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The Bulletin Board keeps you abreast of the latest news
around the NHL Monday-Friday.
- There are three
games on tap for the opening night of the season: the Philadelphia Flyers
visit the defending Stanley Cup Champion Boston Bruins, Montreal challenges
Toronto and the Sidney Crosby-less Pittsburgh Penguins take on 2011 runner up
Vancouver Canucks. Philly/Boston is at
7:00 on Versus followed by Pittsburgh/Vancouver at 10:00.
- Jaromir Jagr has 30
points in season-opening games. If
he gets one tonight he'll pass Ray Bourque for most all time.
- Nine picks from the 2011 draft are expected
to start the season with their NHL clubs: Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Gabriel
Landeskog, Adam Larsson, Ryan Strome, Mika Zibanejad, Mark Scheifele, Sean Couturier, Ryan Murphy and Brandon Saad, That's
the most since 2008, when 10 players made the jump. Only 24 players since the lockout have gone
straight from the draft to the NHL. Saad
will be a rare second-round pick to go straight from junior hockey to the NHL
with the Chicago Blackhawks. Each player
has nine games to prove he deserves a permanent spot, at that point NHL clubs
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- Here are 11
burning questions for the season.
- Zach Parise was named
captain of the New Jersey Devils. Patrik Elias and Ilya Kovalchuk will be the alternates.
- The New York Islanders will carry
three goalies to start the season: Rick DiPietro, Al Montoya and Evgeni
- The Montreal Canadiens claimed former Ranger Blair Betts off
waivers from
the Philadelphia Flyers.
- The Phoenix Coyotes signed Twitter superstar Paul Bissonnette to a
two-year contract extension.
- Martin Havlat, acquired from the Minnesota Wild this
offseason for Dany Heatley, will
miss San Jose's opening game. Havlat
has had plenty of injuries in the past, so this isn'tencouraging news for the
- Offensive defenseman Stefan Elliot was the final
cut by the Colorado Avalanche.
- 2011 No. 12 overall pick Ryan Murphy has made the
Carolina Hurricanes.
- Eighth-overall pick Sean Couturier will open
the season with the Philadelphia Flyers.
- The St. Louis Blues have a verbal agreement with Chicago
businessman Matthew Hulsizer to
purchase the team. Hulsizer attempted
to buy the Phoenix Coyotes last year.
- Rick Martin, who passed away in March, was the third former
NHLer to donate his brain to scientific research. It was revealed yesterday that he
had Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), "a disease that has
repeatedly been linked to brain trauma."
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It's so simple...just caramelized sugar, fresh cream, and a pinch of salt. Why doesn't every butterscotch sauce taste like this?
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We don't mean to neglect the other, lovely siblings: Spiced Chocolate, Chocolate Dulce de Leche, and, although it seems like an also-ran in this jazzy company, just plain Chocolate.
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The problem you run into with a playoff is that it just keeps expanding and you end up with too many teams. It's what happened with the NCAA basketball tourney, FCS football playoffs, etc.
It happens with every playoff in any sport. They'll just want to keep expanding it because you're still going to have teams complaining about being left out.
Before you know it, we'll have teams with 7-5 records that haven't beaten a single ranked opponent getting into a playoff.
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English form of the name borne in the New Testament by two of Christ's disciples, James son of Zebedee and James son of Alphaeus. This form comes from Late Latin Iacomus, a variant of Iacobus, Latin form of Greek Iakobos. This is the same name as Old Testament Jacob (Hebrew Yaakov), but for many centuries now they have been thought of in the English-speaking world as two distinct names. In Britain, James is a royal name that from the beginning of the 15th century onwards was associated particularly with the Scottish house of Stewart: James I of Scotland (1394–1437; ruled 1424–37) was a patron of the arts and a noted poet, as well as an energetic ruler. King James VI of Scotland (1566–1625; reigned 1567–1625) succeeded to the throne of England in 1603. His grandson, James II of England (1633–1701; reigned 1685–8) was a Roman Catholic, deposed in 1688 in favour of his Protestant daughter Mary and her husband William of Orange. From then on he, his son (also called James), and his grandson Charles ('Bonnie Prince Charlie') made various unsuccessful attempts to recover the English throne. Their supporters were known as Jacobites (from Latin Iacobus), and the name James became for a while particularly associated with Roman Catholicism on the one hand, and Highland opposition to the English government on the other. Nevertheless, it has since become one of the most perennially popular boys' names.
