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SPOKANE, Wash. -- Law enforcement agencies across the Inland Northwest came together to highlight the team effort they're making to bring down burglaries in the area.
The six departments from Eastern Washington and North Idaho say they've teamed up to encourage citizens to report more crimes, making for a major drop in burglaries in the last year.
Many burglary victims often worry their stolen property may not be returned. It's led some to take matters into their own hands, but leaders of the Property Crime Task Force say they're making a difference.
"Intelligence-led policing works. I have no doubt about it," Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich said.
Numbers released Wednesday by the sheriff show a drop by more than 50 percent in residential burglaries in the unincorporated part of the county, when comparing the first quarter of 2013 to the same time last year. That's in addition to a 38 percent drop in garage burglaries from 2012 to 2013, but commercial burglaries are up in that range.
Overall, the agencies say team effort is bringing results.
"The criminal element that we're dealing with doesn't recognize the jurisdictional boundaries that our cities do," Liberty Lake Police Chief Brian Asmus said.
A staff member for the sheriff's office will keep in contact with all the agencies involved and share information with each member of the task force.
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Despite the progress, law enforcement says they're only so much they can do if a convicted criminal gets a short sentence in jail.
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Stonington — School administrators have recommended disbanding three combined-grade programs but preserving a fourth.
The recommendation calls for keeping the seventh- and eighth-grade CRICKETS program at Mystic Middle School and disbanding the fifth- and sixth-grade programs at Mystic and Pawcatuck middle schools. The Mystic program is the May/Junes program, while the Pawcatuck programs are called PFish and Otters.
There are currently 180 students in the combined-grade programs, known as looping programs.
The recommendation is a culmination of a review by school officials to determine whether or not the programs are able to meet new state standards. With the Common Core State Standards, to be implemented this fall, comes annual testing of students to determine if they are meeting the standards for their grade.
The concern is that students in the looping programs will not have had all the grade-appropriate curriculum instruction required for the testing because students learn material from both grades over a two-year period.
The recommendation was presented to the school board on Thursday.
A large group of students and parents, many of them affiliated with the challenging CRICKETS program, urged the school board at a meeting last month to not eliminate the programs. Students in CRICKETS score between 5 and 15 points higher on state mastery tests than their peers.
School officials are now recommending that the three fifth- and sixth-grade programs become individual fifth- and sixth-grade classrooms in 2013-14. This is because the new Common Core Standards are organized in clusters for K-5 and 6-8, making the differences between the fifth- and sixth-grade standards significant, according to the recommendation.
The recommendation states that although teachers have indicated there are various ways to meet the new standards within the fifth- and sixth-grade looping programs, "the administration feels that separating the grade level expectations is in the best interest of academic achievement for all students."
The recommendation states that an expected decrease in enrollment at Pawcatuck Middle School next year also poses "a number of challenges and opportunities to reconfigure the classroom settings in those grades."
It adds that aspects of the programs, such as group learning and project-based learning, will be incorporated in all classrooms.
"This doesn't mean that the good things about these programs won't remain in some way," school board Chairwoman Gail MacDonald said Thursday.
The reconfiguration will equitably distribute students in heterogeneous groups, which was not the case with the looping programs because placement was based on parental preference, the recommendation states.
Because of fewer differences in the Common Core Standards between grades six and seven, the report said the CRICKETS program will remain in place for 2013-14. Though no details were included, the recommendation states that the selection process must be changed to ensure the class matches the overall demographics of each grade level.
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The Cougars inched closer to the spring finish line on Saturday afternoon in Spokane.
After the spring game concluded in front of an announced attendance of 8,340 -- inconsequentially, the Gray team beat the Crimson squad, 22-21 -- Washington State players and coaches admitted to the obvious: It was a good thing this wasn't October.
Despite the blustery conditions that could have passed for late fall conditions, the Cougars have many months between now and real games. If anything, the game highlighted areas that need attention. Especially the slow start that Washington State endured, one that carried throughout much of the first half.
"If we're going to be the team we want to be next year, we got to fight through those lulls we kind of had in the middle of the scrimmage," quarterback Connor Halliday said. "I think that's kind of the biggest thing we're fighting right now. We did get through that in the second half and moved the ball a little bit, so that was good."
"I struggled at the beginning, just some nerves," fellow quarterback Austin Apodaca added. "Just thinking too much. I think towards the end, once I kind of figured myself out a little bit and stopped thinking, played a little bit of football."
