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Edwards, Colo. • Nov. 2, 2009 – Can Do Multiple Sclerosis is the new name of the nation's leading provider of lifestyle empowerment programs for people with multiple sclerosis (MS) and their support partners, announced Kim Sharkey, CEO, Can Do MS.
Formerly The Heuga Center for Multiple Sclerosis, Can Do MS conducted months of research, assessments, planning and strategic development to position its distinct competitive advantages in the fast-evolving field of MS care management. Based on the research, the board of directors determined the new name best reflects the organization's core beliefs, builds a stronger brand and creates new national collaborative opportunities with organizations. This initiative of Can Do MS will expand the organization's national reach and grow its support while helping more people change the way they see themselves living with MS.
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BAY MINETTE, Alabama — The top candidate in a national search to fill Baldwin County's Emergency Management Agency director job used the local offer as a "pawn" to further her career, according to Baldwin County Commission Chairman Frank Burt.
"I don't think it's about that at all," said Commissioner Charles "Skip" Gruber on Wednesday. "It's about the length of contract. She had an offer from Nevada when she interviewed with us. She told us that."
Commissioner Tucker Dorsey said the issue has become a stumbling block sinking morale among workers and for potential employees as well.
"I'd like to apologize to the directors in Baldwin County," said Dorsey. "When I voted to shorten contracts from 4 years to 1, that was a mistake."
Karen Blackwood accepted an offer to take the Baldwin County job, but backed out days later saying the contract term was too short.
Commissioner Bob James did not respond to interview requests.
Attempts to contact Blackwood on Wednesday were unsuccessful. A call to the Nevada Emergency Management Agency's public information officer was not returned Wednesday.
In an email on Wednesday forwarded by Burt, he thanks the county personnel director for information regarding Blackwood who declined a $97,000 six-month initial contract renewable annually thereafter.
When she accepted the local offer last Friday, Blackwood told commissioners she had an offer on the table from Nevada to act as its statewide director for $114,000 annually with a long-term agreement. She said then that the Baldwin offer was attractive because of the challenging nature of emergency management on the Gulf Coast, and she wanted the chance to build a program from the ground up.
By Sunday, however, she rethought the situation and sent an email declining the local job, citing the uncertainty of moving her family to the area from Atoka, Tenn., with only a short-term contract as security. Commissioners Dorsey and Gruber have argued for returning to 4-year agreements with appointed employees — terms that were shortened when the new commission took office in November.
According to Baldwin County personnel staff, Nevada officials said Blackwood accepted the job there 2 days before the Baldwin interview, and they announced her hiring the same day she negotiated her contract in Robertsdale.
"This is most disappointing to know that we may have apparently or perhaps just been a pawn in the process of an individual's effort to enhance a career," Burt responded to staff members in the email. "Knowing what I now know, I am absolutely certain that she would not have been a good dedicated member of Baldwin County's team."
Staff members said Nevada officials contacted Baldwin County this week after workers there found stories about Blackwood's local interview online.
Baldwin County offered candidates $750 in travel expenses to attend interviews, records show. Blackwood stayed at a motel in Mobile near the airport, she said Friday. She arrived Thursday evening before her interview and left early Saturday to fly home.
Some officials suggested the struggling local agency and county politics played into Blackwood's decision, as well as some uncomfortable questions at the Friday meeting with commissioners.
During the interviews of the 4 finalists, James asked all the candidates if they knew how to check the oil in an engine and work a forklift. All answered they did know how to check the oil, but James asked Blackwood — the only woman interviewed — to describe that step-by-step process. The published job description does not include vehicle maintenance or forklift operation, records show.
"I don't think she came here for the heck of it," Gruber said. "I think she wanted to work here for us, but our contract terms were not palatable. If I had her credentials, I would seek multiple offers too and I don't have a problem with that. The problem here is the length of the contract. We have now (had) 3 of our top 6 who turned it down due to that issue."


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Voluntary: BT Woman of the Year
Published 01/11/2007
Do you know a woman who generously volunteers her time and support to help others and who you think should be named bt voluntary sector woman of the year?
Perhaps you have been personally touched by the kindness of such an "unsung hero" who works tirelessly behind the scenes? If you know just that woman, then you should nominate her for the Voluntary Sector category, which is being sponsored by Firmus Energy.
Your nominee in the competition, which is run in association with Spar, can be any woman working in the voluntary sector whether she is a carer, someone who sacrifices her time for others or is a real example of giving. She could even be a guest of honour at the gala BT Woman of the Year Awards ceremony to be held in Belfast's Europa Hotel on Wednesday, November 28.
Frances McCandless, who works alongside volunteers in her role as director of policy at the Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action, says: " Voluntary organisations across Northern Ireland are full of talented and committed women, many of whom work behind the scenes. We would love to see these awards recognise the commitment of women who work on the ground to make life better for local people."
Mark Prentice, general manager of Firmus Energy, which is supporting the Voluntary Sector Award, said: "Firmus Energy are supplying natural gas to 10 towns and cities across Northern Ireland and as we work our way through each area, we link closely with local communities and are touched by the dedication of individuals within them. We therefore welcomed the opportunity to sponsor the Voluntary Sector of the BT Woman of the Year Awards, as it allows us to demonstrate our support for the unsung heroines across Northern Ireland."
You can enter the competition by telling us in under 200 words why your nominee should win in their category. The nominee should have been in her line of work for a least a year and have demonstrated a particular achievement. You should say how she has inspired others and how she has shown passion, drive and energy in her endeavours.
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Feelings of responsibility and maturity today could make you want to reorganize your home or personal life. You also may feel capable of taking on challenges that had previously overwhelmed you, or you might simply be ready to make some changes that will make your life easier later. By approaching your tasks with a mind-set of confidence, you could get more accomplished today. You might take a few moments to step back and see the big picture of what you want to accomplish and then dive in with a no-nonsense attitude. If distractions threaten your focus, you could take a few minutes to gather your thoughts and center yourself before moving forward.