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English: occupational name for a fisherman, Middle English fischer. The name has also been used in Ireland as a loose equivalent of Braden. As an American family name, this has absorbed cognates and names of similar meaning from many other European languages, including German Fischer, Dutch Visser, Hungarian Halász, Italian Pescatore, Polish Rybarz, etc.
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Alison Krauss will perform some of her favorite Louvin Brothers songs Saturday evening in Bell Buckle, in hopes of raising money to offset the cost of Louvin Brother Charlie Louvin's pancreatic cancer treatment.
Louvin, the 83-year-old Country Music Hall of Famer, is happily bestowing headliner status on Krauss.
"I'm going to sing, but I'll go on right before Alison," Louvin said. "I wouldn't follow her with nothing less than a Caterpillar d12 bulldozer. She is a singing piece of machinery."
Louvin's own singing career dates back to 1940, 31 years before Krauss was born. He and brother Ira were The Louvin Brothers, one of country music's most celebrated duos. A solo artist since 1964, Louvin said Saturday's all-day event will also serve as a CD release party for his new album, The Battles Rage On, out Nov. 9.
Louvin lost 40 pounds following his cancer diagnosis over the summer, but he recently regained his sense of taste and has added eight pounds in the last two weeks.
"I believe that things are better," he said.
The benefit runs from noon to 9 p.m. at the Bell Buckle Banquet Hall on downtown Bell Buckle's Main Street, and will include live music and an auction of memorabilia. Louvin will perform at 6:30, with Krauss on around 7 p.m. Valerie Smith & Liberty Pike, Ed Bruce and the Wildwood Valley Boys will also perform. Tickets are $10, available at the Hall or through www.bellbucklebanquethall.com.


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What was Dolphin Stadium's 1st name?
What was Dolphin Stadium's 1st name?
Joe Robbie and that's what it should still be called.
Yatzee!!! You got it. I agree about it being called that. Joe Robbie built it from his own pocket.
Dolphin Stadium's first name was Dolphin Stadium
That's another Miami Dolphins _____ ____!
You are wrong the first name was Dolphin Stadium
Dolphin Stadium 1987
Joe Robbie Stadium 1987-1996
Pro Player Park 1996
Pro Player Stadium 1996-2005
Dolphins Stadium 2005-2006
Dolphin Stadium 2006-
http://www.dolphinstadium.com/content/history.aspxEntering its 20th year of operation, Dolphin Stadium, originally known as Joe Robbie Stadium, was the first of its kind to be constructed entirely with private funds.
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"Divine decadence darling!" exclaims Sally Bowles in "Cabaret," the film adaptation of Christopher Isherwood's book "The Berlin Stories," that recounts the city's libertine debauchery between the world wars. Before the depression, the super-inflation, and constant street battles between Communists and Nationalists that led to the rise of Hitler and the country's eventual bifurcation, Berlin reigned supreme as the world's most wicked major city.
The postwar division among the Allied powers cast a particularly dark cloud over Berlin, which was brutally cut in half - the Berlin Wall appeared seemingly overnight in 1961. When it was finally torn down in 1989, a new Germany was born. And nowhere was the spirit of a fresh beginning and of endless possibilities more present than in the restored capital of a united Germany.
Today, the spirit of Sally Bowles is alive and kicking. Whether you're stumbling upon a hidden lounge behind an unmarked door on a loading dock or gaping at acres of custom-designed fetish wear available in shop after shop, Berlin is guaranteed to bring out the naughty in you. This historic metropolis of 3.5 million also supplies plenty that you can relate to the family back home.
But it's the dark past colliding with unbridled freedom of expression that has resulted in Berlin's post-unification creative burst. Art galleries, pop-up shops, independent bookstores and coffeehouses seem to be everywhere - because they are. Museums and memorials offering vivid reminders of the atrocities of the war, as well as stories of survival, offer opportunities for reflection.
The reinvention of a city where, until barely more than two decades ago, citizens could be shot simply for crossing a street from one sector to another, has resulted in a youthful metropolis that is throbbing and vital, and a nightlife scene that makes New York or Los Angeles look like religious boarding schools.
