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The privileges, exemptions, and immunities of international organizations and of their officers and employees, and members of their families, suites, and servants, provided for in this subchapter, shall be granted notwithstanding the fact that the similar privileges, exemptions, and immunities granted to a foreign government, its officers, or employees, may be conditioned upon the existence of reciprocity by that foreign government: Provided, That nothing contained in this subchapter shall be construed as precluding the Secretary of State from withdrawing the privileges, exemptions, and immunities provided in this subchapter from persons who are nationals of any foreign country on the ground that such country is failing to accord corresponding privileges, exemptions, and immunities to citizens of the United States.
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Man accused of choking child, 8June 20,2013BENNINGTON A North Bennington man is being held in prison after being charged with four felonies recently involving an allegation that he tried to choke an 8-year-old child three times
William J. Borden, 35, of North Bennington, was arraigned in Bennington criminal court last week on three felony counts of first-degree aggravated domestic assault. On Wednesday, a felony charge of obstructing justice was added in the same court.
Borden, who pleaded innocent to all the charges, was also charged as a habitual offender. Someone who has been convicted of three or more felonies can be charged as a habitual offender and, if convicted, could be sentenced to up to life in prison.
Borden has three previous felony convictions for aggravated domestic assault from 1998 and 2004 and a felony conviction for unlawful restraint from 2004.
In an affidavit, police said they spoke with the child on June 3. The child said Borden had choked him on three occasions, at the childs home, in a car after a baseball game and at the home of an unidentified witness in Shaftsbury.
The obstructing justice charge was filed based on allegations by the witness that Borden had tried to intimidate her while she was trying to describe the incident to police. She said Borden was with her when police called her about the incident and said he tried to force her to hang up.
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'The Flash' Adds Villains Professor Zoom and Killer Frost
Both villains will be introduced in the first episode, acting opposite star Grant Gustin as Dr. Barry Allen (aka The Flash). The series revolves around a Central City assistant police forensics investigator who arrives in Arrow's Starling city to look into a series of unexplained robberies that have a connection to his past. He also gains super speed.
Rick Cosnett will play Detective Eddie Thawne, a transfer to the Central City Police Department whose past is a mystery and who harbors a dark secret. In the comics, he is able to replicate the accident that gave Barry Allen his powers, himself gaining super-human speed to become Reverse-Flash.
Danielle Panabaker is Caitlin Snow, a highly intelligent bioengineering expert who lost her fiancé during an explosion at S.T.A.R. Labs. In the comics, Snow turns into Killer Frost after a lab incident finds her body fusing with an engine's coolant system, as her biological makeup merges with ice. As a result, she becomes a vampiric villain who craves heat, and must kill to feed on body warmth.
While Grant Gustin has already appeared on Arrow, Barry Allen's transformation into The Flash was originally meant to be a backdoor pilot included as part of that hit CW show's Season 2 run. Now, The Flash is getting a regular pilot, which indicates that The CW is seriously considering a series pick-up for Fall 2014.
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@undeadslayer4 yes, it looks like it
8 months agoby @writer220Flag
@writer220 looks like DC has started to come back
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@thedarkknight-28 the age of DC had come
8 months agoby @undeadslayer4Flag
I guess if WB can't make a movie on our favorite DC characters at least they can give us great shows with the characters, then hopefully it will develop into a movie. If not, that is fine we get more of the character in stead of paying $11.00 for movie and getting just 2-2 1/2 hours, which would only be 3 shows. Just as in ARROW which is so much darker than SMALLVILLE, they both gave us the different allies and villains in the shows from the comics. I am looking forward to it. Now I just hope the new Wonder Woman movies go through. They have been trying to get this in the works for the last 20 years. My faith is being restored to the DC Universe.
8 months agoby @thedarkknight-28Flag
@rogerscorpion agreed
The early 90's 'The Flash' series was brilliantly done. This says Thawne replicates Barry's accident, in the comics & is a detective. Not so. Thawne was a scientist, in the future who, used advanced science to copy the formula.
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Cool. I liked her in Sky High & Grimm, and look forward to seeing her on Flash.
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If they make this half as good as ARROW then it'll be a good show and they have started out on the right foot. Grant was awesome as Barry on ARROW and now Thawne and Killer Frost, I'm excited!
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Sunday, September 1, 2013
Ride The Carousel in Prospect Park
at The Carousel (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Take a ride on the Park's beautiful 101 year-old carousel.
