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Tonight at The Garden the Rangers (43-18-7, 93 pts) play the second contest of their season-high seven-game homestand when they host the Carolina Hurricanes (26-28-15, 67 pts) in a batle pitting two teams with distinctly different goals over the final four weeks of the regular season. While the Rangers, who snapped a three-game losing skid with a 4-3 overtime victory over the Islanders Sunday night, are seeking to maintain their top seeding in the Eastern Conference while also fine-tuning their collective game in time for the playoffs, the Hurricanes are trying to play the role of spoiler and trying simultaneously to avoid the cellar in the East. The Blueshirts enter play four points up on second place Pittsburgh, with Thursday's crucial battle with the Penguins on the horizon. The Blueshirts also enter play feeling better about the team's overall game, which began to resemble their gritty, fierce style in last Friday's defeat in Chicago and then blossomed Sunday against the Islanders. A rejuvinated power play---three goals against the Isles after a prolonged 1-18 slide---will have another chance at a productive night this evening facing Carolina's 27th ranked penalty killing unit. The playing status of both Ryan Callahan and Michael Del Zotto remains in doubt, however. Callahan sat out Sunday due to a sore foot, and Del Zotto has missed two straight games with a sore hip. Despite a 2-0 loss to the Panthers on Sunday, the Hurricanes are 2-1-1 in their last four games. The Rangers will have to keep a wary eye on 'Canes captain Eric Staal, who has been held without a point while going -4 in the past three games after having reeled off a 12-game point streak in which he scored seven goals and totaled 21 points.
Tonight marks the fourth and final meeting of the season between the Rangers and Hurricanes with the Blueshirts looking to finish a sweep of the season series. Just two weeks ago the Rangers held on for a clutch 3-2 win down in Carolina, and they have outscored the 'Canes 13-6 so far in the series, incuding 6-1 in the third period. In the only other game played between these two teams at Madison Square Garden this season on November 11th, Brandon Dubinsky and Brad Richards each scored a goal and added an assists in a 5-1 Rangers victory.
"It's a very important thing to be able to handle expectations around you when you have had the type of year we have had, so far. We have had a number of guys overachieve, and now you find out if they can keep it there. And that's where you have to battle through some things, as we have been recently. But you can't get caught up in the thinking of it. You just need to go out and play."-John Tortorella
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With his three-point effort Sunday against the Islanders Brad Richards eclipsed the 20-goal plateau and 50-point mark for the season. Over his 11-year career Richards has reached 20 goals nine times and 50 points ten times. With 21 goals this season he is currently seven shy of his career-high of 28 set last season as a member of the Dallas Stars
With 93 points the Rangers have already equaled last season's point total. The Rangers have reached 100 points in a season just six times in franchise history---most recently in 2005-06---and the the 112 points of the Stanley Cup champion team of 1993-94 remains the high-water mark.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP/WRCB) — New Chattanooga coach Will Wade believes he can succeed at his new job by utilizing the same pressure defense that worked so well at his last stop.
Wade, an assistant on Shaka Smart's staff at VCU the last four years, was formally introduced Tuesday as Chattanooga's new head coach. Wade replaces John Shulman, who was fired last month.
"You teach what you know," Wade said. "I know the press, and I believe the pressing style is a great equalizer. Very few teams play it, and it is very difficult to prepare for, especially on a short rest. I think it is an unbelievable equalizer in the game of college basketball because you don't see it that often."
Wade believes every successful mid-major program has a brand, like Butler's gritty play and sharp shooting and VCU's "havoc" pressure.
And he has a vision for the future at UTC, making use of the school's "Power C" logo as the first letter in his brand: Chaos.
"When you think Chattanooga, you're going to think chaos," Wade said. "We're going to be a blue-collar, hard-working team that pushes the ball and shoots the three, and we're going to be all over you defensively. We're going to defend 94-feet, every floorboard on that court.
"Chaos will be our brand to become one of the premier teams in the Southern Conference."
Wade, 30, helped implement VCU's "havoc" style that helped the Rams make four straight postseason appearances, including three consecutive NCAA tournament trips and the 2011 Final Four.
VCU went 27-9 this season and reached the round of 32 at the NCAA tournament. The Rams are one of only five programs to win 27 or more games each of the past four seasons along with Duke, Kansas, Syracuse and Ohio State. VCU led the nation in steals each of the past two years.
"We will practice at that pace, and the other team doesn't practice at that pace. We are going to be more comfortable at that pace than the other team. I think it gives us a tremendous advantage over everyone," Wade said.
The Nashville native said he savors the opportunity to return to his home state. He even discussed his desire for the Chattanooga job with Smart two years ago.
"He brought me into his office and told me that he knew my goal was to be a head coach," Wade said. "He asked me to give him a list of three or four colleges that were somewhat realistic that I would love to be at and No. 1 on my list was Chattanooga.
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Wade also announced his first major decision as head coach Tuesday, retaining interim coach and former UTC player Casey Long as an assistant.
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Great New Hope ... or Hype?
There's fresh sheet metal in the bargain rear-drive sports car market, but is it sharp enough to cut it?
What is it about rear-drive cars that excites us? From a physics standpoint, they're inherently advantageous over front-drive vehicles for performance driving — splitting the responsibilities of steering and accelerative forces between front and rear wheels. Compared to all-wheel-drive cars in the same scenario, they're mechanically simpler, generally weigh less and are naturally better balanced.
Emotionally, rear-drive cars — from the accessible to the exotic — assume forms that prioritize passion over packaging efficiency. But this comes at a cost — a smaller market niche with fewer sales — which is why manufacturers either shy away from them entirely or struggle to produce them at affordable prices.
Hyundai, Mazda and now Subaru (and Toyota) prevail against the odds to provide us with three genuine sports-car options at under $30,000. The MX-5 Miata, on one side of the spectrum, has enjoyed great success with its lightweight Jinba ittai approach (rider and horse as one), spawning multiple spec race series, not to mention being a force to fear in numerous autocross classes.
