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Past issue articles featured include:
OAK INSERT STAVES — Measuring dose rates for wood pieces
~ Andrei Prida, Benoît Verdier, Tonnellerie Seguin Moreau, France ~ Winter 2013
Bottling line improvements boost efficiency at Jackson Family Wines
~ PWV Journal staff report ~ Fall 2012
Modulating wine style with DAP
~ By Australian Wine Research Institute and co-authors ~ Summer 2012
Controlling powdery mildew
~ By Wayne Wilcox, Cornell University, NY ~ Spring 2012
Vitis californica and hybrids as hosts for grapevine leafroll viruses
~ By Deborah Golino, Vicki Klaassen, Susan T. Sim, Gerald S. Dangl, Fatima A. Osman, Al Rwahnih, and Adib Rowhani, Foundation Plant Services, UC Davis ~ Winter 2012
Influence of back label text on consumer choice
~ By Simone Mueller, Larry Lockshin, and Jason Blanford, University of South Australia ~ Summer 2011
Influence of yeast strain selection on successful malolactic fermentation
~ By Nichola Hall,
Scott Laboratories
~ Summer 2011
European Grapevine Moth,
Lobesia botrana — Napa county experience and lessons, 2010
~ By Monica L. Cooper, Lucia G. Varela, and Rhonda J. Smith, University of California Cooperative Extension ~ Spring 2011
Factors affecting wine closure selection
~ By Carlos Macku, Ph.D., and Kyle Reed, Ph.D., Dept. of Technical Services, Cork Supply Group ~ Winter 2011
Chemical and sensory profile of barrels heated by immersion prior to bending
~ By Andrei Prida, Tonnellerie Seguin Moreau, Jessica Drinkine-Magneux, Regis Gougeon, David Chassagne, Universit� de Bourgogne, France ~ November/December 2010
Amador — Classic Zinfandel region growing for the future
~ By Linda Trotta ~ September/October 2010
Open your eyes to improving wine quality
~ By Dr. Richard Smart ~ July/August 2010
Maximizing aroma preservation in white/ros� wines
~ By Paul K. Bowyer (Technical Manager, Laffort Australia), Marie-Laure Murat (Lab Manager, Sarco, France), and Virginie Moine-Ledoux (Research Director, Laffort) ~ May/June 2010
European grapevine moth, Lobesia botrana, in Napa Valley vineyards
~ By Lucia Varela, Rhonda J. Smith, Monica L. Cooper, and Richard W. Hoenisch, University of California ~ March/April 2010
Monitoring microbes during cellaring/bottling
~ By Lisa Van de Water ~ January/February 2010
What causes a bud to produce a bunch or not?
~ By Devin Carroll ~ November/December 2009
Monitoring microbes during fermentation
~ By Lisa Van de Water ~ September/October 2009
Preventing oxygen ingress in wine bottle closure trials
~ By Richard Gibson ~ September/October 2009
Carbon footprints of vineyard operations
~ By Eli Carlisle, David R. Smart, Joe Browde, and Andrew Arnold ~ September/October 2009
Impact of délestage with partial seed removal
~ By Dr. Bruce Zoecklein, Lisa M Pélanne, Sandy S. Birkenmaier; and Karen Reed ~ July/August 2009
UC researchers demonstrate potential use of pheromones in management of mealybugs
~ By Jocelyn Millar, Rebeccah Waterworth, Walt Bentley, Kent Daane, Vaughn Walton, and Monica Cooper ~ May/June 2009
Winery lighting upgrades
~ By Tina Vierra ~ March/April 2009
Sulfur dioxide - Science behind the anti-microbial, anti-oxidant, wine additive
~ By Pat Henderson, Kenwood Vineyards ~ January/February 2009
2,4,6-TBA – Next 2,4,6-TCA in U.S. wine industry
~ By Robert Tracy ~ November/December 2008
PG&E studies electrodialysis for cold stability
~ By Steve Fok, PE ~ September/October 2008
Accumulation tables overcome unstable tapered bottles
~ By Ben Garvey ~ July/August 2008
Spring Mountain Vineyard UC Berkeley introduces beneficial insects to control vine mealybugs
~ By Jack Heeger ~ May/June 2008
Future of the wine industry - Climate Change Science
~ By Kimberly Nicholas Cahill, and Christopher B. Field, Stanford University and Carnegie Institution for Science ~ March/April 2008
New fermentors for gentle handling
~ By Tina Vierra ~ January/Febuary 2008
MICRO-OXYGENATION: Innovation for the winemaking toolbox
~ By Henry Work ~ November/December 2007
Leaf removal strategies for Pinot Noir
~ By Nicolas Cantacuzene ~ September/October 2007
What the label says about your wine
~ By Skye Hallberg & Ron Woloshun ~ July/August 2007
Geographical branding
By J. Scott Gerien
May/June 2007
Understanding and controlling Botrytis
By Wayne F. Wilcox ~ March/April 2007
Vine and planting options for vineyard development
By Fred Peterson ~ January/February 2007
Three most common methods to measure vine water status
~ Kay Bogart ~ November/December 2006
Making wine shows and festivals productive
~ Paul Wagner, Janeen Olsen, Liz Thach ~ September/October 2006
Rhône Rangers reach out to trade/customers
Johanna Rupp ~ September/October 2006
Living with mealybugs, vine and otherwise
~ Laura Breyer ~ July/August 2006
Chateau Montelena: Balanced soils play vital role in high-quality wines
~ Jack Heeger ~ May/June 2006
Persistence of vegetal characters in winegrapes and wine
~ Kay Bogart, Linda Bisson ~ March/April 2006
Which mealybug is it, and why should you care?
