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If your diary is filled with dinner dates and guests are due to visit each weekend until New Year, now's a good time to get your dining space looking its best. If the endless repeats of Come Dine with Me have taught us anything, it's that creating a welcoming mood with a charming setting will make your dinner party one to remember, in a good way. So, start with the looks, and then onto the MasterChef books. Here's a few items to update your dining room and give the space some sparkle. These homewares are all at ACHICA this week…
Image above: Villeroy & Boch's white wine goblets (above). Who wants to drink from a wine glass when you can drink from a goblet?! Create a festive banquet with these pieces, which have brilliantly faceted cuts in the crystal to capture and refract the light, creating a unique diamond-shaped pattern.
Climbing one place to number 9 ...Artisan Chairs dining chairs. These are specially made to ensure the seat pads will remain cushioned and comfy year after year.
Up one place to number 8…Add festive scent with a little help from Stoneglow. The Sandalwood room diffuser and candle smell divine.
At number 7…Add a touch of drama with Seletti's Crystal Skull. It can sit in the corner of the room and greet guests as they enter…
At number 6…Choose Seletti's glassware for a quirky touch.
Sitting pretty at number 5…Add colour to the room with Freya Cummings eye-catching wall art. Chimney Tops is a limited-edition silkscreen print in a series of 38.
At number 4…Dreaming of a white Christmas? Then how about a new white dining table. This glass-top table from Italia Moderna would look great with a silver/white Christmas theme.
Up two places to number 3…Keep your drinks chilled with some clever gadgets. This Ice Appliance Big Chill Drinks Cabinet and Ice Appliance Waterfall Wine Chiller will do the trick.
Looking good at number 2…Oaks Lighting pendants are a sure way to add the wow factor to a dining room setting. One bold colour, such as these purple or green colour ways, will tie the room together and will help to create an enticing setting that will make you want to sit and drink Amaretto with your guests long after dinner has ended.
At number 1…The perfect sight at a dinner party is a box of Maxim's de Paris luxury chocolates…enough said.
For gorgeous treats for your home, Christmas gifts, and a little something for yourself, shop at ACHICA.
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1. Establishments that offer live entertainment must take reasonable measures to assure compliance with the requirements of the noise ordinance. Such measures include, but are not limited to, developing and implementing a sound control program and documenting sound level measurements to be kept on file at the premises.
2. Appoint a full time person who will have the authority and affirmative duty to administer and enforce the ordinances, and who shall have the full backing of NOPD and Health Department, and who shall establish and maintain a publicly accessible (via interactive website) centralized record-keeping system to track complaints, enforcement and compliance efforts.
3. Amend ordinance to clarify that all measurements of sound emanating from private or public property in all zoning districts will be taken at the property line of the source of the sound.
4. In order to impose penalties that will deter repeat offenses for abuse of sound ordinance standards, pass state legislation to allow higher or unlimited fines. In the absence of this legislation, consider other deterrents such as limited operating hours or complete shut down of the offending establishment.
5. Make significant revisions to the Mayoralty permitting process to ensure advance public notification and opportunities for public comment prior to granting a mayoralty permit authorizing a sound-producing land-use to the requesting establishment.
6. (Would pertain only to French Quarter) Return decibel levels in Vieux Carré Commercial (VCC) and Vieux Carré Residential (VCR) districts to the following levels which existed in 1997 in the French Quarter and which still currently exist in the Marigny.
VCR: 7 am - 10 pm - L10 60 Lmax 70; 10 pm - 7 am - L10 55 Lmax 60.
VCC: 7 am - 10 pm - L10 65 Lmax 75; 10 pm - 7 am - L10 60 Lmax 65
7. (Would pertain only to French Quarter) Enforce a maximum of 85 Lmax in the VCE for sound protruding into the public space. This maximum helps ensure that citizens and involuntary listeners won't be exposed to sound beyond acceptable industrial levels. Also, maintain ambient as the standard in the VCE but use as "db level 10 above ambient noise level, not to exceed Lmax 85 db."
75th Anniversary Gala Auction features Le Moulin!
Have you ever dreamt of spending time in a medieval village in Provence, France? Your dream will come true if you are the successful bidder at our special live auction on the evening of Saturday September 28, 2013 at the Cabildo on Jackson Square at VCPORA's annual gala, "Vive le Vieux Carré"
The pièce de résistance being offered is a week at an 18th century home in the medieval village of Eyguières, France located in the lovely and picturesque province of Provence. The house was built approximately 250 years ago and is located on two acres on the outskirts of the village at the foot of the Apilles Mountains.
The original two story house is shaded by four 250 year old Provencal Plane trees. This main structure has a living room, dining room, library with wifi, and a full gourmet kitchen with attached pantry. The owner's two bedrooms are on the second floor. Attached to one end of the main house are the former stables which have been converted into 4 guest bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. There is also a detached former woodshed that has been converted into a guest room which includes a bedroom, bathroom, and sitting area. On the other side of the main house is a two story 100+ year old sawmill which has been completely restored and is used as a grand entertaining room. The mill has a working waterwheel which formerly powered the mill, a dining room table that can seat 12, a large living room couch positioned in front of a fireplace, and a full gymnasium on the mill's mezzanine level. Other Le Moulin amenities include a heated pool with a pool house, and a large outdoor terrace for dining.
The house comes with 2 caretakers, 2 Peugeot convertibles, French TV, satellite TV offering news and programs from England, 6 adult and 2 children's bicycles, and 2 washers and dryers. Nearby are the towns of St. Remy de Provence, Avignon, and Le-Baux-de Provence. The beaches of San Tropez are a 2 hour drive away.
Le Moulin is a perfect place for a family vacation or a group of friends to gather. We hope you will bid on this wonderful auction item donated by one of our members who appreciates historic preservation.
If you love the French Quarter, please join us for this extraordinary event. Help us celebrate this special occasion and our history of preserving our neighborhood's culture and architectural heritage.
