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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – The UNCG men's and women's indoor track team opened the 2014 season Saturday, taking part in the Wake Forest Invitational at the JDL Fast Track in Winston Salem in an event with collegiate teams, club teams and professional runners.
On the women's side, sophomore Katherine Link (Avon Lake, Ohio/Avon Lake) led the way with a third place finish in the mile race. Link posted a time of 5:16.87, just off her career-best time of 5:15.20 set last year at the Southern Conference championships. Also, Kate Miller (Concord, N.C./Jay M. Robinson) placed 16th (6:12.70) while Meredith Hicks (Raleigh, N.C./Leesville Road) was 17th (6:22.54).
The women's team also turned in a third place showing in the distance medley relay race with a time of 12:15.06. Seniors Chelsea Sumney (Washington, Pa./Trinity), Shaina Sumney (Washington, Pa./Trinity) and Shannon Hall (Waldorf, Md./North Point) combined with sophomore Lydia Saina (Eldoret, Kenya/Kapkenda Girls School) for the top three showing in the DMR.
Finally, the Spartans had three top 30 finishes in the 800-meter final at the Wake Forest Invitational. Freshman Samiiah Wilson (Apex, N.C./Cardinal Gibbons) led the way with a time of 2:29.83 for 15th place while Katlyn Ayers (Strasburg, Va./Strasburg) finished 17th (2:30.30) and Katlyn Adkins (Fayetteville, N.C./Terry Sanford) was 28th (2:42.11.
On the men's side, junior Dylan Belles (Denver, N.C./East Lincoln) was the Spartans' top finisher of the day. Belles placed fourth overall in the mile run with a time of 4:24.68, finishing just seven seconds off the top spot (4:17.03). His time was also a career-best, trimming almost nine seconds off his previous time of 4:33.49 set his freshman year at the Kent Taylor Invite. Junior Max Bergstrom (Asheville, N.C./A.C. Reynolds) placed 10th in the event with a time of 4:36.75.
In the 3,000-meter race, freshman Patrick O'Grady (Roswell, Ga./Blessed Trinity) was the top finisher for UNCG with a ninth place showing in a time of 9:19.46. Additionally, freshman Dakarai Shipp (Raleigh, N.C./Millbrook) placed 12th (9:31.64) while classmate David Guthrie (Fayetteville, N.C./South View) was 13th (9:39.05).
Rounding out the men's team in the 800-meter race, senior Abraham Kemboi (Eldoret, Kenya/Kipkabus) placed 28th in a time of 2:09.06 while Eric Williams (Chapel Hill, N.C./Northwood) finished in a time of 2:09.48 for a 30th place showing.
The Spartans return to the track next weekend for the Liberty Open in Lynchburg, Va., Jan. 17-18.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – The UNCG men's and women's indoor track team opened the 2014 season Saturday, taking part in the Wake Forest Invitational at the JDL Fast Track in Winston Salem in an event with collegiate teams, club teams and professional runners.


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- New EU referendum would break faith with Britons, May to warn MPs
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- Nuisance call bosses face £500,000 fines
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- Lord Sugar hires his Apprentice for 2018
- Laura Ashley to close 40 UK stores amid a push into China
- Energy firms SSE and Npower scrap merger plan
- HS2: MPs had 'enormously wrong' cost estimate, says whistleblower
- Overactive immune system 'may trigger ME-like symptoms'
- Hull hotel cancels homeless people's Christmas day booking
- Planes struggle to land at Manchester Airport
- Salisbury looks to pantomime after nerve agent attack
- SPOTY winner announced
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Kevin Kolb looks likely to start Sunday at Tennessee. Head coach Andy said it would be a "reach" for Michael Vick to recover enough to play this week.
"There's a pretty good chance Kevin's the guy this week," Reid said.
Vick is still coping with pain and a limited range of motion due to torn cartilage in his ribs.
Vick is "making progress. If he had to play today he wouldn't be able to play," Reid said. "He'd be able to practice a little bit, but he's not obviously full speed yet."
It also sounded almost certain that DeSean Jackson will miss the game against the Titans. Reid said Jackson has "quite a bit" of soreness in his shoulders and neck, and it would be a "real stretch" for him to play Sunday. Jackson could not remember the hit that injured him.
"That wasn't like amnesia. He remembered his touchdowns and the things that happened. He didn't necessarily remember the hit," Reid said. He said the hit that took Jackson and Falcons cornerback Dunta Robinson out of the game was among the worst he has seen.
"This was like a Rocky movie with both guys knocked to the ground."
If Vick is out Sunday, that would buy him two more weeks to recover, because the Eagles have a bye after playing Tennessee. It will also give Kolb a chance to try to continue his strong showing. Reid praised Kolb for his steady attitude through his benching and rise back to a starting role, admitting that Kolb wasn't pleased with his demotion.
"I can't tell you he was real happy with me when I made that move. ... I wasn't like the most popular guy in his life at that particular time. But you would have never known that when he left my office," Reid said.
Kolb, interviewed Monday morning on SportsCenter, said it was "tough" when he was benched, especially because he wanted to wash away the bad feelings of his poor play week one. But he expressed faith in Reid's decision-making and in God.
"My whole deal is I just have trust that God puts me in a certain situation for certain reasons. Sometimes you've got to go down to come back up, and that's my mentality and I think you have to stay that way because if you let it get you down then you won't play well when it is your time," Kolb said. "Obviously my time came pretty quickly after going to the bench and I'm glad that I was ready and the team was ready."
Asked if he had done enough to earn his starting job back, Kolb side-stepped the question.
"I'm not getting into that. I think it's Mike and (my) duty to do our best to make the decision as hard as possible and keep trying to play as good as possible," Kolb said. "Wherever (Reid) goes, that's what we'll believe in."
Reid, already dealing with questions about who should play quarterback, worked to defuse any lingering questions about why Vick was allowed to arrive to Sunday's game later than most players. Reid said Vick would only have played in an emergency, and even then would only go in to hand off. Vick was in the locker room, not on the sidelines, because he was getting treatment, Reid said.
"He was there just to get treatment," he said. "I've done that with less popular players in people's eyes. ... That was an absolute emergency, emergency situation."
Reid's assessment of Vick's recovery was decidedly less optimistic than the quarterback's self evaluation last week. Vick told reporters not to count him out of the game against Atlanta.
In other injury news, Reid said defensive tackle Brodrick Bunkley and left tackle Jason Peters probably couldn't play today if they had to, though he was optimistic about wide receiver Riley Cooper.
Reid had high praise for his team after a 31-17 beating of the Falcons, and in particular praised coordinators Marty Mornhinweg and Sean McDermott.


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Nanotech Excitement Boosts Wrong Stock
from the prefix-investing dept
Back during the bubble years, companies were seeing their stock prices shoot up if they simply added an "e-" prefix to their name and/or a ".com" to the end. Call it "prefix investing." There were also more than a few stories of companies having their stock prices driven up after a similarly named company had some good news happen. This is a sign that there are a lot of greedy, but unsophisticated investors dumping lots and lots of dough into the market. It appears to be happening again. These days, it appears that the "hot" thing is nanotechnology (though, certain honest employees at many "nanotech" startups will admit that the "nano" part is a lot more marketing than reality). As such, everyone wants to have a "nano" prefix in their name. They won't get the NANO stock ticker symbol, though, as that's already held by a company named Nanometrics, who doesn't even do anything in the nanotechnology field, and has been around for 35 years. That hasn't stopped investors from piling on, though. Yesterday their stock got a huge boost, despite the fact that they didn't do anything special. There was this other company, Nanogen, that received a "nanotechnology patent" that excited investors - and it appears some of those investors were so "excited" that they didn't bother to check to make sure they were investing in the right company.