~ Rhonda Smith, Lucia Varela ~ January/February 2006
Clean vines for healthy vineyards
~ Mark Chien, Deborah Golino ~ January/February 2006
U.S. WINE MARKET LIBERALIZATION BY 2015: Perfect storm forming
~ John Hinman, Deborah Steinthal ~ November/December 2005
Eliminating formation of hydrogen sulfide by
~ Angela Lee Linderholm and Linda F. Bisson ~ November/December 2005
Nitrogen: friend or foe of wine quality?
~ Marcus Keller ~ September/October 2005
Bottling Under Screwcaps Quality control issues for premium wines
~ Henry Work ~ July/August 2005
Benefits of energy auditing for your winery
~ John Garn ~ May/June 2005
Improving grapevine productivity Mitigating Armillaria root diseases
~ Dr. Kendra Baumgartner & Amy E. Warnock ~ March/April 2005
Research update Grapevine trunk diseases in California ~ W.D. Gubler, P.E. Rolshausen, F.P. Florent, J.R. Urbez, T. Voeggel, G.M. Leavitt, & E.A. Weber ~
January/February 2005
Growing profits by getting smaller ~ Deborah Steinthal ~
November/December 2004
Cover cropping systems for organically farmed vineyards ~ Glenn McGourty ~
September/October 2004
Coro Mendocino Zinfandel blends promote wine region ~ Tina Vierra ~
July/August 2004
Vine Mealybug: Formidable pest spreading through California Vineyards ~ Kent Daane, Ed Weber & Walt Bentley ~
May/June 2004
Fish-friendly farming: Unique green certification program for grapegrowers ~ Laurel Marcus ~
March/April 2004
Looking to the sun for renewable energy ~ Tina Vierra ~
January/February 2004
What is your lender thinking?~ Tina Vierra ~
November/December 2003
Mechanized retrieval of grape boxes reduces worker injury ~
Penny Hastings
September/October 2003
AVF FUNDED RESEARCH: Zinfandel Heritage Vineyard Update ~ James A. Wolpert & Michael M. Anderson ~
July/August 2003
Broad cooperative effort helps AVF move research forward ~ Tina Vierra ~
May/June 2003
Strategies to control powdery mildew ~ Wayne F. Wilcox ~
March/April 2003
Insider Tips Saving money on cooperage ~ Henry Work ~
January/February 2003
Wildlife activity along creek corridors ~ Jodi Hilty ~
November/December 2002
Focus on Pierce's Disease ~ Three articles ~
September/October 2002
Understanding grape berry development ~ James Kennedy ~
July/August 2002
Barrel inspection criteria ~ Henry Work ~
May/June 2002
Importance of soil texture to vineyard management ~
March/April 2002
Improving winery lab quality ~ Christian Butzke ~
January/February 2002
Laboratory testing for grapevine diseases ~ Ed Weber, Deborah Golino & Adib Rowhani ~
January/February 2002
Irrigation of wine grapes in California ~ Larry E. Williams ~
November/December 2001
Keeping wine on the Congressional Agenda ~ Millie Howie ~
November/December 2001
Leaf canopy structure and vine performance ~ M. Carmo Vasconcelos PhD. & Steve Castagnoli ~
September/October 2001
In search of optimal grape maturity ~ Linda Bisson ~
July/August 2001
International perspective on young vine decline ~ Michael Porter ~
May/June 2001
Decreased spraying improves quality, nature, bottom line ~ Bill Petrovic & David Rosenthal ~
March/April 2001
Robert Mondavi Winery: Creating a Winery to Match a Vineyard ~>Carol Caldwell-Ewart ~
January/February 2001
Fifty years of reasearch at the world's largest winery ~ Arthur Caputi Jr.~
November/December 2000
Lemelson Winery: Building a Gravity-Flow Pinot Noir Facility ~ Laurence Ferar ~
September/October 2000
Understanding creative marketing~ Jim Murphy~
July/August 2000
Windbreaks mitigate climate. ~ Don Neel ~
May/June 2000
Oakroot fungus on grapevines ~ Kendra Baumgartner & David M. Rizzo ~
March /April 2000
Use of ozone for winery and environmental sanitation ~
January / February 2000
Liming of vineyard soils ~
July/August 1999
Equipment/Barrel Leasing: A powerful financial tool ~
March/April 1999
Managing phosphorous deficiency in vineyards ~ R. Stanley Grant ~
January/February 1999
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Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.
