemon curd and orange blossom. The palate is well-balanced with finer tannins than the 2006. Here, the quality of the vintage finally shows through with impressive precision and focus, building toward the fresh, feminine apricot and dried peach finish that lingers long in the mouth. This is an outstanding Guiraud, but it will reward those with patience. Drink 2017-2035."
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"Shows dried orange and apricot, with a lime and honey undertone. Full-bodied, with medium sweetness, a fruity aftertaste of dried lemon and a medium spicy finish. A balanced and refined Guiraud. Best after 2011."
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Chateau Guirard, located in the heart of the commune of Sauternes, has a 100-hectare vineyard in a single block. The vines are planted around the cellars and the chateau. The Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc grapes ripen very early at Guiraud and undergo tremendous natural concentration due to the effects of noble rot (botrytis).
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Section303.com Presents the Best Goalie Fights of All Time
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By now, you've probably seen last night's "fight" between Penguins goaltender Brent Johnson and Islanders goaltender Rick Dipietro. If not, here it is:
Rick Dipietro vs. Brent Johnson
Yeah, it's disappointing…one punch and Dipietro goes down…but not all goalie fights are like that. Right now, I present to you…the top five goalie fights of all time.
Honorable Mention – Vokoun vs. Kipprusoff
For obvious reasons, I cannot put this video into my top 5. I don't want to come off as extremely biased when I say that I love this fight more than any other (and I do), so I am excluding it from the rankings. However, if you are a Predators fan…there is simply no way to not enjoy this.
#5 – Kolzig vs. Dafoe
Olaf Kolzig and Byron Dafoe were both drafted by David Poile in 1989 when he was the GM of the Washington Capitals. They both won a Calder Cup in 1994 with the Portland Pirates under the tutelage of Barry Trotz. They were very good friends – as pointed out, they were the best men at each other's wedding. It doesn't matter. While neither player ever actually throws a punch, sometimes the call makes the whole bit memorable, as it does here.
#4 – Ray Emery vs. the World
The only thing that would have made this video better would be to see Lindy Ruff actually climb over the glass as he is threatening to do. Emery basically takes an all comers here…and he's clearly loving every minute of it.
Ray Emery vs. Andrew Peters and Martin Biron
#3 – Dan Cloutier Challenges the Rangers Bench
Dan Cloutier is a notorious headcase. The last time he played against Nashville, he took a swipe at Scott Hartnell with his blocker, earning himself a 5 minute major and a game misconduct. Make sure you keep watching after Cloutier drops Salo…because the best part is at the end when Cloutier challenges the Rangers bench. And, of course, there's a familiar voice up in the booth.
#2 – Ron Hextall vs. Felix Potvin
Ron Hextall racked up 5 fighting majors in the NHL and rang up 714 penalty minutes. He also scored two goals and won the Vezina and Conn Smythe.
Felix Potvin had racked up less than 10 penalty minutes in his 4 year career going into the tilt.
None of it mattered…in the end, it was quite possibly the single greatest goalie fight of all time.
#1 – Patrick Roy vs. the Red Wings
In the 1990s, the Detroit Red Wings and the Colorado Avalanche hated each other. They literally hated each other. In the 1996 Western Conference finals, Avalanche player Claude Lemieux boarded the Red Wings' Kris Draper. Draper required reconstructive surgery on his face. Lemieux went on to have his name engraved on the Stanley Cup.
The Wings and Avs managed to play three times the following season without incident, as Lemieux had not dressed. It all came to a head in the fourth matchup on Bloody Wednesday – March 26, 1997.
At the 18:22 mark of the first period, all hell broke loose…and…well, it was the first round of the greatest bout of all time.
On April 1, 1998, the Wings and Avs went toe-to-toe again. Mike Vernon was with the Sharks, which meant that Chris Osgood was in goal for the Wings. When the brawl broke out, this time Osgood was the one to dance with Roy.
The final round of the Patrick Roy rivalry is more hilarious than anything. On March 23, 2002, another brawl broke out in a Red Wings/Avalanche game. Kirk Maltby skated into Roy and Roy started laying punches into him. Dominik Hasek, who had been with the Buffalo Sabres at the time of the last two tilts, took exception to this and skated off towards Osgood. Anticipation mounted as Hasek made his way across the ice.
Fans prepared themselves for the goalie fight of goalie fights. Hasek was only the second goaltender ever to win a Hart Trophy. Roy was the winningest goaltender of all-time. Between the two of them, they had 9 Vezina Trophies and 17 All Star appearances. By all means and purposes, the two best goaltenders of the era were preparing to drop the gloves and do battle.
Or…they were. As Hasek reached Roy's crease, he wiped out…and there was no fight.

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MIDDLETON, Wis (WSAU-Wheeler News) A Middleton woman has been sentenced to two years in a federal prison, for stealing over $1.5-million dollars from a medical group in Janesville. Prosecutors said 55-year-old Brenda Werfal took the money while working as the office manager for Specialty Billing Services. Officials did not say how she was caught.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The Colorado State men's and women's cross country teams kicked off the championship season with the Mountain West Cross Country Championships Friday morning. Hosted by Air Force at Eisenhower Blue Course, the men's team finished second out of eight teams, while the women finished third out of 11 teams in the conference.