Category: Games, Kids
A Clearing in the Forest: Tails and Scales
at Peter Jay Sharp Children's Glade (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Interact with turtles like the ones that live in the Harlem Meer, and meet their reptilian and feathered friends – snakes, lizards, and an owl…
Category: Education, Nature, Kids
Harlem Meer Performance Festival 2013
at Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
2:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
The Harlem Meer Performance Festival, now in its 20th year, presents a summer full of latin, jazz, gospel, blues and world music performed by talented artists both new and old.
Category: Concerts, Festivals, Free Summer Concerts
Garden Highlights Walks at Wave Hill
at Perkins Visitors Center (in Wave Hill), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Join us for an hour-long tour of seasonal garden highlights.
Category: Nature, Tours, Fall Foliage
History In Your Hands: Flax to Linen
at Lefferts Historic House (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
2:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Come check on our flax crop and try out tools used to process flax fibers into linen cloth.
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Nocturnal Wildlife
at Belvedere Castle (in Central Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.
New York City is home to an amazing abundance of wildlife. From falcons and salamanders, to deer and seals, wildlife viewing opportunities exist year-round in all of our parks…
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Art Exhibit: Invasive Pigments
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8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
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Alley Pond Adventure Course Staycation
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10:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
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at 40th Street Plaza (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
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A program for a group of 13 boys at the Bird Street Community Center in Dorchester marries glass-blowing and business lessons for a unique summer learning experience.
This is the sixth year that the BSCC has partnered with Diablo Glass School in Roxbury, and the center's executive director, Andrea Kaiser, said the glass-blowing work done by the boys has become quite well-known in the community.
"The kids have created centerpieces for the Great Cities Conference held last October," Kaiser said. "They've done pieces for weddings. We have people calling to order things in a certain color."
The program is a male-only endeavor at BSCC, which also offers a dancing program for girls and a co-ed social media program. The program is kept small – one instructor to three students – and gender-specific to ensure the safety of those involved, according to Kaiser. The minimum age for participation is 13. "When you're working with fire, and when you're working with this train of intensity, you can't be flirting," she said. "It's absolutely no-nonsense."
During the morning, the boys attend a business class taught by Edson Cardoso, a certified entrepreneur instructor who teaches at Charlestown High School. They also work on business projects, and twice a week either attend Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) preparation or spend time on chess, poetry, or computers. After lunch, the boys have art class and then travel to Diablo from 2 to 5 p.m. to work on their glass-blowing, which continues into the school year when classes are held once a week for the boys.
The finished glass works are sold at several events throughout the year, and Kaiser said many people call the center to have glass items custom-made. The boys, who make everything from glass flowers and swans to bowls, vases, and jewelry, receive a 70 percent commission on all their sales, and 30 percent of the money goes back to the center.
This Saturday, the youth at the center will be participating in the DSNI Multi Cultural Festival at Mary Hannon Park on Dudley Street from noon to 5 p.m. This will be the first blown-glass sale for some of the boys.
"I'm hoping to sell a lot, and I hope [customers] will like my product," said first-year glass-blower Willman Orival, 15, of Hyde Park. "I think that it teaches you how to be committed to something and it teaches you a lot about life and challenges," he added. "I like it because it can be a good use for other people."
The biggest sale for the boys will take place at the End of Summer Gala on Aug. 17 at the Strand Theatre at 6 p.m., a celebration of the BSCC's youth employees and the achievements of the center's members. The event is free, and tickets are available at the community center. A 5:30 exhibition in the lobby with punch and cookies will precede the show, which will feature dance performances, a fashion show, skits, a stepping exhibition, and the premiere of the center's new video.
Naeem Miles, 15, of Franklin Hill has been part of the program the longest – three years. He said the best part about the glass-blowing is being in the "hot shop," where the boys heat the glass in kilns, and have the chance to be creative. "I like to work in different types of environments," Miles said. "I like to challenge myself. I'm originally an instrument player, so I felt that I needed to challenge myself and better myself to see what my abilities are."
Orival and Miles say the favorite product they have made is a wavy bowl, and both intend to continue on a business pathway as they start their careers.
"My two dreams are to be a glass blower, and if I don't achieve that goal, I want to be an instrument player and own my own band," Miles said. "I have to learn how to do business classes anyways. This beginning entrepreneurship business class helps me a lot." He added that the business class has helped him learn money management and other valuable skills for the business world and beyond. "Before, I'd just get money and blow it in like two seconds," he said.