My challenge: I was going to "do" Berlin in 48 hours. That's right. Two days to take in a city that has seen thousands of years of history; been the center of empires; fostered some of the world's greatest artists, scientists, philosophers and politicians; and boasts spectacular monumental architecture. But even spending a mere 48 hours in the capital will give you a taste of its art and history, and of Sally's "divine decadence."
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Unless you're willing to pay €15 to reserve an economy seat, flying airberlin can be a gamble, which in my case does not pay off. Sandwiched between two passengers for the seven-hour flight, I arrive at Berlin Tegel Airport without sleeping a wink. And the rather drab airport does not lift my spirits.
Fortunately, traveling to and from Berlin will become a bit more glamorous in late 2013, when Berlin Brandenburg Airport is scheduled to open. Estimated costs for the new hub for airberlin and focus airport for Lufthansa have already exceeded €4 billion.
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The Westin Grand, Berlin
A quick taxi ride from the airport takes me to the Westin Grand, a 400-room property completely renovated in 2008. In the heart of the Mitte district, it offers easy access to shopping and public transportation. The hotel has partnered with New Balance and will lend running shoes for a nominal €5. Not likely for me, but I may take advantage of the emotion Spa, which includes whirlpool, sauna and indoor pool.
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Mein Haus am See (Brunnenstrabe 197)
Forget Starbucks. You're in Mittel Europe now. A quick stop at this trendy coffee shop is the perfect spot for a pick-me-up - and possibly a pick-up among the flirty and chatty locals. The café's spirited atmosphere lingers throughout the day and into the night, when it morphs into a hip lounge.
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Checkpoint Charlie
What was the most famous crossing between East and West Berlin during the Cold War has become an overcrowded tourist destination with souvenir shops and actors dressed in military costume. But you can still sense the drama that unfolded there, such as the 1962 shooting of Peter Fechter, an 18-year-old East Berlin would-be refugee who bled to death in front of hundreds of witnesses. The stele erected in his memory is a chilling reminder of the value of freedom.
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Lunch at Fritz 101
It's time for some hearty German fare, but don't be fooled: Fritz 101 takes classic dishes to new heights. You can get wild with interesting preparations such as goose leg with cabbage and potato dumplings or homemade venison sausage with chestnut purée. Not one to discriminate, I opt for the Plate of Sausages, which includes samplings of Regensburger, Nuremberger and the "Bavarian Flitzer."
Can't make up your mind? Pack your Lipitor and sample some of the menu's smaller dishes exemplifying Germany's diverse culinary traditions. "Obazda" (a Bavarian cheese and butter spread) and "Fränkischer" sausage salad with alpine cheese may appear delicate on the plate but will stick with you the rest of the day.
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Schwules Museum
Covering more than two centuries of social change, the Schwules Museum is a fascinating exploration of gay culture and survival in the city that gave rise to the first burst of the 20th-century gay rights movement before the Nazis' brutal suppression. The permanent collection includes original paper works, personal biographies, costumes, artwork and photography. The museum's move to new digs at the end of March will triple its exhibition space and allow the collection to include more lesbian and transgender content.
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Fassbender & Rausch Chocolatiers
Since my only pick-up thus far is a Schwules Museum guide to 200 years of gay history (live models not included), I decide to satisfy my sweet tooth at one of the city's most prestigious chocolate shops. Two historical German houses of Chocolate, Fassbender (founded in 1863) and Rausch (founded in 1890) joined forces in 1999 to establish Fassbender & Rausch Chocolatiers at the Gendamenmarkt. Family-run for four generations, the company now produces more than 300 varieties of confectionary delights. A visit to the "Pralinentheke" also reveals a rotating display of chocolate models, ranging from the Brandenburg Gate to the Titanic. The ejaculating chocolate volcano is a pleasant runner-up to the real thing, but my time in Berlin isn't over yet.
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Cookies Cream
Forget the velvet rope and red carpet - this isn't Los Angeles, and nobody is watching. Berliners pride themselves on accessibility (if you can find where you're going) and their earthy bohemian attitude. I walk through the bowels of the Westin Grand's loading dock and garbage dumpsters to get to the unmarked door of Cookies Cream, a high-end vegetarian restaurant and nightclub. The three-course menu sets me back €36, but I can now say that I ate stewed black carrots and buckwheat risotto among Berlin's fashionistas. The signature dessert, Cookies Cream, is an odd combination of pistachio-mascarpone ice cream, olives and crunchy raspberries. Somehow it all works in an elevated, unapologetic kind of way. The lounge kicks into gear after midnight and is the ideal place to kick back for a swanky cocktail before stumbling back to my room for the evening.


