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Providenciales presents some great opportunities to find shopping vacation deals on jewelry, designer resort apparel and fine artwork.
In the Grace Bay resort area, there are two shopping plazas – Regent Village and Salt Mills.
Regent Village has a number of restaurants featuring French, Thai, Italian, Indian and international cuisine, as well as art galleries, clothing stores, souvenir shops and jewelry stores. There is also FOTTAC, which sells the locally produced Bambarra rum and invites visitors to enjoy rum sampling.
Just across the street is Salt Mills, another plaza where shopping for vacation deals on souvenirs is easy and affordable. Here you will find more apparel and jewelry shops, a popular art gallery and also the Cuban cigar crafters and Yoshis Sushi.
The Ports of Call retail complex is another shopping area in the Grace Bay area that tourists enjoy visiting. A number of souvenir shops and restaurants are located at Ports of Call, as well as Giggles, which serves soft and hard ice cream and other sugary delights.
Some luxury resorts on Providenciales also feature boutiques. The Palms Turks and Caicos, located adjacent to the Alexandra Resort, has a designer boutique, swimwear shop, gourmet delicatessen and fine arts and crafts gallery. Resort apparel can also be found in boutiques at Seven Stars, Gansevoort and Grace Bay Club.
Book lovers can find a good selection of reading materials at Unicorn Bookstore, located in the same retail complex as the IGA on Leeward Highway.
If you are looking for vacation deals on locally made crafts, visit the crafts marketplace, located just a short walk from the Gourmet Graceway grocery store.
While you won't find a huge array of duty free or souvenir shops on Providenciales, you can easily find some terrific vacation deals on souvenirs and artwork during your visit. Jais Jewelry or Royal Jewels offer great deals on jewelry and watches.
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Matt Sorum: In His Own Words
Ever since Velvet Revolver went on hiatus in 2008, drummer Matt Sorum has been busy with a half dozen side projects including cover band Camp Freddy, high-end fashion line Sorum Noce, and contributed parts for beat software DrumCore. With Diamond Baby, fronted by his girlfriend, Ace, the 50-year-old drummer has another project to which he lends his songwriting and big-beat savvy. A flight delay threatened to cancel our interview but at the last minute the one-time Guns N' Roses basher rang to chat about his new baby, the pitfalls of fame and, um, Gregg Bissonette. In case that's not enough, he's also shooting hyper-stylized action-shot self-portraits. Behind the kit! Those you've got to see: mattsorumart.com.
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I got the notice from Slash that he wasn't going to be available for a couple of years, so instead of going out to try to do a rock band, which is virtually impossible, I thought, What could I do that would be completely off the charts? You know, I used to listen to all this weird '80s electronic music: Ultravox, Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode. For this Diamond Baby project, basically a lot of it started with programming the beat. I got the new Yamaha [DTX900 electronic] drums — they're killer. What I did was I started to layer the live drums in a way that was more modern and more technical. I've got three or four samples running on my live snare, and I've got each song in sequence. I've got 808s and bitching sub-low kick sounds. It sounds deep and then I got loops going too. It's different for me because I've always been primarily a live drummer.
From Drum Corps to DrumCore
Paul Allen from Microsoft — he's one of the richest guys in the world — Paul had this idea that he was going to record all these drummers. This studio he has in the Hollywood Hills is one of the best in the world. There's a 128-channel digital SSL console, an incredible drum room with 30' ceilings and beautiful wood floors. I spent about three days in there on different samples and at different bpm intervals. The system works pretty cool. It drops right into Pro Tools. I started the [DrumCore] library for Paul as a personal project but then he's like, "This is pretty cool, I'm gonna put it out," being the computer guy he is, right? The thing is I should have got more money. I've turned on the TV and heard my s__t. Yeah, I'd be watching a football game or something and I'm like, "Hey, that sounds like me." Well, it is me.
All That Jazz
When I got the call from Kathy Rich to play on the Burning For Buddy album, I got a little bit petrified for a moment. I go, "Who's on the record?" She's like "Omar Hakim, Dave Weckl …" I'm like, "What are you calling me for?" When she sent me the tracks, I said I'd be interested in some of the early '60s Buddy stuff, where he kind of started dabbling in rock and funk, and when I heard the track "Beulah Witch," I thought, I can sink my teeth into that. I asked Kathy if there was a chart for the song. She said, "My dad doesn't read music." [laughs] Yeah, Buddy didn't read a note, he just played. I read a bit, but I'm no Gregg Bissonette. That guy could read chicken scratch off the wall and make it sound like something.
Drum stars only
What I love about Camp Freddy is I've gotten to play with all my heroes: Ozzy Osbourne, Billy Gibbons, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop. Steven Tyler came with Mick Fleetwood and Tyler got on drums and him and Mick played "Wipeout" on two drum kits. I played tambourine. I'm getting to play with all these drummers, too. Chad Smith's come to play with me, Travis Barker, Sugarfoot Moffett, Tré Cool, Stephen Perkins, Fab from The Strokes. I played on "Billion Dollar Babies" for Alice Cooper and he turned around and he said, "I haven't heard it played that way since we recorded it [with original drummer Neal Smith]," and that was a big compliment.
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With the Epic Canvas series I was, Why couldn't a drummer play the sticks in a way like a composer? So these two really creative dudes came to me and said "We're going to try to do this with light'" and we got these really groovy nightsticks, like red, blue, green, purple. I was in pitch black. The idea was we didn't want to see the drums, just see what was created by the rhythm. The photos are printed onto art canvas so the process is pretty heavy. We spent six months doing this. And I just had a gallery opening in Beverly Hills. My stuff is hanging at the Andrew Weiss Gallery about 5' away from Marc Chagall.


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Timayo Knight, 31, would have to come up with a half-million dollars in cash before being released from Mobile County Metro Jail.
District Judge Bob Sherling said while he believes that no bail is appropriate in this case, he by law must set a bail.
The charge against Knight was upgraded from first-degree assault to murder after his uncle, Bonnie Pogue, was taken off life support and died at a local hospital Saturday.
Pogue, 79, was found bleeding from the face at the home he shared with his nephew on April 18. It wasn't immediately clear what happened.
Police then searched the home, discovering two eyeballs in a trash can and a bloody spoon nearby.
Knight has a history of mental problems, including 2 involuntary commitments to Searcy Hospital, a state hospital for the mentally ill. In 2006, police found Knight sitting in the middle of Government Street, refusing to move. Family members have reported other bizarre behaviors, such as running through traffic and asking paranoid questions.