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The added power pointed out the need for improving braking and mechanical grip. Although the front wheels of the EVO IX MR are factory equipped with four-piston Brembo brake calipers, the relatively small and heavy rotors are detrimental to the vehicle's late-braking ability. Although the AYC, which is responsible for controlling the EVO's center differential, allows for higher corner entry speeds, the combination of late braking and faster cornering would without a doubt be advantageous. That's precisely why Mangune chose Disc Brakes Australia's (DBA) two-piece hat-and-rotor ultra high-performance brakes with Hawk Performance brake pads. Using the factory-supplied Brembo calipers, this setup is up to 20 percent more effective. They also have Thermo-Graphic paint markings for valuable heat monitoring. Replacing the OEM brake hoses with stainless steel braided and Teflon-lined high-performance brake lines from Goodridge completed the upgrade and also offered a firmer brake pedal. To further improve mechanical grip, which has the advantage of not slowing down the car at high speeds as a bigger wing would, the factory supplied Bilstein struts were replaced by adjustable Bilstein coilover strut assemblies and TEIN adjustable pillow ball mounts for easy camber adjustment. This arrangement allowed Mangune to fine-tune the ride height for maximum asphalt grip and that perfect wheel fitment resulting in interference-free steering and suspension operation. It's worthwhile to note that the sacrifices here are ride quality, driveability and, in the case of the brake pads, longevity. The Toyo Proxes tires mounted on the 18-inch bronze Volk Racing Wheels finish this job perfectly by improving handling and looks simultaneously.
In his MR, Mangune accomplished a subtle but distinct look with the use of a Ralliart carbon-fiber front lip and a Mitsubishi JDM OEM rear bumper. He tastefully complemented the vehicle's existing lines with carbon-fiber mirrors and Mitsubishi window visors. The wheels and tires fill up the wheelwells flawlessly providing that tight look that's every enthusiast's dream.
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A nice sewing kit?
That's a good idea. I'm actually… kind of terrible at sewing… honestly I'm not sure how half my cosplays come together as well as they do, I mostly thrift a lot of pre-sewn pieces or ask the right people for help.
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- NASA to Investigate Climate Impacts of Arctic Sea Ice Loss
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I was recently in Los Angeles walking down Melrose with my friends Carly and Peter. We stopped in a shop called Slow which sells both vintage and new collections – we loved the aesthetic, but were so shocked and grossed-out to see the volume of fur, from accessories to coats. On their website they say "Slow is also pet friendly [smile emoticon] ", and we knew the owners were either heartless or ignorant, failing to draw any similarities between the pets they welcomed and the animals who are bludgeoned, crushed, or genitally electrocuted on fur farms, or who slowly starve, dehydrate or bleed to death in fur traps in the wild. Carly was with her dog, and sarcastically asked the employees if they knew of a place that she could have her dog killed and his tail chopped off and turned into a key chain. To our surprise one of the employees answered in all seriousness, saying "a cat would actually be better, because it's more fluffy".
This trend is the worst offender I've been noticing among so many too-cool-to-care hipsters. In similar über-cool stores like Oak and Opening Ceremony (who are now offering their very own line of "ethically-sourced" rabbit fur coats in gray and blue, photographed by the king of carelessness, Terry Richardson) the fur industry's trickle-down agenda seems to be working. Companies like Saga Furs fill the runways, providing free products and money to young designers, and eventually, cool-kids want a little tuft of fur here and there, or even a full coat, having no knowledge or concern where it came from or that the fur was once attached to a living, breathing, feeling animal that needed to be killed in a way that did not damage the pelt. Fox, raccoon, and even coyote-tail key chains are popping up in clubs, bars and on dance floors across the country. We can blame it on the popularity of Max's costume in Where the Wild Things Are or Peter Pan's lost-boys, we can blame it on our soft-spot for childhood nostalgia from Davey Crockett raccoon-tail caps to playing Cowboys and Indians, or we can just blame it on an apathetic youth culture that attempts to gobble up any bit of twisted symbology that fills a natural desire to have contact with nature and animals.
Whether it's a necklace, an earring, or a tail hanging from a belt-loop, this trend is disturbing on several fronts and it's spreading faster than you can imagine among young, cool, and ironic fashion consumers who want to dress like rebels (yet fail to be rebellious in any real sense, funding one of the most powerful, heartless and evil empires in the fashion world: the fur industry.) Maybe if these were the tails of the 4 million dogs and cats euthanized in shelters each year in the United States, we could at least claim it's recycling (but we mustn't acknowledge that fact, and using cat or dog pelts would be an affront to our sensibilities).
Slow's website even boasts "Our Slow Production team also brings to you an exclusive fur collection, highlighting fur suspenders, leg warmers, caps, and capes. If you love funky fur, you can find it here!". As infuriating as this is to animal lovers, and as tempting as it is to just want to vomit all over someone's fur accessory, it's crucial to understand why this trend is happening and how we can stop it. The people wearing these things don't necessarily hate animals, they simply hand over all accountability to stores and suppliers who they rely upon to make ethical decisions (which is a convenient, but ultimately a failed form of faith in nearly every area of consumer culture). The logic goes something like this: "If it was so bad they wouldn't be allowed to sell it". And then the supplier's rationale is "If people thought this hidden process was so bad, they wouldn't buy it."
If you see someone wearing these, which you most certainly will in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York and even Portland, Chicago and Seattle – speak up. Ask them if they hate animals, and if not, why they'd wear the severed tail of an animal that was brutally tortured for something as frivolous as an accessory? If you are in a store that sells these products, make sure to speak to a manager and explain (or show with your iPod) how most fur is produced – or at least take a business card and send them an email.
Fashion trends often happen with little or no resistance, but let's not let this one go unchallenged. As harmless as a little pink or green puff seems at first glance, the disgusting and atrocious treatment of fur-bearing animals is a big deal – especially to the animals experiencing it.


