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LiveMATCHDAY LIVE: Millwall v Blackburn Rovers
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- WELCOME to the Den for this afternoon's Championship clash between Millwall and Blackburn Rovers. Don't miss a kick of the action with our matchday live blog.
Report to follow.
FULL-TIME Millwall 2 Rovers 2.
Then Millwall miss a chance to win it, Simeon Jackson heading wide.
The substitute nudges Rovers level.
GOAL 2-2 Rovers. Josh King.
Brilliant save from David Forde denies Josh King after the sub's sharp turn in the box. 92mins. 2-1.
5 minutes added time.
Paul Robinson denies Simoen Jackson one-on-one after fellow sub Stefan Maierhofer played him through. 89 mins. 2-1.
GOAL 2-1 Millwall. Simoen Jackson (pen). 88 mins.
PENALTY Millwall.
SUB for Millwall. Carlos Edwards off, Stefan Maierhofer on. 83 mins. 1-1.
SUB for Millwall. Scott Malone on, goalscorer Shaun Williams off. 82 mins.
Rovers have played better with 10 men. Still 1-1. 82 mins.
Rovers nearly in front, arching Michael Keane header from a Craig Conway free kick brilliantly palmed away by David Forde. 78 mins. 1-1.
SUB for Rovers. Josh King on, Jordan Rhodes off. 76 mins. 1-1.
Wasted chance Millwall, Simoen Jackson losing his footing when he had a clear sight of goal, his effort trickling into the arms of the grateful Paul Robinson. 74 mins. 1-1.
Corner to the back post missed by David Forde and Michael Keane is there to head in his first goal for Rovers and bring the 10-men level.
GOAL 1-1 Rovers. Michael Keane. 65 mins.
The Lions have their tails up, Owen Garvan firing marginally over from 25 yards. 60 mins. 1-0.
SUB for Millwall, Simoen Jackson on, Fred Onyedinma off, and Rovers, Chris Taylor on, David Dunn off. 59 mins.
GOAL 1-0 Millwall. Shaun Williams (pen). 57 mins.
SENT OFF Grant Hanley for fouling Steve Morison in the box.
PENALTY Millwall. Grant Hanley for a foul on Steve Morison in the box.
Second half under way. No changes for either side. Rovers need to be sharper.
HALF-TIME Millwall 0 Rovers 0.
Two minutes of added time.
Better touch there from Luke Varney and he would've been through on goal. Good cross inn by Tommy Spurr. 45 mins. 0-0.
BOOKED Millwall's Scott McDonald after he illegally stopped Michael Keane from getting down the right wing. 38 mins. 0-0.
Paul Robinson makes a save low to his left to deny Scott McDonald, who cut inside on to his right foot and tried his luck from 20 yards. 34mins. 0-0.
Good play by Rovers, who are now having the better of the game. Jordan Rhodes chesting the ball down into the path of Corry Evans, whose first-time 20-yard flies over. 34mins. 0-0.
Rovers really should play on Millwall keeper David Forde, doesn't half take his time with clearances with his feet. 33 mins. 0-0.
Millwall captain and keeper David Forde comes to claim a Tommy Spurr long throw, misses it completely and a defender clears for a corner. 27 mins. 0-0.
Great chance Rovers, Grant Hanley rising highest in the box to meet a Craig Conway corner. Should have hit the target. 25 mins. 0-0.
Gone quiet on the chances front but Millwall will be the happier of the two sides. Their intensity has been better than Rovers, who have looked dangerous on the counter. 23 mins. 0-0.
Big let-off for Rovers, from the resulting free kick, Owen Garvan, from an angle, smacked it against the post. On the breakaway, Jordan Rhodes cut inside and had a shot saved. 15 mins. 0-0.
BOOKED Rovers left-back Tommy Spurr for a stupid tackle on Ryan Fredericks on the far side of the box. 14 mins. 0-0.
Steve Morison, who was excellent in the reverse fixture, already causing problems for the Rovers defence. Open start. 13 mins. 0-0.
Great chance Rovers, brilliant through ball from David Dunn to Luke Varney, who one-on-one, sees his shot blocked by David Forde, with the Millwall defence reacting quickly to clear the loose ball. 7 mins. 0-0.
And another chance for the Lions. An Owen Garvan corner swung to the back post and Steve Morison, under pressure, sends a diving header from close range straight at Paul Robinson. Should have done better. 4 mins. 0-0.
First chance of the match goes Millwall's way as Scott McDonald's header is turned over by Paul Robinson. It came from a Ryan Fredericks cross. 3 mins. 0-0.
We are under way a little later than usual here at the Den, which is bathed in glorious sunshine.
The teams in full are...
Millwall: Forde, Fredericks, Lowry, Beevers, Williams, Edwards, Abdou, Garvan, Onyedinma, McDonald, Morison. Subs: Bywater, Malone, Robinson, Upson, Woolford, Jackson, Maierhofer.
Rovers: Robinson, Keane, Hanley, Kilgallon, Spurr, Evans, Williamson, Conway, Dunn, Varney, Rhodes. Subs: Eastwood, Kane, King, Olsson, Taylor, Dabo, Cairney.
Rovers have made two changes for this afternoon's Championship clash at basement boys Millwall.
One is enforced as Luke Varney replaces Rudy Gestede, who is ruled out with a groin injury.
The other is tactical as fit-captain Grant Hanley replaces Todd Kane, who drops to the bench.
Hanley will resume his centre-back partnership with Matt Kilgallon with Michael Keane switching to right-back.
Millwall, who slipped to the bottom of the table in midweek, make four changes and include new loan signing Carlos Edwards in their starting line-up.
Good afternoon and welcome to the sun-kissed Den.


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After Zion, we went to Bryce Canyon. I don't exactly remember the name of the village, but it was something with Bryce blabla too. We only stayed there for a day. The day we arrived, we did a drive along a couple of viewpoints along the canyon(s?). The canyons are really beautiful, I'll post some pics later, I can't really describe it otherwise. The next day, we packed up, and went to the last viewpoint (which we skipped the day before), and did a trail that went into the canyons. It was SO beautiful. The weather was really nice, and the rocks seemed possible more orange in contrast with the blue sky. The rocks itself are also beautifully shaped. It was very impressive. The view over the valley thing was really beautiful (sorry for the redundancy of my choice of adjectives, haha). The hike was kind of exhausting too, though. In the beginning it wasn't that hot, but in the end it was quite bad. It was a trail that just had an endpoint, it wasn't a circle, so you had to go back. The first part wasn't hard at all to me, and half of the way back wasn't hard either, but the last part back was more in the sun and more steep, and it was much harder than the rest. It was really worth it though, for everything that I'd seen.
The rest of the day, we drove to our next destination, Torrey, Utah. Close to the Capitol Reef park. The drive itself was pretty nice. It changed all the time, from red rocks to lovely green meadows to white rocks to forests. It was definitely an enjoyable ride. At some point we were at 3+ km high, with a beautiful view over the area. There were also pretty cool forests, the trunks of the trees were all white, and the forests were like small gatherings of trees, very close together in the middle of a grass field. We arrived fairly late, so we didn't really do anything that day. The next day, me and my parents did a scenic drive thing and some walking in the park. We visited a Mormon school thingy from a community called the Fruitas (because they grew a lot of fruit and vegetables). The school was the cutest thing ever, it was a TINY building, basically a small classroom with walls and a roof, and all with old interior and all. There also were really cool trees, with roots that grew above the ground. The rest of the park was nice rocks, like all the parks kind of are, haha. One thing about it was pretty cool though. There were like, little dunes against the rocks, and we weren't sure whether it was sand or stone. It turned out to be (very solid) sand. The cool thing was that at some points, there were like, plaques of something in the sand. I still don't exactly know what it is made from, but it was like, very soft stone and stuff that really resembled crystal. You could break it with two fingers, that soft although it was fairly thin.
For the rest, we didn't do a whole lot in Torrey. It was mostly relaxing.
After that, we went to Moab, where we are now. This is our second day in Moab, we arrived yesterday. Yesterday we did some drives and one trail in the Arches National park. In the beginning it was kind of dodgy wheather, there was a super heavy rain thingy going on I don't know how far away, but we could see it, with the occasional lightning bold. As an example for how bad the rain was, at some point we couldn't see anymore what was ground and what was air, it was just one big gray curtain of rain.
