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POTSDAM — One two-on-one breakaway resulted in a tough loss for the Clarkson University men's hockey team as Harvard scored with 14.1 seconds left in overtime to take a 1-0 win before 2,192 fans in an ECAC Hockey game at Cheel Arena Friday night.
The Golden Knights (17-12-2 overall, 10-7 conference) are fighting for a top four spot in the conference standings and the first-round playoff bye which comes with it and had a chance to essentially build a four-point lead over Cornell for that position Friday.
Clarkson is tied with the Big Red for fourth place, but Cornell lost 3-1 against Union Friday night and Clarkson has the tiebreaker with the Big Red because it has more wins, so had Clarkson defeated Harvard it would have had essentially a two-game lead in the standings.
But instead the Golden Knights were stunned by Harvard (9-12-3, 5-9-3), which is in a three-way tie for eighth place in the conference standings.
The winning goal started when Harvard's Brian Hart got to a loose puck along the wall just inside the red line and sent a pass to Sean Malone, just outside the Clarkson blue line. Malone skated in and sent a quick pass to Jimmy Vesey who tapped the puck past Clarkson's Steve Perry, setting off a celebration for the Crimson.
Game-winning Goal
Harvard's Jimmy Vesey
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The Golden Knights had an excellent chance to win the game late in the third period when Harvard's Danny Fick was given a five-minute major with 4 minutes, 47 seconds left to play after a hit to the head of Clarkson's Jarrett Burton behind the Crimson net. Burton also got a slashing penalty on the play, but Clarkson played the final 2:47 of regulation with a man advantage that carried over for the first 13 seconds of the third period.
End of Regulation
But Harvard, which has the third-best penalty kill in the nation (87.9 percent) was up to the challenge and kept the Golden Knights from winning the game with a goal. Clarkson went 0 for 5 on the power play Friday and had only nine shots during those situations.
Harvard coach Ted Donato
Clarkson's Allan McPherson
Also frustrating the Golden Knights was Harvard goalie Steve Michalek, who made 31 saves, including two big glove saves in the last 10 minutes of the third period, denying Kevin Tansey on a shot with 8:47 left and robbing a scoring chance by Jordan Boucher with 4:51 left.
Harvard goalie Steve Michalek
Clarkson's Perry also played well, finishing with 16 saves. His best save of the night came in the first period when he moved quickly to make a save with his leg pad on a shot from Harvard's Hart just outside the crease.
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Considering that virtually Ben's entire life happened on the island in the alpha-verse, I had been intrigued as to what beta-Ben would be like ever since his first appearance in 'The Substitute' three weeks ago. As I anticipated, our flash-sideways picks up events somewhat shortly after Locke's story.
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America's young adults seem star-crossed all right: If she's looking for a serious commitment, and he's looking for a hot date tonight, what are their chances for love, let alone marriage?
It's a question so compelling that a Texas research institute has released a 10-minute video that tries to explain the mysteries of attraction in terms of economic supply and demand. Adam Smith, call your relationship therapist.
"The Economics of Sex" video is the first of several that will connect "compelling data with everyday life," said academic Mark Regnerus and his colleagues at the Austin Institute for the Study of Family and Culture.
The video, released on Valentine's Day, uses a series of time-lapse whiteboard drawings and classic economic analysis to explore why young-adult marriage rates in the United States are dropping while dating-service industry figures have exploded. The answer, the video's creators suggest, is partly because of the unintended consequences of reproductive technology, i.e., the birth control pill.
Before the 1960s, "sex before marriage took place during the search for a mate — someone to marry. Sex was oriented toward marriage," the video said.
But with the arrival of affordable, reliable contraception, the link between sex and marriage has been all but shattered.
This led to a split in the "mating market," according to the Austin researchers. The "sex market" is filled with a lot of men who compete for the attention of the relatively fewer women in that market, while the "marriage market" is filled with an oversupply of wannabe brides who vie for the relatively fewer number of wannabe grooms.
The results: lower marriage rates for young adults, older average ages for marrying couples and the rise of a $1 billion dating industry aimed at helping people find partners who are shopping in the same "market."
The movie has struck a chord with some, who say it helps explain the loss of mooring for many women after the collapse of traditional moral standards and courting patterns.
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I'd like to respond to the Rev. Chris Buice's Citizen's Voice column from March 3 as he reacted to the story of a Lenoir City High School student who was not allowed to print her article about her atheist beliefs.
Buice seems particularly upset at the school for describing the young girl's column as "disruptive" and spins the rest of his response on the idea of how "disruption" can be a learning experience.
As an elementary school teacher of 15 years, I can rightly speak to the issue of disruption and its detriment to learning. I would encourage Buice to spend some time in any school (primary, elementary or high school) to see how focus is what educators are trying to uphold in their buildings, and focus is not a friend to disruption. I feel this is a matter of perception on Buice's part. He is seeing the school's decision to not print the girl's story as a violation of rights in a free country. The school officials, whose purpose is to promote learning, know that learning is best achieved in a safe and orderly environment. A syndicated newspaper is the place for opinions and expressions to be made — that is its purpose. I, too, laud the News Sentinel for printing the story.