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ATLANTA – Spelman College closed out Black History Month on a high note last week when a capacity crowd filled the school's Sisters Chapel for "A Conversation With Andrew Young."
Following his introduction – a litany of leadership roles as a civil rights activist, U.S. congressman, local politician, and U.S. Ambassador – Young settled into a candid conversation with Spelman President Beverly Tatum about the life experiences that molded him, and the global developments he finds alternately "scary" and "encouraging."
Early on, Young infused a sense of levity to the appearance by dispelling certain notions about being victimized by law enforcement officers during protest marches he helped lead five decades ago.
"People see (historic film footage of) the dogs and the fire hoses," Young quipped, "but on a hot day during a march, you would take it."
He also made light of the fact that, if he had not been an unemployed husband with children to feed, he might never have moved south to pastor churches.
And, he spoke of his hesitance to launch a mayoral bid because, at the time, he had three children in college, "and the mayor's pay was only $50,000 a year." But, things worked out, he said.
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You might want to consider V- grooving the welds out and having a professional weld it.
You might also want to consider an unpressurized boiler if your not a pro.
Pressurized boilers can kill if you dont do things right.
I know a guy that had a portion of his blow up so he now runs it without pressure.
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Its a very good thing that u have the brains and the ***** to tackle a project such as a boiler. Based on whatever design you have created though, you have the potential for a very serious explosion and knowing the limits of your skill could save your life and or property. Have u installed any kind of pressure relief or is there any built in redundancy in your design. For your own safety and piece of mind, groove out and reweld or have it professionally welded.owner of EVOLUTION WELDING
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You can coat the inside and outside of the weld with loctite 290 as it will wick into the porosity - penetrate deep - and seal it up both air and water tight; but I would only suggest this in a maintenance capacity as a quick temporary fix on something un-pressurized. It will take boiling water temps no-problem but you throw pressure into the mix and it will blow out the weakest link.
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Torun owes its origins to the Teutonic Order, which built a castle there in the mid-13th century as a base for the conquest and evangelization of Prussia. It soon developed a commercial role as part of the Hanseatic League. In the Old and New Town, the many imposing public and private buildings from the 14th and 15th centuries (among them the house of Copernicus) are striking evidence of Torun's importance.
Ville médiévale de Toruń
Torun doit ses origines à l'ordre Teutonique qui y a construit un château au milieu du XIIIe siècle, pour servir de base à la conquête et à l'évangélisation de la Prusse. Elle a rapidement eu un rôle commercial au sein de la Ligue hanséatique et nombre des imposants édifices publics et privés des XIVe et XVe siècles (dont la maison de Copernic) qui subsistent dans la Vieille Ville comme dans la Ville Nouvelle témoignent de son importance.
مدينة تورون من القرون الوسطى
تعود أصول تورون الى النمط التوتوني الذي بنى فيها قصرًا في أواسط القرن الثالث عشر ليكون منطلقًا للغزو ولتبشير بروسيا بالانجيل. وقد حازت بسرعة على دور تجاري في قلب الجامعة الهانزية ويشهد على أهميّتها عدد من النصب المهيبة العامة والخاصة التي تعود الى القرنَيْن الرابع عشر والخامس عشر (كمنزل كوبرنيك) والموجودة في المدينة القديمة كما في المدينة الجديدة.
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Средневековая часть города Торунь
Торунь обязан своим возникновением Тевтонскому ордену, который в середине XIII в. построил здесь замок-базу для завоевания и христианизации Пруссии. Войдя в состав Ганзейского союза, город приобрел торговое значение. Явным свидетельством важности Торуня является множество выдающихся общественных и частных зданий в его Старом городе и Новом городе, относящихся к XIV-XV вв. (среди них – дом Коперника).
