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The Haywood Burns Fellowships are designed to encourage students to work in the NLG's tradition of "people's lawyering." The program exists to help students apply their talents and skills to find creative ways to use the law to advance justice. Burns Fellowships provoke law students to question traditional notions of how one must practice law and to provide a summer experience that will enrich and challenge them. Donate to support the next generation of people's lawyers here.
The History
The Haywood Burns Memorial Fellowship for Social and Economic Justice has its roots in the National Lawyers Guild's established tradition of providing legal, political, and educational support to the important progressive movements of the day.
In late 1972, New York State indicted 62 prisoners who survived the police assault at the Attica Correctional Facility. None of the police officers was indicted despite detailed reports of excessive force. In 1973, the Summer Projects Committee was formed in part to respond to this situation. The committee sent students to assist with the defense of the Attica Brothers, to support the growing farmworker struggles in California, and to support Native American treaty rights in the Pacific Northwest.
Over the years, the Summer Projects program has expanded to place hundreds of students with public interest organizations working to protect and further the civil rights of oppressed people in the United States. Although providing legal work under the direction of their attorney-organizers is important, the primary mission of the summer projects is to strengthen each student's long-term commitment to promote justice and equality. Fellows have worked with groups to provide legal, political, and educational support on a wide variety of issues, including voting rights; union democracy; workplace health and safety; the death penalty and prison reform; lesbian/gay/bisexual/trans rights; defense of protesters from police harassment and criminal sanctions; and international human rights.
In 1996 the program was renamed after Haywood Burns, long-time radical lawyer, law professor, and former president of the National Lawyers Guild, whose life and work created a legend to inspire generations to come.
2014 Haywood Burns Fellows
Michelle Lewin is a first-year student at the CUNY School of Law. Born and raised in Atlanta, Michelle has been active in prison abolition and restorative justice work since 2005. After graduating from Sarah Lawrence College, Michelle began working for the Fortune Society in their Alternatives to Incarceration program, advocating for clients facing long-term felony convictions. Michelle joined the NLG in the fall of 2013, and has been working on the Parole Preparation Project with the Mass Incarceration Committee ever since. Outside of law school, Michelle is actively involved in her Brooklyn women's group, and teaches workshops on consensus decision-making and collaborative leadership skills. As a NLG fellow, she will spend her summer with Common Law, a n anti-foreclosure organization in Queens, NY, committed to community lawyering and political and popular education.
Sallie (Zhiyan) Lin is a 1L at Santa Clara Law. She is active in the National Lawyers Guild on campus and will be the chapter co-president next school year. Sallie is also a part of her school's Pro Bono Program and volunteers at the San Mateo County Superior Court Appropriate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Legal Support Services Division. As an immigrant from China, she cares deeply about underserved populations, such as Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, undocumented and working class immigrants. Sallie is determined to pursue a career dedicated to the advancement of civil and human rights. As a Haywood Burns Fellow, she will be working at the International Bridges to Justice (IBJ) in Beijing. The organization seeks to guarantee all citizens in developing countries the right to competent legal representation, the right to be protected from cruel and unusual punishment, and the right to a fair trial. In her spare time, Sallie enjoys cooking, attending seminars, and being politically involved.
Michelle Amelia Newman is a second-year law student at Northeastern University School of Law (NUSL). At NUSL, Michelle has been active in several student groups, including NLG and LALSA, has organized panels on fracking and human rights issues. She has also worked as a volunteer translator for Kids In Need of Defense (KIND), which provides legal services to unaccompanied children caught in US deportation proceedings, and for the Rich Coast Project, a NUSL alumna-founded project which works on land use and environmental issues in Costa Rica. Before law school, Michelle worked at the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law on litigation, transactional, and policy projects in fair housing and fair lending, community development, and environmental justice. She also lived for a time in Santiago, Chile, volunteering with the nonprofit VE Global and implementing educational programming in social service institutions that house at-risk youth. With the support of the Haywood Burns Fellowship, Michelle will be working in Quito, Ecuador with lead plaintiffs' attorney Pablo Farjado Mendoza and the Amazon Defense Coalition (Frente de Defensa de la Amazonia) on the Chevron-Texaco litigation, one of the biggest environmental cases ever brought against a multinational corporation. Read more about the case here: chevrontoxico.com.
Nadin Said is a second-year law student at the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law. She is a California Native and earned her Bachelor's degree in Philosophy at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. During her first summer in law school, Nadin worked as a Summer Associate for Dorsey and Whitney, LLP where she drafted memorandums regarding corporate and patent law, filed 501(c)(3) tax forms, and researched and assisted with contract litigations. This semester, she is clerking for a Judge in the 18th Judicial District in Colorado. Nadin is a Contributor to The Race to the Bottom Blog and was elected as the Managing Editor for the 2014-2015 academic year. She serves as a Staff Editor and the Technical Editor to the Sports and Entertainment Law Journal. She also founded the very first Middle Eastern and North African Law Society at the University of Denver. She serves on the board of the Latino Law Student Association, Black Law Student Association, and the National Women Law Students' Organization. This summer, Nadin will be working on Panacagos v. Towery, a case involving the United States military violating activists' constitutional rights.
Amanda Schemkes is a 2L at Seattle University School of Law. Amanda came to the decision to attend law school because of her work as an animal rights activist. Through her experiences, she saw the need for greater legal resources for animal rights, environmental, and other activists who are targets of State repression because of their uncompromising dedication to protecting the earth and its inhabitants. In addition to representing activists, Amanda wants to work to proactively strengthen social justice movements through educating activists about their rights, doing legal research, and protecting themselves and their campaigns from corporate and government interference. She is excited to be working with the Civil Liberties Defense this summer because of all the amazing work they do to support and work with activist communities.