Taking on challenges and obligations with a focused, determined mind-set can help us accomplish more in less time. Even if challenges have previously intimidated us, a simple shift in attitude can give us the confidence to start making positive changes in our lives. If we can first gain some clarity about what we want to do, we can harness our determination and focus to work through any distractions or challenges. Our confidence grows as we see our results. This creates a positive cycle of forward progress that can be applied to any situation in our lives. With the right attitude of focus and determination, you can easily make the positive changes you desire today.
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The best, worst and most notable from the week that was in the SEC:
BEST TEAM: Not only did Alabama re-assert its dominance over Ole Miss with a 25-0 roasting, the Crimson Tide put aside the doubters that they are still head and shoulders the best team in college football.
Against an Ole Miss offense that had scored at least 31 points in each of its first three games, all wins, Alabama's defense held the Rebels to a mere 205 yards. And the Tide brought back its old-school power running game, churning 254 rushing yards.
After looking vulnerable at times early this season, Alabama again looked like a team that can impose its will on prime-time opponents.
Best Game: Not only was Georgia's 44-41 shootout win over LSU the best game of the day in college football, it's in contention with Alabama's 49-42 Sept. 14 win over Texas A&M as the best game of the year.
With two top-flight quarterbacks at the top of their game, it was fun football to watch, especially with both defenses, particularly the secondaries, looking a little dysfunctional at times. Aaron Murray's 298 yards and four touchdowns eventually bettered Zach Mettenberger's 371 yards and three touchdowns.
Both quarterbacks did tons to improve their perception. Murray won a big one, something he was not supposed to be able to do. And Mettenberger again showed that he is a different, and much-improved quarterback, capable of carrying an SEC offense.
TEAM THAT BOMBED: While South Carolina and Tennessee narrowly avoided costly non-conference losses, Ole Miss proved to not be ready for the big boys in the SEC.
After tantalizing us with an epic beat-down of Texas, then compelling us with confident talk early in the week, the Rebels laid a goose egg on the scoreboard in Tuscaloosa.
Ole Miss is a program that see-saws between the league's haves and have nots. This season, the Rebels are in between and while they clearly look better than the lower tier, they still look to be a long way from joining the league's Big six power teams.
TEAM THAT HELPED ITSELF: Without a doubt, Georgia. The Bulldogs beat a top 10 team for the second time in September, erasing the sting of the season-opening loss to Clemson and putting the Dogs in the driver's seat for the SEC East title and back in the national championship hunt.
After the tough September, Georgia looks to be a heavy favorite in all of its remaining games, with the Florida game being the one where the Bulldogs are most likely to get tripped up. But the road to Atlanta for the SEC championship game looks wide open for the taking.
BEST PERFORMANCE YOU HEARD ABOUT: Murray's 298-yard, four-touchdown passing performance (along with a rushing touchdown) was all it was cracked up to be, but it was one possession away from being the also-ran performance.
Mettenberger was equally brilliant, exceeding Murray's passing yards by 73 while not turning the ball over (Murray threw one interception).
It came down to who would blink first and it was Mettenberger who came up short on the Tigers' final drive.
Honorable mention goes to South Carolina running back Mike Davis. Lost in the storyline of backup quarterback Dylan Thompson rallying the Gamecocks to the win was the fact that Davis carried the offensive load with 167 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 26 carries.
STAT OF THE WEEK: 14-2, 1,520: Those are the combined passing touchdowns, interceptions and yards combined Saturday by the following five quarterbacks: Aaron Murray, Zach Mettenberger, Johnny Manziel of Texas A&M, James Franklin of Missouri and Austyn Carta-Samuels of Vanderbilt.
While A.J. McCarron had a pedestrian day in his outing, the stats of the other five, including three in SEC games, showed that this is a year of the quarterback in the SEC.


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Though our much-derided International Environmental Governance (IEG) regime has a good deal of success to its name, it is clearly not up to the task of meeting our global environmental challenges. This is not simply the voice of a disgruntled NGO representative. Others have said it more than once, in public. Even if all the proposed reforms that are currently being discussed were to be adopted and faithfully implemented, they would hardly make a dent on our global environmental problems. They would certainly not reverse the current downward trends.
So, to adapt an American expression, if it's broke, why not fix it? As anyone who has tried to refurbish an old house will have discovered, it is often easier and cheaper to tear it down and start from scratch. And given the state of affairs in IEG, this option might genuinely be the best one. The IEG system resembles an overloaded vegetable cart that has been hit by a truck. The pieces are spread all over the square. Our array of international environmental conventions - all 150, or 250, or 800 of them, depending on who you talk to, have rolled away from the scene of the accident. Gathering them together seems hopeless. But the same is true of environmental funding mechanisms. It is true for environmentally-related capacity building. Virtually every branch of the United Nations' dysfunctional family has an environment division, programme or unit. Surely it makes sense to consolidate, to streamline, to draw together, to meld, to combine and to eliminate overlap?
Easier said than done, as decades of failed institutional reform attempts in the intergovernmental system seem to attest. The pattern is familiar: we start with high hopes – our problems are manifold and growing and our tools are inadequate to the task. Let us forge the right tools, mobilize the armies and march out to confront the threats. But, gradually, reality begins to dawn. All of the mobilizing cries for greater coordination, streamlining, elimination of overlap, vertical integration, mainstreaming and many others hit up against a massive obstacle, looming like a high cliff in the road.
I refer to the reality that virtually all reform must be undertaken without touching what is already there in any significant way. It makes sense for UNEP to corral the herd of Multilateral Environment Agreements (MEAs) and to seek to give them a semblance of order. Fine, provided that the sovereignty of the Conferences of the Parties is not touched. UNEP can propose to cluster MEAs dealing with similar issues, as it has done with the chemicals-related conventions. It can suggest common administrative services and a consolidated system of human resources management. But it cannot touch their autonomy, their power and their independence. Yet nothing more that modest efficiency gains can come from clustering and common services. Reform requires reshuffling the cards.
The same is true of funding mechanisms. The Climate Change community creates funding mechanisms like bakers produce loaves. The GEF operates the largest of the environmental funds, but it is administered by the not-always-environmentally-kosher World Bank, and has its own Council of guardians to fight off any approaching threats to its pre-eminence.
