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Nice Gift/Keepsake
Kay H.
(Baton Rouge, LA) - May 20, 2013 (
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This locket keyring is very good quality with the exception of the clasp. It is a very nice weight but is difficult to keep the clasp closed. I will contact customer service to see what they can offer for this problem. The engraving is pretty and as requested in my order.
Good Buy
(Churchville, NY) - May 14, 2013
Purchased this for Mother's Day and I was pleasantly surprised on the size and weight. I thought the quality was great. The frames inside the locket were easy to remove and place a picture into. Holds a good size picture, not too small as with others. I'm happy with this purchase.
fast shipping. great size! love it!
Liteesha W.
(West Palm Beach, FL) - May 10, 2013 (
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Fast shipping! The engraving was accurate and a lovely font not as deep as I would have hoped but still good. The item itself was larger than you woild think which made it a perfect size for photos. Overall loved it!!
Mother's Day lockets
Patrick A.
(Fort Kent, ME) - May 3, 2013 (
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I bought two of these, one for my mom and one for my mother in law- they are beautiful. The personalization is great.
THEY ARE HUGE!! These lockets are key chains and they are heavy. Too heavy to put on your car key chain- it can damage your ignition.
Overall they are very nice- since they are so big the picture frame is big too.
Product features I don't like
(Pleasant Hill, IA) - February 12, 2013
The heart and personalization are very pretty. It is just larger and heavier than I had expected.
Very Nice
(Tucson, AZ) - November 19, 2012
The engraving was well done. As others have said, it is a little large. I originally thought that would be a good thing, but it's a bit clunky. It also makes a lot of noise. Beautiful though, and a very nice gift!
Great Keychain!
Jennifer C.
(Willowbrook, IL) - August 5, 2012 (
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This is much more heavy duty that it looks. The pictures were a little difficult to cut properly. I had to print a few times, but all in all, it turned out to be a great gift! Grandma loved it!
From key ring to necklace locket
(Bronx, NY) - August 2, 2012
The item was received within the time specified by the company. My mother-in-law love the heart shape locket. Although, we bought this locket as a key ring she love it so much she wore it as a necklace..I would recommend this item to my friend.
Great product, crappy gift wrapping
(New York, NY) - July 9, 2012
I was extremly happy with the quality of the items I ordered. The engraving was correct and they looked great. Do not however waste your money on the gift wrapping. It was cheap and tacky. I was embarrassed to gift the items looking like that and went out to reward them myself. Super annoying since I was short on time.
Very nice
(davenport, FL) - June 9, 2012
Nice size good quality
Perfect mother's day gift
(Tustin, CA) - May 20, 2012
Received in timely manner, exactly as ordered, nice unique personalized gift.
Very Satisfied
Alicia P.
(Jacksonville, FL) - May 14, 2012 (
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I love this locket, love having the ability to personalize it. I was a little disappointed as I ordered this gift for Mother's Day and it did not arrive in time. The company was very quick to respond and refund me my shipping cost. Overall, very impressed.
A great useful gift
Erin K.
(Chino Hills, CA) - April 21, 2012 (
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This was such a great gift! I can never find anything for my mom that she will actually use. She loves it and it made her tear up when she got it. The one thing is its a little heavy once you add all your keys. Besides that it's beautiful and a great gift idea!
Kathleen S.
(Fayetteville, NY) - February 14, 2012 (
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the heart lockets turned out beautifully....my only regret is that i wish i had not odered in haste ...once you complete your order it cannot be changed and i wanted to change the message and was not able to ...so always think thru what you want the engraving to say before you place your order
Great little keepsake
(Medford, NY) - January 18, 2012
I purchased this locket for my wife so she could take pictures of our little angel everywhere she goes. Locket is bigger and heavier than I expected, which is a plus! Very happy with the size of the pictures. Personal engraving adds a special touch. Found the frames that hold the pictures in place to be very flimsy. One side kept popping out, I had to bend the frame just a bit to keep it in place. Overall happy with the purchase.
Love it!!
(Houston, TX) - November 4, 2011
My boyfriend gave me this gift and i love it. its a great gift and i love that its personalized, the only thing that presents a problem are the flimsy picture frame holders dont stay in most of the time, maybe it would work better if they were on a tiny hinge or something.
True to picture :)
(Cape Elizabeth, ME) - May 11, 2011
This key ring looked exactly like pictured and of nice quality - very steardy and heavy. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is that the heart frames inside which hold photos seemed a little flimsy. Gave this as a Mother-in-law gift and she loved it. Would definitely recommend.
(San Francisco, CA) - May 6, 2011
It was really nice quality although a bit bigger than expected. Still worth it!
(ISLAND PARK, NY) - May 5, 2011
Item is really cute and engraving is the best part!
locket key chain
bonnie S.
(Canada) - April 4, 2011 (
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The locket is very beautiful with the inscription on it. The only thing I found that I was disappointed in was the size it was too big and heavy. I bought two one for me and one for my best friend. It is a wonderful gift to give. I just hope they make them smaller.
Great customer service
(Mineola, NY) - March 19, 2011
I had a defective key ring, but a new key ring was shipped very quickly and the customer service was excellent!
Excellent! but too big to be a key chain !
(Canada) - March 18, 2011
The quality and everything is very good ! very recommended for your girlfriend!
but it is too BIG to be a KEYCHAIN!
Heart Locket
Laura K.
(Manteno, IL) - January 1, 2011 (
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The locket came out fine. I am dissapointed that the minute we ordered we sent a note to customer service that 1 letter should be changed to upper case. We never received a response and of course it was not changed.
Great gift!
Tracy E.
(Wantagh, NY) - November 26, 2010 (
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Beautifully done...a bit on the heavy side and larger than I thought it would be for a keychain...but still a great gift idea!
very very nice
Doris L.
(Bronx, NY) - October 4, 2010 (
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I purchased this locket for my daughter to put her 1st daughter picture is. I was very, very happy with this purchase. I brought it as xmas gift, but i do not know if I can wait until then to give it to her. The weight is good, and the locket looks expensive and well made. I think the inscription could be a look darker, if possible, but other than that, I know she will love it, I do. I highly recommend it.
heart locket
(HARTSDALE, NY) - May 18, 2010 (
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It was a bit larger and heavier than I thought....but still nicely done
Great gift for grandparents
Patricia A.
(Wappingers Falls, NY) - April 18, 2010 (
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4 stars b/c out of the 3 lines, the top two are closer to the top and the bottom line was low...they weren't centered. Still, my parents loved the gift from my 1st born, engraved to them from her, with her pics. Better than a necklace locket (since my mom doesn't wear a lot of jewelry) and this is something that both parents will use/see everyday.
adorable but missing something
Nicole B.
(Metairie, LA) - April 12, 2010 (
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I love the key chain, and it would be perfect. However, I had trouble making the items go to my basket when ordering online, often having to reenter the item details. I guess that for one of the times that I had to reenter, the part that was to be engraved on the back of the heart was erased. So when I received it in the mail, the most important part (Love, Caleb) was not on the back. I thought that I even double checked it before purchase. I don't know where the mistake happened.
Great Gift for Mom!
Clinton R.
(Salt Lake City, UT) - April 6, 2010 (
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Makes a great gift for mom!
Photo Key Ring
marie-celine B.
(rio rancho, NM) - April 5, 2010 (
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I purchased 6 of these keyring for myself and my family as we just lost our Dad. Loved the size and was able to put in a decent picture and love you could engrave on the front and back. Great value. I love it!
Heart Locket key ring
Adam E.
(Greene, ME) - February 11, 2010 (
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It is a great item, for a great price! I love the personalization and the quality. A+
Very nice, but it was larger than expected.
Ryan O.
(Santa Rosa, CA) - February 11, 2010 (
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I have ordered a few things from PersonalizationMall.com a couple of times and I have to say I have been very pleased with all of the purchases. I have recently ordered and recieved the heart locket keychain and it looks great! The engraving is perfect and the quality is just as detailed. The one thing that would of made this perfect is if I had known the size of the locket. It is a little large and knowing the demensions probably would have changed my mind. But I would order again in an instant.
Pretty nice
Priscilla L.
(Laredo, TX) - January 20, 2010 (
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The engraving is a tad small and hard to read--even if you stay within the character limit. But the silver looks shiny and attractive, and it looks like it will hold up to normal use/wear and tear. It's a little tough to open, but that's better than being loose. Thanks, PMall!