The sluggish first half prompted head coach Mike Leach to decide to play a full second half, which wasn't initially the plan. The second-year head coach said he saw improvement after halftime.
The makeup of the game made it a bit difficult to accurately simulate what will take place on the field come fall. With the two squads mixed with first- and second-teamers, the players were playing side-to-side with unfamiliar teammates. One result of that was that the defense stuck to simplistic packages and didn't blitz.
"At the end, we had to move some guys around so we could finish the scrimmage, but I was real happy through about the first 120 plays," defensive coordinator Mike Breske said. "Then we let down a little bit, gave up some things that we shouldn't be doing. But that's good. We got to be able to keep our focus and when you're on the field, keep working hard."
The quarterbacks were able to take advantage at times and both of Saturday's starters, who are engaged in a battle for the starting spot come fall, put up good numbers.
Halliday threw for 406 yards and three touchdowns, but did get picked off twice. He also missed a wide open Ricky Galvin for what would have been a sure touchdown. Apodaca, a redshirt freshman, tossed for 279 yards and one touchdown, while running for another score.
"We'll get them to camp and they'll fight it out," said Leach of who will be the starter. "That's going to be based here, how they make use of the summer, the offseason, between now and camp."
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Location: San Francisco Everybody wants to get media distribution done right. Slide and Filmloop both tackle the problem through a desktop application that is constantly updated with media items, scrolling to your hearts content. Contrary to Filmloop that is in closed Beta, Slide is out there and we've seen it for ourselves at our last barbecue. I'll… Read More
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New day, new (notorious) mash-up envolving Google Maps. Placeopedia is a great mash-up that combines Google Maps with Wikipedia, creating a visual representation of topics by place – thus allowing you to search for articles that relate to a certain location in a map. Placeopedia tackles the problem with Wikipedia of not having a visual guide to where (in a map) articles refer to. Read More
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Launched: July 2005
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Another brake piece has fallen off a moving Metro train, an outside safety group disclosed Thursday, the fifth incident in less than a year.
The Tri-State Oversight Committee noted the equipment failure and safety problem in a report to the Metro's board of directors and said they have formally requested that Metro start an investigation into the cause of the persistent problems.
"We all want this resolved as quickly as possible," the committee's chairman James Benton told The Washington Examiner.
The equipment known as a friction ring is essentially like a brake disc on a car. It is needed to stop the rail cars. But problems with it can also cause trouble just by falling from the train, causing damage to the track or becoming an obstacle to other trains.
In this case, the piece appears to have broken off on Nov. 3, according to Metro. A Red Line train operator noticed the ring on the tracks between the Van Ness and Tenleytown stops about 6:15 p.m. that day, Metro spokesman Dan Stessel said.
Agency officials found several bolts and the ring alongside the track.
The agency later determined that the friction ring had fallen off a 1000-series rail car from a previous train, apparently earlier that day, Stessel said.
The failure -- and its discovery -- did not cause any injuries or affect train service, Stessel said. Another broken ring last December, by comparison, caused damage to two following trains and trapped about 300 riders underground for more than two hours.
The cause of this latest case has not been determined, Stessel said, but it points to more questions about how widespread the problem may be at the transit system.
The first case of the rings breaking off in service came last December with a 5000-series car. Metro admitted last March that the agency had known since 2006 about the problems with the brake equipment in the 5000 series and even had a plan to replace it. But the agency failed to swap out the equipment because of a lack of funding and kept cars running on what board member called "borrowed time."
But equipment also broke or fell off 2000- and 3000-series rail cars that use a different system and manufacturers. The latest ring broke off from a 1000-series car, a different model rail car altogether. Benton also noted that different parts seem to have failed, from bolts coming undone to the rings actually cracking.
The Federal Transit Administration studied the previous four cases in a recent audit of Metro safety problems and had noted that Metro's actions had led Metro's staff to "believe that future issues with the friction rings are unlikely." The audit, which was made public Nov. 28, was written earlier and made no mention of the latest case.


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Finding the Utah man, and the Mormon feminists, in another edition of 'Saturday's Voyeur'
By ellen fagg weist
The Salt Lake TribuneFirst published Jun 21 2014 01:01AM
Alexis Baigue has been singing and tracting onstage as a gay Mormon missionary for a long time.
At age 38, Baigue has finally been released from his calling as a dramatic elder in the annual satirical mission that is Salt Lake Acting Company's "Saturday's Voyeur," which opens Wednesday, June 25. In his 14th summer as a returning "Voyeur" veteran, Baigue will play Brother Fletch, a church employee who assists Elder Marriott in running the "Let's Get It Straight?" program.