Every UN agency worth its name is involved in the environment. UNESCO coordinates environmental research capacity. FAO looks after forests, fisheries and rangelands. WHO looks at environmental health. UNDP delivers environmental programming in the developing countries…and so on down the line. Every organization has its castle, complete with drawbridges, moats and guard-towers. UNEP, in many ways the weakest of the lot, has the comical mandate to pull all this together, but nobody has given it the password, so the drawbridges remain up, the moats filled with crocodiles and the guards in the guard towers armed with arrows and boiling oil.
And what is true of the environment, is true of the wider world of IFSD. CSD can be rewarded for twenty years of abject failure only by promoting it and kicking it upstairs. We can reform ECOSOC, that famous black hole for good ideas only by giving it a stronger, expanded mandate. Because, in the UN, despite all evidence, failure is not an option. That is, failures must be dressed in the clothes of success and we must all pretend that the Emperor is wearing a multi-coloured cloak.
It won't work. Any reform worth its name will require deconstructing before reconstructing. It will require making some agencies stronger and others weaker. It will require a significant redistribution of the cards and a realignment of forces. If this means that a handful of sinecures in Nairobi or New York are uprooted, transferred, or closed down, so be it. The future of our children demands nothing less.
The opinions expressed in these articles are the sole responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of UNEP
Linking the Green Economy to National Happiness - Alan AtKisson
Generation Y and the Global Green Economy: Counting Us In - Ximena Prugue
National View: Women must be leaders of the green economy - Kathleen Rogers
Ocean Life in the Balance: Will Science Overcome Politics at Rio+20 conference? - Susan Lieberman
International Environmental Governance Reform Within The United Nations - Sylvestre Manga
Ready for a Commitment - A View from the Regions - Suzana Kahn
Time for a global environment organisation?
Models for Local Government Organizations (LGOs) involvement in a strengthened UNEP -Konrad Otto-Zimmermann
No sustainable development without healthy, nutritious and culturally adapted food for all – Hans Herren is an internationally recognized scientist and president of the Millenium Institute in Washington
ASEAN Must Play a Leadership Role in Earth Summit II - Professor A.H. Zakri is the Science Advisor to the Prime Minister of Malaysia
Let's Make Some Progress at RIO+20!- Andre Giacini de Freitas
Let's lock in green growth - Oliver Letwin, Minister for Government Policy,UK
What does the Green Economy have to do with us (Africans)?- Meles Zenawi?
A unique opportunity to make the fundamental "change of-course" - Maurice F. Strong
Time to Consider a World Environment Organization - by YAB Dato' Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak Prime Minister of Malaysia
Millennium Consumption Goals (MCGs) can preserve the planet, protect the poor and promote prosperity
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DETROIT -- It might be difficult today for the Detroit Red Wings to fully appreciate winning another Presidents' Trophy. But if they reach Game 7 of the Western Conference finals against San Jose, they will be delighted they added it to their collection with a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Columbus Thursday at Joe Louis Arena.
It's not so much about the hardware -- given to the team with the best overall record in the NHL -- it's about clinching home-ice advantage throughout the playoffs. That means every series the Red Wings play will begin in Detroit and every seventh game they are involved in will take place in friendly confines.
"It was nice to get that out of the way and get home-ice advantage all the way in the playoffs," Henrik Zetterberg said. "That is huge for us, especially with the travel we have. All the games at home we can get we're really happy for."
It ended up being tougher than they could have imagined when they were steam-rolling through the league the first half of the season. It came down to the final minutes of the second-to-last game.
Needing just one point to wrap it up, Johan Franzen tied the game with a power-play goal at 16:33 of the third period. Zetterberg then scored the winner with 11.4 seconds remaining in regulation, banking in a shot off Blue Jackets goaltender Pascal Leclaire from behind the net.
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It is the Red Wings' third Presidents' Trophy in the past four seasons, the second under coach Mike Babcock (the Wings and Buffalo tied for the most points in the league last season, but the Sabres won the Presidents' Trophy by virtue of having more wins). It is the sixth time Detroit has won the award since its inception in 1985-86. No other club has won it more than twice.
"Anytime you have an opportunity to play in your building throughout the playoffs it's a positive thing," Babcock said. "Plus, if actually the best teams finish higher, you're putting off the best teams longer. To me, we're all the same, so it's going to come down to determination and goaltending and health."
The only downer during a festive night that saw former Michigan State star Justin Abdelkader turn in a terrific performance in his NHL debut was a knee injury to forward Tomas Kopecky. He left the building walking gingerly with a full brace on his left leg, after flipping over Columbus forward Manny Malhotra seven minutes into the third period.
"It didn't look very good," Babcock said. "He's going for tests."
The club is already missing forwards Kris Draper, Mikael Samuelsson, Kirk Maltby and Tomas Holmstrom, who hopes to return for Sunday's regular season finale at home against Chicago.
Zetterberg said the Red Wings, who open the playoffs on Thursday against an opponent yet to be determined, were relieved to finally clinch the trophy.
"Especially when San Jose is playing like they are. They've been on fire lately," Zetterberg said. "Thank God we had a good run in the beginning of the year. We had that slump in February but still had the points to pull it off and win the Presidents' Trophy."
The Red Wings, coming off a 6-2 loss in Chicago the night before, got off to a slow start and fell behind 2-1 on Aaron Rome's first career goal at 4:05 of the third period. But a delay of game penalty to Mike Peca for flipping the puck over the glass proved costly, leading to Franzen's 15th goal in his past 15 games.
Zetterberg then burned Leclaire, after the goalie misplayed the puck, allowing it to enter the no-touch zone for netminders. As he backed up into his crease, he wasn't prepared for what Zetterberg did.
"He had trouble getting back and I just tried to hit him and it hit his behind and went in," Zetterberg said.
Said Babcock: "Good players can score from behind (the net)."
Columbus opened the scoring on a power-play goal by Ron Hainsey at 7:13 of the second period. Mark Hartigan answered for Detroit at 9:48. Red Wings goalie Dominik Hasek bounced back from a disastrous effort the night before to make 20 saves.
Abdelkader, signed to an amateur tryout contract after deciding to forego his final season at MSU, was soaking it all in while providing energy and a physical presence, and even getting a couple of scoring chances. He is expected to sign a three-year deal with the Red Wings by this weekend.