The judge said it was clear, whether he's guilty or not, that Knight would be a danger to the community, if released.
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Former Devils coach Jacques Lemaire says Ilya Kovalchuk's teammates won't hold it against him when he says he'd like to stay in Russia's KHL rather than return to the NHL.
"Guys don't care about that. Maybe in the beginning when they hear what he says they have some comments, but that is forgotten quickly," Lemaire told The Star-Ledger. "You have to forgive and forget. I don't think the other guys will care about any of this."
Lemaire feels Kovalchuk's comments were designed more to build up the KHL and speak kindly about his home country.
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Several Devils players said whatever day Kovalchuk arrives in camp, they'll hold no grudges.
"No, not at all. Kovy is one of the best teammates we've ever had. We look forward to getting him back in the room," David Clarkson said. "He was fortunate enough to be able to play in his home country. He got to do that during the lockout.
"He's one of those guys that everyone in the room loves. He's a leader. He's important in this locker room. Whenever it is he gets back, fine. He's a fantastic guy and well-respected."
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Last week we were discussing the question of when to strike when you have an advantage, using some of my games from a recent tournament as examples. The question of when to attack and when to make small improvements/ prevent counterplay is a very difficult one. A mistimed attack is one of the big reasons people lose their advantage; mistimed attempts at counterplay are also a big reason why bad positions become lost positions.
In order to learn timing in chess you need to spend a lot of time and play a lot to develop your intuition. An important thing to keep in mind is that if you have a long-term, stable advantage then you can spend more time building up your position and preventing counterplay; while if you have a temporary advantage, then you are likely to lose it if you don't attack right away. For example, in my game with IM Ludwig (from last week's article) his advantage consisted in his slightly superior mobilization and my somewhat awkward pieces. However, a delay of just one move gave me the chance to put my position in order.
So, back to the tournament. After the fourth round of the Eastern Open I was not in the best of moods. I had spoiled an easily won ending against Ludwig and only drawn; in the following round I had completely lost control and lost against GM Kaufman from a slightly better position. After that bad day, I was just trying to salvage the tournament.
The next day I played against a national master, Andrew Samuelson. Andrew went to UMBC at the same time as I did, so I know him pretty well. He has a good knowledge of theory and calculates pretty well, but plays too quickly and perhaps loses concentration at some moments.
In this game I played an already quite risky opening very poorly, and was in serious trouble by move nineteen - so much so that I offered a draw despite the large rating difference and my need to win some games to get back into contention in the tournament. My opponent correctly refused the draw, but in doing so probably did not play the most dangerous move. After a further missed opportunity, I found myself in a passive position with little counterplay.
At this point I have a nice-looking knight on f5 and the White king is a little open, but that is it. Meanwhile, the Bf2 is effectively restricting the knight in a typical way. My other pieces can't do much and are tripping over each other. Since if I played the natural 23...Nce7 I would have to basically just continue with waiting moves after that anyway, I felt it was okay to set a trap with 23...Rad8!? . He could easily refuse the d-pawn and play a move like 24.Kh2, followed by preparing a pawn advance on the queenside. White's advantage is long-term, so there is no need to try to win immediately. I feel that most experienced players would not even look at the d-pawn; but my opponent decided to call my "bluff":
It can be tough to decide when to switch from patiently building up your game to concrete calculation, looking for an immediate win. Here, White's advantage was long-term, so there was no need to capture on d5 unless it was clearly winning. To some extent intuition needs to be a factor - I think most players would not even consider taking on d5 and justifying my previous move, especially since otherwise Black has no counterplay. If White is going to capture the pawn, it should be calculated very carefully.
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Nice article!
This is certainly the sort of trap I would set as Black in such a situation, but sadly, also a trap I would have fallen into as White!
Very entertaining and instructive article, as usual.
No he said the opening was risky but that he played it very poorly. So the opening isn't what was poor but the player.
He meant that he played the opening poorly, not that the Alekhine is a poor opening. It's very good if you know what you are doing, but if you don't it is certainly very risky to play it as white or as black.
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While working at the formula student racing team I had the chance to develop a board with DDR memory and took it, the result did not make it into the car. But there are now several projects at the UaS RheinMain (Hochschule RheinMain) that use these boards.
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TurnInEverything automatically turns in all completed quests, pasting any progress and reward text into the chat frame. The intent is to let you read the quest story without worrying about about the NPC wandering away, being attacked, etc. Or alternatively to ignore the story and clicking for quests you've already done 1000 times — with the text copied to your chat frame it's your choice to read or ignore it without being stuck within dialog range of the NPC.
Right-click on quest turn-in NPCs. Watch the magic. There's nothing else to it.
If there's only one quest reward TurnInEverything automatically accepts that reward. If there's more than one choice for the quest reward TurnInEverything will examine all the options and:
- if none of the items are usable, TurnInEverything will accept the item with the highest vendor sell value
- if one of the items is usable, but does not have the highest vendor sell value, or if more than one item is usable, TurnInEverything wait for the user to select a quest reward manually
If you'd prefer that TurnInEverything always select based on the vendor sell value or always accept the single usable item, these behaviors can be modified by selecting "Usable, Highest Mode", "Usable Mode", "Gold Mode" as detailed below.
You can temporarily disable automatic quest completion by holding the shift key while opening the gossip/quest frame. This should help work around A) bugs in my code and B) situations where you don't want to turn in all completable quests. Be sure to hold down the shift key at each click in the process, otherwise the progress events will trigger automatic turn-in even if the initial click didn't.
Slash Commands
TurnInEverything now has a GUI for all configuration items.
/tie will bring up the settings window, or you can find it in the usual addons setting portion of the interface. All previous slash commands have been disabled.
Usable, Highest Mode
This is the new default mode for TurnInEverything, to adjust for the changes in the way WoW5's works with regard to "usable" items. In this mode TurnInEverything should be "safe" -- it will only automatically accept quest rewards if there is no choice (i.e. only one reward available), if all items are unusable, or if there is only one usable item and that item has the highest vendor sale value. If there is more than one usable item, or if there is a single usable item but it does not have the highest vendor sale value, TurnInEverything will wait for the user to manually select a quest reward. When all rewards are unusable TurnInEverything will select the item with the highest vendor sale value.
Usable Mode
This is the old default mode, and should now be considered deprecated; changes to gameplay in WoW5 make this mode undesirable. In this mode TurnInEverything will automatically accept quest rewards if there is no choice, if all items are unusable, or if only one item is usable. If there is more than one usable item TurnInEverything will wait for the user to manually select a quest reward. When all rewards are unusable TurnInEverything will select the item with the highest vendor sale value.