At the other extreme is Hyundai's 2013 Genesis Coupe, pulling no punches as it pushes the output of its turbocharged 2.0-liter engine to a stout 274 bhp and 275 lb.-ft. of torque — and it'll even run on regular-grade pump gasoline if you're feeling stingy.
Right in the middle of the fray is the newcomer — in this case the Subaru BRZ — a joint effort between Subaru and Toyota (Toyobaru?) to revive the soul of the fun, affordable, rear-drive sports coupe. There have been proclamations, rumors, and speculation, and now we are about to see exactly what the engineers at Subaru have wrought.
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The Miata's wheelhouse is where the road never straightens, which is where we appreciate it most.
Since 1989, few cars have embodied affordable, quintessential sports-car elements better than the Mazda Miata. Taking cues from the minimalistic British roadster, Mazda hit its mark with remarkable accuracy, producing a sprightly little roadster with a 1.6-liter engine and driving character that would plaster a smile across your face for hours. That design has evolved to what we know currently as the third-generation (NC) MX-5 Miata. It's still a featherweight by modern day standards (2555 lb.) and is powered by a racy inline-4 that now displaces 2.0 liters, revs to 7200 rpm and makes 167 bhp and 140 lb.-ft. of torque. Equipping this agile 2-seater with the optional Suspension Package gains you sport-tuned Bilstein shocks and a Torsen limited-slip differential — nice upgrades for $650. But while the Grand Touring trim does its best to deliver creature comforts like automatic climate control, heated leather seats, cruise control and a 7-speaker Bose audio system, the Miata's cozy cabin doesn't exactly lend itself to long, comfortable stints of highway cruising.
Its wheelhouse instead is where the road never straightens, which is where we appreciate it most. Rowing through the close ratios of the Miata's excellent gearbox (the best of this group), we make good use of the available torque as the engine spins willingly in concert to its own music. The steering is light, precise and communicative, and the brakes offer plenty of stopping power with the highest resolution.
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What the Miata lacks, however, becomes readily apparent once driven with purpose against these other cars. Following a lapping session around our local Buttonwillow Raceway track, Associate Engineering Editor Shaun Bailey remarked: "It's got good bones, but needs some work to make it great. In stock form, the suspension is soft, and the seats don't have enough bolstering. Having driven an STR-prepped Miata in SCCA Solo, I know how good it can be. I love and hate this car at the same time." Assistant Road Test Editor Calvin Kim added to this point: "The Miata clearly demonstrates the benefits of lightweight construction, but it's beginning to show its age. While the suspension attempts to compensate for comfort with a short wheelbase, it allows for near endless body roll that begets outer tire wear."
The three of us agreed, however, that never a dull moment was had in the saddle. The sensation of speed produced from a symphony of audible feedback, tactile sensitivity and a tiny cockpit is amplified by the chassis' superb balance, especially in high-speed sweepers. Its 205-mm-wide Bridgestone tires, while skinnier than the BRZ's Michelins, inspired more confidence with a greater level of perceived lateral grip, although our skidpad test numbers say otherwise.
The Miata will never be discounted, for it's still one of the purest, unadulterated sports cars money can buy. But with this third generation already in its sixth year of production, it's inevitable that Mazda will soon need a younger, quicker horse to stay in the race.
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Such a strange write up. Done by a computer, or a non-English speaker? Rear wheel drive are the majority of the vehicles sold in the US. And what was that reference to an English car?? very confusing. Odd too how all the cars quoted had high horsepower but such low torque values, very tiny engines spining at high RPM, really failure prone.....
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Every contract for loans or annual contributions under this chapter shall provide that the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and the Comptroller General of the United States, or any of their duly authorized representatives, shall, for the purpose of audit and examination, have access to any books, documents, papers, and records of the public housing agency entering into such contract that are pertinent to its operations with respect to financial assistance under this chapter.
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The Following are the problems which encountered in Health and Safety Rules in FEU Campus. Several problems about Health and Safety among the students have been observed inside the university campus hence requiring attention from the management of FEU Not only the management has the responsibility but the students as well everyone should be aware and participate in finding solutions regarding this issue
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A. Constructing inside the campus while classes are ongoing
Background Construction that takes place in or near the school building while the school is in session is the most difficult kind of construction to manage. Schools are required to provide a helpful, safe learning environment. Construction and renovation projects conducted while school is in session severely test this responsibility an often present unnecessary risks to students and staff.
B. Faulty electrical wiring
There is some faulty electrical wiring inside the classroom which can be very dangerous to students that may cause them accidents which can be resulted to death
Minor Problem:
A. Food staffs at the canteen are not wearing proper safety uniform
Food staffs at the canteen are not wearing proper protective clothing like Hairnet and Apron, which can cause cross contamination to students and professors who go to the canteen.
B. Students joining fraternity
Students are joining the fraternity for curiosity, persuading by their friends and to be famous. It gives them different feeling and fulfillment students who are joining fraternity don't care whatever disadvantage or even might cause them death like hazing Throughout history, hazing has resulted in several deaths and serious injuries. Students who are joining fraternity don't care whatever good or bad might cause them in joining the group.


