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Patience with Chytil and Rangers Center prospects the way to goNovember 21, 2017, by
Following the weekend just gone, there will no doubt be plenty of calls to bring Filip Chytil back to New York at the earliest opportunity. Healthy again, the need at center still obvious (moving JT Miller again is not the answer) and fresh off a two goal outburst on the weekend, Chytil's play is demanding attention.
Chytil is off to a tremendous start in the AHL with 11 points in 9 games but he is exactly where he should be. He's the focal point of the Wolfpack's offense, playing important minutes and is now starting to get comfortable with the system and the pro game in North America. The Rangers should be able to make the playoffs without him and should allow him to grow in Hartford at least for the short term. With the team's logjam on the blueline at all levels of the organisation the team should also be able to upgrade the center position without losing anything significant in return.
Chytil's strong start in Hartford and Lias Andersson's strong play in Frolunda prove the Rangers were right to send both prospects to locations where they're focal points for their respective teams and not bit part players for the Rangers. Mika Zibanejad is absolutely locked in as the Rangers top line center and Kevin Hayes is playing well enough that, while probably best suited as a 3C, he's a competent option on the second line.
The Rangers are outside of the playoffs right now but it's fair to look at the standings and expect significant change – change that should come without Chytil fast tracked into a peripheral role. Ottawa, Detroit, the Devils, Carolina all remain ahead of the Rangers but that's at least four teams the Rangers should outlast and leapfrog. All four are less talented than the Rangers.
Looking at the standings, the Eastern conference is full of parity and inconsistent play. If the Rangers are intent on a short term injection of talent to get and stay ahead in the playoff race then going external for help at center is the way to go. Add depth, add a rental; just don't retard any individual prospect's long term development for a short term 'win'.
Chytil and Andersson need to be playing regular hockey without significant expectation and, ideally, away from any major media scrutiny. On Monday Dave discussed the merits of Vinny Lettieri who is also off to a fantastic start in Hartford. Lettieri is indeed deserving of a promotion if the Rangers go the internal route. The Rangers have less commitment –and risk attached – to Lettieri's development but here's where I disagree with Dave. Let Lettieri also develop with Chytil in Hartford, again, without the pressure to perform and not playing ten minutes a game (at best?) in New York.
The Rangers need an upgrade at center; that much is obvious to anyone who has watched the Rangers more than once this season. The upgrade needs to come externally though. The Rangers appear to be able to get by as is. If that's not good enough then deal from a position of strength – organisational defensive depth.
Consider the past few Ranger prospects that were given proper time to develop their games before making a splash in New York. Pavel Buchnevich wasn't rushed to New York and he's slowly becoming an integral part of the Rangers' offense. Jesper Fast was given three full seasons in Sweden and 48 games in the AHL before he began to make an impact in New York – now he's a mainstay for the Rangers.
Brady Skjei is another given time to hone his game outside of New York's spotlight. Ryan McDonagh had 38 games in the AHL as well as additional seasoning in college. Chris Kreider wasn't seen in New York for several years after being drafted. You get the point. Almost the entire core of the current Rangers roster were prospects that were developed properly.
The best recent examples of the Rangers successfully developing their own, were those that weren't rushed to New York. The Rangers can compete, and should (lots of shoulds in this post in italics…) be able to make the playoffs, without rushing Filip Chytil and co. How the Rangers perform when they get to April will be influenced more by Jeff Gorton's ability to handle the trade market than it will be by promoting an 18 year old prospect, no matter how tempting that may appear."Patience with Chytil and Rangers Center prospects the way to go",
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Completely agree. Let him develop in the AHL, like you said, he's the focal point of that team, there's no reason to rush him and have him not live up to unrealistic expectations. Plain and simple, he just won't get enough ice time to make an impact in the NHL, he needs to play 15+ a night.
I think at some point though, the Rangers will call up Chytil if this keeps up and there are no centers available for a reasonable trade cost.
But I do agree that Chytil was best served going to Hartford, and not the Czech league for that matter.
All well and good. But Gorton has not proven himself on the trade front and has overpaid on at least 2 if not 4 or 5 trades. Also that one trade we make this year (if we make one) isn't going to push the needle past another bad 1st or 2nd round exit unless they work some kind of miracle on the defensive side.
Brassard for Zibanejad AND a 2nd- best Ranger trade since Gomer for McDonagh. So, with all due respect, I couldn't disagree more with your Gorton hasn't proven himself on the trade front.
Fair enough, I conveniently forgot about that one.
Staal – overpay
Step/Raanta – will set this one aside for now
Smith – overpay
Was Talbot his or Sather's?
You can't blame him on th Stepan trade, it wasn't his fault that the market was low on him to begin with. 2016 playoffs and the summer World cup games must have helped to bring his value down so Raanta had to be in a package deal to make it go through.
I realize it was another cap move but,
I can blame him for not filling the center void once the trade was made. There were UFA options available other than Desharnais.
Hagelin trade is unforgivably bad.
Stepan trade heading that way too. (Unless anderson has way more than he showed in TC)
Theoretically the Hagelin trade wasn't his so I left that one out.
Other than when he first arrived in Pitt in 2016, Hagelin has been hot garbage since he left the Rangers.
The fact the Rangers aren't stuck paying a 4th liner $4M a year for another year, makes the Hagelin trade a win. Fast and Hagelin have almost the same exact production since Hags was shipped to Anaheim, except Fast saved the Rangers close to ten million in cap space over the life of Hagelin's recent 4 year contract.
Yes. To put numbers to it, Hags has a line of 1 goal and 2 apples in 21 games played so far. All for the price of $4mil per yr.
They got nothing back in the trade. His performance doesn't make it a win. His forecheck was a big part of this team and a major reason for Hayes' rookie season success. It was a salary dump, plain and simple. That doesn't make it a win. It was a win for Hags though. 2 cups later.
But righted when the Rangers got Grabner, who is a better version of Hagelin.
Andersson showed lots in TC, but you wouldn't know that from watching on TV(or your computer)
They opted to send him back to Europe prob to work on his game, so … I'm not so sure of that
I think you give no respect to teams ahead of us. you are what your record says you are.
Carolina and Ottawa are actually good enough for a playoff spot. But the Devils and Detroit are truly atrocious teams. Those teams will eventually get passed standing still by better teams like the Rangers, Caps, Isles and Pens.
Teams like Detroit and NJ that are on the lower end of the overall talent scale don't shoot over 9% for an entire season. Once their puck luck evaporates, and it will, both teams will be facing some long losing streaks.
This says it all, the kid is where he belongs for the time being.
If we do indeed call him up for a cup of coffee, do so later on in the season, just to see how far he's come from the beginning of the season. No need to rush him at this stage of his career.
We are a little better than a .500 team with playoff aspirations. Can be said of 15 other teams as well. I think the team has an identity that says they make the playoffs, and I am sure there is pressure from Dolan and MSG to get those 2 to 4 home games that are huge revenue grabs.
Sure the best thing for the long term is to let the kids develop – but at the cost of missing the playoffs? Gorton has to make that difficult decision at about the midpoint of the season.
No one thought the Avalanche would get the haul they got for Duchene, but they did. You think Montreal is just going to give away #2C? I feel Gorton must be working the phones, but nothing has been that appealing. He may need to bring up Letteri around Christmas, maybe to give the offense a spark.
Buffalo seems to be in a tailspin, is there someone there we could use (not Eichel).
Someone has the ability to add more than 1 thumbs down. Went from 0 to 10 in 30 seconds. Thanks BSB
Evander Kane
Worth taking a flyer on him, as long as we don't have to give too much.
Again why isn't moving Miller to center the answer? He is a natural center, as he can make plays and was solid on the back check against Ottawa. He gets better everytime he has an opportunity. The answer to the Rangers center ice woes is right under their nose.