Anyway, we did a couple of drives. It was pretty cool in the beginning already. There were just like these huge walls of rock, almost randomly scattered over the area. Later on, we actually saw some arches. They're pretty huge when you're close to them, haha. We did a walk to a couple of arches, I did some climbing. A girl exclaimed 'Green Day shirt!' very exitedly when she noticed my shirt xD At some point, it started raining, and later the sun joined in (while it was still raining). It was absolutely beautiful. The rocks were immensely shining, and the sun was shining on that and that gave a really great effect. Even reminded me a little bit of some apocalyptic landscape, almost. There also were two rainbows at the same time.
In the end, we did a small walk to a viewpoint of Delicate Arch, the best known arch in the world and the one that's on the Utah license plates. It wasn't the trail actually to the arch, you just viewed it from a distance, I think it was a mile or something, but you could still see it. It also gave a beautiful picture, the silhouettes of the arch and other rocks against the blue, somewhat cloudy and somewhat yellow at points, sky. Later, when the sun was set, the clouds almost seemed like they were on fire, and there was this orange glow over the mountains. There was also this really green with a blue-ish tint valley you looked down on. In all, that was a very beautiful place to be. Then we went home and had dinner at 9:30.
The next day, today, we didn't do much at first, and in the afternoon we went to the Dead Horse Point state park, which turned out to be very tiny, but the views were nice, and the Canyonlands national park, where the views were nice too. We didn't do too much though, and nothing more than a 200m walk, because it was simply too hot. Then we went home, I forgot yet again to take a picture of our street sign (La Camino…..ring a bell, anyone? ^^) and another street sign, had dinner, and I went on the computer. And then it was now and I'm finally not behind anymore with this blog :D Although this update and the previous ones aren't the best.
edit: Whoops, I was going to post pictures, buuuuuut there are also other people who want on the computer, so that's going to have to wait for at least one more day. Oh well.

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Product DescriptionGiro took the best of the Exodus and made it even better. With 24 enormous vents, E2 is a mere skeleton of its predecessor. It?s also lighter, and features Wind Tunnel Ventilation, an in-mold Hardbody? and our top-of-the-line Roc Loc 3.
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Date Reviewed: September 15, 2009
Strengths: Great ventillation, strong helmet, decent visor. Overall a great helmet for trail or road protection. Rocloc adjuster fits the head comfortably.
Weaknesses: Haven't found any yet...
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $125.00
Purchased At: Trek of Pittsburgh
Similar Products Used: Bell helmets
Bike Setup: 2007 Gary Fisher Tassajara 26" hardtail with 100mm front travel.
Date Reviewed: September 6, 2009
Strengths: good ventilation, light weight
Weaknesses: RETENTION SYSTEM FAILED. I crashed in a rock garden this weekend, and the retention system blew out, leaving the helmet flopping on the back of my head. What good is a helmet that moves out of the way during impact? See similar "Roc-Loc" complaints at bottom of page.
Bottom Line:
What good is a retention system that easily pops out of the helmet? It provides a false sense of security.
The helmet should stay in place & take the impact. My helmet has a small scratch & my forehead has 8 stitches...
Don't skimp on safety, get a helmet with a decent retention system...
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Purchased At: Price Point
Similar Products Used: Trek, Fox helmets.
Date Reviewed: August 4, 2009
Strengths: Great Safety, comfort, fit & retention system, excellent ventilation, lightweight, very strong, design/colour/graphics, manufacturing quality + finishes, durable hardware.
Weaknesses: A tad pricey, interior cushioning & straps prone to perspiration soaking, otherwise none I can think of.
Bottom Line:
The Giro E-2 is the best Trail/XC/AllMtn helmet I have owned.
Like its predecessors, it survived my occasional endos and wrecks on tech single track & fire road washout ruts with no visible damage to shell or foam.
It was recently destroyed following crash while on a mountain ride when my left handlebar was grabbed by bush branches while avoiding a huge mud puddle across the whole fire-road on a fast downhill descent. Oww..! I'm still digging dirt out of the rash on my right elbow!!
The shell material remained intact with some gravel dents and scuffs; the foam inner was broken in numerous locations above the right ear location. The helmet did its job perfectly in protecting my head from a potentially serious concussion..or worse. At least so far.
The E-2 gets my top recommendation, if you can still find one, unfortunately it's been discontinued and superceded by the Giro Athlon, now my replacement.
Buy it, love it, trust it, full kudos!
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $160.00
Purchased At: LBS, Bow Cycle
Similar Products Used: Giro Havoc, Louis Garneau
Bike Setup: Custom K2-5000 alu frm; XTR/XT fr/rr der; self built M517-32s rims, Stan's NoTubes, Pana-FireProXC fr/rr, DT15/16db spokes, XTR rhub, XTdisk frhub, Shimano 185mm ctr lock disk, Avid Juicy7 fbrk, Avid 2.0V rbrk, Easton CT2 23"str hbar, RaceFace 100mm/10d Deus stem; RockShox 100mm XLC dtrclmp fork w EKO TotalAir cartridges, RaceFace Deus X 175mm Cranks w 44,34,22 Ch Rings, XT 11-34 cassette, Cane Creek Cloud Nine 200mm e-e rear shock on custom upper adapter, RaceFace XT alu seatpost, Specialized Rival Mtn seat, Oakley M frame eyewear.
Date Reviewed: March 1, 2009
Strengths: Light, durable, comfortable, doesnt move a bit once adjusted, looks nice and saves you from getting a serious concussion
Weaknesses: must adjust rock lock system with both hands in order to fit right.
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Price Paid: $70.00
Purchased At: Jensonusa
Bike Setup: azonic az7, marzocchi mx pro 100mm, lx dcl
Date Reviewed: February 9, 2009
Strengths: ventilation, comfortability
Weaknesses: price
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Purchased At: Helen's Cycles
Similar Products Used: GT ???
Bike Setup: Scott CR1 SL, Ultegra pedals and Dura Ace everything else, Cat's Eye Speedometer
Date Reviewed: June 25, 2008
Strengths: Best Helmet I've ever owned, next to the King Cobra(Which they don't make anymore.) Comfort is top notch.
Weaknesses: Nothing
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $110.00
Similar Products Used: Specialized, Bell, Trek, more giro helmets
Bike Setup: Klein Attitude Race with a sic racin' setup.
Date Reviewed: March 15, 2008
Strengths: Lightweight, great ventilation, snug fit, great moisture control, very cool looking.
Weaknesses: Visor doesn't stay in place very well, best just to leave it alone for fear of breaking it somehow.
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $89.00
Purchased At: blueskycycling.com
Similar Products Used: Bottom of the line Trek garbage helmet, great for first start, but soon grew out of it.
Bike Setup: 2005 Cannondale Prohpet, lefty and all.
Date Reviewed: March 9, 2008
Strengths: Light weight, easy to adjust, great air flow, and ventalation.
Weaknesses: NONE
Bottom Line:
I myself am prone to concussions thanks to good ol' hockey. I've had 3 bad ones.
This helmet saved me from my fourth this past summer. I took a hard wipe, and smacked my head hard. The helmet broke virtually at every vent, but I got up and was able to finish, and more importantly, remember the ride. I am truely convinced that this helmet has it where it counts.
It sucks that I wreaked a nice helmet, but hey...they can be replaced. I have since bought my second, and I am at ease, knowing this helmet can take a hard lick.
Hope this helps anyone look to buy a helmet. Keep the rubber side down!!
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Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid: $90.00
Purchased At: Chico 24hr Summer Solstice Race
Similar Products Used: All types
Bike Setup: Santa Cruz Blur Classic
Date Reviewed: November 23, 2007
Strengths: Lots of air flow, roc loc good
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid: $60.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Giro Atmos, Giro Exedus
Date Reviewed: November 2, 2007
Strengths: Fit was good - not 'special', but very good. Got a great value on it (no way should you pay even half of the MSRP listed at the top of this review screen - like $200 or something??).
It works well for the purpose intended, and I am glad about that!
Weaknesses: Pads soak up sweat to the point that they start dripping down the front on most rides. This is a problem I have with every helmet I have had, so I probably would not hold it against the E2.
Bottom Line:
On a solo ride at Stanky Creek mtb trail yesterday I suffered a freak (and spectacular) crash at high speed. I landed, in this order, on my head, left elbow, and left torso. Usual bruises and abrasions, but after a very hard head impact on compacted gravel/rock, I was able to get up and start worrying about my bike. Only a lingering headache the next day, and the need to puchase a new lid.