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SHOOTS: Right
BIRTHPLACE: Hastings, MN, USA
DRAFTED: NYR: 2008-51 overall
2012-13: Established career- highs in plus/minus rating (plus-25), game-winning goals (six), shorthanded goals (one), shorthanded assists (three), shorthanded points (four), and tied his career-high in power play goals (four) ... Tied for the NHL lead in shorthanded points, and second in the league in shorthanded assists ... Led the team and tied for second in the NHL in game-winning goals ... Eclipsed the 40-point mark for the third consecutive season ... Led the team in points (44), assists (26), and plus/minus rating, ranked second in goals (18), power play goals, and power play points (10), and tied for third in power play assists (six) ... Named the NHL's Third Star for the month of April, finishing second among league skaters with 19 points (eight goals, 11 assists) and posting a plus-14 rating in 14 games ... Registered points in 12 of the 14 games in April, including seven multi-point efforts, and tallied three game-winning goals over the span ... Registered 35 points (15 goals, 20 assists) in the final 30 games of the season ... Recorded 11 multi- point performances, including a career-high, four points (one goal, three assists) on Mar. 26 at PHI ... The Rangers posted a record of 14-3-2 in games when he registered a goal, and were 22-5-3 when he tallied a point ... Recorded an assist on Apr. 3 vs. PIT, while skating in his 200th career NHL game ... Notched his first career shorthanded goal on Mar. 12 at BUF ... Registered his 100th career NHL point with an assist on Jan. 26 vs. TOR ... Tallied two assists, including his first career shorthanded point, on Jan. 20 vs. PIT ... Established playoff career-highs in goals (four), plus/minus rating (plus-four) and game- winning goals (two) ... Led the team in playoff goals and game-winning goals ... Ranked second on the team in playoff plus/minus rating, fourth in playoff shots on goal (32) and tied for fourth in playoff points (five) ... Finished second among Rangers forwards and fourth on the team in average time on ice during the playoffs (22:30) ... Tallied the game-winning goal in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals on May 6 vs. WSH and Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals on May 8 vs. WSH, becoming the first Rangers to record the game-winning goal in back-to-back playoff games since Adam Graves in Game 4 and Game 5 of the 1997 Eastern Conference Semifinals ... Registered a goal and was credited with two blocked shots in 25:18 of ice time in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals on May 16 at BOS. 2011-12: Established career-highs in assists (34), points (51), plus/minus rating (plus-14), penalty minutes (22), hits (137), blocked shots (44), power play goals (four), power play assists (12), power play points (16), game-winning goals (four), and shots (169). ... Ranked third on the team in assists (34) and power play assists (12), fourth in points (51), goals (17) and power play points (16), and tied for fourth in power play goals (four). ... Is one of seven Rangers who skated in all 82 games. ... Reached the 50-point plateau for the first time in his career with two power play assists on Mar. 30 vs. MTL. ... Tallied his 30th assist of the season and tied his career-high in scoring with his 45th point, an assist on the overtime game-winning goal on Mar. 11 at NYI. ... Recorded his 40th point of the season with two assists on Mar. 1 at CAR. ... Notched his first career OT, game-winning goal, and was credited with three takeaways in 20:29 of ice time on Feb. 19 vs. CBJ. ... Recorded two assists, including one on the power play, on Feb. 11 at PHI; His first assist established a new career-high for most assists in a season. ... Tallied the game-deciding goal in the sixth round of the shootout, tied for the game-high with five hits and won 9-12 faceoffs (75%) on Jan. 10 vs. PHX; Was the first shootout goal of his career. ... Tallied a career-high, three assists on Dec. 20 at NJD. ... Notched a goal and was credited with three hits in 16:52 of ice time while skating in his 100th career NHL game on Nov. 23 at FLA. ... Established playoff career-highs in games played (20), goals (one), assists (eight), points (nine), power play goals (one), power play assists (two), power play points (three), and shots (38). ... Tied for third on the team in playoff assists and fifth in power play points. ... Notched his first career playoff point with a power play goal, and added two assists on Apr. 23 at Ottawa. ... Posted a four-game assist/point streak from Apr. 23 at Ottawa to Apr. 30 vs. Washington (one goal, five assists). ... Skated in a career-high, 37:50 of ice time in the Rangers' 2-1 triple overtime victory on May 2 at Washington. ... Tied for the series lead with four assists in the Eastern Conference Semifinals against Washington. 2010-11: Tallied three goals and a plus-three rating while making his NHL debut in the season opener on Oct. 9 at Buffalo; tied the franchise record for goals in a season opener, and became the fourth player in NHL history and first Ranger to register a hat trick in his NHL debut. ... Captured the Lars-Erik Sjoberg Award as the top rookie in Rangers Training Camp …Tied for fifth among NHL rookies in goals (21), fourth in road goals (14), ranks fifth in points (45), fourth in road points (25), and seventh in assists (24). ... Tied for fourth on the team in goals and power play assists (seven), fifth in power play points (10), ranks fourth in points, sixth in assists, and fifth with a plus-eight rating. ... Is one of four Rangers to skate in all 82 games. ... Ranked fourth on the team with eight multi-point performances. ... Tallied his 20th goal of the season in a 1-0 win at Boston on Mar. 26, marking the first time since 2005-06 that a Ranger rookie reached the 20-goal plateau (Petr Prucha – 30 goals). ... Tallied one goal, his 40th point of the season, at Pittsburgh on Mar. 20, marking the first time since 2007-08 that a Ranger rookie reached the 40-point plateau (Brandon Dubinsky – 40 points). ... Participated in the NHL SuperSkills competition on Jan. 29 as part of Team Lidstrom, breaking all four targets in the Accuracy Shooting event and hitting the crossbar on his Elimination Shootout attempt against Henrik Lundqvist. ... Recorded one goal, his first at MSG, vs. Phoenix on Dec. 16. ... Recorded his first career power play goal, and added one assist on Nov. 24 at Tampa Bay. ... Tallied his first career NHL assist vs. Colorado on Oct. 18. ... Made his NHL playoff debut on Apr. 13 at Washington.