England remain sixth
England remain sixth in the latest FIFA world rankings, while Wales have dropped 16 places to 82nd.
Chris Coleman's men have endured a poor year with just one win over Scotland coming in between six defeats, which has left their chances of qualifying for the 2014 World Cup all but extinguished.
They have fallen behind fellow Group A strugglers Scotland, who drop two places to 72nd, while Republic of Ireland have fallen six spots to 42nd.
Northern Ireland are the only home-nations side to improve upon their ranking.
Michael O'Neill's side rose 17 places in the last rankings - into the top 100 - and their improvement continues this month, rising four places to 96th.
Spain finish the year at the top spot, with Germany and Argentina remaining in second and third respectively, while Italy move into fourth spot.
A run of six wins in eight games in 2012 has seen Colombia move up from 36th at the end of last year and into the top five, while Portugal have drifted three places to seventh.


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Culturally Intelligent Leadership
This logo is for a book website that specifically promotes a line of book products and information on Culturally Intelligent Leadership to an international audience.
I would like this logo to reflect similar qualities as my main business website: http://www.leadershipparadigms.com. Please visit this to get a feel for the content and what I do. Also, I have a temporary website about this book at: http://www.cileadership.com. Finally, this will be a product line of many books for the topic so each book I put out should have the same look and feel and intention as this logo. As an example, I will be putting out a book on Culturally Intelligent Teams, Raising Culturally Intelligent Children, Facilitation and Training Exercises for Developing Cultural Intelligence, Coaching for Cultural Intelligence, etc.
Direct audience are business leaders, executives, managers and those who work in cross cultural teams and global organizations. But, this logo should have a mass appeal speaking to people about the importance of culture and understanding cultural intelligence in our personal and professional lives. I speak about this topic to a variety of people in different sectors: health, education, social service, government, nonprofit, private sector, advocacy organizations, law, volunteers, etc. People who have or will be using this book vary: high school students, graduate students, business students, teams/group work, executives, social workers, and more. The important piece about my audience to understand is that they need to understand how to better work across cultures and to understand their own cultural upbringing.
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Friday, July 27, 2007
Cherry Almondine M&Ms
Last year M&Ms introduced a limited special tin of eight new gourmet flavors. They were sold only through their website. They were absurdly expensive (I think it was $49 for the set in a tin) and I never saw anyone review them.
Flash forward to a year later and I was reading on Chocolate Bytes that Heather found what I think are individual bags of some of those gourmet M&Ms. She picked up Cherry Almondine and Vanilla Crisp at the Las Vegas M&Ms World. Since my husband was off to NYC, I sent him to the M&Ms World in Times Square to see if he could find the Vanilla Crisp for me. Sadly, all they had were Cherry Almondine, which he picked up anyway.
The stand up bag announces these as a Special Edition (not limited edition, I'm not sure of the difference). The package also describes them, "freshly roasted almonds wrapped in cherry flavored white chocolate." Sounds enticing (if you like white chocolate, cherries and almonds).
The M&Ms come in two colors, a dark marooon and a creamy beige. They smell an awful lot like cherry cough drops. The crispy shell is great and the almonds, though small, are truly fresh and tasty. The white chocolate with cherry? Well, it is strong. It's not too sweet, but the cherry is quite a kick in the head. There's no tangy bite to it, it's just all sweet and nutty and of course cherry.
I do have to admit that I'm coming around on my dislike of cherry things and found these pleasant and they were certainly a hit on a long bike ride that I took on Sunday. (I got the empty package back from my bud and our ride organizer, Will, at the end of the trip.)
At $6 a bag, I don't think these are special enough to warrant buying them again. Koppers does far better interesting flavor mixes and on the whole if I were looking for a quick almond treat, I'd pick up the Milk Chocolate Almond M&Ms which have never disappointed me.
There's no word if M&Ms is making any of the other gourmet Special Edition flavors like Crunchy Cookie Mint. Keep your eye out if you're in an M&Ms World store.
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by Katie Parker, sports information graduate assistant
AUGUSTA, Ga. - The Georgia College & State University softball team (6-1, 2-0 PBC) opened Peach Belt Conference (PBC) play sweeping Augusta State University (4-2, 0-2 PBC) 3-2 and 4-3 in today's (Feb. 10) doubleheader.
In game one, a Jaguar run at the bottom of the seventh inning tied things up at 2-2 and sent the contest into an eighth inning where the Bobcats pulled ahead. Senior Mandy Chandler (Covington, Ga.) got the win tossing all eight innings. She struck out 11 batters, gave up four hits and walked seven.
