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The 17-metre Iceni Defiant service vessel completed its sea trials and was handed over to operator Iceni Marine Services at a ceremony at London's St Katherine's Dock last week.
It will be joined by a smaller fast response vessel, Iceni Pride, which is due to be launched in March and will be the fourth vessel South Boats has built for Iceni.
Defiant utilises Scania engines and Rolls Royce water jets. Custom-designing vessels for ports which are suitable geographically for wind farm projects but have been configured for other purposes such as fishing fleets or container ships could reduce the need to adapt harbours for offshore wind operations.
Delivery of the new vessel was also accompanied by the announcement of orders for two more larger 24 metre wind farm service boats to be built for Iceni by South Boats.

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The Nigerian Child (2008)
Ensuring Education for All
Author/Publisher: UNICEF Nigeria
Language: English
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All children deserve a quality education. Unfortunately the girl child is often marginalized and her prospects sacrificed when it comes to sending children to school.
As the lead agency of the United Nations Girls Education Initiative, UNICEF is committed to ensuring that the issue of girls education remains at the top of the agenda in Nigeria, thus helping the country to reach two key Millennium Development Goals, the elimination of gender disparity in education and the achievement of universal primary education.
The Girls Education project implemented in six northern States by UNICEF with DFID funding has demonstrated that a lot can be achieved when interventions are well articulated and focused and when resources are well managed.
This edition of our new UNICEF Nigeria newsletter is dedicated to education and will give you an overview of the Girls Education Project through various stories from the human angle. I hope it will convince you that progress is possible and that a lot is already happening on ground.
What we need now to scale up and sustain these valuable interventions are: commitment and political will that should materialize through allocation of adequate resources and improvement of infrastructure; an improved capacity of education sector institutions in planning, budgeting, delivering supplies and services necessary for quality education. Last but not least, training of teachers is crucial so that pupils will have acquired the expected minimum competencies at the end of the primary school cycle.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard head coach
Peter Brand recently announced the addition of four fencers for the
upcoming 2009-10 season.
The incoming class consists of two sabre, one epee and one foil fencer. Both sabre fencers arrive from within the United States, one from New Jersey and the other from Connecticut, while the foil and epee fencers reside in Italy and England, respectively.
The Crimson finished in fifth place at the 2009 NCAA Championships and second at the IFA Championships. Harvard ended the 2008-09 season with a 9-9 overall record and captured its first Beanpot. The Crimson earned one All-America selection and one All-Ivy League selection.
Tommasso di Robilant/Foil/Rome, Italy/Lycee
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Captained the Club Scherma Roma fencing team in the 2008 Junior National Fencing Championship … Won the 2008 Regional Italy Cup Championship … Achieved a Top 10 Italian National Cadet ranking in 2007-2008 … Ranked sixth at the 2004 National Fencing Championship … National Cadet Championship finalist in 2008 … Finished in the top 16 in the Italian National Under-23 Championship.
Thomas Kolasa/Sabre/Princeton, N.J./Princeton
Won the gold medal at under-19 competition at North American Cup in 2008 … Placed sixth in under-17 World Cup in Hungary in 2006 … Claimed the silver in under-17 North America Cup in 2006 … Fenced to bronzed medal in under-20 Junior Olympics in 2006 … Captured the silver at Senior Team Nationals in San Jose, Calif., in 2008 … National Merit Scholarship finalist … National AP Scholar … American Fine Arts Laureate in 2005 … Won high honors at the New Jersey Music Teachers Association auditions in 2005 and 2007-08.
Michael Tom/Sabre/Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich
Winner of the gold medal at the 2009 United States Fencing Association (USFA) Junior Olympics … Won bronze medal in junior men's sabre at USFA National Championship in Texas ... Claimed the bronze at the 2008 USFA Junior Olympics … Ranked first in the 2008 USFA Cadet Men's Sabre Championship … Named first alternate for 2009 Cadet Men's Sabre World Championship … Helped USFA Junior Men's Sabre team to gold medal at 2007 and 2008 summer national championships … Placed 16th in 2008 World Cup … Winner of the 2009 Gerber Medal by Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering … Finalist at the 2009 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Reno, Nev. ... National AP Scholar.
Ben White/Epee/Andover, England/Pete Symonds College
Has competed in the epee since 1999 … The Great Britain Under-16 champion and the GB cadet (U-17) champion … Member of the England U-16, the England cadet (U-17) and the England junior teams … Member of the Great Britain cadet and the GB junior (U-20) squads … Ranked as the No. 1 Great Britain cadet in 2006 and 2008, the No. 2 GB junior in 2009, the No. 8 European cadet in 2008, the No. 9 GB senior in 2008 and the No. 71 world junior in 2009 … Won one individual gold and one individual silver and helped his team to two team golds and one team silver at the UK School games from 2006-08 … Winner of the individual and team golds at the 2009 Australian Youth Olympic Festival … Won the bronze at the 2008 Gothenburg International Cadet Championship … Won the team silver at the 2009 Commonwealth Junior Fencing Championships … Finished ninth at the 2008 European Cadet Championships … Finished 25th at the 2009 World Junior Championships … Also competed for Great Britain at the World Cadet Championships.


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Nobody in the NBA has more style than Dwyane Wade...on and off the court.
"He wants to make sure he's on top," says Calyann Barnett, Wade's personal stylist. "He's always saying, 'What are we coming up with next?'"