The helmet split/cracked in about three places on the left side right above my ear. Exactly what it is supposed to do.
If I had not had it on (or maybe if I had a lesser helmet), I might still be in the creek righ now mumbling for help...
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid: $80.00
Bike Setup: Mtn: Santa Cruz Blur (classic) with XC setup
Road: Specialized Roubaix
Date Reviewed: November 1, 2007
Strengths: Light weight, great ventilation, looks cool
Weaknesses: the most expensive MTB helmet I found
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $125.00
Purchased At: TREK
Bike Setup: wheels, fork, seat, drive chain, brakes and handlebars
Date Reviewed: August 28, 2007
Strengths: Great fit, easy adjustment, lightweight, cool to wear, adjustable visor (a key feature for me)
Weaknesses: Straps don't fit flush against skin by ears like I'm used to with old helmet(s). More of an appearance thing, I don't feel anything weird while wearing the helmet.
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $130.00
Purchased At: Rock n Road Cyclery
Similar Products Used: Bell Paragon circa 2001
Bike Setup: 1990 Fisher Paragon--old school!!!
Date Reviewed: August 15, 2007
Strengths: Light weight, good looks, lots of vents to keep your head cool.
Weaknesses: Mine is broken...But wait
Bottom Line:
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Price Paid: $60.00
Purchased At: giro
Similar Products Used: Bell
Date Reviewed: June 23, 2007
Strengths: Fit, Retention Device
Weaknesses: Padding
Bottom Line:
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Similar Products Used: Giro Exodus, Giro Atmos
Date Reviewed: June 6, 2007
Strengths: cool and comfy
Weaknesses: $$
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Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid: $120.00
Purchased At: trek
Bike Setup: xc
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in one north Toledo neighborhood are taking a stand against crime, and they
went straight to the top with their concerns.
Sky Cop surveillance camera at Lagrange and Huron is one of the only cameras in
the neighborhood, but residents there say that's not enough. On Tuesday, they
met with Toledo Police Chief Derrick Diggs, asking for more.
residents are members of a community group called One Village Council, and live
in the area bordered by Summit, Lagrange, Champlain and Bush streets. They told
Chief Diggs about robberies, shootings and assaults that are plaguing their
terrible," said Chuck Comstock. "It brings me and my wife to tears at night,
you know, what we've seen."
residents are asking for more cameras to deter crime. Chief Diggs reminded them
that he only has so many resources, but gave them an answer they could live
won't commit to four. I'll commit to three additional [cameras]," Diggs told
promised new cameras would go up at Magnolia and North Ontario, Bush and North
Ontario, and North Erie and Chestnut streets. He couldn't say when, but said it
would be within six months.
also want more officers patrolling in squad cars and on foot.
want people to be able to go out and sit on their porches, not being harassed,
people being able to walk the street, go to the stores," said Sy Kreais, who
has lived in the neighborhood for 53 years.
chief said he doesn't have the manpower to bring a dedicated foot patrol to the
neighborhood, but said he would look into it. He also offered the residents a
bottom line is it's a two-way street," he said. "We have got to work together…You
have to be willing to be our eyes and ears."
also said the neighborhood is a lot safer than residents think it is.
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John Liebert, a Blaine City Councilor and member of the
Peace Arch Association, the group that organizes the event, said Hands Across The Border has
been postponed the past two years because of the General Service
Administration's ongoing reconstruction of the Peace Arch border crossing
Because the event will coincide with the 100th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America and the Girl Guides of Canada, however, PAA members have elected to have the celebration in spite of the construction constraints.
Funding for past events came from the VFW and American
Legion clubs throughout the country but Liebert said because of recent
cancellations, they've fallen out of the funding loop. Now they are looking for
private donations to pay the $5,000 needed for closure of the highway, toilet
rentals and liability insurance.
Liebert added a local individual has promised to match up to
$2,500 for funds that are raised before May 7.
"We will have two weeks, basically, to get this done," he
The event brings together an average of 10,000 youth and
veterans from the United States and Canada to commemorate the anniversary of
the dedication of the Peace Arch and celebrate peace and international
cooperation between those.
Construction on the Peace Arch monument began in 1920 and the 67-foot structure was dedicated in September 1921. Half of the arch rests in each country. The park surrounding the arch was paid for through pennies donated by school children in Washington and British Columbia.
Checks can be made to the Peace Arch Association, PAA or Hands Across The Border and dropped off at the Blaine Visitor Center or mailed to P.O. Box 1357, Blaine, Wash. 98231. For more information, call 332-8981.


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Almond to miss training camp; Souhan joins Twitter
I'll be on KSTP tonight at 6:30-7 p.m. to talk Wild.
The Wild will not only be without arguably its best scorer at next week's prospect tournament in Traverse City, Cody Almond will miss training camp, too.
The talented scorer, who helped lead WHL Kelowna to the Memorial Cup last season, sustained a Grade 2 sprain of the MCL last week while practicing with his former junior team. It's a tough blow for the 20-year-old center, who scored 33 goals and 66 points last year for Kelowna and signed a three-year deal with the Wild in March. He'll play this season in Houston.
The Wild will also be without scorer Jay Fehr, a tryout from Brandon, in Traverse City. He sustained a punctured thigh during a recent jetskiing accident.
Also, columnist extraordinaire Jim Souhan has joined Twitter @souhanstrib. Now you can read the one-liners we hear in the pressbox.
My favorites so far:
– Nathan said he's taking his family to the fair. Do they serve sadness on a stick?
– If Jon Rauch's neck tattoo were any bigger it would be a mural.
– Thanks for following me on twitter. Remember, send all hate emails to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Next, Souhan promises to blog.
Lastly, the NHL and Jim Balsillie are currently going head-to-head in a Phoenix courtroom in the Coyotes bankruptcy hearing. Wild owner Craig Leipold was deposed for eight hours last Wednesday. Leipold has been outspoken in his belief that Balsillie is not fit to be an NHL owner.


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The Patrick administration is pressing Amazon.com Inc. to begin collecting sales taxes from Massachusetts customers as early as next year, arguing it is no longer exempt under federal law from charging the tax.
Under federal law, online retailers do not have to collect sales taxes from Massachusetts buyers unless the company has a physical presence, such as an office or store, in the state. But officials in the administration of Governor Deval Patrick contend that Amazon's purchase of a North Reading technology firm, Kiva Systems, earlier this year, as well as its ongoing efforts to recruit engineers for a new office in Cambridge, establish the kind of physical presence necessary to collect the 6.25 percent sales tax.


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Speros Batistatos, president and CEO of the tourism agency, presented the 2012 Hospitality Awards on Wednesday at the annual holiday reception at the Indiana Welcome Center. About 300 members of the tourism and hospitality industry attended.
Microtel Inn and Suites of Michigan City was honored as Hotel of the Year, Towle Theater of Hammond was awarded for staging "A Fabulous 50s Swank 60s Christmas" and The Times Investigative Editor Marc Chase was awarded the Attraction of the Year award for his and others' work in establishing the South Shore Civil War Memorial Trail.
Also honored were Joe Michalik, of Crown Point, as Volunteer of the Year; state Rep. Charlie Brown, D-Gary, as elected official of the year; and Bistro 157 in Valparaiso as restaurant of the year.
Outgoing state Rep. Chet Dobis, D-Merrillville, received the agency's Lifetime Service Award for 42 years of achievements in the General Assembly.
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Edina 3, Blaine 2
Jake Sampson and Andy Jordahl scored goals just 2:13 apart in the second period to help defending big-school state champions Edina rally to beat Blaine in the opening game of the big-school Minnesota boys' state hockey tournament Thursday.
The Bengals carried a 2-1 lead into the first intermission, thanks to goals by brothers Michael and Jonny Brodzinski late in the opening period. Michael's 14th of the year came on a power play, while Jonny's came shorthanded.
But after Blaine was able to crack Edina netminder Connor Girard twice on only five shots in the first period, the senior goalie and the Hornets' defense limited the Bengals to 12 shots and limited zonetime in the final 34 minutes (Minnesota high school hockey plays 17 minute periods.)
Girard, who was promoted to the starting job late last season, is now a perfect 10-0 in playoff games, including an All-Tounament performance last year in St. Paul to carry Edina to the title.