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Woods goes nowhere in Honda Classic
Instead of making a move, Tiger Woods was stuck in neutral
Saturday at the Honda Classic.
Woods never found his tee shot that plugged into the bank below
the par-3 17th green and eventually made double bogey. That ruined
a good start and sent him to a third straight round of even-par 70
that left him in the middle of the pack.
"If you play well, you can shoot about 5- or 6-under par,
there's no doubt," Woods said. "There are some accessible pins.
The greens are perfectly smooth out there. They are not that fast,
so you can be pretty aggressive."
In the third group off, it was the perfect time to post a low
number and try to get into contention.
Woods, however, said his momentum was slowed by mud on his ball
in the 10th fairway that caused his shot to wobble toward the green
and fall short in a bunker. He missed about a 10-foot par putt,
backing off when he heard someone in the gallery take his picture,
and muttering under his breath as he walked off the green.
He only had a few reasonable looks at birdie the rest of the
way, and then 17th was his undoing.
Woods stared for the longest time after his tee shot came up
short. There was no splash, not even a ripple, and there was no
signal from a marshal. He never found his ball, despite looking
longer than five minutes. A rules official gave him a ride back to
the other side of the lake. Woods started to get out by the drop
area until realizing he had to go all the way back to the tee.
Because he never found the ball, Woods couldn't be sure where it
landed. If the ball had been inside the red hazard line, he could
have gone to the drop area.
"You don't know, and then it's a lost ball," he said.
He said another mud ball was the reason he hit what amounted to
a foul ball into the stands left of the 18th green. It landed in
the bleachers, bounced over the first row and a fan caught it on
one hop. He waited for Woods to arrive, and then tossed it back to
him. Woods hit wedge through the green and into a back bunker, the
sixth time in the round he had to play out of the sand.
Not only did he fail to get in the mix, he finished before
television coverage came on, and that might be the case on Sunday,
"Go out there and execute, simple as that, same thing I do
every day," Woods said on his outlook for the final round.
"Hopefully, I'll get it going early."
Woods was nine shots behind going into the final round last year
at the Honda Classic, closed with a 62 and tied for second behind
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quote:Though not in bold or italics upon opening the call my eyes leapt to the middle of a paragraph where the words "Taiwan, Taichung Mission," burned into my mind.
quote:Originally posted by BlackBlade:In the MTC they stress total focus on your missionary duties, I felt mildly guilty reading the billboards that littered the side of the road as the bus drove up the freeway. I felt just alittle more guilty when I purchased a soda from an airport store and intentionally glanced at the television screen as CNN blasted through the news of post 9/11 America. I had a deep interest in current events and after 3 months of almost total media lock down, (they try to keep the outside world out of the MTC as much as reasonably possible) I could not keep up with all the writing on the TV screen and what the reporter was saying.To this day if something important happened between the years of 2001 and 2003 there is a good chance I do not even know about it.
quote:Originally posted by katharina:My year of media blackout was basically 1998, which I think was a very good year for it. I missed the craze over Titanic and the entire Monica Lewinsky debacle.
quote:Originally posted by BlackBlade:Occasionally they would explode and say something to the effect of, "When Jesus comes again and you are burning in hell I hope you remember my name."
quote:Originally posted by Earendil18: quote:Originally posted by BlackBlade:Occasionally they would explode and say something to the effect of, "When Jesus comes again and you are burning in hell I hope you remember my name."This is something, I've recently realized, that has been an issue for me. I experienced something like that first hand, and as someone who thought he was part of something equally light-bringing, it hurt a lot to hear that. That incident has governed my response to missionwork in general. I'm glad you posted this, although you're quite right, it's long. Thank you for sharing, it helped to humanize and clarify.
quote:Originally posted by Scott R: Wow. You seem like you survived a mission with some poor leadership (your Zone Leader in Miao Li, especially stands out).I was blessed to work only with enthusiastic or (at least) uninterested Zone Leaders. The enthusastic ones were great to be with because they encouraged and supported you-- the disinterested ones at least didn't get in my way.
quote:Originally posted by Scott R: APES... I did have a couple of those that I felt that the only reason they were where they were was so the President could keep an eye on them... Still-- my reaction would have been the same, even if the President had said it.


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This pattern was all going swimmingly until I decided to alter to neck from a high slash to a scoop. Disaster ensued, and I only just managed to save it with a (lopsided) collar borrowed from Miz Mozelle. Otherwise it's a good fit and I enjoyed learning how to do side-seam pockets and invisible zips.
Fabric – Free Spirit's 'Ladder Dot' from Liberty
Pattern – Peony by Colette
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Jan. 6, 2009
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- The 2008-09 Yale men's hockey team (9-4, 4-2 ECAC Hockey), looks for its third straight win in its third consecutive game against a ranked opponent when the Bulldogs head to Hanover to play No. 15 Dartmouth (9-5, 6-3) on Friday night. After the Blue battles at Thompson Arena, Keith Allain's skaters head to the Bright Center at Harvard (4-10-2, 4-5-2) for a Saturday night contest. Both 7 p.m. games can be heard on WYBC AM-1340 (wybc.com).
The Bulldogs are 2-3-1 in the last six against the Crimson, who own a 134-72-18 advantage in a series that began in 1900. The Elis are 2-28-3 at the Bright Hockey Center, the one win coming in 2006. Yale, which owns a 95-84-12 lead on the Big Green, have split the last four. The Blue last won at Hanover in November '06.
Dartmouth converted four power-play chances in a 7-2 win before 4,175 at Thompson Arena last February. Eli goalie Billy Blase, who faced a pair of long 5-on-3 situations, had 29 saves as Yale was outshot 36-31. Sean Backman had both Eli goals. Yale outshot Harvard 41-30 at Cambridge late last winter but could only convert one of nine power plays in a 6-1 loss. The Crimson, which tallied three man-advantage goals on eight attempts, got 37 saves from Kyle Richter. Blase got the start in goal for Yale but was lifted after making 10 saves and allowing three goals in the first period. Alec Richards stopped 14 shots over the last 40 minutes.
Yale was busy at home over the holidays with three games against ranked teams from three other conferences. The Blue fell to Nebraska-Omaha 8-3 before beating Minnesota State and Air Force by 3-2 counts. Ryan Rondeau earned both wins in net and combined for 59 saves on 63 shots while Broc Little had three goals, including two shorthanded.
Dartmouth has won three of four and is coming off a 4-0 win at No. 7 Princeton. Sophomore D Joe Stejskal (Montreal draft pick) leads the team with six goals, while frosh goalie Jody O'Neill (2.23, .935, 9-4) has all but one decision. Harvard, coming off a 5-1 loss to Princeton on Jan. 3, has lost nine straight heading into Friday's game with Brown. Senior F Nick Coskren (5-1-6) leads the Cantabs in goals. Rookie Matt Hoyle (3.18, .895, 4-9-2) has had most of the work in net.
Sophomore forward Broc Little (Rindge, NH), who leads the nation with four shorthanded goals, already tied the Yale record (Andy Weidenbach, 2004-05) for SHG in a season. He did not have any as a freshman but notched four over a six-game span before the new year. The career record is five by Weidenbach. Little had two SHG and three overall in the Dec. 29-30 games and now has 12 points over the last seven outings. He leads Yale with 15 points (9th in Division I with .62 GPG), and he was named ECAC Offensive Player of the Week after netting three goals and five points on Dec. 5 and 6 against RPI and Union. Little was Yale's first conference player of the week in 2008-09.