Senior designated player Chelsea Wilson (Jacksonville, Fla.) led off the top of the eighth with a double, was bunted to third and scored on a single by third baseman Kori Pickowitz (Keller, Texas). Chandler gave up a one-out single in the bottom half, but stifled the rally there.
At the plate, Georgia College put up eight hits compared to Augusta State's four. Senior Kori Pickowitz looked strong, going 2-for-3 with two RBI. Wilson went 1-for-2 with two runs while classmate Tonya Medders (Bascom, Fla.) went 1-for-4 scoring one run. Outfielder Kati Pickowitz (Keller, Texas) was 1-for-4 at the plate with an RBI and second baseman Lindsey Swanson (Kennesaw, Ga.) went 2-for-4.
The Bobcats also took game two 4-3 scoring three runs in the fourth inning. Chandler tacked on another win (5-1) in relief, throwing six innings while fanning six, giving up five hits and two runs.
Offensively, Georgia College had eight hits yet again. Kori Pickowitz continued to have the hot bat going 2-for-3 while outfielder Sherquita Bostick (Florence, S.C.) went 1-for-4 with an RBI. Junior shortstop Kayla Smith (Lexington, S.C.) went 1-for-3 slamming a three-run homer.
ASU had the tying run on first in the bottom of the seventh with one out, but Smith grabbed a fly and doubled the runner off for the final out.
The Bobcat home opener is Saturday, Feb. 14 with a doubleheader against Wingate University beginning at noon. Wingate swept the last meeting with the Bobcats in March 2008 1-0 and 3-0.
Visit www2.GCSU.edu/Bobcats to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GCSU Athletics Hall of Fame. The GCSU Department of Athletics sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, GCU prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the Bobcats' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement.


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For your entertainment here is a story originally presented in the 1987 UK Masters of the Universe annual. The artist was Paul Green who worked on many an annual; and other pieces of licensed property. If you look carefully you will see that quite a few panels pay homage to the Masters of the Universe comics released by DC Comics many years earlier. Here are pages one to three of this colorful tale!


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Brad Keselowski (2) side by side with NASCAR's 'gold standard,' Jimmie Johnson
By Mike Mulhern
JOLIET, Ill.
Roger Penske, just a day after losing the Indy-car championship in the Los Angeles finale Saturday night, bounded down from the spotters' stand high above Chicagoland Speedway Sunday afternoon to congratulate Brad Keselowski on his somewhat surprising victory in the NASCAR playoff opener...a victory that puts Keselowski atop the NASCAR Cup standings for the first time in his career.
Penske has done many very impressive things in his legendary career. But winning a NASCAR Cup championship is still on his bucket list.
However this season Penske may have his best shot in years, maybe ever at that elusive title.
"After last night at California Speedway, I wasn't sure what to expect when I came here," Penske said, reflecting the disappointment. "But Brad said he had a good car. We qualified better than we have over the last several weeks.
"He won't let me sleep, I'll tell you that. I get Twitters...I'm a big texter now. If you want to know anything, just text me, based on him. He and I are talking all the time; 'I've got to get to my day job' I tell him.
"We looked, coming into the chase, how it was the last 12 races and what our consistency had been. And it looked like we had done a pretty good job.
"We've got a new car here. He is certainly focused.
"Brad has brought a lot to the team. And Paul Wolfe, they're just like brothers working together.
"And the engine shop gave us the best power we've had all year.
"It's ironic -- we win this race... and we're moving on from Dodge. But the Dodge engineering team really supported us."
Yes, all that, but Penske was clearly all but gleeful at beating Jimmie Johnson and the Hendrick guys, whom he called this sport's 'gold standard.'
"To be able to race the 48.... we've been wanting to race the 48 for as many years as I think I've been in this sport," Penske said. "And to able to race him side by side for 100 laps like that.....
"Then that last pit stop was about 12.9, which got us out there in good shape."
Of course for Penske and Keselowski, the win was almost dearly needed, as much as they'd put on the line in talking so much about that trick rear end gear the Hendrick teams had been using since at least early May, a piece now banned by NASCAR.
"I didn't get involved with the discussion on the suspension," Penske said. "But I can tell you the best scrutineers in the business are the other teams.
"We could see that. And I take my hat off to them -- technically they're so far ahead many times, that we're trying to not only see what they're doing but do something better.
"It's interesting... when was the last time we were parked next to them in the garage? (Parking spots are based on the point standings.)
"Eyes are going both directions. We're looking at their stuff; they're looking at ours. It's pretty interesting.
"But to me, they're the benchmark."
Several of the title contenders didn't fare well, and Jeff Gordon, who just slipped in the playoffs in the final miles of last weekend's Richmond 400, may have just fallen too far behind, with the stuck throttle that put him in the wall here.