Skated in 81 career NCAA games over two seasons with the University of Wisconsin Badgers of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA), recording 21 goals and 66 assists for 87 points, along with 14 penalty minutes. 2009-10: Registered 12 goals and 42 assists for 54 points, along with eight penalty minutes in 41 games with Wisconsin. ... Established career-highs in games played, goals, assists, points and penalty minutes. ... Ranked among the NCAA leaders in several scoring categories, finishing tied for first in the nation in assists and ranked second in points. ... Led the WCHA in points, assists and power-play assists (22), and tied for fifth in power-play points (23). ... Led Wisconsin in assists and points, tied for third in game-winning goals (three) and seventh in goals while surpassing the 40-assist and 50-point marks for the first time in his collegiate career. ... Registered six points (two goals and four assists) in the NCAA Tournament, including a four-point performance (two goals and two assists) and the game-winning goal in the National Semifinal contest vs. R.I.T. on April 8, to lead Wisconsin to the National Championship game. ... Finished the season with 15 multi-point performances, including a career-high, five-point effort on Nov. 27 at Michigan State (one goal and four assists). ... Recorded a season-high, five-game point streak from Nov. 21 at St. Cloud State to Dec. 5 vs. Michigan Tech, tallying 12 points (two goals and 10 assists) over the span. ... Named WCHA Player of the Week for the period ending Nov. 29, registering six points (two goals and four assists) in two games during the stretch. ... Ranked 16th overall among drafted NHL prospects by The Hockey News in its 2010 Future Watch list, making him the highest-ranked Rangers prospect since Marc Staal. 2008-09: Led all Wisconsin freshmen in goals (nine), assists (24) and points (33), while finishing second on the team overall in points and assists, and tied for sixth in goals. ...Led the team in shorthanded goals (three), and ranked second in power play assists (13) and third in power play points (16). ... Recorded a season-high, four-game point streak from Nov. 29 vs. Michigan to Dec. 27 vs. Alabama-Huntsville, recording six points (one goal and five assists) over the span. ... Recorded a season-high, three points (one goal and two assists) on Jan. 3 vs. Northern Michigan. ... Tallied a season-high, two goals on Mar. 7 vs. North Dakota. ... Recorded 10 multi-point performances. ... Notched his first career point with an assist in his collegiate debut on Oct. 10, 2008 at Boston College.
2011: Led Team USA in scoring and tied for 13th among all tournament skaters with seven points (two goals, five assists) in seven games at the 2011 World Championship in Slovakia. ... Was selected by tournament coaches as Team USA's best player. ... Also led the team and tied for seventh in the tournament with five assists. 2010: Served as Captain of Team USA at the 2010 World Junior Championship, leading the United States to just their second Gold Medal (2004) in the elite tournament. ... Led all skaters in assists and points en route to being named to the tournament All-Star Team, as selected by the media. ... Finished the tournament with four goals and 10 assists for 14 points in seven games and was first Rangers draft pick to lead the World Juniors in scoring since Doug Weight in 1991.
Skated for two seasons with Shattuck St. Mary's (Minnesota high school), capturing back-to-back USA Tier I U-18 National Championships in 2007 and 2008. 2007-08: Led the team's title run as a senior , registering a team-high six goals and 13 points in six tournament contests, including a hat trick on April 3, 2008 vs. Amherst. ... Established career-highs in goals (44), assists (67) and points (111). ... Led the team in assists and points, and tied for the team lead in goals. 2006-07: Led team to 2007 U.S. Youth National Tier-1 U18 title with 70 points (38 goals and 32 assists) in 63 games.
Was teammates with current Rangesr defenseman and teammate, Ryan McDonagh, while at the University of Wisconsin. ... His father, Brad Stepan, was drafted by the New York Rangers in the fifth round of the 1985 NHL Entry Draft. The Stepans are the first father-son combination both drafted into the NHL by the Rangers. ... Attended Shattuck-St. Mary's Prep School, which has produced NHL All-Stars such as Sidney Crosby, Jonathan Toews and Zach Parise, prior to Wisconsin. ... First job was working at his father's sporting goods store. ... Is an avid fan of the show "Glee", considers himself a "Gleek". ... If he wasn't a hockey player he would want tobe a professional tennis player. ... Single.
June 21, 2008 -- Selected by N.Y. Rangers in the second round, No. 51 overall, of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.
LONGEST POINT STREAK: 6 from Nov. 17, 2010, to Nov. 26, 2010 (three goals and four assists)
LONGEST GOAL STREAK: 4 from Dec. 16, 2010 to Dec. 27, 2010 (four goals)
LONGEST ASSIST STREAK: 3, (twice) (last -- Jan. 15, 2011, to Jan. 19, 2011 (three assists)
MOST GOALS, GAME: 3 on Oct. 9, 2010, at Buffalo (Miller)
MOST ASSISTS, GAME: 3 on Dec. 20, 2011, at New Jersey
MOST POINTS, GAME: 4 on March 26, 2013 at Philadelphia (one goal, three assists)
MOST PIM, GAME: 4 on March 11, 2012, v
MOST SHOTS, GAME: 7 on Jan. 16, 2011, vs. Philadelphia
FIRST NHL GAME: Oct. 9, 2010, at Buffalo
FIRST NHL GOAL: Oct. 9, 2010, at Buffalo
FIRST NHL ASSIST: Oct. 18, 2010, vs. Colorado
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On April 20, 2006, President George W. Bush proclaimed that May would be Jewish American Heritage Month. This achievement was spearheaded by the Jewish Museum of Florida and South Florida Jewish community leaders and the resolutions were introduced by Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida in the House and Senator Arlen Specter ofPennsylvania in the Senate. Both passed unanimously first in the House in December 2005 and then the Senate in February 2006.
The month of May was chosen due to the highly successful celebration in May 2004 of the 350th Anniversary of American Jewish History recognizing Jewish contributions to American culture. For more information, visit: www.jewishheritagemonth.gov/ hosted by the Library of Congress and the Web Portal Coalition of the National Archives, National Gallery, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Park Service and National Holocaust Museum.
Also, view the NWHM Online Exhibit "Early Jewish American Women" at The National Women's History Museum.


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Catalog Holds: Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Before you get started, you'll need your DC Public Library card number and your PIN in order to place a hold on materials.