Senior Ben Larson took top honors for CSU in the 8-kilometer race, placing seventh with a time of 24 minutes, 32.26 seconds. Junior Andrew Goodman took ninth at 24:36.01, followed by Christian Meyer in 10th at 24:36.07, redshirt freshman Jefferson Abbey in 11th (24:36.24), Alex Muntefering in 14th (24:39.57), Jacob Morgan in 25th (25:00.07), Adam Hartman in 32nd (25:23.05), Alex Balsiger in 39th (25:35.11) and Gus Waneka in 47th (26:03.34).
The second-place finish is the highest for the men since 2005. The top five individual's times were counted toward the team score. New Mexico was once again crowned champions, and Air Force took third place, paced by individual winner Isaiah Bragg.
"It was our best race of the year," Head Coach Art Siemers said. "New Mexico can finish anywhere from forth to eighth at Nationals. To have a 7-second spread between your first and your fifth runner is pretty unheard of. Our men just really responded well with the competition. Obviously, we wanted to win and make history there, but we gave New Mexico a scare and we're going into the regional with some confidence and then hopefully perform really well at the national level."
On the women's side the Rams' captured a third place team finish, edging out fourth-place Air Force by just one point. New Mexico repeated as champions, and Boise State, led by Emma Bates, placed second.
"We're really proud of how the team ran today," added Siemers. "We struggled this year, so we knew we had to get everything on the right page in the last few weeks. They stuck by each other and worked really hard, and it paid off today. Beating Air Force, which is the sixth-ranked team in the region, is a good step for us."
Senior Whitney Henderson was the Rams' top finisher in the 6K with a time of 22:25.25, coming in 19th overall. Six of the nine runners all finished within 30 seconds of each other. Alex Hess clocked 22:29.04 (21st), followed by Chloe Phillips at 22:31.86 (23rd), Kaitlin Hanenburg at 22:40.09 (27th), Sanne Holland at 22:51.20 (31st), Laura Yarrow at 22:52.62 (33rd), Ali Will at 23:00.58 (38th), Marina Roberts at 23:03.92 (39th) and Karlee Schwartzkopf at 23:44.96 (53rd).
All-MW Teams
The top seven finishers from each race earned first-team all-Mountain West honors, and the next seven earned second-team. The CSU men were awarded five all-conference accolades, the most in Mountain West history.
Meyer finishes his career at Colorado State as a three-time all-conference award winner in cross country, with second-team honors last season and first-team honors in 2011. Fellow senior Muntefering is also a multiple all-conference recipient, earning a spot on the first team last season.
The Rams' Sanne Holland earned the league's Freshman of the Year award for clocking the best time among all freshmen in the women's race. This is the first time since 2007's Allison Gohl that CSU has won the rookie award.
Siemers was impress with Holland's time. "Sanne Holland being Freshman of the Year bodes well for the future."
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In their first game following a narrow, four-point loss to Patterson Mill on Friday, the Edgewood Rams got back on track with a 61-49 Monday victory over the visiting C. Milton Wright Mustangs.
The win put Edgewood at 7-3 overall, and 4-1 in Chesapeake (upper) Division play. The Mustangs fell to 8-5 overall, and 1-4 in Chesapeake Division contests.
Edgewood's Kevin Ringgold posted 11 points, four steals and four assists, while teammate Lenier Tucker notched nine points, six rebounds, three steals and two assists.
Roderick Harrison had 11 points, six rebounds, three steals and three assists in the victory, while fellow Ram Jaleel Gibson put up 10 points, three rebounds, two steals and five assists. Lolami Charles scored seven points, while posting team-best totals with 12 rebounds and three blocks. Fortune Okigweh had six points, five rebounds, two blocks and one steal for the Rams, while Detrick Matthews had six points and five rebounds.
Mychal Stefanides led all scorers, posting 25 points in the loss. CMW's Will Hazelton had five points, three steals and three assists, while teammate Connor Bays had three points and four rebounds. Sam Hahner and Alex Battaglia both scored five points for the Mustangs.
Bel Air over North East
The Bel Air Bobcats earned a home-court, Susquehanna (lower) Division win on Monday night, defeating the visiting North East Indians, 75-49.
With the victory, Bel Air improved to 9-4 overall, and 5-1 against Susquehanna Division foes.
The Bobcats jumped on their guests quickly, outscoring the Indians, 22-9, through the first quarter, and at the halftime buzzer Bel Air led 60-34.
Tyler Norcross put up 18 points and 10 rebounds for the Bobcats, while teammate Calvin Fleagle had 18 points and six assists.
Huskies outlast Rams
The Patterson Mill Huskies overcame a halftime deficit and picked up a huge Chesapeake (upper) Division victory on Friday night in defeating the visiting Edgewood Rams, 77-73.
Coming into the contest, both the Huskies and Rams had yet to be defeated in three Chesapeake Division contests. The victory pushed Patterson Mill to 7-3 overall and 4-0 in the upper division, while Edgewood (3-1 Chesapeake) fell to 6-3 on the year.
After two quarters of play, the Huskies trailed, 31-27.
Kevin Dorsey led his team in scoring, pouring in 25 points for the Huskies, while teammate C.J. Felder had 13 points in the victory. Malik Bonds netted 12 points, while fellow Husky Khalid Smith posted 11 points. Bryce Butler had nine points for Patterson Mill, and Mike Reed scored seven.