2013 Haywood Burns Fellowsis a 2L at Western New England University School of Law. She volunteered as a legal observer with the Toronto-based Movement Defense Committee when the G20 summit came to town, and did legal support work on behalf of arrestees. While in law school, Catherine works as a volunteer organizer with Springfield No One Leaves, an anti-foreclosure housing rights group. She is an active member of her school's NLG chapter, serving as treasurer. Catherine also serves on the board of the Rosenberg Fund for Children. In her spare time she chases her toddler around the house and hangs out with her partner. As a Haywood Burns Fellow, Catherine will work with Springfield No One Leaves on its Turn On The Lights campaign.
2012 Haywood Burns Fellows
Khalid Samarrae, a Tulane Law student, assisted the Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana in its efforts to transform the juvenile justice system of Louisiana into one that builds on the strengths of students, families, and communities to ensure children are given the greatest opportunity to grow and thrive. He gained experience working against the School-to-Prison Pipeline within a judicial, legislative, and grassroots context and helped to address juvenile justice issues such as: minors serving life without parole; unwarranted use of force by school security officers; conditions of confinement; and education reform within juvenile detention centers.
Tyler Whittenberg, also a Tulane Law student, worked as a legal intern with the Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana. In an effort to address the early stages of the School-to-Prison Pipeline, he worked with the Recovery School District, students, parents and community members in order to minimize the number of students suspended or expelled and promote the implementation of Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS).
Meghan Barner, a student at Lewis and Clark Law School in Portland, Oregon, worked on the Death Penalty Project at the recently-established Oregon Justice Resource Center. She'll be conducting research and litigation assistance in capital appeals and policy-based research designed to aid repeal of the death penalty in Oregon.
Elizabeth Spellman, a student at Vermont Law School, worked with the Center on Race, Poverty & the Environment's (CRPE) San Joaquin Valley office. Her work supported efforts to establish healthy, equitable, and just land-use and sustainable development practices that are accountable to and adequately serve very low income, rural communities of color. These efforts, which are identified and designed by impacted communities, utilize a variety of legal and community organizing tools to build community power and address persistent environmental inequality.
Bacilio Mendez II, a New York Law School student, worked in conjunction with the Law Office of Rankin & Taylor and the Center for Constitutional Rights to develop data visualization of the NYPD Stop, Question and Frisk Report Database. This will be done using Open Maps API and will culminate in a set of reports, published by the Guild, which practitioners will be able to reference and cite in court proceedings. You can connect with Bacilio at http://bacilio.com.


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Every year, IU Habitat members participate in the Homecoming Parade. A large aspect of the IU chapter of Habitat for Humanity is raising awareness of the reality of substandard housing locally and nation-wide.
This year's homecoming will take place on October 6th, 2012. To get involved with this year's homecoming festivities get in touch with the director of chapter development: Maggie Weinstein.

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College Station, Texas (September 2, 2012) – The No. 16 Rutgers women's soccer team (5-1) earned a 2-0 win over Sam Houston State (2-4) Sunday afternoon at Ellis Field. Freshman forward Rachel Cole (Teaneck, N.J.) broke through in the 62nd minute for her first career score and the game winner.
The Scarlet Knights unleashed a strong offensive attack in the second half that led to the first RU score. Redshirt junior Jonelle Filigno (Mississauga, ON, Canada) crossed the ball from the right corner of the six-yard box to Cole in the center of the field. The freshman booted it from six yards out, burying it into the back of the net.
Sophomore midfielder Brielle Buis (Franklin Lakes, N.J.) added a second goal in the 87th minute. Senior Maura McLaughlin (Robbinsville, N.J.) passed to Buis from the left corner of the goal box, where the midfielder was able to beat SHSU goalkeeper Michele McCullough.
Rutgers outshot Sam Houston State by a 21-9 mark, including 15-5 in the second half. Redshirt senior goalkeeper Emmy Simpkins (Concord, N.C.) earned the win for the Scarlet Knights, making three saves in the effort.
The Scarlet Knights peppered the Bearkats early, taking four shots over the first 21 minutes. Redshirt senior Tricia DiPaolo (Sparta, N.J.) nearly broke through in the 21st minute, but a SHSU defender cleared the ball off the line.
Simpkins and the RU defense withstood a Sam Houston State attack in the 36th minute. After a Kayla Anderson shot hit the crossbar, Simpkins made a save on a header shot by Hilary Ackerman.
Rutgers returns to Yurcak Field on Friday, Sept. 7 to take on Stony Brook at 7 p.m. before heading to Dartmouth on Sunday, Sept. 9.
Game Notes
* Rachel Cole and Brielle Buis were named to the Texas A&M Invitational All-Tournament team. They become the first Scarlet Knights to be named to an a-tournament team since Ashley Jones and Jen Anzivino in 2009.
* Rutgers moves to 4-0 when the match is knotted 0-0 at the half.
* Rachel Cole and Brielle Buis each scored their first career goal.
* Through six games, RU head coach Glenn Crooks has used six different starting lineups.
* Emmy Simpkins earned the start and the win for RU. The redshirt senior moves to 1-1 on the season.
* Jonelle Filigno earned her first assist of the season. The forward has 11 points through six games this season and 36 points for her career.
* It marked the first point for Maura McLaughlin this season and second of her career.
Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook (www.facebook.com/RutgersAthletics) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates on head women's soccer coach Glenn Crooks, please follow @RUSoccer. Fans also receive timely information, including special offers and giveaways throughout the year on both social media outlets along with www.ScarletKnights.com.


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The senior's performance on both sides of the ball is one of the reasons the Falcons are riding the area's longest active winning streak (15 games). In Friday's 52-16 regional semifinal win over Reginald Lewis, the 6-foot, 200-pound running back scored four touchdowns and rolled up 503 yards from scrimmage. He ran for 276 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries. He also scored on an 80-yard kickoff return and a 96-yard interception return. At strong safety, he made 23 tackles, including 14 solo. For the season, Wells has scored 29 touchdowns, rushing for 20 and for 1,613 yards, and he has 76 solo tackles. He is drawing interest from several colleges, including Monmouth.
Others considered: Brandon Cherry, Boys' Latin, football; Jordan Garrison, Poly, football; DeAndre Lane, Catonsville, football; Alex Love, Chesapeake-AA, cross country; Brad Martinelli, Marriotts Ridge, soccer; Scott Meredith, Manchester Valley, soccer; C.J. Williams, Calvert Hall, football.