Sophomore Ryan Rondeau (Carvel, Alb.) stopped 30 of 32 shots to beat MSU on Dec. 30 and then blocked 29 of 31 against Air Force to beat two nationally ranked teams. He is 3-1 with a 1.51 GAA and a .939 SP. Senior Alec Richards (Robbinsdale, Minn.) has most of the net time for Yale. Richards (6-1, 3.01, .874) has been in goal for 29 Bulldog wins and owns a 2.92 career GAA. Junior Billy Blase (Santa Monica, Calif.) has two starts and a 3.54 GAA.
Here's how the Elis stack up against the rest of the nation -- Scoring: 9th (3.38)... Defense: 26th (2.69)... PIM: 7th (19.4)... PP: 8th (20.2).
The Blue got 33 votes in the latest USCHO.com/CBS College Sports national poll but did not crack the Top 20. Five Yale opponents did: Princeton (7), Cornell (8), Air Force (14), Dartmouth (15) and Nebraska-Omaha (18). The Elis got six votes in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll.
Junior forward Sean Backman (Cos Cob, Conn.), who is ranked fourth in Division I with a .77 goals-per-game average, ended an interesting streak with one goal against MSU. Backman, who has a team-high 10 goals, had four two-goal outings before that game. He was 2007 co-ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Year and a third-team all-league pick in 2008. Backman led the Blue with 18 goals and 27 points last winter while earning the Murray Murdoch Award for team MVP the second year in a row. Backman was ranked 14th in the NCAA with 0.56 goals per game last winter, which was second best in ECAC Hockey. He has 46 goals in 74 career games.
As freshmen in 2006-07, the class of 2010 easily outscored (43 goals) the other classes and had a repeat (37) performance last winter. The classes of 2011 (28 last winter) and 12 have made significant offensive contributions as well. The Elis, who have had five newcomers on the ice at various times this season, had a season-high six freshmen in the lineup at UConn, including four forwards and a pair of defensemen. Six of the seven members of the class of 2012 have seen action and the class has contributed nine goals. The Yale juniors lead the team with 19 goals. Eli sophomores have 13 while the seniors have three.
Keith Allain '80, in his third year as the Malcolm G. Chace Head Coach of Hockey, is 2-2 against the Green and 2-3-1 against the Crimson. He is a two-time Olympic coach who played goal at Yale before becoming a coach. Allain coached fifth-year Crimson mentor and former NHL and U.S. National player Ted Donato (Harvard '91), who is 6-3-1 vs. Yale, at the 1992 Winter Olympics. Bob Gaudet (Dartmouth '81), who has also been head coach at Brown (10-10-3 vs. Yale), is 17-10-2 vs. Yale in 12 years with the Green.
Junior F Mark Arcobello (Milford, Conn.) ranks third in GWG with three and is 19th nationally with .54 points per game... Junior Tom Dignard (Reading, Mass.) ranks 17th among defenseman nationally with .77 points per game while F Brian O'Neill (Yardley, Pa.) is 30th among rookies at .69... The Elis had outshot every opponent this year unitl Minnesota State (32-31) had more on Dec. 30... The Bulldog power-play unit, ranked 8th in Division I at 20.2, has hit the net 17 times compared to 21 PPG scored last winter.
A $23.5 million renovation of historic David S. Ingalls Rink is in the second of three phases. The project includes the addition of approximately 13,000 square feet of varsity operational space as well as a complete renovation of the current facility. The expanded and enhanced home of Yale Hockey will include new men's and women's varsity locker rooms, training and strength and conditioning rooms, two new press boxes, a lower level hockey heritage area, offices for coaches of both programs, a student-athlete study area, new lights, as well as a sound system and de-humidification unit. The upper level interior will also be decorated with photos displaying the rich history of Yale Hockey.
Senior F Patrick Brosnihan and senior G Alec Richards are the tallest Elis at 6-foot-4... Brosnihan and junior D Ryan Donald are the heaviest (220) Bulldogs... Senior F and captain Matt Nelson is the oldest (turns 23 in early January), while freshman D Kevin Peel (19) is the youngest... The Blue has 15 forwards, eight defensemen and three goalies... Yale has seven players from both the USHL and prep schools, five from the BCJHL, two each from the AJHL, EJHL and public schools and one from the U.S. National Program.
There is one former Yale player skating in the National Hockey League. Chris Higgins '05 is in his fifth season with the Montreal Canadiens and has 245 NHL games under his belt. Higgins has 77 goals, 60 assists and 137 points, including 4-5-9 in 18 playoff games and 5-4-9 this season. He is currently out with an injury. The only other Eli to skate in the NHL this season is Joe Callahan '05, who had three games with the Islanders in December.
Every home game can be seen live on Yale's All Access (yalebulldogs.com) for free. All home games and select road contests can be heard live on WYBC (AM 1340) and wybc.com. Alex Jenson `09, Michael Dunn '10 and Paul Treadgold '10 provide the call for most broadcasts.
Yale and Fairfield are co-hosting the first-ever NCAA Hockey Regional Tournament in the Nutmeg State on March 27-28 at the Arena at Harbor Yard in Bridgeport. There are four regional events that weekend with the winners headed to Washington, D.C., for the 2009 Frozen Four. Yale hosted the 2004 NCAA Women's Frozen Four at the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence, R.I., but has never hosted a men's NCAA hockey event. More than 2,000 tickets have already been sold.
The NHL Network airs a Friday night college hockey package showcasing 19 contests beginning Oct. 31 and March 21. Three leagues (CCHA, WCHA and ECAC Hockey) are part of the package, which consists of games produced by network entities but provided to the NHL Network. ECAC Hockey has three league games and three post-season contests on the network.
The Elis are on TV at least three times this winter, including two games at Ingalls Rink. Both Quinnipiac games are live TV broadcasts. The game at Ingalls on Jan. 31 is on NESN while the Feb. 20 tilt at TD Banknorth Arena airs live on My9. The last game of the regular season is a stand-alone ESPNU game for Yale and Colgate on Sunday, March 1 at the Whale.
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Curvy is the in-thing these days and LG looks determined to deliver the goods.
CES is where everyone brings out their biggest guns to show off, and LG is no different. The company showed off a huge 77" flexible OLED TV in what's fast looking like a clash of the giants (TVs) alongside other brands like Samsung which has also produced a flexible TV capable of most of the same stuff, including 4K.
LG also claims that the display can handle being bent over and over again without stressing so you can still enjoy the TV flat though that sort of defeats the purpose of having a curved screen in the first place.
The curvature of the TV can be adjusted via remote control, to whatever your viewing preference might be though we're not entirely sure how the experience will be for those sitting outside the TV's sweet spot. We'll find out eventually.
No official pricing yet, but we'll see that in days to come.
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With Saturday night's 3-1 win over the Philadelphia Union, the Houston Dynamo became the fourth team in Major League Soccer history to complete a season without losing a regular season home match.
"It's a team achievement 100 percent," Kinnear said when asked about the accomplishment. "These guys are the ones that play, and play hard. I'm lucky and appreciative of all their efforts. I have a very nice job and I also have the best seat in the house watching these guys play."
