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NEW ORLEANS -- The Hornets, Suns and Timberwolves have completed a three-team deal that will send 7-foot centre Robin Lopez and forward Hakim Warrick from Phoenix to New Orleans, while moving forward Wes Johnson and a future first-round draft pick from Minnesota to the Suns.
Word of the multiplayer trade first broke on Wednesday, though the final version had minor changes.
The deal sends the contracts of Jerome Dyson and Brad Miller from New Orleans to Phoenix. Minnesota also receives three second-round draft picks in the deal.
The acquisition of Lopez fills a need at centre for the Hornets, who traded away Emeka Okafor and let Chris Kaman go in free agency.
"We wanted to fill the centre position and we feel like Robin fits in with our timeline -- a young player that has experience in the league and will have an opportunity to come in and contribute and help us," Hornets general manager Dell Demps said. "He brings a defensive presence. We hung our hat on our defence since we've been here. His size and his athleticism we think will really anchor our defence."
While the Hornets were able to draft 6-11 Kentucky star Anthony Davis first overall in last month's draft, Davis is expected to play often at power forward because his slender build could leave him at a defensive disadvantage in 1-on-1 matchups against some of the league's more powerful centres such as Dwight Howard or Andrew Bynum.
The Hornets also have 7-footer Jason Smith on the roster, and while he has filled in at centre well when called upon, he has been primarily a reserve power forward during his career.
New Orleans now has made two trades to acquire new frontcourt players, having also dealt forward Gustavo Ayon to Orlando for 6-10 sharpshooter Ryan Anderson, a perimeter threat who can space out a defence. Lopez was drafted 15th overall by the Suns in 2008. Before that, he starred at Stanford with his twin brother, Brook, now a starter with Brooklyn Nets.
Robin Lopez has been an off-and-on starter in the NBA and was a reserve for all 64 games in which he appeared last season, averaging 5.4 points, 3.3 rebounds and 0.7 blocks in 14 minutes a game.
Warrick, a former Syracuse standout now entering his eighth season, started periodically in Memphis early in his career, but played a reserve role the past two seasons in Phoenix. For his career, he has averaged 9.5 points and 4.1 rebounds in 20.4 minutes.
"Hakim Warrick is a veteran (who) will add to our frontcourt depth," Demps said. "He has been in the league. He has the ability to score (with) his athleticism and quickness and we look forward to watching him play."
In Johnson, the Suns get a 6-foot-7 small forward who has averaged 7.7 points and 2.9 rebounds in 24.6 minutes during the first two years of his career. He was the fourth overall pick in the 2010 draft out of Syracuse but has not developed into a dependable scorer or defender in the NBA.
"I'm very optimistic still about Wes's career," said Timberwolves general manager David Kahn, who needed to clear salary cap space to sign free agent Andrei Kirilenko. "I thought he had a really, really rough year, and for whatever reason it appeared to me that his confidence was shaken last year."
Kahn said the first-rounder the Wolves sent to the Suns is protected if it falls in the top 13 for the "next few years." Minnesota still has another first-round pick for 2013.
Miller plans to retire, but the $5.1 million remaining on his expiring contract could give the Suns added financial flexibility. Dyson played in nine games for the Hornets late last season, averaging 7.4 points and two assists in about 20 minutes per game. His contract is not guaranteed and the Suns could waive him at no cost.
It was Canada's night at the NBA Draft as four players from north of the border were selected.
1. Andrew Wiggins - Cavaliers
8. Nik Stauskas - Kings
18. Tyler Ennis - Suns
45. Dwight Powell - Hornets
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The 40-year-old Atari refuses to be relegated to the past. Flickr
Atari is switching gears again, this time taking its games to the mobile and online marketplace. It's not the 40-year-old company's first attempt at a revival. But will it find success, or is it doomed to repeat history? Experts aren't sure.
"Atari is a quintessentially great American company," said Ian Bogost, director of the digital media graduate program at Georgia Institute of Technology. "It's a part of Americana. For Gen Xers who remember the Atari heyday, it's living memory. It's our Norman Rockwell. For Millennials, it's folklore, even if just for hipster nostalgia."
Founded in 1972 by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney, Atari has seen many so-called "rebirths," with incarnations including partnerships with Warner Communication, JT Storage, and Hasbro Interactive, but the glory days of arcade and console games like Pong, Breakout, Centipede, and Asteroids always seem just out of reach.
But for fans, a comeback could be in the offing. Earlier this month, Atari hired Gui Karyo, 37, as the new executive vice president of development and operations. A former executive at Mindspark, Magesco, and Marvel Entertainment, Karyo will oversee the company's product development, operations and Atari.com. Rip Empson of TechCrunch predicts that Karyo will be key to Atari's successful navigation of the mobile and online marketplace.
But Bogost isn't so sure. He is skeptical of Atari's direction towards what Empson calls "freemium, microtransaction rebranding" versus coming up with old-school games, or something new altogether.
"Wouldn't we rather see Atari try to reclaim the crown of American gaming from Nintendo in Japan and Microsoft in the States? Hell, wouldn't we rather see anything other than another company churning out microtransaction-driven Facebook games?" he asked.
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The very economic and social future for Ohio, Michigan and maybe the entire country will be affected by your choices.
A case can be made that Ohio is the ultimate swing state in Presidential elections.
Next year, the newly-elected statewide officers will determine the new voting districts in the state; which has huge Presidential election ramifications.
Your vote will make a difference for at least the next 10 years. That is a tremendous responsibility and a wonderful opportunity.