"It was awesome, you could tell there was some added intensity with the Presidents' Trophy on the line," Abdelkader said. "To get a comeback win like that, it was unbelievable to be a part of that, a great experience."


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Date: Friday, 23 October 2009 11:20
Duration: 30 minutes
Target audience: Any
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Unix has always had a philosophy of composable tools, where one tool outputs to the next in a pipeline.
But the technique of piping a *textual* stream of data, and having to extract data out of it is looking a bit long in the tooth. Microsoft (not historically an innovator in its shell environment :-) has stolen a march with its Powershell.
Can we do better in Perl? With composable streams of objects? Written in a modern OO framework (Moose)?
You bet we can!
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Troy Gentry and his musical partner Eddie Montgomery are on a campaign looking
for heroes.
"It might be someone in the military or a local person stepping up to help others in times of need or crisis," said Gentry, 46, from Grand Junction, Colo.
His country music duo Montgomery Gentry has been receiving "hero" nominations
via its website. The artists select a winner for each of its upcoming concerts
and recognize them with free tickets, backstage passes and an on-stage
"We had one mother who was recognized for her work in
the community and for helping her son and others in the National Guard," Gentry
He added that a winner for the Grand Rapids show had
not yet been selected.
Gentry said his veteran country band has just put
together a new concert set which includes a musical timeline.
"We dug up five or six of our older tunes we haven't played in years and put 'em in a short medley," he said of the songs, some of which date back to their 1999 debut album.
IF YOU GOMontgomery Gentry, with special guest Joey Hyde
When: 7 p.m. Friday (July 5) (Gates open at 6 p.m.)
Where: Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park Amphitheater, 1000 E. Beltline NE
Tickets: $67 general, $65, for Meijer Gardens members, free for ages 2 and under; at Startickets outlets, startickets.com, 800-585-3737.
That original collection included "Hillbilly Shoes,"
the song which launched their popular run that led to No. 1 country hits such
as "Something To Be Proud Of" and "Roll With Me."
Their style carries a Southern flavor – tinged with
shades of classic rock.
"We grew up covering bands like Lynrd Skynnrd and
Charlie Daniels, but we also did Merle Haggard and Hank (Williams) Jr.," Gentry
"So it's kind of a raw sound with a little Southern
rock influence."
Montgomery and Gentry – both from Kentucky –
originally teamed up in the early 1990s in a band with Montgomery's brother
John Michael.
That band broke up and John Michael Montgomery moved
on to a successful solo career. Gentry's solo efforts stalled, but eventually
he reunited with Eddie.
"We started playing together at some clubs and charity
events, and we got lucky and were signed," recalled Gentry, who first studied
music when he played saxophone in school.
Their most recent full-length album is "Rebels on the
Run," which featured yet another hit, "Where I Come From."
"We have a handful of songs we're best known for, but
I think a lot of people identify with 'My Town,' Gentry said.
"They associate it with a town where they used to
live, where they grew up, or where they live now."
In his spare time, the married father of two says he
likes outdoor activity.
"In the last few years, I commandeered a boat and we
like to spend time hanging out at the lake with family and friends," he
Gentry said listeners who have yet to see the duo
perform live (with their band The Wild Bunch) may be surprised at the level of
on-stage energy.
"Eddie and I came up through the clubs, and we like to
get the crowd involved.
"We want people leaving the show saying 'Wow that was a really a cool time and I'd like to do that again.'"


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Springfield's cycle of violence is difficult to break
This is probably politically incorrect, but has anyone ever checked the background of the people who are killing and being killed to determine how many of them were children of very young mothers?
The cycle of violence begins early, not when guns or drugs are bought when they are teenagers. The die is cast early, I'm afraid.
Honor peacemakers on Veterans Day
I'd like to commend The Republican for continuing to bring its readers fresh ideas and viewpoints. Specifically, Thomas Friedman's recent column suggesting that Barack Obama accept the Nobel Peace prize on behalf of the people who have acted as the genuine peacemakers across the globe for a century.
These peacemakers are our service members – who never asked to be thrust onto the world stage, but were twice asked to bail Europe out of murderous, self-inflicted wars and bring a halt to the slaughter in the Pacific. They are the peacemakers who fought a 50-year war on every front against gray and bleak Soviet thuggery. These are the peacemakers of the Berlin Airlift, Bosnia, Haiti, tsunami relief. These are the peacemakers who stand in a far-off outpost to contain a wild Kim Jung Il at the Korean DMZ.
Currently, despite rancorous politics, we ask these people to protect us from religious fundamentalists while bringing a "stability" to the Middle East. This so that its own people – women and girls especially – may live as human beings. We have a chance to celebrate these peacemakers on Nov. 11, Veterans Day. Attending a Veterans Day ceremony is a great opportunity to acknowledge our debt to service members with our families, in a park, on an autumn day. Celebrate veterans and the great American experiment they fight for and that we all share. Please attend your Veterans Day ceremony. It's a brief, painless event that will get you and your family into the fresh air and where nothing will be asked of you but your presence and contemplation. You may not sense it, but the vets are watching. Your presence is their pat on the back.
Biomass harmful to region's health
Biomass. When I first saw the term, I thought, "wow" they discovered some type of bacteria or something that is going to help us develop a new energy source, then I read on and realized it was just a politically correct term for an antiquated technology, incineration – burning wood and worse yet waste wood/ demolition debris.
In this day and age when air pollution is rampant and reducing greenhouse gases is front-page news, Massachusetts is allowing numerous incinerators to be built across the state. It's is mind-boggling. Incinerators emit pollution and even with the state-of-the- art pollution control, they are still emitting all kinds of toxic compounds into the environment. When these are in areas where pollution is already an issue, it is very alarming.
Did the state government and the agencies that are supposed to protect us from pollution get snowed? Or do they think the people just don't know any better? Our air is contaminated enough, causing lung problems, cancer etc. Greenhouse gases are destroying the ozone layer and changing the earth's weather patterns. Enough is enough. Are these projects designed just to get federal stimulus money? If so, they shouldn't.
Money should be used for research to improve wind or solar technologies or investigate cutting-edge technology or some innovative recycling programs NOT INCINERATION. Please step up and help protect our community.