His line scored but they looked like they were playing more defense than the top 6 lines and they were going against the Sens bottom 6. Miller had 1 good game last year at center while Hayes was hurt for a week. After that 1 game he went on to have the worst slump of the season at CENTER until Hayes got back and set him up with a freebie against Ellis, Josi ,Rinne and the Preds. If you really give a damn about his game than you would have caught what he said back in 14 when he said he enjoys playing wing more. AV even quoted him in the past offseason saying how JT prefers the wing but imo he belongs next to Hayes, they have obvious chemistry that will help in the long run.
"JT prefers the wing but imo he belongs next to Hayes, they have obvious chemistry that will help in the long run."
That is the worst place for him.
1- The two of them together get shelled massively. The two of them were in the bottom 3 of worst shot differental last year. To an extent, the trend continues this year. Hayes is rebounding and his possession numbers are tolerable away from Miller this year, even being a positive relCF% and relFF% so far this year. Miller on the other hand, continues to get shelled in possession. His counting numbers make him look good, but bad things are happening when he is on the ice, namely prolonged stays in the defensive zone.
2- There's only one puck. Hayes prefers the puck on his stick, and isn't as effective without it. Miller prefers the puck on his stick, and isn't as effective without it. Hence the problem.
3- Hot taek alert. It'd be smart for the Rangers to see just what JT Miller would fetch in a trade. His "counting" stats make him extremely viable and wanted. His decision making with the puck is suspect quite a bit of the time. He's getting progressively worse in possession metrics. Lastly, he is providing you nothing in the playoffs. He has ~6 pts, 0 goals, in his last 24 playoff games.
I largely agree with you here, especially on your third point.
Give Chytil a few more games at the big club before that decision is made.
Do we want to build for the future or do we realistically have a shot at the Cup? Not sure we can decide this yet, but come January, if we are feeling like we can make a deep run, get the kids here and ride their talent and enthusiasm.
If not, we sell assets (Nash, Zucc, McD) and grab lots of picks play for 2018/19.
Chytil is a future stud player, let him develop,not too so sure on Anderson, who I feel is an Oscar Lindbergh type player. Gorton meesed up on leaving Lindbergh unprotected, he sure would fit great on this current Ranger roster. He is getting rave reviews in Vegas, and the stat sheets supports those kudos. The decision to leave their best 2 way center, who was just hitting his stride, who played with an edge ( see Ottawa series from last year) unprotected , is a monumental mistake. Gorton has done a good job, but leaving Lindbergh unprotected was inexcusable.
Sorry buddy, but you are wrong. Look at the Rangers roster and tell me who you would have left unprotected instead of Lindberg. There was no choice in the matter. Now, if you want to criticize Gorton for not making some deal involving a draft pick going to Vegas in order to keep Lindberg, then ok, that's reasonable. Certainly the big picture of Gorton losing two centers and not adequately replacing them is more than fair to call into question.
But again, leaving Lindberg unprotected HAD to happen.
Bobby B,
100% agree…..This is what vegas coach Gallant had to say about oscar lindberg"". "He's been tremendous for us," Gallant said. "The guy comes to work every day, never complains and does whatever you ask of him." and from the other day……"We need to find him some PP time"'
And you are right, he is just hitting his stride……and plays with an edge….Now we have NO 4th line which was great for us in the playoffs!!!!!
Should have left stepan unprotected or made deal with vegas ….we didnt need anderson/deangelo trade!
I can't with this Stepan talk like he's burning up the league. He's not a top center never was and never will be. I said it while he was here he got points off of others hard work. He floated on the outside never went to the net and never carried the to make plays. He would let others do that and benefit from their work. Over paid, slow and not the answer. Ask Phx on the last one. Both of these young players given time will outperform you know who. Let's not mention his name again. Let's not make a stupid trade where we lose young assets. I would stay the course until Vinny is ready for his shot in the short term. Long t erm it's Fllip when his ready in February or March.
It's not that Stepan is a HOFamer but that our center position is a complete clusterf–k.
Derek would have mad this team much better, like him or not. And it could have been done if Smith were not signed..
No one said HOFer he's not even first line. The Rangers wouldn't be better with you know who. They would have his bad contract with a no move clause. Him floating around while other teammates do the heavy lifting. The PP is improved because of Shatty who wouldn't be here.. Mika would be getting less crunch time minutes as would Hayes. This team is better today without you know who. If he was such a stud or even top center what's the problem in Phx. Don't give me that oh the team sucks because if you're good you're good anywhere. The Rangers carried his ass.
The point is my friend that Zib-Stepan-Hayes-DD or whomever without Smith
is better than
Zib-Hayes-whomever-whomever with Smith
No. You didn't point out Shatty because you're stuck on Smith who will be find. Plus you haven't mentioned the two young skilled kids who came in you know who trade. Moves not just to make the playoffs but to win a Cup. Yes, down the road with a new core younger and more skilled. See what the Yankees finally did last year by keeping their number ones and not losing them by signing big name FA. They changed their approach and did their homework when it came to the draft. Trade assets a the deadline for NHL ready talent and high picks. While continuing the push for the playoffs. Build a young skilled team that can in two or three really push for the Cup.
Shatty could have come here with Stepan on the roster and without signing Smith.
The Rangers have over $3M in cap space and the difference between Smith and Stepan is a little over $2M.
So the narrative that the Rangers "had" to trade Stepan to sign Shatty for cap purposes is 100% wrong.
They had to trade Stepan because they wanted to sign Smith. So what I'm saying is that I would rather have Stepan instead of Smith at this point.
I guess Stepan is a lightening rod for the fans, lol.
I'm with you Richter….we would be much better off with Stepan on the team and I have no doubt that if they weren't concerned about the NMC, they would have retained him.
and they thought they had back up plans that didn't work out.
Chytil needs to come up for a solid 10 game stint at some stage. He needs to go into the off season knowing exactly what he needs to work on. As any young talented kid, they don't realize what extra effort is needed at the NHL level until they see/experience it for themselves. It would be a mistake to do that during the playoff run (ie last 15-20 games) as AV will have him on the pine for a majority of games. Best chance will be a Top 9 forward injury. As for Letteri, I would replace him for Carey immediately. Especially if he is going to continue to wasting Vesey on the 4th line. I really think AV is hockey dyslectic. Probably thinks Buchnevic resurgence had everything to do with being stuffed on the 4th line.
This is a great article and I largely agree with it. I've always preached patience when it comes to prospects. It's a very fine line obviously, and every player is different of course. But to me, you run a huge risk when you promote a player to fast vs giving that player ample time to develop. I think the Rangers are doing the right thing with the younger players.
Where I disagree, and this seems to be an ongoing theme from you and Dave in particular, is that we are pretty quick to deem certain teams "terrible" and we should easily do better than them. We heard that with Ottawa last year, and that was silly. They were a team very similar to the Rangers…a good but flawed team that, if they got hot, could make a run. This year, I can't say I know much about Detroit because I haven't seen them play, but I have seen a lot of NJ, and I have to tell you, IMO, they are not an awful team. There is plenty of talent there and while they will likely come back to earth, I think they are way better than people realize. Ottawa is a very good team. Carolina was supposed to be the most improved team in the league this year. They got off to a bad start but now seems to be playing better.
This is not the pre-cap era where there were a plethora of awful teams. This is a very balanced league now—perhaps the most balanced league of the four major sports. Right now, other than TB and St. Louis on the high end (and I'd include Pittsburgh too because of their pedigree) and probably Florida, Buffalo and Arizona on the low end, this league is pretty balanced. There are few easy games, and few teams can put a playoff berth in the bank. So to suggest the Rangers making the playoffs is a given is silly. They are exactly what most thought…a slightly better than .500 hockey team (and remember, they were a .500 hockey team for the final third of last season too) that will fight all year for the final playoff spot. No better or worse than most of the rest of the teams in the league.
One question on Andersson. I've been trying to follow his progress with Frolunda but according to HockeyDB he seems to be no longer on the active roster. Is that true?