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Here's the 2nd installment of The Agent... "programming [for] the youth!"
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Are Your Printed Materials Cut from the Same Cloth? Or Shall We Say Paper?
Print Pelican discusses why utilizing one printing provider provides more consistency in quality for marketing materials.
MIAMI, June 14, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Printing materials for marketing is something most businesses and organizations must do on a regular basis. In office spaces everywhere, it would not be uncommon to hear the phrase "find a printer" when it comes to getting important projects completed. Some companies choose printers at random, while others may have a local printer whose services they utilize for specific projects. The most desired result from marketing efforts; however, is brand recognition. Therefore, utilizing services from one source, even when one has different printing projects they need completed, is often an important step for achieving this goal.
Using multiple printers for different projects can lead to lowered brand recognition because different providers use different products that may or may not gel well with one another when the finished materials are put on display. One's materials may end up looking like they each came from different companies, which is not helpful in unifying branding efforts.
Whether one needs post card printing, business card printing, magazine printing, brochure printing, or another printing service, it is good to rely on a one stop printing resource to get the job done. An online printing company like Print Pelican has multiple specialties and can ensure that consistency in quality and brand building features is seen with all finished materials.
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Library Links
By Debby Farmer
Public internet access has become one of the most used services of public libraries in recent years. At the Blaine Library, two internet stations are available for 30 minute sessions during library open hours. Because of high demand, a limit of one session per day is currently in place, with the option of scheduling 24 hours in advance.
On Wednesday, September 29, we installed 3M's Public Access Management System. With this new software come new procedures for utilizing the Blaine Library internet stations. Whereas no card has been necessary for internet access in the past, a card will now be physically required to begin and manage each session. Current Whatcom County library card holders who desire internet access will need to exchange their cards for new "smart" cards. These cards will continue to serve as library cards, but also contain a chip that will allow access to the internet stations. A person not eligible for a regular library card (not living, working or owning property in Whatcom County) can be issued a guest card for accessing the internet.
number of optional system features will enable the user
to schedule future reservations through the system itself,
set up a personalized account with saved favorites, (although
this maintains a traceable history,) and navigate the
internet with a predetermined filtering level in place.
Adults will have the option of three filtering levels,
while parents/guardians of children under 18 will have
seven levels from which to choose (including no internet
access) for their children's
accounts. If no filtering level is chosen, the default
is unfiltered. In preparation of this internet management
system, the form, "Internet Filtering – Your
Choice, Your Decision," was mass mailed to all
juvenile WCLS library card holder families last year,
with a response requested. If you did not receive this
form, or are unsure or want to change your child's
filtering level, please stop by the library. Finally,
this internet management system will not function with
Bellingham Public Library cards. Those patrons desiring
regular internet access at WCLS branches, or those parents
desiring filtering levels for their children, will find
it advantageous to obtain a WCLS card, (which also works
for checkout at Bellingham).
Please be aware that no internet filter is 100 percent effective. We encourage families to discuss the internet in relation to family values no matter what level of access is chosen. We also ask for your patience, as we learn yet another new system at the Blaine Library!


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Conwy Business Directory
Changes to the welfare system
Help during the Economic Downturn
Independent advice
Stoptober is the 28 day challenge that sees people all over the country stop smoking for the month of October. Join the thousands that will be completing this year's Stoptober challenge.
Keep it Clean - No Messing is a new hard hitting campaign which aims to reinforce the law and seeks support from residents to play their part in preventing persistent fouling from affecting our communities with the message - DON'T STAND FOR IT.
Come outside, relax, switch off, have fun and discover the wildlife of Conwy!
The Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013 requires us to carry out a review of our UK Parliamentary polling districts and polling places by the end of January 2015.
Black History is our Shared History. You are invited to this year's Launch Event for Black History Month "Please do not forget to remember me" on Thursday 2nd October at 7.00pm held at Conwy Archives, The Old Board School, Lloyd Street, Llandudno, Conwy, LL30 2YG.
Due to growing demand, Llandudno Swimming Centre are pleased to announce a number of extra Barbell Blast Classes to the fitness timetable!
International rugby will return to Colwyn Bay this autumn with Namibia taking on Canada (Eirias, November 7).
An election is to be held for one County Borough Councillor for Towyn.
Wales is getting cleaner and Conwy continues to see an improvement in cleanliness with a reduction in litter and dog fouling, according to the All Wales Annual LEAMS Report 2013/14 published today by Keep Wales Tidy.
An election is to be held for one Community Councillor for Towyn & Kinmel Bay (Towyn).
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By my definition, fun jewelry has to have some movement. Tassels are a classic in the good times category. This ring from Cartier is a spectacular new party piece. The cluster of balls on the top accented with diamonds and pink sapphires, shake, rattle and roll with your every gesture. It puts a smile on my face every time I see it.
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Thinking Inside the Box
New Year, Lots of Terrific New Series on MPTV
by Ellis Bromberg, General Manager of MPTV
Hi, Ellis Bromberg, with more Thinking Inside the Box on mptv.org.
January marks the start of the Winter/Spring season on Milwaukee Public Television and I am truly excited by all the new series and season premieres of old favorites coming to Channels 10&36 in the new year.
We'll start off with the program everyone has been talking about and marking on their calendars for months: Sunday nights at 8 on Channel 10 starting January 6, it's DOWNTON ABBEY back for its third season on MASTERPIECE CLASSIC. In the seven new episodes we see social changes, romantic intrigue, and personal crises grip the Crawley's country estate -- and the indomitable Shirley MacLaine joins the cast as Cora's mother (wait until you see the interaction on camera between two of our greatest actresses, Ms. MacLaine and Dame Maggie Smith; it's wonderful!).