Additionally, Buice should research the legal term "en loco parentis," which applies to both primary and secondary educational institutions. This refers to the legal responsibility of these institutions to take on some of the functions and responsibilities of a parent. I think we have forgotten that these are children.
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Re "Could Utah become haven for cockfighting?" (Tribune, June 16):
Sen. Allen Christensen, R-North Ogden, opposes any bill to make cockfighting in Utah a felony (it's now a misdemeanor) as it is in the vast majority of states: "Roosters fighting each other, that comes naturally," he said. "I just don't believe it deserves a felony."
Come on, senator, get serious. Huge crowds go to these illegal cockfighting venues to place bets on which rooster will kill the other. With Christensen's thinking, the Utah Legislature might want to reconsider its current law and reduce dog-fighting from a felony to a misdemeanor.
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Welcome to the ACU Class Timetables website.
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Current and Upcoming Exhibits and Events
Enjoy Fine Food & Art - All in a Beautiful Garden Setting
The Arts Council of Lake Oswego invites you to join us for our third annual Art in the Garden, on Sunday, September 13th at 5 p.m.
Enjoy a sumptuous, four-course Italian feast provided by Lake Oswego's favorite trattoria, Nicoletta's Table. Dine alfresco, in a private garden setting, surrounded by artists demonstrating their craft. Listen to the sounds of live music provided by The Noted, and enjoy the satisfaction of knowing that you are supporting Lake Oswego's thriving Public Art program.
Tickets: $125 (non-members) $100 (members) Click here to purchase your ticket.
A portion of your ticket is tax-deductible.
Only a limited number of tickets are available. Reserve your place at the Table, today.
Unveil Your Process!
An exhibition featuring maquettes, drawings, sculptures and process work from the 14 new Gallery Without Walls artists.
Opens with a First Friday on Friday, September 4, 2015 from 5 – 7 PM
Exhibition Dates: September 4 – 25th
Gallery Hours: Tues – Fri 11 am – 4 pm and by appointment510 Museum & ARTspace: 510 1st Street in Lake Oswego
Upcoming Exhibition: Pressed into Form
Sculpture by Mike Suri
October 2 – 30
Past Exhibits and Events
15th Anniversary! Unveil Your Art!
Mark your calendar for our big Birthday bash! Sunday, August 30th in Millennium Plaza Park at 3:00 p.m. we will unveil our sculptures, meet the artists and celebrate 15 years of Public Art. Join Us!!
2,000 Miles from A Avenue, A Travel Photography Exhibition
Exhibition Dates: July 10th – August 14th
Opening Reception: Friday, July 10th *Please note that this is not a First Friday
Shown above: Under the Eiffel by Heather Hzindil
Plein Air: A Chronicle of Lake Oswego
Join us for Plein Air: A Chronicle of Lake Oswego at the Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts
Plein Air: A Chronicle of Lake Oswego will be located in the main building, upper level dance studio.
Enjoy an exhibition of selected oil, acrylic, watercolor, and pen and ink works painted during the six day city-wide paint out with over fifty artist-participants. Artists painted scenes throughout Lake Oswego's Parks and Plazas while bringing their easels out of the studio and into the open air. Join us in celebrating the beauty of Lake Oswego and support the artists and arts community who have captured the splendor that surrounds us. All artwork will be available for purchase at the Festival of the Arts.
Click here for more information about the Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts.
Thanks to our Exhibit Sponsor: Shorenstein Realty Services, LLC
Thanks to our Paint Out Sponsors: Devine Color and Rodda Paint.
Sunflower Dedication
Please join us Friday, July 3rd
Sundeleaf Plaza Park
As Lake Oswego dedicates Sunflower by Patricia Vader as the newest addition to the City's permanent art collection.
Special thanks to the O'Neill Family: Skip, Lynda, Lauren, Katie & Kelly.
Plein Air Lake Oswego
Between May 29th and June 4th, watch artists in action from sun-up to sun-down throughout the City of Lake Oswego as fifty-five participating artists bring their easels out of the studio and into the outdoors. Painting locations include (but are not limited to) Luscher Farm, Foothills Park, Roehr Park, George Rogers Park, Millennium Plaza Park, Sundeleaf Plaza and Lakeview Village.
For up to date information on the event, follow the Arts Council on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Mothers & Makers
First Friday opening reception: Friday, May 1, 5 – 7 PM
Exhibition run: May 1 – 22
Tuesdays – Fridays 11 AM – 4 PM and by appointment.