Megan Mowins, of Salem, is one of five teachers who work with the boys. She has been a glass blower since about 2005, and has been working with BSCC for the last several years. Since the boys work in very high heat conditions, she stresses safety over everything. And communication is the key to safety, she said.
"This is not an individual sport really," Mowins said. "I always start the year out with telling them, we're a team. We work as a team. There's no individual person that's better. We're all helping one another be better."
Program manager and former BSCC member Delmiro Cardoso said that working with the heat is one of the most challenging things for the boys, noting that one member quit on the first day because he couldn't take it. But, Cardoso said, the boys eventually get used to the heat and start to enjoy the craftwork.
"I'm trying to keep them motivated," said Cardoso, who acts as a mentor for the boys. "The first day was hard for them because it was hot and I was trying to keep them motivated and make them understand that . . . it's not only about the pay, but it's about what you can put on your resume."
Cardoso said that even though glass blowing and business classes were not offered when he was a BSCC member, Kaiser helped him with his resume and cover letter when he was applying for jobs. He kept coming back to BSCC because he said the staff really cares about their members.
Fellow glass-blowing teacher Peter Zimmerman, of Lowell, has worked with glass for 20 years. This is his second year with the Diablo Glass School and his first with the BSCC boys. He said this has been one of his favorite classes thus far.
"Over the seven weeks I've been able to find out each of these guys have very specific ways that their minds work, and different ways of working with the materials," Zimmerman said. "They interact with each other in ways that they help each other more than other classes that I've seen. I hope I get to do this again and again."
Kaiser said the program as a whole will benefit the boys in the future, not only because they gain business skills, but also because they gain the communication skills necessary for any job as well. Zimmerman added that this kind of program instills confidence in the boys that they can take with them throughout their careers.
"It doesn't matter where you're from," he said. "You're gaining a mastery over something that you develop a relationship with. The glass itself, it's responsive. You're telling the glass to do this, and once you learn the language, you're never going to lose that."


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ROTHSCHILD, WI (WSAU) - Merging the Rothschild Police Department and the Everest Metro Police Department could happen as early as next year.
An ad hoc committee has been studying the concept. Rothschild approached the Village and Town of Weston and Schofield last year, knowing the two departments already provide mutual aid for each other and knowing Rothschild Police Chief Dean Albrecht is approaching retirement.
Rothschild Village President George Peterson supports the concept, and believes it could provide good service and save money... but he realizes timing is important. He says when Chief Albrecht decides to retire would be the ideal time if they're going to merge. "If our chief retires, and when he retires, that's the time to look at it. It makes it easy. We're dealing with multiple captains and lieutenants. Multiple chiefs? That's tough."Peterson says Rothschild, the Village of Weston, The Town of Weston, and the City of Schofield have a very short time to assemble their joint finance committee to work out the details of a buy-in and to reopen officer union contracts. "It's over the next two or three months. It has to be done before budgets are set for everybody, so it's a short time frame."
Can the details be worked out that quickly?
Everest Metro Chief Wally Sparks is confident the municipal leaders and he can do what is necessary in three months time. "Absolutely. You know, I put a draft budget together last year just to have a rough idea on how would it look if you applied a formula and brought them in. All I need is some of the decisions made by Joint Finance. Putting budgets together is nothing new."Sparks says merging Weston and Schofield worked well, and he believes Rothschild and the other three municipalities will all benefit if this merger goes through. "It works. I think the service level that you get is greater. You do it in a lot cheaper fashion for the citizens, and to me, that's, at the end of the day, it's all about can you provide as good or better quality service and try to keep your costs to the bare minimum. That formula has worked for the three communities, and I believe it will benefit Rothschild, also."
Sparks says Everest Metro and Rothschild have many similarities, and an eventual merger would be a great fit. "I function as lean as we can, and I know Rothschild does to. Our officers share a very similar philosophy, and it's that community approach and really caring about the community you serve, and to me, that's the critical issue. When you talk about fit, I think the fit works."
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MARTIN COUNTY - Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach and Martin Counties is planning a golf tournament to raise $20,000 to fund its mentorship programs in the region.
In Martin County, the group teaches career skills to eighth graders at Murray and Stuart middle schools by matching them with mentors from businesses across the county. The program teaches skills, such as workplace etiquette, appropriate dress, resume writing and even pays a stipend.