One year ago, our breakout local hit, with terrific audience response, was AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN McGIVERN, and we're expecting great things from it again this year. Its first play each week is Thursdays at 7 o'clock on Channel 10 with 13 new episodes taped all across Wisconsin -- it's a wider geographical reach than we had the first season -- and they look wonderful! The first few feature Shorewood, Mineral Point, and Kenosha. And like last year, John McGivern and historian sidekick John Gurda will be on hand for free local screenings in virtually every community featured throughout the season. The place to find out more about those local screenings is right here on mptv.org.
We also have high hopes for another new MPTV weekly series launching January 12. It's THE ARTS PAGE with popular radio personality Sandy Maxx. You know, the arts scene in southeastern Wisconsin is as vibrant as ever, and we will give it the attention that no other local TV station does: we'll have background stories about local shows and exhibits; interviews with talented artists, performers, and writers; reports on trends in the arts; and more. Since we know our viewers like to travel across the country, THE ARTS PAGE will also include segments shot by other public television stations in major cities. The series will be seen at 5 o'clock on Saturdays on Channel 10.
Three other long-running local productions are back with new seasons. 4th STREET FORUM, our lively, local weekly town hall meeting on issues of significance to the community, returns Friday night, January 18 at 9 o'clock on Channel 36 with new host Marcus White. (Don't forget you can attend the FORUM tapings in person Thursdays at noon at Historic Turner Hall in Milwaukee.) The granddaddy of all outdoor shows, OUTDOOR WISCONSIN with Dan Small, kicks off its 29th season on January 10 at a new time, Thursday nights at 9 on Channel 10. And WISCONSIN FOODIE, the entertaining series dedicated to discovering the stories behind the food we eat, returns to the schedule, Thursday nights at 7:30 on Channel 10 beginning January 10, right after AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN McGIVERN. The first episode of that new season features two iconic Milwaukee spots, the Fondy Food Market and Speed Queen Bar-B-Q.
You know, our good friends at the Milwaukee-based Boettcher Media Group are also bringing a new season of their popular national series, PIONEERS OF TELEVISION, to MPTV in January. Four new episodes, Tuesday nights at 7 o'clock on Channel 10, premiering January 15, focus on: groundbreaking women comediennes; nighttime soap operas; superheroes; and TV's best-known miniseries. Ryan Seacrest narrates PIONEERS OF TELEVISION.
And finally, AMERICAN EXPERIENCE explores the struggles of the men and women who fought to end slavery in a new, important three-part series THE ABOLITIONISTS, Tuesday nights at 8 on Channel 10, beginning January 8.
It's really an extraordinary month of great television on MPTV. So please join us. And from the entire MPTV family -- the best staff in public television, our board, volunteers, and students -- we wish you all a happy and healthy New Year!
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I like Multiplication,
It causes me to think.
I know how to do it,
I can do it in a wink.
If you want to learn it,
And you don't know how,
I can show you how to do it,
Come along right now.
For when you times the factors,
And you don't know what to do.
Then you plus the two numbers,
This equals the product for you.
I'm not going to tell you anything next,
You know exactly what to do.
You scribble the answer down on your paper,
That is my whole clue.
Now that you know,
Exactly what to do.
Send this message to someone else,
Like I sent it to you.
And then they will learn how to multiply,
And so will the people next.
But this will only happen,
If you read and follow the text.
Now why are you still standing here?
Go do what I said.
For you don't want to stand here,
You have a long day of typing ahead.
P.S. If you want the line to end,
A little bit faster.
Then send it to more than one friend,
And it won't be as big of a disaster.


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Even a small patch can reduce your grocery costs significantly. It's also a delicious hobby.
April is National Garden Month -- and not just for rose growers and lawn fanatics, either. As the National Gardening Association points out, gardening can also be "about good food."
It's also about saving money. For example, this Bankrate.com video notes that a packet of mixed lettuce seeds costing less than $4 will provide a month's worth of salads for your family.
Think your kids won't eat lettuce? Introduce them to "finger salads."
You don't have to break the bank for beautiful bouquets. Use these ideas to create a lovely ceremony and reception.
But a little imagination and creativity lets you cut costs without sacrificing effect.
Just in time for Earth Day, here are some money-saving moves that are also eco-friendly.
You don't have to do those things. Really.
At the risk of sounding like a Ziploc bag washer, let me point out that small changes can add up to big savings. Since they also have an environmental impact, why not tweak a few habits in honor of Earth Day? (It's April 22 this year.)
Instant gratification is a real budget wrecker. These strategies can help.
See it. Want it! Buy it.
Every day we're barraged with tantalizing ads, limited-time deals and one-click shopping opportunities. It's far too easy to buy -- and impulse spending can wreck your budget.
I'm not immune. Recently I saw a deal of 1,800 rhinestones for $2.84 including shipping. The deal was so ludicrous that it made me laugh.
It also made me buy. See how easy it can be?
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"At the back of the drawer, a flash of color caught Griffin's eye. He reached in and pulled out an old faded card. On one side of the card was a message: Top Dog Bakery Products - For the Sandwich of Champions, on the other side there was a colored drawing of a baseball player shouldering a bat. Griffin read the name at the bottom of the card: George Herman (Babe) Ruth."
Griffin wants to help his family, who are in need of money. He sells the card to a man named Swindle and later finds out the card is worth $1 million. He was swindled!
Griffin's plan: Steal the card back.
Does Griffin get his card back from the swindler? Read Swindle to find out.
Come discuss the book at the Children's Book Club meeting on Thursday, Oct. 4 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. The Book Club is intended for ages 8-11.
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Bryan Dunn, CET/Public Media Connect Board Chairman and President of Western & Southern Financial Group will be honored at this year's gala. Dunn has been a member of the board since 2002 and was elected as the chairman in 2005.
Marty Humes, who also serves on the Board of Trustees for CET/Public Media Connect is chairing this year's event, which includes a cocktail hour, a silent auction, formal dinner and a live, televised auction.
This year's televised auction, which begins at 7 p.m., will be hosted by Dr. O'dell Owens. At-home viewers will have the opportunity to call in and bid on a selection of items, creating a "bidding war" with gala attendees.
Live auction items range from vacations to sports memorabilia and jewelry. Some of the highlights for this year's auction include:
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What kind of hero is Batman?