Edgewood's Jaleel Gibson had 25 points in the loss, and teammate Lenier Tucker netted 16 points. Roderick Harrison registered nine points for the Rams and Trey Hathaway scored seven points. Edgewood's Lolami Charles and Fortune Okigweh both had five points.
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The Joppatowne Mariners (8-3 overall, 5-0 Susquehanna) kept their lower division unbeaten streak alive on Friday night with a 73-60 defeat of the visiting Havre de Grace Warriors (4-5 overall, 3-2 Susquehanna).
Leading the way for the Mariners was Sir Nicolas Phillips, who finished the game with 28 points and 15 rebounds, both of which were team-high totals. Keith Alexander had 13 points, seven assists and four steals in the win, while teammate Khalil Gore put up eight points and fours steals. Joppatowne's Markell Huggins had seven points, eight rebounds, four assists and five steals, while fellow Mariner Jermaine Head Jr. came through with five points, six assists and five steals. Sean Tanner scored nine points for Joppatowne.
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Finding deductions is much easier for filers who itemize, but there are options for many people in several income brackets.
All taxpayers should look at their own incomes to determine whether taking certain financial actions in December is worth it.
"You really want to look at your income, and if you do have income, you'll want to look at that," said Terry Marti, an enrolled agent with H&R Block in Cottonwood Heights.
Charitable donations » As the spirit of the season takes hold of many Utahns, making donations to charities can have the double benefit of helping a worthy cause and providing a tax benefit, said Bill Brough, vice president of the Utah chapter of the National Association of Tax Professionals.
Not all donations have to be made in cash. They can be in-kind donations, accepting gently used items instead.
"By doing something like cleaning out a garage or closet and donating the items to a qualified charity, taxpayers will be able to take tax benefit on their taxes," said Bill Brunson, spokesman for the Internal Revenue Service.
It's essential, though, that the charity be recognized as a 501(c)(3). To check, visit www.irs.gov.
It's also important that those making donations check to make sure the group they are donating to is legitimate.
"Sometimes people get lured into making contributions that either aren't reputable or are just flat-out fraudulent," said Rob Brough, executive vice president of Zions Bank.
He warns donors to be wary of emails that contain links to a website as "fraudsters can create spoof sites" that look real but in fact are not. Instead, he recommends going directly to a website by typing in the URL or calling a familiar phone number.
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10 people, trends, and cultural phenomena that confirm, beyond any doubt, that the New Year can't possibly come soon enough.
If you're looking for validation as a web developer that your job actually matters, then the steaming pile of shit that was Healthcare.gov at launch offered proof that running a functional website isn't as easy as people think. But if you're looking for a way to get medical coverage before that wound festers and you lose your leg, well, better luck next time.
The Knockout Game
Delinquents go out and sucker-punch mainly elderly people for kicks, presumably after eating paint chips and huffing glue. What. The. Fuck.
Only God Forgives
An epic exercise in "it probably seemed like a good idea at the time" that turned out to be a shockingly dull, bewilderingly pointless yawn of a movie. Only worth remembering as the point when we collectively realized that, actually, there was actually such a thing as too much of Ryan Gosling looking sad and brooding.
The Government Shutdown
We went to hit golf balls in October, and Goddamn if the driving range wasn't closed because it was on government land. That sucked. Of course, a million or so federal workers didn't know when they'd get their next paycheck. That must have really sucked.
Paula Deen
There is really just, like, one word you cannot use when you're a rich, Southern, white lady with your own cooking show on the Food Network. ONE WORD.
The Super Bowl Blackout
"Oh my God! It's a total blackout! You can't even see the field!" cried the TV reporters. Bullshit. If you were there, then you'll remember that the only thing that actually went off during the Super Bowl blackout was the air conditioning, and some of the advertising screens (the latter presumably being the real reason the game was delayed - you could see the field just fine, even from the nosebleeds). Want to take a guess as to what 71,000 football fans smell like when the A/C goes off in the Superdome? You just keep guessing. You're not even close.
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AMC tried to bless us with a show to lessen the emotional blow of being without Breaking Bad. Unfortunately, the resulting mess was about as haphazard as Tuco's business practices. We miss Breaking Bad.
Rob Ford
We were evenly split on whether this scandal was the best or worst story of 2013, but since we're too dark, depressed, and drunk to bother with a Best Of list, we're just putting it here. Toronto's obese shit-show of a mayor gave us so many gifts this year, starting, of course, with the admission that he smoked crack "in one of his drunken stupors." And it really only got better from there. There was the comment about how he "has more than enough pussy to eat at home," the time he knocked over a woman at a City Council meeting, the time he cursed in front of young school children… this guy has balls of steel, and if we were Canadian, we'd
kill ourselves vote to re-elect him.
Internet Hoaxes
These days, it feels like we're constantly finding out that every unbelievable thing we saw on the Internet was, in fact, just a bunch of staged bullshit. How are we supposed to live our lives if we have to second-guess the authenticity of every wildly absurd Facebook post and YouTube video? Where does it end? Can't Manti T'eo's girlfriend just be real? And can't "Worst Twerk Fail EVER" just be a video of a girl who sucks at twerking, instead of Jimmy Kimmel fucking with us? Just stop it, Internet.