They are not a .500 hockey club but are coached that way. Coach el smarto wants to force the players to play with unbalanced lines, some of which isn't his fault and a majority of which is his fault.
But who am I to complain about a coach with 7000 wins and no losses.
Obvious mistakes cannot be said because he is the best coach ever and his poop don't smell. Some of you AV fans will drink his bath water because you think he is perfect.
Never said he's perfect…I just don't go into these Bizzaro World rants that you seem to specialize in. The coach has been very succesful with a hardly stellar roster. Is he perfect? No. Could or should he be replaced? Possibly. Every coach has a shelf life. It all depends on who you replace him with.
Florida made a huge mistake firing Gallant. Montreal has gotten no benefit at all it seems for for swapping out Therrien and bringing in Julien. Boston doesnt seem to have benefitted either. Good organizations don't make knee jerk moves.
I wouldn't be shocked if a change is made after the season….IF the right guy is out there.
Hint: HockeyDB sorta sucks. Elite Prospects a better look.
Andersson has had 2 goals in his last 2 games, back on track after a bit of overtraining over the summer.
I appreciate that. Good to hear. I figured you might be a little more clued in than most on our prospects.
A few years back, the Rangers would send their young players to the AHL, and let them stay there until they dominated the opposition. If they didn't do that, they might get a cup of coffee, just to up their trade value. When the ones that did become dominant in the AHL were called up, they fit right in on the "big team". Examples: Mark Staal, Dubie, and Cally. Maybe not superstars, but good, solid, players. I say they do the same with Chytil and the other kids.
patience, yes
not moving Miller to C – no, you are again wrong
I see the Rangers as being a contender again in four years depending on their asset management. With Shesterkin (If he comes and continues to develop) in goal and some of their young core as older vets supported by Chytil and Anderson, the team could be solid. At some point they could have two or three goalie prospects with NHL starter potential but now minutes for them in NYC (If Shesterkin is the real deal).
Player-Chytil -Buchnevich
Graves/Day/DeAngelo/UFA/Prospect/Draft Pick
Depending on development, UFA signings trades, etc. They could have a pretty strong line-up. Anderson could be a first through 3rd line winger as well if they still have Hayes. If they have strong goal tending this could be a legit lineup in a few seasons–maybe even two seasons from now when Igor can come over and Anderson and Chytil might be starting their second year in 2019.
If this is the case–I feel bad for Hank. It would be a little tough to see the Rangers win a cup within a few years of him hanging up the skates.
Also, imagine if 6'5″ Gettinger does develop into a legit bottom six player?


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Some 607,735 undocumented Rohingyas have been identified in four upazilas of Cox's Bazar district and 53 percent of them are women and girls, says a new report.
The assessment was done in four upazilas of the district -- Cox's Bazar Sadar, Ramu, Teknaf and Ukhia.
This represents a 3.7-fold increase since the last reporting period in July, 2017 (164,000 displaced individuals), according to a report of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), reports UNB.
A total of 429,308 undocumented Rohingyas have arrived since August 25 due to the current ongoing outbreak of violence in the Rakhine State of Myanmar.
The majority of undocumented Rohingyas are living in Ukhia and Teknaf upazilas of Cox's Bazar district, a district bordering Myanmar identified as the main entry area for border crossing.
A total of 143 locations in 85 sites were assessed between September 5- 21, 2017.
A comprehensive registration system is still missing and therefore individual identification and information on the demographic breakdown is currently done through an extrapolation and estimation process, said the report.
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The NPM identified 1,480 unaccompanied and separated children, it said.
While there were around 113,735 undocumented Myanmar nationals in makeshift settlements in the beginning of August, that number has increased three-fold to 350,041 during the current reporting period.
Some 59,021 Rohingyas in Teknaf and 291,020 in Ukhia are living in makeshift settlements.
Out of 37 assessed locations in makeshift settlements, 14 per cent are katcha (temporary shelters made of materials such as mud brick, bamboo, sun-grass and wood) and 76 per cent are jhupri (shacks made of components such as jute sticks, tree leaves and jute sacks). Data was not yet collected for the remaining 10 per cent.
While there were 50,397 undocumented Rohingyas residing in host communities spread across two upazilas in the beginning of August, the NPM recorded the presence of 257,694 undocumented Rohingyas residing in host communities by 21 September across the four upazilas.
In 67 per cent of assessed host community locations, undocumented Rohingyas were living in katcha; 28 percent in Jhupri, and one per cent in semipucca (semi-permanent shelters where walls are made partially of bricks, floors are cemented and roofs of corrugated iron sheets).
Data was not yet collected in four per cent of locations.
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Dudley H. Dudley is the legal guardian of Billy Batson, who refers to him as "Uncle Dudley".[1]
Early life
Dudley has had a number of jobs in his life, but is currently retired. He still, occasionally, does odd jobs here and there.[1]
Dudley awaited Billy's return home from a mission in India. Captain Marvel was excited to tell him everything that happened, but Dudley pointed out it was past his bedtime.[2]
While watching a news report on Captain Marvel's latest feat, Billy suddenly disappeared. Dudley was worried sick about it. When Billy returned the next day, Dudley hugged him dearly.[3]
- Young Justice – season 1
- 13. "Alpha Male"
- 19. "Misplaced" (no lines)
Background information
- Uncle Dudley was one of Captain Marvel's many allies. He did not have powers, but did occasionally dress up in an "Uncle Marvel" costume. He managed to trick enemies into defeating themselves, rather than defeating them. His precise relationship with Billy has always been somewhat sketchy.
- This is his third animated appearance. He appeared in The Kid Super Power Hour with Shazam!, and an evil version named Uncle Super appeared in Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Weisman, Greg (2012-05-08). Question #14872. Ask Greg. Retrieved 2012-05-08.
- ↑ Pugsley, Tom (writer) & Oliva, Jay (director) (October 7, 2011). "Alpha Male". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 13. Cartoon Network.
- ↑ Weisman, Greg (writer) & Chang, Michael (director) (March 3, 2012). "Misplaced". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 19. Cartoon Network.


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First, the law generally assumes that children are not capable of possessing the same well-rounded judgment that adults are capable of possessing, and therefore there are differences in some of the rules and guidelines that are in place for child injury claims. Every year children are injured in accidents though no fault of their own.
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What Should A Parent Do When Their Child Is Injured?
A parent should obviously tend to the needs of the child. That means making sure prompt medical attention is provided. Once that is accomplished, a parent should try to gather information about what happened. The proper authorities should also be contacted, like the police in case of a car accident or animal control in the case of an animal bite or attack.
The names of witnesses should be written down. Photographs of the scene and/or of the child's injuries is also a good idea. If a personal injury claim is being pursued, then you should also file a claim with the relevant insurance carriers involved.
For serious injuries, or those that may involve permanent injuries or disfigurement, a parent should consult a lawyer about the child's rights. A qualified child injury attorney will be able to advise parents about the likelihood of a successful outcome and the benefits of hiring an attorney for legal representation.
Would My Child Have To Bring A Lawsuit Himself/Herself?
Most cases - an estimated 98 percent or more - involving injuries to children do not require a lawsuit. However, if a lawsuit is necessary, a guardian must be appointed by the court to bring the lawsuit on the child's behalf.
Typically the guardian will be the child's parent, but any person who is of sound mind and good judgment can act as the guardian for the child for purposes of the lawsuit. Your lawyer should explain to you the process of appointing a guardian so that a lawsuit may be commenced.
Will My Child Be Traumatized If We Bring A Lawsuit For Their Injuries?
Not usually. Lawsuits are only brought in a small number of cases - usually less than 2 percent of all cases. If a lawsuit is filed, the child's deposition may be requested depending on the child's age and level of maturity.
This can sometimes be an overwhelming and intimidating experience for a child, which makes it even more important that the child understands the nature of the situation.