Do the right thing and read about the candidates, decide who you like and go vote.
If you don't, you are permitting someone else's voice to speak for you. I just don't think that's a risk worth taking.
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In the early to mid-20th century, England exported wool blankets manufactured by the Middleburg Company to South Africa. The multi-colored striped blankets became a favorite of Ndebele women who enhanced them with large horizontal beaded panels. Popularly named "Middleburg blankets," or by their vernacular name, irari or nguba, the blankets replaced older skin capes worn on festive occasions such as weddings and initiations. Pink and red striped blankets covered with beadwork are identified as nguba, and were preferred for gala events. The dark beadwork panels have motifs suggesting modern homes with staircases, windows, and electric lights. The lavish use of imported glass seed beads also demonstrates the wealth of the owner.


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June 9, 2006--Wolfram Research today announced the free availability
of its new Cluster
Integration Package, which enables affordable, out-of-the-box
operation of gridMathematica on
Microsoft Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003. The Cluster Integration
Package for gridMathematica makes it possible for Microsoft
Windows users to immediately take advantage of the robust environment
for high-performance computing (HPC) provided by Microsoft's new HPC
operating system.
"This is a big advantage for our Microsoft Windows customers and
system administrators, particularly those who are unfamiliar with
Unix, Linux, or cluster management," said Roger Germundsson, director
of research and development at Wolfram Research. "It reduces the
set-up cost, time, and effort required to establish a cluster to a
level that is very reasonable and attractive to more mainstream
customers. We have users that have been waiting for this kind of
development and we've been working with Microsoft for some time now to
ensure an optimal experience running gridMathematica on
Microsoft Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003."
Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 is Microsoft's official entry into
the HPC market. It is an integrated, standards-based cluster
computing platform built on top of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 x64
editions, empowering customers to harness distributed computing
resources to solve complex problems.
The Cluster Integration Package provides a direct interface to cluster
management systems from within gridMathematica, Wolfram's
premier software environment for technical computing. It enables the
administration of the gridMathematica compute kernels from
within Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003, with only a one-line start
"Microsoft is pleased to work with Wolfram Research to deliver a
quality computing experience to our shared customers," said John
Borozan, group product manager for the Windows Server Division at Microsoft
Corporation. "gridMathematica is an essential application for
high-performance computing, and with Wolfram's Cluster Integration
Package for Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 we are pleased to know
that our customers will have a zero-configuration, seamless solution
that meets their needs."
gridMathematica users can download the Cluster
Integration Package for free.
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Question about the "Test Server" Feature
Hey all,
I am using the development kits well as some server instances (total of 3 Membase servers) and was just curious of this "Test Server" feature on the main site in my application.
I have my own socket-based connection that is connected to one of the memcached cores (port 11211) in this cluster and is polling the STAT command. What's funny is that your Analytics page is reporting statistics on various metrics; the ones I'm concerned with are Total Items, Gets per second and Sets per second. While the graphs look nice and I really like the "Test Server" feature to get an idea of the graphs, I'm wondering why my socket connection that is echoing out results from the memcached STAT command are reporting 0 for get_hits, curr_items, get_misses. Is there something I'm missing?
Product looks great all around!
Tim, the "Test Server" feature uses a different bucket to generate load than the default bucket. When you are running the 'stats' command against the server, it is returning stats for the default bucket and so you won't see any of the traffic that the test is generating.
In order to access these stats, you'll have to use a client that supports SASL in order to authenticate to a different bucket.
Without a SASL enabled client, you can still use the server, but you're limited to just the default bucket.
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TV picks: Wednesday, March 28
COMEDY. Whitney tries to use the ol' "dang, my driver's license is expired" excuse when she and Alex finally head to city hall to get married. Not buying it, Whit.
Season finale, 8 p.m., NBC
DRAMA. The odd couple detective team that solved the modern-day Jack the Ripper murders last season is back to digging into the history of East London to find clues that may help solve new crimes in the present day.
Season premiere, 10 p.m., BBC America
COMEDY. Contractor Pete tries to remodel more than client Alex's home when he suspects her boyfriend is cheating on her.
9 p.m., NBC
"Desperate Landscapes"
REALITY. Totally lazy homeowners are rewarded for their inability to maintain a yard — after their neighbors call them out — by contractor/host Jason Cameron, who transforms barren wastelands into outdoor showplaces.
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When I was asked to review Disaster Psychiatry: Intervening When Nightmares Come True, I initially expected a manual for training psychiatrists who work in what have come to be known as "all-hazards" situations. What I found was less a textbook and more a documented oral history of moving experiences and lessons learned from an extremely well-qualified collection of psychiatrists, assembled by two of the founders of Disaster Psychiatry Outreach (DPO), based in the New York area and predating September 11, 2001. The selected authors and personal accounts span a diversity of events and cultures yet easily unify under the overarching theme of clinical response and human suffering in disaster. Disaster psychiatry is an area of psychiatry that has yet to be well researched or clearly defined.
In fact, aside from DPO and the military, psychiatry is a latecomer to the field of disaster mental health. That, in and of itself, lends importance to the topic and also affords credibility to those who have been working in the field as it evolves. Collecting accurate study data about the emotional response to disaster is a difficult undertaking, raising ethical and logistic issues that are very difficult to overcome. Population statistics aside, these types of collective experiences essentially are the body of knowledge to date.