Beautiful but...
James W.
(Medford, NJ) - January 2, 2010 (
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It was a little bigger than I had hoped (It's over an inch inside where the pictures would be) but still a really nice locket. Too big for a keychain however
a gift
Greg L.
(Lackawaxen, PA) - December 23, 2009 (
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My wife ordered this for a sweet sixteen gift. it is a very nice keychain but it is much bigger than she expected and very heavy, not very practical to actually hang on your keys. The writing came out very thin and a little hard to read but overall we are happy with it. Just doubt the recipient will hang her keys on it.
Rachael F.
(Boonville, IN) - December 2, 2009 (
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Bought this to give as a gift for Christmas. Opened it to put the photos in it and it is much bigger and heavier than I had envisioned. That's okay by me but if you're hunting for something small and lightweight this isn't the one for you. It is very beautiful though and I am very happy about the purchase.
Speedy delivery, nice product but not as good quality as I expected
Joyce L.
(Canada) - December 2, 2009 (
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It is delivered to me in 3 days. I like the speed. However the quality of the product itself was not as good as I expected.
Great Gift!!
Daniel T.
(Mountain City , TN) - October 14, 2009 (
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Gave to the Mother of my daughter for her Birthday... I think she was as suprised as I was pleased
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3 Interesting Stocks Under $10
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In his widely hailed book, You Can Be a Stock Market Genius, value investor Joel Greenblatt offers retail investors a number of ways to profit in the stock market. One of the strategies Greenblatt suggests is looking at stocks that trade under $10. Greenblatt argues that, for a variety of reasons, these stocks are likely to be ignored by institutional investors, giving retail traders greater room to find bargains.
Logitech (NASDAQ: LOGI), World Wrestling Entertainment (NYSE: WWE) and NutriSystem (NASDAQ: NTRI) are all interesting stocks trading under $10 per share.
Logitech is a major maker of PC peripherals
For the bears, Logitech might be an intriguing short play. Although shares are down over 25% in the last six months, the short float on the stock is still relatively low -- less than 15%.
Simply put, Logitech could be facing strong secular headwinds that could threaten the company's entire business model. Logitech is a maker of PC peripherals like mice, keyboards and speakers. Look around a given office and there's a good chance someone is typing away on a Logitech keyboard, or clicking away on a Logitech mouse.
But that said, there are real signs that the entire PC market is dying. The rise of smartphones and tablets has destroyed the demand for PCs; and as sales have slumped, PC makers like Dell and Hewlett-Packard have run into financial difficulty. Likewise, if there is less demand for PCs, there should be less demand for Logitech's PC-related products.
To be fair, the company has expanded into the tablet market: its iPad keyboards are arguably the best in class. But even so, those accessories make up a tiny portion of Logitech's larger product portfolio.
World Wrestling Entertainment pays a decent dividend
Wrestling seems to have long past its peak popularity. But WWE is an intriguing small cap for a number of reasons.
The company has a fairly high dividend yield of 5.50% -- about double that of Coca-Cola. Wrestling remains popular among a certain segment of the American public and WWE basically operates a monopoly within the space.
The company had partnered with THQ on its wrestling video games, but with THQ going bankrupt, Take-Two (the maker of Grand Theft Auto) will be taking over. On the company's last earnings call, CEO Vince McMahon seemed pleased with the deal, explaining that Take-Two wants to expand the number of platforms WWE's wrestling games appear on.
The company has been working on launching its own TV network, but so far has been unable to get it off the ground. In the meantime, it has expanded its airtime on other networks.
On the downside, executive compensation has risen dramatically over the past year -- up 50% -- despite the fact that shares are near flat over that time. What's more, it's a bit disturbing that McMahon believes that the number of twitter followers the company has is worthy of bragging about on an earnings call.
Nutrisystem is a turnaround story and a play on the obesity epidemic
Nutrisystem hired a new CEO, Dawn Zier, last November. Shares of the company have performed terribly over the last five years, and Zier acknowledges that she is trying to engineer a turnaround.
Nutrisystem's dividend yield of about 8% is even more attractive than WWE's. That said, shareholders have lost over 20% of their capital in just the last year alone.
Obesity, however, remains an epidemic in America, and Nutrisystem is poised to take advantage of the growing demand for weight loss. The company has begun to partner with Walmart to sell packs of its food at Walmart stores.
Of course, Nutrisystem faces significant competition in the space, including the rise of new obesity-fighting drugs and a reinvigorated, online-focused Weight Watchers. Anyone considering investing in Nutrisystem must decide if the company's model -- selling consumers a subscription to diet food deliveries -- is still relevant.
However, if Zier can orchestrate a successful turnaround, the stock could have potential, and investors could pick up a nice dividend in the meantime.
Looking for investments in unpopular places
Greenblatt believes retail investors should seek out of ideas outside of the mainstream, where they are more likely to stumble upon an investment that's been unfairly ignored. He doesn't advocate penny stocks, but rather, companies institutional investors don't bother to consider.
None of the major banks have analysts covering WWE, and Citigroup is the only major firm to cover Nutrisystem. Logitech is a significant ancillary play on the PC business, but generally gets ignored in favor of the bigger names.
These companies might ultimately perform poorly, but investors should consider taking Greenblatt's advice: look for companies that fit this mold rather than just trying to chase the next Apple.
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Pearl Jones celebrates 100th birthday
Babylon Town Supervisor Steven Bellone presented Pearl Jones with a proclamation in honor of her 100th birthday. Born March 18, 1905 in North Carolina, Jones and her family moved here to Amityville in 1974.
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|1 year 19 weeks ago
|a bald Whopper??? Because
a bald Whopper??? Because most Whoppers have hair?
|1 year 23 weeks ago
|Do you really see them
Do you really see them all leaving? I just don't see it. Hardaway didn't show up to the FF, GRIII and Mitch have been way too inconsistent all season to say they are ready for the NBA.
Trey would have been a 1st rounder last year, but I think with the guidance of the coaching staff, he realized he could be so much more with one more year under him. I think the same will happen with our freshmen and THJ, and I see us being back here next April wishing these 3 good luck and talking about our new outstanding freshmen that we hope don't leave.
|1 year 23 weeks ago
|It was a real pleasure to
It was a real pleasure to watch this team, but if tonight shows nothing else, outside of Burke, no one on this team is NBA ready. See you all next year
|1 year 24 weeks ago
Great song. Maybe after we win on Monday, Burke will go to the kumite
|1 year 24 weeks ago
|It's not that at all. The
It's not that at all. The point is how it was being blown out of proportion. Like I said, I tuned in right after it happened, and I was convinced the kid broke his neck, or just dropped dead.
|1 year 24 weeks ago
I came home from Easter dinner with the fam, turned the game on, and based on the reaction, I was convinced he died on the court. I realize it sucks, and yes, it was a bad injury, but let's save our "prayers" for people who really need them.
|1 year 25 weeks ago
|What made this so great was
What made this so great was winning at Munn. This goal took place shortly after the Minn. band played the Sparty fight song to get the crowd behind them. The look on the face of all those A Holes was something I will remember forever.
|1 year 26 weeks ago
|2 wins at the Joe and this
2 wins at the Joe and this will be a perfect weekend
|1 year 26 weeks ago
|I saw them on Thursday, and
I saw them on Thursday, and they reminded me of the chear team from the Replacements
|1 year 26 weeks ago
|Shut the fuck up douche
Shut the fuck up douche
|1 year 27 weeks ago
|There ya go
That's the mgoblog I have come to love. It's one thing to disagree, but to take the time to call someone an ass hole makes you a real douchebag.
|1 year 27 weeks ago
|Like what????
Out coaching the other team? Beau just made JB his bitch
|1 year 27 weeks ago
|Better than the coaching, and
Better than the coaching, and way better than the effort of our players
|1 year 27 weeks ago
This is a carbon copy of last season. Choke your last home game and cost yourself a title(or outright title last year), play unintrested and lazy in the 2nd round of the BTT, and we all know what happened in the tourny. For whatever reason, these players on this team find a way to shrink in the big moments. 12 minutes to wake up and show some pride.
|1 year 29 weeks ago
Just spit coke all over the iPad. Lmao
|1 year 31 weeks ago
|Such a hard one.