The Dynamo join the LA Galaxy (2011), Real Salt Lake (2010) and San Jose Earthquakes (2005) as the only other teams to accomplish the feat. The 2005 Earthquakes were coached by Dominic Kinnear and featured Brad Davis, Brian Ching and Ricardo Clark.
"We are a team that is a never-say-die team and we kept going and we're excited," Davis said after the match. "Undefeated at home this year is a great accomplishment and most of all we are in the playoffs, which is huge."
With the win, the Dynamo also extended their home-unbeaten streak in regular season games to 25, dating back to June 2011. That is the longest active streak in Major League Soccer, and four behind Real Salt Lake, who went unbeaten in 29 straight matches from June 6, 2009 to May 14, 2011.


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Danse's Green Curry with Seafood Quick Weeknight Meals Recipe Contest 2009
Recipe: Green Curry with Seafood
Category: Omnivore
How long does it take? 45 minutes
Name: Danse
Why is it a favorite meal? It is quick yet seems special.
Green Curry with Seafood
1 cup brown rice
2 tbsp butter
1 tbsp chopped ginger
1 tbsp chopped garlic
1-2 tbsp green curry paste (depending on how spicy you want it--some green curry pastes are spicier than others)
1 onion, chopped
1/2 bunch cilantro, chopped
2 cups mushrooms, thick slices
2 cups sliced zucchini
1 10 oz. can bamboo shoots
1 lb. white fish (cut into 3 inch chunks) or shrimp (I used Pacific Rock Cod)
1 16 oz. can coconut milk (use full fat for extra creaminess
1 cup chicken or vegetable broth
lime wedges
basil leaves for garnish
Begin brown rice according to package, adding a couple tablespoons of onion, cilantro, and butter for flavor.
Saute curry paste and a quarter of the coconut milk (if you refrigerate it for a couple of hours before hand, the fat will separate and you can use that in the beginning) over medium heat in a soup pot or a wok. After a couple of minutes, add the ginger and garlic and continue sauteing for a couple of minutes. Add the zucchini, mushrooms, and onion, tossing to coat with the curry paste and letting it cook for a few minutes. Add the rest of the coconut milk, chicken or vegetable stock, cilantro (reserve some for garnish), bamboo shoots, and fish. Turn the heat down to low and cover with a lid for 10-15 minutes or until the fish is cooked through. Make sure to stir occasionally and gently, as the fish will break apart as it cooks. Let sit for 5 minutes to allow the curry to thicken.
If the the curry is not spicy enough, you can add a little more at any point. If it is too hot, add a splash of vinegar or lime to cool it down.
Serve the curry over the brown rice with cilantro, basil, and lime for garnish.
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How can a guy this cute cause so much controversy?
Let me tell you a little story. I went to a private catholic high school. Even though we were only middle class my parents put a high value on education so they sent me to a school they thought would provide me with better opportunities in the future. There were plenty of people in that school who had parents that were very, very well off. There once was a concert of some popular band coming to the city, and some of my classmates decided to go… not only did they get the best sits that money could afford, they also made a big sign with the word "Poor" to show to the rest of the crowd. It even made the paper. It was probably just a stupid teenager move, but it illustrates something that happens in WoW quite a bit.
"I have something you don't have."
From raiders displaying their hard to obtain mounts, to people riding their celestial pony. Many people like to show off what they can get. It used to be that the game was "pure" and you could only get certain things through grinding or skill, but the celestial pony, at least to the masses, told everyone… I can afford to buy this.
Sure, there are plenty of people that buy it just because they like it, are "completionists", or think is ubber-cute, but there will be a segment that gets stuff like this to tell others, "I have the money to spend that you don't." I think that is what rubs most people the wrong way, that they either can't afford or chose not to spend real money beyond their monthly fees for the game.
The real issue with this cute guy is that he comes packed with tons of issues.
The most important in my opinion is value. It used to be that if you bought a pet at the store you got it on all your characters. Say you have 10 toons you play, at 10 dollars you are paying about 1 dollar per toon to have that pet. Now if you want that cute little guy on all of your 10 toons… you have to dish out 100 USD!
You say ridiculous… I say really? Yeap, there are people with multiple mains that love pets and might end up dishing out money to get it on all their toons. I think the value for the customer there is at that point diminished greatly.
The second side-effect is that since this item is now trade-able you now have an indirect way of converting real money into WoW money. This is not new, the WoW admins pointed out already that you could do that with the loot cards. Easier and more available to players it is though. It will depend greatly on your servers economy, but in essence now you CAN buy gold in a legal way if you want to.
Blizzard is being really smart about a lot of things, and this one might rub a lot of people the wrong way, but you cannot blame them for trying. Will this curve gold selling? I have no idea, I don't know what that market looks like at all anymore. I have always been against buying gold. Is this annoying to the people that don't want to or can afford the extra money? It depends on how much you care.
I never bought the celestial steed, I did not like how it looked. I still might some day buy the winged guardian… it will be for the convenience of having a ready mount that flies when I am leveling an alt. The game is so easy right now that I doubt it will really give anyone a big advantage to be able to sell those cubs and make gold. I don't think it will translate into progression for anyone unless the market for them is super high. What I will be doing is waiting to see what happens with the prices for it. I know I won't be shelling out 1000k for a pet, the cuteness factor will probably make my wife pay 10 bucks. I don't think it will break the game… will it open the gates for other things, more than likely. Blizzard has to make money to keep the lights on, and overall I think they do a good job at not making the game all about micro transactions.
In all reality, all they are doing is keeping us talking about WoW for another week before Blizzcon. That they are obviously masters at.
WoW insider has now posted the official response, which back ups what I mentioned about the card game already doing this. I also like the fact that Matthew Rossi bring up the point that with the cub you don't have to hope you get a card, you actually know you are getting the cub.


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looks amazing!!! but why does asaj have a double bladed saber :S
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This does look cool, but I really cant help thinking this is a missed opportunity, I mean we all know how the Clone Wars end, who lives in the series etc. Why they didnt do this series in the Old Republic is a mystery to me, it would have been filled with so much potential for some truly great stories and NEW characters. Clones Wars should have been Tales of the Old Republic, still I can hope, if this takes off maybe they will make something like it.
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My Savior specializes in mending broken things,
He takes the heart that's shattered, and gives it songs to sing.
He pieces it together with His sweet gracious touch;
He mends the heart that's broken because He loves so much.
He mends the broken spirit, then lifts that spirit up,
And pours the oil of gladness into the upturned cup.
The broken lives He reshapes... those lives so wrecked by sin,
When in their crushed condition they turn in faith to Him.
The broken dreams that crumble to ashes at our feet,
That seemed so fair and lovely, that made life taste more sweet.
Those broken dreams He rebuilds and fashions them anew...
Then gives us faith to trust Him to see new dreams come true.
What of the broken plans then? The broken health that comes?
Is He not ever mindful when life's swift pendulum
dashes to scattered pieces the plans that we have made?
Above it all, He whispers- "I shall come to your aid."
He restores broken spirits, binds broken hearts, and dreams,
Repairs the shattered pages of lives that He redeems.
He stands ready to help us no matter what life brings
Because He specializes in mending broken things!
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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Episode Synopsis for StrikerS [Read them here!]
I'm sure that most of us can agree upon the belief that the weekly episode discussion threads are special in this section of the forum. If one isn't following a thread actively, one can be pretty discouraged to read through it just by looking at the sheer number of posts collected in a given week. Some of us may still want to read a good synopsis for an episode without taking on the challenge of going through hundreds of posts accumulated in every passing days in these particular threads. Hence, the birth of this thread whose only purpose is to compile good synopsis of a given episode that are written by a fan of this series. The idea for this thread comes from Abbott.