If a lawsuit is involved, it is probably in the best interest of the parent or guardian to consult with an attorney who has experience in representing injured children and therefore understands how to make this process as easy and trauma-free as possible.
What Is The Likelihood Of Going To Court In A Child Injury Case?
Most child injury cases settle without going to court. Statistically speaking, the chance of a personal injury case will go to trial is less than 5 percent. The likelihood that a personal injury case involving a child is probably even smaller.
In cases where the evidence of liability against the defendant is strong and the injuries are fairly serious, the likelihood of the case going to court will be even smaller.


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Mumbai Indians VS ROYAL CHALLENGERS BANGALORE IPL MATCH PREVIEW
After loosing last match to Delhi Daredevils by 7 wickets at their home ground, Royal Challengers Bangalore will play their next match against Mumbai Indians on Wednesday of the IPL 2016 season, here in Mumbai. It will be a chair cringing match since both teams are lead by top players, the MI team is led by India's explosive opener batsmen, Rohit Sharma and Royal Challengers Bangalore led by the rising star and India's most explosive player, Virat Kohli.
Mumbai Indians also lost their last match against Gujarat Lions by 3 wickets. Both teams will try to bring back the winning momentum in this nail biting match.
Mumbai Indians VS ROYAL CHALLENGERS BANGALORE PREdiction | IPL MATCH 2016
It's a simple word, victory, but who still remains the question. From the view of things, Mumbai Indians stand a chance this time. But like the previous match, anything can happen, Royal Challengers can sweep a victory. Our little prediction bot choose Mumbai Indians as the winner this time. Also Read – IPL 2016 FULL SCHEDULE
Mumbai Indians VS ROYAL CHALLENGERS BANGALORE TEAM / SQUAD
|Mumbai Indians IPL 2016 Squad
|Rohit Sharma (C)
|Hardik Pandya
|Kieron Pollard
|Lendl Simmons
|Unmukt Chand
|Akshay Wakhare
|Lasith Malinga
|Siddhesh Lad
|Corey Anderson
|Parthiv Patel (WK)
|Jasprit Bumrah
|Mitchell McClenaghan
|Marchant de Lange
|Shreyas Gopal
|Ambati Rayudu
|Jagadeesha Suchith
|Harbhajan Singh
|Vinay Kumar
|Nitish Rana and Jos Butler
|Royal Challengers Bangalore IPL 2016 Squad
|Virat Kohli (C)
|Mitchell Starc , Shane watson
|AB de Villiers
|Chris Gayle
|Kedar Jadhav (WK)
|Adam Milne
|Mandeep Singh
|Harshal Patel
|Sreenath Aravind
|Abu Nechim
|Yuzvendra Chahal
|David Wiese
|Varun Aaron
|Sarfaraz Khan , Yuvraj Singh
You can enjoy the battle between MI and RCB on 8:00pm IST (2:30pm GMT), Wednesday 20th April 2016. Tune into our live update so that you don't miss the action. Venue – : Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai.
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The Grand Guesthouse Key West
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Tucked away in an Old Town Key West neighborhood, The Grand Guesthouse. An environmentally-friendly Key West inn that encompasses all the warmth and charm of it's famed little Island, Key West. Conveniently located five short blocks to Duval Street and five blocks to the Atlantic. You're within walking distance to all shops, restaurants, museums and art galleries, beaches, the Southernmost Point, Mallory Square,Hemingway's House and more. Our tropical Grand Guesthouse rooms are comfortable, sparkling clean, and all have private bathrooms and entrances. Our Suites feature a queen bedroom which opens into a separate dining and seating area with a kitchenette. Our rates include our expanded Continental breakfast, featuring bagels, English muffins, jams and jellies, cream cheese, coffee, teas, flavored creamers, hard boiled eggs, fresh fruit, yogurt, a sweets tray, orange juice and a selection of cereals.
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- Small Refrigerator
- Suites Have Kitchenettes
- All Non-Smoking Rooms
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Recently my husband and I belatedly celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary at The Inn at Little Washington. We were delighted to find that the Inn lived up to its hype and its magic followed us well beyond the charming town of Washington, Virginia.
Splendor, American Style
In the heart of the Hunt Country of Virginia, Chef Patrick O'Connell's inn continues to treat visitors to the finest culinary and hospitable offerings known to the free world, and we can now include ourselves among the legions of its fans. For more beautiful photos of the Inn, visit Alison's Avad Fan post, Re-treating at the Inn at Little Washington.
We had planned a one-day stay, and after all calories were consumed and farewells made to the gracious staff, LDB and I left town with an exchange of Where to now? While we had expected the dose of fabulousness we found at the Inn, the remainder of our anniversary getaway became a stroke of serendipity.
Skyline Drive
With an incredible picnic basket from the Inn stowed in our backseat, we had provisions for anything. On a whim, we chose a visit to Skyline Drive, the 105-mile scenic route through the Shenandoah National Park.
Skyline Drive runs from Front Royal in the north to Waynesboro in the south.
I am embarrassed to admit that, as residents of Virginia for over 20 years, we have never taken the time to explore either the Park or the Drive. Our daughters had trained with their cross-country team in the summers there, and, after making the drive, we have new-found respect for their conditioning.
Entering the Park at the Thornton Gap Entrance Station, located between mile posts 31 and 32 along the Drive, we were immediately greeted with one of the 75 scenic overlooks that dot the Drive.
Hazel Mountain Scenic Overlook set the expectation for the rest of the drive.
With every twist and climb in the road, we couldn't suppress our oohhhhhs and aahhhhhs at nature's beauty in our backyard.
The Shenandoah Valley seen below
is bound on the east by the Blue Ridge Mountains (where the National Park sits), to the west by the Ridge-and-Valley Appalachian Mountains, to the north by the Potomac River and to the south by the James River. After driving for a while, we found a picnic area and planted ourselves behind a shelter to shield the chilling wind.
We watched several hikers brave the snowy conditions, but we were content with our not-so-rustic fare from the Inn under our protective refuge.
The remainder of the drive proved no less majestic,
and although our appetites were quite satisfied, our eyes continued to feast
on the ice falls beside the road.
Winter isn't the best season to visit the Park. Most of the amenities are closed, including the Visitor Centers, food and dining services, lodging, gift stores, campgrounds, camp stores and other entertainment. However, we didn't have to contend with crowds or lines of cars, and there was not a mosquito in sight! I really wanted to see some of the famed wildlife or hike one of the umpteen trails, but I guess that gives me reason to return.
Part of the allure of the Inn at Little Washington is its rural setting. You have to drive out of your way to get there, and when you finally do, its sumptuous interiors provide a complementary contrast to the Virginia countryside. By accident, we discovered one of Virginia's natural treasures not far away from this man-made vision of extreme comfort and light years away from the daily grind. Isn't that the very definition of serendipity?
p.s. Didn't you love the picnic basket we received from the Inn? This one is similar.
You can find it on our Gracious Posse Shoppe on Amazon.


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Committment to the environment
Plastitalia has a heart for the future of our planet. It is for this reason that, since its founding, the company has made proper environmental management a high priority. Plastitalia takes the approach of having an ethical obligation to the planet. To this end, Plastitalia monitors the most significant environmental factors:
Energy consumption, both renewable and non-renewable
Raw material consumption, such as water
To limit pollution and environmental impact in all activities, Plastitalia is constantly improving its processes, products, and services. Plastitalia strives to ensure the greatest level of respect for the environment in which it operates, assuming responsibility in all aspects of environmental protection, in line with the company strategy.Plastitaliaspasu


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Our first stop this morning was Jonathan Adler and guess who was there...Jonathan! Erica and I being such HUGE fans were star struck but she had the guts to ask to meet him and get a photo together. Thank god for her bravery! It was so exciting and made our day.
We ordered some fabulous new holiday ornaments, new candles and some vases. Great gift ideas for the bride to be or for that person who has everything.