All in person, 96 Regionals in EL, Mike Legg goal vs Minnesota, and Morrison's OT vs CC. And of course, the clock running out in the 98 Rose Bowl
|1 year 31 weeks ago
|In chimes the NAACP
See, I can post a stupid comment too
|1 year 32 weeks ago
|ESPN on mute.....again
Michigan hater on the mic today
|1 year 32 weeks ago
|Better than seeing him speed
Better than seeing him speed away from a murder scene.........again
|1 year 33 weeks ago
|Our 2 losses
2 losses on the season and in both games, the moment seemed too big for the freshmen. GRIII was a pure noshow tonight, but I expect him to grow from this game and I think our losses will do more to build our character than any of our 20 wins.
|1 year 33 weeks ago
|Damn B1G referees making shit
Damn B1G referees making shit up again
|1 year 33 weeks ago
|Burke just trying to do too much
This is why I don't think he is ready for the association yet. He needs to learn to distribute the ball in big games like this.
|1 year 33 weeks ago
|Damn it THJ, Finish Strong!!
I wish he would finish strong and stop coasting to the side. I know he may get called for a charge now and then, but Hardaway needs to make the defender think twice about challenging his shot
|1 year 33 weeks ago
|It all evens out
and now IU is having trouble shooting. They started 6 for 6 and 4 for 4 from behind the arc, and we're still only down 7. Feeling great right now
|1 year 33 weeks ago
|Someone should blow a whistle
Someone should blow a whistle on you for not knowing the rules of college basketball.
|1 year 33 weeks ago
Dick Vitale has ruined college basketball. Spent the better part of the 90's loudly telling kids how great they were just to make a name for himself. The kids believed it and left early and now, 1 and done is the norm for great players.
|1 year 33 weeks ago
That's enough LeVert for one night
|1 year 35 weeks ago
|I want this game too
But we should not pull Stauskus. He is a freshman having a poor day in a hostile gym. He needs to go through this if he is going to become what we all think he can become by tourny time.
|1 year 35 weeks ago
Tie game = we're too good to play smart anymore????
|1 year 35 weeks ago
|Down 8
UM has played as bad as they could, and the nuts have played as well as they could. AND WE'RE ONLY DOWN 8 WITH 15 TO PLAY!!!!!!
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The sensitive documents once on the street in East Montgomery are gone--wheeled off by police shortly after they were found.
It's good news for two local companies who had information in a box there.
La Zona Rosa Mexican Cafe and Prattville based business Card Lock.
"We have those in a safe place and our goal at this point is to have those properly destroyed," says Lt. Regina Duckett with the Montgomery Police Department.
It's believed the documents belonged to Advanced Solutions, Inc., or ASI and are headed for the shredder.
And while employees of Card Lock and La Zona Rosa declined to comment on camera, folks at Card Lock say they don't believe their information was sensitive.
Employees with La Zona Rosa don't even remember doing business with Advanced Solutions, Inc.
It's still unclear how the boxes ended up on the street.
"We called multiple agencies yesterday to see if there was anything we could do. But at this time, there's no criminal charges, " says Duckett.
WSFA 12 News reached out to the U.S. Attorney's office to see if any laws prohibit businesses from releasing personal information or neglecting it.
They say there are no such laws.
WSFA 12 News also reached out to the Montgomery Sanitation Department after employees at nearby businesses said the pile sat there for two weeks.
"In our world it's a week that we've known about it," says Montgomery Director of Public Works, Chris Conway.
Conway says there are two reasons the pile wasn't picked up when sanitation workers realized it was there.
"There's not an active account at the address and then secondly that is a bulk pick-up, special handling so it would have needed to be pre-scheduled and arrangements made for payment of that special pick-up."
Conway says the sanitation department didn't know sensitive documents were in the pile.
He says the city will most likely charge the owners of the building where the pile was left with a public nuisance violation. It costs roughly $50 dollars for the sanitation department to make a special trip to pick up the trash.
The former owner of the building says the bank now owns it and the violation notice will be sent there.
If the trash is not taken care of within 10 days, the city can add a $150 administration fee.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO AM) - Fareway Supermarket has opened its doors in Sioux Falls giving shoppers a new choice to buy groceries.
"This is a great opportunity for us," said Jeff McElvain, Store Manager. "Sioux Falls is a great community and we are glad to be here. We have been welcomed by the customers who have come into the store so far"
McElvain said we pride ourselves with fresh cut meats; customers will not find pre-wrapped meat. We also take pride in carrying customer's groceries to their cars for them; you don't see that much anymore.
"When people come into our store, they will see a difference in what we do compared to the other stores in the area," said McElvain.
Mary Johnson was shopping in the newly opened store, and said she is glad there is a new choice in town to buy groceries. "The more the better!" she said.


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Responsible for ensuring a smooth, safe and efficient operation for all mechanical systems. Working closely with rig technical teams in assisting repairs, scheduled maintenance and also working closely with service providers. Must be able to travel international as this position requires up to 40% travel.
Essential Functions
1.Provides preventive and corrective field mechanical services on all drilling equipment.
2.Demonstrates proficiency at the level of a master mechanic that performs mechanical work and repairs on drilling equipment.
3.Comprehensive mechanical, diagnostic and analytical skills needed to provide excellent technical service.
4.Performs oversight of major equipment overhauls and emergency services as needed.
5.Requires extensive drilling equipment related knowledge.
6.Excellent communication and facilitation skills.
7.Ability to conceptualize and implement new ideas and systems.
8.Strong leadership abilities and good situational handling skills.
9.Assist in developing and maintaining the proper maintenance strategies.
10.Monitor effectiveness of predictive and preventive maintenance program and recommend revisions or additions as required.
11.Work with the rig maintenance teams to assure that the predictive technologies used are appropriate and effectively being utilized.
12.Assist with equipment work scope developments for major outages/turnarounds.
13.Rotational On-Call is required and shared in the department.
14.Support documentation systems and processes that maintain accurate information. Utilize data from these systems to perform analyses and implement improvements.
15.Assist as a technical resource for root cause failure analysis.
16.Assist with the development and implementation of processes to collect failure data for the equipment.
17.Participate in leading multi-disciplinary teams focused on improving asset utilization and reliability.
18.Provide assistance in the technical tools of Reliability Opportunity, Failure Analysis.
19.Keep line of open communication with business units to determine needs, providing direction and assistance.
20.Perform mechanical equipment audits.
21.Ability to train all levels of Employees in Reliability Process.
22.Expert working knowledge of equipment maintenance.
23.Strong interpersonal and communication skills to enable excellent working relationship with business units.
24.Ability to work independently and in teams imperative.
25.As a group work closely with operations to develop equipment strategies in order to meet the company's goals.
26.Coordinates various activities that are not necessarily related.
27.Job role contributes directly to value creation.
Safety Accountabilities
1. Seasoned functional competence as a departmental manager in a major operating area of a drill rig with discretionary authority to determine what results should be targeted.
2. Consistently a role model to all hands on the drilling rig.
3. Reviews results from changes in work procedures carefully to ensure there are no impacts to work area.
4. A continual improvement focus on rig safety.
5. Typically takes a business perspective in actively working with the rig management team to resolve major safety issues (e.g. compliance, safety breaches, engineering solutions etc.).
6. Contributes to safety initiatives, policy implementation and decisions at departmental level.
7. Leads by example the overall safety performance and improvement plans across work areas.
8. Takes into account 3rd party presence and regulatory authority requirements
9. Participates in selective routine safety activities e.g. audits with crews and resource people.
10. Monitors accident/incident data and rehabilitation processes and takes action to improve safety conditions.
11. Develops improvement plans for safety to tackle any shortcomings for safety on the rigs.
12. Sponsors safety work teams, initiatives, committees, campaigns, meetings, etc.
13. Seeks to improve safety standards by foreseeing potential risks and developing upfront prevention strategies.
14. Puts measures in place to minimize risks and improve the overall work environment.
15. Ensures all incidents are reported and assists in incident investigations in any relevant section of the rig, in accordance with company procedure.
16. Trains or coaches others on safety issues and conducts or co-ordinates safety tool box meetings etc.
Minimum Education and Skill Requirements
1. High school diploma, GED or equivalent education with some mechanical or applicable trade courses plus a minimum of 5 years' experience in mechanical maintenance.
2. Related experience to read blueprints and/or drawings.
3. Must possess excellent verbal and reading comprehension skills.
4. Additionally, the individual should be familiar with mechanical assemblies.
5. Must be able to organize work flow for maximum efficiency.
6. The ability to analyze problems, identify solutions, project consequences of proposed actions and implement recommendations in support of goals.