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MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) - A medical examiner near Atlanta says former San Diego Chargers safety Paul Oliver has committed suicide.
Cobb County investigators say the 29-year-old Oliver was found dead Tuesday night at his home in Marietta, about 20 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta.
Police say Oliver died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
In a statement, Chargers officials said Oliver was a 2007 fourth-round supplemental draft pick from the University of Georgia. Oliver was academically ineligible his senior year and was unable to return to UGA's squad.
Oliver played for the Chargers from 2007 to 2011. Club officials Oliver's best season was 2010, when he started eight times and recorded 62 tackles.
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Study: Pa. has 4th highest number of railroad trespass deaths
Pennsylvania ranks fourth in the nation when it comes to the number of railroad trespasser fatalities and third in terms of trespasser injuries, according to a report released yesterday by rail safety nonprofit Operation Lifesaver of Pennsylvania.
"We're number four – that's a sad commentary," director Don Lubinsky said yesterday.
"We just have a lot of people who don't understand it takes quite a long time for a train to stop. You have 10,000 tons going 50 miles per hour – it takes over a mile and a half to stop."
The number of injuries sustained by trespassers on Pennsylvania railroad tracks and properties rose a staggering 23.5 percent last year, while trespasser deaths increased 21.7 percent during the same time. In contrast, collisions at highway-grade rail crossings fell.
"Part of the reason pedestrian trespass casualties are on the increase is people have been moving into areas that are adjacent to railroad tracks and they were never adjacent to railroad tracks before," Lubinsky said.
SEPTA director of system safety and risk management Scott Sauer said he's noticed a similar trend in Philadelphia.
"In recent years, we have seen trespass incidents going up on our side as well, with people being struck by on-track equipment – pedestrians, more or less, walking on the railroad," Sauer said.
He said he doesn't know what to blame for the uptick, but did note that about 50 percent of SEPTA trespasser deaths are suicides.
"All in all, walking on railroad property and the romance of railroads has been around as long as we've had railroads," Sauer said.
"You see stuff in newspapers – people having their wedding photos taken on train tracks, people having their class photos taken on train tracks – I shudder to think how bad that could turn out if they're taking it at the wrong time."
SEPTA and Operation Lifesaver have partnered to offer numerous rider safety education outreach efforts like instructional programs at schools and community centers.
"It's a very simple process," Lubinsky said. "It's not as if a train jumps out of the bushes and gets you – it's big, it's bad, it makes lots of noise and you just have to be aware if you're on a track when a train is coming, you're going to get hit."
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>> 21 railroad trespassers were injured in the state last year, a 23.5% increase from 2011.
>> Collisions at highway-grade crossings fell 4.8% in the state last year, reaching 60 during 2012.
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A Small Poem for James Wright
One afternoon in thick fog and summer
rain, I climbed out of a preacher's car
near Parkersburg, draped
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north like a bobbing traffic cone.
I hitched your river road toward
Martin's Ferry where the beautiful
autumn bodies threw themselves
at each other in the suicidal lights.
I never made it that time. Night
fell in Sistersville and an old woman
who harbored runaways, kids whose
fathers beat them and suffered other
sundry problems, called me off the street,
gave me a meal and a place to sleep.
The next moming I said enough
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and the refrigerator that waited for me there.
I knew where to find you.
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The department store chain, whose customers are more price-sensitive than those of rival Macy's Inc
Chief Executive Kevin Mansell said sales trends improved in April as the weather got better in the northern part of the United States, where the chain has a large proportion of its stores.
On Wednesday, Macy's Chief Financial Officer Karen Hoguet also said weather had hurt first-quarter sales but said warmer temperatures in May would likely boost results.
Kohl's posted net income of $147 million, or 66 cents per share, for the quarter ended May 4, beating analysts' average forecast by 10 cents, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S. A year earlier, the company earned $154 million, or 63 cents per share.
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We're excited to announce to our shareholders that the corporation has obtained a signed agreement to secure the financing to purchase a 3900 acre property in Bahamas to develop a new Cruise destination port. The finance amount will be enough to also start the Ferry and Cruise Operations we have planned and developed over the last few months.
"We are very excited about our focus on tourism in undeveloped areas, a much larger market where, through the unique experience of our management team, PVEC has recognized the huge potential in specialty cruises coupled with ecotourism. This relatively new, immature and inefficient segment of this $36 billion market presents enormous potential. Furthermore, implementing an ecofriendly touch to specialty cruises has many additional benefits including enhanced appeal, cost reductions and high acceptability."
Consistent with our firm commitment to build a global integrated maritime services company, we have accomplished much this year to develop this plan. We have successfully established strategic alliances with an array of maritime companies and financing groups including agreements for charters and logistics groups. We have executed a signed agreement for the purchase of a cruise vessel, which is ready to begin our operations. As previously announced we have established our subsidiary, Zeus Travel, Inc. www.zeusworldtravel.com , which has started sales as a booking agent and will be ready to take bookings for our Ferry and cruises as well as vacation packages.
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SHARKEY COUNTY, MS (WLBT) - Sharkey County authorities re-interviewed a relative in a 2009 double homicide.
31-year-old Karitha Carroll and her three-year-old daughter Jamaya were found with their throats slashed inside their Cary home on September 23, 2009.
Sheriff Lindsey Adams says, a relative who found their bodies, was questioned again Monday night at the Sharkey County Sheriff's Department.
According to the sheriff, the relative left town days after the double homicide and tried to relocate in Arizona, but recently returned to Sharkey County.
Adams does not consider the relative a suspect at this time.
The sheriff says no strong leads or suspects have emerged in the murder case.
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Most can only dream of a shot like this, heck I just wish I was golfing someplace warm like James Hahn in Hawaii at the Sony Open. In the second round of the 2014 Sony Open in Hawaii, James Hahn holes his 193-yard second shot on the par-5 9th hole for the rare albatross.
James Hahn double-eagles No. 9 at Sony Open.
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"...All this time, huh?"
"All this time." Ryan Mason repeated.