The editors state, "We deem it invaluable to consider what psychiatrists actually do in responding to disasters and, equally important, to consider how they think about their interventions, both during and after the events in question." From Claudia Sickinger's account of her time accompanying a family member to Ground Zero for the first time, to Mark Dembert's sobering yet sensitive recounting of the human response to body recovery by Navy personnel, it becomes clear that the role of psychiatrists and other mental health professionals in disasters is often nontraditional, is frequently unpredictable, and above all, requires flexibility.
Truthfully, in our current climate of competencies and guideline-driven education, it is a relief to explore the emotional content chronicled in the individual chapters of this book. The variety of experiences and diverse backgrounds of the authors add strength to the material. As the authors recount their personal exposures, it quickly becomes clear that this book is not light reading. The situations draw the reader into a very complex and at times painful emotional space. I found myself reading only a chapter or two at a time, feeling both severely drained yet, in retrospect, strangely hopeful. In the midst of their profound sadness and often overwhelming grief, the authors portray resilience, innovation, and creative new strategies for helping people recover. I highly recommend Disaster Psychiatry to anyone who plans to work or volunteer in the field of disaster or emergency psychiatry. On the other hand, given that disasters are by nature unplanned, any one of us might be immersed in similar situations. Perhaps we should all read the book.
Dr. Kantor directs the division of consultation-liaison, emergency, and community psychiatry at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. He also sits on the Governor's Terrorism and Disaster Behavioral Health Advisory Council (TADBHAC) in Virginia.
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Lakeside Chautauqua's Fourth of July celebration begins at 10 a.m. with the Children's Bike Parade in Perry Park. Participants of all ages should arrive early with an already-decorated bike. Due to a worldwide helium shortage, balloons will not be distributed for bikes this year.


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Election day is almost exactly two months away and the closer we get to a new governor moving to Richmond the more attack ads litter the airwaves.
WSLS 10 will continue our Truth Tracker series from now until election day checking the facts of the political ads you see the most.
One of the recent ads released by Republican Ken Cuccinelli's campaign is titled "Facts".
The ad begins with an attack against Cuccinelli's opponent, Democrat Terry McAuliffe.
"There is only one candidate under investigation. Terry McAuliffe," says the ad's narrator.
This claim is misleading.
McAuliffe's former company GreenTech is being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for allegedly guaranteeing returns for its investors.
While McAuliffe is the company's co-founder, he is not personally under investigation.
"And the press calls McAuliffe's attacks false," the narrator says.
This blanket statement is only true if you focus on the specific article on the screen.
This references the first debate between the two candidates after Cuccinelli was investigated and eventually cleared of breaking any laws over gifts he received from the company Star Scientific while serving as attorney general.
McAuliffe said the investigation found that Cuccinelli "should have been prosecuted", a claim PolitiFact Virginia ruled as "pants on fire".
However, PolitiFact has found plenty of statements by both candidates to be false.
"Cuccinelli personally launched the investigation into Bob McDonnell and called for immediate reform to strengthen ethics laws," the announcer says.
These claims are true.
While the Washington Post broke the story on the investigation into Governor Bob McDonnell in the spring, Cuccinelli ordered the initial investigation in November 2012.
Cuccinelli did also call for a special ethics session in August.
However, it's important to remember that the ethics of both candidates has been called into question during the campaign.
Wednesday, we'll check the facts of a recent ad released by McAuliffe's campaign.
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New Orleans, La. - Time may be running out for a New Orleans landmark. After more than 150 years of serving up food and memories at the corner of Decatur and Madison, Tujague's Restaurant and Bar is in danger of closing.
Beef brisket with Creole sauce is a slice of history served up at 823 Decatur Street. "It's a regular stop on all four of our tours," said Candy Kagan.
Kagan is a tour guide with New Orleans Culinary History Tours. She says Tujague's is an irreplaceable French Quarter gem.
"Not only for my tours, but to this city," said Kagan. "I was born and raised in New Orleans and I can remember coming to Tujague's as a child and enjoying the same thing that is served today."
Now, after more than 150 years in business, days could be numbered for the historic business. FOX 8 has confirmed that the future of the business is in jeopardy and a sale of the building is in the works. We have also learned that there could be additional information available Thursday afternoon about what happens next.
The building and business are owned by the Latter family.
"There's two parts of the family," said Louis Sahuc, who says he is a Latter family friend. "There's the part that owns the restaurant and the part that owns the building, and I'm hoping the part that owns the building let's the restaurant stay."
Stanford Latter owns the property; Steven Latter owned the business. Steven passed away in February. Now his son Mark Latter is operating the business and its online presence.
Tujague's Facebook and Twitter pages are asking fans to help "#saveTujague's".
Retired riverboat captain Clark "Doc" Hawley says he has decades of Tujague's memories. "Really makes me sad to think this place would close its doors," said Hawley. "There goes one of the mainstays of New Orleans History."
It's not gone yet. Posts such as "We're still here after all these years and we hope to keep it that way!" headline the Tujague's Facebook page.
Candy Kagan is glad there's a fight to keep the doors open and keep this stop on her New Orleans Culinary History Tours. "The Grasshopper was invented here," she said. "They're serving the same menu they served in 1850 and if you really want a piece of New Orleans history, this is the place to come. I would just be heartbroken, as I'm sure many true New Orleanians would be, if Tujague's would not continue and I wish the Latter family the best."
A source tells FOX 8 that businessman Mike Motwani is the potential buyer. He owns several businesses in the French Quarter, including a number of T-shirt shops.