7. Exercise leadership and provide a safe work example for subordinate personnel.
Physical Requirements
1. Exerting up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 30 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects.
2. Ascending or descending ladders, stairs, scaffolding, ramps, poles and the like, using feet and legs and/or hands and arms. Body agility is emphasized.
3. Stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, and pulling are required frequently. Requires lifting and substantial use of upper extremities and back muscles.
4. Expressing or exchanging ideas by means of the spoken word. Ability to receive detailed information through oral communication.
5. The worker is subject to environmental conditions. The worker is subject to extreme heat which may include temperatures above 100° for periods of more than one hour.
6. The worker is required to have close visual acuity to perform an activity such as: preparing and analyzing data and figures; extensive reading; visual inspection involving small defects, small parts, and/or operation of machines (including inspection); using measurement devices; and/or assembly at distances close to the eyes.
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Is Capitalism compatible with Democracy?
Is the Capitalist economic system really compatible with democracy?
Or do the contradictions within capitalism itself (eg, low wages to increase profitability, yet high earners needed to buy products) create a system in which democracy cannot function successfully?
Could it be argued that a democratic system would function better in a Socialist economy?
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Feb 10 2012: Yes, you have an democratically elected government but if it has the money what reasons do you have to think it will gonna leave the power when the time comes ?
Just notice historically : the most tyrannies was established with the help of the people ; for example : the Bolshevik Revolution 1917, The Thirty Tyrants ..... .
Feb 11 2012: Which is why it is always human greed and corruption that undermines and abuses the system. Communism works on paper, people get in the way ;-)
I guess in an ideal world, once the system has been established and the frameworks are in place to maintain it, the ideal leader would step down from power, although it could be argued that the type of person needed to lead a revolution is also not the type of person to give up power!
Feb 11 2012: I don't think we can afford ourselves to think at an ideal world when it comes about politics , money ............ I know you agree with me .
We have to solve the problems we have :human greed and corruption ; how ? I don't have an fully answer but I think the best way is : a restricted capitalism in a democratic system .
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With the 2009-2010 NHL regular season complete, it's time to take a look at the rookie class and they are here, ranked from No. 1 through 100.
Topping the list of rookies is 6-foot-8 Sabres defenceman Tyler Myers. For many, he's the leading candidate for the Calder Trophy, so that's a good starting point, but Myers' potential is at least as exciting as his first-year production, which was exceptional in its own right.
It's natural to compare Myers to fellow tower Zdeno Chara, the Boston Bruins defenceman who won the Norris Trophy last season.
While both are physically imposing, they are different in style. Chara is a more menacing physical player and while Myers certainly uses his size to his advantage, he doesn't play with the same nasty edge.
At the same time, Myers is a tremendous skater; exceptionally coordinated for a player of his size and age. Before the playoffs started, Chara praised Myers, telling the National Post, "At his age, I was nowhere near his performance. I probably got better later on. For a guy being a first-year guy to earn a spot on the team and doing so well, that's impressive."
Myers has played 23:44 per game, as Buffalo's best defenceman right out of the gate this season. Tobias Enstrom (24:28), Ryan Whitney (23:49), Filip Kuba (24:15) and Drew Doughty (23:49) are the only rookie blueliners over the last dozen seasons to average more ice time than Myers.
Doughty, a Norris Trophy contender in his second season, is the only one who was younger than Myers.
It won't be long before Myers is in that annual Norris Trophy discussion too.
When ranking the rookies, it's imperative to note a few things:
1. This is not Calder Trophy voting. The purpose of this exercise is to try and gauge the long-term value of these players. While some of that will naturally be dependent on their rookie production, some will also depend on potential that has yet to be uncovered.
2. As a result, younger rookies will tend to be ranked higher, as they naturally have more potential and a longer time to reach the peak of their career arc.
So, while Jimmy Howard was the highest-ranked rookie in my NHL Player Rankings this season, the 26-year-old isn't the highest-ranked rookie in terms of long-term value because, for one thing, he's as much as seven to eight years older than several of the top-ranked rookies. That's a lot of time for development.
3. Trying to measure a player's value long-term is a tricky business at the best of times, particularly as we move further down the list, trying to weigh the likelihood of the player securing full-time NHL employment while also attempting to gauge his production ceiling should he get there.
The players that were eligible for this list had to have played in at least ten NHL games this season. That means waiting another year for the likes of goaltenders Justin Peters, Jonathan Bernier and Chad Johnson as well as highly-touted Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban, among others.
The TSN.ca Rating uses the methodology found here.
(Ages as of April 1, 2010)
1. Tyler Myers, D, BuffaloAge: 20Stats: 11-37-48, plus-13, 32 PIM in 82 GP TSN.ca Rating: 80.75Comment: Last time a 20-year-old defenceman had more than 45 points and a double-digit plus rating as a rookie? Paul Reinhart in 1979-80. So, a mere 30 years later, here's a 6-foot-8 kid putting up those numbers.
2. Matt Duchene, C, ColoradoAge: 19Stats: 24-31-55, plus-1, 16 PIM in 81 GP TSN.ca Rating: 76.30Comment: 27 teenagers have scored at least 20 goals and 55 points in rookie season. Not to raise expectations too much (since Duchene's at the low end of the list), but since 2000, the names are Crosby, Kane, Kopitar and Duchene.
3. Tuukka Rask, G, BostonAge: 23Stats: 22-12-5, 1.97 GAA, .931 SVPCT, 5 SO in 45 GP TSN.ca Rating: 94.13Comment: Leading the league in goals against average and save percentage is a good start. After seeing Steve Mason collapse this year after dominating as a rookie, though, there is a measure of caution when dealing with a goaltender.
4. John Tavares, C, N.Y. IslandersAge: 19Stats: 24-30-54, minus-15, 22 PIM in 82 GP TSN.ca Rating: 69.81Comment: Tavares' lack of speed makes him more dependent on his supporting cast to create chances and that supporting cast with the Islanders is still a work in progress.
5. John Carlson, D, WashingtonAge: 20Stats: 1-5-6, plus-11, 8 PIM in 22 GP TSN.ca Rating: 65.66Comment: 39 points and plus-37 in 48 AHL games; now an impact player on Capitals' defence.
6. Victor Hedman, D, Tampa BayAge: 19Stats: 4-16-20, minus-3, 79 PIM in 74 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.76Comment: Perhaps not the difference-maker he was expected to be after a stellar year in the Swedish Elite League, but logging nearly 21 minutes per game will help for future seasons.
7. Evander Kane, LW, AtlantaAge: 18Stats: 14-12-26, plus-2, 62 PIM in 66 GP TSN.ca Rating: 69.00Comment: Very young, played limited minutes and still managed 13 even-strength goals. As he matures, should become a very productive power forward.
8. Jamie McBain, D, CarolinaAge: 22Stats: 3-7-10, plus-6, 0 PIM in 14 GP TSN.ca Rating: 80.91Comment: After a solid year of seasoning in the AHL (40 points, plus-11 in 68 GP), he didn't look at all out of place logging 25-26 minutes per game for Hurricanes.
9. Jimmy Howard, G, DetroitAge: 26Stats: 37-15-10, 2.26 GAA, .924 SVPCT, 3 SO in 63 GPTSN.ca Rating: 89.73 Comment: My pick for the Calder, based on this season, but the 26-year-old doesn't figure to have the same kind of upside as some of the younger rookies. He'll have to settle for being a bona fide starting NHL goaltender.
10. Nikita Filatov, LW, ColumbusAge: 19Stats: 2-0-2, even, 8 PIM in 13 GP TSN.ca Rating: 59.02Comment: Still an unknown quantity because he couldn't get regular ice time with Blue Jackets, but 22 points in 26 KHL games seems to indicate he's got the skills to be a productive NHL player.
11. Tyler Ennis, LW, BuffaloAge: 20Stats: 3-6-9, plus-1, 6 PIM in 10 GP TSN.ca Rating: 76.53Comment: Put up 65 points in 69 AHL games, good enough for AHL Rookie of the Year honours.
12. Erik Karlsson, D, OttawaAge: 19Stats: 5-21-26, minus-5, 24 PIM in 60 GP TSN.ca Rating: 68.29Comment: Strong late-season surge from offensively-gifted blueliner who figures to be a power play force for years to come.