Gold Mode
When "Gold Mode" is selected TurnInEverything will automatically choose the quest reward choice with the highest vendors sell value in all cases, regardless of usability or the number of choices. While this mode may be useful for some players caution is advised — if you care about anything other than the vendor sell value of the quest rewards this mode is likely to make choices you don't like.
Argent Tournament
I've added specific support for Argent Tournament Purse/Writ quest rewards, so TurnInEverything can now automatically select a reward for such quests. I was (and still am) planning to support a more general "training" system to allow you to teach TurnInEverything which rewards you would like for any quest, but it's been so long since I promised that I figured I could at least add support for the Argent Tournament quests.
Coming Features:
- Fully deprecate "Usable Mode" and clean up the configuration items and help text related to the old modes
- disregard_lc has requested a method to automatically accept a specified reward in repeatable quests. I had the same thought while I was turning in the Thanksgiving quests. So I'll see if I can work something like that out. Currently I'm thinking of a "learning" mode for TIE, where you hold down a modifier during quest reward — and/or enabling the learning mode via a /slash command — selection and TIE will remember and automatically select the same reward next time you turn in that quest.
- Along the same lines, I'm going to add a learning mode to let you add quests and NPCs to the ignore list. This is somewhat like the exception list I suggest below, but using the new learning mechanism I have in mind instead of typing quest names. This should be both easier to use and more reliable, as it will use quest/NPC ID numbers instead of names.
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- Create some sort of replacement for the old "Usable" mode that is more compatible with modern gameplay
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Stop me if you've heard this before: "There's nothing to do here." We've all heard this from kids about how there's nothing to do in (fill in the name of a local community).
Now let's flip the script and look at the other end of the spectrum. There is plenty to do for older adults. But those activities are changing and the demand is going to be shifting as well - and with that changing demand a need for there to be "something to do."
The May/June edition of "The Review," the magazine produced by the Michigan Municipal League, focuses on being able to handle our aging society in Michigan. The last of the baby boomers will hit 50 next year, and in Michigan 32.8 percent of the population is 50 with it estimated to be 36.8 percent when the last of the boomers hit 65 years old. Nearly one in four Michigan residents will be over the age of 50.
In a section the magazine called Crunching the Numbers, it states people 65 and older in Michigan have $37 billion in combined income. That's a lot of spending power for seniors; extend it to those 50 and older and that is one desirable economic demographic.
Northeast Michigan is in many ways a retirement area. We have many people who retire to the area after spending their careers working elsewhere. When you put that on top of the people who spent their lives here and retired here, you can see, in part, how we got to this point.
There are other factors that shape a region's demographics, including employment, educational opportunities and quality of life. And our region can support that by looking at how it has changed due to the loss of jobs.
Let's look at the U.S. Census Bureau's 2012 population estimates of our four counties for the opposite ends of the age spectrum and the overall change in the area.
So what does that mean to us? What does that mean to Northeast Michigan?
It's a lot of numbers and those can be translated in a number of ways, depending on your argument and point of view. There also are lots of numbers missing from the middle. However, these numbers do provide us with a good picture of where we are heading.
We know the overwhelming reason our population has dropped is because of a lack of jobs, so long-term goals have to be to get those jobs that will bring full-time work to the area. These are the types of jobs that support families. But that is just a part of the equation.
Let's go back to one number: $37 billion. A slice of that pie can make a big difference too. Short-term and long-term we have to appeal to those with the money - regardless if they are going to bring businesses to our area or just spend money in our area. If it's green it's going to spend and we shouldn't be particular about whether the spender is 25, 45 or 65. In fact 65 probably spends more than 25.
Another crunched number: two-thirds of trips taken by those 65 and older are as passengers in private vehicles. They aren't jetting around the country or globe. While there are times they are driving to other states, you know they are driving around the state.
Now it all boils down to having the things seniors find important in terms of quality of life for those who will live here, and desirable things for those who don't live here to bring them to visit.
The numbers bear it out that this is a much sought-after demographic, even if it isn't the "sexy," hip demographic. Finding what is important to them and being able to fill it could go a long way in helping our area economically.
I guess you could say that 65 really is the new 50.Steve Murch can be reached via email at email@example.com or by phone at 358-5686. Follow Steve on Twitter at sm_alpenanews. Read his blog, Pardon, Me But ... at www.thealpenanews.com.


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The Solon Center for the Arts was my family's "home away from home" for over nine years.
My children lived for the nights they could attend Stories on Stage, Spotlight Youth Theater and all of the special programs held for children interested in theater. The tech weeks that they experienced, and the plays they performed in (over 25) brought them to a new level of understanding and love of the art of performing.
The stage presence they developed, the confidence they found and the joy brought to their lives by being a part of this wonderful family (both actors and directors) have propelled them into the secure selves that they have become as high school and college students. I believe the guidance shown to them by the administration and directors was instrumental in them becoming the people they are today.
It is very sad to think that the center may not be available to the children of Solon and surrounding communities for the coming years. It would be a huge mistake to not have future generations of children experience the warmth, love and sense of community that is needed to keep our children well-rounded and confident, while continually enhancing their love for the arts.
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SYDNEY — The Glace Bay Panthers girls kept the Breton Education Centre Bears off the score sheet in a 7-0 win in Cape Breton High School Rugby League play on Wednesday at Membertou Athletic Field.
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Sandra Madore of the Glace Bay Panthers watches the scrum between her team and the Breton Education Centre Bears during Cape Breton High School Rugby League action Wednesday at Membertou Athletic Field.
Sandra Madore scored the try and made the conversion for Glace Bay.
In the boy's half of the doubleheader, the Panthers cruised to a 29-0 win over the Bears.
Anthony Wadden and Cordell Slaunwhite led the way with two tries apiece, and Mike Gouthro added a single try. Adam Verge and Daniel Guzman kicked a conversion apiece.
The Riverview Rugrats girls picked up a shutout victory as well, blanking the Sydney Academy Wildcats 36-0.
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3 Smoothie Recipes That Packed In The Nutrients And Vitamins
3 Smoothie Recipes That Packed In The Nutrients And Vitamins
Whether your resolution is to finally lose the weight — or get your dream job, or harder yet, rear perfect, angelic geniuses — you'll need energy to achieve your goal and I've got a deliciously, smooth remedy to help! It's called a smoothie and it's great for everything from weight loss to skin-rejuvenation to energy boosting. It's also a nutritious addition to a balanced diet.