These synopsis will be added each week for every episode from here on. Anyone can submit a synopsis. Naturally, only a good synopsis will find it's way into this thread which delves into the plotline of a given episode. Only a moderator will have access to this thread. So, how will a synopsis be added?
To have a synopsis added into this thread, it must be posted in the episode discussion thread for an episode. Then, PM an active moderator (ones with the bold usernames) by adding a link to that post. It will make a moderator's job a lot easier.That's it! Feel free to show your appreciation to a poster if a synopsis was a good read. Every synopsis that are added into this thread will be linked to the original post along with the poster's username, so it will be easier for us to show our appreciation to such contributors. You know, cookies!
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Location: 3rd Planet
Episode 1:
I've browsed through 15 pages before giving up, but that doesn't mean I've come up empty. Most of these posters have intermixed their own thoughts along with their version of the synopsis for that episode.
1. Synopsis and analysis by Kari-no-Sugata:
Spoiler for synopsis:
Spoiler for analysis:
2. Synopsis and analysis by Skane:
3. Synopsis and analysis by Sorrow-k:
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1. kari-no-sugata says:
2. Skane says:
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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Episode 8:
1. Episode synopsis by the manliest-man Deathie:
2. Further insight by Kari-no-Sugata which expands on the later part of the episode:
Kari-no-sugata writes more just in case the above wasn't clear enough:
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Runner Up "Sealed Deals" Home Buyer Cities
Part 2
Due to popular demand of the top 5 "sealed deals" blog, we're posting the next top 5 home buying cities!
These are markets that have been hot pretty consistently this year, even if the market is being recorded as slow on a national level.
In some of these cities we're talking higher levels of median home prices than the US National. In other cities it's simply about just selling at a higher volume.
We can all understand that more money for real estate agents and brokers also mean tougher competition.
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Happy Fake Baking!
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Homemade Felt Sugar Cookie Baking Set
I've seen baking sets like this around the web, on Etsy, and on various blogs.
Being the crafty mama that I am, I made a set for our play kitchen.
I even learned how to do a blanket stitch for this project!
I used cream felt for the raw dough and traced a cookie cutter we had in the house.
I blanket stitched around the edges of the "dough" the openings, and the cut out stars.
Note: I would have preferred to use a cool "old school" metal cookie cutter
but didn't have one that was a good basic shape.
and... Mini-Saurus really wanted to make "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star cookies"
It's hard to argue with that!
I partially filled an old sprinkle jar with some beads and super-glued the lid on.
Note: It would be cool to fill the jar more than I did, but I didn't want to waste
all of our bead stash on a jar that we couldn't open!
Sorry for the late afternoon shadows on our playroom table but you get the idea!
The "baked" cookies were made out of tan felt and had
pink (Mini-Saurus' favorite) felt frosting and sprinkles.
They have been a lovely addition to our playroom tea parties.
I may have to make a few sets as birthday gifts for some of the girl's friends.
Happy Fake Baking!
Note: This would be an adorable homemade Valentine's Day gift
for your littles if you used a heart shaped cookie cutter!
Posted by pink and green mama MaryLea
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (10/22/11)—It wasn't the prettiest win of the season but it was a win nonetheless as Concordia scored 21 first-half points en route to a 35-15 win over Hamline on Saturday.
It was the fourth straight win for the Cobbers which is the longest winning streak since the 2005 season. Concordia is now 6-2 overall and 4-2 in conference play and currently in third place in the league standings.
In the end it was the Cobber ground game that proved to be too much for the Pipers. Concordia ran the ball 53 times in the game and rushed for 304 yards. It is the third straight week that CC has rushed the ball more than 50 times and it marks the first time all season that Concordia has surpassed the 300-yard rush mark . It is the first time that the Cobbers have rushed for over 300 yards in a game since the 2008 season. Quarterback Michael Dunham did the most damage as he rushed for 102 yards on 11 carries. He also rushed for two touchdowns including a 49-yard touchdown run at the start of the third quarter which pushed CC's lead to 28-9. It is the first 100-yard rushing game for Dunham in his career.
Cobber fullback Brett Baune had another multiple TD game. Baune had scoring runs of 8 and 35 yards and now has 16 touchdowns on the year. He is just three shy of tying the school's single-season scoring mark of 19. Baune has now scored multiple touchdowns in three straight games and in six of the eight overall games. He has also notched at least one TD in all eight CC games this season. Baune also rushed for 77 yards on 14 carries.
The game was decided in the first half. The Cobbers took the opening kickoff and marched 60 yards in eight plays to score on the game's very first possession. It is the fifth time this season that CC has scored on their opening drive of the game. Concordia then scored on their very first possession of the second quarter. Baune capped a 7-play, 67-yard drive with a 35-yard scoring dash – the longest of his career. CC would give up a Piper field goal after fumbling on its own 17-yard line. The Cobbers went ahead 21-3 on a Luke Gotta 2-yard score. It was Gotta's first collegiate TD.
The one hiccup for Concordia in the game came on the ensuing kickoff when the Cobbers allowed an 80-yard return for a touchdown. Hamline was able to lateral the ball back across the field on the play and then went up the right sideline for their first TD in over four games. HU was denied on their two-point conversion to end the half with CC leading 21-9.
The Cobbers then scored on their first two possessions of the second half to push the lead to 35-9. CC led by the same score at the end of the third quarter and then started to rotate players in and out of the game. Hamline scored the final points of the game at the 10:17 mark of the fourth quarter on a 2-yard run that capped a 7-play, 19-yard drive.
Concordia outgained the Pipers 433-205 in total offensive yards. The Cobbers fumbled the ball twice on the day and the turnovers led to 10 of the Pipers' 15 points. CC was -1 in turnover margin for the day, the first time in three games that Concordia has not won the turnover battle.
To go along with his 102 rushing yards, Dunham was 7-for-9 through the air and finished with 129 passing yards. He now has 4,724 passing yards and needs only 166 more yards to become the school's all-time passing yardage leader. Junior Mike Starke led all Cobber receivers. He had three receptions for a career-high 65 yards.
The Concordia defense held an opponent under 250 yards for the third time this season. CC also came away with four sacks in the game and now has a total of 34 on the year. The Cobbers have had at least four sacks in five of the eight games. Linebacker Peter Hvidston had a team-high 10.0 tackles for the Concordia "Black Shirts". Matt Moenkedick, Reed Hefta and Robin Wisner were all credited with 1.0 sacks on the day.
Hamline (0-7/0-5 MIAC) passed for 129 yards on the day – the most of the 2011 season. Quarterback Connor Sathre was 10-for-24 for 129 yards. Tim Queck was his favorite target, catching six passes for 97 yards. Nate Sarrazin had 10.0 total tackles for the HU defense.
Concordia will return home to host Bethel on Saturday Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. in a huge conference contest that could have playoff implications.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (10/22/11)—It wasn't the prettiest win of the season but it was a win nonetheless as Concordia scored 21 first-half points en route to a 35-15 win over Hamline on Saturday.


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From High School to College
The Disabled Students Programs and Services has undertaken three projects to assist high school students in making a successful transition to college.
The Transition to College packet has useful information for high school students who are considering college.