13. James van Riemsdyk, LW, PhiladelphiaAge: 20Stats: 15-20-35, minus-1, 30 PIM in 78 GP TSN.ca Rating: 68.81Comment: Hard to know how much he can do, as he was held under 13 minutes per game, and had just four points in final 28 games, but he has hands and offensive instincts.
14. Semyon Varlamov, G, WashingtonAge: 21Stats: 15-4-6, 2.55 GAA, .909 SVPCT, 2 SO in 26 GP TSN.ca Rating: 74.67Comment: Had a hard time staying healthy this season, which is why he played just 26 games, so there has to be some concern about his durability, but his early results have been favourable.
15. Colin Wilson, C, NashvilleAge: 20Stats: 8-7-15, minus-2, 7 PIM in 35 GP TSN.ca Rating: 67.25Comment: Slowed by injury early in the season, then put up 34 points in 40 AHL games before getting recalled.
16. Michael Del Zotto, D, N.Y. RangersAge: 19Stats: 9-28-37, minus-20, 32 PIM in 80 GP TSN.ca Rating: 69.16Comment: Has to tighten up defensively, but there aren't many teen defencemen who have put up more than 35 points as a rookie. Aside from Myers, the last one to do so was Bryan Berard with 48 in 1996-1997.
17. Jamie Benn, LW, DallasAge: 20Stats: 22-19-41, minus-1, 45 PIM in 82 GP TSN.ca Rating: 75.28Comment: Hard working and skilled, he led all NHL rookies in hits and takeaways.
18. Dmitry Kulikov, D, FloridaAge: 19Stats: 3-13-16, minus-5, 32 PIM in 68 GP TSN.ca Rating: 62.96Comment: Once veterans were shuttled out of town, finished season in a top-four role.
19. Ryan O'Reilly, C, ColoradoAge: 19Stats: 8-18-26, plus-4, 18 PIM in 81 GP TSN.ca Rating: 68.23Comment: Immediate impact as a two-way pivot but has limited offensive upside.
20. Logan Couture, C, San JoseAge: 21Stats: 5-4-9, plus-4, 6 PIM in 25 GP TSN.ca Rating: 66.69Comment: Dominated first pro season, tallying 53 points and posting a plus-16 rating in 42 AHL games.
21. Jonas Gustavsson, G, TorontoAge: 25Stats: 16-15-9, 2.87 GAA, .902 SVPCT, 1 SO in 42 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.63Comment: Struggled early, but was much better late in the season (7-2-1, 2.33 GAA, .915 SVPCT after Olympics).
22. Carl Gunnarsson, D, TorontoAge: 23Stats: 3-12-15, plus-8, 10 PIM in 43 GP TSN.ca Rating: 68.35Comment: Surprised by earning top-four role and led Leafs with plus-8 rating.
23. Cody Franson, D, NashvilleAge: 22Stats: 6-15-21, plus-15, 16 PIM in 61 GP TSN.ca Rating: 71.12Comment: Protected with limited minutes in Nashville, but only five other rookie defencemen have had at least 20 points and a plus-15 rating in the last ten years.
24. Tyler Bozak, C, TorontoAge: 24Stats: 8-19-27, minus-5, 6 PIM in 37 GP TSN.ca Rating: 71.49Comment: Highly-touted collegiate free agent last spring who had uneven AHL results before landing spot on Leafs' top line.
25. T.J. Galiardi, LW, ColoradoAge: 21Stats: 15-24-39, plus-6, 28 PIM in 70 GP TSN.ca Rating: 74.86Comment: Very effective two-way player whose role has steadily increased during the season and into the playoffs.
26. Niclas Bergfors, RW, AtlantaAge: 23Stats: 21-23-44, minus-10, 10 PIM in 81 GP TSN.ca Rating: 69.36Comment: After four years of apprenticeship in the AHL, got traded to Atlanta midway through his rookie year in the Kovalchuk deal.
27. Michael Grabner, RW, VancouverAge: 22Stats: 5-6-11, plus-2, 8 PIM in 20 GP TSN.ca Rating: 72.38Comment: Marksman has had moments when given the chance, but still needs to prove he can do it for a full season.
28. Jason Demers, D, San JoseAge: 21Stats: 4-17-21, plus-5, 21 PIM in 51 GP TSN.ca Rating: 69.77Comment: Seventh-round draft bargain scored 11 of his 21 points on the power play.
29. Peter Regin, LW, OttawaAge: 23Stats: 13-16-29, plus-10, 20 PIM in 75 GP TSN.ca Rating: 70.89Comment: Sound player in all three zones and has more offensive potential to unleash.
30. Johnny Boychuk, D, BostonAge: 26Stats: 5-10-15, plus-10, 43 PIM in 51 GP TSN.ca Rating: 68.67Comment: Five years of grooming in AHL had him ready-made for NHL and has handled bigger role with injuries on Boston blueline.
31. Mikael Backlund, C, CalgaryAge: 21Stats: 1-9-10, plus-5, 6 PIM in 23 GPTSN.ca Rating: 66.76Comment: Has an NHL game, but it's yet to be determined if he scores enough to play a first or second-line role.
32. Zach Boychuk, LW, CarolinaAge: 20Stats: 3-6-9, plus-1, 2 PIM in 32 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.85Comment: Got his feet wet in second half of the season, but needs more ice time to show offensive skills.
33. Michal Neuvirth, G, WashingtonAge: 22Stats: 9-4-0, 2.75 GAA, .914 SVPCT in 17 GP TSN.ca Rating: 71.17Comment: Decent midseason fill-in with Caps could be due for an NHL job next season.
34. Brandon Yip, RW, ColoradoAge: 24Stats: 11-8-19, plus-5, 22 PIM in 32 GP TSN.ca Rating: 72.54Comment: Shockingly productive after up-and-down career at Boston University.
35. Artem Anisimov, C, N.Y. RangersAge: 21Stats: 12-16-28, minus-2, 32 PIM in 82 GP TSN.ca Rating: 65.38Comment: Not a huge offensive year, but solid enough for lanky pivot who can still get faster and stronger.
36. Luca Caputi, LW, TorontoAge: 21Stats: 2-6-8, minus-1, 12 PIM in 23 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.92Comment: Got a late-season audition after trade from Pittsburgh; has intriguing potential if he can fill out his 6-foot-3 frame.
37. Dan Sexton, RW, AnaheimAge: 22Stats: 9-10-19, minus-3, 16 PIM in 41 GP TSN.ca Rating: 68.73Comment: Small but shifty forward had seven points in first six games; may have second-line potential.
38. Jeff Deslauriers, G, EdmontonAge: 25Stats: 16-28-4, 3.26 GAA, .901 SVPCT 3 SO in 48 GP TSN.ca Rating: 56.90Comment: Played a total of 15 games between AHL and NHL in 2008-2009, then forced into 48 contests this year. Too much.
39. Matt Gilroy, D, N.Y. RangersAge: 25Stats: 4-11-5, even, 23 PIM in 69 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.72Comment: Hobey Baker winner saw ice time decrease as season progressed and didn't play at all in April.
40. Brett Carson, D, CarolinaAge: 24Stats: 2-10-12, plus-5, 12 PIM in 54 GP TSN.ca Rating: 65.70Comment: Has good size and showed well on depleted Hurricanes blueline.
41. Viktor Stalberg, LW, TorontoAge: 24Stats: 9-5-14, minus-13, 30 PIM in 40 GP TSN.ca Rating: 65.63Comment: Has shown flashes of goal-scoring ability; could be a 25-goal scorer or could be destined for AHL.
42. Tim Kennedy, LW, BuffaloAge: 23Stats: 10-16-26, minus-3, 50 PIM in 78 GP TSN.ca Rating: 64.82Comment: Scrappy and versatile player just has to stay out of face-off circle, where he won just 33.5% of nearly 400 draws.
43. Scott Parse, RW, Los AngelesAge: 25Stats: 11-13-24, plus-13, 22 PIM in 59 GP TSN.ca Rating: 69.09Comment: Has worked his way up through the ranks and become a reliable checking forward with some offensive skills to boot.
44. Thomas Greiss, G, San JoseAge: 24Stats: 7-4-1, 2.68 GAA, .912 SVPCT in 16 GP TSN.ca Rating: 70.10Comment: Plays so little, it's hard to know what kind of potential he has, but appears to at least be an NHL-calibre goaltender.