We know you've all had (or even made) smoothies before. But you get more bang for your nutritional buck when you control the ingredients — let's face it, some of the options you buy at the mall, airport, or other such places can contain a whopping 25-40 grams of sugar, while having little nutritional benefit at all. Yikes!
So dust-off your Vitamix, or any high-powered blender or bullet, and try these recipes to soothe your sniffles, detox your body, replace hi-fat meals, lose weight, get youthful skin, or all of the above. These are dairy-free, vegan recipes that double as gluten-free options. Each smoothie batch has 21 grams of protein (provided by Hemp protein concentrate).
Here are my go-to smoothies and the reasons they are such a big part of my family's (and my patients') diets:
Pick-Me-Up Green Smoothie
I love this one because the green veggies and fruits in this smoothie have natural anti-inflammatory antioxidants and chlorophyll, which reduce inflammation that can lead to joint and muscle pain (think arthritis) and that feeds destructive free radicals that lead to chronic heart diseases and more. The matcha green tea powder and fresh ginger also boost energy and metabolism. For an extra power-packing energy boost and anti-inflammatory alkaline boost, add 1 scoop of organic, whole-leaf wheat grass powder, which by the way, also boosts immunity.
2 handfuls washed, fresh spinach
2 handfuls washed, fresh collards and/or kale
4-5 spears fresh pineapple
½ cucumber
1 peeled kiwi fruit
½ banana
1 small orange, peeled
1 small granny smith or fuji apple, quartered
1 thumb-sized piece of fresh ginger, peeled (more if you like it spicier)
1 scoop hemp protein concentrate
1 scoop matcha green tea powder
1 scoop organic whole leaf, wheat grass powder
1 cup pure coconut water
Blend all ingredients to desired consistency and serve over ice cubes or, for an extra energy boost, over Wheat Grass ice cubes (found in frozen foods section of Whole Foods, Publix, or local grocery store)
Yield: four 6-ounce servings
Detox Formula Smoothie
This is my go-to Detox smoothie (and sometimes a juice when made without the protein concentrate). Beets are the super ingredient in this drink.
Rich in potassium, magnesium, Vitamin A, and B-Vitamins, beets support healthy liver function. If you've ever had dare I say, 1 too many cocktails, or eaten poorly, this is a great smoothie to detox the liver. Beets are especially healthy for women — they are appreciated for replenishing the iron lost to menses and supply iron and B-vitamins for the growth of cells in those who are pregnant or who wish to conceive. What's more? Beets contain boron, a mineral necessary to produce healthy human sex hormones. That's code for "Get your Sexy back!"
Finally, the antioxidants, vitamins, and fiber found in the supporting fruits of this smoothie make it a slam-dunk for detoxing the body.
3-4 medium beets
1 small orange
1 Granny Smith or McIntosh Apple
2 carrots
4 pineapple spears
1 handful blackberries
1 scoop of hemp protein concentrate
1 cup pure coconut water
1 thumb-sized piece of fresh ginger, cut into slices
Blend all ingredients and serve over ice.
Yield: four 6-ounce servings
Antioxidant Punch
This smoothie is an elixir for youthful, dewy skin that glows. It is a super-rich source of antioxidants, Vitamins A & C, beta-carotene, and heart-protecting soluble fiber.
4 pineapple spears
¼ cup blueberries, washed
5-6 medium strawberries, washed and tops removed
¼ cups raspberries, washed
2-4 carrots, washed
1 orange small, peeled
1 small Granny Smith or McIntosh Apple
1 thumb-sized piece of fresh ginger, cut into slices
1 scoop hemp protein concentrate
1 cup pure coconut water (substitute filtered or purified water and save 45 calories per 8-ounce serving)
Blend all ingredients and serve over ice.
Yield: four 6-ounce servings
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YouTube released YouTube Rewind 2013, its epic list of the most popular videos and channels of the year, today - Dec. 11.
More than six billion hours of video are watched on YouTube, according to the site. The top ten videos of this year had 850 million views total. The number one video had 276,545,271 views - that's more than 21 times the number of people living in Pennsylvania.
So what were the top ten trending videos on YouTube this year? Here's the list, in descending order.
10. Mozart vs Skrillex. Epic Rap Battles of History Season 2
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By Mark Waller and Mary Sparacello
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After finishing a distant second in the primary election, George Branigan ended his run Wednesday for the Kenner-based 79th District seat in the Louisiana House of Representatives, handing victory to Tony Ligi.
Branigan received 23 percent of the total vote in Saturday's balloting, barely half Ligi's 42 percent. A runoff between the two candidates was set for Nov. 17. Three other candidates were eliminated on Saturday.
The steep uphill climb to reach Ligi is what prompted him to leave the race, said Branigan, a 48-year-old Kenner Republican and salesman of health insurance and other employee benefits. He said his advisers told him he would have to go negative to catch up.
"Basically I didn't feel like mounting a negative campaign on somebody was the right thing to do," Branigan said. "I value my reputation in the community."
"My gut says, 'Never quit,' but you've got to be realistic," he said.
Ligi, a 52-year-old Kenner Republican and lawyer, said he respected Branigan's decision to step aside after working hard on the race. Ligi said it frees him to spend the next several weeks preparing to take office instead of campaigning.
"I don't know that there was a whole lot he could go negative with on me, but I appreciate the decision he made," Ligi said.
"It's really a good thing for the district because I don't have to knock on doors for four weeks," he said. "It gives me the opportunity to hit the ground running."
Ligi will take the seat now held by Rep. Danny Martiny, R-Kenner, who is term-limited. Martiny on Saturday won the 10th Senate District election.
When he goes to Baton Rouge in January, Ligi said his first priority will be ethics reform for politicians. During the campaign, he said he wants to prohibit elected officials from seeking state contracts and to increase penalties for ethical violations, both for politicians and organizations associated with them.
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I find the numbers low, 37 ladies and 38 men competing, I wish the minimum scores were somewhat lower.
By the way, my understanding is that some skaters can still make it to Worlds based on ongoing and future international events such as Junior Worlds.
Someone gave the example of Agata Kryger who could qualify to Worlds though Junior Worlds.
Does anyone know what is the date when we will be able to see the final list of skaters?
How come Edwards & Pang are listed as the Ice Dance substitute for Canada?
But for all these skaters, it will be very hard to obtain these TES. So 34 men and 35 ladies will be more probable.
And there is some (rare) skaters that don't use their possibility to compete, as Isadora Williams.