Mr. Hockey finalists Max Everson and Steven Fogarty, who will be playing for Harvard and Notre Dame, respectively, each tallied single assists. Lou Nanne was the only Hornet to register multiple points, collecting two assists.
Edina plays Duluth East in the first Class AA semifinal on Friday night.
Duluth East 4, White Bear Lake 3 (2 OT)
With just 10 seconds left to play in regulation, White Bear Lake thought they had scored the go-ahead-goal in their quarterfinal matchup with Duluth East. Instead, the referees ruled a Bears' player had knocked the puck out of the air with a high stick, the game went to overtime, and the Hounds' Zac Schendel scored one minute, 19 seconds into the second stanza of free hockey to sink White Bear Lake's hopes of advancing to the semifinals.
The Bears are now 0-18 in quarterfinal games at the state tournament.
White Bear Lake battled back after being down 2-0 and 3-2, thanks largely to star-forward Brandon Wahlin, who had the first two goals for the Bears.
Hunter Bergerson and Dom Toninato scored before the midway point of the second period to give Duluth East a 2-0 lead before White Bear Lake stormed back to tie the game.
JoJo Jeanetta stopped 24 shots for the Hounds, many of which were in spectacular fashion in the third period and the first overtime, to help carry Duluth East to their first semifinal since 2005. Trevor Olson scored the third goal for the Hounds; Mitch Morrisette tallied White Bear Lake's third marker.
Duluth East advances to play Edina in the semifinals Friday night at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul.
Eden Prairie 5, Lakeville North 0
Top-seed Eden Prairie sent a message to the rest of the tournament field with a dominating 5-0 victory over Lakeville North Thursday night.
Mr. Hockey finalist and University of Minnesota recruit Kyle Rau led the Eagles, who won the championship two years ago. Rau had two goals–one shorthanded and one on the power play–disrupted the Panthers' attack and was all over the offensive zone.
Maybe the lone bright spot for Lakeville North was goalie Charlie Lindgren, who stopped 32 shots, many of which were point-blank or tic-tac-toe plays.
Eden Prairie was a perfect three-for-three on the power play, registering ten shots, while holding Lakeville North to only five shots on five man-up chances.
Senior Andrew Ford, playing in his fourth state tournament game, stopped all 20 Lakeville North shots. Ford, along with current-NHLer Nick Leddy, were the main factors in Eden Prairie's championship run in 2009.
Andrew Knudsen, Mark Rath and Nick Seeler also scored for the Eagles. Seeler had a stellar game, adding two assists and ten shots to his statline.
Eden Prairie will play fourth-seeded Eagan tomorrow night in the second Class AA semifinal.
Eagan 4, Moorhead 0
In the Thursday nightcap, fourth-seeded Eagan held an early 1-0 lead for the majority of the game, and then added three late tallies to send Moorhead to the consolation bracket.
Goalie Tommy Bodeker was great for the Wildcats, stopped all 27 Moorhead shots. Through five playoff games, Bodeker has four shutouts and only two goals against. Not to be outdone was Moorhead's goalie, Michael Blitzer, who made 30 saves of his own in a losing effort (the final two Eagan goals were empty netters).
The only two blunders on Blitzer's résumé were off the sticks of Nick Kuchera and Will Merchant. Kuchera gave the Wildcats the lead just 3:35 into the first period after he beat Blitzer to the blocker-side. Merchant scored a huge goal late in the final period on a great individual effort that ended with him turning and finding the twine over Blitzer's glove. Eagan's final two goals were scored by Cody Mason and Brady Loew, both into a yawning cage.
There was only one power play in the game, and the Spuds only managed to get two shots on net and no quality scoring chances during their two minutes with the man advantage.
With the win, Eagan advances to take on star-studded Eden Prairie Friday night in St. Paul.
Three Stars of the Day:
1. Bodeker – The senior netminder stopped all 27 shots he faced to get Eagan to the semifinals.
2. Rau – Future Gopher Rau scored twice, had six shots on goal and was all over the ice in the Eagles' Thursday victory.
3. Jeanetta – Jeanetta made some ridiculous saves in the third period and overtime to keep his Hounds alive against White Bear Lake.
Other Notes:
- The attendance for the day was just over 32,000, a modest total for the Class AA quarterfinals.
– For the first time in recent memory, no private schools punched their ticket to St. Paul for the State tournament.
– Friday morning is the Class A semis, with Hermantown playing Hibbing and St. Thomas Academy against Thief River Falls. All championship bracket games in both classes are played at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, while the consolation games are played at Mariucci Arena on the campus of the University of Minnesota.


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The ability to deal with any incident depends on good pre-planning and communication. EVMS is committed to informing the community of an emergency, disaster or potential disaster immediately upon determining the nature of the emergency. Using the school's emergency notification systems, the Emergency Response Group will immediately notify the campus community of a confirmed emergency or dangerous situation that presents an immediate threat to the health or safety to the community.
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Throughout history the prolific springs at the park have attracted prehistoric animals, Indians and pioneers, such as the legendary Daniel Boone. In 1778 Boone and a party of Boonesborough men were captured here by the Shawnee Indians during a salt-making expedition. Today, visitors can walk the very ground where 182 settlers, outnumbered and outgunned, fought for their ives in what is thought to be Kentucky's last battle of the Revolutionary War on August 19, 1782. Blue Licks, a place where istory, nature and fun await you.
Lodge Rooms - The lodge offers 32 rooms with full amenities, including two suites, one of which can be used as a hospitality center for meetings and family reunions. The gift shop offers Kentucky handcrafts, books, confectioneries and a wide array of other items.
Cottages - For park visitors who want the convenience of home, two, two-bedroom executive cottages are available overlooking the Licking River.
Dining - Visit Hidden Waters Restaurant and enjoy a relaxing meal next to the fieldstone fireplace or overlook the banks of the Licking River from the patio in this 172-seat restaurant, known throughout central Kentucky for its excellent southern cuisine.
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How i Reduced My Melasma with Apple Cider Vinegar By Ruth's Real Food 03/29/12 22:50 In the grand scheme of things, melasma isn't the most serious of medical problems, but it's what I notice when I look in the mirror – or at least it used to be. But first things first. Melasma is diffuse pigmentation that appears on the face. Melasma -...