45. Tom Wandell, C, DallasAge: 23Stats: 5-10-15, plus-2, 14 PIM in 50 GP TSN.ca Rating: 67.18Comment: Responsible forward had his season cut short by knee injury, but could be a third-line fixture when healthy.
46. Ryan Wilson, D, ColoradoAge: 23Stats: 3-18-21, plus-13, 36 PIM in 61 GP TSN.ca Rating: 70.82Comment: Was protected early in the season, but earned more minutes with steady play.
47. Zack Smith, C, OttawaAge: 21Stats: 2-1-3, plus-1, 14 PIM in 15 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.92 Comment: Has size and grit necessary to win a job; how high can he climb the depth chart?
48. Matt Beleskey, LW, AnaheimAge: 21Stats: 11-7-18, minus-10, 35 PIM in 60 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.92Comment: Winger who saw some time with Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry, but may be more suited to third line.
49. Andrew MacDonald, D, N.Y. IslandersAge: 23Stats: 1-6-7, plus-4, 20 PIM in 46 GP TSN.ca Rating: 62.86Comment: A good fit as part of Islanders' mobile group of defencemen.
50. Benn Ferriero, LW, San JoseAge: 22Stats: 2-3-5, plus-4, 8 PIM in 24 GP TSN.ca Rating: 62.78 Comment: Notched 50 points in 58 AHL games, so should be ready to challenge for a job again next season.
51. Casey Wellman, LW, MinnesotaAge: 22Stats: 1-3-4, minus-2, 0 PIM in 12 GP TSN.ca Rating: 62.78 Comment: Free agent signed out of UMass-Amherst after 45 points in 36 games as a sophomore.
52. Mathieu Perreault, C, WashingtonAge: 22Stats: 4-5-9, plus-4, 6 PIM in 21 GP TSN.ca Rating: 67.21Comment: Tiny, but he's been produtive at every level, even in his NHL appearances this year.
53. Vladimir Zharkov, RW, New JerseyAge: 22Stats: 0-10-10, plus-2, 8 PIM in 40 GPTSN.ca Rating: 62.99Comment: Had 21 points in 23 AHL games before embarking on 40-game goalless drought to start his NHL career.
54. Cal O'Reilly, C, NashvilleAge: 23Stats: 2-9-11, plus-1, 4 PIM in 31 GP TSN.ca Rating: 62.50Comment: Has proven he can score at AHL level (188 points in 182 games over last three seasons).
55. Rob Schremp, C, N.Y. IslandersAge: 23Stats: 7-18-25, minus-4, 8 PIM in 44 GPTSN.ca Rating: 69.14Comment: Gifted enough to play in the league, but can he do enough without the puck to stick full-time?
56. Shawn Matthias, C, FloridaAge: 21Stats: 7-9-16, minus-3, 10 PIM in 55 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.34Comment: Has just 33 points in 88 career AHL games, but handled a limited role with Panthers.
57. Ryan Stoa, LW, ColoradoAge: 22Stats: 2-1-3, minus-3, 0 PIM in 12 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.11Comment: Golden Gopher grad has power forward potential and tallied 40 points in 53 AHL games.
58. Justin Abdelkader, LW, DetroitAge: 23Stats: 3-3-6, minus-11, 35 PIM in 50 GPTSN.ca Rating: 60.33Comment: Hard-pressed to get significant playing time in Detroit, but has already had some good playoff moments.
59. Ville Leino, LW, PhiladelphiaAge: 26Stats: 6-5-11, minus-8, 10 PIM in 55 GPTSN.ca Rating: 59.83Comment: A Calder candidate entering the season, he's now battling for playing time after trade to Philly.
60. Nathan Gerbe, C, BuffaloAge: 22Stats: 2-3-5, plus-1, 4 PIM in 10 GP TSN.ca Rating: 70.82Comment: Only 5-foot-5, but has 94 points in 101 AHL games to knock on the door in Buffalo.
61. Michal Repik, RW, FloridaAge: 21Stats: 3-2-5, plus-1, 6 PIM in 19 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.12Comment: Don't know how much offensive upside he has, but 53 points in 60 AHL games is a good way to earn a promotion.
62. Christian Hanson, C, TorontoAge: 24Stats: 2-5-7, minus-2, 16 PIM in 31 GP TSN.ca Rating: 61.83Comment: Had trouble generating offensive opportunities with Maple Leafs, but 31 points in 38 AHL games would seem to indicate there's still some potential in that regard.
63. Derek Joslin, D, San JoseAge: 23Stats: 0-3-3, plus-1, 12 PIM in 24 GP TSN.ca Rating: 57.51Comment: Difficult to crack Sharks lineup, but had an impressive 32 points and plus-14 rating in 55 AHL games.
64. Nick Spaling, LW, NashvilleAge: 21Stats: 0-3-3, plus-3, 0 PIM in 28 GP TSN.ca Rating: 59.02Comment: Still looking for first NHL goal, but already reliable enough for regular fourth-line role.
65. Alexander Sulzer, D, NashvilleAge: 25Stats: 0-2-2, plus-4, 4 PIM in 20 GPTSN.ca Rating: 58.05Comment: Was expected to be an NHL regular by now and play in the AHL (30 points, plus-13 in 36 GP) suggests he's probably ready for another shot.
66. Mark Fraser, D, New JerseyAge: 23Stats: 3-3-6, plus-3, 36 PIM in 61 GP TSN.ca Rating: 60.02Comment: Tough, steady stay-at-home blueliner.
67. Victor Oreskovich, RW, FloridaAge: 23Stats: 2-4-6, minus-8, 26 PIM in 50 GP TSN.ca Rating: 58.93Comment: Not gifted offensively, but pretty amazing to land an NHL job after taking two years off. Who knows what kind of improvement could come with full preparation?
68. Tom Pyatt, LW, MontrealAge: 23Stats: 2-3-5, minus-5, 10 PIM in 40 GP TSN.ca Rating: 58.31Comment: Struggled early, but was a responsible player in latter half of the season.
69. Keaton Ellerby, D, FloridaAge: 21Stats: 0-0-0, minus-1, 2 PIM in 22 GP TSN.ca Rating: 53.56Comment: 10th overall pick in 2007 saw ridiculously little (5:26 per game) ice time when called up.
70. Brad Marchand, LW, BostonAge: 21Stats: 0-1-1, minus-3, 20 PIM in 20 GPTSN.ca Rating: 57.18Comment: Little impact in NHL, but had 32 points in 34 AHL games.
71. Dustin Kohn, D, N.Y. IslandersAge: 23Stats: 0-4-4, minus-2, 4 PIM in 22 GP TSN.ca Rating: 59.09Comment: Performed respectably, though played fewer than 12 minutes per game with Isles.
72. Jason Garrison, D, FloridaAge: 25Stats: 2-6-8, plus-5, 23 PIM in 39 GP TSN.ca Rating: 62.51Comment: Handled regular role quite effectively after trade deadline.
73. Davis Drewiske, D, Los AngelesAge: 25Stats: 1-7-8, minus-4, 14 PIM in 42 GP TSN.ca Rating: 60.39Comment: Injuries, team depth limited him to four games after January 4th.
74. Andreas Thuresson, RW, NashvilleAge: 22Stats: 1-2-3, minus-5, 4 PIM in 28 GP TSN.ca Rating: 58.81Comment: A reliable winger, though he didn't get a great deal of ice time in his trial with Predators.
75. Jesse Joensuu, LW, N.Y. IslandersAge: 22Stats: 1-0-1, plus-4, 4 PIM in 11 GPTSN.ca Rating: 59.43Comment: Big winger with developing offensive game.
76. Matthew Corrente, D, New JerseyAge: 22Stats: 0-0-0, even, 24 PIM in 12 GPTSN.ca Rating: 53.54Comment: Played fewer than nine minutes per game with Devils; had 20 points, plus-3 rating in 43 AHL games.
77. Dylan Reese, D, N.Y. IslandersAge: 25Stats: 2-2-4, plus-4, 14 PIM in 19 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.17Comment: Harvard grad showed well in first taste of NHL action.
78. James Wright, LW, Tampa BayAge: 20Stats: 2-3-5, minus-9, 18 PIM in 48 GP TSN.ca Rating: 56.25Comment: Shockingly made team out of camp and stuck around for more than half the season. Had 19 points in 21 WHL games after getting sent back to junior.