"We were having a good day," Gordon reflected. "The guys did an awesome job in the pits and tuning on the car, and who knows what we could have done with them at the end.
"But we had a throttle stick. It didn't stick wide-open. I just let off the throttle and it just didn't come all the way back.
"We're looking at what the issue is.
"But in this deal, you can't afford to have issues like that."
Dale Earnhardt Jr. was kicking himself for messing up in practice and damaging his engine, forcing a change which put him at the rear of the field for the start of the 400.
"I was disappointed with myself in making the mistake with the engine and getting us that far back at the start of the race," Earnhardt said, though he did rally to finish eighth.
"I made a mistake -- We ran a qualifying lap, and when you cross the finish line you bump it out of gear, which is what I've done every time I've run a qualifying lap. But I bumped it out of gear and it went in third and over-revved the engine, way over.
"To win the championship, we're going to have to turn days like that -- those kind of mistakes -- around into wins and top threes.
"You can't run eighth every week and win the championship."
i just wonder if roger penske is having second thoughts about switching to ford next year? with the stellar performance that he has been getting from the Dodges it could be his biggest mistake yet. time will tell, although it is not too late to change his mind.
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Book and Lyrics by Barry Harman, Music by Keith Herrmann
January 17-February 11, 2018
Directed by Ron Celona
Musical Direction by Scott Storr
Two one act musicals take varied looks at romance seekers. The first is a delightful romp through the sexual ennui of turn of the century Vienna based on Schnitzler's tale The Little Comedy. Act 2 is a modern look at affection and disaffection in a two couple summer house in the Hamptons based on the Jules Renard play Summer Share.
"Sparkles with charm and intelligence." - New York Times
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mike baptiste needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 10 designs submitted by 4 freelance designers.
Elite Entertainment Television is an online video sharing community focused on basketball footage from our UK event 2K Elite10 (www.2ksportselite10.com Elite Entertainment Television will deliver its own exclusive HD video content to viewers around the globe. In the nex few months we are opening the channels to our viewers allowing them to share their own videos on the site as well as interact with the videos and each others by visiting the website. The new media part of the website is in development and we are looking for an exciting, fresh and clean brand new logo to represent the direction of Elite Entertainment Television! We are fun, revolutionary and also have a clean professional approach.
Elite Entertainment Television's targets is your everyday sporting basketball fan. Interested in checking out all the latest from some of the best basketball playing in or from the UK. We are setting this as a basketball sporting lifestyles consisting of both males and females who are between the ages of 16-30.
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There are a number of text expanding utilities available in OSX such as TextExpander that let you define keywords that are automatically expanded after you type them so that repetitive phrases can be rapidly entered. While TextExpander has lots of options it costs $29.95.
I really don't like to pay that much for a utility and so was happy to come across a utility that does text expansion and is free. Kissphrase is a preference pane and as the name implies it really does "Keep it simple stupid." No fancy features you just enter your keywords and their matching phrases and when you enter the keyword it automatically expands after you also enter a space, tab, return, etc.
One caveat is that it does not seem to work if the very first thing you enter at the beginning of a line or text box is a keyword. But as long as you have any characters (including a space) preceding the keyword the phrase expands just fine.
This is great for those often used phrases and for snippets of text such as URLs or HTML tags.
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The Vancouver Canucks have finished one quarter of their season so far. Canucks Army looks at the play of the individual Canucks players and how they have fared against our lofty expectations.
Given the number of injuries and call-ups, we'll look at the players who played at least 5 games. That just so happens to equal a 23-man roster. So by popular demand (and by that, we mean that two of you asked for it!) here is how Canucks Army rates your Vancouver Canucks.
Ryan Kesler – A
Kesler has been the most consistent player for the Canucks so far, at any position. His effort every night has been exemplary and he has made up for a lack of scoring due to key absences. Without Kesler, the Canucks would be in serious trouble this season.
Christian Ehrhoff – A-
Ehrhoff has easily been the Canucks best blueliner. With 12 points, and a plus-9, Ehrhoff has been the shining light on the Canucks otherwise dark defence.
Andrew Raycroft – A-
When Roberto Luongo went out with a rib injury, it was up to Raycroft to shoulder the load in goal. In his six starts, he went 4-2 and even led the league in GAA for several games. His last start, an awful outing against Anaheim, mired an otherwise impressive debut for the Canucks
Henrik Sedin – B+
You may ask why the team leader in goals and points is not a A+. Well, we expect a lot from the Sedins, as they are the highest paid players on the team, after Luongo. Hank has played very well without his brother. However, his points total is slightly inflated by points scored in meaningless games and situations. If he can step his game up another level to score in key and important moments in games, he'd be an A+.
Mikael Samuelsson – B
Samuelsson has started his career well as a Canuck, chipping in with key goals, including 2 GWG. However, his minus-2 indicates a slight deficiency to date in his defensive play. If he can improve his game at both ends of the ice, his grade will improve.