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How To Make Homemade Apple Cider Christmas Gifts with Printable Tags By Jasey's Crazy Daisy 12/20/13 23:11 I'm always on the lookout for unique holiday gift ideas. There's nothing wrong with cookies, fudge, or other delicious baked goodies, but sometimes I like to think outside of the box and give something a little different. A few years ago I shared a recipe... Add to my recipe book
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Apple Cider Braised Ribs By Michele's Woman Cave 12/17/13 18:30 I had leftover apple cider that needed a good home and the brisket had turned out so well using it that it was time to try some ribs. They came out with a delicious apple flavor and so tender they were falling off the bones. Plus after you brown them, all... Add to my recipe book
Homemade Sparkling Apple Cider By Catz in the Kitchen 12/05/13 09:00 I recently started watching Grey's Anatomy. Everyone I've ever heard talk about it has always raved about it. So I thought I would give it a try. I'm only in the middle of the second episode, but I'm liking it already. I do not find Dr. McDreamy to be at... Add to my recipe book
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Baked Whole Wheat Apple Cider Donuts By Frolic Through Life 11/13/13 15:44 Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 15 min Even though most of the world seems to be ready for Christmas, I am still savoring the fall. I love the long chilly evenings, being snuggled up in a warm blanket with some fall treats. When we were at the pumpkin patch, we ate Apple Cider Donuts that were... Add to my recipe book
Hot Spiced Cran-Apple Cider By A Palatable Pastime 10/19/13 14:01 Deliciously simple way to warm up some fruity and spicy cider on a chilly night! Keep it warm in a coffee carafe for easy serving to guests! Living in an area where apples orchards are plentiful, I have come to use a variety of mulled and hot cider recipes,... Add to my recipe book
Apple Cider Pork Loin By SmtRecipes 10/17/13 08:01 Serving: 10 What you need : 1 (2.5 kilogram) pork loin ¼ cup light brown sugar 4 cups unsweetened applesauce 1 cup apple cider 1 teaspoon dried thyme ¼ cup Dijon mustard 1 medium onion, peeled and sliced (Optional) What you do: Step 1: If there is fat in... Add to my recipe book
Apple Cider Caramel Sauce By The Galley Gourmet 10/16/13 14:33 This time of year, sliced apples and caramel sauce are a favorite after school snack. I took my girls and a friend to Edwards Apple Orchard in Poplar Grove, IL to pick apples, eat apple cider donuts, and pick up some really good apple cider. With all of... Add to my recipe book
Apple Cider Bubble Bread By Recipes For My Boys 10/10/13 22:28 I found this amazing drink mix the other day .. Alpine Apple Cider Caramel Drink Mix! (This is not a sponsored post..I just love this drink mix!) Once I opened the package, I knew it was destined to be in a recipe. Thoughts of everything fall ran through... Add to my recipe book
Massaged Kale Salad w/ Roasted Butternut Squash, Pomegranate, Pepitas & Warm Apple Cider-Bacon Dressing By The Café Sucré Farine 10/07/13 20:32 Kale. Is it a frequent flyer in your grocery cart? Do you like it? Or do you wish you liked it, knowing that it's one of the healthiest vegetables you can eat being loaded with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber? It helps lower cholesterol and reduces... Add to my recipe book
Apple-Cider Cheese Fondue By A Clove of Garlic, A Pinch of Salt 10/05/13 02:24 Everybody's into seasonal things these days. It seems like every year there are more and more expectations about what we should do, wear, eat during each new season. Or maybe this is nothing new. Maybe I just missed the memo while I was busy playing at... Add to my recipe book
Apple Cider Pie By The Iowa Housewife 10/03/13 10:00 Fine Cooking Pie Cookbook did it again. I rarely make a two crust pie, but the recipe for the Apple Cider Pie looked so good that I thought I would just have to try it. What a great pie! Everyone really liked it, and I could eat the filling as it is thickened... Add to my recipe book
Mulled Apple Cider By A Palatable Pastime 09/30/13 17:16 Warm spiced apple cider to chase away the chills, vampires and werewolves on a cool autumn evening! Another year has come and gone, it seems. Where did summer go? And while autumn has *Officially* started, only now do we stare down the door to October,... Add to my recipe book
Mini Apple Cider Donuts By Life and Kitchen 09/30/13 03:15 This past weekend was an enormous effort to pick up/clean the house to prepare for window installers to come next week, and to get a jump on having the house generally clean before Lily's birthday party two weeks from now. Which sounds ridiculous, I know,... Add to my recipe book
Hot Apple Cider with Spiced Rum (The Fall Yum!) By Cast Iron & Wine 09/26/13 20:48 Dear world: Fall is better than anything. The cooldown after that last flash of summer heat, the sweaters, the recipes, the Halloween decor…it's just magical. Poet Lloyd Schwartz captures autumn in the northeast in the 3rd verse of his work, "Leaves": You'll... Add to my recipe book
Apple Cider, Rosemary, and Garlic Brined Chicken By Bobbi's Kozy Kitchen 07/25/13 20:02 There is a local company that has just begun to really take off, Purdy Organics, and they have some really wonderful products. I have a Pickled Beet Salad with Walnuts and Feta that uses their pickled beets (YUM) and I have been really wanting to try some... Add to my recipe book
Mixed Greens and Apple Cider Vinaigrette By BIZZY BAKES 07/15/13 06:00 It is that time again --- Secret Recipe Club Reveal for Group B. We have seen, over the years, many groups start and many have not been able to continue for lack of participation. The SRC has not had that problem. They went from a once a month group to... Add to my recipe book
Slow Cooker bbq Pulled Pork with Apple Cider By and gee said... 05/02/13 02:48 We had this for dinner the other day, and it was so, so good. I remember the first time I had pulled pork was in the Hard Rock Cafe in Las Vegas when I was six. I thought it was the absolute, best thing ever. (Plus we were flying to Disneyland the next... Add to my recipe book


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Despite its still youthful freshness, this rich and at the same time elegant Spätlese (literally: "late-harvest")from the famous Wehlener Sonnenuhr vineyard shows a fine fruity, floral Riesling characteristic and an underlying hint of mineral from the grey Devonian slate soil.
Serve this refreshing wine slightly chilled! Enjoy it just by itself, if young with spicy dishes and - especially when more matured - in combination with seafood or poultry, but also red meat.
"Some of Prüm's releases in this decade have been more fruit-forward and less overtly yeasty than in the past, but this wine feels like a Prüm Spätlese of old: Tightly restrained and stubbornly closed behind a wall of youthful fermentation aromas, it takes its time to reveal subtle detail and silky depth of fruit. It's infused by the haunting blue-slate character for which the vineyard is renowned, and while it undoubtedly packs more richness and ripeness than a Prüm wine of 20 years ago, it maintains a similar feeling of delicacy, purity and grace."
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"Rich and bright, offering a nice backdrop for its peach, nectarine and slate flavors. Though juicy and defined, this lingers on the finish, with a citrus and mineral aftertaste. Drink now through 2025."
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"Elegant aromas of Bing cherry, apple blossom and roasted pine nuts. Sweet, delicate and nonetheless creamy on the palate, with sweet herbs and a touch of vanilla. Lemon curd and slate animate this serious spatlese's compelling finish."
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For centuries the Prüm family has called the village of Wehlen home. The 33.5 acre estate consists of nearly 70% ungrafted vines. Holdings are in the best parts of the top Middle-Mosel sites: Wehlener Sonnenuhr, Zeltinger Sonnenuhr, Graacher Himmelreich, Graacher Domprobst, Bernkasteler Lay, Bernkasteler Badstube, and Bernkasteler Bratenhöfchen. Average annual production is 13,000 cases. The harvest at J.J. Prüm is always extremely late, and the wines are very long-lived.
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The Mosel river winds its way through this wine region, passing by some of the steepest, most northerly vineyards of the world. The wines from the Mosel have a most distinctive soil based on slate. The slate-rich soils covering the region are what imparts the amazing, well-loved slate-y, mineraly flavors and aromas to the delicate Mosel wines. To keep...Read More About Mosel-Saar-Ruwer
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Date: Sunday, July 13, 2014,
Place: Boston University, Life Science & Engineering
Bldg, 24 Cummington St, 1st Floor Conference Room:
(Room 103), Boston, MA 02215
Topic/Activity: The King Audio
Electrostatic Loudspeaker (Prince III)
& the electrostatic KS-H3 Headphones
Roger DuNaier of Performance Devices
will travel to the East Coast from Torrance, CA, to
demonstrate some of the King
Sound electrostatic technologies. Performance
Devices is the exclusive US distributor for King Sound
and will demonstrate the Prince III full-range speaker
system and two electrostatic headphone systems. The
The $14,995 King III (Prince IIIs bigger brother)
was rated Best of the Show by the Absolute
Sound Magazine in their AXPONA (Audio Expo North America)
2014 report. The show was held from April 25th through
27th at the Westin O'Hare in Chicago.
The CNET earphone of choice,
the KingSound
KS-H3 headphones, was highly rated by Steve
Guttenberg. He said they are Astonishing headphones
with clarity like you've never heard before.
David Cohen of Hegel Music Systems located in Framingham,
MA, will be present and has graciously agreed to supply
their highly regarded electronics for the demonstration.
King Sound is a well-established
electrostatic loudspeaker manufacturer in Hong Kong.
King Sound products retail in the UK, Italy, Canada,
US, China and Australia. The 13 year old company has
already earned a reputation for high performance and
very competitive prices. Audiophiles around the world
have been taking notice of the once small manufacturers
pledge to bring genuine high fidelity back into your
listening room. Alvin Foster, BAS founder, has maintained
at their Annual BAS Consumer Electronics Show Review
Meetings that the KS-10 electrostatic speaker is among
the best items demonstrated at CES. For the last 5-years
Foster has always categorized the KS-10 as one of
the most accurate speakers auditioned at CES.
As always, you do not have to
be a BAS member to attend.
Refreshments will be available at 5:30 PM.
See the AXPONA notice below.
For a parking Map of suggested
streets near Cummington Street, e-mail your Map inquiry
to David Hadaway - email@example.com
By Jonathan Valin
Best Sound (for the money):
King Sound King III electrostatic loudspeaker (pictured
While I dont have the space to go into the usual
detail, several other loudspeakers managed to make
very good sound in Chicago.
The $15k King Sound King III
electrostats, for instance, were perhaps the most
lifelike speakers at the show on voice. (Mel Torme
was right there on Once In Love
With Amy"), but then stats are famously
great in the midrange and, because of their figure-eight
radiation pattern, more immune to some of the room
effects that plagued most of the dynamic loudspeakers
at the Westin.