Its Dec. 7 fundraiser is set for Hobe Sound Golf Club.
Treasure Coast Estate Buyers and Publix Supermarkets are sponsoring the event, which features golf, a dinner reception and auction. Organizers are asking all players to bring an unwrapped toy for a child participating in Big Brothers Big Sisters programs.
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It wasn't that long ago that Lindsay Lohan suddenly learned she had a long lost half-sister. Her name is Ashley Horn, and she was the child born to a former mistress of Lindsay's father, Michael Lohan. Lindsay learned this shocking news while in the middle of a TV interview. Ah, that Michael. He definitely will never win any "Dad of the Year" awards.
But Lindsay, especially since she got out of rehab, seems to be trying very hard to keep their relationship together. Anyway, it's shocking enough to learn you have a sister you never knew about -- but now Lindsay must be absorbing some even more bizarre news. Her 18-year-old half-sister has admitted to get $25,000 worth of plastic surgery -- to look just like Lindsay. WTF?!
Ashley told In Touch magazine:
I've gotten rhinoplasty, a bit of refinement underneath my cheeks and jawline, some fat injected into my chin, and some fat injected into my upper cheeks. My goal was to look like Lindsay in her good days, when she was around 18, 19 years old.
Side-by-side photos show them looking distinctly similar. I mean WTF is this, really? Ashley, however, also pronounced herself "hotter" than Lindsay.
Michael, of course, couldn't keep his trap shut about this -- and as usual didn't have anything classy to say about it, telling the New York Daily News' Confidential column:
It's nuts and sick and stalkerish. What mother would let her 18-year-old daughter get surgery like that? And she's hotter than Lindsay? Are you kidding me? Lindsay doesn't need plastic surgery.
Way to miss the forest through the trees, Michael. Your 18-year-old daughter gets plastic surgery to look like your other daughter -- and you think this is stalkerish? Any reason WHY? Like could it be that she is dying for some of the attention -- albeit dysfunctional attention -- that you lavish on Lindsay?
Could be Ashley thinks getting in the tabloids is the only way to get your attention. Could be she thinks looking like Lindsay will get her some of the father time Lindsay gets. Could be.
But all you can do is insult the girl.
I don't know about you, but between Dina Lohan's DUI arrest, Ashley Horn's desperate bid for attention, and Michael Lohan's usual insensitivity, Lindsay is starting to look like the only sane one in that family.
Why do you think Ashley wants to look like Lindsay?
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She looks NOTHING like Lindsey. She is fat, and ugly. She needs to get her money back for that crappy plastic surgery.
She is more pretty than Lindsey!!!!
Wow really sweetaspie630 you need to change your name. Your not sweet as all. How about kicking someone while their down. Oh wait you are. This girl is just wanting her daddy's attention. It so sad
Wow that girl needs mental help.
That is such a shame. She was a beautiful before all the surgeries.
Really, sweetaspie630? That's just rude and cruel. She's a teenager; it's understandable with how obsessed teens are with celebrities that she'd wanna look just like her famous sister, who gets a boat-load more attention than she does, even from her own father. Now is she being rational and logical? Is she using her head? Is she being smart about this? No. But it doesn't sound like Michael's been a part of her life, so she may be desperate for her dad's attention.
sweetaspie630 YOU ARE NOTHING BUT A TROLL!!!! CANT YOU SEE THAT THIS LITTLE GIRL HAS SOME SERIOUS INSECURITIES ABOUT HERSELF????? AND YOUR ONLY COMMENT IS "She looks NOTHING like Lindsey. She is fat, and ugly. She needs to get her money back for that crappy plastic surgery." YOUR A MORON!!! YOU KNOW WHY SHE DID WHAT SHE DID HUH??? ITS BECAUSE OF A-HOLES LIKE YOU THAT SAY HORRIBLE THINGS ABOUT HER!!!!! SWEETASPIE MY A**!!!!! I feel for this little girl and I hope she can get the mental help she needs to get pass this cruel stage in her life because thats what she really needs!! She just needs to understand that she is BEAUTIFUL the way she is!! :D
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Sara Bareilles releases her third album The Blessed Unrest on Tuesday, and she says the album's first single, "Brave," really describes her approach to the entire album. She says she spent the whole past year making some big changes in her life, including moving from California to New York City, and the album reflects that.