Church in Chicopee should honor Mary
With the proposed closure of local churches by the Springfield Diocese, I wonder if people realize that there will no longer be any church in Chicopee which honors Mary, the mother of Christ.
Previously, Chicopee was home to Saint Mary of the Assumption, Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, but all of these churches are slated to be closed.
In my opinion, depriving parishioners of a place to worship the Mother of Christ is cruel. Mary has always been a source of comfort in times of distress, and is a direct line to Christ in prayer.
I hope the diocese thinks about this and reconsiders its decision.
--BARBARA FREDERICK, Assumption Parishioner


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Hey guys !! My Name is Brynn. I am currently looking for a new place to call home for roughly six months. I have been travelling for the last 3 years and I've recently arrived in Sydney. I am clean, respectful, easy going and love to meet new people. I spend my weekends camp in or exploring somewhere new and surfing so I'll be away most weekends! If you have a room for me id love to hear from you! :)
Hi I have a room for rent (it's actually 2 rooms adjoined, one without a window)with own shower and toilet. I'm currently doing some renovations which are done on the weekends because I work full time in town. The house is located at Theresa Creek, only 3km off the Bruxner Hwy, 20min drive to Casino. It's on 14 acres on a hill with a beautiful, big, new deck and the best view :-). The school bus drives past, available to Casino and Mummulgum school. The local store is about 7min drive away in Mummulgum. Awesome spot to live if you like the quiet, simple country lifestyle and animals. I have 5 horses, 2 dogs and a cat. The dogs and cat live in- and outside, they are very much part of the family and very friendly. They don't go in the rooms that are rented out. Rent is $100 plus power or reduced rent possible for the right person if willing to help on farm and renovations. depending on skills. I'm looking forward to hear from you. Monika
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On Dec. 28, around noon, I was standing on the public right-of-way in front of the abortion facility on Apple Avenue. I had spent many hours on that spot during our Forty Days for Life Campaign which ran from Sept. 26 to Nov. 4. During those 40 days, people from both Catholic and Protestant churches in our area, and students from Muskegon Catholic schools, joined together in a peaceful vigil daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in front of that facility. We were praying for the closing of the abortion facility, for a change of heart for the abortionist and his staff, and for the women and their unborn children.
On Dec. 28, MLive posted a picture of the abortion facility and an article about the Dec. 26 closing because of fire and building code violations. I was the woman standing on the public right-of-way and facing the building in that photograph. I was offering a prayer of thanksgiving that this unsafe place of sorrow and death had been shutdown.
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La liga side Malaga will be banned from the UEFA Champions league next season – 2013/14 and any other of the four following season should they fail to prove to UEFA that they have outstanding payment to clubs and players by 31 March 2013.
Malaga is one of nine clubs in the close watch of UEFA's Club Financial Control Body (CFCB) adjudicatory body.
Four seasons
The deliberations against Malaga were made on Friday 20 December 2012 at the UEFA headquarters.
-The club is excluded from participating in the next UEFA club competition for which it would otherwise qualify in the next four seasons (i.e. 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16, 2016/17).
Overdue payables
-In addition, Málaga will be excluded from a subsequent UEFA competition for which it would otherwise qualify (in the next four seasons) if it does not prove, by 31 March 2013, that it has no overdue payables towards football clubs or towards employees and/or social/tax authorities, in accordance with the UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations.
-Málaga has also been fined €300,000. The prize money withheld on 11 September 2012 (as a conservatory measure) will be released
Change the manner
Malaga is however safe to play in the Champions League this 2012/13 season. On Friday, the side was paired with Portugal's Porto in the round of 16.
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But even at this late juncture, we can't resist calling to mind a remnant of the holiday season, one that stood out like the Christmas star: The "Sing Loud, Eat Well, Do Good" with the Salvation Army Band, a traditional event always attended by Islanders at Manhattan's legendary 21 Club.
Revelers sing their favorite Christmas carols and holiday tunes with the Salvation Army Chorale while savoring "21" classics and seasonal fare.
For your information, here are a few "21" facts: It has been said that the 21 Club serves as home to a secret wine cellar used during the Prohibition Era; it's the posh restaurant (at table 30) where Humphrey Bogart proposed to Lauren Bacall — and the 84-year-old hot spot where John F. Kennedy is said to have dined on the eve of his Inauguration.
But according to Avery A. McClanahan, marketing manager of "21," who could fill us in on a number of the club's firsts, the Salvation Army Band performances remain an ever-popular, much-looked-forward-to tradition for generations of families — five generations, in some cases.
Legend has it that the day was cold and damp back in 1938 when Jack Kriendler, who owned "21" with his cousin, Charlie Berns, stepped outside and spotted a lone cornet player on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 52nd Street. Jack invited him in to warm up over a bowl of soup — and to express his gratitude, he brought other Salvation Army Band members, who then offered to play a few Christmas carols for "21" diners.
Jack and Charlie said they'd pass a hat through the dining room — in fact, they found a top hat (all the rage then) that had been left behind in the check room — and an age-old custom was born.
One of the players that day was William Maltby — or Capt. Maltby — who returned to "21" with the Salvation Army Band for several years before he was transferred.
Since that time, his daughter-in-law sang there, and in time, his granddaughter, Debbie Maltby Evans — whom we had the pleasure of meeting — sang there. And now the family is up to the fourth generatiom, with her niece and nephew taking part.
Note that Ms. Evans performed for a number of notables, including Jackie Onassis, a number of presidents (Richard Nixon's security agents once took apart the instruments before the show could go on), and dueted with Frank Sinatra on "O Holy Night."
Ms. Evans now acts as emcee for the 24 holiday performances, leading the band members and diners in song with 10 or so Salvation Army singers and players. And just as on that heartwarming day in 1938 — and in the true spirit of the holiday season — a hat is passed around for holiday offerings for the less fortunate.
If you're looking 11 months ahead, the heartwarming holiday tradition is well worth the visit.
Birthday best to Lillian Lagazzo, former executive assistant to the borough president, twin dentists Ron and Don Leventhal, T. Dean Curry of Sunnyside, Joyce Donna Brown, twins Michelle and Kristen Donohue, Matt Chiminski, Wilma Collins, Joseph Trischitta, Effie Bohn, Margaret Rucci, Kaitlin Bradway, Diane Marroco, Jonathan Petrizzi and Gloria Glickman.