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National Juried Exhibition of 2014 | February 7 - March 1, 2014 at the Emporium Center
Entry form at bottom of page, or download and print the application here: PDF / Word
Entries must be received by midnight on Sunday, December 8, 2013.
Statement of Purpose
The Arts & Culture Alliance's National Juried Exhibition was developed to provide a forum for artists to compete on a national scale and display their work. Approximately 40-50 fine art works encompassing all styles and genres from both emerging and established artists will be selected by the juror, Paul Collins, for exhibition in the main gallery of the beautifully-restored Emporium Center at 100 S. Gay Street, Knoxville's downtown arts anchor location. The Emporium is free and open to the public Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM and Saturday, 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM.
Paul Collins is a multidisciplinary artist and curator from Nashville, Tennessee. Paul makes drawings, paintings and sculpture that combine humor, tactility and observation to examine the world around us. Paul has an MFA from Yale and has been a resident at Skowhegan, Anderson Ranch Arts Center, and the Vermont Studio Center. Paul is an enthusiastic collaborator and has curated shows or organized artist projects for a wide range of artists including James Surls, William Pope.L, Dahlia Elsayed, Betty Woodman, Paul Jacobsen, Mala Iqbal, Kenny Scharf, David Humphrey, Charles Long, Michael Kreuger, Jason Rogenes, Kim Dickey, and Takashi Nakazato. Paul lives in Nashville, Tennessee and works as Gallery Director and Assistant Professor of Art at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville: www.paulpaul.com
At least $1,000 in cash awards will be presented at the exhibition's Opening Reception on February 7, 2014 at the Emporium from 5:00-9:00 PM. Awards include a $500 Best in Show, two $250 Juror's Citations, and a cash award for Best Work by an Alliance member. Exhibiting artists will receive a catalog of the exhibition. Awards are as designated by the juror, whose decision is final.
Sales & Commission
Every effort is made to promote sales. All sales are handled by the Arts & Culture Alliance, who retains a 25% commission (20% for cash and check sales). The Alliance assumes that sales tax is included in the price of every piece of artwork. The Artist is responsible for remitting applicable sales tax to the state of Tennessee Sales and Use Tax Department. The receipt of funds from sales, the retention of commissions, and the disbursement of monies to the Artist will be handled by the Alliance. Sold works are to remain in the exhibition until its official closing date and time, unless an alternate arrangement can be reached that is mutually agreeable to the Alliance, the Artist, and the purchaser of the artwork.
Works may not have previously exhibited in any Alliance exhibition at the Emporium Center or in any Alliance satellite gallery (including Knoxville McGhee Tyson Airport). Entries must be original works completed within the last two years in the following categories: 2-D (painting, drawing, mixed media, printmaking, photography) and 3-D (sculpture of all media). The maximum allowed size is 120" x 120" in any direction including frame or stand (must fit through a 60" x 120" doorway). Weight is not to exceed 100 lbs. unless special arrangements are made. Works must be suitably framed/mounted and WIRED (to fit over a 5" wide hook) for installation to match the current hanging system (Walker Display). The juror reserves the right to disqualify any work not suitably presented or that varies from the submitted image.
Entry Procedure
The nonrefundable entry fee is $40 for up to three works ($25 for Arts & Culture Alliance members and students). Up to three additional entries may be submitted for $7/each ($5 for members/students). Diptychs and triptychs are considered one work. Works are juried by digital image only. Each 2-D work may be represented by one digital image, and each 3-D work may be represented by up to three separate digital images. Send digital images as JPG files, identifying image with entry form number (1-6), artist last name, and title of work (example: 1.Smith.Title.jpg).
Application may be mailed, faxed (865-523-7312), or e-mailed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Images may be sent on CD or via e-mail.
Entries must be received by midnight on Sunday, December 8, 2013.
We strongly encourage artists to follow up on receipt of entry.
Shipment and Delivery
Shipping artwork to and from the exhibit is the responsibility of the artist. All shipped work must be prepaid. A check for return shipping must be received in an amount based on the stated insurance value of the piece. (Please consider that shipping costs increase over time and the return shipping may be more expensive after the duration of the exhibition than the initial shipping cost). Artist may use his/her own shipping company preference and is responsible for scheduling delivery and pick up of work. Works must be shipped in very sturdy cardboard boxes or crates. Up to $50 will be charged for replacement crates and boxes not safe enough to return works. Please be sure to include detailed packing instructions along with shipped pieces. Works must be labeled with title and artist's name. Late or damaged work is not accepted.
Ship/deliver artwork to:
Arts & Culture Alliance, 100 South Gay Street, Suite 201, Knoxville, TN 37902
Attn: NATIONAL JURIED EXHIBITION
(865) 523-7543
Directions/parking information for the Emporium can be found at www.theemporiumcenter.com/visit.html
Entry forms, images, and fees received in Arts & Culture Alliance office by: midnight on Sunday, December 8, 2013
Notice of acceptance/rejection mailed: Monday, January 6, 2014
Hand delivery dates to Emporium Center: Monday-Tuesday, February 3-4, between 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
**Shipped works must arrive by 5:00 PM on Tuesday, February 4.
Exhibit opens to the public with juror talk, reception and Awards Ceremony: Friday, February 7, 2014, 5:00-9:00 PM
Last day of exhibition: Saturday, March 1, 2014
Pick-up work (no work is released before end of show): Monday-Tuesday, March 3-4, between 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
**No work is released before end of show.
Shipped works will be crated and ready for pick up by March 12, 2014.
Receipt of the completed form constitutes your agreement with all conditions established in the prospectus. The Arts & Culture Alliance provides insurance for the exhibition. Unclaimed hand-delivered work is not insured after the posted pick-up date. It is the artist's responsibility to provide all insurance and shipping costs on works during shipment. The Alliance reserves the right to use artist information and images for publicizing the event and/or on the Web sites at www.knoxalliance.com and www.theemporiumcenter.com. Consent to reproduce works photographically is assumed to be granted unless stated otherwise.