In any event, I really liked the King III's and was
pleasantly surprised by how natural their bass sounded,
even if it wasnt as deep or as hard-hitting
as that of the Wilson Alexias.
(The King III was a close contender
for one of my Top Five System slots.)
Directions: Note
that parking is no longer allowed in the
block in front of our meeting place (temp
parking for unloading/loading is OK).
At Boston University,
Cummington St. (Mall) is an east-west
street just south of Commonwealth Ave.
It is one-way going west. From Storrow
Drive going east, take the first BU exit.
At the stop sign turn right on Commonwealth
Ave (a left is not permitted). Bear left
and at the 3rd light take a u-turn, go
half a mile and turn right on Blandford
St.(Mall) (at a traffic light) and turn
right on Cummington St. (Mall) The entrance
is on your left, number 24.
From Commonwealth
Ave going west, after Kenmore Square,
after the tracks come up out of the tunnel,
there is a traffic light at Blandford.
You should turn left on Blandford, but
no left is permitted. Instead turn right
and make a U-turn. Continue on Blandford
and turn right on Cummington St. The entrance
is on your left, number 24.
MBTA Green line -
exit at Kenmore Square or the next stop,
Blandford St. & Commonwealth Ave.
Walk a short distance and make a left
turn onto Blandford Mall and then a right
onto Cummington Mall.
Use your GPS (!)
note: Google maps and Apple maps show
them as Blandford Mall and Cummington
Mall. Bing maps shows them as Blandford
Street and Cummington Street.
When collecting
and plotting "noisy" data it is often
useful to have Microsoft Excel plot a Trend
Line through it. If that data is to be
used for further work, it may be necessary to
have an X-Y table of the Trend Line. That is
not easy to get and this paper will show how
to do it.
Joseph DeMarinis
has a new article here: Extracting
Numerical Data from an Excel Trend Line
Some earlier BASS
issues, previously available only directly by mail,
are now available online, on the BAS SPEAKER page,
Show your appreciation
for the immense amount of dedicated work that went
into both the original writing, gathering, editing
and printing, PLUS the more recent scanning
and conversion to PDF format, by joining the Society,
AES Future Meetings
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There is a posting of an ABX article, The
Digital Challenge by Stanley P. Lipshitz HERE
The Boston Audio Society needs individuals
who will write summaries of BAS meetings into *.pages, *.doc, or *.txt
files. We usually have audio recordings of the meetings. We pay for
your work. Ask about our bonus program for meeting-writers! Contact
David B. Hadaway (603-899-5121; firstname.lastname@example.com).
For sale: Several CD storage racks,
some made by Bostonwood (www.BostonWood.com/cd.html):
Two four-shelf units (25.5"Hx17"Wx5.5"D); One four-shelf
unit (25.5"Hx24"Wx5.5"D); Two three-shelf units (19.5"Hx17"Wx6.5"D);
one home-made three-shelf unit (18"Hx14"Wx6"D). I have
attached a handle and chains to several units, making them convenient
open-top carriers. David J. Weinberg (Maryland; 301-593-3230).
Seeking a two-channel preamplifier
such as an Apt Holman, an early Hafler, or an early NAD. Must work properly.
Fred Ampel (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Seeking prereceord Advent cassettes,
especially Russell Sherman Beethoven and Liszt recordings, and Handel's
Messiah performed by the Handel & Haydn Society under Thomas Dunn.
David R. Moran (firstname.lastname@example.com).
I am disposing of all my old copies of the
BAS Speaker, which go back to 1978, more or less complete. I am going
to recycle these with waste paper unless somebody wants them for free.
I'll even pay shipping. Doug Pomeroy Audio Restoration & Mastering
Services email@example.com
Discography of Test Records. I am
compiling a list of technical test records from all recording eras and
would like to exchange information in order to confirm, expand, correct
and add entries. Send me your list and/or other information about test
records and I will send you my discography, which has nearly 200 entries
to date. I am interested in commercially released records, as well as
discs intended primarily for in-house use by audio engineers, broadcasters
and for other special applications. I am generally excluding demonstration
discs of the "Super Stereo bouncing ping-pong ball" type unless
they include at least some tracks of a technical nature, such as frequency
response and tracking tests, etc. Nicholas Starin, Portland Oregon,
Nashville AES Test CD. (www.AESNashville.org;
click the small round symbol where it says "Click here for more
info:" to download the four-page description and track list. Use
the link on the website under <Products> to send an email for
pricing and availability.) From the website: "Assembled 'by engineers,
for engineers' after a survey of the needs of a broad cross-section
of working audio pros, the disc features 71 tracks of test signals ranging
from level calibration tones, noise signals, third-octave tones, polarity
and digital meter calibration pulses, bandpassed noise and swept sinewaves.
Additional tracks include dry-recorded kick and snare drums, acoustic
guitar and piano along with spoken word and a cappella male and female
vocals. A data area on the disc features BPM charts, Excel-based calculators
and other bonus material. The CD booklet includes tutorial information
on using the test disc."
For sale: Three Denon DR-M34HR cassette
decks ($500srp) with three heads and live monitoring of the recording,
dual Dolby B/C and Dolby HX Pro circuitry. Handles normal, chrome and
metal-tape cassettes. Highly regarded in 1988. Gasparo Records used
them as duplicators. In good shape. Data at www.VintageCassette.com/denon/dr-m34hr.
$125 ea+shipping. Contact David B. Hadaway. email@example.com.
For sale: Arcam Solo Movie 5.1 (www.Arcam.co.uk/products,solo,Movie-Systems,SoloMovie51.htm;
$4500srp) The manual is downloadable from the Arcam website. I do not
have original packaging. $1000+shipping, which will be calculated once
destination is determined. Funds transfer or cash only; no checks. Fred
Ampel (firstname.lastname@example.com).
For sale. Two Tannoy HPD 315 speakers,
made in the mid-1970s, woofers might need refoaming. Steven Weiner (firstname.lastname@example.com;
818-865-0601; Thousand Oaks, CA) is asking $500+s/h. [I have seen a
photo; the cabinets and grill look to be close to mint condition. This
ad was placed at the request of member Randy Hoffner. DJW]
Seeking: Soundfield Mark IV microphone.
Jim Mastracco (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Laserdiscs for sale by David J.
Weinberg (301-593-3230; firstname.lastname@example.com)
Four have Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack. Nine have DTS5.1 soundtrack.
Make offer for all or selected items.
Own a movie theater sound system! For sale,
top-of-the-line High Performance Stereo HPS-4000-XL screen speaker systems.
Three (left, center, right) HPS model 545-4 speaker systems (www.HPS4000.com/pages/fivefortyfive_.html)
and two HPS model 545-W subwoofer speaker systems (www.HPS4000.com/pages/545_w_.html).
All in perfect working order. The speakers are not light, but consist
of modules that can be lifted by two moderately strong men. Truck delivery
only, or come pick up. Make me an offer. David J. Weinberg (301-593-3230;
Most units come with user manuals (some also
with service manuals), remotes and cartons, as applicable. Make offer:
Boston Audio Society
Boston MA 02126


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San Francisco Artist: Hilary Williams
Looking for a colorful San Francisco art piece for your walls? I literally stopped in my cable car tracks when I first spotted the work of artist Hilary Williams at the SF Renegade Craft Faire. I believe her art captures the city's spirited personality perfectly.
Hilary started screen printing in college while attending CCA in Oakland and SF and has been creating fine art prints and mixed media paintings ever since.
Hilary has always been interested in her surroundings, which for most of her life, has been San Francisco. Here is what she has to say about the city and how it inspires her:
"I feel a real connection and love for it! It is also so picturesque and it is so easy to get beautiful images and be inspired while walking around its streets. I mainly get my inspiration taking a walk with my camera. My process begins with photographs usually. I then print those out and collage and alter them by hand creating a stencil layer which is then transferred onto a mesh screen where I print this image on to a limited edition print or mixed media painting. With my prints they are created with between 10 - 20 layers of printing, and the paintings are created with sewn fabrics, acrylic and screen printed layers."
You can find Hilary's current collection and upcoming showings on her website and it's also available at Secession Art and Design in the outer mission district.
Thanks Hilary for sharing your passion for San Francisco with us!