"I was feeling really stagnant last year, personally and professionally, and I really spent a lot of time and a lot of work kind of breaking down those boundaries, and doing a lot of introspection on what I was doing right, and where my hurdles were personally," Sara tells ABC News Radio. "It's part of what propelled me toward moving to New York...I was really trying to lean into the scary parts of my life and I've definitely had a lot of personal growth because of it."
That's also what led her to call the album The Blessed Unrest. Sara says the title is taken from a quote from the legendary choreographer, Martha Graham: "No artist is pleased. [There is] no satisfaction whatever at any time. There is only a queer divine dissatisfaction, a blessed unrest that keeps us marching and makes us more alive than the others."
Sara says she liked what Graham says about "the fact that we're dissatisfied with where we've been is part of what brings us forward into the next piece of art."
Her new home of New York City also had a lot to do with inspiring The Blessed Unrest, according to Sara. "There are so many people and stories sort of swirling around you at all times," she says of the Big Apple. "I was coming from L.A. where I have a really sweet house, but it's a very quiet lifestyle and I think I was craving, creatively, a way to plug into some sort of network of electricity that I wasn't getting in L.A."
In addition to making these changes in her personal life, Sara also made changes artistically: the new album marks the first time she really collaborated with other songwriters. She and fun. guitarist Jack Antonoff co-wrote "Brave," for example. "Co-writing is not my first love. And it is scary," Sara tells ABC News Radio. "It's, definitely, it's vulnerable, it's the most personal thing I have to share with someone, but luckily I felt like I found really compassionate, kind partners."
Sara's already gone out on a solo acoustic tour -- another "scary" thing she wanted to tackle -- but she'll head back on the road in August to promote the new album as part of a co-headlining trek with OneRepublic . She's also looking forward to one of her most famous fans getting a listen to her new album: Michelle Obama . When asked if she would be sending an advance copy of the disc to FLOTUS, Sara laughed, "Yeah, actually I want to get her to hear it!"
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TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) - On Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tucson Homeless Connect will have its tenth one-day, one-stop event at Trinity Presbytarian Church.
Homeless individuals and families will be offered the opportunity to receive I.D.s, clothing, health screenings, mental health information, haircuts, housing help, VA benefits, employment and other benefits, said Dee-Dee Samet from Tucson Homeless Connect.
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TORONTO – Not even an injury to their starting goaltender could slow the Leafs. James Reimer went down and did not get up – without some assistance – but his team continued to roll, winning for the fourth consecutive game, a 5-2 deconstruction of the Flyers at the Air Canada Centre on Monday night, just their second home victory of the season. Ben Scrivens filled the void for the injured Reimer, standing in with 32 impressive saves – including a perfect six-stop effort on a five minute penalty kill – helped by a sprinkling of offence from all four lines and five different goal-scorers. Led by the director behind the bench, Randy Carlyle, the Leafs are getting contributions from a variety of different and perhaps unlikely sources, marching forward despite injuries and inconsistent performance to key players. "It's coaching, but at the same time it's guys taking advantage of opportunities," John-Michael Liles told TSN.ca after Monday's game. "You've got guys stepping up, making plays. It shows not only the depth of the team, but the depth of the organization; you have some injuries and you have guys step in and fill some key roles. That's a big part of our success. At the same time, the coaching staff [is] getting everybody to buy into what type of system were playing and what type of identity we want to have as a team. Everybody's been on the same page which has been great." Down Joffrey Lupul, their All-Star left winger, since the third game of the year, Carl Gunnarsson, a reliable minute crunching defender, for the past six games and Jake Gardiner for all but two games, the Leafs have only marched forward with others capably filling their roles. Stepping in for Lupul on the top line, James van Riemsdyk scored his team-leading eighth goal against his former team in Philadelphia, now with 10 points in the last 11 games. Korbinian Holzer had been seizing minutes in Gunnarsson's absence, but when he was ejected for boarding against the Flyers, it was Mark Fraser filling the void with a season-high 18-minute performance. Additionally, Nazem Kadri and Matt Frattin continue to step to the forefront, combining for four points against the Flyers. "It's not a bad problem to have when you have guys understanding their roles and contributing in a lot of different ways," Liles said. Putting the puzzle together, Carlyle has managed to coax performance from both youth and inexperience. Kadri and Frattin are second-year NHL players, at or near the top of the team's scoring list, joined by a trio on defence - Holzer, Fraser and Mike Kostka - who played in the American Hockey League for most of last season. Carlyle's reaction then to Reimer's injury was perhaps fitting of the way his team has been able to move forward without panic whenever adversity has struck. "Get the next one," he said of his feeling on the bench to Reimer going down. "That's all you can do because you really can't lament what's just gone on. It's like a pitcher gets pulled in baseball, they give him the sign, it's a lefty or a righty, well, we've only got one, get him in there."