Baigue can't wait to perform "What Does Fox News Say?," a parody song about what some religious leaders say about overcoming same-sex attraction. "I love that I get to say it all so succinctly, and ludicrously, for 61 performances," he says.
Of course, the actor hasn't just served "Voyeur" missions. Who can forget his standout role in the 2007 show as former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson's farting parrot?
Baigue may have racked up the most summers of "Voyeur" of any returning cast member, but he hasn't lost his enthusiasm for the show. He likes to point to a deeper connection. The original "Voyeur" launched on Baigue's third birthday, July 20, 1978. "We've always been linked cosmically, 'Saturday's Voyeur' and I," he jokes.
As the show's avid fans know, summarizing a "Voyeur" plot can be as unfunny as explicating a punchline. All theatergoers need to know is that this year's "Voyeur" is once again set on Temple Square and features such familiar characters as clean-cut missionaries, gray-haired church authorities and the Angel Moroni. Characters are preparing to compete in a Modesty and Values beauty pageant to honor Sen. Mike Lee, who sings his version of "Utah Man," with appearances by John Swallow and Miss Riverton.
There's also Sister Marriott, an Ordain Women feminist, whose black daughter, MoPhilia, is coming to terms with the church's racist past. Joseph Smith has a cameo, as do the chorus boys from "The Book of Mormon" musical, who don fat suits to be less attractive to their missionary companions.
As a SLAC promotional tagline brags about the Tony Award-winning Broadway touring musical that will play at the Capitol Theatre next year: "Before you see the knock-off, come see the original."
Some of "Voyeur's" parody songs: "Rockbusters" from "Ghostbusters," "Life Before Gays" from "All in the Family's" "Those Were the Days," "Ballad of the NSA" from "Ballad of the Green Beret" and "Buddy Gut" from Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend."
New to the cast this year is Olivia Custodio, an opera singer who is earning her master's in music from the University of Utah. She plays Sister Marriott, who serves as the voice of the liberal audience. "She says the things, sometimes, that people wish they can say," Custodio says.
Moving to Utah for graduate school was something of a cultural shock, as she grew up in Ohio and confused Mormons with the Amish, thinking "they ran around in buggies and bonnets."
After seeing last year's show, she was star-struck on the first day of rehearsals. To help with the comedic material, she draws upon her training in improv at Chicago's famed The Second City comedy troupe. "It's so much different than an opera where the notes are on the page," she says, adding: "I really am having so much fun it should be illegal."
For all that fun, which legislators or the Department of Alcohol and Beverage Control haven't yet outlawed, getting an original show on its feet is harder than it appears. "Because it looks like such a lark, people assume we're pulling it out of thin air," Baigue says.
The process starts with auditions, when a mixed cast of "Voyeur" veterans and virgins is hired — mostly cast "on spec" — before there's much of a script. Director Cynthia Fleming, who is also the show's longtime choreographer, sees a rough draft of the musical about a month before rehearsals start, when she starts the detective work of watching videos of the original songs and reading reports of news reports while considering dance steps and scene blocking.
This year, cast members received a draft of the first two acts in the three-act show on May 12, the beginning of rehearsals. "The script came in earlier this year," says Fleming, adding that she counsels new cast members to not get too invested in any of their scenes or songs, as much material is cut and changed through the six weeks of rehearsal.
Once performances begin, Fleming watches the show transform over the run as the actors merge with their characters and become more comfortable interacting with the audience.
"Voyeur" remains the theater company's cash cow, as anywhere from 800 to 900 season subscriptions are sold annually during the musical's 61-show run. "Voyeur" theatergoers support the rest of the company's lineup of contemporary, often unknown, plays.
And directing "Voyeur" feels like hosting an extended community party. "When you feel the energy of the audience coming in, and then listen to how the play has touched some part of themselves, and their laughter — there's nothing more rewarding," Fleming says. "For many people, it's the only play they ever see."


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It took an unlikely four triples, but the Phils got their third spring win this afternoon, topping Baltimore 6-5.
The Phillies hit two triples in the 28 games they played in May in 2013. They also hit two in 26 September games.
The Phils scored six early runs. A.J. Burnett pitched well through four, but started the fifth and allowed a walk and a home run to the only two men he faced. The Phillies led 6-3 with two outs in the bottom of the ninth when Cesar Jimenez, trying to nail down his second inning of the game, allowed a two-run homer.