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(FRANKFORT, Ky.) -Despite high gasoline prices at the pump, the Kentucky State Police expects heavy traffic throughout the commonwealth during the upcoming July 4 holiday period. With the Fourth of July falling on a Wednesday, many travelers will extend their vacation plans to include the weekend before or after the celebrated holiday. KSP will have increased patrols during this time frame and motorists are urged to use extreme caution while traveling.
"Throughout the country, the July 4th holiday period has become one of the most dangerous times for highway travel," says Kentucky State Police Commissioner Jack Adams. "Last year, there were 1,160 crashes on Kentucky roadways during this four-day time period. These collisions resulted in 16 fatalities and 494 people injured. Many of these deaths and injuries could have been prevented if motorists practiced basic defensive driving skills such as obeying speed limits, using seat belts and not driving while impaired by drugs or alcohol."
Impaired driving tends to increase during holiday periods, notes Lt. Col. Dean Hayes, director of the KSP Operations Division. "Unfortunately, too many people don't understand that alcohol, drugs and driving just don't mix," he says. "Impaired driving is no accident, nor is it a victimless crime."
State Troopers will be aggressively enforcing Kentucky's zero tolerance policy regarding impaired driving during the July 4th holiday period says Capt. Tim Lucas, commander of the KSP Highway Safety Branch. As part of Operation C.A.R.E (Combined Accident Reduction Effort), troopers will be working overtime to provide increased saturation patrols and traffic safety checkpoints in high crash, high traffic locations, radar and laser details and coordinated enforcement activities with local police and sheriff's departments for maximum coverage.
"Although driving with a blood alcohol level of .08 is illegal, you can also be arrested for lower levels if you are under 21 years of age or operating a commercial vehicle," Lucas explains. "If you are going to drive, it's best not to consume any alcohol at all."
"Even first time violators face immediate arrest, which can result in court costs, legal fees, higher auto insurance rates, fines, loss of license and even imprisonment," he adds. "The consequences are serious and real."
KSP reminds motorists that Kentucky law requires them to slow down and use caution when they see a law enforcement or emergency vehicle stopped alongside the road with its lights flashing. They must move over to the lane farthest away from the vehicle if they are on a four-lane road with two lanes proceeding in the same direction and can do so safely.
Motorists should also be aware that the back seat is the safest place for children to sit, especially in vehicles equipped with passenger-side air bags. Infants and toddlers should never ride in the front seat of a vehicle with a passenger-side air bag.
Kentucky law requires all children 40 inches in height or less to be buckled into a child safety restraint seat that meets federal standards. Children over 40 inches tall must wear a seat belt. Violation of this law will result in a $50.00 fine with an additional $10.00 fine donated to the Traumatic Brain Injury Trust Fund.
Kentucky law makes the driver responsible for assuring that all occupants of the vehicle are properly restrained. Violation of this law will result in a fine not to exceed $25.00.
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"Crashes can happen anywhere," says Lucas. "Three out of four happen within 25 miles of home at speeds of 45 miles per hour or less. About 40 percent of all fatal crashes occur on roads where the speed limit is 30 miles per hour or less."
"I urge all Kentuckians to observe the speed limit, wear seat belts and refrain from driving while impaired by drugs or alcohol," says Commissioner Adams. "These are very easy things to do and they may mean the difference between life and death."
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Gear Up for Halloween At Capitol Hill Library
Boo! Did I scare you?
If not, you may not be in the Halloween mood yet. What you need is the Halloween Party at the Capitol Hill Library on Saturday, October 24, 2009, from 2 to 3:30pm.
"We're inviting everyone of all ages to join us," said librarian Jennifer Jones, "for an afternoon of ghoulishly good fun. Come on, adults may be all grown up most of the year, but everyone's allowed to be a kid again for Halloween."
The Halloween Party has something for everyone. Arts and crafts instruction will be available, and what would any party be without treats?
In addition, master magician Steve Crawford will be on hand to astonish the party-goers with his sleight of hand and mystifying illusions.
For more information, call the Capitol Hill Library at 634-6308.
The Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County includes 12 libraries and five extension libraries. Libraries include Belle Isle, Capitol Hill, Ralph Ellison, Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library and Southern Oaks in Oklahoma City, as well as Bethany, Choctaw, Del City, Edmond, Midwest City, Village and Warr Acres. Extensions are located in the communities of Harrah, Jones, Luther and Nicoma Park and include Wright Library in Oklahoma City. You can also reach us at www.metrolibrary.org.


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DETROIT, MI (WHTC) - As the Whitecaps look to rebuild portions of Fifth Third Ballpark damaged by fire 10 days ago, the team on the field will have its third skipper in three years this spring. The parent Detroit Tigers had elevated Larry Parrish to Toledo after one season at West Michigan, and today announced that Andrew Graham will be the 'Caps new manager. The Sydney, Australia native spent parts of two seasons as a West Michigan catcher during his minor league playing career, and has been the Connecticut Tigers' manager in the short-season NY-Penn League the past three years. Former Tiger reliever Mike Henneman will return as the 'Caps pitching coach, and one-time White Sox catcher Nelson Santovenia is the new hitting coach.
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PHOTOS: Rihanna Gets Lap Dance From Naked Stripper
Bad Girl Tweets her 'Daddy Would Be Proud'
Bad Girl Tweets her 'Daddy Would Be Proud'
The celebrities become the latest victims in the recent spill of naked pictures.
The singer is hoping the snap will raise awareness for charity
Mrs West was the latest victim of phone hacking
The pop star credits her positive state in part to her duet session with Tony Bennett.
The first episode of the new series kicked off tonight
Events in more than 160 countries took place to demand action on climate change.