Please choose your entry fee below to proceed to PayPal to make a payment. (A PayPal account is not required!) Click here for information on joining the Alliance as a member. After making your payment, you may submit the entry form below (* fields are required). If you prefer to pay by check, please mail payment to: Arts & Culture Alliance, PO Box 2506, Knoxville, TN 37901
Thank you for submitting your entries for the National Juried Exhibition!


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MModal Inc.'s agreement to be taken private by JPMorgan Chase & Co. at the medical information industry's lowest premium in seven years won't be enough to cement the deal, according to traders who wager on acquisitions.
SXC Health Solutions Corp., the pharmacy benefits manager for Healthspring Inc.'s customers, fell the most in more than four years after Cigna Corp. announced plans to buy Healthspring.
Medco Health Solutions Inc., the drug-benefits manager seeking to merge with rival Express Scripts Inc., said third-quarter profit beat analysts' estimates on greater use of generic drugs. The shares rose 11 percent.
Traders willing to bet that Express Scripts Inc.'s $29.1 billion offer for Medco Health Solutions Inc. can win antitrust approval now have a chance to earn the biggest profit of any takeover in America.
Express Scripts Inc., the drug- benefits manager seeking to buy rival Medco Health Solutions Inc., said third-quarter profit rose 7.7 percent on greater use of low-cost generic drugs.
Blackstone Group LP is in talks to purchase Emdeon Inc., a provider of billing systems and software for health-care companies, for more than $3 billion, including debt, said a person with knowledge of the deal.
Express Scripts Inc. and Medco Health Solutions Inc., facing congressional scrutiny over their plan to form the biggest U.S. pharmacy-benefits manager, told lawmakers the deal would preserve competition and lower costs while improving patient care.
Allscripts-Misys Healthcare Solutions Inc. agreed to buy Eclipsys Corp. for $1.3 billion in stock, creating a software company that will allow U.S. doctors and hospitals to share patients' records.
Clayton, Dubilier & Rice LLC and Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s private-equity unit are in talks to buy medical supply distribution company Harrington Holdings Inc. for about $850 million including debt, said two people with knowledge of the discussions.
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The version 1.3 point release for Quake 4 is set to ship with a copious amount of new content for the game, including several original maps and game modes created by Ritual Entertainment. For this feature, we sat down with two of the level designers involved in the project, John "HAL9000" Schuch and Todd "Mr.CleaN" Rose, for some comments on their creations, and have a bunch of exclusive screenshots, too!
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Dairy Cheer Burglary; Stolen Pallet Jack Recovered
Date of News Release: 10/17/2007
(Pikeville, KY) - On Sunday, October 15, 2007 at 6:30 am EST, Post 9-Pikeville, answered a call of a burglary at the Coal Run Dairy Cheer.
During this Burglary the suspect(s) used a Caterpillar manual pallet jack to remove a safe from the building. After removing the safe, the suspect(s) left the pallet jack at the scene.
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November 12, 2011
On a night in which 4,680 loud and exuberant fans
packed the Glens Falls Civic Center on Youth Jersey
Giveaway Night, the Phantoms got shootout goals
from Jason Akeson, Denis Hamel and Oskars Bartulis
to get a exciting 2-1 win over the Toronto Marlies
in an edge-of-your-seat thriller. The game featured
several great chances from both sides in one of
the most exciting games of the year.
Following a scoreless five minutes of overtime,
the three Phantoms scored consecutive goals in the
shootout's first three rounds, while Jason Bacashihua
held the fort by stopping 3-of-4 Toronto shooters.
The win never would have happened were it not for
Bacashihua's showstopping save on Mike Zigomanis
in the closing seconds of regulation as his best
stop of the night came to deny the Marlies in their
late 3-on-1 rush.
"He (Bacashihua) looked like he's played more
a lot more than he has lately. But he's had a lot
of good practice time and he's a good pro with a
great attitude. It's nice to see him go in there
and do well, " said Phantoms head coach Joe
Paterson on the performance of Saturday night's
winning goaltender.
Prior to the shootout, Bacashihua made 27 saves
on 28 shots, and his win was his first at the Glens
Falls Civic Center as a Phantom. As a team, Adirondack
improved to 15-3-5 in its last 23 home games, dating
back to last February. And the home-ice advantage
with the largest crowd of the season was apparent
in this contest as the fans' noise level matched
the repeated close-calls for Adirondack's attack.
The Phantoms upped their record to 8-4-1 (17 pts)
with the win and received help on the night in the
form of a Connecticut loss at St. John's. Adirondack
vaulted into a first-place tie in the division with
the Whale and also with the Albany Devils atop the
Northeast Division.
Shane Harper, who scored in the second period to
erase a 1-0 Toronto lead, was Adirondack's goal
scorer in regulation time. Following a series of
offensive spurts by the Phantoms, the duo of Harper
and Jason Akeson stormed the Marlies zone, resulting
in Harper beating Marlies goalie Mark Owuya from
just to the left of the Toronto net. Akeson stopped
along the right-wing wall to wait for the opening
to find Harper on the back-door on the play. It
was the eighth assist of the season for the 21-year-old
rookie out of Orleans, Ontario. NHL veteran blueliner
Matt Walker got his first Phantoms point of the
year by recording the secondary assist on the headman
feed to Akeson.
"Guys on the bench were pretty pumped to see
him (Harper) score. Adding him as a fresh body to
the lineup tonight after he missed last night, and
him scoring a big goal for us was a huge bonus,"
remarked Paterson on Shane Harper's second-period
Mark Owuya, who came into the game with a 1.81
goals-against average and .917 save percentage,
was the losing goalie for Toronto after faltering
in the shootout. Owuya made 33 saves on 34 shots
in regulation and overtime.
Mike Zigomanis scored to give the Marlies a 1-0
lead less than a minute into the second period.