Images: Hilary Williams
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I love this artist... She has a couple pieces with SF and Goats in them that I particularly love. I just keep longing for a print larger than 16x20-
Can you buy her artwork
@PrettyPidjun- you can check out and buy her work on her website hilaryatthecircus.com
How wonderfully original...and what a lovely sense of color & composition so beautifully entwined.
I'm delighted to see this here. A piece of hers called Valencia XYZ is the first original work of art I've ever purchased, back in 2007. I still see her at street fairs and would love to buy more of her work! Her work is all over a certain coffee shop at California and Spruce in San Francisco and if you want to see it in person. . .
Here it is in my bedroom (sorry it's blurry): http://img192.imageshack.us/img192/3299/roomzj.jpg
I have two pieces by her that I bought at an open studio. They are small test strips, but I love them and her work. It's so nice to see her working with fabrics and other mixed media. Truly captures a spirit of SF!
Beautiful! We love Hilary. Hope to see her at the SF Renegade Craft Fair this year, too!


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Commissioner Peter Ueberroth participated in his first induction on July 28, 1985 amid the threat of a strike that never happened. The BBWAA selections were Lou Brock and...
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Willie Stargell became the 200th member of the Baseball Hall of Fame and just the 17th player elected in his first year of eligibility on July 31, 1988. Twenty-five Hall of Famers returned for the first induction since 1956 in which the Veterans Committee failed to induct anybody. Former New York Mets broadcaster Lindsey Nelson received the Ford C. Frick Award for broadcast excellence and the J.G. Taylor Spink Award for...
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My only advice is that you should not buy any shore excursions/tours on the ship. They are very expensive. Once you leave the ship, there will be plenty of locals at the port waiting to sell you the same excursions/tours for a fraction of the price.
The cabin was cramped but there was lots of storage space and it was
cleaned multiple times daily. It was quiet except for the last night
when there was noise periodically throughout the night in the hallway
from passengers (trying to live up the last night I suppose). The beds
were comfortable and room service is complimentary (but you have to tip
the staff). There was wi-fi in the cabin but it was quite expensive at
75cents per minute. The TV had a couple of major channels and 3 all-day
movie channels, as well as pay-per-view. The cleaning staff made
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The Mt. Lebanon Historical Society is getting geared up for the Chili Cook-Off & Sweet Potato Contest that will happen on Saturday, November 3 at 11 a.m. at the Mt. Lebanon Stagecoach Trail Museum.
The Country Bazaar will have homemade items such as breads, jams, jellies, candies, and canned veggies as well as some out of the freezer. The Country Store will open at 11 a.m. with the gourmet Hot Dogs, all the trimmings included, for a good lunch. Carry-outs will be available.
Karaoke Red will lead entertainment. Cake Walks will occur at intervals during the afternoon.
Later in the afternoon the judges will be figuring out the best chili cooks and pie makers with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places.
Be sure to bring your lawn chair. The museum is located at the intersection of Hwy. 154 and Hwy. 517 in downtown Mt. Lebanon. Exit #61 off Interstate 20, then south to Gibsland, and continue south 4 miles.


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Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff believes it is only a matter of time before Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg are engaged in a tough battle on the track.
The Mercedes pair have won a race each so far this year, but after following up his win in Australia with a second place in Malaysia, Rosberg is currently leading the Drivers' Championship by 18 points from Hamilton.
During an interview with ESPN, Wolff admitted that the team has spent a significant of time in discussing what sort of team orders would be best in such a scenario, before adding that it seems inevitable that the pair will have a fall-out at some point.
"We are spending quite some time discussing those things, discussing scenarios and discussing situations," Wolff told ESPN.
"It's Mercedes and it's the team that comes first, but one day it will be rubbish. It's all academic and we will run into situations where we have to manage - they are still very competitive creatures.
"The intra-team rivalry has been there since the beginning. It's been there since last January. What makes a difference is that these guys have known each other for such a long time and they have a fair relationship with each other, but it doesn't mean that they are not extremely competitive and that they will try to use every advantage they can.
"What is important is that we try to make it very clear from the beginning that the team has come from very far off, we have been fifth [in 2012], and you saw it last year in Malaysia that we ran into a situation that we didn't manage in the way we should have managed because we were surprised how competitive we were, compared to our own feeling."
Even though Mercedes set the pace throughout the most of preseason and the first two races of the year, Wolff remains wary of Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel, who finished third in Malaysia.
"You cannot be complacent because we have seen a Red Bull right up our arse here," Wolff added.
"If you consider they have missed out on two thirds of the testing it was a necessary wake-up call for us.
"In this digital world it is so easy to forget so quickly what happened yesterday. We are still speaking about four-time World Champions and here is us winning two races. We have a package that seems to be very good this season, but it is not consolidated yet and not sustainable yet.
"Nevertheless, I don't want to diminish the work that has been done back in Stuttgart, Brackley, Brixworth and Kuala Lumpur for our fuels. But let's keep quiet because they are bouncing back from what looked to be horrific testing."


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A south Texas native, Rebecca is excited to experience seasons for the first time and enjoy all that Northwest Arkansas has to offer.
Before joining the KNWA news team as a reporter, Rebecca worked as a general assignment video journalist in Waco, Texas. There she began to hone her skills and covered national stories including the case against Maj. NidalHasan, suspected 2009 Fort Hood shooter.
It was her internship at NBC DFW in Dallas that affirmed the journalism career choice for Rebecca. The opportunity to work beside seasoned reporters and anchors in a large market exposed her to the demands of the industry.
Rebecca is a proud Texas Christian University Horned Frog. (No, Gary Patterson was never going to coach the Razorbacks, no matter the rumors). She graduated with a B.S. in Broadcast Journalism and minored in sociology. She is also a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority.
After growing up performing as a dancer on stage, Rebecca remains passionate for the arts. Along with being a yoga enthusiast, she continues to dance and is training for a half marathon with her longhaired Chihuahua, Edie.
If you see her out, please feel free to say "hi" and maybe even help her with her Hog Call.
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From the mind of the man who plays Ron Swanson, a handy primer on what to drink, where to huff, and when to smoke.
Photo: Emily Shur / Corbis Outline | Licensed to Alpha Media Group 2013
The following is an excerpt from Paddle Your Own Canoe: One Man's Fundamentals For Delicious Living by Nick Offerman.
When the work is done, then we deserve to play. After ten sweaty hours in the woodshop, when I'm covered in sawdust, that first Corona tastes like the jizz of the Lord (which has to be the most magnificent beverage, right? The Libation of Glory?), and in my life, one of my greatest leisure-time pleasures has been smoking a bong in the living room before settling down with the new episode of Twin Peaks, or maybe a Jim Jarmusch film. Dead Man? Heaven. Or some animation or claymation. Akira? Wallace and Gromit? Sublime. Therefore, if I had to choose one god to serve, I would choose . . . Dionysus. The Greek god of wine, song, and theater. My Eucharist is found in entertaining people, receiving the bread and the wine of laughter and tears from the crowd, and being brought to catharsis by the work of others. When I take the stage, Dionysus (or Bacchus) sees and hears my ministry and he is muchly pleased. Or she. No reason to stick to the tired dogma of the patriarchy.
I like to engage in revelry. I like to celebrate the human experience through performance. I like to engender mirth. I like to abide pleasure with my body, and one way that we funny monkeys have learned to know delight is through the consumption of intoxicants. All splendid treats in the proper dosage, but, just like religion (the opiate of the masses), you can use them responsibly, and do good, or you can use them like an asshole and ruin it for the rest of us, who just want to get a little high and look at a maple leaf. Let's have a look at our choices, shall we?
1. Wine, Beer.
The workhorses. You keep these expendables in stock, like paper towels and salt. And just like salt, you will enjoy them throughout your life, as long as you don't overdo it. Beer, in all its infinite varieties these days, is obviously one of the staples of life. For a pint of beer, you can never beat Guinness or Old Rasputin. In the life of the theater professional, three pints a night in the local public house is simply part of one's workday, and it's nice work, if you can get it. My easy time was dominated by beer throughout my youth and into my twenties, because wine just didn't have much of a foothold in my part of the Midwest. Aunt Dee would drink white wine, but then she always was a bit fancy. I never understood what all the fuss was about until my wife bought a really nice bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon on New Year's Eve 2000. We were at a beautiful cabin in Santa Barbara, and we counted down the last hours of our first eight months together as we sipped this red wine that made my head and body feel like delicious candy. I'm not talking about shitty candy (which also has its place of honor), your Skittles, your Willy Wonka varietals, your PayDays. No, I'm talking about handmade, rich-people candy. This wine—fermented grape juice, mind you—tasted and felt like Edmund's description of Turkish delight in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, and, buddy, I signed up as, and I remain, a card-carrying member of the wine enthusiasts' club. For, lo, it is some good shit.