2. Search the catalog to find out whether we have copies of the title you're looking for.
3. If you search query has more than one match, select a single title from the list of matches by clicking on the title.
4. If this is the title you want, click on the Place Hold link on the right-hand side of the screen.
5. You'll need to enter your customer ID (your library card barcode number) without spaces and your PIN. If you do not know your PIN, you can obtain your PIN by presenting identification at any DC Public Library service desk. (While you're at it, you might want to make sure your address information is up-to-date, including e-mail.) You'll also have to tell us where you'd like to pick the item up. Choose the most convenient library location.
6. Click on the Place Hold link.
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Multiple Sclerosis Caregiver Advice
Providing emotional support and physical care for someone with MS can be deeply rewarding. It can also be overwhelming. The strain of balancing care with other responsibilities can lead to feelings of martyrdom, anger, depression and guilt. One of the biggest mistakes caregivers make is thinking they can handle everything alone. The key thing to remember is that you have to take care of yourself, too. If you don't, you may find it challenging to be a successful caregiver.
The National MS Society suggests several things you can do to avoid burnout:
- Reach out for practical and emotional support. Sharing your stress can help alleviate your stress.
- Sleep. Caring for another person takes a lot of energy. Make sure you get your rest.
- Have fun. You also need to nurture your social side and give yourself an outlet to laugh and be with friends.
- Be honest. Many emotional stresses are the result of poor communication. You should be able to discuss your fears and concerns openly.
- Keep your own hobbies and interests. Research shows that the emotional stress of caring is related to how "trapped" by their situation caregivers feel.
- Exercise. Try to set aside 20-30 minutes each day for yourself, so you can clear your head, release endorphins, and care for your body.
- Maintain a healthy diet. Just because you're caring for someone else doesn't mean your own eating habits should slip. Take the time to eat the right foods. They can give you energy, strength, and valuable vitamins and minerals that improve your well-being.
- Join an MS caregiver support group. They can offer an outlet for your emotions and provide practical information and support.
- Watch out for resentment. Anger is a common emotion for caregivers. The caregiving situation can feel (and often is) unfair. So it's crucial to deal with frustration in a healthy way, before angry encounters become physically and emotionally abusive. But tensions can mount in even the most loving families. If that's the case, call for a time-out by seeking professional help.
For more information on caregiving, you may wish to contact these organizations:
National Family Caregivers Association (NFCA)
The NFCA site provides caregivers with tips, newsletters, advocacy, and updates.
This site offers a monthly newsletter, weekly tips, and a support center full of stories written and sent in by caregivers.


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Thu, Sep 15, 2011
Plover ferry will tour Drayton Harbor for Whatcom Water Week
Blaine community development director will speak at Cherry Point terminal lecture
Wed, Sep 14, 2011
County council will consider rezoning more land in Birch Bay
Tue, Sep 13, 2011
County council will consider Dakota Creek bridge upgrades
Fri, Sep 2, 2011
Grandview reopens after 19-day closure
Welcome to the Lighthouse, the official blog of The Northern Light newspaper. The Lighthouse is the place for some breaking news, previews of upcoming articles, smaller news items and some tidbits of local information that might not make it into the print edition of The Northern Light.
The Northern Light reporter Steve Guntli will be the main contributor to The Lighthouse, but other staff from The Northern Light may add items from time to time.
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The effort will largely involve the removal of trash, debris and invasive plants; and, because of the recent damage associated with the remnants of Hurricane Ike, the cleanup of fallen tree limbs left from the Sept. 14 wind event. Those who participate will receive a t-shirt and refreshments, as well as the necessary tools to complete their work. Registration for the cleanup is strongly encouraged. The events, with times and contact information, are listed below:
More about National Public Lands Day:
More than 120,000 volunteers across the nation will join those in Louisville in beautification efforts at more than 1,500 sites nationwide. Cleanups, fix-ups, and other volunteer events will take place in parks, forests, rivers, lakes, wetlands, cultural and other historic sites and other public lands.
On the Web:
· National Public Lands Day, www.publiclandsday.org
· Metro Parks, www.metro-parks.org
· Olmsted Parks Conservancy, www.olmstedparks.org/


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Course Overview
Spectacular make-up and dramatic special effects can transform a production. Recent graduates have gone on to work with leading prosthetics companies, on films such as Les Miserables, and at top UK studios Pinewood and Shepperton.
Make-up for Media and Performance gives you the skills needed to play a key creative role in performance, fashion, film or television. The make-up artist is an important member of any production team and you'll work with students studying acting, film production, costume and fashion to create 'live' collaborative projects.
Diverse skills for a wide range of creative industries
On this course you'll learn a diverse range of make-up skills. You'll study make-up and hair design for drama, ballet, opera and music. A different perspective will give the skills for fashion and photography shoots. You'll also look at creating special effects and prosthetic make-up for film and television.
In short, you'll develop skills that are a real asset to a wide range of performance industries, from theatre to TV, from the music business to the world of fashion and film.
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Single-Tenant vs Multi-Tenant Cloud ERP Cloud software has grown in recent years because it eliminates some major administration headaches for IT staff and provides access to applications from browser-enabled devices including PCs, Macs, tablets, and mobile phones. One common business question is whether to host their new cloud applications in either single-tenant or multi-tenant mode.
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Blockbuster Baby Names
Find the perfect baby name inspired by the blockbuster movies of 2010
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This mind-bending film inspires us to plant a few worthy names in your mind. Our steal-worthy suggestions start with Dom, played by
Leonardo DiCaprio, and other characters such as Eames, Arthur, Saito, Yusuf, and Nash. The targeted Fischer could very well send the obscure occupational name Fisher (ranked #841) into national prominence. But the real spellbinder is Ariadne, a Greek name meaning "holy one." Variations of Ariadne include Arianna, Ariana, and Arianne. So if you find yourself susceptible to our naming suggestions, remember it's all in your mind.