Five Points 1. Reimer's injury Fortunately for the Leafs, Reimer's 'lower-body injury' does not appear to be significant. The 24-year-old went down at the four-minute mark of the middle frame and could not lift himself back up, stuck uncomfortably on all fours in the crease amid a hushed home crowd. He was helped off the ice by Liles, unable to put any weight on his left leg. "We don't think it's that serious at this point," Carlyle said of the injury. "Shouldn't miss any extended period of time." Reimer was expected to undergo more tests on Tuesday, at which point the organization will determine if they need to recall a goaltender from the Marlies, one of Jussi Rynnas or Mark Owuya. Scrivens will fill the void in Reimer's absence. "We'll see what happens with Reims," he said. "Obviously I hope that he's back tomorrow." 2. Scrivens in relief Playing for just the fifth time this season, Scrivens provided more than adequate relief of Reimer, notably with a 20-save second period. His first reaction to the injury was more concern than thoughts of stepping in. "Obviously I was hoping that he was going to get right back up," the 26-year-old said. "That's my first gut reaction. He was playing a heck of a game so far. We didn't have the greatest start and he held the fort for us in the first period and really earned his money. My first reaction was obviously hoping that he was going to get up. You never want to see a friend and teammate go down." While the injury to Reimer sounds minor at first report, Scrivens will be counted on to mind the gap in his place, however long that may be. A focal point for concern before the season, the Leafs have gotten stability in goal from Reimer to this point, the Manitoba native sitting seventh in save percentage before Monday's game. 3. 5-Minute Major In what proved to be a turning point in the hockey game, the Leafs were able to kill off in full a five-minute major to Holzer, who planted Tye McGinn from behind. Stepping in for Reimer, Scrivens stopped all six shots with his team down a man, including a save on Brayden Schenn charging hard to the front of the net. "Scrivy went in and stood tall for us," said Carlyle. "He was equal to the task." 4. Bozak's technique on the draw Tyler Bozak has climbed the ranks of the elite faceoff men in the National Hockey League this year, sitting in a tie for 10th after 13 games (58.7%). The 26-year-old explained the evolution in his work on the draw since joining the Leafs in 2009-2010. "Before I maybe had three moves that I'd do," he told TSN.ca. "I was good at three things and then mediocre at the other things … [But] if you do the same thing every time the guys are going to know what you're doing and be able to beat you so I try to change it up as much as I can. Some of the faceoff moves that I'd use before that I was weaker at I think I've gotten a lot better at now and can win a lot." Without divulging too many secrets, Bozak offered an example of said improvement. "On my forehand I tie up the stick a lot of the time and that was the one thing I was really good at," he explained, "[but] when guys catch on to that they can just lift their stick and get out of the way, so I worked on a lot more just winning it on my forehand clean." Among the most difficult opponents for the fourth-year centre, Bruins ace Patrice Bergeron and former Flyer Mike Richards. Bozak was an uncharacteristic 11-24 (46%) on Monday night. 5. Fourth Line Duty For the second consecutive game, the Leafs got a impactful effort from their fourth line, the trio of Colton Orr, Jay McClement, and Frazer McLaren. Not only did the unit make its physical presence felt as one would expect, but they chipped in offensively yet again. Orr scored his first of the season – capping a brute, physical shift – depositing a rebound past Ilya Bryzgalov for the Leafs second goal. "I think the guys get a big push from it," said Orr of the unexpected offence. "It makes everybody feel good," Carlyle agreed. "Feel good for those guys because they don't get an opportunity in a lot of situations to provide a lot of offence over the year. We just think that they're deserving of more minutes. We even tried them on the powerplay. That's a reward … At times it's our responsibility as a coaching staff to give those guys what we call 'cookies' and powerplay time is cookie time." It was the second straight game with a point for Orr, who chipped in with an assist on Holzer's second of the season during the Leafs 6-0 win in Montreal on Saturday. Quote of the Night "I don't know. It's an interesting question I don't have the answer to." -Randy Carlyle, on who would have tended goal had Ben Scrivens gotten injured. Stat Watch +11 – The meaning and value of the statistic is debatable, but after 13 games, Mark Fraser sits tied atop the NHL in the plus-minus category. Stat Watch II 8 – Games without a point for Mikhail Grabovski. It should be noted that Grabovski plays a very large and important defensive role for the Leafs, charged with facing off against opposing top lines nightly. Stat Watch III 2 goals, 5 assists - Three-game point streak for Phil Kessel, who is tied atop the Leafs scoring lead alongside Nazem Kadri. Stat Watch IV 5 assists - Four-game point streak for Cody Franson, who leads the team in scoring from the back-end with eight points. Stat Watch V 11-11 - The Leafs penalty kill the past three games. After a few stumbles last week, the unit now sits 20th overall with a 79% efficiency mark. Minute Watch 18:11 – Season-high for Fraser. Up Next The Leafs get right back on the road – where they've won six of seven games – visiting the Hurricanes at RBC Center in Carolina on Thursday night.