Contact Lori Goldstein, Program Manager: 503.675.2531, email
Above image: Three Women by Rosalyn Kliot
Visionary Art by Print Arts Northwest
First Friday Artist Reception: April 3, 5 – 7 pm
Exhibition run: April 3 – 24
Gallery Hours: Tues – Fri, 11 am – 4 pm (April 7 – 24)
This exhibition will explore Visionary Art by printmakers who belong to Print Arts Northwest. Artwork will explore themes such as transcendence, mysticism, spirituality and the natural elements.
Above image: Waiting for Icarus by Ellen Emerson, monotype with chine-colle and mixed media
"Visualizing War"
Guernica – by Pablo Picasso
(In partnership with L.O. Reads)
510 Museum & ARTspace
Wednesday, February 25th, 2015, 7 – 8:30 pm. Seating is limited
Perhaps one of Picasso's most prominent and powerful works, Guernica remains one of the most hotly contested and debated artworks in the history of art. Join Lori Goldstein, Program Manager of Arts Council of Lake Oswego, as she explores the complexities of Guernica. Attendees will examine elements such as style, space, color and symbolism to explore multiple interpretations surrounding why the artist might have chosen to visualize war in a manner unlike any artists before him or since thereafter.
Environments: Randall David Tipton and Tom Cramer
An exhibition of paintings and carved wood reliefs
Exhibition dates: March 6 – 27
First Friday opening reception: Friday March 6, 5 – 7 pm
Shown above, left: Randall David Tipton's Into Bryant Woods, right: Tom Cramer's Wave
Art Throb
The Art Exchange: Refresh, Renew and Rotate
Drop-off: January 2nd–5th
Art Exchange: January 9th–17th
Wine & cheese reception on January 9th, from 5–7 p.m.
Where? 510 Museum & ARTspace
New Year – fresh start! Time to give away that old masterpiece stored under your bed. Art needs to be seen and appreciated! Give it a new lease on life by donating it to the The Art Exchange. Donations are tax-deductible. Get a jump on your 2015 charitable giving, and while you're at it, pick up something new to adorn your home. Find your treasure! The Art Exchange will close January 17th at 3 pm.
Sustainability & Art
Thursday, January 22nd, 2015
Located at Marylhurst University, more details to come
Featuring Gallery Without Walls artist, Lin McJunkin
Co-sponsored by the Lake Oswego Sustainability Commission
Shown right: Lin's Wy'east (Mt. Hood) Glacial
2014 Holiday Gallery
Join us at 510 Museum and ARTspace for our annual Holday Gallery. You'll find a wide variety of handcrafted art created by 30 local artists. There are items available in all price ranges and you're sure to find something for friends and family on your gift list.
The Gallery runs from November 21 to December 23. It's open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 11 am to 6 pm. A reception will be held each Friday from 5 to 7 pm.
The Holiday Gallery is free and open to the public, with free parking, at 510 Museum and ARTspace, 510 First Street in Lake Oswego. Shown above is a piece by Jim Wylder. Click here for a show postcard.
Find a Hidden Star!
Sixty signed and numbered white porcelain stars were created by ceramic artist, Dorothy Steele. They are hidden throughout Lake Oswego for people to find and bring to the Gallery during the Holiday Gallery. Star Finders will have not only a collectible star ornament, the first in an annual series, they'll also receive a customer reward at the gallery.
Check our ACLO FB page and the Holiday Gallery for daily clues and updates on the Hidden Star promotion.
Because She Cares
Presenting 24 Portraits of Women who Lead Oregon's Non Profits
October 28–November 12, 2014
First Friday special event November 7, 5–8 pm
Above: Paula Kinney Portrait by Theresa Weil. Paper collage, 2013.
Artist Statement: My art takes inspiration from my great aunts who were first-generation Italian-Americans whose creative spirit could be seen in the beautiful garments they created using salvaged materials from their life's work as seamstresses and tailors in New York City's burgeoning garment district. Like them, I take pride in creating work with my hands. Although I have explored many mediums such as printmaking, acrylic, oil and reverse glass painting, it is my cut-paper collage portraiture I now enjoy and create for clients. This collage technique, which I developed, brings joy and depth to my work along with a strong color palette expressing the spontaneity and vibrancy of the human spirit.
Seven by Seven: A Colored Pencil Exhibition
September 30–October 24, 2014
First Friday reception: October 3, 5–7 pm
Gallery hours:
Tuesdays–Fridays 11–4 pm and by appointment
Teresa Allen, CPSA
Pat Averill, CPSA
Kelly Collins
Dyanne Locati, CPSA
Kay Schmidt, CPSA
Dee Wagoner
CJ Worlein, CPSA
Artist demos most days
Above: art by Teresa Allen
Studio to Street: The Public Art Process
September 5–26, 2014
Gallery hours:
11 am – 4 pm Tuesdays–Fridays and by appointment.