Barnett started working with Wade a little more than 3 years ago. Her job: make sure the Heat star is sporting the hottest threads. And the 27-year-old from Cutler Bay is turning in an All-Star performance.
Sports Illustrated recently asked a group of NBA players: "Who has the best fashion sense off the court?"
The resounding answer: Dwyane Wade. He won in a landslide, with 29% of the vote, more than doubling second-place finisher, Kobe Bryant.
"The fashion magazines can acknowledge it," Barnett said. "But when your peers are acknowledging that you have the best style, wow...that means a lot."
Almost anytime you see Wade out of uniform...after a game, at an event, or on a magazine cover, Barnett is behind the look. And she's always shopping for new ideas at local stores such as The Webster, a high-end boutique in South Beach. But the stylist can't take all the style credit.
"If I left him in his closet to put together something, about 9 out of 10 times I'll be happy," Barnett explained. "Once he has the goods there, he knows what to do."
The 2006 NBA Finals may have turned Wade into a basketball superstar, but it was the 2009 NBA All-Star Weekend and his bowtie that made him a fashion star.
"That's what set him into motion with people looking at what he was wearing," Barnett said. "Before then, he was well-dressed, but now they were saying, 'wow." Some people hated it, some people loved it, but everybody talked about it."
If you look at some of the stuff Wade wears, you might think, "There's no way I can make that look good!" But the secret goes beyond his stylist.
"His swag is so high, you just gotta get that swag going and you can rock it too," Barnett said.
Besides confidence, the other key to dressing like D-Wade is the fit.
"It doesn't matter how much you spend, it's about how it fits on you. That's where people get confused," Barnett said, "They think it's about the money, not the fit.
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Q: I'm looking to cut back on energy costs. Can I shut off my waterfall at night?
Gita – San Tan Valley, AZ
A: Energy costs have certainly been on the incline lately, and so it makes perfect sense to search for ways to save some of your hard-earned cash. If you must – though it's not ideal – you can shut off your waterfall at night as long as you have your aeration system operating. It'll keep the oxygen flowing overnight.
However, consider the hidden costs that you could be incurring:
Dealing with Poor Fish Health:
Still, quiet water – even just during the overnight hours – means that fewer water molecules are circulating and making contact with oxygen-rich air at the pond's surface. The stagnant water will be unable to release dangerous gases, like ammonia, and absorb life-giving oxygen. That could cause your fishes' immune systems to suffer, which could lead to disease or worse.
Replacing Beneficial Bacteria:
For your filtration system to remove contaminants from the water, it needs moving water flowing through it – so if your pump is off, your water's not moving. If all the water drains out of your filter, you could wind up with a loss of the beneficial bacteria that live on the media inside, which means you'll need to replace them later.
Managing Algae Blooms:
Moving water helps to keep debris suspended in the water column and pulled through the skimmer and filter for efficient removal. But if the pump is turned off, that debris will settle to the bottom of the pond and build up, creating a dense food source for nuisances like algae. When it starts to bloom, it'll take your time, energy and some algaecide to clear up – which can equal a pretty penny.
Pond pump manufacturers understand that water gardeners are concerned about operating costs, so many of the designs on the market today, including the RapidFlo™ and MagFlo™ Pump, are energy efficient and consume relatively little electricity. Pumps that used to cost $100 a month or more to run have been replaced by models that cost as little as $12 a month. Now that's some serious savings!
Pond Talk: Besides shutting down your waterfall pump at night, what are some other ways you've cut water garden expenses?
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Not Meriwether: The neighborhood that didn't want to go
School redistricting this year has had some of Albemarle's most affluent neighborhoods– particularly on the western side of the county– up in arms at the suggestion their little darlings might have to go to a school other than Ivy's Meriwether Lewis or Murray elementary schools.
Earlier this year, Farmington, Bellair and Ednam Forest fought off initial plans to move their young from Murray to an as-yet unbuilt southern urban elementary school.
The second round of redistricting proposals called for shipping Farmington youths to Greer Elementary. That, too, was abandoned when vocal Farmingtonites expressed their displeasure at a hearing June 7.
When the county staff makes its redistricting recommendations to Superintendent Kevin Castner this week, they will suggest moving just one neighborhood from Murray Elementary: Glenaire, the subdivision that's closest to the school.
Usually there's little complaint about moving children into top-rated Meriwether Lewis. Certainly Garth Road's pricey Ivy Farms and Inglecress neighborhoods are balking at being transferred from Meriwether to Greer, as is Beaumont Farms about the recommendation its children go to Agnor Hurt.
But in Glenaire, accustomed to sending its children to the equally top-rated Murray, the reaction to the switch was hardly enthusiastic.
"It's really stupid and doesn't make logical sense," says Laima Lengel, who had three children at Murray. "It takes me three minutes to drive to Murray. It takes 10 to get to Meriwether."
If the Glenaire switch is approved by Castner and the School Board, Lengel plans to drive her rising 3rd and 2nd graders to Murray because they'll be grandfathered in.
"Why Glenaire?" asks Susan James. "We're the closest neighborhood of all to Murray."
"The rationale is to relieve overcrowding," says Diane Behrens, executive director of support services with Albemarle schools.
"Fifteen kids– is that really going to fix the overcrowding issue?" queries James, who points out that parents will continue to drive their grandfathered children to Murray, so that won't reduce enrollment for a few years.