And I also agree that it's better for Adelina not to overshadow her Olympic victory with another big pressure at Worlds. All the skating world is expecting her to prove herself now. That's a big pressure for anyone but especially if you are 17 years old, and if your social accounts are full of hateful comments...
I may be alone in this opinion but I think it would be awesome to see Adelina compete at Worlds.
Kind of like saying, "I'm not going to be intimidated by what happened in Sochi. I don't care if Worlds IS taking place so close to Korea. I'm here to prove that my OGM was no fluke."
Sotnikova always bombed in Japan (4 times). It could be the major factor.
I'm a bit confused, because I had read that Adelina was actually planning to attend Worlds...
She is listed as a substitute... and I heard that final decisions are yet to be made as to who will actually compete (same for Volosozhar/Trankov).
It could be as simple as erring on the side of caution: if there is any doubt, best to NOT let fans, and people hoping to see the new Olympic champions, pay for tickets, flights, hotels etc... until they are sure they won't end up angry and disappointed!
I heard that the Russian Fed will decide whether Adelina will go to Worlds after 10th March - after she returns from shows. Personally, i don't think she will go to Worlds. It's not enough time for preparation to that kind of competitions. So, you either prepare for Worlds or do so many shows. But the worst thing is that Anna should wait for the decision of RFed and the atmosphere of uncertainty is bad for effective preparation for such important competitions.
I am ecstatic to find out that S/S can now end their career with a 5th win at Worlds. Ditch the 3Axel and go cleanish and they'll likely beat anyone. Especially since it's it Japan and not Russia. So nice of V/T to pull out.


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It's time to Ask the Trail Blazers again.
In recent weeks, we've learned about Damian Lillard's affinity for roller skating, Wesley Matthews' "Call of Duty" prowess and Will Barton's love of crab cakes. Who knows what might surface when you have a forum with Nicolas Batum?
Batum, who has increased his production in the absence of injured All-Star LaMarcus Aldridge, is playing perhaps the best basketball of his career. In 10 March games, the Blazers' starting small forward is averaging 15.1 points, 12.9 rebounds and 4.5 assists, all while playing 39.3 minutes per game.
Oh, and he also recently welcomed a one-on-one challenge from Matthews.
You know the drill … if you have a question for Batum, leave it in the comment section below. I'll pick a few of my favorites, check in with Batum and post the answers in a few days.
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Gov. Jon Corzine suffered leg fractures and "multiple rib fractures" in this afternoon's crash of his SUV on the Garden State Parkway.
The governor is undergoing surgery at Cooper University Medical Center in Camden.
At a news conference this evening, Steven Ross, a trauma surgeon at Cooper, said Corzine is "stable, in the operating room having leg fractures attended to."
Ross said that after surgery Corzine will be in the Intensive Care Unit in critical but stable condition.
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"Tumbatu offers U.S. Americans a wonderful opportunity to understand what life is like in the moment. We live at a neck breaking speed most of our lives in the U.S., but life in Tumbatu allows us to slow and refreshingly enjoy the power of life in each moment. The richness of it all is right in front of us if we allow it to happen."—GCN trip participant
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The GCN Team will be living and working with the Afro-Ecuadorians in Tumbatu, a small community in northern central Ecuador. This community is home to many Afro-Ecuadorians who live a rural, agricultural lifestyle. Africans were brought to the country during the Atlantic slave trade; today Afro- Ecuadorians comprise between 5-10% of the country's population and remain marginalized from society, especially in the rural region. Tumbatu has invited GCN to partner on a variety of community projects, including creating a community plaza, building irrigation ditches and making repairs to other community buildings. Since 2006, the residents of Tumbatu have welcomed GCN teams and are eager to further develop the partnership and friendships.
The Journey
After arriving in Quito and settling into a hotel, the team members meet for orientation. The next day, the team can explore Quito, a fascinating colonial capital with extensive markets, historical buildings and museums. The team will travel by public bus for approximately three hours to Ibarra. A member of the host community will then take the team to the community of Tumbatu to meet their hosts. Once settled into their homes for the week, the team will meet the community and plan the project work. At the end of the trip, the team members will return via the same route to Quito, where they will spend the last evening of the GCN experience. Many participants extend their stay after their time in the village to explore more of Ecuador's captivating areas, including the Andes mountains, Galapagos islands and a wide array of flora and fauna.
A Day in Community
A morning starts with the sounds of the community preparing for a new day, kids running off to school and adults heading to work. Goats are led to pasture while women take their clothes to wash in the stream. After a breakfast of eggs, bread, papayas, mangos, jugo de árbol de tomate (tomato juice), tuna (prickly pear) the team gets to work on the project site. The team collaborates on various projects like gardening, painting, laying bricks or playing with kids in the preschool. After lunch, participants may continue on work or teach an English lesson with students in the school. In the afternoon, participants join community members at the sports field for a pickup game of volleyball or soccer, or on a park bench for a chat in the main plaza. Before dinner, the team holds a meeting with their team leader to reflect on the celebrations, challenges and cultural exchanges they experienced during the day. The team members take turns reading from the team journal and preparing for the next day's activities. In the evening, the team may share stories, songs or games with the host families before everyone enjoys a warm soup for dinner and returns to their bedding for rest.
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Program fees cover on-site accommodations (lodging and meals), in-country transportation, orientation materials, a donation to the project, emergency medical and evacuation insurance, and a team leader to manage logistics and facilitate your cultural immersion experience. Airfare to/from Quito and costs relating to activities outside of the village are an additional responsibility of the individual participant.


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The screenplay by Ehren Kruger, who shared script credit on the second film with Alias veterans Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman, who also wrote the first one, is a much more intelligible affair that keeps the plot and action more or less coherent. The movie begins in clever fashion with an alternate history lesson in which we learn that the space race of the 1960s was in response to a Transformer spaceship crash-landing on the dark side of the moon. Bay and his team of editors mix actual footage of President Kennedy and the scientists at NASA with their own recreation of the Apollo 11 landing, whose real goal was to explore the crashed ship and retrieve anything they could.