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Author Notes: Springtime vegetables bring to mind healthy sides and meals, lightly cooked or raw seasonal produce that just makes you feel good. But sometimes fried food is really good. Especially when you make it yourself, and you make homemade mayonnaise to accompany it. I love to make my own may because I can control for the balance of mellow creaminess to bright lemon. I like my mayo lemony, and I like it with olive oil, two things which not every recipe calls for. Experiment and make it to suit your tastes.
Before breading the vegetables I whisk a little seltzer into the egg, which makes the batter nice and light. Use any thinly sliced seasonal vegetables you have on hand and serve this as a starter or snack. Then use the leftover mayonnaise to slather on sandwiches or dip fries into. —kmartinelli
Serves: 2 to 4 as a starter/snack
Spring Vegetable Fritters
1 egg
tablespoons seltzer or sparkling water
Breadcrumbs (preferably fresh)
zucchini, thinly sliced
Leaves of 1 artichoke, pre-cooked (steamed or from leftover artichokes alla romana)
Corn oil, or other high temperature oil for frying
Homemade Mayonnaise
egg yolk, at room temp (take out of fridge 30 minutes prior)
teaspoon Dijon mustard, at room temp
Salt and pepper (preferably white pepper for color)
Dash of white wine vinegar (or any clear vinegar)
1 cup neutral oil (such as corn, grapeseed or sunflower), or a combo of neutral and high quality olive oil
teaspoons fresh squeezed lemon juice
Spring Vegetable Fritters
- Whisk the egg in a bowl with the seltzer. Put the breadcrumbs in another bowl. Dip a sliced vegetable in the egg then the breadcrumbs. Repeat with the remaining vegetables.
- Heat oil in a large skillet and add the vegetables so they are in one layer; work in batches if necessary and don't crowd the pan. Flip once and cook until the fritters are slightly browned on each side.
- Transfer to a paper towel-lined plate as they finish. Serve immediately with homemade mayonnaise (recipe below).
Homemade Mayonnaise
- Put the egg yolk and mustard in a bowl with a pinch of salt and pepper and a dash of vinegar. Using an electric mixer, an old fashioned whisk, or an electric whisk (my weapon of choice), beat vigorously until the contents are fully combined and slightly thickened.
- While whisking, add begin to add the oil in a slow stream. Stop adding oil but continue whisking, until the mixture emulsifies and looks like mayonnaise.
- Continue adding oil in a slow stream and whisking until the mayonnaise reaches the desired consistency (which may be less than a cup of oil). I like to use about half neutral oil and half good quality olive oil, but play with it to taste.
- Whisk in lemon juice to taste (I like a slightly lemony mayo) and season with salt and pepper as necessary.
- Store in a clean glass jar or covered with plastic wrap in the back of the fridge for up to four days.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Spring Vegetable Recipe
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Plymouth County: Wright and Incumbent Commissioner McMullen take part in forum
[singlepic id=131 w=210 h=120 mode=watermark float=right]Incumbent Plymouth County Commissioner Tim McMullen and challenger Sandra Wright squared off in a WATD Political Forum held Wednesday night at WATD's Marshfield studios. The forum moderated by WATD Managing Editor Christine James was aired live on 95.9 WATD FM, and online at www.959watd.com. [display_podcast] Read the rest of this entry »


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Nancy E. Lane, professor of internal medicine and the endowed chair of Healthy Aging and Geriatrics at the UC Davis School of Medicine, has been awarded a $7.2 million federal grant to establish a specialized research center at UC Davis' Sacramento campus to explore the sex differences related to osteoporosis, carpal tunnel syndrome, osteoarthritis, and kyphosis (a condition causing over-curvature of the upper back).
Lane, who is one of the nation's leading experts in arthritis, osteoporosis and bone health, will lead the collaborative project, which is largely sponsored by the Office of Research on Women's Health at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The new center's overarching goal is to inform and transform preventive efforts and clinical practice in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions in both sexes. Lane's groundbreaking translational research has identified active agents in bone that improve bone strength, defined the genetics of musculoskeletal diseases and advanced new therapies for steroid-induced osteoporosis.
"Musculoskeletal diseases are the most frequent ailments that primary-care physicians are now seeing in clinics throughout the United States," said Lane, who also recently received a $20 million state grant to develop a stem cell therapy for osteoporosis patients and test its effectiveness in clinical trials. "These diseases are not only associated with aging, particularly osteoporosis and osteoarthritis, but they occur more often in women than in men and yet the biologic explanation for this sex difference remains unclear. We plan to vigorously pursue that question and transform both our current preventive efforts and clinical treatments."
The new center is launching four related studies led by researchers at UC Davis and UC San Francisco. Ellen Gold, professor and chair of the Department of Public Health Sciences at UC Davis, will oversee epidemiology and biostatistics for the project. Expert investigators will conduct studies to explore four specific musculoskeletal syndromes that are known to differ by sex:
- Peak bone mass: Wei Yao, assistant adjunct professor of internal medicine, will oversee a mechanistic study in progesterone receptors that are related to regulation or influence of peak bone mass.
- Carpal tunnel syndrome: Jay Han, associate professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation, will direct a prospective clinical cohort study using a novel diagnostic technology for diagnosing and treating carpal tunnel syndrome.
- Osteoarthritis of the knee: Barton Wise, assistant professor of internal medicine, is leading an epidemiologic imaging study to assess bone shape and its influence on the development, severity and prognosis of osteoarthritis of the knee.
- Kyphosis: Wendy Katzman, assistant clinical professor of physical medicine and rehabilitative science at UC San Francisco, leads a study team that will use a randomized clinical trial to examine exercise therapy outcomes in treating kyphosis.
"What's so exciting is that this new initiative brings together expertise in arthritis, bone biology, physical therapy and rehabilitative medicine," said Lane. "We've established a team that has the potential to make a real difference in the treatment of chronic conditions through interdisciplinary research and transformational clinical care."
The new center at UC Davis is part of the Specialized Centers of Research on Sex and Gender Factors Affecting Women's Health, which was established in partnership with the NIH Office of Research on Women's Health. The specialized centers' program supports scientists who are associated with one or more major medical centers and conducting research that integrates basic, clinical and translational research. The UC Davis-led project is co-funded by the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases.


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) Fighting for a playoff spot, the Flyers need wins down the stretch.
Nothing like a rare third-period comeback to help the push.
Wayne Simmonds and Erik Gustafsson scored goals late in the game to lift the Philadelphia Flyers to a 5-3 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday night.
The Flyers were 1-11 when trailing after two periods, a big blemish for a team that made edge-of-your-seat rallies almost routine in four seasons under coach Peter Laviolette.
They got the clutch goals they needed to keep the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference within striking distance with their first three-game winning streak of the season.
``We don't have any choice,'' Laviolette said. ``We've just been talking about our games and less on what other teams are doing around the league. The only thing we control right now is our games and we've got to make sure we win them.''
With Philadelphia trailing 3-2, Simmonds tipped in the puck from the crease for the tying goal. Less than 2 minutes later, Gustafsson's pass for Matt Read went off a defenseman and into the net past a stunned Carey Price for his 10th goal and a 4-3 lead.
Jakub Voracek scored an empty-netter with 39 seconds left.
``We called ourselves the comeback kids last year and we are kind of back on that same page,'' Read said. ``You play with confidence, and when you're down one or two goals you just fight back and it's another comeback. The comeback kids win again tonight.''
Sean Couturier and Simon Gagne also scored for the Flyers. Alexei Emelin, Brandon Prust and David Desharnais scored for Montreal.