Even Cheryl was shocked by Simon's comment.
Simon Cowell wasn't happy that Mel dismissed his amazing performance
The actor puts to rest months of speculation on his possible casting for the HBO series.
Gabrielle and husband issue joint statement and send support to other victims.
He took her place during trip to Malta
Images claiming to be of the star were posted on 4Chan
Singer is always flashing the flesh
Singer married her husband Sam Burrows last month
It seems like things are getting serious between the couple
What the heck is he playing at?
Rumours suggest the pair may be re-shooting scenes for the raunchy flick
Bands stole the show at day 2 of the Vegas festival
The drama will be back on our screens tonight
Polly's publicist has confirmed the sad news
He attempts to rob the most secure bank in the cosmos
The talented singer did well
But Raign still makes it through to bootcamp
Maybe it's a little too timey-wimey...
Lolo said she felt broken and rejected after being the first contestant voted off...
Star Zachary Quinto confirms the third installment will take place in deep space.
The actress made her debut in tonight's episode
The set of the show has been recreated to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Friends...
The popular Bachelor star has written a tell-all...
The No. 1 network joins the superhero party.
At times the cast could not contain their tears...
Tonight will see more hopefuls audition in front of the judges and thousands of people
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No wonder Big Sean is interested!
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Upset about the discontinuation of dodgeball and other such games in their gym classes, Matthew and Michael Senibaldi, twin sons of School Board member Dennis Senibaldi, have taken matters into their own hands.
The 12-year-old boys, whose father was the sole board member to object to the ban of all "human contact" games earlier this month, posted an online petition this week in hopes of convincing the board to let the games go on.
"Nerf ball games are fun interactive games that teaches kids the skills of teamwork, strategy and agility," the online petition reads. "Lots of kids have loved Nerf ball games for a long time and we feel it is unfair to eliminate these games based on a few complaints ... we the undersigned kids respectfully are asking the School Board to reconsider their vote."
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As of Friday at 6:30 p.m, the online petition had garnered 201 signatures.
The elder Senibaldi said he supported his sons' decision to petition online.
The four other School Board members didn't immediately respond to an inquiry from the Union Leader on Friday afternoon. Michael Senibaldi said he and his brother Matthew have been enjoying games of dodgeball since the second grade and they both were saddened to hear it had been banned.
"It's just a lot of fun and it's not really about human targeting at all, That's not the point of the game," Michael said. "It's just something we have fun doing with our friends."
After a stilted attempt to collect signatures at school, the boys decided that posting an online petition was probably the best option.
"This way anyone can sign and no one can take that away from us," Michael said.
Both boys said their goal is to get as many signatures as they can, which they'll forward to members of the School Board. On March 21, the school board voted 4:1 in favor of eliminating all "human target" games from the district's curriculum, with proponents of the ban stressing that such games pose safety concerns and can encourage instances of bullying. Senibaldi voiced his objections to the ban, stating that "there are other ways to address bullying."
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Pictures tell the story of First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Ravenswood.
Historic photographs of the community adorn the office walls. They depict the good times, such as a band marching along the yet-unpaved main street during a 1940s-era parade. Others illustrate difficult times, such as an Ohio River flood of the early 1900s.
And there's a photo of the financial institution's original board of directors lined in front of the downtown Ravenswood office. A local physician and eight businessmen pooled their resources on Nov. 30, 1934 with a total capital stock of $1,000. The country was feeling the effects of the Depression, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (they were issued FDIC certificate #947) was a relatively new entity.
Lois Beam, First Federal's current managing officer, sees a correlation with the fictitious Bailey Building & Loan Association of Bedford Falls, N.Y., made famous by a 1946 Hollywood movie classic.
"If you've ever seen 'It's a Wonderful Life,' that's us," she said with a laugh in her voice.
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I own and like all on the list except Piper Nigrum and Saville Road although I have tried both of them.
Ambre Precieux MPG
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Musc Ravager Frederic Malle
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Silver Moutain Water Creed
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Piper Nigrum Lorenzo Villoresi
Savile Row Richard James
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What Fragrances Would you consider dear to your heart? I have owned and sampled all of these. You may pick more then just one. Or is it "redundant" and "really" ?
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I own and like all on the list except Piper Nigrum and Saville Road although I have tried both of them.
I love the vintage M7. Very unique, masculine take on a fragrance. Few fragrances have come close.
Musc Ravageur and Ambre Précieux are both among my absolute top favorites.
Fragrances. Really. Redundant. Ravageur. Millesime. Mountain. Than.
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Piper Nigrum and New York.
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4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
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Voted for my favorites: vintage M7 by YSL and Silver Mountain Water by Creed.
Had to go with M7 ( any formula) and Habit Rouge ( old edt or edc or current edp).
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The only one I've tried is the only one I own, Millesime Imperial. If you ask me, this is one of the greatest fragrances ever created by any house. Strip away the Creed name and sure there are some that are similar, but none are as great as MI.
Of the choices above my vote goes to Black Aoud and then Piper Nigrum.
Among these I'd go with Ambre Precieux, New York and Habit Rouge.
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From that list I'll go with M7 and Black Oud, though I've never owned the vintage M7 (I do have M7 Oud Absolu) and have only smelled from a strip.
Tam Dao and M7
Ambre Precieux is also quite nice, but I wouldn't call it "coveted"
I have never tried these yet:
Savile Row – Richard James
Piper Nigrum – Lorenzo Villoresi
Seasonal favorites:
1. Creed - Spice & Wood
2. Creed - Aventus
3. Dior - Vetiver
4. by Kilian - Straight to Heaven
5. by Kilian - Cruel Intentions
6. Puredistance - Black
7. Tom Ford - Plum Japonais
8. Neela Vermeire - Trayee
9. Creed - Royal Oud
10. Chanel - Egoiste
Went with the classic Habit Rouge.