Revere had two hits and a walk for the Phils. Abreu was 2-for-3 with a walk, a double and a triple. Brown delivered a three-run triple in the first.
Burnett started the game for the Phils and went four innings, allowing three runs on four hits and a walk. Chris Davis singled to start the bottom of the second and Nelson Cruz followed that with a ground rule double, while led to a Baltimore run in the frame. Burnett started the fifth having allowed a run over four innings, but he allowed a leadoff walk that was followed by a two-run homer by Nolan Reimold and was pulled.
Nice outing for Burnett before the fifth, but he winds up with an ugly line. Drops his ERA on the spring to 10.00 with a 1.56 ratio after three starts and nine innings.
Shawn Camp took over for Burnett in the fifth. He allowed a single in the frame, but kept Baltimore off the board.
Camp hasn't allowed a run in 4 1/3 innings over four appearances. 0.92 ratio.
Phillippe Aumont pitched the sixth. He allowed a leadoff walk to Chris Davis, but struck out the next hitter and got Ryan Flaherty to ground into a double-play.
Four walks in six innings for Aumont, but he lowers his ERA to 4.50 with the outing. 1.33 ratio.
Kevin Munson pitched the seventh, allowing back-to-back singles to the first two men he faced, which left Baltimore with runners on first and second and nobody out. Munson kept them off the board though — Reimold lined into a double-play and Xavier Paul struck out swinging.
Munson had an unlikely combination of a 1.50 ERA and a 2.17 ratio entering the game. He had walked eight in five innings. Drops his ERA to 1.29 and his ratio to 2.14. A 2.14 ratio means you shouldn't expect your ERA to stay at 1.29 for long. Allow two hits to the first two men he faced today, but got out of it with the help of a line drive double-play.
Cesar Jimenez threw a 1-2-3 eighth. He came back to pitch the ninth and allowed a leadoff walk to Michael Almanzar. He got the next two before Alex Gonzalez homered on a 3-1 pitch to cut the Phillie lead to 6-5. Jimenez then walked Reimold, but got Paul to pop to Frandsen at second to end the game.
Two innings, two runs for Jimenez on a hit and two walks. 5.40 ERA and a 1.50 ratio for Jimenez after 6 2/3 innings.
The Phillies scored six runs in the game. They got three in the top of the first on a three-run triple by Domonic Brown. Ben Revere and Freddy Galvis tripled back-to-back with two outs in the second for the fourth run. The other two runs came in the fourth — Maikel Franco singled home Cameron Rupp and Revere brought Abreu home from third with a sac fly.
Revere 2-for-2 with a walk, a triple and an RBI, upping his average to .296. First extra-base hit for Revere, which ups his slugging percentage to .370. Revere has an isolated power of .045 for his career in 1,400 plate appearances.
Brown 1-for-3 with a triple and three RBI, upping his average to .107. Also his first extra-base hit — he's 3-for-28 with two singles and a triple.
Abreu 2-for-3 with a walk, a double and a triple. First extra-base hits and seventh walk for Abreu. He's hitting .207.
Galvis had the other triple. 1-for-2 on the day with a triple and a walk to up his average to .148.
Ruf 0-for-4 to drop his average to .241.
Franco 1-for-4 with a single and an RBI. He's hitting .207.
Utley 1-for-3 with a single. He's at .182. Howard is hitting .185 after going 1-for-2 with a walk.
Mayberry is hitting .350 after an 0-for-1 day.
Rupp 1-for-4 to drop his average to .286 and left five men on base.
Roberto Hernandez is expected to pitch tomorrow as the Phils face the Yankees.


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1.2 This tubing is produced in welded sizes in a range of diameters from 2 3/8 to 30 in. [60 to 762 mm] inclusive. Wall thicknesses range from 0.1046 to 0.375 in. [2.66 to 9.53 mm]. Tapers are subject to agreement with the manufacturer.