"Your one sick son of bitch. hehe. So who were your really there to kill? Huh? Your poor, poor, baby sister? Or? Maybe you weren't planing on killing anyone, Officer." Those last few words stunned everyone in the room, even Mason. "Let me rephrase, Ex-cop. You were stripped of your officer duties after, A) Attempting to arrest and killing another police officer, B) Repeatedly stabbing to death your Ex-wife, Both of which crimes were not fully accounted for until April of '04. Correct?" Officer Urie smiled as he close the file and laid it down on the cold steel table.
"Well aren't you just one smart bitch. To bad your penis don't seem to favor your brains." Mason smirked.
Officer Urie decked Mason in the face. Hard. Mason attempted to strike back.
"Stop it!" Ashley yelled.
"What are you gonna do-"
"Go Fuck yourself Ryan!" She screeched.
"Enough! God your like six year olds. Mr. Mason..." Officer Ross sighed. "Never mind asking you why you did over and over, it isn't getting us anywhere, so... Fuck this. You should sentence to life already for the two accounts on murder. But there would still be trial. Now, admit it. Being an only child for 10 years, is kinda cool. But then Ashley hits the picture, what you take revenge out semi years later?"
"That not how it went down-" Mason began.
"Oh riiight! You take revenge on the bitch that conceived her...and the one that helped. Huh? That was it is? Ashley began to become an attention hogger?"
"Smart ass I would never-"
"Opps! I hit a soft spot. Or? Did Daddy have a love affair with the nanny you grew to hate so much. Ashley your half sister? That it? Did Mommy commit suicide from depression? Depression pills, maybe? 'Accidental overdose'?"
"Your not gonna break me, Officer."
"Not what I'm hear for. Ashley. You taunt your brother about how Mommy and Daddy love you more. Daddy's little girl? Mommy's little angel? Your brother's worst enemy?"
"NO!" Ashley shouted. "My Mom never wanted me! And my Dad never wanted us. My brother took care of me. But never loved me. We had a fucked up life, O.K."
"How'd you mange college?"
"Drugs. Never took 'em, just sold 'em. I just wanted to..."
"Hmmm. So cute too. Arrest 'em both."
"What!?" Mason and Ashley screamed in unison.
Ryan just laughed as the officers cuffed them and lead them out the room.
"Good night, love. Hope that monster eats you alive!" Mommy said to her child turning out the lights and locking the door shut.
"NO! Mommy! Please!" Ashley cried chasing after her pulling the doorknob. She cried and cried. "Mommy!" She whispered. Even after rejecting her so much she still begged her mother's love. She crawled over and into the empty corner of her room and cradled herself. She couldn't sleep. She wouldn't. Not even if her mother would come back...She didn't dare leave.
"Dad! stop!" Mason screamed as his father struck him in the face with the belt.
"Dad, stop." His father mimicked. He laughed. The sick cruel bastard. He struck him again, this time drawing blood. He laughed strike him again and again and... shall I go on? Once satisfied with the amount of blood pouring from his face he leave the boy be. "Have a fun night." his Dad smirked as he closed the door to Mason's room.
He cried.
They cried.
Almost forever that night. Until their own cries drifted them to sleep...That is until Mommy and Daddy couldn't sleep.
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Studio: Paramount Pictures
Director: Michael Bay
Screenwriter: Ehren Kruger
Starring: Mark Wahlberg, Jack Reynor, Nicola Peltz, Stanley Tucci, Kelsey Grammer, Sophia Myles, Li Bingbing, T.J. Miller, Han Geng, Titus Welliver, Peter Cullen, Frank Welker, John Goodman, Ken Watanabe, John DiMaggio, Mark Ryan, Robert Foxworth, Reno Wilson
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Laser Ablation After Stereotactic Radiosurgery for Patients With Metastatic Brain Tumors. (LAASR)
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The need for new technologies and devices in the field of neurosurgery is well-established. In addition to the advanced engineering and medical aspects of a newly available medical device, the adoption and incorporation of such a device into healthcare organizations greatly influences it's impact on patients. As the FDA cleared NeuroBlate™ System (formerly called AutoLITT®; a minimally invasive neurosurgical device) is a new to the marketplace, there is limited experience as to how such a system is best used by healthcare organizations. This (a) post-marketing, multi-site, (b) open-label study involving (c) a single cohort of brain tumor patients that undergo routine NeuroBlate procedures is aimed at collecting, in a reasonably controlled fashion, such descriptive information, and comparing the collected information on patient Quality of Life (QoL) and healthcare utilization to published and historical information.
Metastatic Brain Tumors
Radiation Necrosis
Quality of Life
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Laser Ablation After Stereotactic Radiosurgery. A Post-Marketing Surveillance (Phase IV) Multicenter Observational Study.
- Quality of Life [ Time Frame: Pre-surgery, and up to 4 points along 6 mo follow-up ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]FACT-Br Standardized Patient Reporting Instrument will be used to assess changes (relative to baseline) in Quality of Life during 6 month follow-up (post surgery)
- Radiographic Progression [ Time Frame: 1, 2, 4, 12, 26 weeks post-surgery ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Standard clinical MRI scans will be assessed during the follow-up period. Assessment will be for evidence of disease progression and other indicators of treatment effect.
- Adverse Events [ Time Frame: throughout study (pre-op through 6 mo follow-up) ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]CTAE 4 Adverse events will be recorded and analyzed.
- Utilization of Healthcare Resources [ Time Frame: Throughout study, collected at end of patient involvement. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Various aspects of the clinical and non-clinical services required/utilized by the patient cohort will be collected and analyzed.