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New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson has returned home following a fall Tuesday at the NFL owners' meetings in Atlanta.
Benson, who recently had knee surgery, tripped and fell shortly following New Orleans' presentation to host Super Bowl LII. The 2018 Super Bowl was awarded to Minnesota.
Benson, 86, was taken to the hospital on Tuesday to be evaluated for a concussion.
"Wheels up after a night in Atlanta- heading back to New Orleans with a healthy Tom Benson - he thanks everyone for their thoughts," tweeted Saints' spokesman Greg Bensel on Wednesday.


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hey gang
i have a school project to make a fake game footage in udk and our liscence is Nausicaa
so i am the animator/rigger
and i got a huge problem with rigging nausicaa with here glider, cause i whant to import nausicaa and her glider in 1 skeletal mesh, my first question, is it the right way to do it regarding that i need her on the glider for only 2 scene and its only going in matinee and its not for game.
the second problem is that:
im rigging with the 3ds max biped
the problem is that i cant find the proper rig to use; so i can move the glider with a extra biped bone for the general movement of the glider, and then use the center of mass of the biped for nausicaa movement on the glider (basicly putting
weight on here feet when she turns for example). i cannot find a way to keep the COM free of a bone that could controle the hole mesh.
can someone help me with this issue. maybe its not the best place to post a question on 3ds max but the only way i see this is with one skeletal mesh (nausicaa on the glider), cause i whant to do all my animation in max.
what do you think, am i on the right way, any suggestion, our tutorial that may be helpfull
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The Academy of Arts of Berlin (German Akademie der Künste Berlin) is an arts institution in Berlin, Germany. It was founded in 1696 by Elector Frederick III of Brandenburg as the Prussian Academy of Arts, an academic institution in which members could meet and discuss and share ideas. As early as 1699, the Academy of Arts served as the arts council of the Prussian government, and since 1931 it has been exclusively tasked with such a function in the successor states. The academic arm ultimately developed into the Berlin University of the Arts (Universität der Künste Berlin) of today. The task of the Academy is to promote art, as well as to advise and support the states of Germany.[1]
The Academy of Arts of Berlin was set up in 1696 by crown-prince Frederick III of Brandenburg, later king Frederick I of Prussia as an "Academy of Painterly, Sculptural and Architectural Art", providing a model of the learned society for the "Prussian Royal Academy of Art and Mechanical Sciences" (1704–1790) and the "Royal Academy of Berlin for Fine Arts and Mechanical Sciences" (1790–1809). Later renamed the Academy of Arts, Frederick's first academy later became the "Royal Prussian Academy of Arts" (1809–1882), the "Royal Academy of Arts" (1882) and finally the "Prussian Academy of Arts" (1926–1945). In its current form it was set up on 1 October 1993 by merging the "German Academy of Arts in [East] Berlin (set up in 1950 and renamed the "Academy of Arts of the German Democratic Republic" in 1972 then the "Berlin Academy of Arts" from 1990 to 1993) and the "German Academy of Arts in [West] Berlin" (founded in 1954).
The Academy is an incorporated body of the public right under the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany. New members are nominated by secret ballot of the general assembly, and appointed by the president with membership never to exceed 500. The academy's current president is Klaus Staeck, who succeeded Adolf Muschg in 2006.
- Representation of Germany in the fields of arts and culture
- Promotion of arts
- To advocate arts within the society
- To advance national cultural developments
- Preservation of the national cultural heritage
- Advice to the Federal Republic of Germany in terms of arts and culture
Awards and honours[edit]
- Berliner Kunstpreis
- Käthe Kollwitz Prize
- Heinrich Mann Prize
- Konrad Wolf Prize
- Hörspielpreis der Akademie der Künste
- Alfred Döblin Prize
- Joana Maria Gorvin Prize
- Will Lammert Prize
- ^ Akademie der Künste: About, ARTINFO, 2008, retrieved 2008-07-24
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We originally published this recipe in 2008, when a local cook introduced us to it. It's her take on one of her favorite dishes at Jamila's, the outstanding little Tunisian restaurant on Maple Street.
It's unusual and delicious, and, hey, Lent starts tomorrow, so you need some new fish recipes. To vary the recipe, serve it on a bed of lettuce or spinach.
Happy Mardi Gras, y'all.
Carrot Salad with Tuna
Makes 4 servings
1 pound baby carrots
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons red-wine vinegar
1/2 teaspoon cumin
1/4 teaspoon EACH caraway and fennel seeds
1/2 teaspoon cayenne
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 (7-ounce) cans chunk light tuna in water
Juice of 1-2 lemons
Chopped mint, parsley or cilantro
Drizzle of olive oil
Capers, pine nuts and chopped cilantro or parsley for garnish
Cook carrots in the microwave in a little bit of water for 4-5 minutes, until softened but still crunchy. Drain. Coarsely chop warm carrots in a food processor by pulsing about six times.
In a large bowl whisk together olive oil, vinegar, cumin, seeds, cayenne and one clove of garlic. Add carrots to dressing and toss until well covered. Refrigerate.
Drain tuna. Combine in a medium bowl with lemon juice, herbs, clove of garlic and olive oil.
To serve, spread carrot mixture on a platter and put the tuna salad on top. Garnish with capers, pine nuts and chopped cilantro or parsley.
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BOONTON TOWN -- Boonton officials on Monday approved an $11.6 million budget that will increase municipal taxes by 6 percent.
With the increase, the average assessed home at $422,591 will see the municipal taxes rise $141 annually. The municipal portion represents 27 percent of the tax bill.
Town spending, meanwhile, went up almost $219,000, or 1.92 percent. Town officials said the increase was caused by contractual obligations, utility costs and waste collection expenses.
Officials said most of the town's unions will contribute 1.5 percent of their salaries to health benefits. The unionized public works employees decided against it, the town officials said.
The Boonton Board of Alderman voted 6-2 Monday to approve the budget, which was introduced last month. Members Patricia Bujtas and Anthony Scozzafava cast the opposing votes because of cuts to Boonton Main Street, a nonprofit organization that promotes downtown businesses.