We then leap forward to the present day, where we are dragged through a monotonous comedy of errors as returning hero Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf, struggling mightily to make an impression), now a certified college graduate, tries to land his first job in the nation's capitol, all the while bemoaning his perceived lack of importance after having helped save the world twice. He has little success in the job market, but he still scores in the romance department, replacing Megan Fox with Victoria Secret's model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, over whose body Bay's camera relentlessly drools (she is introduced, not surprisingly, as a disembodied set of naked legs and feet, thus ensuring from the outset that we are not meant to see her as a complete person, but rather as a body to be possessed and fought over). Huntington-Whiteley, who is more or less competent in her first acting role, plays a British diplomatic aid who now works in the office of a smug multi-millionaire played by Patrick Dempsey, thus adding sexual tension to the film's already overheated dynamics, which also include John Malkovich in a completely random role as Sam's obsessive-compulsive new boss and Ken Jeong as a bizarro co-worker.
The object of battle between the Autobots (the good Transformers) and the Decepticons (the bad Transformers) is a set of pillars that, when put into action together, form a space-time gateway that can only be controlled by Sentinel Prime, the former leader of the Autobots who is brought back to life by Optimus Prime, the current leader and epitome of all that is good and righteous in the universe (one could make a fun drinking game out of Optimus Prime's constant declarations about "freedom" throughout the film). The Decepticons, who have apparently taken refuge in the Serengeti after their beatings in the previous two movies, have their own plans, and the movie builds to an extended battle in Chicago (the first movie trashed Los Angeles and the second reduced the pyramids of Egypt to rubble) that represents Bay's best action filmmaking since The Rock (1996) and the attack sequence in Pearl Harbor (2001). The battle sequences actually maintain spatial coherence, largely because Bay eases off the editing button and allows the action to unfold in lengthier shots that allow us to appreciate the composition, scope, and detail of the CGI mayhem, rather than just having our brains rattled. The best sequence takes place in a collapsing office building, with the main characters hanging on as Bay teases us with vertiginous suspense that is sadly lacking in most of his oeuvre. Of course, even when Bay is at the top of his game he can't help but keep pushing and pushing until it all goes over the top, but at this point we couldn't (and shouldn't) expect anything else. At one point, Optimus Prime intones that "In any war, there are calms between the storms," although he might think twice about that statement if he ever watched one of Bay's movies.
Overall Rating: (2)
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Alamo (sculpture)
|Bernard (Tony) Rosenthal
|2.4 m × 2.4 m × 2.4 m (8 ft × 8 ft × 8 ft)
|Astor Place traffic island, Lafayette Street at 8th Street, Manhattan, New York
|Coordinates: 40°43′48″N 73°59′28″W / 40.73000°N 73.99111°W
Alamo, also known as the Astor Place Cube or simply The Cube, is an outdoor sculpture by Bernard (Tony) Rosenthal, located on Astor Place, in the East Village, Manhattan, New York City. It takes the form of a black cube, 8 feet (2.4 m) long on each side, mounted on a corner. The cube is made of Cor-Ten steel and weighs about 1,800 pounds (820 kg). The faces of the cube are not flat but have various indentations, protrusions, and ledges. The sculpture's name, Alamo, is designated on a small plaque on one corner of the base and was selected by the artist's wife because its scale and mass reminded her of the Alamo Mission.[1][2]
Installed in 1967 as part of the "Sculpture and the Environment" organized by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, the Cube was one of 25 temporary art installations that were intended to remain for a six-month period, however local residents successfully petitioned the city to keep the Alamo. It has since become a popular meeting place in the East Village.[1][2][3][4] It stands in the middle of an intersection, across the street from two entrances to the Astor Place station of the New York City Subway's 4 6 <6> trains, as well as the Cooper Union Foundation Building.
Alamo is one of five similar cubes created by Rosenthal.[5] The identical Endeavor stands on the campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where Rosenthal earned a bachelor of fine arts degree. The cube was donated by the class of 1965 and was installed in 1968. The "Endeavor" cube also rotates but its pivot is sunken into the ground, as opposed to the pivot of the Alamo, which is on a separate platform.[6][7]
On March 10, 2005, the Parks Department removed the Cube for maintenance. The original artist and crew replaced a missing bolt, and made a few other minor repairs. A makeshift replica of polyvinyl chloride tubes named the Jello Cube in honor of Peter Cooper was placed in its stead. In November 2005, the Cube returned with a fresh coat of black paint, still able to spin.[1][8]
In October 2015, the sculpture was covered in a protective wooden box because of the redevelopment of Astor Place, but was eventually removed off-site again for "restoration and repainting" and to keep it "out of harm's way," according to a representative of the New York City Parks Department.[9]
- The Cube can be spun on its vertical axis.[8] One person can push it slowly with some exertion, and two or more people without difficulty. This activity is frequently carried out by visitors to the sculpture.
- In June 2003, the Cube was the subject of a prank played by the ATF squad (All Too Flat) in which it was turned into a giant Rubik's Cube.[1] The cube stayed up for about 24 hours before NYC maintenance removed the painted cardboard panels from the sculpture.[10]
- In March 2006, the Graffiti Research Lab distributed LED throwies to a group of people to throw onto and decorate the Cube.[11]
- In April 2006, a tub of chalk was left by the Cube and passersby began to draw on it. Seven individuals were later arrested for vandalism. The chalk was washed off by NYC maintenance the following morning.[12]
- In October 2011, the visual artist Olek (Agata Oleksiak) made a crochet covering with her signature camouflage pattern over the cube.[13]
- On December 14, 2011, Caltech students covered the cube in a fitted cloth, making it resemble the Weighted Companion Cube from the video game Portal.[14]
- In October 2013, a fake documentary video went viral claiming to show that a man lived inside the cube.[15]
- For Halloween 2015, a man dressed up as the cube and stood in its place, as Astor Place is being rebuilt and Alamo is temporarily off-site.[16]
See also[edit]
- 5 in 1 (1973–1974)
- ^ a b c d Moynihan, Colin (November 19, 2005). "The Cube, Restored, Is Back and Turning at Astor Place". The New York Times. Retrieved March 18, 2009.
- ^ a b Grimes, William (August 1, 2009). "Tony Rosenthal, 94, Sculptor of Public Art". The New York Times. Retrieved July 17, 2010.
- ^ "Astor Place Cube Will Stay in Place". The New York Times. November 23, 1967. p. 33. Retrieved July 17, 2010.
- ^ Bleyer, Jennifer (January 30, 2005). "A Famous Cube Puzzles Its Biggest Fans". The New York Times. Retrieved July 17, 2010.
- ^ "Tony Rosenthal Cube Sculptures" on the Tony Rosenthal website
- ^ "The Cube in A²". University of Michigan. October 31, 2000. Retrieved July 17, 2010.
- ^ "The Cube "Endeavor"". University of Michigan. Archived from the original on August 19, 2010. Retrieved July 17, 2010.