Anthony Weiner
When your surname also happens to be a euphemism for men's genitalia, you're going to want to be really careful with respect to how you operate your own genitalia, as you will always be a dick joke waiting to happen. So, what does New York's disgraced former congressman do? Send a bunch of dick pics to women using the handle @CarlosDanger, and then indignantly refuse to end his campaign for mayor. What an asshole – er, dick.
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Four of the gardens are private gardens (including three small suburban gardens and one large country garden), all full of gardening ideas for visitors.
Also included is a large community garden where residents can share in the enjoyment and maintenance of the garden. Of particular interest is one of Patterson's best kept secrets—the Patterson High School/FFA garden. The display includes raised planting beds, a greenhouse and shade house. This is a teaching garden where students learn skills they can carry forward into higher education and careers in the field of agriculture and floriculture.
Tickets may be purchased at the Patterson Garden Club meetings on March 27 and April 24 between the hours of 9 and 11 a.m. and the day of the tour from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Las Palmas Mobile Estates Clubhouse, 250 East Las Palmas Ave.
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Can something come from nothing??
I was reading some articles on google and I found something very interesting.
This article says that matter can be conjured from vacuum now.
Then does that mean something can come from nothing??
Or is vacuum considered as something??
Also some following questions,
Is time classified as something??
How would you guys explain the first cause? (i.e God, BigBang)
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Mar 23 2013: Strictly speaking, since all things come from God, and God is omnipresent, then nothing could come into existence that does not come from God. However, I am no expert in science, and would not claim to know what matter there was at the time of creation. From what I've heard, it seems there must have been some form of energy to start creation, that which we would call God. As Aquinas would prove, there must be something to bring this contingent world, which we know is in a state of existence, from nonexistence into existence. That being, which is from another realm of existence than this one that we know is called God. God is the first cause of everything; it is that simple. And to read it more eloquently than I could ever write, look to Aquinas Five Ways in the Summa.
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This is Fox 5's Friday Night Live, a weekly celebration of the end of the work week. All summer long, the Fox 5 team brings you the latest in entertainment, nightlife, food, and music in our area.
In this jam-packed episode:
Dan Bowens interviewed Romeo Santos, the self-proclaimed King of Bacahata, who sold out consecutive nights at Yankee Stadium. Santos grew up in the Bronx.
Simone Boyce has a first look at "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes." She interviewed Andy Serkis, Jason Clarke, Gary Oldman, and Keri Russell. Simone also tried out some of the special gear the actors used to portray the apes.
Simone and Baruch Shemtov weighed in on some of the hot topics in pop culture right now: women and red clothes, Rosie O'Donnell coming back to "The View," Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling expecting a child, and Internet memes and jokes.
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The couple wanted for a shooting Monday in Johnson County Illinois were arrested yesterday in Kentucky.
41-year-old John Cunningham and 43-year-old Janet Cunningham found sleeping near a truck stop in a stolen vehicle.
While running from authorities they reportedly stole a pickup near Ashmore, IL.
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Monroe Showcases its 80th Anniversary
"Dancing Through the Decades" was the theme of the 2013 Homecoming week which celebrated the 80th anniversary of Monroe College. Alumni, students, faculty, and staff who participated did much more than dance. Oh, what a week it was!
The week started out with the annual Dec-A-Door contest showcase. The college's doors and hallways were transformed into scenes of music icons and dance groups showcasing the top dance trends of the decades during which Monroe developed into the exciting college it is today.
More than 200 guests celebrated on Monday evening at the annual Craig Rutman Culinary event honoring our beloved culinary instructor. This special evening featured delectable dishes skillfully prepared and served by students and instructors from our acclaimed Culinary and Hospitality majors.
On Wednesday evening, the Athletic Department sponsored a basketball game held in our MAC gym in New Roc Center with the New Rochelle Policemen and Firemen. Thursday evening, students from both campuses celebrated and danced the night away at our annual Homecoming Dance at Eastwood Manor in the Bronx.
Friday evening featured an exciting gala celebrating Monroe College's 80th Anniversary. Guests were treated to Monroe's storied history through a slide presentation. The event also included the all-important annual Alumni reunion. Six distinguished Monroe alumni were honored with awards presented by Leslie Jerome, Alumni Director. The plumed memory-inspiring centerpieces, festooned with gold musical instruments, enhanced the "Dancing Through the Decades" theme. Members of the college community's star power, The Dance Connection of New Rochelle and The Industrial Rhythms of the Bronx, provided popular music and dance entertainment for the evening.
Monroe Miles, another popular event celebrating Monroe College's homecoming, kicked off Saturday morning. This popular event included a 5K Run/Walk, through the streets near the campus. The Carnival under the Tent was an incredible festive event for participants of all ages. Alumni, staff, faculty, students, and family members came out for festivities. Whether they were dancing to the music, getting their faces painted or enjoying a game at one of the carnival booths … there was definitely something there for all.
The homecoming game at SUNY Purchase against Louisburg College of North Carolina was Monroe's first ever North East Football Conference (21-17) victory. It was a victorious finish to the incredible week of proud memories and good times!!!
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The organizer of a golf tournament held yesterday at Spring Creek is hoping when people sign in, they also sign up to save a life. We have more on the man behind "Compassion in Action" and how a complete stranger from somewhere in this country saved his life by donating bone marrow.