Monday, August 16, 2010
Guess who met Jonathan Alder?
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This is going to be the hardest one to find on the artist who sing this song. it's either from the 80's or early 90's a jazzy, synth-pop a.c. song that is probably in the list of well-forgotten songs (believe me, i'm not kidding).
The lyrics may not be in the right order because i had to listen to it 5 or 6 times to write the lyrics down. here goes:
"I Can't Let Go" 1st verse: "Walking alone in the cold grey dark, needing your touch, but the touch is gone. i see your face everywhere i turn, what i feel is love i just start to yearn. Oh your embrace have i come to this, just a dream of your kiss".
Chorus: "I can't let go i keep telling my heart, but my heart won't listen and i never known why can't i open the door to myself in prison.
2nd verse: "Calling your name in the dead of the night tasting your lips and holding you tight. Reach for your hand, but there just no end, making me crazy that your not there. yeah, in my heart we'll it sometime to you to cross that line.
( Repeat chorus). "bridge: over, i'm seeing it, i'm believin' it, much more till then maybe i".... (sax solo) and it goes back to the chorus.
Now, the challenge. i need the artist of that song and the album it came from (chances are that it's out of print). This is a tough one. Thanks


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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – REDI announced Tuesday current Ammon Mayor Dana Kirkham has been hired as the region's Science Technology and Research (STAR) Director.
Kirkham will begin part-time with REDI on September 11 moving to full-time when her mayoral duties end in December.
"We are excited to have Dana Kirkham join our staff in this important position dedicated on our region's science, technology and research (STAR) sector," said REDI CEO Jan Rogers. "With her background in working at the federal government, CIA and State Department, and her strong legislative experience, Dana will bring impressive skills to support STAR efforts throughout the region."
Kirkham will be the point of contact on this growing and vital industry cluster, serving as the primary spokesperson for topics and actions tied to STAR industry representatives.
"I look forward to supporting Eastern Idaho's vast STAR industries while focusing specifically on federal programs across the region," Kirkham said. "Managing and expanding these key sectors will benefit the whole region by creating more STAR related opportunities."


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Junior members of the CLEAR Club are repeating last year's Christmas challenge by cycling a total of 1000 miles on exercise bikes. The distance must be completed by 6.30pm, Thursday 19th December. They have 10 sessions in which to meet their objective. Last year, the target was only achieved during the last 5 minutes of the final session, so once again they will be stretched to the limit.
This year thee money raised will go towards the purchase of specialist equipment for children with muscular dystrophy, a progressively debilitating disease that causes severe muscle weakness and functional disability. The equipment will allow us to deliver safe therapeutic exercise programmes in the CLEAR Unit at Oxford Brookes University.
Please support our efforts this Christmas and help us make a difference.
JustGiving sends your donation straight to the CLEAR Trust so it's a quick and safe way to donate.


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Spanish food recipes include a few types of Spanish tapas recipes which are basically Spanish appetizers.
Spanish tapas recipes are usually the size of your typical appetizer in the USA that you order before your main course.
These tiny Spanish food recipes are usually eaten in between the larger meals in Spain. However, you can also replace a larger meal with a few Spanish tapas recipes.
Mini Spanish food recipes can be as simple as a plate of olives.
When it's "siesta" time in Spain or lunch time, you would order more traditional Spanish recipes such as the famous Paella dish which is cooked with the most expensive spice in the world.
Tapa is pronounced TAHpah and there are literally hundreds of different types of tapas for you to make.
Spanish tapas are considered more of a light snack and will consist of an assortment of appetizer-sized portions of Spanish food recipes.
Tapas are part of the tradition of stimulating the appetite with friends while drinking. And tapas help to combat the effects of alcohol.
Tapas are served on little plates and these mini meals can be served either hot or cold.
Common foods used to make tapas are olives, cheese, eggs. seafood, vegetables, and cured sausages.
Ceviche Recipes - raw seafood marinated in fresh squeezed citrus juice will stimulate your taste buds.
Spanish Stuffed Peppers Recipe
- Spanish peppers stuffed with a creamy cheese or a spicy meat filling.
Spanish food recipes have many cultural influences because of Spain's location and history with other cultures.
The Spanish diet is fairly simple and Spaniards use a lot of fresh ingredients in their recipes.
And next to the Japanese people, Spanish people probably consume the most fish and seafood.
Lunch is their largest meal of the day and is an elaborate affair usually between the hours of 2:00 and 4:00 pm.
And dinner is eaten much later at night in Spain - around 9:00 to 10:00 p.m. Dinner is also much lighter and may only consist of a few Spanish tapas recipes.
The Spanish people enjoy a good amount of eggs which are typically made into an omelete. And cured ham such as chorizo also seems to be a very popular food item in Spain.
Spaniards also enjoy eating rabbit, chicken, Spanish cheese, some red meats, bread, chocolate, Spanish rice, fruit, honey, Spanish olive oil, almonds, many vegetables, and love to wash it all down with Spanish wine.
Spanish Omelet - one of the most common dishes served in Spain and its Spain's version of a tortilla - it's also a very popular tapa item.
Spanish Rice Recipes - shows you how to make the savory and most popular Spanish rice dish - Paella.
Paella consists of a variety of seafood or meats along with tomatoes, vegetables, saffron, and Spanish rice.
You can even learn to make a lower carb version of this Spanish icon.
Gazpacho Recipes - a chilled soup usually made from a base of raw tomatoes that is very popular during the hot summer months in Spain.
Fresh cucumbers can be used as an alternative base to create another type of refreshing gazpacho recipe.
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Autism Presentation What does the IDEA say about Autism? By Janessa Piersiak, Miranda Aden, Tessa Hupp, and Cynthia Thorburn
"A developmental disability significantly affecting verbal and nonverbal communication and social interaction, usually evident before age 3 that adversely affects a child's educational performance. Other characteristics often associated with ASD are engagement in repetitive activities and stereotyped movements, resistance to environmental change or change in daily routines, and unusual responses to sensory experiences. The term does not apply if a child's educational performance is adversely affected because the child has an emotional disturbance" [34 C.F.R. 300.8(c)(1)] What does Minnesota Law say about Autism? AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS (ASD).
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"Autism spectrum disorders (ASD)" means a range of pervasive developmental disorders, with onset in childhood, that adversely affect a pupil's functioning and result in the need for special education instruction and related services. ASD is a disability category characterized by an uneven developmental profile and a pattern of qualitative impairments in several areas of development, including social interaction, communication, or the presence of restricted, repetitive, and stereotyped patterns of behavior, interests, and activities. These core features may present themselves in a wide variety of combinations that range from mild to severe, and the number of behavioral indicators present may vary. ASD may include Autistic Disorder, Childhood Autism, Atypical Autism, Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Otherwise Specified, Asperger's Disorder, or other related pervasive developmental disorders. A brief history of Autism Definition Under IDEA In 1943 Dr. Leo Kanner (a doctor at John Hopkins Children's Pediatric Clinic) and Hans Asberger (at the University Pediatric Clinic of Vienna) both noted similarities in children who had to have four similar traits. These traits are the liking of elaborate routines, preference for being alone, wanting things to stay the same, and certain abilities despite major deficiencies. History of Autism in Special Education The history of autism in special education is closely linked to parents fighting for services for their child. Whether this is for inclusion in the general education classroom or for schools to help pay for expensive therapy sessions. Cases involving Autism Sources http://naricspotlight.wordpress.com/2012/04/18/a-brief-history-of-autism/ About Autism Autism is a profound developmental disability that can severely impair a child's abilities. Students with autism have unique abilities and needs which require special considerations in designing, implementing and evaluating their educational programs. Educators need to understand the educational approaches and program structures that are effective for these students. How common is it? For many years autism was rare - occurring in just five children out of 10,000. However, since the early 1990s, the rate of autism has increased dramatically around the world, with figures as high as 60 per 10,000. In March, 2012, the US Federal Centers for Disease Control that 1 in 88 children in the US is diagnosed with an ASD.
http://www.autism.com/index.php/is_it_autism Many cases involve the use of therapy programs such as the Lovaas treatment and ABA therapy. Some of the cases involve not giving the student a FAPE because of not giving the student the therapy they needed to help them advance academically. 1. Keep it structured. Try using routines and consistency whenever possible. Activities are successful when they're broken into small steps.