Another thing concerns James about the switch: the route. She calls the path from Glenaire to Meriwether, Tilman Road, a "nasty little road" that takes six to nine minutes longer and might pose safety issues. Fellow Glenaire parent Patty Cornell agrees.
"You're going to put kids on a bus on that windy-a*s road?" asks Cornell. "It's ridiculous."
Cornell calls Murray– a half mile from the entrance to the subdivision– a "community" school that's as good as private schools.
"My oldest went to private school," says Cornell. "At Murray, we feel she's getting a private school education."
Some parents in Glenaire feel blindsided by the proposal– "the whole redistricting process is bullsh*t," declares Cornell– because it didn't come up in earlier redistricting meetings that focused on moving Murray neighborhoods closer to town.
"We hate to lose any of our kids," says Murray PTO president Janet Shobe. But she points to one inescapable fact: "Our class sizes are too large. There were 27 in my son's class."
Shobe, too, dislikes the redistricting process. "I don't think you can put parents whose goal is to keep kids in their school to make the decision," she says.
Jon Stokes, a Murray parent who lives in closer-town neighborhood Bellair, is running in the School Board election, and he, too, blasts the redistricting process that's gone on for nine months.
"I believe the School Board should take an active role in the redistricting process from the beginning and not assign the problem to a committee and await a report," he said in announcing his candidacy.
Other neighborhoods on the redistricting block would probably love Glenaire's dilemma of having to go from one top-performing school to another.
None of the Glenaire parents dissed Meriwether academically; it's just that they like Murray better. "We've created a family there," says Cornell. "They need to realize they're not just numbers, they're children."
Bellair would continue with Murray Elementary, but Glenaire would get stuck with Meriwether Lewis.


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This post is about an exploration of Connaught Place area of central Delhi around the Rajiv Chowk metro station. Rajiv Chowk station has two entrances, one near Pallika Bazar and the other in front of B block.
There are two more metro stations in this area - Janpath and Barakhamba Road stations. This walking tour can also be carried out from these other stations.
In 1911, the capital of India was shifted from Kolkata to Delhi. At that time, the city of Delhi was mainly limited to Shahjahanabad (area around Chandni Chowk).
Rest of the area which today comprises Delhi was composed mainly of Aravali hills with its forest. Towards its south, there were certain isolated inhabited areas - around the Dargah of Nizamuddin Aulia, around the water tank of Hauz Khas, around the ruins of Tughlakabad and in Mehrauli near Qutab Minar.
Different areas of New Delhi were built by clearing the Aravali hills right upto Reading Road (now known as Mandir Marg). Today, a small strip of that ancient forest land of Aravali hills still remains between Reading Road, Dhola Kuan, Panchkuiyan road and Rajendra Nagar.
The new areas built in 1920s included Connaught Place, Gol Market, Gol Dak khana, Viceroy house (now known as Rashtrapati Bhawan), India Gate and surrounding areas. On Reading road, the British had built the Harcourt Butler school (located next to Birla temple) for the children of the British officials, which used to shift to Shimla during the summer months.
The Aravali hills, in the area where Connaught Place was built, included different villages and two famous temples - a Hanuman temple and a Jain temple. Both these temples are still present, close to Baba Kharag Singh road.
Connaught Place was built in 1929-1933 as a series of buildings laid out in a circle around a central park with roads leading out like the spooks of a wheel. Names of many old roads of CP were changed after independence - for example, Kingsway became Janpath, Queensway became Parliament street, Curzon road became Kasturba Gandhi road while Irwin road became Baba Kharag Singh road.
The old shops in CP included Keventers and Wengers in A block. Wengers run by a Swiss couple, was famous for its chocolate cakes. In B block, Galgotias had a famous book shop. Mahatta, the celebrity photographer during 1940s to 1970s, had a shop in M block. The image below shows some of the celebrities photographed by Mahatta.
Later, the shops, emporiums and the United coffee house were shifted to new buildings on Janpath and Baba Kharag Singh road, while an underground parking and Pallika Bazar had taken their place. Across the road from Pallika Bazar, the iconic Jeevan Bharati building had come up in that area in 1980s.
The central park continues to be an important part of CP for the cultural performances. Because of the bomb threats, today the entry to the park is regulated through two entry gates and thus crossing the park as a shortcut to reach different parts of CP is no longer possible.
Since 2014, the central park is also known for the giant Indian national flag put up across the entrance to Pallika Bazar. More than 60 metres high, the flag can be seen from far away and serves as a beacon for people in this area.
Coming from the central park towards Baba Kharag Singh Road (BKSR), you can see two iconic buildings of this area - Regal cinema and Khadi Gramoudyog Bhawan. Standard restaurant at the first floor above Regal had opened in 1957, and for a long time, was known among the old-timers for its cuisine.
On BKSR, on the right side of the road, you can visit the United Coffee House and the emporiums of different states of India full of handicrafts, clothes and other things. Each emporium is like a museum.
On the left side, you can see Rivoli, another old cinema of this area and visit the old Hanuman temple which predates the construction of CP.
The open area around Hanuman Mandir is a popular place for persons looking for a place to rest. Astrologers and those who predict your future by looking at your hands, sit here waiting for the clients. In front of Hanuman temple is an underground passage. Decorated with art, the passage hosts different handicrafts shops and an occasional exhibition. In the evening, I have seen parts of this passage used by young volunteers to teach the street children.