Nothing inspires loyalty—or brand loyalty—like the old, beloved toys of childhood. Woody is a nickname for Woodrow, and Buzz was a nickname for astronaut Buzz Aldrin, whose sister mispronounced "brother" as "buzzer." (Aldrin changed his first name legally from Edwin to Buzz in 1988.)
You also can recycle other beloved favorites. Ken, short for Kenneth, can become Kent or Kendall, and Barbie, a nickname for Barbara, can also be considered a pet form of Babette.
What's the standout name we think is worth reclaiming for future generations? Bonnie, a Scottish word meaning "fine and pretty" derived from the Latin bonus, meaning "good."
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This summer, few names could eclipse the brilliance of Bella Swan (played by Kristen Stewart), Edward Cullen, or
Jacob Black (played by Robert Pattison and Taylor Lautner respectively). Bella is a diminutive of Isabella, the top-ranked girl's name in the country, while Cullen is already rising as a boy's first name in its own right. The field of names is getting crowded, as vintage names such as Alice, Jasper, Esme, Rosalie, Victoria, Felix, and Jane hold their own with with Quil, Embry, and Riley.
So which name is most deserving of a howl from the pack? Embry Call, whose first name is reminiscent of the embers of a smoldering and dying fire. We predict it will be years before the popularity of the names from the Twilight saga and the loyalty of its legion of fans diminishes.
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In a time when Russian operatives and spies are sent home to Mother Russia, it's not so far-fetched to have a movie about a Russian operative in New York City. Enter Evelyn Salt, played by Angelina Jolie. Evelyn means "life" or "giver of life" in Celtic. Originally used as a surname and masculine first name that became prominent in England, Evelyn became popular as a female name in the late 19th century.
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Special effects and ancient names dazzle and swirl in this movie starring Nicolas Cage and Jay Baruchel. Merlin, Balthazar, Morgana, and Veronica clash with modern times, and more contemporary names such as Dave and Becky. Merlin may be the father of all wizards, but it's Balthazar who steals the show. This Babylonian name means "Ba'al protect the King" or "God protect the King." Variations include Balthasar, Balzar, Baltasar, and Baldassare.
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In a fantasy film about water-bending tribes, Fire People, and nearly extinct airbenders, it's not just the elements that undergo a transformation. There's a great deal of namebending happening as well, with exotic and unusual offerings such as Katara, Sokka, Princess Yue, Iroh, Ozai, Azula. Zuko, Aang. (Zuko is not a tribute to Grease's Danny Zuko, but the exiled prince of the Fire Nation.)
If those names seem a little "out there" for your taste, check out the first names of stars Dev Patel, Nicola Peltz, Jackson Rathbone, Noah Ringer, and Seychelle Gabriel for special recognition.
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SCOTT PILGRIM vs. THE WORLD
There's a comic book aspect to the names in this movie, starring Michael Cera, based on a series of graphic novels. And thanks to the frequent alliteration—Wallace Wells, anyone?—the names really pop. Scott Pilgrim finds the girl of his dreams in Ramona (whose name means "wise defender or protector") Flowers, but he has to battle seven of her evil exes. Their names? Matthew Patel, Lucas Lee, Todd Ingram, Roxanne "Roxie" ("dawn") Richter, Kyle Katayanagi, Ken Katayanagi, and Gideon ("one who cuts down trees") Gordon Graves.
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Julia Roberts shines in this movie about writer Elizabeth Gilbert, who after a divorce, travels to Italy, India, and Indonesia to find herself. Although the movie features plenty of food, there are no food names served up. There is, however, much love and spirituality spooned out over the course of different challenges. On-screen and on the page, Gilbert's love is named Felipe and played by Javier Bardem.
We'd like to shine a spotlight on the name Delia, Gilbert's best friend, played by Viola Davis. Delia literally means "of Delos," the island rumored to be the birthplace of the Greek goddess Artemis. Delia can also be a diminutive of the Irish names Bedelia or Bedilia.
English Countryside Inspired Baby NamesAre you a bit of an Anglophile? Just survey the ever changing landscape of baby names, and you'll discover delightful monikers inspired by the English countryside. Here are some of our favorite picks.view gallery


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Temble, my lovelies. Tremble, for I'm back. Ever since my last post a year ago almost to the day, a lot has happened.
I've learned to knit. I've travelled to Japan. My spouse has been very, very ill. I've grown my hair. My books have started to appear in iTunes. My cover designs are doing dementedly well, for reasons I still can't explain. It's been a busy, busy year.
But no writing.
I've always told myself I'd never be too busy for writing. Well, it's happened. I have been. Plus, to be completly honest, writing is hard, and I had been doing it for many, many years. Nights at the computer, days spent on too little sleep, getting stuff lost and walking around yawning and making no sense (or less than usual, eh). I was tired in every sense and every way. After a while, it became easier to just not write. No more. I want to write again. My hands get itchy every time I put my fingers to the keyboard, even if it's to write a quick email. So two weeks ago, I made a decision to come back to my first love. And wouldn't you know that I sat there, afraid and nervous and completely rusted, and stared intently at the blank screen for a good half hour. Page blanche is never something I struggled with. But that first time two weeks ago was the hardest. My best friend said don't try to plot or make sense, just write. Write anything. Write the first thing that pops into your mind. So I wrote this (unedited, rough and scruffy, but there you have it):
Tufts of grass flew behind her heels as she jumped over the rocks and roots. Treetops seemed to meet above the trail. Like gnarled hands steepled in prayer. Above, clouds rolled on, oblivious to the events below. She had been running for what felt like years. Maybe it had just been minutes. Branches whipped her across the face, caught in the sleeves of her open jacket. She had half a mind of just tossing the damn thing but thought better of it. She would need it that night. As she had the night before.
Always look back. Never stop running.