2. Use visuals. A picture speaks a thousand words. Children with autism learn faster and with greater ease when you use visuals. Visual supports maintain a child's focus and interest. Keep explanations simple and short about each picture.
3. Use schedules. Most students with autism like order and detail. They feel in control and secure when they know what to expect. Schedules help students know what's ahead. Picture schedules are even more powerful because they help a student visualize the actions. Schedules can be broad or detailed. Tips for setting up a classroom for students who have Autism Tips continued.. 4. Reduce distractions. Wall charts and posters can be very distracting. While you or I would stop "seeing the posters" after a while, children on the spectrum will not. Each time they look at it will be like the very first time and it will be impossible for them to ignore it. Try and seat children away from windows and doors.
5. Use concrete language. Always keep your language simple and concrete. Get your point across in as few words as possible. Give very clear choices and try not to leave choices open ended.
6. Don't take it personal. Some students with Autism simply don't understand social rules or how they're supposed to behave. It can feel insulting when you excitedly give a gift or eagerly try and share information and you get little to no response. Turn these incidents into learning experiences. Tips continued.. In SUMTER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 17, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. JOSEPH HEFFERNAN, on behalf of his son TH; MAY BAIRD, on behalf of her son TH, Defendants-Appellees No. 09-1921, a student with autism an appropriate education because his teachers were not ABA therapy. His parents removed him from the school so that he could get the services he needed at home. He did better with the therapy. The court ruled the school did not provide TH with an appropriate education because of the improvement with the therapy. However, the court was not sure if homeschooling was the best placement for TH. Tips continued.. 10. Teach with lists. Teaching with lists sets clear expectations. It defines a beginning, middle and an end. Almost anything can be taught in a list format. If a student is struggling with reading comprehension, recreate the passage in list format. This presentation is much easier for a student to process.
11. Creative teaching. It helps to be creative when you're teaching students with autism. Use students specific interests as motivators. Act things out as often as you can. Add humor to your lessons. We all respond to humor.
12. Don't sweat the small stuff. The final goal is for children to be happy and to function as independently as possible. Don't demand eye contact if a student has trouble processing visual and auditory information simultaneously. By correcting every action a person does, you're sending a message that they're not good enough the way they are. When making a decision about what to correct, always ask yourself first, "Will correcting this action help this person lead a productive and happy life?" 7. Be aware of transitions. Children on the autism spectrum feel secure when things are constant. Changing an activity provides a fear of the unknown. This elevates stress, which produces anxiety. Use verbal instruction to say something like, "In 5 minutes, it's time to return to our desks" and then again "Three minutes until we return to our desks" and then again "One more minute till we return to our desks". Another option is to use a timer.
8. Establish independence. Teaching students with autism how to be independent is vital to their well being. While it's tempting to help someone that's struggling to close a zipper, it's a much greater service to calmly teach that person how to do it themselves. Encourage your students to ask each other for help and information. By doing so, students learn there are many people they can seek out for help and companionship.
9. Rewards before consequences. Rewards and positive reinforcement are a wonderful way to increase desired behavior. Help students clearly understand which behaviors and actions lead to rewards. Video-Sue Larkey is an Autism expert and discusses essential tips. Programs In Minnesota The MAC School "The mission of Lionsgate Academy is to provide a transition-oriented and personalized learning program focused on secondary high-functioning students on the autism spectrum that supports their full potential, participation, and self-determination within their school, family, and community." "Lionsgate Academy is an academic community where students may safely experience the transition to young adulthood. Here students are partners in learning, empowered to become confident, and disciplined. Students are challenged to grow through a balance of academic, social, emotional experiences so they are adequately prepared for transition into their communities." What is it? A Public Charter School that serves high functioning students with autism in their transition years (grades 7-12). Functions like a typical high school with core academic classes, electives, and after school activities. In addition, they offer full support services and transition services. Program Overview Ensures that content and performance standards are broad enough to meet individual and diverse needs of all students.
Extends its assessment system to include all students with disabilities who require accommodations to demonstrate the mastery of knowledge and skills.
Uses assessment results to improve students' learning by changing instructional practice.
Actively engages students in their learning by requiring high rates of appropriate responses to the material presented.
Carefully matches instruction to each student's abilities and skill levels.
Provides instructional cues and prompts to support learning at an appropriate level.
Provides detailed feedback that is directed explicitly to whatever task the student is expected to complete. Pathways An approach that allows students to set goals towards their completion of high school.
It also helps prepare them for one of the four post-secondary options: Academic Pathway towards College Enrollment
Career and Technical Training
Supported Living Middle school students are expected to complete a minimum of 16.25 credits. High school students complete a minimum (depending on their post-secondary goals) of 23 credits. For more information .. LIONSGATE ACADEMY
3420 Nevada Ave N.
Crystal MN, 55427
Phone: 763.486.5359
Fax: 763.390.0012 http://www.lionsgateacademy.org/ "Holland Center is a MN autism center and a day program for treatment of children with autism. Holland combines what is researched to be the most effective forms of therapy combined with the environmental interventions that have been proven to make a difference in a child's ability to learn." Program Overview * One in 88 Children in the United States have autism.
* An estimated 1.5 million people have autism in the United States
* One in 65 Children in Minnesota have autism.
* One in 54 boys have autism. Current Statistics 1. Therapeutic Intervention Model & Services 2. Biomedical Intervention Model & Services 3. Consulting & Assessment Current Facts Therapeutic Intervention Model & Services * Autism Prevalence figures are growing rapidly.
* Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability in the United States.
* More children will be diagnosed with autism this year than AIDS, diabetes and cancer combined.
*Autism receives approximately 5% of government research funding for childhood diseases.
* Boys are 5 times more likely to have autism than girls.
* Autism costs a family $60,000 a year on average.
* Autism costs the nation approximately $137 billion a year, a number that is going to keep increasing.
* There is no medical detection or cure for autism. ABA/VB Treatment Model:
"Our therapeutic intervention model is a behavioral-based program using the behavioral analysis of language as developed by B.F. Skinner (Verbal Behavior, 1957)." This program uses teaching strategies that promotes high levels of positive reinforcement. Supporting therapies that are offered include:
1. Speech Language Services
2. Occupational Therapy
3. Music Therapy Across The United States Statistics Autism Occurrence Statistics Biomedical Intervention Model & Services "Holland Center offers Biomed Services and Consulting at our autism clinic as directed by Michael P Montico, M.D., Holland Center Medical Director." Prevalence Vs. Funding * Leukemia: Affects 1 in 1,200 / Funding: $277 million.
* Muscular Dystrophy: Affects 1 in 100,000 / Funding: $162 million.
* Pediatric AIDS: Affects 1 in 300 / Funding: $394 million.
* Juvenile Diabetes: Affects 1 in 500 / Funding: $156 million.
* Autism: Affects 1 in 110 / Funding: $79 million. The programs offered in this approach include:
1. Medical Consulting
2. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
3. Nutrition Consulting
4. Food & Allergy Testing Consulting & Assessments for Autism Autism Spectrum Disorder Diagnostic Assessment
Biomedical consulting assessments
Speech and Language assessments
Behavioral assessments
Occupational therapy assessments "The Holland Center offers autism assessments as well as individualized consulting from a medical perspective as well as from an educational and therapeutic one. A comprehensive multidisciplinary assessment can be done." Included are: For More Information .. http://www.hollandcenter.com/home.php Holland Center
10273 Yellow Circle Dr.
Minnetonka, MN 55343
952.401.9359 How To Help A Child With Autism Autism Website Resources http://www.autismspeaks.org/
http://www.nationalautismassociation.org/ "The MAC School strives to educate students on the Autism Spectrum in grades 4th – 12th, and up to age 21, who possess a wide range of abilities. The goals of the MAC School are to foster academic success, independence, self-awareness, social consciousness and behavioral management skills." Autism Spectrum Disorder's Described *Autistic Disorder- This is what most people think of when they hear the word "autism." It refers to problems with social interactions, communication, and imaginative play in children younger than 3 years.