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Los orígenes de Toruń se remontan a mediados del siglo XIII, época en que la Orden Teutónica construyó un castillo en este lugar con miras a que sirviera de base para la conquista y evangelización de Prusia. Muy pronto, la ciudad creada en torno al castillo llegó a cobrar una importancia comercial considerable dentro de la Liga Hanseática, como lo atestiguan los numerosos e imponentes edificios públicos y privados de los siglos XIV y XV subsistentes en el centro viejo y la parte nueva, entre los que figura la casa de Copérnico.
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Toruń dankt zijn oorsprong aan de Teutoonse orde, die er halverwege de 13e eeuw een kasteel bouwde als basis voor de verovering en evangelisatie van Pruisen. De stad ging al spoedig een commerciële rol spelen als onderdeel van de Hanze. Het contact met de Hanzesteden heeft invloed gehad op de kunst en cultuur van de stad. In de oude en nieuwe stad laten de vele imposante openbare en particuliere gebouwen uit de 14e en 15e eeuw – waaronder het huis van Copernicus – treffend zien hoe belangrijk het middeleeuwse Toruń was.
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The Committee decided to inscribe this property on the basis of criteria (ii) and (iv), considering that Torun is a small historic trading city that preserves to a remarkable extent its original street pattern and outstanding early buildings, and which provides an exceptionally complete picture of the medieval way of life.
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Toruń is a small historic trading city that preserves to a remarkable extent its original street pattern and outstanding early buildings, providing an exceptionally complete picture of the medieval way of life. These buildings in Toruń represent the highest achievements of medieval architecture in brick. Some of them, moreover, influenced the evolution of certain types of building. The town sets a standard for the evolution of towns in the region: the combination of two towns with a castle is a rare form of medieval settlement agglomeration. The unique spatial layout of Toruń has survived almost intact and provides valuable source material for the history of town development in medieval Europe. It is an outstanding masterpiece of the human creative mind. Toruń displays evidence of cultural contacts with the leading centres of European art, and in particular that of the large mercantile cities of northern Europe such as Bruges and Ghent. It therefore bears witness to the interchange and creative adaptation of artistic experience, and in particular among the Hanseatic towns.
Toruń is situated in the region known in the Middle Ages as the Land of Chelmno (Terra Culmensis ). It was granted a town charter in 1233; a fort had been built in the early medieval period to the south-east of the town, facing the river, and this was rebuilt in the mid-13th century by the Teutonic Order. The original function of Toruń was a base for the conquest and colonization of Prussia. However, the Old Town had quickly developed as a major commercial centre for trade between the Baltic and Eastern Europe, along the Vistula to towns such as Pskov, Novgorod and Vladimir. This commercial role expanded as the century proceeded. Toruń became the leading member of the Hanseatic League in the territories ruled by the Teutonic Order. The New Town developed from 1264 to the north of the castle and the east of the Old Town as a centre for crafts and industry. Toruń was one of the most important artistic centres, in particular in architecture, in this part of Europe. It was endowed with many architectural masterpieces, which were to exert a powerful influence on the Teutonic state and neighbouring countries. The astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus was born in Toruń in 1473 and spent his youth there. The Swedish wars and the crisis in Poland in the 17th century brought the town's prosperity to an end.
The Old Town, which forms the western part of the complex, is laid out around its central Market Place. The street pattern to the south, up to the river, is regular, with five parallel streets running down to the river intersected by cross-streets. The part to the north is also based on perpendicular streets, but they are laid out in a less regular fashion. The main feature of the Market Square is the imposing Old Town Hall, built in 1391-99 using some elements, including the tower of 1274, from its predecessor. An additional storey was added, in full conformity with the Gothic form of the building, in 1602-5. The Parish Church of St John (Cathedral of Toruń since 1992) was built in stages. The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, formerly the church of the Grey Friars (Franciscans), contains 14th-century wall paintings, as well as some fine Baroque furnishings. The Old Town was fortified progressively between 1250 and 1300 with a double wall strengthened by bastions; these fortifications were reconstructed in 1420-49 and partly dismantled in the 19th century, but most of the southern sector facing the river survives intact, with gates and towers.