The most famous group of constructions on Parliament Street (Sansad Marg) is Jantar Mantar, built in 1724 by Jaisingh Sawai II, the king of Amber in Rajasthan, who is also credited with the building of Jaipur. He had great interest in astronomy and astrology. Different constructions of the Jantar Mantar were built to study the movements of stars and planets. Similar complexes were also built in four other towns - Jaipur, Ujjain, Mathura and Varanasi. It has six constructions in brick and mortar, of which the biggest is known as Samrat Yantra.
Janpath is the road for shopping, from clothes to handicrafts. It has the Janpath metro station at the Tolstoy road crossing. Across the street from the Janpath metro station is Sarvanna Bhavan, the best place for south Indian food in CP.
An important building in the same area is the Cottage Industries emporium (CIE) that is a treasure house of exquisite handicrafts, jewellery and clothes from different parts of India. It also hosts specific exhibitions regularly.
This old market is opposite E block in the outer circle of Connaught Place, on the left side after the crossing with Barakhamba Road. Once upon a time, this area had the first supermarket of Delhi called Super Bazar.
Shanker market has literally changed colours over the past couple of years by asking local artists to colour its walls with beautiful designs.
Legends say that this step-well was first built in the Mahabharat times. The present step-well was rebuilt by some Jain traders in the 14th century. In style it looks similar to the 13th century Rajon ki Baoli stepwell in the Mehrauli archaeological area. Later a small mosque was added to the area. It is a beautiful, even if a little neglected building. Many films have been shot here including Rang de Basanti.
The ancient stepwell is hidden in a jungle of modern highrise buildings. To reach it, take Barakhamba road and then turn right on Hailey road, and again turn right inside Hailey lane.
As a child, I had loved eating Dosas at Madras Hotel on Panchkuiyan road. Literally Panchkuiyan means "five wells". That name also refers to older times when this area was Aravali hills. Further down this road, closer to Karol Bagh, there are some old medieval ruins in the forest.
Till 1970s and 1980s, Connaught Place was the real centre of Delhi. It was at Nirulas restaurant in L block where I had first tasted Triple Sundays, Pizzas, Hamburghers and Uttapams. I am sure that all the persons of my generation who had lived in Delhi, will have their own memories of CP.
Today, Delhi extends to Noida and Gurgaon, on a grid that is more than 60 km long. Each area of the city has its own shopping centres, malls and multiplexes, while CP is known more for Rajiv Chowk, the metro station where you can change the metro lines.
I am happy to take this trip down the memory lane to show some significant places of Connaught Place.


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Grains fell sharply today after higher dollar trade and profit taking ahead of the report.
This morning we started the day weaker continued from the overnight trade and closed towards the lows of the day. There was more bear spreading in the wheat which suggests more profit taking ahead of the USDA report. The estimates for Thursday's report are located below.
This morning the USDA announced the sales of another 400,000 tonnes of US soybeans to China, 180,000 to an unknown destination, and 100,000 to Egypt. Egypt also bought 120,000 tonnes of US Wheat. Even with this in-flow of demand November Beans managed to finish 13 cents lower on the day. This is likely due to the fact there are still massive longs in the market, and we are seeing position squaring/profit taking before Thursday morning. We could see more of this tomorrow.
The weather forecast has improved as well. Many of the dry areas are going to get much needed rain relief and the wet areas could see some drying. We are getting closer to harvest and crop conditions are still showing high good-to-excellent ratings which many analysts were calling for more deterioration.
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Nursing homes and disability homes owned by Republican governor candidate Bruce Rauner�s firm have been implicated in numerous and repeated incidents of abuse, neglect, rape and even death of residents.
As a former Illinois Long Term Care Regional Ombudsman who protected the rights of residents in long-term care facilities for more than a decade, I am appalled.
Leading up to the primary election, I was horrified by the stories of elderly individuals suffering preventable deaths because of avoidable falls, pressure ulcers and infections in nursing homes owned by a company that Rauner helped found.
Rauner shrugged off responsibility and refused to explain to the voters of Illinois why these patients received such atrocious care.
Now we know that the extreme negligence that occurred in Rauner�s nursing homes were not isolated incidents. Illinois voters recently learned from news reports the gruesome stories of sexual abuse, assault and death at facilities for people with developmental disabilities owned by another company Rauner�s firm created. These crimes were so horrendous that one of the facilities was shut down by the state of Texas.
Rauner simply blamed the management team and called the company a bad investment.
I am all too familiar with long-term care companies skirting their responsibility of providing person-centered care to their patients. Horrendous incidents like this don�t happen repeatedly by accident. They occur in poorly run facilities owned by companies that value profit margins over the lives and well-being of residents.
Rauner and his investor buddies cut staff, which subsequently led to poor patient care. I have seen first-hand the effects of this scheme before. Residents are left frightened for their safety and personal well-being and, inevitably, a resident unnecessarily suffers or even dies from lack of care.
Rauner says he will come to Springfield and run it like a business. If the morally bankrupt and slipshod manner in which he ran his health-care companies is any indication of how he will run government agencies, including the Illinois Department of Public Health, which is responsible for oversight of long-term care facilities, then this is indeed, a very scary situation.
I personally have serious doubts that Rauner would be the kind of governor Illinois needs. If he is elected, will he ignore problems in the state�s long-term care system, public education and our rapidly deteriorating infrastructure?