More than 100 golfers showed up at Spring Creek Country Club to show support for recent cancer survivor Rodney Lamfers and support his new venture "Compassion in Action". A fund set up through the Avera McKennan Foundation with the Alvin Plucker Family from Chancellor this summer.
Rodney says, "Last year my friends held a golf benefit for our family to raise money to help pay expenses. I couldn't play in it because I was in the hospital at the time getting treatment, but I enjoy golf and this is a way for my friends to get together and raise a little money. We ended up raising a lot more money than I expected which is a good thing. We started "Compassion in Action" as a way to give back to other going through the same battles."
Life for Rodney and his family over the course of the last year has been anything but par for the course. In August of 2009 Rodney, at the age of 36, was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia or AML which is a quickly forming blood cancer. Rodney found out early on he would need a bone marrow transplant to survive. After several rounds of chemo, he got that transplant in December.
Rodney says, "They tested my brothers and they were not a match so we went to the National Bone Marrow Registry and 5 people were a 100% match in the data base. From there the doctors picked one."
Because Rodney's donor is a complete stranger he wants to encourage others to consider adding their name to the registry. Members of the Avera McKennan Bone Marrow Transplant Program were on hand to help with that.
Coordinator Sarah Schuster says, "Each center is different in how they want to run their stem collection. Here at Avera McKennan locally we would give you a few growth factor shots for a few days and then you come in and it is very similar to donating blood. It takes about 4 hours and then you go home. It's an amazing procedure to be able to do that. What a gift to be able to give the gift of life and be a donor."
Matt Mueller didn't know Rodney personally until today, but like Rodney, is a fellow CPA and is sits on a board with one of Rodney's friends. That's why he came here today to golf and get his name on the registry.By the way, it doesn't cost a thing.
Mueller says, "Just to get on the registry it only took a couple minutes to fill out the consent form. The swabs (you swab the inside of your cheeks in 4 places) took 30 seconds so it doesn't take much effort at all. I think it hit home when I heard the story of Mr. Lamfers last year. He has young kids at home and a young wife. I'm young so I think it just really hit home for me and it's for a good cause."
This may look like your typical best ball, but really it's compassion in action.
The golf tourney netted around $11,000. The first recipients were Grant and Bonita Vietor of Sioux Center, Iowa this summer.
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Through the new National Preparedness Institute, Indian River State College is taking the lead in public service education with up-to-the-minute training and consulting services in the public service sectors of law enforcement, homeland security, fire, emergency management, legal assisting and human services.
The institute is based at the college's Treasure Coast public safety training complex in Fort Pierce, a 50-acre living laboratory that has engaged public safety professionals from around the nation and world in mock disasters, simulations and exercises using the latest methods and technologies to keep the public safe.
NPI has already secured training contracts with Ineos New Plant Bioenergy in Vero Beach, to conduct emergency response to ethanol fires and hazardous waste operations and emergency response training, a report-writing consulting contract with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and will play a lead role in the 2012 Great Florida Fire School, a five-day training school for firefighters throughout Florida.
Additional one-day training programs are also in the works with local agencies in an effort to strengthen the local first responder workforce.
"The transition to the National Preparedness Institute was a natural one; after five years of partnership with Workforce Florida, IRSC recognized that Homeland Security is a developing industry with unique needs," said Evan A. Berry, assistant dean of public service education.
"As the National Preparedness Institute, Indian River State College will continue to serve organizations and individuals alike as a clearinghouse for education, research and training."
With direct input from businesses and public safety agencies across the nation, the NPI will provide relevant, cost-effective training and consulting services that reflect current needs and issues and boosts the knowledge, skills and abilities of public safety providers.
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A new captain has taken charge of the Wilkens Precinct.
Capt. Douglas Irwin, a 20-year veteran with the Baltimore County Police Department who has spent the past 10 months as commander of the department's Internal Affairs Division, took the precinct's command on Oct. 22.
Irwin's previous assignments include positions at the Criminal Investigation Division, the Community Drug and Violence Interdiction Team, Criminal Intelligence, the 911 Center and the Patrol Division.
He's also been a firearms instructor and a member of the Hostage Negotiation team.
By the middle of his first day in office, Irwin had rearranged furniture, hung pictures of sailing ships and topped a jack o'lantern with his police cap.
More importantly, he'd met with his staff — many of whom he already knew — looked at the crime statistics and considered what areas are the "hot spots" in the precinct.
Irwin is no stranger to precinct work. One of his earliest assignments was at the nearby Woodlawn Precinct, where he was shift captain for three years.
A graduate of Liberty High School, in Eldersburg, the Community College of Baltimore County and University of Maryland, Irwin decided to apply to the Baltimore County Police after hearing about its good reputation
The new commander said he'll make fighting crime his top priority.
"I've been an investigator at every rank," Irwin said. "I'm a crime fighter first."
But, Irwin noted, that means more than making arrests.
"My focus will be on crime: preventing, solving and making sure people aren't afraid of crime," he said.
That means offering a conduit to necessary social services, assisting victims and gathering necessary information, he said.
Communication with the communities in the precinct is key, he said.
"We don't clear crime without community involvement. It's just that simple," Irwin said.
Irwin lives in Carroll County with his wife and two teenage children, and the family pets: a dog, two cats, two rabbits, and two goats.