Zigomanis scored his goal by fielding the carom
of a slap shot off the endboards and forcing the
puck through Bacashihua, after Toronto defenseman
Jesse Blacker mis-fired an initial shot wide of
the left goalpost.
Ryan Hamilton scored Toronto's only shootout goal.
Despite the loss, the point the Marlies (6-5-3)
got for taking the game into the shootout helped
them tie the Rochester Americans for first place
in the North Division.
Adirondack's only remaining meeting with the Marlies
will come at Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto on February
14. Saturday night's win gives the Adirondack Phantoms
a 3-2 edge in the all-time series.
The shots in Saturday's game were 35 for the Phantoms
and 28 for the Marlies.
The Phantoms were 0-of-4 on the power play. The
Marlies were 1-of-3.
Adirondack's scratches were Tye McGinn and Luke
The Phantoms' big win capped off Saturday's festivities,
which began at 3:00 with the third-annual Guns and
Hoses game. The area's police and fire representatives
took on the NYPD team with the proceeds benefitting
the South Glens Falls Marathon Dance
The extremely popular SuperFan Cameron Hughes was
in attendance for the second straight night, and
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long with his dances and t-shirt giveaways.
Upcoming Events
Saturday, November 12, 3:00 - Third Annual Guns
and Hoses game pitting area police and fire representatives
against the NYPD hockey team. Proceeds from this
charity game will go to benefit the South Glens
Falls Marathon Dance.
Saturday, November 12, 7:00 - Toronto Marlies at
Phantoms. Youth Jersey Giveaway night for first
1,000 kids (age 14 and younger) courtesy of Glens
Falls Hospital.
Monday, November 14 - No Phantoms Power Hour show
this week. The team will be traveling.
Tuesday, November 15, 6:30 - Phantoms at Portland
Saturday, November 19, 7:00 - Phantoms at Syracuse
Sunday, November 20, 3:00 - Phantoms at Bridgeport
Sound Tigers
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Friday, November 25, 7:00 - Springfield Falcons
at Phantoms. Annual Black Friday game. 80s Night.
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Phantoms Snow Cap Giveaway for first 1,000 kids
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Toronto Marlies 1 at Adirondack Phantoms 2 (SO)
- Status: Final SO
Saturday, November 12, 2011 - Glens Falls Civic
Toronto 0 1 0 0 - 1
Adirondack 0 1 0 0 - 2
1st Period- No Scoring.Penalties-Marshall Adk (delay
of game), 3:16; Engel Tor (roughing), 5:49; Finger
Tor (roughing), 5:49; Sestito Adk (roughing, roughing),
5:49; Roe Adk (hooking), 7:56; Blacker Tor (holding),
12:20; Wilson Tor (cross-checking), 17:07; Kadri
Tor (cross-checking), 19:59; Lauridsen Adk (tripping),
2nd Period-1, Toronto, Zigomanis 3 (Blacker, Mikus),
0:59 (PP). 2, Adirondack, Harper 1 (Akeson, Walker),
10:57. Penalties-Holmstrom Adk (slashing), 0:15;
D'Amigo Tor (holding), 14:46.
3rd Period- No Scoring.Penalties-Acton Tor (slashing),
7:09; Kadri Tor (roughing), 19:56; Walker Adk (cross-checking),
OT Period- No Scoring.Penalties-No Penalties
Shootout - Toronto 1 (Kadri NG, Zigomanis NG, Hamilton
G, Mikus NG), Adirondack 3 (Akeson G, Hamel G, Bartulis
G, Wellwood NG).
Shots on Goal-Toronto 10-8-7-2-0-27. Adirondack
Power Play Opportunities-Toronto 1 / 3; Adirondack
0 / 4.
Goalies-Toronto, Owuya 1-1-1 (34 shots-33 saves).
Adirondack, Bacashihua 2-1-1 (27 shots-26 saves).
Referees-Chris Brown (86).
Linesmen-Jim Harper (59), Marty Demers (79).


text: Tools Print Email Tweet Shirley R. Cool To: From: Message: (Optional)250 Characters Remaining Created: Thu, 24 Apr 2014 03:46:00 CST Updated: Thu, 24 Apr 2014 03:46:53 CST Shirley R. Cool, 83, of Kearney died Wednesday, April 23, 2014 at Mt. Carmel Home in Kearney. Funeral services will be Monday, April 28, 2014 at 10:30 a.m. at Horner Lieske McBride & Kuhl Funeral and Cremation Services in Kearney. Rev. Dean Pofahl will officiate and burial will be at Kearney Cemetery. Visitation is planned Sunday from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. and prior to services on Monday. Memorials are suggested to the family for designation at a later date. A message of condolence, tribute or memory can be left at www.hlmkfuneral.com. Horner Lieske McBride & Kuhl Funeral and Cremation Services of Kearney are in charge of arrangements. She was born August 23, 1930 in Putnam County, MO to Henry B. and Rema I. (Golden) Hicks. In August of 1947 the family moved from the family farm in Mercer County, MO to Clinton, MO. She graduated from Clinton High School in June of 1948 then attended Business College and Junior College in Kansas City, MO. She married Julius F. (Frank) Dreher in Hays, KS on January 2, 1960. He was killed in a commercial airline crash on January 18, 1960. On October 13, 1962 she married Bert W. Cool at the Community Christian Church in Kansas City, MO She worked for Arthur Anderson & Co. Accounting until September of 1975 the she and her husband Bert moved to Amherst, NE and later moved to Oberlin, KS. She moved to Kearney in 2008. Surviving relatives include sons, Michael E. and wife Diane cool, of Amherst, NE, Stephen R. and wife Linda Cool of Grand Island, NE; daughter, Marsha A. and husband J. Michael Enyart, of Moberly, MO; grandchildren, Jeremey M. Cool of Amherst, Nicole L. and husband Erick Hollingsworh of Kearney, Justin M. Enyart of Moberly, MO, Joshua S. Cool, of Kearney, NE, William A. Cool of Amherst; 6 great grandchildren; sisters Jeanette Lindberg, of Roanoke, IL, Beverly A. and husband Frank Gilmore of Shell Knob, MO; brother-in-law Harold and wife Bonnie Cool of Broken Bow, NE and many nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews and friends. She was preceded in death by her first husband, granddaughter; Christine Cool and niece; Debbie Hileman.