The voters of Illinois deserve a governor who puts people first, always.
I sense Illinois voters hunger for change, but I know that Bruce Rauner, who has shown no interest in protecting our most vulnerable citizens, is not the change Illinois needs.
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If I ran the Avs' game-night entertainment…
So good of the Avs to ask for my two cents on what I'd like to see as a person inside the Pepsi Center, on game nights, besides the game. This has long been a sore subject for me and my colleague, Terry Frei, and I'm sure for thousands of others in the building.
We've said it for years: the music inside the Can stinks. It's way too loud. No replays of opposing goals is childish. Why did they do away with movie clips? They have the same sequence of stuff every night. Fans there every game can probably cite them in their sleep: the same intro of players, when the "kissing" song comes on, when the dancing guy will be cued up, etc., etc. Everything is exactly the same every game, which is probably why I much prefer covering games on the road now. At least there's a change to the routine.
One thing I said a while ago is that the Avs' in-game entertainment doesn't fit their demographic at all. Most people in the stands are either, a) corporate types, mixing business with pleasure in the better seats, b) suburban moms and dads, sometimes with their kids or c) men and women in their mid-20s or early 30s, with a little disposable income.
Why, then, do the decision-makers in the Avs' game-night entertainment staff act as though the house is full of 17-year-old guys with nose rings and tattoos on their eyelids?
Listen, I grew up loving KISS. I used to have penpals around the country where we'd swap the latest band gossip and bootleg concert tapes. But I didn't have the cash to go to NHL hockey games all that much. When I did, I didn't hear KISS on the loudspeakers. I usually heard some good organ music. OK, so I'm old. Point is, I wouldn't have expected to hear KISS at the hockey game. It's a game, not a nightclub, not a rock concert.
So why do the Avs subject their middle-aged fans to eardrum-shattering blasts of Godsmack and Pantera? Why do they play the same songs by them every single game? Again, they don't know their demographic. Play some "Brown Sugar" by the Stones, play some "Misty Mountain Hop" by Led Zep. The Avs are a 103.5 the Fox type of crowd – classic rock – not a KBPI, thrash-metal crowd.
In Montreal, they played just the background chorus to "Crazy" by Gnarls Barkley as part of their pre-game intro, and it sounded GREAT. In Vancouver, they play the instrumental "Slave" by the Stones before warmups sometimes, and it sounds GREAT.
If I was running the boards at the Avs games, here is seriously the intro I'd have:
House lights go dark. Crowd noise naturally builds in anticipation. Suddenly, "Threshold" (the intro to Steve Miller's "Jet Airliner") comes on. It's a great, naturally dramatic piece of music and it fits the demographic perfectly. The video screen lights up with still images of great Avalanche moments past. There's the team taking the ice for the very first time in Denver, Oct. 6, 1995 (with black helmets) against Detroit. There's Patrick Roy's fierce eyes behind the mask. There's Peter Forsberg lifting his arms up after the goal that beat Detroit in Game 5, 2002 playoffs. There's Adam Deadmarsh throwing a punch. There's Alex Tanguay celebrating goal No. 2 in Game 7, 2001 Finals against Jersey. Then, just as "Threshold" is building to its final seconds, the screens morphs into that great picture of Joe Sakic, holding up the Cup for the first time, Game 4 in Miami 1996.
Are you telling me the crowd wouldn't go a little bit nuts over that kind of intro?
The decision-makers at the Avs would probably say, "Oh, that's too old school, too much in the past. We want to be forward looking." OK, so then you launch into the quick-hitting intro of each current player, as they all storm onto the ice.
My intro is a nod to the team's tremendous past, a way of appreciation that can only get the fans in a good mood, and a nod to the current group – with the final vision of Sakic being an appropriate homage to the man who's been there through it all. And, why wouldn't you want to remember two Stanley Cups? Is that a bad thing?
During games, I'd definitely cue up a few more film clips, like they used to at McNichols Arena. I know there were some copyright issues as to why they stopped, but come on, Stan Kroenke has the cash to pay a token fee to put up the battle scene from "Braveheart" when moments of inspiration are needed.
Here are a few more clips I'd put up, either to inspire the faithful, make them laugh or intimidate the opposition:
-Brando making the offer you "can't refuse" from the Godfather.
-After a stunning display of skill by an Av, Richard Dreyfuss looking up in awe from "Close Encounters"
-The evil Vader choking the guy at the table from the first Star Wars.
-Clubber Lang telling off Apollo Creed before a fight with Rocky in "III." "Don't need no has beens messin' in my corner" – classic line.
-Clubber looking into the camera saying, "Prediction? Prediction? Pain."
-Rock coming back at Clubber, after Clubber calls out Rock's manhood by telling Adrian, "Hey woman. Hey woman. I bet you dream at night of a real man. Tell you what, you bring your pretty little self over to my apartment tonight, and I'll show you a real man." (Can you tell I've seen that movie about 58 times? Used to watch it at my buddy Chris Spaulding's house all the time, when Cinemax played it nonstop).
-The "I don't want to sell anything, buy anything or process anything as a career" speech by John Cusack while meeting dad and friends in "Say Anything", maybe after some confusing call or delay in waiting for the video goal judge to decide something.
-Any clean part of Alec Baldwin's speech to Ed Harris, Alan Arkin and Jack Lemmon in "Glengarry Glen Ross." Can we get a "Coffee is for closers only" or "First prize is a Cadillac Eldorado, second prize a set of steak knives" in during an Avs game?