- ^ a b Lockhart (7 November 2005). "Remember the Alamo: Astor Cube Coming Home". Curbed. Retrieved 15 January 2015.
- ^ Carlson, Jen. "Video: The Astor Place Cube Has Been Removed For... A While" Gothamist (November 25, 2014)
- ^ "Astor Cube". All Too Flat. Archived from the original on July 21, 2010. Retrieved July 17, 2010.
- ^ "LED Throwies II". Graffiti Research Lab. Archived from the original on March 9, 2010. Retrieved July 17, 2010.
- ^ "Astor Cube Attacked with Chalk". Gothamist. April 2, 2006. Retrieved July 17, 2010.
- ^ "Street Artist Olek Hits Astor Place in New York City". YouTube. Retrieved December 24, 2011.
- ^ Woody Loverude (December 14, 2011). "Photos: CalTech Prank Club Blankets The Astor Place Cube". Gothamist. Retrieved December 14, 2011.
- ^ "Astor Place Cube Hoax"
- ^ Yakas, Ben. "Astor Place Cube Man Was The Best Costume In NYC"Gothamist (November 1, 2015)
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Alamo (Astor Place Cube).
- Tony Rosenthal
- "Alamo". Art Inventories Catalog. Smithsonian American Art Museum.
- Chris-O (Feb 13, 2002). "Cooper Cube". Everything2.
- Lent, Chris. "Alamo". Faculty. Cooper Union.
- Chan-Norris, Jesse (Nov 18, 2005). "The Alamo Returns to Astor Place".


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Another report from the trenches, these digs a little more packed.
My colleague, Delen Goldberg, dared tackle the Clay area along Route 31, from Route 57 to Great Northern Mall this afternoon.
There, she found Canadians and lots of shoppers. A couple of busloads of them were Canadian shoppers. They're on a shopping trip in Central New York that sounds so '80s. They left their hotel at 11 p.m. last night, went to Prime Outlets Waterloo at midnight, then came back to Syracuse for a tour de force of local shopping, starting at Carousel Center. Too bad we don't have any Tim Hortons for them yet.
That's the lighter side.
The dark side is this: Unlike Erie Boulevard's entrance to ShoppingTown Mall, its sister mall has Route 31 in a gridlock.
"I'm sitting in the Target parking lot right now and it's crazy," said Delen. "Traffic going into Great Northern mall is backed up in the left lane all the way to Target."
Thickheaded me: "To Target? To get into Great Northen Mall?"
Delen: "That's what I said, genius." (Nah. She didn't actually say that. Delen is the nicest person ever.)
Here's what she really said: "Cars are backed up for blocks and blocks and blocks. And it's snowing pretty good, but it's not stopping people."
So there you go, as expected, heavy traffic on Route 31 on Black Friday.
Oh, and Target? If you're going there to buy electronic "Monopoly," you're better off taking a ride on the Reading Railroad. Target sold out of that unit an hour after the store opened, Delen discovered.
More, later.


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A Jersey City senior citizen proved herself tougher than most Hudson County residents when she braved the Dec. 26 blizzard to care for clients of the Visiting Homemaker Service of Hudson County, according to today's Jersey Journal.
More than 20 aides from VHS were undaunted by snow-clogged streets and made the arduous journeys to their clients' homes.
One of them was 70-year-old Willie Mae Covington who walked from her home on New Heckman Drive to the home of two clients through the unplowed streets, according to Denise LaPene, director of human resources for VHS.
"If I was younger, what wouldn't I be able to do," Covington said.
She doesn't rule out walking through another blizzard if that is what it takes to serve her clients.
"The clients were very happy to see me because they need help preparing meals, taking medication and bathing," Covington said.
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text: When we got the interpretation of what the integration was, the key words were "with all deliberate speed." And we could understand that that was a contradiction. We could understand that there probably was a lot of compromise, within the court, on the ruling that, and of course, there were no precedents, or cases, of what was all deliberate speed, and what was not, so we had to come with our interpretation of what all deliberate speed really meant, and we felt like – like anyone, I guess, in our position, that we – it would be related to our problems in our community. And so we made our own interpretation of what all deliberate speed was. Of course, we had good legal advice. And – but that was our conclusion. That our plan would be satisfactory for us, mainly if we had real, earnest intention to comply, and we did. We really intended to comply. We thought that that was our duty, and our job, our obligation to do it, and we wanted to be in conformance. But we did have another another standard that didn't have anything to do with the wording of the court, or any legal interpretation. I don't know whether it was Mr. Blossom's idea, or Dr. Cooper's idea, or someone else on the board, but we were dedicated to the continual improvement and progress, in trying to upgrade the quality of education in Arkansas, which at most, traditionally, had been 49th or 48th. And so we, among ourselves, and in our explanation to anyone that would listen to our plan, the speed would be that speed with which we could continue improvement. If we ever stalled, to where we could not continue improvement, we'd stall the plan. But we did intend to proceed, we did intend to comply, but we did intend to be controlled by the primary purpose. Our primary obligation, which was to continue to improve the education.


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Lou has said that the process of making the team better is always ongoing... of course at the deadline many GM's need to let go of some UFA's or risk losing them on July 1st for nothing... So the possibility of some big blockbuster moves is always lurking at this time of year... which makes fans drool at all the possibilities. There have been many rumors involving the Devils... let's look at some possibilities:
Zach Parise for Rick Nash?
Impossible. This one has made a big buzz in the rounds this past week... but just about every playoff contender in the league has a player thrown carelessly in the rumor mill with Nash. The problem in Zach's case is that he's an unrestricted free agent. Columbus would have to have already negotiated some kind of longer deal with Parise to have this make any sense... and do you think Lou would allow a distraction like a contract negotiation cloud Parise's mind at such a crucial time for the Devils to get playoff revenue? No way .
Zajac, Tedenby (or Palmieri) and a draft pick for Rick Nash?
Fans tend to only think about what they are getting rather than what the other team receives. Sure if Zajac played all season and had some good production you might see Columbus interested... But the fact is neither Columbus or New Jersey knows how good Zajac will be coming back from injury... Why would the BJ's (lol, I said BJ) agree to this? Answer. They won't. No deal.
Anyone for Zicklicky?
A notoriously undefensive-minded D-man. He's a puck-mover and an expensive one at that. We've got a bunch of those already in Larsson, Greene, Taormina, Fayne. The Devils don't let those guys loose in the offensive zone, what makes anyone in their right mind think that Lou would snatch up a $4 million cap hit liability? He's no Devil. It ain't happening.