Above left: Twist (Study Maquette) by James Ellingboe
Above right: Boundary Marker #5 by John Zylstra
Unveil Your Art! • Friday, September 5th, Millennium Plaza
A free community celebration! Meet the artists and see the new sculptures. Entertainment by The Human Statue. Food and drink available for purchase by Nicoletta's Table. Sponsored by Berkshire Hathaway Home Services and Nicoletta's Table.
Lunch with the Artist
From 11:30 am until 1 pm every Tuesday in August, join us at Nicoletta's Table in Lake Oswego to enjoy lunch with an artist. Tickets are $35 per person. more information
Art in the Garden
Dinner and art al fresco, in an elegant garden setting
Sunday, August 17
Enjoy a sumptuous Italian feast, featuring a four-course meal provided by Lake Oswego's award-winning trattoria & marketplace: Nicoletta's Table. Dine alfresco, in a private garden setting, surrounded by fine art and artists demonstrating their craft. Be our guest at the Farm Table for this elegant and artful garden party!
This special event is limited to forty guests only, and includes a complimentary one-year individual membership to the Arts Council. The Arts Council of Lake Oswego is a 501c3 non-profit organization. A portion of your ticket is tax-deductible. Tickets $100
Presented by Shari Newman, owner of Nicoletta's Table
and your host, Liane Cabot, Catering Manager
Art in the Gallery
Gallery 510 Museum & ARTspace presents Plein Air: A Chronicle of Lake Oswego. The exhibit runs through July 31. It is free and open to the public.
Gallery hours: Tues – Fri 11 am – 4 pm and by appointment.
The majority of the work on exhibit and for sale was created during a four-day "paint out", held in locations throughout Lake Oswego in May, of 2014. Click here for more information and a list of participating artists. Exhibit Sponsor: Shorenstein
Plein Air: A Chronicle of Lake Oswego
The Arts Council of Lake Oswego is pleased to present Plein Air: A Chronicle of Lake Oswego, May 10th & 11th and May 17th & 18th. Nationally-recognized artists have been invited to capture the springtime beauty of our city by painting outdoor scenes throughout Lake Oswego, from dawn until dusk. Artists will be located at the following sites: Luscher Farm, Millennium Park Plaza (Upper and Lower), Foothills and Roehr Parks, George Rogers Park and Lakeview Village. The public is invited to visit these locations, meet the artists and watch canvases come to life! The finished works will be exhibited at Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts June 20-22, 2014. The Exhibit is generously sponsored by Devine Color. more Information about the Exhibit
Northwest Reflections: Six Printmakers and a Potter
Dates: May 2nd-30th, 2014
Six northwest area printmakers, including John Algood, Sue Allen, Jan Fowler, Jani Holberg, Barbara Mason and Deb Neely, along with potter, Ha Austin, will exhibit their recent works at 510 Museum & ARTspace beginning May 2nd and closing May 30th. This exhibition will be open to the public each Thursday, Friday and Saturday throughout the month of May, from 11 am-4 pm and by appointment. more information
Inspired Decade: First Thursday Critique Group Show
April 4 through April 28
ART-WRITE: A Marketing Workshop for Professional Artists
April 12
Antiphony/Epiphany: Visual Responses to William Stafford
Dates: February 7 – March 21, 2014
Gallery Hours: Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm; or by appointment (contact Lori Goldstein to schedule)
Events (free and open to the public):
At 510 Museum & ARTspace:
Meet at covered shelter in Foothills Park:
In conjunction with Oregon Reads 2014, Lake Oswego Reads 2014 and the William Stafford Centennial, we are presenting a two month-long exhibition in our 510 Museum & ARTspace, Antiphony / Epiphany: Visual Responses to William Stafford. Artist Dennis Cunningham's linocut illustrations for Stafford's first-time published short story, Osage Orange Tree, will be on exhibit, along with poetry broadsides loaned from the William Stafford Archive housed in the Special Collections & Archives at Lewis & Clark College. As a complement to the exhibition, cultural activities will be offered to engage the community in an exploration of the relationship between literary and visual arts.
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Clackamas County Cultural Coalition, made possible by funding from Oregon Cultural Trust and managed by the Clackamas County Arts Alliance.


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The idea of growing replacement tissue to repair an organ, or to swap it out for an entirely new one, is rapidly transitioning from science fiction to fact. Tissue engineering techniques are improving in their ability to generate three-dimensional masses of cells and provide them with vascular systems for keeping them alive, but a more mathematically rigorous approach for designing these tissues is still needed.
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, Brown University and ETH Zurich have now used a series of experiments to develop a dynamic model of the stresses that stretch growing tissue. This model is the first to take into account the complicated feedback effects of cells' molecular motors, which can respond to external stress by pulling harder on their environment, eventually tearing the tissue apart.
The study was led by Vivek Shenoy, professor in the School of Engineering and Applied Science's Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Christopher Chen, then a professor in the Department of Bioengineering, and Jeffrey Morgan of Brown's Center for Biomedical Engineering. Hailong Wang, a member of Shenoy's lab, was the study's lead author; Thomas Boudou of Chen's lab, Alexander Svoronos and Jacquelyn Youssef Schell of Brown, and Mahmut Selman Sakard of ETH Zurich also contributed to the research.