2. Whisky and the Lesser Spirits.
Try to utilize the hard liquors with less frequency than you do beer. Did I spend a period of my youth chugging Jim Beam? Sure I did, as it provided a swift and complete oblivion, which is sometimes what we're looking for in life. That was a thankfully brief stint, when I was despairing of ever finding a lady who could stand me, and one whom I could tolerate in return. Once I got my head on straight, I learned that bourbons exist to rival even the qualities of Jim Beam! Furthermore, I discovered Irish and Scotch whiskys, to which I remain devoted. And for a single-malt scotch, Lagavulin will never disappoint. It's practically furry. I'll be happy to further enumerate the admirable qualities of whisky consumption over a glass of the good stuff should you ever catch me out at the bar.
3. Nitrous Oxide, N2O, Laughing Gas, Whip-Its.
Ahhh, old friend. Not just at the dentist anymore. For those of you who have deprived yourselves of this brief delight, please hustle out to the store and pick up several cans of ready-to-squirt whipped cream, and let the fun begin. The cream remains in the can, fully wasted, as the propellant nitrous oxide enters your lungs, and thereby your circulatory system. You will experience a light-headed euphoria as well as auditory hallucinations, culminating in smiles of glee or laughter. If you want to consume this goodness without wasting all that yummy dairy product, go to the gourmet store and purchase a case or three of N2O cartridges and a whipped cream charger! Or buy a little twist "cracker" at your local head shop and empty your cartridge into a pretty balloon! Load up a hit, put on "Echolalia" by Dead Can Dance, and drink deep, chum. Find a nice place to recline and listen to any good noises—a freight train, a subway, a waterfall, a Wilco show. Just sit where the po-po won't be hassling you. Good, clean fun. I've seen friends fall down and go boom whilst using this stuff, so maybe keep your seat.
4. Weed.
Sweet, sweet lady. Marijuana is quite possibly the finest of intoxicants. It has been scientifically proven, for decades, to be much less harmful to the body than alcohol when used on a regular basis (Google "Science"). I applaud and support all of the legalization efforts perpetually underway in our country, but I kind of doubt it's going to make it all the way through the federal legal system until big tobacco wakes up and gets behind it. I'm calling you out, R.J.! Step right up to yo' face and dis you, Philly Morris! You continue to cling to the legality of your carcinogenic smoking product that has been outlawed in most public spaces in America, but do you not see the potential in Marlboro Green? Own it! Regulate it! Tobacco will be going away; you know it! You have seen that writing on the wall! Turn that acreage over to cannabis, my brothas! People are constantly committing crimes whilst under the influence of, or looking for funding for, every other intoxicant besides marijuana. I am a super-sweet teddy bear, but when I drink tequila, I want to knife somebody. When a person injects heroin, I've read, they want to lie in bed and drool with pleasure, listening to Coltrane's Giant Steps until the fix wears off, then they want to go out and threaten to knife somebody, to get money for more heroin, so they can get back to drooling on their pillow. When I smoke pot, I want to look at nature and laugh about everything, and eat some delicious things, and then sleep. For Willie's sake, do the math.
5. Mushrooms.
Yes indeed. The gentle brother of the hallucinogen family. All the giggles and visuals without the chemical jaw-grinding and speedy aftereffects of big brother LSD. I remember one beautiful day in the woods of Allerton Park near Monticello, Illinois, tripping on 'shrooms with my brother Falcon Smoker, looking at leaves and trees, swimming in the river, listening to the birds and frogs and wood nymphs' song, gulping in the sweet air and glory of living, then winding down to wait out the waves of sensory bliss so we could head home. Once we were somewhat straightened out, we set off for home, blasting Ennio Morricone's magnificent soundtrack to The Mission, particularly track twelve, called "River." And in the early dark on the highway, all the other taillights looked like X-wing fighters, which lent a comforting perception of nostalgia to the ride. Treat your intoxicants with respect, and they will do right by you.
6. Amyl Nitrate, or "Poppers."
Not worth it. Small head rush, massive brain cell carnage, often followed by a splitting headache. Might as well huff PVC glue.
7. Glue.
I've tried some, and gotten the most profound effects from that crazy blue PVC plumbing adhesive, but it's a very low-grade high. Your head feels dirty inside, probably from all the poison from the glue. Pass. Huffing vapors is the intoxicant of true desperation.
8. Chicharrón, Cracklins, Pork Rinds.
Not technically an intoxicant, but you couldn't ever tell me that. My buddy Pat Roberts and I were hooked on those bubbly, crunchy skin chips, and we had it bad. The great thing about this snack food is that it's mostly protein, and therefore much healthier than most of the garbage Frito-Lay is churning out. No offense, Frito-Lay, I love a bag of Doritos as much as the next Midwesterner, but I've read all of Michael Pollan's books, so let's just call it like it is. To place my pork-skin problem chronologically, let's just say it went real nice with Jim Beam and Virginia blister peanuts for dessert. Keep the peanut can for loose hardware, and you've done your part for Mother Earth today.
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Yahoo! Sports reports that the Los Angeles Lakers met with the Orlando Magic on Tuesday to discuss a potential trade for Dwight Howard, who was reportedly in attendance at the Dodgers-Phillies game later. Sean Weatherspoon Jersey . Yahoo! Sports Marc J. Spears tweeted Tuesday afternoon that the Lakers are pushing hard to land the disgruntled centre, but are looking for a commitment from him on a long-term extension. Howard has one year left on his contract with the Magic and become an unrestricted free agent next summer. According to reports, Howard has said he would only agree to sign an extension with the Brooklyn Nets. He averaged 20.6 points, 14.5 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game in 54 games with the Magic last season. The Lakers already made headlines earlier this month, acquiring Steve Nash from the Phoenix Suns in a sign-and-trade deal.


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Sacramento City Unified School District Superintendent Jonathan Raymond hired a local charter schools leader as his interim chief of staff at a higher pay rate than appears in the position's salary schedule.
Former St. HOPE Public Schools Superintendent Ed Manansala has been filling in since Jan. 7 for Koua Franz, who is on maternity leave, said district spokesman Gabe Ross.
Manansala is on a five-month contract for $69,900, which comes out to a daily rate of $696, Ross said. The salary schedule for the chief of staff position lists the daily rate as being between $489 and $613. Ross said Manansala is being paid a higher daily rate because the district receives a savings from not contributing to pension, Social Security or unemployment costs for the temporary position.
The district is paying Manansala the maximum permitted under the salary schedule, Ross said. The position does not qualify for paid health benefits for daily rate or full-time employees.
Chief of staff is a cabinet-level position that helps manage Raymond's day-to-day business and generally is the superintendent's right hand administratively, Ross said.
The interim post is expected to last five months.
Sacramento City Teachers Association President Scott Smith said Manansala's hiring has sparked concerns among teachers about the district having a charter school agenda. Smith said the hire is particularly concerning since the district is closing 11 schools, some of which could become sites for charter schools.
"It's hard to believe it's not connected," Smith said. "You are closing schools and hire someone really big in the charter school movement? Doesn't that seem odd?"
Ross said there is absolutely no connection.
"There is no ulterior motive. He is here to fill in for Koua for a short amount of time so that the work she does continues," Ross said. "Ed's role here has nothing to do with his previous work."
Manansala was principal at Sacramento Charter High from 2004 to 2009. Sacramento Charter High is operated by the nonprofit St. HOPE Public Schools, which was founded by Mayor Kevin Johnson. Manansala went on to be named superintendent of St. HOPE in 2009 and then director of strategic partnerships in 2011.
Manansala said he resigned from St. HOPE at the end of December to transition into his interim role with the city school district.
Before St. HOPE, Manansala worked for Sacramento City Unified as a coordinator of learning support services.
"This is a nice opportunity to provide a level of support to Sacramento City Unified for this short period of time," Manansala said. "Then, I will explore what my possibilities will be afterward."
Ross said Manansala's reputation made him a good fit for the interim post.
"Ed has been in education a long time," Ross said. "He's been in our schools and understands our community. He brings a lot of value for the short time he is here."
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