The town will give the nonprofit $30,000, a drop of about 40 percent from last year. Karen Korinda, Boonton Main Street's executive director, said town funds normally make up about 35 percent of the group's budget.
Scozzafava said the cut was too severe for Boonton Main Street, which he called the "economic arm" of the town.
"What they do is important for the town, and they do an awful lot," he said today.
Monday night, Bujtas tried to amend the budget to give the group more money, but the effort failed to gain enough support from the other aldermen.
Instead, Mayor Cyril Wekilsky and town attorney John Dorsey promised to donate about $2,000 each to the organization.


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There probably isn't anyone who doesn't question Rich Rodriguez's hiring as Michigan's football coach by now, including university president Mary Sue Coleman.
Still, Rodriguez's only real sin has been losing games -- lots of them -- which leaves him far short of making my top-10 list of strangest coaching hires. in major college sports history.
10. Jackie Sherrill, after receving a $1 million termination payment from Texas A&M in an era when no one was making that kind of dough, had a bull transformed into a steer by castration at a Mississippi State practice.
RichRod merely transformed Justin Boren from a Wolverine into a Buckeye by cursing at practice.
9. Larry Eustachy couldn't stop partying with cheerleaders and other assorted teen-aged women and ended up fired from the Iowa State basketball job because of his mid-life proclivities.
RichRod married a former cheerleader instead, a much better decision.
8. Mike Price did something, with someone, after playing golf somewhere. There seems to have been alcohol involved and, perhaps, a woman other than Price's wife. Whatever happened, Price ended up ousted at Alabama before coaching his first football game there. But if anyone slips up in describing the gory details, Price will sue for libel, so we remain vague.
With RichRod, we know the gory details, because we see them every Saturday.
7. Jim Harrick got fired as UCLA's basketball coach for filing padded expense reports. So Rhode Island hired him and he was accused of sexual misconduct by a secretary. So Georgia hired him and a player received an "A" for a course he never attended, taught by Harrick's son, among other scholastic oddities.
RichRod certainly won't get this many botched opportunities. But he never won a national championship, either.
6. Jan van Breda Kolff recruited a basketball player to St. Bonaventure whose qualification for admission was a welding certificate, leading to a far-reaching investigation ending in the ouster of the coach, athletic director and university president.
RichRod has a roster full of players majoring in something called General Studies. But U-M actually knows about it, so I guess it's all right.
5. Notre Dame hired George O'Leary but never checked his cooked resume before firing him over those fraudulent claims before he ever coached a game there.
RichRod never made fraudulent claims, though some at Michigan wish he had.
4. A wide variety of schools have fired basketball coaches, even suspended entire programs, after point-shaving scandals, from Tulane (Ned Fowler), to Arizona State (Bill Frieder), to the most recent charges that player Sammy Villegas shaved points at Toledo (Stan Joplin).
RichRod's sport never has had a known collegiate point-shaving scandal and, besides, the outright loss to 16 1/2-point underdog Toledo went well beyond any such subversive requirements.
3. Gary Barnett, missed by few at Northwestern despite his success there before leaving for Colorado, reacted to former walk-on kicker Katie Hnida's claim that she was raped by a Buffaloes teammate with the neanderthal disclosure about what a lousy kicker Hnida actually was, leading to the discovery of rampant recruiting excesses and Barnett's dismissal.
At least when RichRod says his team is playing like girls, he isn't talking about, you know, girls.
2. Steve Fisher, as an interim coach, put a national championship banner in Michigan's Crisler Arena. A few years later, he oversaw the biggest payola scandal in the college sports history, with several basketball players taking more than $600,000 in cash from a booster, resulting in two vacated Final Fours and program dismemberment.
RichRod coaches at a football school that doesn't even have a basketball practice facility, so who cares?
1. Dave Bliss was fired as Baylor basketball coach after he feared one of his players might have murdered another -- which, in fact, happened -- so he told the survivors not to talk about it, then tried to cover it up his interference in the investigation, in the single scummiest moment in college coaching history.
No punchline for that one. Just be happy your school never hired him.
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AUBURN, Alabama -- Now that Auburn's brief respite from the SEC schedule has passed, No. 5 Georgia is loading up for its trip to Jordan-Hare Stadium for Saturday's 6 p.m. kickoff against the Tigers.
Georgia (8-1, 6-1) is coming off of a 37-10 win over Ole Miss that proved costly when senior receiver Marlon Brown was lost for the season to a torn ACL.
Brown is tied for the team lead in catches with 27 this season, and Georgia's starting to get thin on the outside. The SEC East-leading Bulldogs had already lost starter Michael Bennett to a knee injury.
In Brown's place, Rhett McGowan and Justin Scott-Wesley could see more time.
Here's a look at what Georgia's beat writers have been working on since the Bulldogs' win over Ole Miss.
For a look at all of AL.com's Auburn stories, videos and more, check out the Auburn football page, and don't forget to follow Auburn on Twitter: Follow @JoelAEricksonAU


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FORT LEE — A Fairleigh Dickinson University student is being held on $300,000 bail after being charged with sexually assaulting a woman at his Fort Lee home on Sunday, according to a report on NorthJersey.com.
Zerui Huang, 19, was ordered to surrender his passport following his arrest. The woman was an acquaintance, the report said.
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Head to town for more musical treats this weekend
There are plenty of shows happening at downtown venues this weekend.
Kick off the fun on Friday with The Disco Cowboys, an act that takes disco songs and plays them in an outlaw country style. Get ready for countrified takes on hits like "Stayin' Alive" and "Boogie Nights," at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 19, at Red Bicycle Bistro. There's no cover charge.
A free weekend of all-local singers and songwriters will happen at Café Luna this weekend. At 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 19, the duo of Walter and Donny will play music they call "cosmic Americana," and Pat Reardon, a singer, guitarist and harmonica player, will perform songs he's written and played on the streets and in cafés all over Seattle and Vashon.
Mike Dumovich and Correspondence will take the stage at Café Luna at 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20. Dumovich is a hard-to-peg local songwriter who has won accolades for his Seattle performances. Correspondence is an instrumental flamenco and folk punk band.