Mason Raymond – B
Admittedly, we didn't think much of Raymond to start the year. So far, he's proven us wrong. Good offensive production, solid at both ends of the rink, bringing his ridiculous speed every night. Good effort so far.
Michael Grabner – B-
Grabner's play had steadily and noticeably improves after each game he played. He still needs to learn to get into dirty areas to get the puck and to play with more grit. His defensive play also needs to improve, but he's 9 games into his NHL career, and isn't being paid to defend, so we'll cut him some slack.
Roberto Luongo – B-
He started the year in typical Luongo-slow-start fashion, but got his game back on track quickly… only to fall to a rib injury. It's time for Lu to prove he's an A+ player.
Alexandre Burrows – C+
The Burrows from the second half of last year seems gone. Sure, he's still a solid two-way player, but he point production has dropped dramatically, especially given added time on top lines. Given the number of injuries, we expect more from Burrows. But he's only making $2m and he's on pace for almost 50 points.
Willie Mitchell – C+
Statistically, Mitchell is playing a solid game. However, he is surprisingly unnoticeable on the ice most nights. For most defencemen, that's a good thing. But for Mitchell, we expect to see and notice more big plays from him. Remember the Toews hit? Of course you do. We want more of that from Willie.
Ryan Johnson – C+
Never an offensive juggernaut, Johnson has shaken off some early rust to get his game back to its dependable again. Johnson has it in his game to contribute more offensively and still maintain his sound two-way game.
Rick Rypien – C+
Rypien gets a passing grade based on his pugilism alone. He has contributed very little on the scoresheet, and we know he can pot the odd goal here and there. He needs to improve his play in his own end though.
Tanner Glass – C+
An adequate fill-in. He's been responsible in his end, has thrown some punches and staying mostly out of trouble. That's as much as you can ask for a AHL call-up.
Matt Pettinger – C+
Another fill-in who's fitting the bill. Pettinger is capable of lighting the lamp, and we'd like to see more of that. But once all the healthy bodies are back, it'll be tough for Pettinger to crack the line-up.
Sami Salo – C
Like always, Salo was hampered by yet another injury. But even when playing, Salo has not been anywhere near the force that we expect from him. Just two points from the big Finn and no goals from a guy with his cannon of a shot are inexcusable.
Shane O'Brien – C
He is surprisingly a plus-3. And that's why he gets a barely-passing grade. He has no points, and continues to take unnecessary, poorly-timed, ill-advised penalties. He needs to be for more disciplined.
Steve Bernier – C-
He is tied for a team-worst minus-5. Until very recently, he wasn't contributing anything offensively either. Let's hope his play in the last three games is a sign of things to come for Bernier. If so, his grade will improve dramatically. If not, he's trade bait.
Darcy Hordichuk – C-
He doesn't always cost his team defensively, but he is contributing nothing offensively. He routines ends games with no shots on net. We know he's not out there to score 50 goals, but he's on pace for less than 20 shots on net. That's horrible.
Alexandre Bolduc – C-
We know that Bolduc was only called up because of too many mounting injuries. But we question why he was even called up in the first place. If you are out there as a 3rd or 4th liner, then your job is to play sound at both ends, and remain hopefully unnoticeable. Bolduc was noticeably terrible on several occasions. We don't suspect you'll see him called back up this season.
Kevin Bieksa – D
Bieksa has been flat-out terrible so far. At times, Bieksa looks like he's going to fall asleep while skating the puck out of his own zone. With the exception of the game against Chicago, there is ZERO urgency in his game and he has cost his team a goal more than once with his lazy play.
Alexander Edler – D
Edler has been even worse than Bieksa. More often than not this season, Edler has looked lost, confused and shell-shocked on the ice. He is tied with Steve Bernier for a team-worst minus-5 and has no goals. He needs to turn his game around quickly.
Mathieu Schneider – D
Schneider has been a resounding disappointment so far. Other than one goal scored against Colorado, he has total ineffective on the ice. Maybe the tonic for Schneider is to get a LOT more games under his belt. Let's hope so.
Aaron Rome – D
Aaron Rome is not an NHL-calibre defenseman. He's proven that with his dismal play. A nightmare defensively and contributes next-to-nothing offensively.
Sergei Shirokov – D
This grade may seem a bit harsh, but there were lofty expectations on Shirokov to produce and contribute for the Canucks, given the opportunity with the number of injuries to the main roster players. He was invisible most nights and was brutal in his own zone. He definitely needs more seasoning in the AHL before he is ready to get back into the Canucks roster.
Kyle Wellwood – F
One. Single. Point. His point totals indicates how frustratingly invisible Wellwood has been game in and game out this season. If it wasn't for the rash of injuries, there is no doubt that Wellwood would be sitting in the press box. His game has completely evaporated and he has done absolutely nothing to prove he should remain on the team.