The sound of water gurgling proved too much to resist and she angled her shoulders to the right, let gravity partially support her as she stumbled-jogged down a slight decline. Pushing through thick undergrowth, she reached the river edge. More like a brook. Ten feet wide, if that. But the current looked strong and the water clear. She gratefully sank to her knees and cupped her hands. Ice-cold water burned her lips and stung like an electrical shock to the gums. But it felt so good. She drank until her belly ached, then drank some more. It had been the first source of trusty-looking water she had come across since…
Don't think about him.
Wiping her hands on her jeans, she put the river to her left and resumed a slow, careful trot along its soft, sandy edge. No use getting hurt or doing something stupid. A large fallen tree required that she slow down a bit, taking measured steps to avoid dangerous and sharp stumps. She already sported a collection of bruises and cuts from various run-ins with trees and other obstacles. Plus the marks he had left. Those were more than contusions though. They said mental wounds never really went away. She rubbed hair out of her face. While she had been with him, her hair had grown past her shoulders. She wondered if her friends would recognize her. The thought made her smile. She missed them all so much. Tears stung her eyes. Focus. Just keep running. That river ought to lead somewhere.
Maybe this is going somewhere. Maybe this is the first zombie-shuffle of a story. Or maybe it's just so I re-learn all my tricks (folks say you never forget to bike once you've learned…yeah, maybe, but you fall on your face a lot the first few times you come back to it). I'm at that stage. Falling on my face.


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Travelling exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 2 at the Sala Muncunill in Terrassa – from 9 May to 13 July 2014
Organised by the Réseau Art Nouveau Network in the framework of the European project "Art Nouveau & Ecology" (2010-2015) supported by the Culture 2007-2013 programme of the European Commission, the exhibition comprises two identical concurrent exhibitions and has begun its journey to all partner cities in October 2013.
After Nancy, the exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 2 is presented in Terrassa at the Sala Muncunill, third step of its European journey, from 9 May until 13 July 2014.
This exhibition is free and bilingual Catalan-English.
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Do not miss the guided tours organised on 10 and 11 May 2014!
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The double of the exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 1 is still presented in Riga at St Peter's Church until 7 September 2014!
Travelling exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 2 – Die Natur des Jugendstil in Bad Nauheim – from 12 September to 26 October 2014
Symposium Mackintosh Architecture at the Hunterian in Glasgow – on 19 September 2014
31st European Heritage Days – from 20 to 21 September 2014
Exhibition The Cradle of Art Nouveau. Victor Horta and Brussels at Pelgrims House in Brussels – from 11 to 28 September 2014
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Erin Bendily is from the State Department of Education -Policy and External Affairs. Bendily explained to the board there are five types of charter schools.
The two charter organizations applying to open schools in Lafayette Parish submitted type one charter applications.
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Bendily says charters have open admission. They receive school performance scores and letter grades and if they fail to meet certain standards their contract could be terminated or not renewed for failure to perform.
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Seth Doege has played in one game in his CFL career - and already he has made it into TSN's plays of the week.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback appeared repeatedly on the SportsCentre loop Monday and Tuesday, flying head over heels after a hit during Saturday's 21-17 pre-season victory over the Ottawa Redblacks at Mosaic Stadium.
"He's from Texas, so he's seen all those Texas football movies where you get hit and get back up," Roughriders head coach Corey Chamblin said with a smirk following Tuesday's practice. "He's just trying to emulate that."
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"I thought it would spark the guys if I got up really quickly and show them that's what our mentality is about," Doege explained. "That's what (the) Roughriders are about is grinding through things and picking up first downs when things aren't there."
One of Adam Weber's plays during that contest didn't make it onto SportsCentre, but it too was memorable.
Weber, who's battling Doege and returnee Tino Sunseri for the backup jobs behind Darian Durant, was intercepted on the first pass attempt of his CFL career. Weber rebounded and, on his next drive, threw a fouryard touchdown pass to Brett Swain.
"You picture how you want the game to go and (throwing a pick on his first attempt) was not part of it," Weber said. "But in the game of football, there's a lot of ups and downs. That's one of those things where you learn from it and then you just move forward.
"It was nice to have another drive, (be) able to put something together and go down and score. (The start) was tough, but it's still a learning process. That was just a dumb play by me, but definitely something that you chalk up, you remember and you learn from."
Doege and Weber have been learning constantly over the past two weeks.
Both quarterbacks are new to the league - Doege spent the 2013 season on the practice roster of the NFL's Atlanta Falcons and Weber previously had NFL stints with the Denver Broncos and Tampa Bay Buccaneers - so they've been trying to get a grasp on the CFL since Saskatchewan opened training camp.
For Doege, the learning process has covered things ranging from the different ball flight needed to make throws on the more expansive CFL field to learning when to slide to remembering that teams only have three chances to get a first down.
For Weber, the process has involved such topics as the 12th man, the receivers' presnap motion and getting acclimated to new coaches and new teammates. "At first, it can be a little daunting," admitted Weber, a 26-year-old who hails from Maplewood, Minn. "That first practice, definitely my head was spinning a little bit.
"But just like anything, the more you invest, the more you'll become comfortable with it and it'll start to slow down - or you'll start to speed up a little bit. That's what I found: Not to get too overwhelmed and just know that it takes time to learn things."
Doege, a 25-year-old product of San Angelo, Texas, suggested his approach simply involves getting better steadily through film study and practice.
"You're going to have your days when you're not as good, but you want to improve on something each day," said the former Texas Tech Red Raiders star. "That's the mindset I have and I think that has really helped me."
Saskatchewan traded last season's backup, Drew Willy, to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the off-season, so the Roughriders need depth behind Durant. There's a good chance that either Doege or Weber will be No. 3 this season, meaning the successful candidate has to learn his lessons quickly.
The Roughriders have to be patient as the quarterbacks get accustomed to their new surroundings, but Weber knows he or Doege will have to figure things out soon to win the spot.