It was published in the Proceedings of The National Academy of Sciences.
"An important theme in regenerative medicine is that tissues and cells can alter their properties and behaviors, such as whether or not they want to divide, based on biochemical cues as well as mechanical cues," Shenoy said. "Our aim was to generate a more comprehensive understanding of some of those cues, so we can build more accurate models to predict how tissues will behave when we grow them in the lab."
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The Sullivan County Sheriff's Office says a Piney Flats man was arrested this weekend after threatening to blow up Boone Dam. According to the Sheriff's Office, Nadeau said that if the Tennessee Valley Authority did not raise water levels in Boone Lake, he would blow up the dam. Comment?
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A Sullivan County man is charged with making a terroristic threat after claiming he would blow up Boone Dam if the Tennessee Valley Authority did not raise water levels in Boone Lake. According to the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office, 58-year-old Joel Nadeau of Piney Flats dialed 911 four times for non-emergency reasons. Comment?
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Carter Family Fold to Celebrate July 4th with Fiddlin' Carson Peters w/Photo
... and entertaining audiences across the region. Carson lives with his parents, Jamie and Robin Peters, in Piney Flats, Tennessee. They noticed at a very early age that he could keep time with any tune being played by clapping his hands or tapping his ... Comment?
HSN to close facility in Va. and move operations to Tenn.
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... with Networks Sullivan Partnership say that facility's operations and 40 jobs will be transferred to HSN's Piney Flats facility. We're told that last year, HSN was investing about $48 million and new jobs over a three-year period into the Piney ... Comment?
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... ibution network's expanding needs and its plans for automation. The facility's operations will be transferred to Piney Flats, Tennessee. Company spokesman Brad Bohnert says the closure will be conducted in phases, beginning in April 2016. Comment?
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... our business moving forward," Bohnert said. The Roanoke operations will move to an HSN distribution center in Piney Flats, Tennessee. HSN owns the Piney Flats facility, while the Roanoke one is one of three fulfillment centers that HSN leases, ... Comment?
Bell Helicopter Delivers Bell 412EPI To Chongqing General Aviation
... fire-fighting missions. A delivery ceremony was held at Bell Helicopter's customization and delivery center in Piney Flats, TN on April 22. "We are pleased to deliver the most rugged and reliable medium helicopter on the market to Chongqing General ... Comment?
Speed cams could be coming down in Tennessee, waiting for Haslam's approval w/Photo
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Myself on 2 other friends perform a biweekly comics podcast. We select a character and read every comic that character has ever been in. We discuss the character over several podcasts and go in-depth into issues, characters, likes/dislikes, etc.
We previously read everything Captain Atom was ever in and now we're reading everything Aquaman has ever been in.
So, right now, I'm halfway throught the reading that I need to finish for this week's set of Aquaman's comics.
If anyone is interested we're on iTunes, search for "Character Sphinx".
Edit: Once I finish my reading, I'll probably celebrate with an Oberon.
1996 Opus One from Napa Valley.
2001 Barnett, Rattle Snake Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley.
2004 Buoncristiani Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley.
2010 Spatbugunder from Germany.
2011 Buoncristiani Rose from Napa Valley.
2007 Rielsing Spatlese Weingart Eduard Kroth from Germany.
NV Whidbey Island Barbera Port from WA.
Overall about $1,000.00 in wine drunk tonight!
I don't believe wine cellars actually exist.
I'm drinking two hearted at tge wisconsin union in Madison, proudly sporting the block M.
An eddy washed down with some Tennessee Honey. And a bag of Doritos, looney toons recorded on TiVo. Could be worse, right?
How many places on the web can you go from serious comic readers to serious wine drinkers in back to back posts? Bless you MGoBlog
Cabernet. Switching to Rum.
Canadian Club and Coke; and Friends, respectively
5 hr. Walleye fishing jaunt on Lake Mille Lacs
BBQ chicken with HM BBQ sauce
Strawberry shortcake w/rum cake base
Bacardi Dark with Coke and copious ice
ONLY thing missing is a Hello Post
No one in NYC serves Bells. It's sad, really.
Smith Woodhouse tawny port 10 year old vintage. I am a fan of the English ports. I have had most of the bourbons. It pisses me off that Makers put up that ad because I actually like Makers.
Paris Club!
Spent last night at Maumee Bay Brewing co. Had some good beers, at anice spot right on the river, but they had all this Buckeye Beer nonsense... really spoiled the atmosphere.
I liked the english pale ale, red ale, and black ipa particularly. The place was strong on malt characters, but none of their hop showcases impressed me much.
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A letter to President Abraham Lincoln from three military surgeons requesting a chaplain to tend to the wounded and dying soldiers after the Battle of Antietam, accompanied by the president's signed response, were returned to the National Archives on Thursday.