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|July 2012
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|March 2014
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Main cohort
Patients (from normal clinical population) whom are scheduled for NeuroBlate/AutoLITT surgery to treat metastatic brain tumors previously treated with Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS), but have developed progression or radiation necrosis of SRS treated tumors.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|19 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Patients will have been already, as part of normal clinical practice, schedulled for NeuroBlate/AutoLITT based neurosurgery to treat metastatic brain tumors that have previously been treated with Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS), but have developed either progression or radiation necrosis (as assesed by MRI) of the SRS treated tumors.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Up to 3 target supratentorial metastatic lesions (up to 5 cm in maximum dimension perpendicular to planned primary trajectory axis) previously treated with SRS, with radiological evidence of progression, pseudoprogression or radionecrosis. Subject may have up to 5 non target lesions present. Non target lesions must be small (less than 3 mm) or not expected (in Investigator's judgment) to contribute to symptomology during the course of the study or confound interpretation of radiological and clinical measures.
- Target tissue/tumors treatable with one or two NeuroBlate trajectories per tumor.
- Patient and condition amenable to NeuroBlate, but surgery is not preferred (due to lack of mass-effect, tumor located in an eloquent region, or circumstances where, in the PI-neurosurgeon's judgment, resection could result in long-lasting neurological deficits).
- Patients with stable systemic primary malignancy.
- Age >18 years.
- Tumor clearly defined on gadolinium enhanced T1 or MP-RAGE, or comparable MRI sequence with midline shift < 1 cm.
Minimum interval since last drug therapy:
- 2 weeks since last non-cytotoxic therapy,
- 3 weeks since last Avastin treatment,
- 3 weeks must have elapsed since the completion of a non-nitrosourea containing chemotherapy, and
- 6 weeks since the completion of a nitrosourea containing chemotherapy regimen.
- Patients must be able to provide written informed consent.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Females who are pregnant or breast feeding.
- Leptomeningeal metastases.
- Uncontrolled infectious process.
- Symptoms due to mass effect of the tumor (with steroid treatment), including marked edema, significant midline shift (e.g., > 5 mm) or high intracranial pressure, where surgical debulking in the first 30 days post NeuroBlate treatment would be required for therapy.
- Uncontrolled hypertension (systolic >180 mm Hg), angina pectoris, or cardiac dysrhythmia, or recent (within 6 weeks) history of intracranial hemorrhage.
- Serious infection, immunosuppression or concurrent medical condition (chronic or acute in nature) that may prevent safe participation or ability to meet follow-up requirements.
- Abnormal absolute neutrophil count (ANC<1500/mm3), or PT and aPTT (>1.5x institutional upper limit), platelets (<100,000/mm3) or hemoglobin (<10 gm/dL), or the administration of antiplatelet agents within 7 days prior to treatment.
- Inadequate bone marrow, liver and renal function (e.g., total bilirubin > 1.5 x ULN; AST, ALT > 2.5 x ULN; alkaline phosphatase > 2.5 x ULN; serum creatinine > 1.5 x ULN).
- Patients whose physical dimensions cannot be accommodated in the MRI scanner or patients with contraindications to MRI imaging such as pacemakers, non-compatible aneurysm clips, shrapnel and other internal ferromagnetic objects.
- Other concurrent medical or other condition (chronic or acute in nature) that in the opinion of the investigator may prevent safe participation or otherwise render this patient ineligible for the study.
- Patients with treatable tumors (those of the size described in the first Inclusion Criterion) involving the posterior fossa (brainstem and cerebellum) will be excluded as will patients where the anticipated treatment margin will be within 5 mm of critical intracranial structures (e.g., primary branches of cerebral vessels, dural sinuses, hypophysis or cranial nerves).
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01651078
|United States, Ohio
|Cleveland Clinic
|Cleveland, Ohio, United States, 44195
|Contact: Gene H. Barnett, MD 216.445.1379 email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Gene H. Barnett, MD, MBA, FACS
|Principal Investigator:
|Gene H. Barnett, MD, MBA, FACS
|The Cleveland Clinic
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Monteris Medical
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01651078 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|July 24, 2012
|Last Updated:
|July 26, 2012
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Monteris Medical:
Metastatic Brain Tumors
Radiation Necrosis
Quality of Life
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Brain Neoplasms
Central Nervous System Neoplasms
Nervous System Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Disease Progression
Disease Attributes
Pathologic Processes
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
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November 2, 2012
Last week it was the Adirondack Phantoms burning
the Syracuse Crunch on their home-ice in an overtime
thriller. Friday night it was Syracuse returning
the favor against the Phantoms at the Glens Falls
Civic Center as the visiting Crunch came away
with a 4-1 win to even the New York rivalry series
at one game apiece.
Adirondack certainly had their chances but Syracuse
goalie Dustin Tokarski made a handful of terrific
saves on his way to #1 Star of the Game honors.
And the Phantoms had some missed chances and even
unlucky broken sticks on their seven power play
A good Friday night crowd was boosted by the enthusiastic
group from Word of Life in their annual night
at a Phantoms game which featured a lot of post-game
fun and prize giveaways for all the LOUD kids.
The Phantoms' defense was actually quite strong
throughout the game as they limited the defending
Calder Cup Champions (who skated as Norfolk last
year) to only 18 shots on goal and just a handful
of in-tight opportunities. Adirondack also blocked
a number of shots throughout the contest.
But when Syracuse had their opportunities two
of their young talents were able to capitalize.
Last year's AHL Most Valuable Player, Cory Conacher,
scored his sixth goal of the year. And fellow
second-year pro Tyler Johnson also lit up his
sixth. The two speedsters both capitalized on
breakaway chances.
Conacher moved around Heeter a little to get off
a backhander midway through the first for a 1-0
Harry Zolnierczyk tipped a Cullen Eddy slapshot
right off a faceoff win to equalize at 1-1 before
the intermission. Initially, the goal was announced
as a Shane Harper tip. But after discussion in
the press-box and further investigation by the
off-ice officials on the replay, it was determined
that it should go for Harry Z instead. Zolnierczyk
has scored in each of Adirondack's three home
games this year. Last season, he split his time
equally between Philadelphia and Adirondack and
scored a total of 11 goals; 8 with the Phantoms
and 3 with the Flyers.
Shane Harper came crashing in hard on the forecheck
midway through the first period to spark a free-for-all
with various skaters pairing off and exchanging
shoves and blows.