"Obviously we have to compete and do our best job, but ultimately the decision is with the coaches," said the ex-Minnesota Golden Gophers pivot.
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SB 213 Tightens Rules on Trapping
Born Free USA position: SUPPORT
Update: This bill passed and was signed into law by the governor on 5/28/13.
Bill description: Requires the registration of each trap, snare, poisoning device or similar device used in the taking of wild mammals; authorizes the removal or disturbance of a trap, snare, poisoning device or similar device under certain circumstances; requires the marking of a trap, snare, poisoning device or similar device with a warning flag; increases the frequency of required visits for a trap to 24 hours (current requirement is 96 hours).
Reasons to support this bill include:
- Requires that traps are affixed with owner identification, which can greatly aid law enforcement in identify individuals who are setting traps in violation of state regulations. As evidence of its utility, 40 other states already require trap identification.
- Animals caught in traps for several days may starve, dehydrate, be attacked by other animals, or mangle their mouths and limbs in futile efforts to free themselves. Trappers also catch non-targeted animals, including deer, birds, squirrels, endangered species, cats and dogs; these animals have a much better chance of survival if traps are checked at least once every 24 hours.
- It is well known that, due to their non-selectivity, steel-jawed leghold traps pose a serious hazard to both targeted and non-targeted animals — including family pets. Requiring that traps be marked and allowing traps that pose an obvious risk to people to be removed represent important safety measures.
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Saint Chelidonia
Hermitess in a cave near Tivoli, Italy. Benedictine nun at Saint Scholastica Abbey, but lived more as a hermitess than in community.
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- interred in the Church of Saint Scholastic in Subiaco, Italy
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Mr. Monk's Top 20 List, Part Two
Having dispensed with the honorable mentions, we turn to the actual 20 best Monk episodes.
20) Mr. Monk is Someone Else (Season 8, Episode 4): This episode begins with a bang. It appears that Monk is killed in the first scene. But of course, it's not Monk, it's contract killer Frank DePalma, who is a dead ringer for Monk. The FBI asks Monk to go undercover, find out who DePalma's target was, and stop the killing.
Monk goes undercover, taking on the role of a wise guy assassin. Monk discovers that the target is an elderly man with no ties for the mafia. It's not long before everyone feels that Monk has gotten too much into character, and they attempt to pull him off the case, but Monk persists.
The mystery is one of the more solid entries of the show's latter seasons. The highlight though is Monk finding his inner tough guy and holding his own with the mafiosos who hired him. Add in two classic confrontations with the Captain and Harold Krenshaw, and this one is definitely a keeper.
19) Mr. Monk is Up All Night (Season 6, Episode 9)
Mr. Monk is having trouble sleeping, so he heads out on a walk, and through a restaurant window, witnesses a murder. Or does he? When the Captain and Disher arrive, they find no evidence of the crime. Was it covered up or is Monk having a breakdown.
This episode, as the title implies, occurs almost entirely at night. This gives it a noirishfeeling, that makes it particularly appealing. It also has to feature perhaps the best Randy Disher scene ever when the true culprits are apprehended.
18) Mr. Monk and the Red Herring (Season 3, Episode 10)
The context of this episode does not make it an obvious fan favorite. This began the 2nd half of Monk's 3rd Season. In the interim, Sharona had been written out of the series due to contract disagreements with Bitty Schram. This meant that the episode which introduces the "new assistant" had better be good.
The cast and crew managed to pull it off. Natalie meets Monk after killing a burglarar in self-defense. The apparent reason for the burglary is Natalie's daughter's fish.
The episode does a good job introducing Natalie. As a widow, she is in-tune with much of what Monk has gone through. In addition, she's a jill of all trades which made her a valuable assistant to Monk. She had a very distinct personality and style that differed from Sharona.
The mystery is clever and quirky, making this a solid introduction for Natalie Teeger, despite the rough background that the episode aired against.
17) Mr. Monk's 100th Case (Season 7, Episode 7): Many television shows have faced the challenge of celberating a milestone. Many just ignore it, blowing past 100 or 200 episodes like it doesn't mean a thing. Others have had clips shows, where 4 or 5 minute new footage is package with a bunch of used footage. (This is known as the cheapest type of television episode.)
In the Golden years of television when TV programs did 39 half hour episodes a year, 100 episodes wasn't a big deal. But given that Monk's first season was 13 episodes and subsequent seasons were 16 episodes each, this was truly a big deal for the show's longetivity. It was also a big deal for a reason referenced in the Season 2 episode, "Mr. Monk and the T.V. Star," with 100 episodes, Monk would live on in syndication and create even more fans and generate millions in additional revenue.
The writer marked the event, by having a news magazine follow Monk as he solves his 100th case. The episode begins with Monk's friends gathering around the television at the house of the magazine's anchor to celebrate, with Monk alone at the party, and thinking something is very wrong.
The episode did a great job recreating the feel of a news magazine, and also brought back several past Monk foes back in new footage. One remarked, "Do I remember Adrian Monk? That's like asking the Titanic if it remembers the iceberg. "
In doing the show this way, Monk took a look back without being hokey, satisfied fans, and left plenty of room for a good mystery twist.
16) Mr. Monk Goes to Vegas (Season 3, Episode 14): Monk gets a call from an inebriated Captain Stottlemeyer stating that he knows a man murdered his wife, whose death had been assumed to be accidental. Monk and Natalie head out to investigate, but a hungover Stottlemeyer doesn't remember what it was he'd noticed.
This episode was a lot of fun. Monk has a formidable villain in James Brolin, and Vegas setting was nicely done. Monk and Natalie also have some great scenes together. Perhaps the most notable realization what that the Captain could solve crimes as easily as Monk provided the Captain was drunk. This was reminiscent of Anthony Boucher's character, Nick Noble.
Overall, "Mr. Monk Goes to Vegas," offers a very even mix of comedy and mystery.
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