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The arrival of the 'affordable' digital SLR saw most manufacturers slowly withdrawing from the high end compact camera market, but recently models like the Canon G9/G10/G11 and Panasonic's LX3 have shown that there is still demand for pocketable cameras with real photographic controls. And it is the Panasonic LX3 that Canon has in its sights with the latest in what was, for a long time, presumed to be a dead line of cameras that goes back to almost a decade. The S90 may not look much like the S80, S70 and all its earlier predecessors, but it has been conceived in much the same spirit; a smaller, more stylish alternative to the G series, offering key enthusiast features (such as raw capture and manual controls) in a compact body.
It was way back in August 2005 that Canon launched the last in the line of its S-Series compact photographers' cameras, the S80. And though you can see traces of the S60/S70/S80's DNA in the S90 it is a very different beast to those cameras; the S90 is smaller, sleeker – and in many ways more sophisticated, but it's lost the optical viewfinder and the lack of anything to really get hold of will undoubtedly impact on handling.
Perhaps the most impressive aspect of the new design is the new Control Ring built around the lens, which can be set to control exposure (i.e. aperture or shutter speed), AE compensation, step zoom, manual focus and a selection of other functions. Finding a way of offering usable manual controls has proved surprisingly difficult for the normally ingenious designers of ultra compact cameras (although we've suggested a traditional 'aperture ring' like this on many occasions); this seemingly simple addition has a transformative effect on the utility of the S90's extensive manual controls.
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Chicago Bulls forward Taj Gibson was ejected early in the fourth quarter of Wednesday night's Game 2 in their Eastern Conference playoff series against the Miami Heat after getting two quick technical fouls for cursing at an NBA official. The Bulls were down by 35 points when things really spun out of control. After an apparent goaltending violation by Heat forward Chris "Birdman" Anderson was not called by the officials, Heat guard Ray Allen scored on a driving layup and was fouled by Bulls guard Marquis Teague. Joakim Noah came off the bench to complain about the foul call on Teague, leading to Noah's second technical foul of the game and an automatic ejection. Gibson began cursing a bit and got two quick technicals, after which he really lost it and began spewing a string of expletives before his Bulls teammates pulled him off the court and his assistant coaches escorted him to the locker room. Gibson is likely to receive a fine from the league for his actions. The Heat won the game 115-78 to tie the series at one game apiece. H/T LBS. Visit us at holdoutsports.com and follow us on Twitter @HoldoutSports.
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so much of this we werent allowed to publish until afterwards, so here it finally is!
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Ask Tony: What was the Oscars like?
You asked so I will answer.David DiNucci Are you doing an AMA on Reddit? People would love it.
Nope I'm doing it on the world famous busblog. Which got me here. And as they say, dance with who brung ya. So lets dance!
Barbara Doduk "Did you get to take a pee next to anyone super famous?"
One of the coolest things the Academy did for some of us who were working the Oscars was they gave us hotel rooms at the Loews which is the hotel right next to the Dolby. We had conference rooms where we worked from Friday through yesterday. So we were able to get out of our hotel rooms and walk maybe 200 feet to our temporary work area. One of the best parts about that was we got to pee in the privacy of our rooms. I even took a quick bath in the middle of a particularly stressful day. I have peed next to famous people before, but not recently.
Mark Johnson What was it like hanging with Spike Lee?
Spike was amazing. Very hyped up. Wildly dressed. He had amazing shoes on. So I was all Spike is it the shoes! Is it the shoes! And he let me take a picture of his shoes. And after I did he wanted to see how the picture turned out. When I showed him he pointed and laughed and laughed and laughed.
Brian Hardison How spun out was John Travolta?
To be honest it was loud in the room where we were watching and I was transfixed on his hair.
James Dornan What item did you take that you might not have been allowed to take?
At the Governors Ball a server offered me lobster while I was taking pictures. I wasn't sure if I was allowed to eat it. But then she said, "it aint gonna eat itself." So, for science, I sampled it.
Bob Downing Did you wear the Cubs hat at any point?
I liveblogged in it.
Yosi Sergant What does Karen O smell like?
I didn't run into her Oscar night, but I did at the Nominees Luncheon. She was very sweet, almost shy and nervous which is weird if youve ever seen her rock out live. She smelled like flowers. Actually every Oscar event has so many flowers it's hard to smell anything other than the freshness of those roses.
Bob Downing Who were you wearing?
Friar Tux.
Hayley Fox Reyna Who dropped the most f-bombs when they were off camera? How late did you stay up? did they save you any awards show pizza?
1. Tony Pierce. 2. Very. 3. There was sooooo much food for the press and the staff before during and after the Oscars. Also at the Governors Ball, there was Wolfgang Puck pizza being served. But alas, Chicagoans usually shy away from any pies that weren't produced in the 312.
Andrew R. Rice Tony Pierce turned loose at Oscars with "all access" one day. Scarlett Johanson pregnant the next. Connected?
I may have to go over the birds and bees with you Mr. Rice.
Maria Niles Did Kerry Washington ever get some pizza?
I believe the pregnant ladies were afforded every luxury. Which, yes, would include pizza.
Sara Leonard Is Tom Cruise programming John Travolta back stage… cause well – yeah you know why.
I didn't see Mr. Cruise anywhere near the big event.
Michael Snadden Must've been fun :))
OMG the funnest. Especially about halfway through the Oscars when I realized everything was going to be ok.
Brian Banks There's only one question that needs answering — at what point did Travolta realize he'd become a meme?
The meme I don't believe happened until yesterday when Slate made that great name generator.
Kathy Rehn can I be your date next time?