``We just didn't match their intensity, it's just that simple,'' Montreal coach Michel Therrien said.
Prust and Desharnais scored 20 seconds apart late in the second period for Montreal, which is chasing Pittsburgh for the top spot in the Eastern Conference.
Prust evened the score at 2-all with his fifth goal of the season.
The Canadiens went ahead on a bit of an odd play. Desharnais' slapper from the circle knocked off Philadelphia's Brayden Schenn's stick and knuckled toward goalie Ilya Bryzgalov. Maybe the Flyers' much-maligned goalie lost the puck in the lights, but he dropped to his knees and ducked as the puck sailed over his head for the go-ahead goal.
He was mocked on social media by Flyers fans fed up with his erratic play over the last two seasons.
Bryzgalov signed a $51 million, nine-year deal before the 2011 season and has rarely played like the goalie expected to lead the Flyers to their first Stanley Cup since 1975. Before Wednesday's trade deadline, the Flyers acquired backup goalie Steve Mason from the Columbus Blue Jackets, a sign that perhaps the Flyers could use their amnesty buyout on Bryzgalov in the offseason and go with a cheaper and just as productive alternative.
Bryzgalov was bailed out late in the third when Simmonds caught a break and tipped in the puck for the tying goal.
Bryzgalov, making his 20th straight start, stopped 14 shots. He did not talk to the media.
Emelin's shot from the point through teammate's Brendan Gallagher's screen gave Montreal a 1-0 lead in the first.
The Flyers tied it when the puck shot off Montreal defenseman P.K. Subban's skate and into the net. Couturier was credited with his third goal. Gagne made it 2-1 with his third goal.
``They got four pretty lucky goals, in my opinion,'' Price said. ``That's the difference.''
With Pittsburgh's 6-1 loss to the New York Rangers, the Canadiens lost a valuable chance to gain ground in the standings.
``It would have been nice to be able to capitalize,'' Price said. ``But that's the way it goes.''
NOTES: Flyers LW Zac Rinaldo left with a lower-body injury. ... The Flyers claimed C Adam Hall off waivers from Tampa Bay and recalled G Cal Heeter from their American Hockey League affiliate, the Adirondack Phantoms. ... Flyers D Chris Pronger, who hasn't played in more than two years because of lingering effects of a concussion, watched the game in a suite with team management.


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"The past few Linux kernel releases have brought a number of new file-systems to the Linux world, such as with EXT4 having been stabilized in the Linux 2.6.28 kernel, Btrfs being merged into Linux 2.6.29, and most recently the NILFS2 file-system premiering with the Linux 2.6.30 kernel. Other file-systems have been introduced too during the past few Linux kernel release cycles, but these three have been the most talked about and are often looked at as being the next-generation Linux file-systems. Being the benchmarking junkies that we are, we have set out to compare the file-system performance of EXT4, Btrfs, and NILFS2 under Ubuntu using the Linux 2.6.30 kernel. We also looked at how these file-systems compared to EXT3 and XFS."


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- to offer opportunities for personal growth through which young people can develop life skills, confidence and self esteem.
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- to act as advocates on behalf of and alongside young people in challenging the inequalities and prejudices arising from their experiences and life circumstances.
- to offer a variety of informal education activities, programmes and experiences which are recreational, social and fun!
- to acknowledge and value the diversity within youth culture and promote it within the wider community.
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Tom Murphy is a reporter for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. A graduate of Louisiana Tech University, he is a member of the Football Writers Association of America, and voter for the Heisman Trophy and AP Top 25 football poll. Murphy was the 2017 Arkansas Sportswriter of the Year.
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It certainly struck me that way. And last week I voted to sustain S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford's veto of that expenditure. But not enough other senators agreed and that funding increase was approved.
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America ReFramed "Passionate Politics" Passionate Politics is a new one-hour documentary that brings Charlotte's story to life, from idealistic young civil rights activist to lesbian separatist to internationally-recognized leader of a campaign to put women's rights, front and center, on the global human rights agenda. Every step of the way, this is also the story of modern feminist activism, from its' roots in the 1960's struggles for social justice to its? outward-branching connections with campaigns against gender-based violence in other nations, from the 1980's through the present day. A Joyce Warshow Film. D
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A Harpist's Legacy: Ann Hobson Pilot and the Sound of Change This compelling documentary follows Ann Hobson Pilot's trailblazing journey as the first black female principal player in a major symphony orchestra and also as an international soloist, teacher, mentor and driving force behind music-education programs for underserved minorities. Her professional journey increases racial diversity and shifts in attitudes toward musicians of color in the classical music world.G
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Officer Britton Kelly reported the theft of a boat trailer from a house on Brendard Avenue on Oct. 29. The owner said he noticed that day that an 18-foot, single-axle galvanized trailer went missing from his yard. He said the last time he remembers seeing it was on Oct. 25. He also said the taillight lens was broken and partially missing below the midline. He told Kelly that other than the damaged taillight, there were no particularly outstanding marks on the trailer. He said there were no witnesses or suspects and the trailer cost $500.
Officer Christopher Lo reported he stopped a pickup on Oakland Beach Avenue for going the wrong way on the one-way portion of the street and ran a VIN check on a motorcycle in the back of the truck and it came back as stolen out of Lincoln. He said Lincoln police confirmed that it was still out as stolen and he read the three men who were with the truck their Miranda rights. The driver of the truck told him that the two other men asked him to help them pick up the motorcycle that they bought at Iggy's. He said the two men he was with gave a man some money and they loaded the bike onto the truck. He said he did not know who was selling the bike or what they were paying for it. He said the two other men told him they were partners on the bike and that they saw it for sale on Craigslist.com and bought it for $500. He said he never got the keys for the bike or a bill of sale because he intended to use it for parts and not register it. He said he didn't know the guy he bought it from. He said he spoke with the other man separately who told him he put up 40 percent of the money for the bike but could not tell him how much that amounted to. Lo said he talked it over with Sgt. Ryan Sornberger and they decided to arrest the two men who paid for the bike. The truck and truck driver were released at the scene with a ticket for going the wrong way after the other suspects told police he knew nothing about the sale. A tow truck was called to take the motorcycle. Sean Lynch, 22, of 12 Gladstone St. in Smithfield, and Aaron R. Brown, 21, of 21 B St. in Smithfield were charged with possession of a stolen motorcycle. They refused to give police any information about the man they bought the bike from.
Loss prevention at the Wal-Mart on Bald Hill Road told police they saw a Warwick man purchase some items in the electronics department, including a laptop, a CD, shoes and a Red Sox magazine and then begin concealing items in the bag on his way to the front door. They told police they recovered 11 items worth $86.87 from Donald Arthur Riddle, 42, of 911 Toll Gate Rd. in Warwick. He was charged with shoplifting and later released on $2,000 surety bail.
Marian R. McHale, 71, of 885 Middlebridge Rd. in South Kingstown, was charged with stealing three rings from the jewelry department at Sears in the Rhode Island Mall on Nov. 2. Loss prevention told police they saw her conceal the merchandise and then continue shopping until she left the store without paying for the concealed stuff. Loss prevention said $169.98 worth of merchandise was recovered from her. She was later released from headquarters with a summons.
Joshua L. Deveau, 29, of 16 Salix Ave. in Warwick as charged with stealing $170.49 worth of goods from the Wal-Mart on Bald Hill Road on Oct. 30. Loss prevention at the store told police he concealed a drill in a toolbox and they stopped him outside and brought him to the security office where they found more stuff in the box. He was later released with a summons.