In the New Town, the Parish Church of St James is another fine building in late Gothic style. Its interior contains many Baroque furnishings. The Blackfriars (Dominican) Church of St Nicholas was almost entirely demolished in the 19th century. However, the remains of the church and its cloister have been excavated and laid out as a public park. Most of the Castle of the Teutonic Order was destroyed during the uprising of 1454. The remains have been excavated and laid out for public presentation as a museum. Both the Old and the New Town are rich in fine medieval brick burgher houses, many of which retain their original Gothic facades and interior fittings (partition walls, ceilings, painted decoration). Because of the survival of so many houses from this period, the medieval plots are for the most part still preserved, delineated by their original brick boundary walls.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
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Torun is situated in the region known in the Middle Ages as the Land of Chelmno (Terra Culmensis), which acted as a buffer zone in the l2th and early 13th centuries between Poland and the regions occupied by the pagan Prussian tribes. It was granted a town charter in 1233, at that time for a site 7km down the Vistula river from which it moved to that part of the Old Town lying between the Old Town Square and the river in 1236. It progressively expanded during the 13th century to occupy the area of the Old Town, and was enclosed by defensive walls.
A fort bad been built in the early medieval period to the south-east of the town, facing the river, and this was rebuilt in the mid-13th century by the Teutonic Order as a castle. The original function of Torun was to act as a base for the conquest and colonization of Prussia by the Order. However, the Old Town had quickly developed as a major commercial centre for trade between the Baltic and Eastern Europe, along the Vistula to towns such as Pskov, Novgorod, and Vladimir. This commercial role, trading grain, timber, metals, furs, and wax in exchange for western cloth, fish, and luxury goods, expanded as the century proceeded. Torun became the leading member of the Hanseatic League in the territories ruled by the Teutonic Order. The New Town developed from 1264 onwards to the north of the castle and the east of the Old Town, mainly as a centre for crafts and industry.
The peak of Torun's prosperity was in the second half of the 14th and the first half of the 15th century. At the same time tension developed between the citizens and the Teutonic Order, leading eventually to an uprising in 1454, followed by the expulsion of the Knights and the incorporation of the town and its surrounding region into the Kingdom of Po land. The town gained a number of privileges as a result, but lost its commercial supremacy to Gdansk.
Two periods, 1350-1410 and 1470-1520, stand out in the cultural and artistic history of Torun. It was one of the most important artistic centres, in particular in respect of architecture, in this part of Europe. The town was endowed at this time with many architectural masterpieces, which were to exert a powerful influence on the whole Teutonic state and neighbouring countries. It is worth y of mention that the great astronomer, Nicholas Copemicus, was born in Tonm in 1473 and spent his youth there.
The Swedish wars and the crisis in Poland in the 17th century brought Torun's prosperity to an end. It came under Prussian rule in 1793, when it became known under its German name, Thom, and was transformed into the main fortress on the frontier between Prussia and Russia. After World War I it was part of the reunited Polish state.Source: Advisory Body Evaluation
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Police crime scene investigation units attended the incident, as well as a police dog unit.
Inspector Martin Connolly said: "We were informed of a personal attack alarm at the Cumberland Building Society.
"One of the clerks reported a robbery by a young male dressed in black who threatened them with a large knife.
"We will be continuing our inquiries with CCTV."
Mark Byrne, Cumberland Building Society spokesman, said: "We are unhappy and upset about the incident and will be working with police to ensure that the culprit is apprehended as soon as possible.
"There were no customers in the premises at the time but there were two members of staff who have both been picked up and taken home.
"We have our own counselling services which will be offered to them.
"We have very clear CCTV which has been passed to the police."
Nearby residents and business owners were left shocked by the robbery.
Brenda Davison, owner of the Station Tea Room, said: "It worries me being this close and being right across the road.
"It's maddening – it's such a nice place for something like this to happen."
Niki Pearson, owner of Little Gems jewellers, said: "My friend works there but I think she's okay. Something like this is a bit worrying because you just never know what might happen."
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Somehow I thought the Brewers were closer to .500 than this. By Pythag they should be a 59-61 team. The last time they were at .500 was back in April, though they spent much of the next three months hovering around four games below the that mark before reeling off a seven game losing streak just before the trading deadline. I'm sure their GM appreciated that when it came time to unload Zack Greinke, who has quietly been having almost as terrible a debut as Ryan Dempster with the Rangers. The Brewers brought back prospects SS Jean Segura, RHP John Hellweg, and RHP Ariel Pena from LAAoLAoDoGM, all of whom sound like high risk high reward types, relative to regular prospect risk at least. Segura, Hellweg, and Pena were the 2, 3, and 10 prospects in the org on BPro, and 2, 4, and 9 at BA. Segura was 55th overall in BA's preseason list, so not too shabby of a haul for a rental like Greinke.