Bill Panagopulos, president of Alexander Historical Auctions, in Stamford, Conn., helped negotiate the return and handed the documents over to David Ferriero, archivist of the United States, at a ceremony at the National Archives.
Investigative archivist Mitchell Yockelson spotted the letters in a New York dealer's catalog of rare items in 2009. The documents may have been taken while still in the custody of the War Department before they ever became part of the Archives' collection of billions of documents, officials said....
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Not long ago, the Washington region was suffering from an oversupply of unsold homes. That number has dropped dramatically in recent years — too far, according to Holly Worthington.
There's a dearth of inventory in most price ranges," said Ms. Worthington, managing broker of Long & Foster's Chevy Chase and Woodley Park offices. "We would have more sales now if we had enough inventory."
The inventory of homes for sale is important to both buyers and sellers. If you are a buyer, you want a large number of homes from which to choose — so many that they dawdle on the market until you decide which one you want. When you make an offer, a large inventory means the seller will be eager to make a deal.
That's why sellers want a smaller inventory, which encourages buyers to make deals before another buyer grabs the home they've chosen. And that's what is happening now.
"There are so many more buyers than available properties right now," Ms. Worthington said. "My agents tell me they can't find properties for many of their buyers."
The inventory of homes for sale on a given day is a result of two things: how many homes have been listed with area Realtors and how many have been sold. When listings are sold (or withdrawn from the market for other reasons) they are dropped from the active inventory.
The five-bar charts provided today show a dramatic drop in the number of listings since 2004. (Notice that the statistics cover every other year, so you can see the trend over nine years.)
The bottom chart combines data for the number of unsold homes (inventory) and sales for the past four years. You can see the biggest change over those four years has been the drop in inventory figures. Sales have been good, but the decline in home listings really drove down the inventory.
"With a bit more inventory, we would be able to satisfy the demand from the homebuyers right now," Ms. Worthington said. "But with new housing starts down as well, low inventory could be a problem for some years to come."
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP)—Indiana coach Mike Davis hopped around, stomped his feet, argued with officials and then, finally, rewarded his players with hugs.
Davis overcame his most difficult obstacle as a head coach, beating Kentucky, with a perfect script.
Marco Killingsworth had 23 points and 11 rebounds, A.J. Ratliff added a career-high 21 points, and the 18th-ranked Hoosiers used a relentless defensive effort to rout No. 15 Kentucky 79-53 on Saturday—ending Davis' five-game drought against the rival Wildcats.
"It feels good because when the scores come on, I don't have to turn it to the friggin' Oxygen channel or something," Davis said. "My wife knows and everyone knows that, in the past, I don't have the TV on anything that has basketball scores on."
That's because the Kentucky game has been more like a nightmare than a game for Davis.
Five straight losses to the Wildcats always seemed to fuel speculation about his job security, but as much as the defeats hurt, there were Davis' memorable outbursts—he once ran onto the court and berated an official and another time questioned whether he was the right man to lead the Hoosiers (5-2).
On Saturday, Davis had all the right answers.
Ratliff delivered a big-time game in his first start of the season, and Killingsworth showed he could find open teammates quicker when Kentucky (6-3) tried to double team him. The combination put the Wildcats on their heels from the opening tip, and Indiana responded with its most lopsided victory in the 49-game series.
"They were obviously hungrier, more aggressive than we were," Kentucky coach Tubby Smith said. "When you go 2-for-27 (on 3s) and have four assists and 19 turnovers, you're not going to beat anybody."
Somehow Davis got his Hoosiers to again play with the passion and persistence that almost helped them upset No. 1 Duke last week, and the changes were immediately noticeable.
Rather than settling for long jumpers, the Hoosiers patiently worked for good shots and embarrassed the Wildcats in front of a crowd topping 28,000— half clad in Kentucky blue, the other half in Indiana red.
The Hoosiers scored 25 points off Kentucky turnovers and the Wildcats missed their first 20 3-pointers.
"When they beat you, they're always bragging," Killingsworth said. "One of their guys said 'It's about time you all beat us.' I said, 'You can say whatever you want, but you've got to go home five hours with a loss."'
Killingsworth, who had never beaten Kentucky in three seasons at Auburn before transferring to Indiana, celebrated by grabbing Davis around the neck and put him in a mock chokehold as time expired.
But the Hoosiers managed to keep their emotions in check Saturday— something they didn't do at the start of the Duke game. They also maintained their poise after building a big lead, something they failed to do Tuesday when Indiana State upset them.
It was a far different performance from Tuesday's lackluster effort.
Indiana was relentless on defense, forcing turnovers and contesting shots. The Hoosiers took care of the basketball and played hard.
They took control early, using a 12-2 run to build a 16-8 lead, followed that flurry with a 9-0 run that made it 25-12 and closed the half by scoring the final five points to take a 35-19 lead.