*Asperger's Syndrome- These children don't have a problem with language -- in fact, they tend to score in the average or above-average range on intelligence tests. But they have the same social problems and limited scope of interests as children with autistic disorder.
*Pervasive Developmental Disorder or PDD- also known as atypical autism. This is a kind of catch-all category for children who have some autistic behaviors but who don't fit into other categories.
*Rett Syndrome- Known to occur mainly in girls, children with Rett syndrome start developing normally but begin to lose their communication and social skills. Beginning at the age of 1 to 4 years, repetitive hand movements replace purposeful use of the hands.
*Childhood Disintegrative Disorder- These children develop normally for at least two years and then lose some or most of their communication and social skills. What does it offer? Provides small class sizes, individualized learning plans, and a supportive school setting. Identifies, assesses and develops individual student strengths, talents and interests. Provides challenging adaptive academic and therapeutic curriculum, featuring research-based instruction with appropriate student modifications and accommodations. For more information ... http://www.themacschool.org/
MAC School
3800 Silver Bell Rd
Eagan, MN 55122
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Mike founded the firm in 1992. Since then he has established an impressive record winning and settling cases involving life and death issues. Mike's trial experience includes auto negligence, commercial vehicle litigation, construction accidents, premises liability, products liability, public utility liability and subrogation. This is why larger corporate and insurance clients turn to Mike to defend their interests and their public image in emotionally charged cases.
From 1998 to 2008 Mike served as the resident agent of Schneider National Inc., one of the Nation's largest trucking companies. The firm currently handles all of their personal injury, property damage and cargo claims in the State of Michigan.
Mike founded Professional Claims Management Systems in June of 2005 and successfully bid on the outsourcing of a Fortune 500 company's general liability, workers' compensation and asbestos litigation. PCMS provides state-of-the-art claims management services to this Fortune 500 company and its various subsidiaries, advice and counsel on general liability issues and supervision to outside counsel.
Mike has completed over 90 jury trials. One factor in many of those successes in court, and equally important in his most effective negotiations or mediated settlements, is the strategic use of a very intensive form of focus group research applied to presentations out of court, as well as in trial. Mike has successfully used focus groups in more than a dozen cases in recent years.
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She won a "no cause of action" jury verdict in a one-half million dollar property loss case and through pre-trial motions, was able to reduce a potential jury verdict by more than 70% in another product liability case. Tara has also obtained multiple nuisance-type settlements and court dismissals in premises liability cases.
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500 Club '18 is an ambitious initiative aimed at strengthening the playing squad by finding 500 fans each willing to donate £150.00, with every penny going towards the cause.
WE DID IT! Promotion to League One.
Saturday 28th April 2018 is a day that'll live long in the memory for us all. And without The 500 Club, it really wouldn't have been possible. In fact, Saturday's match-winner, Dominic Gape, was one of the first 500 Club supported acquisitions.
So to everyone who has been part of the The 500 Club and continues to support, thank you.
To those who are still thinking of joining, you can find details below. This journey is just getting started!


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Latitude: 50.8899 / 50°53'23"N
Longitude: -0.3312 / 0°19'52"W
OS Eastings: 517469
OS Northings: 111371
OS Grid: TQ174113
Mapcode National: GBR HLS.12X
Mapcode Global: FRA B66R.6SZ
Entry Name: 87, High Street
Listing Date: 15 March 1955
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1027250
English Heritage Legacy ID: 298753
Location: Steyning, Horsham, West Sussex, BN44
County: West Sussex
District: Horsham
Civil Parish: Steyning
Built-Up Area: Steyning
Traditional County: Sussex
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): West Sussex
Church of England Parish: Steyning St Andrew
Church of England Diocese: Chichester
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C18. Two storeys. Three windows. Faced with flints with red brick dressings,
quoins and stringcourse. Wooden eaves cornice. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact.
Doorway up six steps in moulded architrave surround with wide flat hood on brackets
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Listing NGR: TQ1746911371
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In 1897, or thereabouts, as Mr. Yeats said in his interesting introduction to "The Well of the Saints," John Synge was eking out a scanty subsistence in Paris, endeavouring to support himself by literature, with no very definite idea as to his aims, but full of suppressed vitality awaiting an adequate outlet for expression. It was then his ambition, native Irishman though he was, to become a competent critic of French literature, from the French point of view. In this somewhat hazy state of mind, Mr. Yeats found him, and, according to his story; persuaded him to abandon his immediate and somewhat unprofitable critical purpose, and to turn to account the creative impulse, which had hitherto been lying dormant within him. The poet himself was fresh from a trip to the Aran Islands, and the rude but healthy atmosphere of them and of their people had taken possession of a nature ever keen to realise and appropriate new sensations, particularly those which carried with them a deep and noble spiritual import. How magnetic their appeal to the stranger must be was never more fully illustrated than in the intensity of the impression which Mr. Yeats had carried away with him from the islands and communicated to Synge,–though the result, as the poet tells me, of but a single day's stay on Aranmor.
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Police have arrested a man they say touched the buttocks of a woman shopper in a department store.
Police have arrested a man they say touched the buttocks of a female shopper in a department store.
The 42-year-old man was seen staring at the woman in the Target store at 3970 SW Archer Road on Wednesday afternoon, according to a Gainesville Police Department report.
Store staff said the man intentionally followed the woman and then touched her, the report said.
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(Editor's note: MADSA was an active member of Moral Monday GA in 2014-15, as we staged weekly rallies and civil disobedience to pressure the Georgia legislature on several key issues, including the necessity to expand Medicaid. Lorraine Fontana, author of this post excerpted from a longer report on her Facebook page, was among our members who participated and accepted arrest.)
For those of us hoping the Moral Monday Georgia coalition/movement would re-emerge, this was a hopeful event. Could this be the beginning of a re-boot of MMGA? Maybe.
The definite religious, faith-based underpinnings of this gathering (after all, it was a "revival") were on display as many clergy from various religions and spiritual traditions were on hand – either to speak or to be present for the consecration at the end of the revival. I myself call it a Love Fest, as that is what I felt was most present throughout the evening – in all its forms, and offered through words, music, movement, compassionate listening and responding, hugging and laying on of hands. . . .
The Rev. Barber, NAACP Board member and leader of the Moral Monday North Carolina movement, spoke with a basic intro to the meaning of the evening (photo by Steve Eberhardt). He stated his opinion (which many of us agree with) that the policies being passed in too many Southern (and other) legislatures are "morally indefensible, constitutionally inconsistent, and economically insane." He asked "hasn't someone been hurting our brothers and sisters far too long?"- YES!
In addition to Rev. Dr. William Barber, we heard from Rev. James Forbes, senior pastor emeritus at Riverside Church in NYC, and Rev. Dr. Francys Johnson, president of the Georgia NAACP and key MMGA leader. . .
. . . A group of folks were called up to the stage to deliver pieces of their indivdual stories – each one having experienced hardship/struggle due to their identity or position in our broken system. . .All who spoke and witnessed were called to come up front, join hands in a line. (Photo by Lorraine Fontana)
Sponsoring organizations included the American Friends Service Committee, Georgia NAACP, New Georgia Project, The Coalition for the Peoples Agenda, Raise Up ATL, Athens for Everyone. (Everyone was invited to sign a pledge of support for the revived movement, including the option of attending a training and pledging to participate in three actions, as yet unspecified, on Mondays in September.)