A runner and swimmer, he has served as a torch bearer for the Baltimore County Police Department Torch Run to benefit Special Olympics.
For the past three years, he has been the team captain in a 195-mile relay race with other department members to benefit a nonprofit group helping the homeless population.
While serving as a Scout leader, Irwin led his son's troop on horseback to Philmont, Scouting's challenging hiking and camping site in New Mexico.
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"Individually, we are one drop. Together we are an ocean." -Ryunosuke Satoro
When Spartans were attacked in battle, they formed a tight group, using their shields to protect themselves and their fellow warriors. This was called the Phalanx Formation. If one Spartan broke formation and tried to flee, his comrades lost the protection of his shield and would likely be killed. Spartan soldiers depended on each other completely, entrusting each other's lives in their fellow soldiers' hands in each battle they fought. A Spartan standing alone on a battle field may not have been much of an opponent, but a group of Spartans in tight formation was a formidable foe.
To work in a group, people must learn to trust each other. To be effective together, each member must know how the others will think and will act, especially during times of stress. Spartan warriors lived together, ate together, trained together and fought together. Their entire lives were spent together, to the point that Spartan soldiers were as close as brothers.
In our modern world, it may seem impossible to know another person to the same degree that classical Spartans came to know their fellow soldiers. We rarely have the opportunity to really get to know the people we work with and depend on.
With time so short in our society, how can you get to know the people around you? How can you learn to be part of an army that works and functions together, instead of just a soldier standing alone?
Getting out of the office, away from emails and pressing deadlines affords people a perfect opportunity to actually learn about their coworkers.
Competing in a Spartan Race together is a great opportunity to discover your coworkers' hidden talents. Crawling through the mud break downs the barriers coworkers feel between each other in the office. Aspects of people that would usually never be seen come right up to the surface.
Learning new things about your coworkers can be really enlightening when you're back at the office. Someone you never thought was brave before may show a lot of courage under pressure by crawling under barbed wire and hurling themselves over obstacles. Next time there's a big presentation, you will know the perfect person who can be confident on a stressful day. Under stress we learn how other people really think and act. It's much easier to work with other people when you know what they're made of.
If a group of people can run a Spartan race together, I guarantee you that they will be able to run the rat race together, no sweat.
In short, work together. Strength in unity is universal.
You see how that works next time you're at a Spartan Race. See you at the finish line…
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In July 2012, internet articles and blogs talked about a house exhibited in Beirut made out of what was called Eco-Board panels. It was mentioned these boards were made in Lebanon out of 100% recycled plastic. But no other background information was available, neither on the internet nor on Cedar Environmental's website – the company who manufactures these boards.
So ELHUB decided to take a closer look and headed to the mountains to meet a certain Ziad Abichaker, the contact person for Cedar Environmental.
Driving passed Bickfaya towards Abou Mizane on a hot summer morning, we weren't expecting anything much. What could Cedar Environmental be after all? Probably a group of self-righteous golden boys who quit banking in order to save the world. Or maybe some sort of public/private consortium spending away tax money on make-believe initiatives for a better future.
We could not have been further from the truth.
On site we were greeted by a tall and peculiar Ziad. It turns out, him and his men (and women?) are pretty much the driving force behind all projects. Definitely overactive, a somewhat dissipated personality. An enthusiast for sure, eager to share his work with us, he takes us on a tour of his eco-industrial park.
As we try fishing for information and sum up his thoughts, he jumps from one plant to an other: strawberries, cucumber, beans, tomato, peaches… Each time making us taste; mmmm, these taste surprisingly good considering the high industrialisation of the area. Ziad's aim? To turn the Abou Mizane plant into a self sufficient microcosm where contributors sleep, eat and work on site, all this ideally operating with auto-produced energy. How is this possible? To understand, let us try to explain what Cedar Environmental actually does.
Ziad studied an unpronounceable area of expertise in the US in the growing domain of environmental engineering. Today, he seems obsessed with the fact that our societies continuously produce enormous amounts of waste but do not develop enough methods to put these wastes to use. So, project by project, he tackles problematic wastes in Lebanon and gives them another life.
With slaughterhouse waste (that is traditionally dumped into the sea…), he achieves total reusage of the material by producing various forms of fertilizer: liquid, powder and pellets. All of them certified for organic agriculture. From malleable plastic materials, Cedar Environmental makes Eco-Boards. From paper making pulp and agricultural waste, they are currently developing what is called biomass briquettes, mini pallets that could serve as burning agents for various usages.
Slaughterhouse recycled fertilizers
Production of biomass briquettes
All these processes are made by Cedar Environmental, using low-tech and affordable machines that have been developed specifically for these purposes. It is all about trial and errors and basic research and development. The long term vision is a zero waste program for companies nationwide. Any company that has expired packaged products or manufacturing waste would work with eco-industrial facilities to find a new use to their unutilised by-products. The main challenge Cedar Environmental faces today is transportation; how to collect and drop off these wastes at the recycling plants. Ziad currently operates 2 plants for Cedar Environmental and has consulted and built 11 others for third-party companies.
To say it simply, Cedar Environmental's site in Abou Mizane, hidden between quarries and other construction factories is a precious initiative for Lebanon's future. It is a plant where very real techniques and tests go on to establish new living standards. Admittedly, it is the first serious look at viable waste management techniques in Lebanon that produces useful commodities modifying near-future behaviours. If the biomass briquettes are efficient enough, the Abou Mizane plant and others will soon operate independently of any external energy supply, specifically free of overly polluting diesel fuel.