It was Kentucky's lowest-scoring half since Jan. 19, when it scored 16 against Mississippi, and the Wildcats were 0-for-12 from 3-point range.
Rajon Rondo was the Wildcats' top scorer, finishing with 21 points, most coming after the outcome had already been decided. He missed Tuesday's game against Georgia State because of strep throat and didn't look 100 percent.
"We didn't play with intensity and we didn't shoot the ball well at all," Rondo said.
The Wildcats rallied in the final six minutes, using an 18-6 run to get within 59-47 with 3:21 to go. Davis appeared rattled, grabbing his head and pleading with his players to be sharper against the Wildcats' full-court press.
But Kentucky could not get any closer, and Davis sweated out the final moments until Killingsworth grabbed him around the neck.
"My assistants wanted me to start putting subs in, but I was like 'Hey, we haven't won yet,"' Davis said. "With about 30 seconds left, I was wondering if they had a 24-point play in them. But it feels good to win."


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Not a good situaton if you have invested in the highs... .All solar stocks have corrected between 30-60% from theri recent 52 week highs and not a big surprise given the traditionally volatility ... Renesola has been hit more due to the $200 milloin writeoff of the first phase . the poly plant was a risk which unfortuantely came true..
However, I continue to believe in sol as a great long term bet mainly because of market share gains, margins are going to go up and upper segment of the solar market is going to be profitable as the moduleas are now...... I think the large correction provides a good time to enter some of the solar stocks.. I was getting a bit leery at the higher levels ( not because of valuatoin but because of the short tme in which they had ncrased)
SnehaDec 12, 2013. 02:18 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
dq was also trading at a very low valuation so if bankruptcy fears recede then the stock goes up .....
about sol you are right.Nov 21, 2013. 12:49 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
hsol only wafers no silicon
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renesola sells a lot of wafers , makes its own poly both of which are los s making currently
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Dear Jan ,
some low quality solar is also doing well (LDK is still in the $1.5 level) . That said DQ has said that they have managed to reduce the poly cost and got some contracts. Does not seem a bankruptcy candidate now but still a risky bet considering that the government does not want to support small companies (see China Sunenergy CC). DQ is also dependent on purely poly which is perhaps a bit risky in my view.
SnehaNov 20, 2013. 11:31 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
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Thanks for the comment. You are right about the unending hate mail.
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Thanks for reading my articles. I don't think the MS is on a roll. LT trends seemingly are not working out for them. The move to mobile is kiiling their core OS franchise. It will be difficult to hold on to their office revs if the OS market goes to Android and Apple.
MS sucess hinges on how they do in the mobile space just like Intel . However their performance in mobile is quite bad till now. Surface did not work out. I am not sure how Nokia will do under MS as well. I would wait to see how they do.till then taking your profits does not seem a bad idea. MS has given good returns in 2013 ytdOct 28, 2013. 11:15 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Apple - Time To Take Profits As It Cedes Computing Market To Google [View article]
Finally a sane comment which I can read in the sea of abuse. The strong stock market has made the market quite frothy and many of my longs earlier are turning into sell and sit on cash. MSFT is the other one. I think its a good time to sell stocks given the valuation looks quite high for the general market and a lot of stocks (Tesla, Netflix, First Solar) . Apple is not a short but time to take profits given all the stuff is incremental and marketshare is declining in all segmens.
SnehaOct 26, 2013. 12:32 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Thanks Michael.... let's see how trends work out... I think the biggest variable for MSFT is how it performs in the mobile field. If it continues to lose there, then the whole OS/Office revs will decline.....
btw I use a Windows 8 laptop now and it seems a bit difficult to use... can't see any use of the tiles till nowOct 25, 2013. 02:35 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Disenchanted .... thank you for the appreciation. I just highlighted that a change in the long term CEO by a possible outsider could lead to short term "change management issues".... We could always get a better CEO and then I be happy to change my stance
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Dear all,
This article was not meant as a short trading call on the quarterly earnings as such but more of a 1 year time frame call . I had advocated buying MSFT for around $27 ( see my link in the first article). I had written the main piece of the article a month ago but due to time constraints could not get around to publishing it. I think that the main points are still valid in terms of the long term trends that I am seeing.
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NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) -- Illinois was unable to dominate
as it did against top-ranked Wake Forest, so the Illini took
advantage of Arkansas' breakdowns whenever it could and came away
with a 72-60 victory Saturday.
Roger Powell had 19 points and 11 rebounds, and Dee Brown and
Deron Williams each scored 13, helping Illinois (No. 3 ESPN/USA Today; No. 5 AP) overcome a
sluggish offense and poor free-throw shooting to win.
"Overall, several guys didn't play well, but we kept them from
scoring, too," Illinois coach Bruce Weber said. "Eventually,
somebody made a nice screen or somebody made a nice pass and Roger
was able to finish it."