A Cranston man was charged with shoplifting and obtaining money under false pretenses on Oct. 31 after loss prevention told police they watched him as he walked around matching receipts he had in his hand with merchandise in the sporting goods section of the Wal-Mart on Bald Hill Road and then take the goods to the service desk and present them as purchases he made at the store. Loss prevention said they allowed the man to sign the return slip before they informed him he was being detained. Loss prevention said that day's total was $35.35 but that the suspect, identified as Jeffrey M. Tarbox, 57, of 50 Howard Ave. in Cranston, was a repeat offender and they wanted him told to never come back to the store. He was later released with a summons.
Officer Robert Gauvin reported finding a Ford pickup truck buried in some bushes in the median just in front of CCRI on East Avenue. He said it was around 3:25 a.m. when they got the call and he arrived to find no skid marks before the median or the grass or any evidence that the driver tried to stop before he hit a tree, which, apparently, was what brought the truck to a halt. He said the driver was disheveled but apparently unhurt and agreed to take a field sobriety test, even as he complained he was cold and shivering. He said the driver failed the field sobriety test and was taken to headquarters where he agreed to take a breath test and told Gauvin that he does not like to drive drunk. Gauvin said he registered a .150 and a .149 when he took the test at 4:57 a.m. Jacob M. Bruns, 32, of 5 Alex St. in Coventry was charged with DUI, laned roadway violations and driving without evidence of insurance.


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Nightly Business Report Tonight on Nightly Business Report, the New York Fed President says 'status quo' when it comes to the taper. So why is the market not flying high? Is there something unusual going on? And, NBR will look at big oil's big investment in the Gulf of Mexico three years after the BP oil spill. D
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February 08, 2013 10:00 ET
Annual Awards Banquet Honours and Rewards the Best of Alberta
EDMONTON, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Feb. 8, 2013) - Celebrating 77 years of championing resource development in Alberta, members and guests of the Alberta Chamber of Resources tonight honoured outstanding personal, organizational, and environmental leadership and achievement across the resource industry at the ACR's Annual Awards Banquet.
Several honours and awards were handed out:
The Alberta Chamber of Resources was established in 1936 as the Edmonton Chamber of Mines to support and promote the northern Canadian mining industry. The Awards Banquet emerged through the years from a combination of the annual general meeting and member dinner, and began to take its current shape around 1977 when the name change to the Alberta Chamber of Resources was effected. Nearly 700 people attended this year's formal-dress event at the Shaw Conference Centre in Edmonton.
On behalf of nearly 200 members spread across the resource spectrum-from skills training to engineering consulting, from research and development to surveying, from timber to oil sands-through advocacy, committee work, and a variety of other initiatives, the ACR today supports the orderly and responsible development of Alberta's resource industry.
Aboriginal Rewarding Partnerships
881 Business Incubation Centre
The 881 Business Incubation Centre is a partnership of the Chipewyan Prairie Dene First Nation, The Business Link, ConocoPhillips Canada, Statoil Canada, and Alberta Human Services. Its work providing business services and networking, office space and equipment, administrative support, and training has had broad impacts fostering, sharing, and sustaining the prospects for business, independent entrepreneurship, employment, and prosperity within its geographic sphere of influence. The Centre is strategically located at Km 217 on Highway 881 between Lac La Biche and Fort McMurray. And, as the name of the award suggests, the Centre's ability to cultivate and maintain linkages and partnerships among a large number of organizations in the name of a common cause and outcome has been particularly impressive and holds a great deal of potential and promise for continued success in the years ahead.
Environmental Award
Foothills Restoration Forum
The Foothills Restoration Forum was established in 2007 as a multi-stakeholder working group dedicated to promoting research and information sharing focused on the conservation, stewardship, and restoration of native plant communities of southwestern Alberta. There are currently more than 140 members representing numerous stakeholder groups. In receiving the ACR Environmental Award, the Foothills Restoration Forum is chiefly recognized for its development of Recommended Principles and Guidelines for Minimizing Disturbance of Native Prairie from Wind Energy Development. With this guidance and other initiatives, the Foothills Restoration Forum has taken a critical and timely leadership role in engaging the wind power industry to proactively develop construction and reclamation best practices.
Major Reclamation Award
Shell Canada Energy
As the recipient of the Major Reclamation Award, Shell is recognized for the peatland well pad reclamation program that commenced in the fall and winter of 2007. The company's cultivation of and participation in research and academic partnerships and programs helped accumulate a wealth of valuable information that is being used to establish best management practices and enable criteria for well pad restoration in sensitive wetland and peatland ecosystems. The program is relatively new in the realm of boreal forest ecology and wellsite reclamation, and is not common practice yet. But the results so far-success reintroducing native species, for example, and better definition of the conditions required for their encroachment-are promising and already help serve as guidance for others.
Resource Person of the Year
David Tuccaro, President and CEO, Tuccaro Inc., Group of Companies
David Tuccaro was selected as Resource Person of the Year on the basis of the inspiring spirit and abiding impact of his two-and-a-half decades of unceasing and increasingly influential entrepreneurialism in northern Alberta, particularly as it has driven and supported the orderly and responsible development of Alberta's resources. Strongly augmenting this success, David has also been an especially effective and outspoken advocate and supporter of community, educational, and aboriginal development.
From the histories of David's path as a businessman and the ACR's as an organization comes a parallel that aptly represents the nature of his contribution. The formation of the ACR in 1936 embodied a fairly simple but geographically ambitious purpose: aid the establishment and growth of northern hard-rock mines by building an unmatched labour and material supply capability in the south-which stood to gain greatly in the attempt. David's voyage-even more full of risk and adventure given that he was essentially on his own-shares the recognition of an untapped opportunity, a sure-fire confidence in the power and potential of his own ability and effort, and a vision of a successful outcome and a better future: business and personal growth and shared prosperity.
In the late 1980s, David was appointed manager of the administration offices of the Mikisew Cree Tribal Council, one of the owners of Neegan Development Corporation Ltd. Neegan was a Fort McMurray-based, oil-sands focused heavy equipment construction company that, awaiting only David's leadership, had yet to rise to its full potential; indeed, it seems likely that, but for David, the company would have failed and, along with David's present-day peak workforce of about 400, been relegated to the pages of lost hopes and dreams. As it was, becoming its sole owner in 1992, David turned Neegan around to the extent that, within five years, two more resource industry service companies-Tuc's Contracting, a trucking business, and Neegan Technical Services, providing environmental engineering and laboratory services-stood alongside the original business. Other businesses and opportunities have followed; indeed, a prospective investment transaction recently valued David's businesses in excess of $100 million.
David is also an archetype for the new brand of leader who, through the fruits of his entrepreneurial and economic triumphs, is increasingly expected to contribute as well to the social health and fabric of local communities. He continues to support educational initiatives, has donated generously of funds and energy to the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation, and actively aims to employ aboriginal people within his group of companies and help them develop a variety of career and life skills through ongoing training and other forms of support. As might be inferred from the record of accomplishment, David is also no stranger to other third-party accolades. He is, for example, the recipient of the Regional Aboriginal Recognition Award for Entrepreneur of the Year, the National Aboriginal Achievement Award, and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Tribal Chiefs Institute of Edmonton. He was also one among the Financial Post's Top 40 Under 40 in 1998, was inducted into the Aboriginal Business Hall of Fame in 2012, is a past director of the ACR, and is the founding president of the Northeastern Aboriginal Business Association.
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