79. Ben Maxwell, C, MontrealAge: 22Stats: 0-0-0, minus-2, 6 PIM in 13 GP TSN.ca Rating: 53.91Comment: Has to get stronger if he's going to handle the rigors of NHL game.
80. Matt Halischuk, RW, New JerseyAge: 21Stats: 1-1-2, minus-4, 2 PIM in 20 GP TSN.ca Rating: 57.06Comment: May not have enough offensive game to warrant more than depth role.
81. Ryan Stone, C, EdmontonAge: 25Stats: 0-6-6, plus-2, 48 PIM in 27 GP TSN.ca Rating: 60.95Comment: Gritty fourth-liner was solid in that role before knee injury put him on the shelf.
82. Troy Bodie, RW, AnaheimAge: 25Stats: 5-2-7, minus-8, 80 PIM in 44 GP TSN.ca Rating: 58.85Comment: Has size (6-foot-4, 219 pounds) and can use it, but is the rest of his game up to NHL standard?
83. David Schlemko, D, PhoenixAge: 22Stats: 1-4-5, plus-1, 8 PIM in 17 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.47Comment: Undrafted player who has climbed through the minor-league ranks.
84. Bryan Rodney, D, CarolinaAge: 25Stats: 1-10-11, minus-4, 8 PIM in 22 GP TSN.ca Rating: 68.44Comment: Has worked his way up as an undrafted player and moves the puck well enough to get another look.
85. Taylor Chorney, D, EdmontonAge: 22Stats: 0-3-3, minus-21, 12 PIM in 42 GP TSN.ca Rating: 56.58Comment: Bad teams, to be sure, but was a combined minus-41 between AHL and NHL this season.
86. Blair Jones, C, Tampa BayAge: 23Stats: 0-0-0, minus-5, 10 PIM in 14 GPTSN.ca Rating: 57.28Comment: Big centre with a chance to earn a checking line role.
87. Oskars Bartulis, D, PhiladelphiaAge: 23Stats: 1-8-9, minus-12, 28 PIM in 53 GP TSN.ca Rating: 56.58Comment: Doesn't play much (13:59 per game), but has improved after horrible start (minus-12 in first 39 games).
88. Paul Bissonnette, LW, PhoenixAge: 25Stats: 3-2-5, minus-2, 117 PIM in 41 GP TSN.ca Rating: 58.76Comment: Enforcer has found his niche in a part-time role.
89. Michael Santorelli, C, NashvilleAge: 24Stats: 2-1-3, minus-8, 8 PIM in 25 GP TSN.ca Rating: 57.09Comment: Like Cal O'Reilly, has proven that he can score in the AHL (129 points in 127 games over last two seasons), but is still trying to stick in the NHL.
90. Robbie Earl, LW, MinnesotaAge: 24Stats: 6-0-6, plus-1, 6 PIM in 32 GP TSN.ca Rating: 61.98Comment: Has 37 points in 110 AHL games over last two seasons, so any NHL future seems to be of the fourth line variety.
91.Devan Dubnyk, G, EdmontonAge: 23Stats: 4-10-2, 3.57 GAA, .889 SVPCT in 19 GP TSN.ca Rating: 46.80Comment: First-round pick in 2004 was thrust into action with Oilers. Started slowly -- winless in 10 -- before performing better in the last month or so.
92. Frazer McLaren, LW, San JoseAge: 22Stats: 1-5-6, plus-6, 54 PIM in 23 GPTSN.ca Rating: 61.86Comment: Tough guy can mix it up, but has 24 points, to go with 346 penalty minutes, in 132 AHL games.
93. Ryan White, RW, MontrealAge: 22Stats: 0-2-2, minus-6, 16 PIM in 16 GPTSN.ca Rating: 56.42Comment: Blue collar forward racked up 173 PIM in 62 AHL games.
94. Grant Clitsome, D, ColumbusAge: 24Stats: 1-2-3, even, 6 PIM in 11 GP TSN.ca Rating: 62.84Comment: Remember when the NHL draft was nine rounds? Clitsome was a ninth-round pick in 2004.
95. Jonathon Kalinski, C, PhiladelphiaAge: 22Stats: 0-2-2, minus-2, 0 PIM in 10 GPTSN.ca Rating: 58.75Comment: Checker has played 22 NHL games over past two seasons.
96. Chris Bourque, LW, WashingtonAge: 24Stats: 0-3-3, minus-6, 10 PIM in 21 GPTSN.ca Rating: 57.08Comment: Undersized forward hasn't been able to secure NHL job, but dominated AHL (70 points in 49 games).
97. Theo Peckham, D, EdmontonAge: 22Stats: 0-1-1, minus-8, 43 PIM in 15 GPTSN.ca Rating: 54.48Comment: Tough customer is battling to win a regular depth spot on the blueline.
98. Kenndal McArdle, LW, FloridaAge: 23Stats: 1-2-3, minus-4, 29 PIM in 19 GP TSN.ca Rating: 58.32Comment: Hard-working up-and-down winger who probably doesn't score enough (42 points in 112 AHL games) to land more than a depth role.
99. Richard Clune, LW, Los AngelesAge: 22Stats: 0-2-2, plus-1, 26 PIM in 14 GPTSN.ca Rating: 58.21Comment: Agitator has 23 points and 213 penalty minutes in 79 AHL games over last two seasons.
100. David Laliberte, RW, PhiladelphiaAge: 24Stats: 2-1-3, plus-1, 6 PIM in 11 GP TSN.ca Rating: 61.99Comment: Scored two goals and three points in first two NHL games then nothing in very minimal ice time after that.
OTHERSBen Lovejoy, D, PittsburghAge: 26Stats: 0-3-3, plus-8, 2 PIM in 12 GP TSN.ca Rating: 63.35Comment: Very good minor-league defenceman, but likelihood of landing regular NHL gig dwindles at his age.
Mark Letestu, C, PittsburghAge: 25Stats: 1-0-1, minus-2, 2 PIM in 10 GPTSN.ca Rating: 57.60Comment: Has been productive (116 points in 136 games) in last two AHL seasons.
Adam McQuaid, D, BostonAge: 23Stats: 1-0-1, minus-5, 21 PIM in 19 GPTSN.ca Rating: 55.48Comment: Injuries created opening for big blueliner, though his playing time has been limited.
Alexandre Bolduc, C, VancouverAge: 24Stats: 0-0-0, minus-3, 13 PIM in 15 GP TSN.ca Rating: 55.37Comment: Scrappy forward has one point in 22 career games and fought towering Wild defenceman John Scott.
Bryan Bickell, LW, ChicagoAge: 24Stats: 3-1-4, plus-4, 5 PIM in 16 GPTSN.ca Rating: 63.76Comment: Has the size to be a power forward, but 109 points in 228 career AHL games isn't enough to warrant NHL job.
Brett Sutter, LW, CalgaryAge: 22Stats: 0-0-0, minus-1, 5 PIM in 10 GPTSN.ca Rating: 55.42Comment: Has the bloodlines, but 49 points in 137 AHL games over the last two seasons doesn't indicate NHL impact.
Mike Duco, RW, FloridaAge: 22Stats: 0-0-0, minus-3, 50 PIM in 10 GPTSN.ca Rating: 54.39Comment: Peter DeBoer fave has 47 points and 258 penalty minutes in 127 AHL games.
Jay Rosehill, LW, TorontoAge: 24Stats: 1-1-2, minus-2, 67 PIM in 15 GPTSN.ca Rating: 57.15Comment: Provides organizational muscle, but only has six points in 59 AHL games with Marlies.
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Drontal Plus, Vercom Paste, Telmintic, and Panacur have a broad spectrum of activity and are all highly effective against ascarids, hookworms, and whipworms. Drontal and Vercom are also highly effective against tapeworms. Panacur is only partially effective against tapeworms. Deworming the brood bitch with Panacur during the last two weeks of gestation and during lactation reduces environmental exposure and helps control puppy infection.
Prevention: Heartworm preventives such as Interceptor prevent and control ascarids as well as hookworms and whipworms. Heartgard Plus controls ascarids and hookworms but not whipworms.
Public health considerations: Ascarids can cause a serious disease in humans called visceral larva migrans. The infection is acquired when the eggs of T. canis are ingested by a human. Children 1 to 4 years old are most frequently affected, and often have a history of eating dirt.