But the Illini (6-0) rarely looked like the team that beat Wake
Forest by 18 Wednesday night. Illinois was playing its first game
in front of a hostile crowd and, while never rattled, it committed
14 turnovers -- more than twice the six it had against the Demon
"It was important that we got this win on the road," Williams
said. "They came out aggressive and tried to force turnovers. It
was definitely the most pressure we have had all year."
But Arkansas (5-1) was a step behind throughout the first half,
as the Illini built a nine-point lead. Illinois patiently worked
the ball around the perimeter and took advantage when the
Razorbacks missed an assignment or overreached in a passing lane.
"The real key was not getting off to a good start and giving
them a lead," Arkansas coach Stan Heath said.
The Razorbacks played tighter in the second half, but suffered
from poor shooting after closing the gap to 57-53 with 7:47 left.
"If they get their big guys to be productive, they'll be a
pretty good team," Weber said.
Powell converted a three-point play a half-minute later after
working the ball inside against Charles Thomas. The Razorbacks
managed only Brewer's dunk and Steven Hill's free throw over the
next six minutes, as Illinois extended its lead to 10.
Brewer scored 21 for Arkansas, but was the only Razorbacks
player with more than nine points.
"Our goal was to do the best we could in the first half and
wear them down early and still have a chance to get in the game in
the second half," Heath said. "There were a few possessions where
we really hurt ourselves by missing the shot, or getting the foul
but not making the free throw.
"Honestly, though, I'm not disappointed in the way we played
overall," Heath said.
Through the game's first 30 minutes, Illinois made only seven of
16 free throw attempts, including only one of its six second-half
tries. As Arkansas went cold and turned to fouling to stop the
Illini, Illinois made 14 of its final 19 tries.
"I'm proud of us. We didn't play pretty and the stats aren't
pretty," Weber said. "I'm happy we didn't wear down physically."
Saturday's trip was Illinois' first outside the Midwest. The
Illini had won four games at home and another in Indianapolis, a
neutral site, against Gonzaga.
While Arkansas wasn't playing at home, either -- it schedules a
game away from its Fayetteville campus to appease fans outside the
Ozarks -- the crowd was far from neutral and stayed loud until the
game became a dull parade of free throws.
"That's a low roof up there and when they got their Woo-Sooie
or whatever it is going, it was pretty loud," Weber said
The final basket of the game was Brewer's dunk with 7:07 left,
which made it 60-55. The last 17 points were scored from the free
throw line.
Illinois, which put together a number of scoring streaks against
Wake Forest on Wednesday as it built a 32-point lead, had only a
9-2 spurt in the first half to go up 26-18. The lead reached 40-28
before the Razorbacks narrowed it to 40-31 and Hill blocked Nick
Smith's shot in the closing seconds of the first half.


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But God promises us a different kind of wealth when we follow Jesus — wealth of the spirit. He promises us the "wealth" of forgiveness and the "wealth" of His presence. He also gives us the "wealth" of His promises — and especially His promise to take us to heaven when we die. No wonder the Apostle Paul exclaimed, "O the depth of the riches of the wisdom and knowledge of God!" (Romans 11:33).
The most important question, however, is this: Have you discovered these riches for yourself? By faith give your life to Christ, and then thank Him for giving you the greatest gift of all — the gift of salvation.
Send questions to "My Answer," c/o Billy Graham, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, 1 Billy Graham Parkway, Charlotte, NC 28201, call (877) 247-2426 or go online to www.billygraham.org.
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Carew Market & Boot SaleToday
Offers a wide range of goods such as DIY materials, plants, pet food food, greeting cards, clothing and much more. On every Sunday, including bank holidays at Carew Airfield Business & Leisure Park.
Scolton Manor Autumn FairToday
A variety of stalls, demonstrations and even some winter gardening tips.
Art WorkshopToday
Try your hand at painting, using Castell Henllys as a backdrop.
Charity Fashion Evenings06/10/2015
Thursday 1st October 2015 and Tuesday 6th October 2015 at Milford Marina
Haverfordwest Farmers Market 201509/10/2015
This event is on every Friday at Riverside Shopping in Haverfordwest from 9 am until 3 pm.
Tapas Night09/10/2015
Friday Night is Tapas Time at Picton Castle… so gather your friends and family and book a table for the popular Friday night tapas and start the weekend the Spanish way with excellent food and company.
Withybush Car Boot Sale10/10/2015
A year-round out- and indoor car boot sale with refreshments and WC facilities.
Fishguard Farmers Market10/10/2015
On every Saturday at the Fishguard Town Hall.
West Wales Wool Show10/10/2015
A yarn-lover's delight with so much to see and learn right here in Pembrokeshire!
Coffee morning and tabletop sale - Pembroke13/10/2015
On the 2nd Tuesday of each month, the friends of south Pembrokeshire hospital hold a coffee morning and tabletop sale in Pembroke town hall from 10:00 to 12.30.