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Great combination of vegetables to roast. The real winner is the horseradish sauce. So easy to put together. I allowed mine to roast longer than the additional 30 minutes since I like my veggies more browned than called for. Check out my blog for my full review at: http://imapretendchef.blogspot.com/2010/12/roasted-potatoes-parsnips-and-carrots.html
Roasted Potatoes, Parsnips, and Carrots with Horseradish Sauce
Photo: Randy Mayor
Yield: 6 servings (serving size: 1 cup vegetables and 2 tablespoons sauce)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 197
- Calories from fat: 15%
- Fat: 3.3g
- Saturated fat: 0.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.9g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.4g
- Protein: 5.5g
- Carbohydrate: 38.5g
- Fiber: 5.5g
- Cholesterol: 2mg
- Iron: 2.1mg
- Sodium: 371mg
- Calcium: 129mg
- Horseradish sauce:
- 1 (8-ounce) carton plain low-fat yogurt
- 2 tablespoons prepared horseradish
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Vegetables:
- 1 pound (1-inch-thick) sliced carrot
- 1 pound parsnip, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 pound fingerling potatoes, halved lengthwise
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh sage
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 12 garlic cloves, peeled (about 1 garlic head)
- 4 large shallots, peeled and quartered
- 4 thyme sprigs
- Cooking spray
- To prepare horseradish sauce, spoon yogurt onto several layers of heavy-duty paper towels; spread to 1/2-inch thickness. Cover with additional paper towels; let stand 5 minutes. Scrape into a bowl using a rubber spatula; stir in horseradish and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Cover and chill.
- Preheat oven to 450°.
- To prepare vegetables, cook carrot in boiling water 5 minutes or until tender; drain. Combine carrot, parsnip, and next 8 ingredients (parsnip through thyme) in a shallow roasting pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 450° for 20 minutes; stir. Reduce oven temperature to 400° (do not remove vegetables from oven); bake an additional 30 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Discard thyme. Serve with horseradish sauce.
- Note: Small round red potatoes can be substituted for fingerlings, if desired.
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Roasted Potatoes, Parsnips, and Carrots with Horseradish Sauce Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Side Dishes/Vegetables
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Saturated Fat, Meatless
- COOKING METHOD: Roast
- OCCASION: Christmas, Hanukkah, New Year's, Thanksgiving, Winter
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Let Your Tigers Be Gone
Posted on 11. Oct, 2011 by dreamingson.
"Let your tigers be gone." This phrase has been a mantra for me lately. The idea comes from the book called "dialogue on awakening" by Tom Carpenter. This phrase was used in the context of having a night time dream where you are being chased by a tiger, then at some point while you a […]


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June 25, 2010, 7:17 AM — by Bill Snyder, CIO - San Francisco resident Bridget S. (she asked that her last name not be used) nearly fell out of her chair when she opened her T-Mobile wireless bill a few months ago and learned that she owed the company nearly $800--about 16 times her usual charge. "I couldn't believe it. I was just shocked," she told me.
A recent survey by the FCC found that about one in six cell phone users has experienced what the agency appropriately enough calls "bill shock," an unexpected spike in a monthly bill unrelated to a change in contract or service.
[For more money-saving tips, see CIO.com's recent article Sneaky Fees: Hidden Charges Add Up for Tech Users. ]
In Bridget's case, an illness and some other personal matters caused her to spend a lot of time on the phone with family and friends. She concedes that she probably did make the calls, but wonders why T-Mobile didn't tell her that she was exceeding her monthly allotment.
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The FCC has been wondering about that issue as well--and is considering rules that would force wireless providers to notify customers when they start to run out of voice or data minutes. "We are hearing from consumers about unpleasant surprises on their bills," Joel Gurin, FCC Chief of the Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau said in a press release last month. "This is an avoidable problem. Avoiding bill shock is good for consumers and ultimately good business for wireless carriers as well."
One obvious solution to bill shock would be an alert from the provider when customers get close to their monthly limits. But the FCC survey found that no more than 16 percent of those bill-shocked consumers got a heads up when the usage meter redlined.
When I asked T-Mobile about this issue, all I got back was a suggestion that its customers use the company's free service that sends them a text message detailing how many minutes of their allotment remain and how much money they owe.
That's better than nothing, I guess, and I'll admit that consumers have a responsibility to keep track of their minutes, just as they should keep track of their credit card purchases. But that's not always easy, and it's hard to believe that the wireless companies don't have an ulterior motive here: You guessed it, more money.
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According to Consumer Reports, consumers pay 35 cents to 45 cents a minute for minutes over their allotment, compared to an average base charge of six cents a minute, an increase of up to 650 percent. That explains why 23 percent of the consumers who experience a sudden spike in their wireless bill said the increase was $100 or more.


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One of the ways Steve Tambellini can cut some of those nasty cap dollars is walking away from a couple of "dog" rfa contracts. The Edmonton Oilers have a lot of them, and since there's a real possibility the club is going to have some veteran dead wood this time next season there's at least a chance the team will use the release tool. Recent examples of this would be Brad Winchester and Josef Hrabal. They weren't technically free agents but the Oilers decided to end the relationship due to performance issues. Here's the summer 2010 list.