Overall, the Canucks defense gets a failing grade, the second line deserves loads of praise, the forwards get a marginal passing grade, and we can't wait until everyone is healthy. It needs to happen soon.


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DEPUE – Illinois Secretary of State/State Librarian Jesse White was in DePue Monday morning presenting a $94,140 check to the Selby Township Library.
The library was one of 15 that was awarded the Public Library Construction Act Grant in February.
"Libraries, more than ever, play an important role in every community," White said. "I want to applaud the people of DePue and for the Selby Township (library) for coming up with the funds necessary to qualify for this wonderful grant."
White was met by DePue's third-, fourth- and fifth-grade classes, as well as many community members, village officials and library board members.
Head librarian Marcia Broady spoke about the importance of the grant and how it will help the library continue to provide services.
In order to qualify for the grant, the library had to show proof it could provide the matching funds portion of 25 percent. The total cost of the project is estimated to be $125,520.
During Monday's ceremony, Broady explained all the repairs and renovations that will take place to the 100-year-old building, beginning in May.
"This grant is going to allow us to at least preserve the historic look of the building, which was very important to the library board," she said. "It's got a lot of character, and we wanted to keep that."
Broady said the outside of the building will be stripped from the brick up. Deterioration and water damage repairs will be made. A channeling system will be installed to prevent water from running into the building. A stucco-type material will be placed on the outside of the building. Energy efficient windows will also be installed, which will make the structure energy efficient, thus saving on expenses.
"It's going to be very exciting to be able to preserve this building for the library and for the community," she said.
Sen. Sue Rezin and State Rep. Frank Mautino were also in attendance at Monday's ceremony. White recognized both for their roles in securing the grant money.
"It wouldn't have been made possible without Sen. Rezin and Rep. Mautino," he said. "They played an important role in bringing forth the dollars distributed across the state."
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Finally the new update is done. We sent to Google Earth a selection of photos up to ID: 1,710,000. Approximately 3/4 of the photos uploaded to Panoramio were sent to Google Earth. Thas is almost one million photos (973,949), the double number of photos than the previous update that reached ID: 655,000.
Thanks to you all for illustrating the World with your photos. Despite of being working in Panoramio from the first day, every single day I get amazed by your photos. Simplemente impresionantes.
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The photos sent to Google Earth are the ones in the "popular" tab in Panoramio. However Google Earth team also made their own selection, so not all photos we sent to them are displayed in GE as blue compasses. If you see your photo in "popular" tab, but not in Google Earth, this is your case. On the other hand if your photo (with ID under 1,710,000) is not included in "popular" tab and you believe it should be included, please, report us at questions AT panoramio.com. We reviewed photos manually, but if you find any inappropriate photo in Google Earth, you can use the flagging system to report it and we will check it.
We had a couple of problems with the update. Some photos that were already in Google Earth and received suggestions for relocation were removed from Google Earth by mistake. Also all photos with IDs between 1,650,00 and 1,670,000, are out from the "popular" tab and thus from the Google Earth update. Sorry for that, we are working on these bugs right now.
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Brian Fisk continues to add to his postseason accolades.
CollegeInsider.com., a website featuring coverage of NCAA Division I mid-major college basketball teams, has named Fisk Most Valuable Player in the Atlantic Sun Conference for the 2005-2006 season.
Fisk was in the top two in scoring for the Bisons this season, trading first and second place with sophomore forward Eddie Ard. Both Fisk and Ard have been selected to be on the All-Atlantic Sun Conference First Team by a vote of the conference coaches.
Lipscomb Coach Scott Sanderson was named A-Sun Coach of the Year.
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24 Kan. App. 2d 38
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1. Rules for testing the validity of checklane stops are stated and applied.
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3. Absence of advance warning to the public at large does not by itself invalidate a checklane operation.
4. The presence of a drug-sniffing dog at a sobriety checklane does not constitute an illegal search.
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7. Under the peculiar facts of this case, the checklane operation was constitutional as a matter of law.
Appeal from Johnson District Court; WILLIAM A. CLEAVER, judge. Opinion filed June 20, 1997. Reversed and remanded.
Jacqueline J. Spradling, assistant district attorney, Paul J. Morrison, district attorney, and Carla J. Stovall, attorney general, for appellant.
Thomas E. Foster, of Foster & Foster, of Overland Park, for appellee.
Before BRAZIL, C.J., ELLIOTT and KNUDSON, JJ.
ELLIOTT, J.: The State brings this interlocutory appeal challenging the trial court's suppression of evidence obtained during a checklane stop conducted by the highway patrol.
We reverse and remand.
Sergeant Ray Bailiff had been involved with conducting and arranging checklanes for several years and was the supervising officer of a checklane located at northbound exit 210 on I-35 in Johnson County. Bailiff prepared a public announcement describing the location, time, and purpose of the checklane and sent it to Troop A communications, where the media is advised of upcoming events if inquiry is made. Notice was also posted on the public information board in the main lobby of the highway patrol office in Olathe.