I'm not OLD...I'm VINTAGE!
Of the ones I've tried i have to say that MI is the answer to the poll question.
Current Favorites:
1. Le 3me Homme - Caron
2. Yatagan - Caron
3. Van Cleef & Arples Pour Homme
4. Dolce & Gabbana pour Homme
5. Kouros - YSL
6. L'Anarchiste - Caron
7. Xeryus - Givenchy
8. V.I.P. Special Reserve - Giorgio Beverly Hills
9. The Dreamer - Versace
10. Nobile - Gucci
M7 no choice!
...my choice: Ambre Précieux (my favorite amber) and Habit Rouge(EDT & EDP)
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The Edmonton Oilers won't play tonight with a full deck, but they need this road win to salvage a very difficult early portion of the season. A 2-3-1 road trip represents a major victory when you consider this team flew into Ottawa winless in 4 games. No sir. Tonight's a big game.
It's an open question as to what the lines will look like tonight, I'm just going to list the forwards and blue in order of importance (and with the assumption that Jordan Eberle is playing).
- R Jordan Eberle
- R Ales Hemsky
- C Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
- L David Perron
- C Boyd Gordon
- L Nail Yakupov
- C Mark Arcobello
- C Will Acton
- R Ryan Jones
- L Ben Eager
- R Tyler Pitlick
- L Luke Gazdic
I think that's right. Oilers don't have enough forwards with Hall, Smyth and Gagner unavailable and Brown out of town. If Eberle doesn't play, Grebeshkov might be a forward.
- Jeff Petry
- Justin Schultz
- Andrew Ference
- Anton Belov
- Ladislav Smid
- Denis Grebeshkov
- Nick Schultz
- Taylor Fedun
So, there's that. The Oilers have 4 pairs of defensemen but can't ice four lines. Unusual. Fedun's callup was listed in AHL transactions but I haven't seen it elsewhere.
The Oilers traded Mike Brown last night, it was a good trade in two ways. First, they got a draft pick in return–a 4th–and that has value. I've spoken to a few draft people in the last few weeks, and it seems as though this year is not a strong one for the draft. It doesn't matter. Mike Brown's CORSI ON was 372nd out of 419 NHL forwards this season. Ryan Jones, Tyler Pitlick and anyone else who is thrown in there is extremely likely to be better.
And it's a positive in that the organization's management picked the right player to offload. Adding Ben Eager to the roster gives them a more capable veteran, someone who can do more things and has more experience with things like goal scoring and playing with skill (should it be required). This is a positive all around.
I could choose 100 painful pictures from my youth involving the Habs, but Frank Mahovlich wearing that uniform is pretty damn difficult. Mahovlich won 4 Stanley's with the Leafs and was a big part of the 1971 and 1973 Montreal Stanley's. The Big M was a tall drink of water who was a tough out when he got up to speed and he could shoot the puck well enough to score anywhere inside the blueline (this would be the old blueline).
Habs gave up Mickey Redmond (an outstanding young scorer, he would suffer a career ending back injury just a few short years later), Bill Collins (a competent to good checking C who could penalty kill and score when given the icetime) and Guy Charron (a long forgotten but talented offensive player). It was a good deal for Detroit, would have been a great one with health for Redmond, but it was a perfectly timed 'perfect fit' trade by Sam Pollock: his young offensive wingers (Redmond, Marc Tardif) were taking their own sweet time getting up to speed, and this was a veteran team, a Beliveau team, an Henri Richard team, and they simply didn't have time to wait for greatness.
So they traded for it, won the Stanley and broke my heart. I'll forgive them about 50 years after I die.
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- Andrew Berkshire from Eyes on the Prize. Habs are injury riddled but have a winning record. I'll find out how.
- Rob Soria from Oil Drop. Acquiring a top pairing D, making sense of the lineup and Dubnyk's recovery
- Kirk Luedeke from Redline Report and NEHJ. We'll talk BoSox-Cardinals WS, strength of draft 2014, Yale's Arcobello and goalies in the NCAA.
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) - New faculty and administrators at the University of North Dakota are on a three-day tour of the state. The event is meant to give the new staff a look at the state and introduce them to alumni and others.
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A Remarkable Woman's Secret to Longevity
W. Jeanne Calment was born in Arles, France, on February 21, 1875. She died in the town she grew up in at the age of 122 years, five months and two weeks.
What was her secret of longevity? It wasn't the lack of what might be called bad habits. She ate an average of two pounds of chocolate every week. She enjoyed wine and didn't quit smoking until she was 117 years old.
What she did do was approach life with raw enthusiasm. In her youngest days she studied the piano and attended the opera. She swam in cool lakes and rivers and biked and hiked across the French countryside.
In 1896 she married at the age of 21 and began a family. Her only child, a daughter, passed over in 1934. Jeanne and her husband accepted the responsibility of raising the eight year old boy. She experienced her share of grief as her husband died in 1942 and her grandson passed away in 1960.
But Jeanne continued to approach life as a daily experience. She bicycled to her 100th birthday party. After the party she walked from house to house to thank each of her friends for attending the party.
According to her biographer, Jean-Marie Robine, she did not worry about things she had no control over, often saying, "If you can't do anything about it, don't worry about it". These were words she lived by. In an interview she responded to a question about her mental aptitude by stating, "When you're 117, see if you remember everything."