- Sam Gagner: Keeper. The only issue here is an offer sheet, but the Oilers would be silly to let it get that far. Even at that it is extremely likely the team would match.
- Denis Grebeshkov: Keeper. I understand he's having a poor season but MacT had him playing well and that player is still there. A solid D partner is vital but he's a guy they should keep for 10-11.
- Andrew Cogliano: Keeper unless he's traded. An offer sheet isn't a concern and in fact the Oilers may have fallen into good fortune with his poor season. The guy is going to be a bargain in 10-11.
- Marc Pouliot: Walk or trade. One of the problems on this roster is injured players and at this point I don't know if they can ever count on him. I'm a fan of the guy but Potulny can be signed for a reasonable figure and center the 4line and one would hope the checking wings will be healthier.
- Gilbert Brule: Keeper. The danger here is giving the money saved on Cogliano's contract to this fellow. He has skill and plays with an edge but it is anyone's guess as to when he'll begin helping his team win. No need to pay big dollars until that day.
- Ryan Stone: Keeper. Unless his agent asks for a crazy contract, Stone has shown enough at this point to be considered useful.
- Ryan Potulny: Keeper. He's shown very well this season and moved up the depth chart steadily. His contract this season was a true bargain.
- JF Jacques: Walk. I've been cheering for him since 2003 but that season when he wasn't playing hockey seems to have had an impact. Either that or he's not really strong on the rules of the game. Or, he's not that bright. Either way, Quinn's attachment to this type of player doesn't mean the Oilers have to keep Jacques.
- Jeff Deslauriers/Devan Dubnyk: Keep one and trade the other. No more of this 3 goalie nonsense, the club needs to make a decision and send the other guy away. My bet would be on Dubnyk showing enough but that isn't clear.
I'm suggesting replacing Pouliot with Potulny, replacing Jacques with someone who plays a similar style but has more of an idea–similar to Stone. I'm also suggesting they make a decision on the kid goalies and that they trade Andrew Cogliano and some other small F's in addition to sending away as many veteran contracts as possible. Here's what the roster might look like:
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- G Jeff Deslauriers .850M (est)
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- Rugged 2-way veteran (1.5M)–the new Pisani
- R Zack Stortini .700M
- R Jordan Eberle 1.2M (est)
- Tough mo-fo F .800M (est)–the new Jacques
Total Salaries: 53,000,000
It's about 4 million below the estimated cap but the Oilers will need to add a goalie when Khabibulin blows up.
Gone: Souray, Staios, Moreau, Pisani, O'Sullivan, Cogliano, Pouliot, Jacques and Nilsson.


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Current speech recognition systems perform poorly on conversational speech as compared to read speech, arguably due to the large acoustic variability inherent in conversational speech. Our hypothesis is that there are systematic effects in local context, associated with syllabic structure, that are not being captured in the current acoustic models. Such variation may be modeled using a broader definition of context than in traditional systems which restrict context to be the neighboring phonemes. In this paper, we study the use of word- and syllable-level context conditioning in recognizing conversational speech. We describe a method to extend standard tree-based clustering to incorporate a large number of features, and we report results on the Switchboard task which indicate that syllable structure outperforms pentaphones and incurs less computational cost. It has been hypothesized that previous work in using syllable models for recognition of English was limited because of ignoring the phenomenon of re-syllabification (change of syllable structure at word boundaries), but our analysis shows that accounting for re-syllabification does not impact recognition performance.


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Katherine Ashewode is a minor noble from early-twelfth century Gloucestershire. Following her husband to the Holy Land on Crusade, her ship was wrecked. She awoke to find herself alone on the shores of L'ile du Dragon Dormant.
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- Minister of Arts and Sciences, L'ile du Dragon Dormant, 04/2004 to 04/2005
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- A&S competition organizer, Baronial Investiture of L'ile du Dragon Dormant, 03/06/2005
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Katherine can be found at Pennsic camping with McGuire's Marauders, across the street from Aethelmearc Royal and behind Ansteorra Royal. Many of her camp-mates call her "The Pocket Bard," and she will answer to this. Katherine will perform bardic at the slightest hint of interest, and will continue until people throw rotten fruit at her.
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During Taylor Swift 's last tour, she often welcomed other performers on stage for duets, and she continued the tradition Tuesday night in St. Louis, Missouri....as Nelly joined her on stage for a performance of his new single "Hey Porsche."
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