In a word, we came in fishing for info about recycled panels and went out wishing Ziad would be put in charge of public works in Lebanon… But we still managed to get details about Eco-Boards!
Eco Board panels.
Like all Cedar Environmental processes, Eco-Board is a patented technique that basically turns all malleable plastics and other synthesised products (chips and coffee bags…) into a solid hard panels for which you could find many different uses. The basic steps are crushing/flaking the materials and then melting while compressing them into panels. You end up with boards that have a wild pop-arty feel with a hint of granite to them that comes from the metallic inside of some of the raw materials used. Different assembling of materials can be used to get various tones of colours. In front of all these panels we truly are dazzled, we touch, turn around them trying to figure out what the materials inside are and imagining the many possible uses. Ziad tells us that unfortunately, the material is not to everyone's liking and they are today trying to develop painting techniques that will both help preserve the aspect of the material and also offer the possibility to cover it completely.
Artists and designers have shown strong interest in Eco Boards; coffee tables and outdoor pots are made and the Beirut Art Centre asked for an installation. But Ziad is a pragmatic man. He wants his product to serve greater purposes. So he imagined a prefab house, whose façade is entirely made out of Eco Boards. And he built a prototype that was put on a street in Beirut for a while. The house is now being insulated with expanded polystyrene, recuperated from ice rinks and the floor covered with reclaimed wood pallets. This house would sell for approximately 7500$, serving a large demand in cheap housing or leisure and vacation facilities. A great challenge for Cedar Environmental.
Insulated with reclaimed polystyrene
Eventually also, Ziad would like Eco Boards to be used for a wide variety of needs in urbanisation, building constructions and mechanics such road fencing, false ceiling, partitions, machinery and endless other possibilities we'll leave you here to imagine.
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GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - The public is getting a chance to see the latest plans for Walmart's proposal for a store in downtown Green Bay's Broadway District.
The proposal is for a 154,000 square foot store with over 600 parking spaces.
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Hi Evans, sorry for the delay.....I wanted to respond in detail to your question about relation between my titles and science. My wife Claudia found "The Struggle of the Turtle to the Sea" in 1977, when she heard the long suite I just wrote at the time that develops into different sections she thought of a documentary she had just seen on TV about baby sea turtles struggling from the beach to the ocean as soon as they are born. She also found "Wandering On the Milky Way", my violin sound through long echo evoked flying in space and we searched for a title that would reflect our interest into space discoveries and astronomy in general. I came up with "Life Cycles" and "Forms of Life" because the way these pieces start with small groups of notes and rhythms that slowly evelove by changing or adding just one note or rhythm evoked for me the evolution and mutation of genes and cells. I am only a musician with no scientific education and just read a few books written by scientists who manage to make it fairly easy to understand, so that I am a bit less ignorant.Apr 26, 2014 5:54pm
Concert of last week in Stuttgart
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Korb (close to Stuttgart) GermanyStuttgart: what a great show together with your daughter Clara. The entire band was fantastic, the sound was awesome! I would love to see/hear this kind of concert on DVD or CD. A new release would be higly appreciated! All the best, FriedrichApr 25, 2014 7:28pm
Science/Environmental Themes?
Evan Hammond
Charleston WV USJean-Luc, as I've said before I'm a new fan getting to know your albums. As an environmental biology student, there are many song titles that grab my attention - "The Struggle of the Turtle to the Sea", "Wandering on the Milky Way", "Life Cycles", "Once a Blue Planet" and "Forms of Life" among others. Can you shed some light on your interest in science and how these themes came into your work?Apr 22, 2014 12:00am
Thanks for all the years of enjoyment
Mike Mathew
Puyallup, Loreto, Seattle WA / Mexico! USA / Mexicolove that you're part of our life and all you've enhanced the sounds of the world. Since the 70's a true follower I've been. Partying away and thought I'd say hi. Take care Jean. All the best always, MiguelApr 18, 2014 6:39am
Coming to America?
SteveHi Jean Luc, Any plans to play in the US in 2014? I have been listing to your music - well since the 70s and just admire your skill to bring an instrument alive. I wish you all the best! Thanks for Music!Apr 11, 2014 8:24pm
Luke Cranitch
IrelandDear Jean Luc. I was wondering if you are taking any trips to Ireland this year especially with Rayford Griffin who is my drum hero? LukeApr 7, 2014 11:46pm
New Fan!
Evan Hammond
Charleston WV USHello! As a new fan, it has been a great joy to get to know your music album by album. I'm very much enamored with "Civilized Evil" at the moment. I've recently taken up the violin after 15 years of my youth seriously invested in guitar and your playing is just an inspiration in the most joyful sense. I'm aware of the limitations of my age and muscle memory with regard to my playing potential, but the allure of the instrument is too powerful to sway me. I just wanted to say thanks for your work, as it pushes me to learn a new way to express myself and hopefully develop my own voice.Apr 4, 2014 3:53am
Lead Sheet for "Change of Life"?