This sharp sense of humor never left her. One of famous one-liners was about the fact that she used only olive oil on her face. "I have only one wrinkle and I'm sitting on it!"
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Development continues to move forward on Star Trek 3 while J.J. Abrams is off in a galaxy far, far away, and a status update has surfaced from writer/producer/likely director Roberto Orci. It was reported a few months ago that Orci, who was a screenwriter and producer on both Star Trek and Star Trek Into Darkness, was in negotiations to take over the director's chair on Star Trek 3. He subsequently told us that it wasn't exactly a done deal just yet, adding that Paramount had yet to see the script. In these ensuing months, Orci has been working to craft the Star Trek 3 script with writers John D. Payne and Patrick McKay, and this weekend Orci announced that the trio has now completed the first draft. More after the jump.


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One in a series of articles looking back at the 2013 season and evaluating each position group.
When Andrew Luck was doing his thing on the Farm, making Pac-12 defenses look like the JV squads from Bellarmine Prep and Paly High School, the common question bantered about amongst the football experts was a simple one -- What kind of numbers would Luck put up if he had any wide receivers?
Luck had three great possession receivers (Ryan Whalen, Griff Whalen, and Doug Baldwin) who went on to play in the NFL, but they weren't game changers. No defensive coordinator ever gave any of those players a second thought when game-planning against the Cardinal. In fact, prior to this season, the last time Stanford wide receivers struck fear into anyone's heart was way back at the turn of the century when Troy Walters (1996-99) and DeRonnie Pitts (1997-2000), statistically the two greatest receivers in Stanford history, were busy carving their names in the Stanford record books.
I don't think there's any danger that the Stanford offense under David Shaw will ever turn away from the bread and butter of the run game, but Stanford football just might be entering into a golden era of wide receivers. Juniors Ty Montgomery and Devon Cajuste and sophomores Michael Rector and Kodi Whitfield are easily the best group of wide receivers since Walters and Pitts, and when their number is taken into consideration, along with freshman Francis Owusu, they give the Cardinal the most talent they've ever had at this critical position.
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It's becoming a growing problem for Tempe police -- fraternity and sorority parties ending in violence. This weekend, one of those parties nearly turned deadly.
Just one month ago two teens were severely burned at a fraternity party when an ASU student threw a bottle of alcohol in a bonfire. Before that, 19-year old Jack Culolias drowned in Tempe Town Lake following a sorority party at Cadillac Ranch. Late last year, an all-out brawl between rival fraternities at an apartment complex was captured on surveillance video.
The latest incident happened at the same complex, the Hayden Terrace Apartments. A group of men showed to a party armed with baseball bats and a gun. Police have made several arrests so far, and more could be on the way.
After looking at the surveillance video and listening to the 911 calls, police describe the scene out here early Sunday morning as total chaos.
911: "911 what's your emergency?"
Caller: "Hi please come to 1925 E. Hayden Road [sound of gunshots, screaming] oh my god oh my god oh god!"
In surveillance video, you can see ASU students running away while on the phone with 911 trying to get help.
911: "White male, black, Hispanic male?"
Caller: "White male [sound of gunshots] -- gunfire get down get down get down get inside get in the car get in the car!"
Caller: "We just heard three shots in the air, someone just got hit with a baseball bat. We're at the fraternity complex."
The victims were attacked with baseball bats at this apartment complex near McClintock and University. That's where members of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity were throwing a party.
A man who was not a student at ASU crashed the party looking for his girlfriend, a senior in high school. He found her and she didn't want to leave -- so he left, but his friend got into a fight with ASU students.
That friend came back to the party with more guys, and this time they had bats and guns. There's no video of that actual attack -- but we can hear from the 911 calls, how chaotic it was for students.
Caller: "Everyone, everyone is scared, everyone is scared because there were shots fired."
Of the five people arrested so far, the suspects range in age from 18 to 20. They are: Isaiah Everett, Caleb Everett, Zack Rezendes, Clarissa Casillas and Michael Reyes [not pictured].
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I can't believe how fast this bed has grown since I planted it July29!!The only bed and color I have this yr. but sure am enjoy watching it!!
after in in next post! Thanks for looking.
after. I love how fast things grow here. Except of course the darned weeds!!
Nothing to brag about like you folks have but going to work on it!
This bed is 14' deep and 30'. long :O There will be a lot more and different stuff in it next yr.
The purple one is blooming!! Yeah!!This message has been edited. Last edited by: silly bird,
Wow, that's some difference. Bet the weeds really grow fast too!
Wonderful...so pretty.
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Will the sweet potato vines winter over there? We see your having fun birdie!
"Those that throw mud, lose ground!" :>)
Yay, I knew you'd find a way to have a garden!!! It looks gorgeous! Good job.
That is just beautiful! So much color, the area filled in nicely.
I'm waiting for the cool weather to come before I start working outside.
Life is a great big canvas...throw all the paint on it you can.
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beautiful carlene. i like the shape of the bed as well as the color in it. you must be so pleased.. and deservedly so.
So pretty.
OMGosh I can't believe it filled in that fast! Looks wonderful! I love the shape of the bed.
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No Muddy the SPV will not over winter. I will take lots of cuttings and have them ready for next yr. The Lantana will over winter from what I'm told. Just needs a good mulching.
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zone9lady it's not been very cool here to work outside either. I'm out mostly in the early morning!
Bana what a nice thing to say! thank you
thanks owie!