We could keep talking prospects, but I guess these teams have to play some baseball. Former Cub Aramis Ramirez leads the league in extra base hits, which stings considering the shitshow the Cubs have trotted out in the hot corner this year. Not re-signing him still was the right move, however. He, Ryan Braun, Corey Hart, and Jonathan Lucroy have led the offense this year. Noticeably missing from that list (aside from Prince Fielder) is Rickie Weeks, who has had a tough time at the plate this year with a .219 AVG despite a robust .295 BABIP. Despite his struggles hitting the ball he still has a 11.8% walk rate and a .326 OBP. He's been a butcher in the field this year according to UZR, and DRS likes him even less (-26 runs!). Aside from Greinke's departed numbers, the Brewers rotation has put up serviceable to good numbers from Gallardo, Marcum, and Estrada, but they've also received 14 starts with 2.62 FIP from some guy named Mike Fiers. You can tell I don't play fantasy baseball anymore because I have no idea who this is (laughing). I remember the Brewers having jack for pitching in their system, but he's been pitching for them since 09 and put up a sub-4.0 FIP in every level that he played in the minors, so I guess he slipped through the cracks. It could just be that he's a little older (just turned 26), He's pegged as a 3.8 or so pitcher by ZiPS.
Pitching Matchups
Monday: Justin Germano, RHP (3.19, 3.38, 4.17, 4.41) vs Mark Rogers, RHP (4.94, 3.60, 3.14, 5.79), 7:10 PM CT
Rogers looks like the Brewers answer to Brooks Raley. Too bad he's not starting against Rusin tomorrow. He has managed to rack up 24 strikeouts in his first four starts, but this is a guy who put up a 5+ FIP in AAA this year.
Germano is no great shakes, but I've been guilty of not giving him enough credit. He gets groundballs and throws strikes, and hopefully can eat some innings so this season ends faster. The 2012 Cubs everyone!
Tuesday: Chris Rusin. LHP (5.04, 5.50, 5.08) vs Marco Estrada, RHP (4.52, 4.11, 3.72, 4.25), 7:10 PM CT
Rusin's numbers are his MLE's for ERA and FIP, along with his Oliver projection as ZiPS does not have a projection for him on fangraphs. To say the least, he's not blowing anyone away in the minors this year. He posted a 4.11 FIP in AAA last year, but his strikeout rate dropped and his walk rate shot up this year.
Estrada played the role of a swingman last year for the Brewers, and has become more of a regular in the rotation due to the Narveson injury and Greinke trade this year. He's had bad luck with HRs but hasn't been hurt too badly since he's been stingy with walks. He hasn't gone deep in many of his starts, not surprising given his swingman role.
Wednesday: Travis Wood, LHP (4.83, 5.59, 4.71, 4.45) vs Yovani Gallardo, RHP (3.67, 3.78, 3.62, 3.67), 1:10 PM CT
Wood was knicked around again in his last start, not surprisingly giving up three homers in GAB. He's given up six or more runs in four of his last seven starts.
Gallardo's walk rate has regressed from the stellar 2.56 BB/9 from last year, but he's still the good to great pitcher he's always been. Despite being the Brewers top pitcher for so long, it's tough to remember that he's only had two seasons topping 3 WAR.