-The never give up speech by Belushi in Animal House. OK, I know the Avs played that in the past and it's been played in most any arena, but it has to come back.
-Slim Pickens yelling yee-haw and riding the bomb in "Dr. Strangelove." Play it as part of a montage after an Avs huge goal. Include that with Michael Douglas with a winning smile from "Wall Street", Jackie Gleason dancing the jig from "The Honeymooners", Robin Williams dancing with the kids in "Mrs. Doubtfire", John Travolta dancing in "Saturday Night Fever" and Homer Simpson celebrating getting a donut.
-During tense situations, put up the face of "Ma" when Tom Joad goes out for the night in "The Grapes of Wrath."
-The requisite "Slap Shot" scene, which could number in the dozens. I'll take one of the Hansen Bros. asking Paul Newman if he wants some foil (as another reader suggested first, and I agree).
-Anything from Ron Burgundy.
In short, Avs, have a little fun again and get to know your audience. Your audience is not primarily made up of geeky guys with spiky haircuts and tats who wear cliche-looking dress jeans with chains off the pockets.
Those guys are all waiting in line at the clubs in LoDo anyway, waiting to pay $20 for the priviledge of paying for $8 drinks and getting shot down by girls.
That's what I'd do anyway. What other suggestions say you, Avs Nation?
Adrian Dater's best-selling book, "Blood Feud: Detroit Red Wings v. Colorado Avalanche; The Inside Story of Pro Sports' Nastiest and Best Rivalry of its Era" is available in bookstores and at Amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com
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Last week I went to the launch of London Borough of Waltham Forest(LBWF)'s Thriving Voluntary and Community Sector Strategy. When they started work on it was alliteratively known as the Thriving Third Sector Strategy but during the process of putting it together, the Third Sector was abolished by the incoming Coalition government.
Broadly speaking, the Coalition government has also abolished social enterprise support as a continuous specialist service. Regional support organisations were mostly funded through Regional Development Agencies and they've been abolished.
That's a shame because at the launch of LBWF's strategy, everyone seemed to be talking about social enterprise: some people were already running one, others were thinking of setting one up. This clearly isn't a co-incidence. The reason why more people are starting social enterprises and more people in the traditional voluntary sector are looking at socially enterprising approaches is more or less the same reason why social enterprise support has gone or is going. The money has run out. Not in a literal sense – NCVO's Civil Society Almanac reveals voluntary sector income was £36.7 Billion in 2009-10, up from £34.6 Billion in 2008-09 – but in real terms, when income is adjusted for inflation to show what the money organisation's have can actually buy, the sector's income is now dropping.
This is particularly painful because it's a drop that comes after a long period of significant, sustained growth – from £26.9 Billion in real terms in 2000-01 to £38 Billion in 2007-08. During that period, the New Labour government talked the talk in terms of voluntary sector organisations becoming more businesslike but – while there was a big increase in public sector contracts – there was still plenty of grants as well. And many local authorities were funding organisations through hybrid arrangements that were a bit like a contract and a bit like a grant. The main point was that there was lots of money.
Not all specialist social enterprise support provided during these times of plenty was especially good – some of it was people who didn't know much about business telling people how to write business plans, without any clear notion of who or what they might be writing them for – but some of it was sensible and potentially useful. The problem was that the conditions weren't right for large numbers of organisations to make real use of it. Why would someone looking to start a socially useful organisation want to try and run it as a sustainable trading business when there were so many opportunities to get grant-funding or block contracts that were effectively grants?
Now thousands of organisations are faced with the choice of either finding a sustainable business model or ceasing to exist but it's not clear where they should turn for help. One option – particularly in London – is to get some assistance from one of the plethora of highly publicised corporate social enterprise support schemes that have been springing up over the last year.
For Deloitte, running their Social Innovation Pioneers scheme is 'a huge skills development opportunity for our people' and its probably also fairly helpful to the social enterprises involved but these schemes are, quite reasonably, about identifying potential market leaders in social innovation not about supporting small organisations with no ambitions beyond making life better for a group of people in their local area on an ongoing basis.
The support role for those organisations is primarily left either to local authorities or to local Councils for Voluntary Service (CVS), such as Voluntary Action Waltham Forest (where I'm a trustee). The problem is that often local authorities and CVSs don't know very much about social enterprise themselves – beyond thinking it's a really good idea (or, in some cases, thinking it's a really bad idea).
It's possible to over-emphasise the need for support services – many social entrepreneurs are pretty good at just getting on with it – but it's also likely that there are thousands of people with socially enterprising ideas who just need the right bit of advice at the right time to reassure that it's worth carry on (or to help them avoid doing something that will lose them lots of time and money). If regional social enterprise support agencies aren't going to do that, who is?


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SPRINGVALE — Forrest Mansur will be traveling during the holidays, but not in the way you might figure. Oh, he may very well go over the river and through the woods, but it will not be to Grandma's house he goes. It'll be to the naval station in Key West, Florida. And he'll be taking his bicycle too.
Mansur is pedaling roughly 2,200 miles from Springvale to Key West to raise funds to help purchase 20 military-service emblems to place along the front gate at the Southern Maine Veterans' Memorial Cemetery on Stanley Road. He'll leave the cemetery on Saturday, Dec. 15, and he expects it'll take him around 45 days to make it to the Sunshine State. It will all depend on the weather, of course. If he hits a snow storm, he'll be stuck in a hotel room somewhere along the East Coast until it all blows over.