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Nurse Practitioner Salaries in Florida - FL
The Florida Area Health Education Centers states that in 2009, the average nurse practitioner salary in Florida was $83,646. Because the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics groups nurse practitioners with all other registered nurses for salary statistics, this figure is higher than their quoted annual salary for RNs in Florida of $62,270. It makes sense, though, that NPs would earn a higher annual salary than RNs, as they must take advanced education beyond that of a traditional RN.
Some cities in Florida pay NPs more than others. The following NP salary figures for some of Florida's largest cities were taken from indeed.com:
- Orlando: $80,000
- St. Petersburg: $81,000
- Tampa: $82,000
- Jacksonville: $78,000
- Miami: $85,000
Just as certain cities pay higher NP salaries than others, certain specializations within the NP profession produce a higher income than others. Indeed.com provided the following salary statistics for these NP specializations in Florida:
- Pediatric Nurse Practitioner: $95,000
- Oncology Nurse Practitioner: $92,000
- Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner: $89,000
- Women's Health Nurse Practitioner: $103,000
- Neonatal Nurse Practitioner: $89,000
- Family Practice Nurse Practitioner: $109,000
- Geriatric Nurse Practitioner: $95,000
The makeup of Florida's population may explain why some NP specializations pay more than others. According to US Census Bureau 2009 figures, Florida's largest groups of citizens include children under 18 (21.9%), people over 65 (17.2%) and women (50.8%).


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Libiamo! August 6, Santa Fe Opera's 60th Anniversary Gala/
Join the Santa Fe Opera in celebrating its 60th anniversary with the most sensational party of the season! Take a stroll down the red carpet, sip champagne, and enjoy a delectable dinner before dancing the night away.
The evening will feature a collection of the Santa Fe Opera's most memorable costumes from years past, along with unseen film and photography from decades of archival footage. All net proceeds from the event support the world-renowned SFO apprentice programs, and this year's gala will feature a performance by former SFO apprentice singer, Joyce DiDonato.
All net proceeds support The Santa Fe Opera's Apprentice Programs which provide over 115 apprenticeships in voice, scenic arts, costumes, properties, stage operations, electrics, audio-visual, orchestra services, and wigs and make-up.
WHERE: Eldorado Hotel, Santa Fe, New Mexico
WHEN: 6:00pm Champagne Reception
7:00pm Dinner and Performance by Joyce DiDonato
9:00pm Dessert & Dancing
TICKETS: $1,000, $2,500 and $5,000 per person
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Jan Frodeno's customizable shoe of choice, the golf ball-like Zero+ shoes almost look like incomplete prototypes. The dimpled upper is stitched straight into the carbon fiber soles, and there's no visible cushioning. But they provided the best power transfer of any shoes tested and the most natural foot shape. Stiff arch support may aggravate prominent navicular bones, but it also prevents pronation to keep knees in line. They're not tri-specific, though, so they're best used for longer races when a few extra seconds to put them on and take them off won't cost you a podium.


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A lot of times people think that estate planning consists of a last will and testament, and while it does consist of a last will and testament, there's really a whole lot more to it than just the last will and testament. So, things that we looked at with Herschel and Nell and this is in your slides, I'm not going to mess with the big slides up here.
Oh, I'm sorry.
No, it's ok really, I'm only 5 minutes on this. But I will bring the slides up in the second half. So we talked about creating wills, doings some trust planning. You heard them talk about their son Ted, who's really not that great with money so we were able to kind of plan some trust planning for him. As we embarked upon estate planning, it's important to figure out how are your assets titled in the first place, and to understand what is it your will is even going to control so it's important to go through and determine what things are going to pass by operation of law, what things have beneficiary designations, and to understand really what this beautiful will that you are putting in place is actually going to control. So, then also, we had a conversation about planning for incapacity, which is a time when a person is no longer able to manage his or her finances on their own and so that type of planning is dealing with powers of attorney. There are 2 powers of attorney that you want to look at; one is a financial power of attorney, which is naming someone to handle your finances for you, to interact with your CPA and get those taxes done. That's one side of the financial planning arena under powers of attorney, then we also need to plan on the medical side of things. In Georgia we have a durable advance directive for health care, everyone should have one of those in place. Up until 2007, it was a living will and a durable medical power of attorney. As of 2007 the Georgia legislature rewrote our statue, we now have those two documents combined into one, so within one document you're saying "Here's the agent that I named to make my healthcare decisions and then also here are my wishes with regard to end-of-life decision making". A lot of people tend to think, "Oh, I need a living will, I need a living will, I need a living will" and that's true, but it's also important to realize living will is strictly end-of-life decision making, there is a lot of middle ground between perfectly fine and end-of-life and that's where you want to have an agent designated to make decisions for you. So, we looked at getting these powers of attorney for Herschel and Nell, and we did, these powers of attorney were immediately effective. That's another point where I tend to get on my soapbox in this discussion, is that when you have a power of attorney there is an option of having a power of attorney that is what's known as springing power of attorney, it springs into effect upon some contingency, that might be your primary physician saying, "Ok, Heather can't handle her affairs anymore, activate that power of attorney document" or it might say, "Two of my three children agree,". That can be even worse, right? Dealing with families? Yeah. It is always my recommendation that a power of attorney be immediately affective, because then you're not having to look, in a time of crisis, to getting the formalities taken care of to bring this power of attorney into effect. Also, people will tend to say, "Well, gosh, I don't want them to have the authority to handle my stuff right now," because that's what a immediately effective power of attorney does, "cause I don't want them to have that power right now," and then I look at that as a "gut-check" for the client. If you're not okay with naming the person to handle your finances right now when you're perfectly capable of watching every step they do, do you really want them handling them down the road when you have no idea what's going on, especially if you had, like, dementia?
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Dramas: Crime TV
Three detectives lead the ratings as cable channels dominate the summer
Cable is dominating television this summer. During July, advertiser-supported cable channels drew 63% of the primetime viewing audience, according to Nielsen Media Research. Below, a look at the three top-rated scripted series last month on ad-supported cable channels.
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I just got word from my friend Rock, at the Idaho Statesman, that the weekly subscription rate has been reduced. For a $1/week you can purchase a weekday AND Sunday/Holiday subscription! That's right, a full week subscription is the same price as a Sunday only subscription. This means you can get those Wednesday adds with the extra doublers along with your Sunday's. Also you will receive a free Bronco Magic hardcover book ($40 value) along with your subscription (fathers day gift?).
Rock will be at the Fairview/Meridian Albertsons this week through Saturday.
*Remember* – Rock WILL HOOK YOU UP. He let's me know his location every week so I can go get extra coupon inserts and doublers from him. Just tell him Discount Queens sent you and he specifically said he would save extra coupons for you guys.
Rock did mention he did not know how long this offer would last (probably through the end of June) so go get a subscription soon if you are interested.


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Gig posters by Brett Savage
3 posters designed by Optical Sound's very own Brett Savage from recent and upcoming gigs by psych warlords In Zaire, Mugstar and White Manna
Professionally printed onto 200 GSM paper, be the envy of your neighbourhood with these eye catching (or straining) designs. Hand numbered editions of 25. Posted in a sturdy cardboard tube.
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Broadcasting from The Gainesville Sun in Florida, the "Gator Growlers" podcast explores the world of craft beer in the region and state, in the U.S. and around the world. Host Gerard Walen founded the website BeerInFlorida.com in 2009 and wrote the 2014 guidebook "Florida Breweries," published by Stackpole Books. He has written for various local and national brewing publications, including All About Beer Magazine, Beer Advocate magazine and CraftBeer.com. His favorite brewery is the one he's at and his favorite beer the one in front of him. Expect guests from all facets of the craft brewing community to share their stories and impart their knowledge of the industry and – of course – the beer itself. Cheers!Read more »