Jeff Carter to the Garden state?
Columbus has made it clear they are willing to give up on Carter only halfway through his first season of a long contract. He's a 1st line center with some sick skills... but questions abound as far as his character in the dressing room and as to why Philly traded him. The Devils historically tend to get low drama team players so odds are they won't try to pull the trigger on Carter... plus what would the Devils be willing to give up? and again, would Columbus want someone like Zajac who's a wildcard because of injury. My guess is Carter stays put unless someone seriously overspends for him because he's damaged goods right now.
Marty leaving?
Ummmm... Let me think about this.... NO! Brodeur is here for at least one last shot at a cup. He's the franchise and it seems like the coaches and management all still believe in him... even if all statistics say different. He's trying to lengthen his career with bigger pads and more butterfly in his style, and it's worked lately. For himself and the organization he needs to shake off the last minute goal to Carolina... This might be his last chance. Lou will not deny him.
Parise going anywhere?
Sure anything is possible... but NO WAY. It would have to be a blockbuster trade to move Parise as a rent-a-player... the kind we made for Kovalchuk 2 years ago. ...and how many teams can afford to lose a few good young players just to have Zach for maybe only one playoff round.
Also, it makes no sense to trade UFA's and risk messing up the recent Kovy Parise love-fest. Zach is having fun again in Jersey... He's here til July 1st and that's that. Of course, after July 1st he's likely gone. UGH.
OK. So I'm Mr. Negativity and I say "no way" on all these rumors. So what might happen?
The Devs will make some kind of smaller move(s) for the playoff stretch by letting a few of their young guys who've lost their jobs go get ice time elsewhere. I'm looking at Josephson, Tedenby, Palmieri, Taormina, Urbom as obvious potential casualties. Packaged with a draft pick or two, these players could add up to a key addition down the stretch.
There's a few decent rent-a-player UFA's available... and most teams don't have experienced prospects as good as the ones mentioned above.... this year we also have extra 2nd and 5th round picks... So our buying power is pretty good.
Hal Gill is someone most teams are looking at... he's a proven cup winner, with a big wingspan who's able to clear the crease in tight games. Unfortunately, he's slow which the Devils have enough of already. Having a strong guy on each Defense pairing would be beneficial.... but Likely, the Devils pass on him but he fit's Lou's usual target criteria well.
I thought Dominik Moore was a great proto-typical two-way Devils' candidate... but alas, San Jose snatched him up yesterday.
Tuomo Ruutu has been linked to a number of teams interested so the price will be steep. Doubt if Lou bites on him.
Pavel Kubina would be a great catch.. too bad the Devils will have to stand in line with a dozen or so teams to nab him... that fact will likely drive the price out of our range of reasonability. Also he's known as a puck mover which we have a few of... but it's an outside possibility.
Kyle Brodziak is the possible 4th line center the Devils need. He's a threat to score which would be the first time since '95 we've had that much depth. He's a UFA with a low price tag a great possible upside... and a player that will likely enjoy and benefit from the Devils system.
Paul Gaustad is another 3rd or 4th line center who might fit the Devils system well... he' s a big 6' 5" presence... Something we lost since Mike Rupp's departure. As a UFA and Buffalo's playoff hopes dwindling, he might be easily obtained.
Of course there's also an entire league full of non-free agent players that Lou and the Devs could choose from. The possibilities are endless... but my guess is that with the team lately playing better, Lou will make only minor moves by the deadline.


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June 28, 2013
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- Borrego Springs Branch will be open Friday, June 28 from 9 a.m. – 8 p.m.; Saturday, June 29 from 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Sunday, June 30 from 12 - 5 p.m.; Monday, July 1 from 12 - 5 p.m.
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San Diego County Library (SDCL) was named the 2012 Library of the Year by Library Journal and Gale (part of Cengage Learning) for SDCL's innovations and excellence in service to customers. The award-winning library's branches serve as official 'Cool Zones' during the summer months, providing excellent service to customers in need of a respite from overwhelming temperatures.
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According to the family, Gage Driskell passed away Thursday morning in the arms of his parents.
KBOI 2 News first met Gage in 2011 when he was eight-years-old.
The Parma community rallied around him as he spent months in the hospital getting a tumor removed.
Since then, he had more surgeries, some that meant going out-of-state for treatment.


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By BILL WELLS
SPRINGFIELD - The Belchertown High School girls soccer team used a deep bench and balanced attack to top host Cathedral 5-2 in an independent match Monday.
The Orioles, who received goals from five players, rebounded from a 3-0 loss last week to Hampshire Regional to climb to 2-1.
"Today was important because we didn't want to continue the trend of losing 3-0," senior outside back Lianne Messier said. "We needed to come out stronger than Hampshire."
"We needed to step up in front of all the players and keep control of the ball and possession. When we keep possession we do really well passing. But when we panic it doesn't work out."
Things worked out for Belchertown in the second half, taking control with three unanswered goals after the match was tied 2-2 at halftime. Emma Norden and Alexis Stockwell scored in the first half before the visitors got goals from Katherine Goodale, Lindsay Fuller and Messier in the final 40 minutes.
"We're lucky to have a really deep bench," Messier said. "We have a few injuries, but everyone here can play on the field, freshmen and everyone. We played everyone today."
Cathedral, which was without starters Amber Szczebak and Gianna Gorneault, fell to 1-3.
"We need to work harder for the ball: first to," said Cathedral senior sweeper Tiana Stanton. "We should win the 50-50 balls."
Ashley Jaskula scored a pair of beautiful goals in the first half for the Panthers: her first on a one-timer and the second on a set play. Allie Rooney assisted on both goals.


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Update: The fire was knocked down just after 8:35 a.m., fire officials reported. But extensive damage was done.
WAYLAND -- Firefighters are responding to a report of a house fire on 132nd Avenue (Gregorville Road) near 8th Street.
A passerby called in the fire at about 7:45 a.m., and said flames and smoke were shooting from the home's roof.
When firefighters arrived they reported no one home at the residence. They described the fire as well involved.
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United States Department of Justice approves Google's acquisition of Motorola
Earlier today we learned that the European Commission gave the final approval of Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobility, and things are just getting better. The United States very own Department of Justice has just approved of the deal, making things even more official. This means that Google now owns Motorola's cell phone and other devices division. What does this mean? According to Google, nothing new, just some more patents for Android. Hit the source link to get the full rundown, and let us know what you think of the whole deal in the comments below.
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