If I can have a date next year I promised my mom that she has the first shot at it.
Karen Lujan Was the pizza order planned in advance or was that a spur of the moment thing?
I didn't see it at the two rehearsals I went to. And even though Hollywood Blvd was shut down on Oscar night, I'm sure if security was alerted, they would cooperate with Ellen. Everyone loves Ellen.
Maria Isabel Delaossa Is Jeremy renner short? Lol lol
I did not see him in person, but I was a little surprised about Bono.
westondeboer Did you actually watch the oscars?
Yes, parts of two rehearsals and the live show on tv next to my boss as I live-blogged.
5chw4r7z Was Lupita Nyong'o as beautiful in real life as she was on TV?
I've never seen a black woman prettier than my mom until I met Lupita backstage after she won her Oscar.
Shelley Han were you able to score one of those $50,000 gift bags?
They were allegedly $80,000 but because the Academy had nothing to do with them I didn't even see them.
Grace Was anyone embarrassingly drunk/disorderly?
No but a few of us tried.
Monday, March 3, 2014
yep, i was there last night, with an all access pass
ask me anything
still beaming
one of my coworkers said, there's a lot of people hanging out by GMA, my feet are sore can you take some pics for the instagram account?
After 4 hours of live blogging I was more than ready to get out of our position in the hotel conference room.
First thing I saw was Brad Angelina and Matthew.
When I saw that two of them were holding Oscars, I was all whoa.
Then I realized they were all either about to talk with Daily Nexus alum Josh Elliot or they had just finished, so I took some more pics and then told my old cohort (who I hadn't seen since college) hi
UC Santa Barbara Gauchos forevs
Sunday, March 2, 2014
today was long and stressful and amazing and… wet
but the best part was i just said, i need to get some pictures of the progress of the red carpet.
so i got out of my chair and just walked through the hotel and got down there
and i was surprised how many people were there
people everywhere. everyone was lining up their shots, getting the light right
figuring out where they were gonna be and what they were gonna do
find out if their internet had arrived, everything.
ran into tom mac the long time stage manager at e!
best known for his off-camera laughing
a few hours after this the rain stopped and it hasnt come back since. all of this will prob dry up and it'll be sunny tomorrow.
after work i figured i might as well watch them practice stuff in the theatre
and im really glad i did. i sat pretty close to the stage and got a great view of some elements that will be amazing
im a very lucky person. thats always been the case. but this is pretty magical.
even for me.
Saturday, March 1, 2014
miraculously i have a credential that says all access
to an event thats pretty impossible to get into,
for an event thats so important each one is basically historical,
and things are so intense that several of us were given hotel rooms on the premises
so we can do our work all the way through the big show and be able to crawl to our rooms that night
and they feed and pay us, which is super classy on top of it all.
saw some things in rehearsals that are totally forbidden for me to even remember
let alone talk about, especially on al gores internet but the fuzzy glow that i recall makes me think
that whatever you do you need to tune in sunday on abc for the show because
its 2:12am, and i think my day is done.
love you mean it
Sunday, February 23, 2014
today i woke up feeling crappy, which is impossible
i seriously cannot get sick this week because next sunday is the Oscars
and i have a seriously important job to do that day and so i did what any idiot would do
i took an expired benedryl before i went to get my credentials this morning.
we had a huge meeting where they gave us a tour of the grounds, the red carpet, where the winners will walk after they get their award, and where all the press will be.
i even got to stand on the oscar stage. it was incredible.
but the whole time i felt miserable. sometimes bendryl can knock me out, sometimes it can make me feel normal.
and sometimes like today it made me feel like death and sick and worse than when i took it.
one of my lovely coworkers suggested i go to a pharmacy and take Sudafed.
my unofficial doctor, Shelley, suggested i drink lots of juices and water and sleep all day.
i took both of those recommendations and right now i feel so much better.
the unwritten rule in my department at the oscars is unless youre bleeding in the hospital, youre working on the big day, so handle yo business. and because it's my first one i want to be a plus, not a minus.
so glad im feeling better. sooooo glad. thank you thank you thank you.
now lets rock this thing and have great stories to tell 8 days from now.
Friday, January 17, 2014
Long day yesterday omg
one of the interesting things about the Oscars is Nominations Day which is really Nominations Morning
all through the night the nice people of Price Waterhouse Coopers and the Academy work together
in an amazingly secure building where telephones are confiscated, the Internet is turned off
and communication with the outside world is forbidden.
PWC make sure the votes are accurately counted and the Academy feverishly puts together materials for the press
this happens all night long because at 5am all of the entertainment press are fed breakfast at the Academy HQ
and then ushered into the Samuel Goldwyn Theatre to get set up for the announcement
then at exactly 5:38am Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs and ridiculously dashing Chris Hemsworth reveal the noms
for some reason i didnt know Thor was so tall or had such an interesting Aussie accent
afterwards all the reporters broadcast right there from the theatre to all over the world
then we rush back to our offices to put together graphics that end up on our site and social media streams
big shout out to my cohort Vanessa who knocked these out beautifully while the clock ticked in the early AM
meanwhile another group of staffers, with white gloves, gently stuff the envelopes for the fortunate nominees
so they can be invited to the Nominees luncheon, the Academy Awards, and the Governors Ball.
it is a week of tough preparations followed by a day or two of hurry up and dont wait.
thus at 2pm when i finally left the office i was exhausted and just wanted a taco with a nice girl from canada
luckily there was one in town who bought me a variety of nosegays and took me on a tour of DTLA
which concluded with a rooftop reunion with another canadian which is the way every day should end
truly exhausted i couldnt even make it to my hollywood bachelor pad so i drove to my secret DTLA lair
and saw a Deadhead spare tire cover on a Land Rover and sang
dont look back you can never go back.
got 10 hours sleep, woke up, and blogged to you
Thursday, January 16, 2014
if you only knew how much time and effort went into this
mama mia.
now on to stage two: the big show.