Lincoln Nebraska USAHi, I'm a violinist that has been exploring non-classical music for the last 7 years. I have your book of 22 compositions, your body of work is so massive, but I'm a big fan of "Rite of Strings" that you did with Stanley Clark and Al DiMeola. I could perform Renaissance, but I need more players. Is there a lead sheet that I can buy for Change of Life, that would be great with guitar or piano.Apr 3, 2014 7:57pm
Jon Anderson collaboration
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Boulder CO USAHi Jean Luc, I have always been a fan. You are one of a kind. I have LOVED your collaboration with your daughter, Clara. Stellar heart felt beauty. As a Jon Anderson fan I was heart broken that the guys wouldn't let Jon back in the band "yes". Jon never needed to take a leap backwards, he simply needs a real band. There is something special about two cosmic messengers coming together in these times. It's not only intriguing, it is like a spark of light, a super additive effect is on the horizon. I am moved and grateful and so look forward to hearing you all. COME TO COLORADO!!!! Love to you and all whom you love. TerryMar 30, 2014 9:57pm
Jon Anderson project...and Brazil
BMBGreat news on the Jon Anderson project, and your note was fascinating. This is going to be so cool. Various internet sources have identified the musicians involved, so no need for me to rehash that here. Imagine if Bill Bruford came out of retirement to participate...very cool to imagine. Now, for the Brazil concerts (with Rayford, Baron, and William)...anything fans can do to help leverage that for some US appearances? I would love to see Rayford with the JLP band...of course, any JLP band is welcome, to say the least.Mar 27, 2014 12:12pm


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Carver said he does not know whether Lanza had Asperger's syndrome — a possibility that has been raised — but he said Asperger's "is simply not on the menu, in terms of what is wrong with this kid. Asperger's is not associated with behavior patterns that are violent."
Determining why Lanza went on a rampage that apparently ended only when fast-arriving police prompted him to kill himself may be difficult. Lanza destroyed a hard drive from his computer, which authorities had hoped would reveal clues about what he did, and he killed his mother as she slept.
Carver said that Nancy Lanza died of four gunshots to the head from a .22-caliber rifle. She was in bed when her son killed her, and likely still asleep, Carver said. The rifle was left at the house.
Mary Ellen O'Toole, a retired FBI profiler and behavioral scientist, said seeking an answer in Adam Lanza's biology is worthwhile.
"I think it's great to consider if there's something here that would help people understand this behavior," O'Toole said.
There will be other important clues contained in the reports that detectives prepare about the crime scene and their interviews with witnesses, O'Toole said. Some of that information may help behavioral scientists answer the key question: why?
One thing is apparent from the evidence made public so far, she said. The assault on Sandy Hook Elementary "was not an impulsive act," she said. "This was well thought out."
The planning could have gone on for days, weeks or months, she said.
State police Lt. J. Paul Vance has repeatedly described the investigation as a process during which Newtown and state police detectives will peel back the layers of the case. Just how much of the story detectives will finally be able to tell remains unknown, but it will not be a fast process.
"It's going to take months," Vance said.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has declared Friday a day of mourning and has asked that people observe a moment of silence at 9:30 a.m. He has also asked houses of worship and government buildings with bells to ring them 26 times in honor of the victims.
"Let us all come together collectively to mourn the loss of far too many promising lives at Sandy Hook Elementary School," Malloy said. "Though we will never know the full measure of sorrow experienced by these families, we can let them know that we stand with them during this difficult time."
Malloy has also asked governors throughout the nation to join Connecticut "during this time of reflection and mourning."
"Mourning this tragedy has extended beyond Newtown, beyond the borders of Connecticut, and has spread across the nation and the world," Malloy said. "On behalf of the state of Connecticut, we appreciate the letters and calls of support that have been delivered to our state and to the family members during their hour of need."
Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C., Connecticut's senators thanked their colleagues for a resolution of condolence and support for Newtown and urged Congress to never let such a tragedy occur again.
"Criminal and deranged people should not be able to get their hands on firearms,'' said Democrat Richard Blumenthal, who called for "a meaningful and thoughtful debate. .. This is our moment."
"The Supreme Court has made it clear that government can impose sensible regulation,'' said Blumenthal, who called for new restrictions on high capacity ammunition magazines that enable weapons to quickly fire multiple rounds.
"What real hunter uses or needs 30-round clips?"
Independent Joseph Lieberman said, "The question is, 'Can we do anything to stop this from happening again?' "
"We can prevent this from happening to people again," Lieberman said. "We can certainly prevent it from happening to some people. I have seen some progress. Some colleagues who have been protectors of gun rights are saying things have to change."
He cited Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va. On Monday, in response to the Newtown shootings, Warner said "enough is enough" and called for "rational gun control."
"I hope we will act," Lieberman said. "There will be no better tribute, no better consolation to the families that lost loved ones."


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- The company, on the basis of change in net income from the same quarter one year ago, has significantly underperformed when compared to that of the S&P 500 and the Machinery industry. The net income has significantly decreased by 313.3% when compared to the same quarter one year ago, falling from $2.07 million to -$4.42 million.
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- Net operating cash flow has significantly decreased to -$0.21 million or 123.08% when compared to the same quarter last year. In addition, when comparing to the industry average, the firm's growth rate is much lower.
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Think of the haters in your life as sandpaper; theyll scratch you up time and time again but in the end youre polished, smooth, and spotless..while they end up useless
We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.
there's just too much that time cannot erase
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And the more I know, the less I understand
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