When a human eats an ascarid egg, larvae develop as in the dog. However, because humans are not a definitive host, the larvae do not progress to adult ascarids. Instead, they burrow into the intestinal wall and migrate to the liver, lungs, and skin. Symptoms, which develop only when the infestation is heavy, include abdominal pain, cough, wheezing, itching, and a skin rash with papules. In a very heavy infestation, larvae may reach the heart, kidneys, spleen, brain, eyes, and other tissues. In young children, a syndrome called ocular larva migrans can lead to blindness and necessitate the removal of an eye.
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Nesmith Library Board Trustee Minutes
December 9, 2003
Present: Mary Lee Underhill, Chair, Shirley Beaulieu, Vice Chair, Sharon Scannell, Treasurer, J. Gross, Assistant Treasurer, Pat Skinner, Secretary, Dr. Murray Levin, member, and Acting Co-Directors: Lois Freeston and Diane Mayr. Excused: Willie Day, member.
Mary Lee called the meeting to order at 7:02 pm, and asked the members to accept the evening agenda.
Guest: Mary Lee introduced Lori A. Morse, the candidate for Youth Services Librarian recommended by the search committee. Lori has been the Assistant Children's Librarian at the Medford Public Library in Massachusetts for three years. She has a MLS from Simmons College and is a New Hampshire resident.
When Lori departed and Lois was excused,
MOTION: was made by Pat Skinner and seconded
That the Board approves Lori Morse as the new Head of Youth Services.
The motion passed unanimously.
Minutes: The minutes of the November 18, 2003 public meeting were accepted as written, as were the minutes of the Non-public session. Willie Day had asked that the minutes of the November 4 Non-public session be revisited.
MOTION: was made by J Gross and seconded
That the vote on the motion to invite Beth Strauss to return to the Library in her previous position be recorded as "passed with one abstention by Willie Day," and that the vote on the motion to hire former staff as needed at their former hourly rates be recorded as "passed with one negative vote by Willie Day."
Financial: Sharon Scannell reported that 88.3% of the budget was spent through November (91.7% of the year), and the Board reviewed the monthly financial statements.
MOTION: was made by Sharon Scannell and seconded
That payment of $3,334.48 for the CD Display Case be withdrawn from the Capital II and Capital III accounts.
The motion passed unanimously.
Acting Co-Directors: Diane Mayr presented the report which included maintenance issues, a new business database, Christmas crafts by F.L.O.W., and a list of upcoming programs and events. She expressed appreciation to the Town Recreation Committee for decorating the outside of the Library. Library statistics show that 9,184 items were circulated in November, there were 8,102 registered patrons, 6,363 people visited the library, 185 used the Internet and volunteers contribute 75 hours.
MOTION: was made by J Gross and seconded
That the Board authorize up to $3,500 for various repairs as itemized in Jerry Croteau's estimate.
The motion passed unanimously.
The Board agreed that additional estimates were needed for the purchase and installation of a new humidifier.
Finance: J and Sharon explained the cuts made in the preliminary budget.
MOTION: was made by Shirley Beaulieu and seconded
That the Board accepts the budget as presented this evening.
The motion passed unanimously.
The Board thanked the budget committee for all their hours and efforts preparing the budget.
Search: Mary Lee reported on the progress of the committee and the expenses incurred for advertising. The Search Committee for a new Director will meet December 18 when the deadline for applications has passed.
Needs Assessment: J will reply to Richard Smith's e-mail, and Mary Lee will call Marjorie Judd regarding the completion of her report.
By-Laws: The Board examined the differences in the two versions on hand.
MOTION: was made by J Gross and seconded
That the Board accepts the By-Laws as amended.
The motion passed unanimously.
A letter opposed to opening the Library on Sundays will be filed with material being collected on the study.
There was discussion of the Roles of the Board, Director and Staff. Handouts received at NHLTA meetings will be reviewed next time.
Programs for Adults This Winter include:
"Holiday Dessert Potluck" Monday, December 15 at 2 pm and
"Music for the Holidays" (English Hand-Bell Choir) Tuesday, December 16 at 7 pm.
Kudos to Beth Strauss and Diana Greenleaf for the Windham Center School's book drive for the Wilson School in Manchester!
The next regular meeting of the Board will be held on January 13, 2004 at 7 pm.
MOTION: was made by Pat Skinner and seconded
That the Board enters a Non-public in accordance with RSA 91-A-3.
Mary Lee polled the Board: all were in favor.
MOTION: was made by Sharon Scannell and seconded
That the Board exits the Non-public session.
Mary Lee polled the Board: all were in favor.
The Board will meet with the Search Committee for the Director on November 18 at 9 am.
The meeting adjourned at 9:33 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Mary Lee Underhill
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The 2-year-old Lake Placid boy, was injured when he was run over by a lawnmower. He is at Tampa General Hospital Thursday in critical but stable condition.
The Highlands County Sheriff's Office said the boy's mother Maria Isabel Huerto Bello, 23, accidentally ran the boy, Anthony Meza, over while mowing the grass.
Anthony was riding his bike when Bello put the mower in reverse and ran over his leg.
Related story: 09/18/2013 Highlands County toddler seriously injured in lawnmower accident
The boy was flown to Tampa General Hospital later with serious leg injuries, Highlands County Sheriff's Public Information Officer Nell Frewin-Hays said.
Doctors said, he is in critical but stable condition and may require more surgery.
Gema Eufracio is a friend who lives across the street.
"They are good people," she said in Spanish.
She also said, "She's always holding him or caring for him, she really doesn't take him out that often."
Eufracio said she's heartbroken over this whole accident because she could tell how much this woman loved her son.
"I feel so sorry for her as a mother. Because it's her son and now this happened to her…it's surprising!"
Sheriff Susan Benton said, "Right now they're holding out hope that the child will be able to keep the leg and the leg will not need to be amputated. But at this point it's one of those wait and see type of events."
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Summary: But we must try to find our True Conscience, our True Self, the very Center, for this is the only first-rate choice-making center. Here lies all originality, talent, honor, truthfulness, courage and cheerfulness. Here lies the ability to choose the good and the grand, the true and the beautiful. In her ninety-three remarkable years, Brenda Ueland published six million words. She said she had two rules she followed absolutely: to tell the truth, and not to do anything she didn't want to do. Her integrity shines throughout If You Want to Write , her bestselling classic on the process of writing that has already inspired thousands to find their own creative center. Carl Sandburg called this book "the best book ever written about how to write." Yet Ueland reminds us that "whenever I say 'writing' in this book, I also mean anything that you love and want to do or make."
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Labor Day marks the start of the fall boating season, a time for cooler temperatures, uncrowded waterways, and great fishing. But this time of year also brings its own unique safety challenges, especially for boaters or anglers in smaller craft.
"There are reasons why October and November are the deadliest months of the year for boaters," said BoatU.S. Foundation Director of Boating Safety Chris Edmonston, referring to the newly released, U.S. Coast Guard's 2008 Recreational Boating Statistics . "However, the good news is that there are some common-sense steps that may prevent a small mishap from becoming serious," he added.
Here are some 2008 U.S. Coast Guard statistics along with some fall boating season safety tips:
• While there are more accidents in the summer months when recreational boating is in full swing, the odds of dying if you are in an accident go up in the months of October and November. The reason? Being unprepared for the conditions. (22% and 25% of all accidents in these months respectively result in deaths.)
• Statistics also show over half of all boating deaths occur with small boats. That's because they are usually open to the elements and more vulnerable to wind, waves, and swamping.
• Cold water quickly saps away your strength. Wearing a life jacket could give you the time you need to safely re-board if you accidentally fall overboard. Also ensure you have a means to quickly get back on board without assistance , such as a ladder or even a dockline (Over two-thirds of all fatal boating accidents victims drowned and of these, 90% were not wearing a life jacket).
• Don't let the sunny skies fool you. Dress appropriately and recognize that even slight changes in the weather can make hypothermia a real threat if you are not prepared.
• In the fall there are very few fellow boaters and anglers near by — your closest potential rescuers. Without the help of fellow boaters, your float plan is your only back-up. Share with a family member or trusted friend where you plan to go and when you expect to return, so they may notify authorities if you are overdue returning.
• A VHF radio is a must. Depending on where you are, a cell phone or personal locator beacon may be additional pieces of important communication gear.


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This demonstration shows the migration experience from Windows XP to Windows 7 using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit. We will show how user files and settings are migrated quickly using hard-links, applications can be installed and customized according to user roles, and Windows 7 is installed and configured with minimal up-front initiation from the IT administrator.
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