Thanks patty louise.The bed was here I just filled it. You have a pm!
It does look GOOD, Carlene.
What do you have planed for next year?
Great to be able to enjoy your hard work. Looking goothe Birdie - What are the other plants. I like that color of lantana.
Looks very good! Wow, it grew a lot in a little over a month! What is that red plant in the front (looks like a Coleus sort of, but I don't think it is) in first photo. I love that paving stone border and it's a nice large size. Have fun!!This message has been edited. Last edited by: Waverider ;),
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Pattie Yes I got the package THANK YOU!!! Now we will see if I can get them to grow!! I sent you an email yesterday.
Yes waveie it is a coleus! I love the color and glad it grew!!
The lime green is Sweet Potato vine and so is the purple and the purple is blooming!!!
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SB, you can also dig up the "taters" from your vine & save them to replant next year. Or you can suspend them in a glass of water (with toothpicks) and they will grow more vines over the winter and then give you a head start for spring.
Your bed looks really good! Glad you got some color going on!
"The soil is the source of life, creativity, culture and real independence." David Ben-Gurion
Wow, you must have a green thumb! Looks great!
Thanks gaKaren. I didn't know you got
"taters" from them? I never did in Colo. I just pulled the vines up and put in the compost I'll have to watch! I'll take cutting but now maybe taters too.
bet thanks not green thumb just lots of fun work!!
I have tried to overwinter the 'taters' but all they did was wither up, I planted them in the spring but they did not sprout.
silly bird,when you got your sweet potato vines there was a 'tater' in the pot, that is where the vines come from.Where on the vine do you cut to grow a new plant? and do you put in to root in water or potting soil?
Thanks joy
gmvj I just take a cutting from the top of the vine. I took several cuttings at different places.I also took some of the really big part of it but it didn't root as well. The stem in some places were 2" across. I couldn't believe how big they got! I've used both methods water and soil and had luck with both. They root real easy and they grow a lot. the ones I had in water I had to keep cutting back the roots (I was to lazy to pot them up in the winter!)but they survived and grew big in the flower bed in Colo!
If there was a "tater" in the pot I didn't see it. I did break up the roots some before I planted them. Guess I need to pay more attention!
they ones I start in water sure don't have any taters on them and they did just fine.
Good luck with yours and post pics next yr!!
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How are students educated in schools in YOUR country, where you came from?
Each country has a different education system. In most of the Eastern countries, students are only forced to go to great universities, in spite of their careers and what they want to do in the future. Since I am a student in South Korea, I am forced to only get good scores on exams and surrounded with full of excessive competitions among students. The whole society forces us to go to a famous college and just to gain reputations.
However, many people detect that the current education system is on the wrong track; and although a lot of people stood up in order to reform it, not many significant changes have happened. So I am willing to make an organization to change the current education system and lead the students into the right way of future. Before I actually put it into practice, I really want to hear from all of you about what your countries' real purpose of education is and how students are educated in schools. It would help me learn about education systems from all around the world, from diversity of countries. I would certainly appreciate your participation!
When I was researching for education around the world, I came to a conclusion that every nation's education is deeply connected with different cultures and historical backgrounds. So if you know anything about your country's history or cultures related to education, I would greatly appreciate it.
P.S Since I am a middle school student and have assignments to complete, it would take sone time for me to answer your comments. If you don't mind, I might write you back little later.
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Jan HachmannAug 30 2013: Hey there,
I want to tell you a bit about the extremly weird german school system. Germany is made up of sixteen Länder (singular Land, colloquially called Bundesland, for "federated state"), which are the partly sovereign constituent states of the Federal Republic of Germany and every single one of them has a different school system. Most of them have a Tripartite System which means that in the 4th grade the teacher has to decide which students will go to a low, middleclass or highschool. You can only study if you went to a highschool (in German "Gymnasium"). When you went to the lowschool (in German "Hauptschule") you don't have very big chances to get any job at all. If you went to the middleschool (in German "Realschule") you are most likely to do a dual vocational education and training for a specific job or field of expertise. The problem is that rich kids from Parents with university degrees of their own are much more likely to go to a highschool than kids from working class familiys. Even the statistics support that argument. The Tripartite System itself automatically creates an social unequality and a three class society. The next problem are teachers that have to decide for 10 year old kids one of the most important decisions of their lives. I was sent to a lowschool because my parents wheren't rich and didn't have any university degrees of their own. I am studying today but I had to fight really hard for it. Howsoever this system is just nuts. Take a look at this diagramm http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3ADeutsches_Bildungssystem-quer.svg
Judy LeeSep 1 2013: I greatly appreciate your comments, Jan Hachmann! I had this stereotype that countries in Europe has developed in terms of education systems far more than us. But I was totally shocked by what you informed about German educational system, associating with the problem of unequality.
In South Korea there is a term called private education, which is creating an unequality for social classes as well. Poor people cannot afford any private learning such as tutoring and academies (We call it 'Hag-won' in Korean) while the rich apparently gains the help from private education due to the financial support from their parents. Schools are teaching math and English in the level of students who already got private education, meaning that those who did not get tutoring nor Hag-won have trouble keeping up with other students. Since math and English are the subjects Korean schools are focused on the most, this is an issue we Koreans can never ignore. Because how much you are paid in Korean society is somewhat determind by what university you had graduated as well as your accomplishments, private education is creating further rich and poor disparity and the pass of wealth from generations.
However, I never knew even a school system is creating a wealth disparity in the other side of the world. This system in Germany should really be fixed as soon as possible.
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