Mansur, who owns and operates Heritage Memorials on Main Street in Sanford, is hoping his bike ride will raise $30,000 to go toward the emblems, which are aluminum, color-impregnated and 18 inches in diameter. The funds also will help the Southern Maine Veterans Cemetery Association (SMVCA) retrofit the front gate to accommodate the emblems, he said.
So far, a number of local businesses have made donations: Landry's Furniture; Sanford Institution for Savings; Genest Precast; Jerry's Market; North Berwick Income Tax Service; Shaw's Hardware; CSA Enterprises; and The Stoneworks. Also, Susan Worthing, of Helpful Websites, has designed Mansur's blog, located online at www.heritagememorialsme.com, for free. Mansur has brought in $1,425 to date.
For the trip, Mansur purchased a map from Adventure Cycling for about $100. If the trip seems a bit longer than you'd expect if you were traveling directly to Florida, there's a reason: he'll be taking back roads to get there.
Along the way, he plans to stay at reasonably priced hotels that offer Continental breakfasts in the morning. He's not making any reservations, though, as the weather will determine how many miles he will ride each day. He hopes to cover between 50 and 60 miles each day, but figures strong headwinds could slow him down to 30 and a storm could stop him in his tracks.
"There'd be nothing worse than sitting in a hotel room and waiting for a snowstorm to pass," he said. "I'm not the kind to sit around and waste a day."
Mansur insists he's not a cyclist but says he has taken two big rides before. Two years ago, he and his wife, Linda, rode from San Diego to Key West; last year, he rode from San Francisco to San Diego. Although Linda has to work while Mansur is away, she will be joining him for one leg of his trip; she will accompany her father as he drives to Florida for the winter, and he will bring her to wherever Mansur is at that point so she can ride with him.
Mansur said he is looking forward to getting through Virginia and into the warmer Southern states.
Mansur is not a veteran, but in his line of work he has completed a variety of tasks at the new cemetery since it opened in 2010. He has seen the service emblems displayed at the committal building at the cemetery and knows the SMVCA wants ones for the front entrance, so he's hoping his biking fundraiser will help.
Raymond Parent, the chair of the SMVCA, said he is grateful to Mansur for taking on such a big fundraising project.
"I think it's a wonderful undertaking for him and his wife to do," Parent said. "I respect him so much for taking on such a project for the cemetery. It'll make a very big difference in the entrance of the cemetery."
Anyone who wishes to donate to the cause can send a check to Heritage Memorials, Attn: SMVCA, P.O. Box 145, Sanford, Maine, 04073. Companies that donate can have their logos displayed on Mansur's blog, which he will update daily with photos and write-ups during his trip.
In addition to the funds he is raising, Mansur said there is another benefit to taking such a long, grueling trip on a bicycle.
"The good thing about this is you can eat 4,000 calories a day," he said.
Local man is heading south — but not for the warmer weather Instead, Forrest Mansur is cycling from Springvale to Florida to raise funds for the veterans' cemetery
SPRINGVALE — Forrest Mansur will be traveling during the holidays, but not in the way you might figure. Oh, he may very well go over the river and through the woods, but it will not be to Grandma's house he goes. It'll be to the naval station in Key West, Florida. And he'll be taking his bicycle too.


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Disease definition
Noonan Syndrome (NS) is characterised by short stature, typical facial dysmorphism and congenital heart defects.
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The incidence of NS is estimated to be between 1:1000 and 1:2500 live births.
Clinical description
The main facial features of NS are hypertelorism with down-slanting palpebral fissures, ptosis and low-set posteriorly rotated ears with a thickened helix. The cardiovascular defects most commonly associated with this condition are pulmonary stenosis and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Other associated features are webbed neck, chest deformity, mild intellectual deficit, cryptorchidism, poor feeding in infancy, bleeding tendency and lymphatic dysplasia.
In approximately 50% of cases, the disease is caused by missense mutations in the PTPN11 gene (12q24.1), resulting in a gain of function of the non-receptor protein tyrosine phosphatase SHP-2 protein. Recently, mutations in other genes from the RAS MAPK pathway (KRAS, SOS1, and RAF1) have been identified in a small portion of patients with NS.
Diagnostic methods
Mutation analysis can be carried out on blood samples and should be recommended for any subject with a suspected diagnosis of NS. However, the diagnosis cannot be excluded on a molecular basis, as the sensitivity of combined screening of all known genes allows confirmation in less than 75% of patients.
Differential diagnosis
The differential diagnosis should include Turner syndrome, cardiofaciocutaneous syndrome, Costello syndrome, neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) and LEOPARD syndrome (see these terms).
Antenatal diagnosis
Prenatal DNA testing can be carried out on chorionic villus and amniotic fluid samples if the mutation has already been identified in a family member, but the complexity of the analysis makes diagnosis on an index case technically challenging during the short period of time available during pregnancy. Preimplantation genetic diagnosis may also be a possibility. NS should be considered in all foetuses with polyhydramnios, pleural effusions, oedema and increased nuchal fluid with a normal karyotype.
Genetic counseling
The syndrome is transmitted as an autosomal dominant trait.