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text: News from the Heights If you need more information, call Le Moyne's Office of Communications at 315-445-4555 or contact via email Joe Della Posta or Molly McCarthy. Read past issues of the magazine Le Moyne's Production of "Dead Man's Cell Phone" Receives Several Nominations and Awards Le Moyne College's fall 2013 production of Sarah Ruhl's "Dead Man's Cell Phone" has received several accolades since closing its two-week run on Nov. 2. The College has been notified by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) that is has received a merit award for "Outstanding Student Ensemble." In addition, the production garnered Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship nominations for Le Moyne seniors Natasia White, Ryan Bannen, and Jessica Gherardi, as well as an invitation for Stage Manager Emily Piraino to present her work at organization's regional festival in January. Perhaps the most impressive recognition was an invitation for the production to be included as one of only 10 to 15 plays (out of roughly 150 entered) designated as a "held" show. This designation keeps the door open for "Dead Man's Cell Phone" to be entered into further competition for national awards at the KCACTF regional festival, which is composed of college and university theatre programs throughout the northeastern United States. In 2011, another Le Moyne production – "Rhinoceros" – was one of five chosen in the northeast region to be remounted at the festival. "We're honored and very excited," says Director Matt Chiorini. "This is such a prestigious festival and a fiercely competitive region. Our shows have consistently received awards and merits for each of the past four years that we've been participating, but to be "held" again is a huge honor, especially for college our size." The KCACTF Region 1 Festival will be held from Jan. 29 to Feb. 2 in Hyannis, Mass. Le Moyne will find out if "Dead Man's Cell Phone" has been accepted to compete for national awards in mid-December. Founded in 1969, the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) is a national theater program involving 18,000 students from colleges and universities nationwide which has served as a catalyst in improving the quality of college theater in the U.S. The KCACTF has grown into a network of more than 600 academic institutions throughout the country, where theater departments and student artists showcase their work and receive outside assessment by KCACTF respondents.posted on: 11/15/2013


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If WiFi is activated, the phone expends energy trying to find WiFi connections, even if I'm not using the internet. Is the same true for mobile data? Does the phone expend any energy trying to keep a good data connection even while it's connected to the internet via WiFi? If so, I'll set Llama to disable mobile data while WiFi is connected. Will that make a difference to my battery life?
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When Wifi is activated, all data is pulled down via the Wifi. It is a mutually exclusive/flip-flop mechanism. That is to say, if Wifi is off, 3G is used.
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Bush Creates Common Ground Between Liberals and Conservatives
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Lest anyone think that only liberals are appalled at the claims and actions of the Bush Administration, consider this passage from a recent New Yorker article (July 3, 2006) by Jane Mayer detailing the dark activities of David Addington, Cheney's Chief of Staff:
I can't get excited by these conservatives now complaining about George W. They surely knew back in 2000 that George W was being propped up in his candidacy and qualified only as Republican royalty. They probably thought that he could be managed despite (or because of) his majoring in cheerleading (and minoring in history) at Yale. George W has best been described as a Texas fence post turtle. He needed on the job training more than perhaps any President since Harding. And how has he performed? Take a look at the video of George W's response to David Gregory's question at yesterday's press conference with Tony Blair. (Boy, would I love to be able to read Tony's mind as he attentively listened to George W's rambling nonresponsive response. He was probably thinking of the lucrative offer to join Murdoch's media empire, as the Brits no longer have one.)
while i also don't necessarily get excited by conservatives beginning to realize what a disaster bush is, considering that we do have our share of conservatives who post comments on line, i would be interested in seeing a straightforward opinion from some of them, simply on the issue of how they feel about bush, his policies both domestic and foreign, and if they feel he has been good or bad for the country. one caveat... i'm not interested in seeing a post devoted to liberal bashing, just a post simply devoted to whether or not you truly think the president is doing a good job.
The CATO Institute is libertarian, not conservative. And in today's Republican party, the two labels are mutually exclusive.
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Never thought about that one.I'll have to check that out the next time an AL job comes up. I have seen the T.V. affected by my wife's sewing machine. The pitch of the speakers & the lines on the screen would change with the RPM of the sewing machine. VERY ANNOYING AS SHE ALWAYS SEEMED TO SEW DURING THE ''GOOD PART'' OF THE SHOW.
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I've never had any complaints from the neighbors as far as interference and that stuff is concerned. I do have one neighbor that likes to piss and moan about the noise levels every time I fire up the old engine drive to do some small job in the driveway or garage (we still lack a plug for my machine, Grandma won't let me unplug the dryer every time I need to weld something). This same neighbor also used to ***** ever time I'd drive away in my old 79 Chevy with the straight-pipes. I used to drive by her house, stop at the stopsign, stomp it and squall the tires around the corner just to piss her off. I can see where the HF TIG might cause a problem, might want to check that out but other than that everything should be fine.At Home
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Most of the time when I fire up the welder the neighbors are attracted to the blue light like moths. They want somthing fixed! LOLWELDCKR
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Gosh guys , this is all so true
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nope never been there, my nearest neighbor is lucky to be less then 5,000 ft. LOL
i'm on 3 acres well a little over that, then its a lot of hay fields and cow pastures long before you get to another house.thanks for the help
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