In the second period, Radko Gudas picked one off
and converted for a 2-1 lead. And less than two
minutes later former Albany Devil Matt Taormina
connected on a home-run pass for Tyler Johnson
who took his breakaway shot from the right circle
and nailed it top shelf past Phantoms goalie Cal
Heeter who was playing in his Glens Falls Civic
Center debut.
Late in the second period Oliver Lauridsen would
square off with Syracuse's Eric Neilsson who appeared
to be looking for a fighting partner all night.
The two would both land a couple of decent punches
in the quick bout.
Adirondack had a late power play to try to cut
into the 3-1 deficit but Brayden Schenn's shot
was intercepted by Matt Taormina who rifled it
down the ice for a clear and wound up putting
it dead-center into the back of the net all the
way from the opposite face-dot.
The Phantoms held their opponents to season-best
18 shots on goal in the game but also had their
own season-low with 24 shots at Dustin Tokarski.
Both teams went oh-for on the power play. Adirondack
was 0-for-7 while Syracuse finished 0-for-4.
The Phantoms overall record stands at 3-5-0 while
the Crunch improved to 5-1-2.
Adirondack concludes their first back-to-back
homestand of the season Saturday night against
the Albany Devils at 7:00 in Game 2 of the Time
Warner Cable Cup rivalry series. Phantoms Team
Posters will be given away to fans in attendance
courtesy of Glens Falls Printing. And the team
will be appear in in Heritage Hall following a
post-game cooling off period for an autograph
session with all the fans.
Be prepared to stay after the game on Saturday
night so you can meet the team!!
Following Saturday's home game, the Phantoms hit
the road for five straight but will be back over
the Thanksgiving Holiday week to begin a six-game
homestand, their longest of the season.
Call the Phantoms for tickets at 518-480-3355.
Syracuse Crunch 4 at Adirondack Phantoms 1 -
Status: Final
Friday, November 2, 2012 - Glens Falls Civic Center
Syracuse 1 2 1 - 4
Adirondack 1 0 0 - 1
1st Period-1, Syracuse, Conacher 6 10:03. 2,
Adirondack, Zolnierczyk 3 (Eddy, Couturier), 17:37.
Penalties-Barberio Syr (tripping), 0:27; Neilson
Syr (interference), 4:33; Rinaldo Adk (boarding),
6:18; Gudas Syr (fighting), 10:39; Panik Syr (roughing),
10:39; Eddy Adk (fighting), 10:39; Harper Adk
(boarding), 10:39; Manning Adk (roughing), 10:39;
Angelidis Syr (cross-checking), 18:14; Conacher
Syr (roughing), 20:00; Gustafsson Adk (elbowing),
2nd Period-3, Syracuse, Panik 2 5:41. 4, Syracuse,
Johnson 6 (Taormina, Cote), 7:16. Penalties-Couturier
Adk (tripping), 2:38; Oberg Syr (interference),
8:57; Rinaldo Adk (elbowing), 12:36; Neilson Syr
(fighting), 15:09; Lauridsen Adk (fighting), 15:09.
3rd Period-5, Syracuse, Taormina 1 19:22 (SH
EN). Penalties-Johnson Syr (slashing), 5:11; Cote
Syr (roughing, interference), 11:44; Syvret Adk
(roughing), 11:44; Gudas Syr (hooking), 19:04.
Shots on Goal-Syracuse 3-8-7-18. Adirondack 8-7-9-24.
Power Play Opportunities-Syracuse 0 / 4; Adirondack
0 / 7.
Goalies-Syracuse, Tokarski 4-1-1 (24 shots-23
saves). Adirondack, Heeter 1-3-0 (17 shots-14
Referees-Mark Lemelin (41).
Linesmen-Jim Harper (59), Steeve Lemay (64).
Upcoming Events
Saturday, November 3 (7:00) -
Albany Devils at Adirondack Phantoms. Team Poster
Giveaway Night presented by Glens Falls Printing
(first 3,000 fans). Post-game autograph session
with the team in Heritage Hall.
Monday, November 5 (7:00) -
Phantoms Power Hour on Q101.7. Scheduled guests
include Andrew Johnston and TBA. This week's show
from the GFCC press-box. New live location where
the fans can attend with us to be announced soon!
Friday, November 9 (7:00) -
Adirondack Phantoms at Rochester Americans
Saturday, November 10 (7:00) - Adirondack
Phantoms at Albany Devils
Wednesday, November 14 (10:00 am) -
Adirondack Phantoms at Manchester Monarchs.
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videos and more. Make sure you're keeping up!
Follow the Phantoms and join our online communities
on facebook.com/adkhockey and on twitter @phantomshockey.
And, of course, check in frequently at our official
team website at phantomshockey.com
Mustache Mania!!
Phantoms Fight Cancer this month features players
and staff growing mustaches to raise awareness
and generate funds for men's cancer issues. Contribute
in the donation cans at the Phantoms game for
your favorite Phantoms mustache grower (even Dax!!)
The month will feature a Phantoms Mustache Jersey
in our November 24 game presented by Parks Heritage
Federal Credit Union with part of the proceeds
from the post-game jersey auction to benefit the
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Designed with creativity, equipped with futuristic looks, built to provide high-quality visuals; the 8X21 CF Sprint IV binoculars from the house of Nikon is a product that delivers it all. Built with porro prisms, the Nikon binoculars offer bright and contrast-rich images for any activity you use them in. The CF Sprint can be used for an array of outdoor activities like watching spectator sports, travelling and bird-watching.
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|Objective Diameter
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|Eye Relief
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|Closest Focus Distance
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|Prism Type
|Additional Features
|Other Features
|Stylish Design, Compact and Lightweight, Rubber Coating, 56 - 72 mm Interpupillary Distance Adjustment
|117 mm
|93 mm
|240 g
|Warranty Summary
|1 Year Warranty and Free Transit Insurance
|1 Year International warranty, service center in India is located in Delhi
Surprisingly light weight and compact, very good visibility, easy & fast focusing, wide field of view. My 6 years old son can also handle easily. But I wish I had more zoom. Delivered in two days, well packaged.