Friday, November 15, 2013
any college filmmakers want to enter a contest that could land them on the Oscar stage?


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Molybdenum disulfide
|Molybdenum disulfide
Molybdenum disulfide
Other names
|CAS number
|RTECS number
|Jmol-3D images
|Image 1
|Molecular formula
|Molar mass
|160.07 g/mol
|black/lead-gray solid
|5.06 g/cm3
|Melting point
|1185 °C decomp.
|Solubility in water
|decomposed by aqua regia, hot sulfuric acid, nitric acid
insoluble in dilute acids
|Crystal structure
|Hexagonal, hP6, space group P6
3/mmc, No 194
|Trigonal prismatic (MoIV()
Pyramidal (S2−)
|External MSDS
|EU Index
|not listed
|Related compounds
|Other anions
|Molybdenum(IV) oxide
|Other cations
|Tungsten disulfide
|Related lubricants
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Molybdenum disulfide is the inorganic compound with the formula MoS
2. The compound is classified as a metal dichalcogenide. It is a silvery black solid that occurs as the mineral molybdenite, the principal ore for molybdenum.[1] MoS
2 is relatively unreactive. It is unaffected by dilute acids and oxygen. In appearance and feel, molybdenum disulfide is similar to graphite. It is widely used as a solid lubricant because of its low friction properties and robustness.
Molybdenite ore is processed by flotation to give relatively pure MoS
2, the main contaminant being carbon. MoS
2 also arises by the thermal treatment of virtually all molybdenum compounds with hydrogen sulfide or elemental sulfur. It can also be produced by metathesis reactions from molybdenum pentachloride.[2]
Structure and physical properties[edit]
In MoS
2, each Mo(IV) center occupies a trigonal prismatic coordination sphere that is bound to six sulfide ligands. Each sulfur centre is pyramidal and is connected to three Mo centres. In this way, the trigonal prisms are interconnected to give a layered structure, wherein molybdenum atoms are sandwiched between layers of sulfur atoms.[3] Because of the weak van der Waals interactions between the sheets of sulfide atoms, MoS
2 has a low coefficient of friction, producing its lubricating properties. Other layered inorganic materials exhibit lubricating properties (collectively known as solid lubricants (or dry lubricants)) including graphite, which requires volatile additives and hexagonal boron nitride.[4]
While bulk material forms a layered structure, nanoparticulate MoS
2 forms fullerene and nanotubular microstructures.[5]
Bulk MoS
2 is a diamagnetic, indirect bandgap semiconductor similar to silicon, with a gap of 1.2 eV. The natural amorphous form is known as the rarer mineral jordisite.
Chemical reactions[edit]
Molybdenum disulfide is stable in air and attacked by only aggressive reagents. It reacts with oxygen upon heating forming molybdenum trioxide:
- 2 MoS
2 → 2 MoO
Chlorine attacks molybdenum disulfide at elevated temperatures to form molybdenum pentachloride:
- 2 MoS
2 + 7 Cl
2 → 2 MoCl
Molybdenum disulfide is a host for formation of intercalation compounds.[6] One example is lithiated material, Li
2.[7] With butyl lithium, the product is LiMoS
2 with particle sizes in the range of 1–100 µm is a common dry lubricant.[8] Few alternatives exist that confer high lubricity and stability at up to 350°C in oxidizing environments. Sliding friction tests of MoS
2 using a pin on disc tester at low loads (0.1–2 N) give friction coefficient values of <0.1.[9][10]
Molybdenum disulfide is often a component of blends and composites where low friction is sought. A variety of oils and greases are used, because they retain their lubricity even in cases of almost complete oil loss, thus finding a use in critical applications such as aircraft engines. When added to plastics, MoS
2 forms a composite with improved strength as well as reduced friction. Polymers filled with MoS
2 include nylon (with the trade name Nylatron), Teflon, and Vespel. Self-lubricating composite coatings for high-temperature applications have been developed consisting of molybdenum disulfide and titanium nitride, using chemical vapor deposition.
Examples of applications of MoS
2-based lubricants include two-stroke engines (e.g., motorcycle engines), bicycle coaster brakes, automotive CV and universal joints, ski waxes,[11] and even some bullets.[12]
Petroleum refining[edit]
2 is employed as a cocatalyst for desulfurization in petrochemistry; e.g., hydrodesulfurization.[13] The effectiveness of the MoS
2 catalysts is enhanced by doping with small amounts of cobalt or nickel and the intimate mixture is supported on alumina. Such catalysts are generated in situ by treating molybdate/cobalt or nickel-impregnated alumina with H
2S or an equivalent reagent.
Much research is focused on generating unusual morphologies of MoS2. Multilayer sheets are produced by liquid phase exfoliation. [14] [15] Nanotubes and buckyball-like molecules composed of MoS
2 exhibit unusual tribological and electronic properties.[16] MoS
2 has been investigated as a component of photoelectrochemical (e.g. for photocatalytic hydrogen production) applications and for microelectronics applications.[17] MoS
2 and other transition metal dichalcogenides form bulk crystals composed of two-dimensional layers stacked in the vertical direction. Such two-dimensional layers are similar in form to graphene and express diverse electronic and optical properties[18] that can differ from those in bulk. Whereas bulk MoS
2 has an indirect band gap of 1.2 eV, MoS
2 monolayers have a direct 1.8 eV electronic bandgap[19] allowing the production of switchable transistors[17] and sensitive photodetectors.[20] The sulfur group on MoS
2's surface interacts with noble metals, including gold. The bond between MoS
2 and gold nanostructures was found to act as a highly coupled gate capacitor with a reduced carrier-transport thermal-barrier and increased thermal conductivity.[21][22]
Calculations indicate that MoS
2 transistors would consume on the order of 100,000 times less energy than silicon transistors while in the "off" state. For molybdenum disulfide sheets, Raman spectra cannot be fully explained as phenomena involving certain characteristic vibrations of the crystal network.[23]
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