Management and treatment
Management should address feeding problems in early childhood, and include evaluations of cardiac function and assessments of growth and motor development. Physiotherapy and speech therapy should be offered if indicated. A complete eye examination and hearing evaluation should be performed during the first few years of schooling. Preoperative coagulation studies are indicated.
With special care and counselling, the majority of children with NS will grow up and function normally in the adult world. Signs and symptoms lessen with age and most adults with NS do not require special medical care.
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Named team captain along with Whitney Shaw for 2012 season … Went seven innings in season opener against Toledo, scattering three hits, allowing one run and fanning nine March 2 … Pitched all 7.1 innings against Miami (Ohio), striking out six and allowing one earned run … Hurled two innings of perfect relief against South Florida March 4, striking out three batters … Named Ivy League Pitcher of the Week for March 6 … Fanned 13 hitters in three-hit shutout of Cal State Northridge March 9 … Followed with a one-hit shutout of Cal State Bakersfield, striking out six March 10 … Led Harvard to a 3-2 victory over Oregon State March 11 … Named Ivy League Pitcher of the Week for the second straight week March 13 … Scattered four hits in complete-game shutout of Long Beach State March 16 … Named Ivy League Pitcher of the Week for the third straight week March 20 … Went eight innings and logged 13 strikeouts in 6-2 win over Cornell March 30 … Twirled a one-hit shutout of Columbia April 6, striking out five … Fanned 13 hitters in seven innings of work against Penn April 7 … Struck out a season-high 14 in complete-game victory over Rhode Island April 10 … Struck out nine of the 11 batters she faced in series opener against Yale April 14, recording the victory … Picked up fourth Ivy League Pitcher of the Week nod for the week of April 17 … Pitched 10 innings and struck out 14 in extra-inning win over Brown April 20, allowing just one hit in the game … Spun a two-hit shutout with five strikeouts April 21 against Brown … Earned fifth Ivy Pitcher of the Week honor for the week of April 24 … Struck out 11 batters in two-hit shutout of Holy Cross April 26 … Allowed just one hit and fanned 12 in complete-game win over Dartmouth April 29
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Set school records for lowest opponent batting average in a season (.178), most strikeouts in a season (233), most strikeouts per game (10.32) and most shutouts (eight) … Earned unanimous All-Ivy League first-team accolade … Led the league in strikeouts (233), appearances (34), shutouts (eight), opponent batting average (.178) and earned-run average (1.37) … Went eight innings, allowing no runs on three hits, striking out 15 in season-opening win over Georgia Southern March 5 … Notched complete game shutout in 4-0 win over Boston College, scattering three hits and striking out nine March 7 … Named Ivy League Pitcher of the Week for March 9 … Went seven innings for the win against Northern Illinois March 12, striking out seven … Twirled a one-hit shutout at Fairfield March 28, striking out six … Struck out seven in first career no-hitter, blanking Princeton in first game of a doubleheader, 4-0 Apr. 2 … Picked up first save of the season in game two against the Tigers … Named Harvard COOP Athlete of the Week for Apr. 5 … Fanned 10 in win at Holy Cross Apr. 6 and struck out 11 in win against Penn Apr. 10 … Twirled second career no-hitter against Columbia Apr. 12, striking out 12 in game one and earned the save in game two against the Lions … Named Ivy Pitcher of the Week for the second time Apr. 13 … Earned the win over Brown Apr. 18, going seven innings and striking out 10 while allowing just one run … Tossed a four-hit shutout against the Bears Apr. 19, fanning 14 and walking none … Picked up a season-high 16 strikeouts in one-hit shutout of Yale Apr. 24 … Struck out 11 Bulldogs in 5-0 win Apr. 27, allowing no runs and just two hits … Collected third Ivy Pitcher of the Week honor Apr. 27 … Earned two wins in the final weekend of the regular season, helping the Crimson to 9-0 and 7-1 wins over Dartmouth … Earned the win in game two of the Ivy League Championship series, pitching 1.2 innings of relief and striking out two.
Freshman • 2009
Named Ivy League Rookie of the Year … Member of the All-Ivy League first team … Led the Ivy League with 211 strikeouts in 28 appearances … Compiled a 16-7 record and posted a 1.49 ERA … Named Miken Classic MVP after giving up just one run in 18 innings pitched in three games … Named Ivy League Pitcher of the Week March 10 after pitching a complete game against Florida Atlantic March 8, giving up seven hits and just one earned run …Named MVP of the Highlander Classic after pitching 17.1 innings, giving up 13 hits and only four earned runs … Named Ivy League Rookie of the Week March 24 after performance at Highlander Classic … Earned Ivy League Pitcher and Rookie of the Week Honors after pitching complete games against Columbia (March 28) and Penn (March 30) and giving up just one run on eight hits.
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Four-year pitcher on the varsity softball team at Scripps ... Team captain ... Division II Pitcher of the Year senior year ... Second-team Eastern League junior season ... San Diego Union Tribune Athlete of the Week and Athlete of the Month ... First-team Eastern League All-Academic ... Second-team all-state ... First-team California Interscholastic Federation ... Division II Breitbard Athlete of the Month ... Holds the single-season San Diego CIF strikeout record with 400 ... AP Scholar with Honor ... National Merit Commended Student ... Senior honor roll ... Softball recreation league coach in 2003 and 2005 ... Youth umpire coordinator for Scripps Ranch Softball Association in 2007-08
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