TSN's Bob McKenzie sets up the start of training camp, going one-on-one with the GMs from all seven Canadian teams.
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will the Church grows and becomes more faithful in your service. Help me to do your will present
each moment; help me to build the Church through faithful service.
Lord, you are life and truth and goodness. You are also peace and mercy. How grateful I am to have this moment to turn to you. Without you I can do nothing good. In fact, when I do good, it is you working through me, despite my failings. Thank you, Lord. Here I am ready to love you more.
Lord, help me to please you in what I think, say, and do.
1. "In the World but not of the World: Belong to What Is Above."
We profess in the Creed that Jesus Christ came down from heaven "for us and our salvation". This truth colors everything about the Savior. He comes into the world without being of the world. His doctrine appeals to our highest and most noble aspirations. His way, his lifestyle, clashes with the way and lifestyle of the children of this world and therefore is never without resistance. In my innermost thoughts, in my words and deeds, am I striving to belong to "what is above"?
2. "Lovingly Telling the Truth: What I Heard from Him I Tell the World."
When we truly love someone, we tell that someone the truth about the things that really matter, even when the truth could be perceived as inconvenient, painful, or demanding. God the Son has loved us from all eternity. His love compels him to tell us the truth about the Father, which is a message of infinite mercy and love. His love compels him to tell us the truth about our relationship with that merciful Father: how it should be filled with gratitude and loving obedience and devoid of anything that could separate us from him. In order to belong to Jesus and to what is above, I must strive to open my heart and mind to his truth, especially in those areas of my life where he is asking for change and conversion.
3. "Seeking to Please the Beloved: Always Do What Is Pleasing to Him."
Love transforms our intentions and desires. When we love someone, we want to please that person in everything. Jesus loves the Father, and therefore he does what is pleasing to him, even though the Fathers will leads Jesus to embrace suffering, rejection, and death. He endures this agony so as to bring us the gift of resurrection and eternal life. If I love Christ, then I necessarily wish to do what is pleasing to him. And what pleases Christ? My faith, hope, and love;. My obedience and my humility. So also my selfless service to him in those who are materially, morally, or spiritually needful of my attention and support.
Conversation with Christ:
I will love all my brothers, Lord.
The small ones, lowering myself to their abyss;
the clean of heart, becoming as they;
the naked, clothing them;
the sick, consoling them;
the imprisoned, visiting them,
my brothers of every tribe, language, and race,
spilling my sweetness as a gentle perfume
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The faculty of the Construction Engineering Management program and the Industrial Advisory & Development Council reviewed the existing curriculum of the CEM program and made some changes in order to satisfy the ACCE requirements. After lengthy discussions between the COE/CECEM Department and the College of Business Administration, the CEM Program included the following additional courses as part of the curriculum beginning catalog year 2011-2012:
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We are delighted to announce the release of a summary report of an impact assessment of The Hunger Project's (THP's) work in Uganda. The study was carried out at the end of 2008 on a pro-bono basis by an independent, external consulting firm.
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For Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Halloween is three times the fun. With matching ghost costumes, these famous triplet ducklings are truly identical. Even their uncle Donald and great-uncle Scrooge McDuck can't tell them apart. Made from stiffened cotton, these web footed apparitions make a real stand-up decoration.Download Huey, Dewey & Louie Ghosts Template
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