Blues legend Mark DuFresne will play a show to benefit Vashon Community Care at 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20, at Red Bicycle Bistro. Buy tickets, $10, at local book stores, Vashon Community Care and at the door.
The Swingin' with Dean Show will come to the Vashon Library at 2 p.m. Sunday, August 21. Dean Ratzman plays original songs and tunes from the American songbook of the 1940s through 1970s. Expect covers of Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Cole Porter, Ray Charles, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, The Beach Boys, and many other great artists. Free.
Polish off the weekend by joining a group of celtic players and knitters from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 21, at Café Luna. The group gathers once a month to blend jigs, reels, polkas and crafting projects.
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Look plans on releasing the ALP 464 track frameset, with the brand focusing on premium frames to a wider market. The Look ALP 464 Track frameset uses the same geometry as the ALP 496, and combined with a Aero carbon fork. Featuring a over sized down tube and made of butted aluminum. Expect a lot of marketing and a big PR campaign to follow with the release. Retail is £649.99.
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Much, much closer than I thought it was gonna be. I can't figure you guys out sometimes. You say all week how Floppy's ass can only be beat by Ring Girl and then some no name chick with an ass we see like 4 times a week in GTA gives her a run for her money. Who knows. All I know is that Floppy has her 4th title. Entering into legendary status.
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Elizabeth Armistead Hightower, 97
Elizabeth Armistead Hightower, 97, of Concord, passed away Friday, Sept. 28, 2012. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012 at Epworth United Methodist Church in Concord. Dr. Glenn Myers, Jr. will officiate. The family will receive friends following the service at the church.
Mrs. Hightower was born on March 18, 1915 in Montgomery, Ala. She was the youngest of ten children of Robert Stanton Armistead and Georgia Olivia Reid Armistead.
She is survived by her daughter, Georgianne H. Jenkins of Concord; son, John Peach Hightower Jr. of Palm Springs, Calif.; 6 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
Remembrances for the family may be left at www.ladysfuenralhome.com. Lady's Funeral Home & Crematory is assisting the family of Mrs. Hightower.
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Welcome to Jackson Current, your daily peek into stories we're working on and a look back at some of yesterday's news.
— RIGHT-TO-WORK: State Rep. Mike Shirkey answered questions from readers yesterday about the right-to-work laws he fought for at the legislature drew to a close.
"No one claims that labor freedom is the 'holy grail' for new jobs in Michigan," Shirkey wrote during the live chat. "However, I unhesitantly do say that making Michigan a labor freedom state does remove a very clear obstacle to investment in Michigan. And it is investments that create job opportunities."
Read the entire chat in the comments here or look for more highlights posted later this morning.
— CHRISTMAS FOR THE DOGS: Santa welcome two-legged and four-legged friends alike Tuesday at the Westwood Mall. Check out these photos.
— WONDER: A former Ezra Eby Elementary School student with cerebral palsy has sued Napoleon Community Schools, the Jackson County Intermediate School District and her former elementary school principal for not allowing her service dog, Wonder, in the classroom. The ACLU filed the lawsuit Monday in U.S. District Court on behalf of Ehlena Fry.
"To force a child to choose between her independence and her education is not only illegal, it is heartless," Michael J. Steinberg, ACLU of Michigan legal director, said in a press release.
The community helped raise money for Fry to have Wonder. The school district, however, decided she did not need the dog during classes.
— WATER TOWER FALL: The man who fell 30 feet inside Brooklyn's old water tower is expected to leave the hospital soon. Matt Schaedler had only bruises and a dislocated wrist. The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration opened an investigation into the accident.
— SHOP WITH A COP: Blackman-Leoni Township public safety officers, state troopers and Michigan Department of Corrections employees from the SMP Employee Club teamed up with elementary school students for a little shopping this week during Shop with a Cop.
— FIRE UP CHIPS: The Citizen Patriot and MLive.com want to send you to next week's Little Caesars Pizza Bowl at Ford Field to cheer on Central Michigan as they battle Western Kentucky. We're giving away four tickets. Look for more information on how to win later this morning.
— HIGH SCHOOL HOOPS: Did you miss any of the action Monday or Tuesday? Click here for a full roundup of games. Girls teams winning were Addison, Jackson High, Northwest, Manchester, Grass Lake, Napoleon, Concord, Columbia Central, Springport and Jackson Christian. For the boys, Stockbridge, Hillsdale and Leslie won.
Stay with www.mlive.com/japreps for all the latest Jackson-area prep sports news.
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-- Contact Aaron Aupperlee at (517) 262-2967 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at @tinynotebook.


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At this stage of his career,
shutouts aren't a big deal to goalie Johan Hedberg.
"Not at all. If we score one, a shutout is big," Hedberg said with a
"I don't have enough to challenge Marty on that."
Brodeur is the NHL's all-time shutout leader with 114. Hedberg has 16.
But No. 16 — in a
1-0 win over the rival Rangers on Friday night — will rank among the
biggest if the Devils somehow squeak into the playoffs.
Hedberg credited his teammates. "I think this is probably the best defensive effort (in front of him) I ever had in my whole career," he said.
The closest the Rangers came to scoring was a Ryan Callahan shot from the right side of the crease 21 seconds into the third period. Hedberg kept the puck out after it hit the far left post by freezing it under his left arm while on his back, and a video review backed up the call on the ice of no goal.
"I was pretty sure of that. I knew it hit the post right away. I heard the cling," Hedberg said.
Ilya Kovalchuk scored the only goal of the night.
"You knew it was one of those tight-checking games. When you get into those games it's usually only one or two goals that are scored," Jason Arnott said.
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Coach Jacques Lemaire said he was surprised only three penalties were called (two against the Devils) in what is usually a penalty-filled rivalry.
"Could've been (more)," he said. "I was surprised, yes."
Lemaire spoke of the Devils' confidence as the key to holding onto a slim lead.
"Totally. The team has good confidence," he said. "You can see by the plays they're making. The guys don't panic. From last year this is pretty much the same group (of players), but the guys don't panic like they did last year."
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Ilya Kovalchuk on his celebration after scoring on a breakaway: "It's a game. You have to have fun. (The fans) are here to see goals, body checks and fights."