The public announcement described the checklane's purpose as one for checking driver's licenses, registrations, equipment defects, seat belt and child restraint usage. Bailiff testified the primary purpose of the checklane was to enforce all laws coming to the officers' attention. Drug dogs were on site.
Northbound motorists on I-35 were advised of the checklane by five signs stating either "check lane ahead" or "narcotics check lane ahead." Four of the signs were placed on either side of the roadway. The fourth sign was placed before the "Exit 210" sign, but beyond where cars would turn off to exit on exit 210. None of the first four signs gave any indication the checklane was on the exit ramp. The fifth sign was on the exit itself as motorists were approaching the checklane.
None of the 17 officers at the scene was given any discretion: every car was directed through the lane. The average car took about 25 seconds to complete the check. The range of time for motorist delay without any enforcement action was from 10 to 35 seconds.
Defendant Joseph Jackson drove a pickup truck with camper shell through the lane. Major Hornbaker saw a large bag of marijuana through the back window while the truck was stopped. Defendant and his passenger were arrested.
The trial court ruled the checklane did not pass the criteria established by State v. Deskins, 234 Kan. 529, 673 P.2d 1174 (1983), because there was no prior notice to the public and because the notice provided to oncoming motorists by the signs was misleading.
Under the peculiar facts of this case, we rule the checklane was constitutional as a matter of law.
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|"(1) The degree of discretion, if any, left to the officer in the field; (2) the location designated for the roadblock; (3) the time and duration of the roadblock; (4) standards set by superior officers; (5) advance notice to the public at large; (6) advance warning to the individual approaching motorist; (7) maintenance of safety conditions; (8) degree of fear or anxiety generated by the mode of operation; (9) average length of time each motorist is detained; (10) physical factors surrounding the location, type and method of operation; (11) the availability of less intrusive methods for combating the problem; (12) the degree of effectiveness of the procedure; and (13) any other relevant circumstances which might bear upon the test." Deskins, 234 Kan. at 541.
Numerous other cases are also instructive. Davis v. Kansas Dept. of Revenue, 252 Kan. 224, 227, 843 P.2d 260 (1992), for example, makes clear that no specific statutory grant of authority is required to legitimize a checklane operation (for sobriety checks). 252 Kan. at 229-30.
In State v. Barker 252 Kan. 949, 850 P.2d 885 (1993), there was no advance warning to the public at large of the scheduled checklane. And while the court noted it would be a desirable requirement, its absence does not by itself invalidate the checklane. 252 Kan. at 956. The Barker court also observed that the presence of a drug-sniffing dog at a sobriety checklane did not constitute an illegal search. See 252 Kan. at 957.
State v. MacDonald, 253 Kan. 320, 322, 856 P.2d 116 (1993), involved the same checklane as in Barker. The MacDonald court held the detection of marijuana odor, standing alone, provided probable cause for a search following a checklane stop. 253 Kan. 320, Syl. ¶ 2. In the present case, a large bag of marijuana was observed in plain sight in Jackson's truck. The sense of sight is surely on equal footing with the sense of smell.
The MacDonald court also noted that Deskins is not limited to DUI checklanes and that police officers are not required to close their eyes to all offenses which are not purely traffic related. 253 Kan. at 323-24.
If the odor of marijuana can provide a legal basis for a search, then the sight of marijuana at a checklane can also provide probable cause for a search. See MacDonald, 253 Kan. at 325.
Kansas is not alone in its approach to similar fact patterns. The Seventh Circuit has recognized that the absence of any signs advising approaching motorists of a checklane does not destroy the constitutional nature in which the checklane was administered. U.S. v. Trevino, 60 F.3d 333, 337 (7th Cir. 1995).
The Supreme Court of Missouri has found similarly. In State v. Damask, 936 S.W.2d 565 (Mo. 1996), as here, law enforcement officers established a checklane on an exit lane off of I-44, contrary to signs that indicated the checklane was at an exit further down the interstate. The exit was remote and it was unlikely that motorists would exit there, unless they were locals or were trying to avoid the checklane. See 936 S.W.2d at 573.
As the cases cited demonstrate, the checklane in the present case was established with safety in mind, limited discretion in the officers on site, and met the standards established by case law. The State is under no obligation to give drivers an opportunity to avoid a checklane. See Michigan Dep't of State Police v. Sitz, 496 U.S. 444, 110 L. Ed. 2d 412, 110 S. Ct. 2481 (1990).
In the present case, the checklane was constitutional as a matter of law.
Reversed and remanded for further proceedings.
1REPORTER'S NOTE: Previously filed as an unpublished opinion, the Supreme Court granted a motion to publish by an order dated July 10, 1997, pursuant to Rule 7.04 (1996 Kan. Ct. R. Annot. 40).


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MFG Galileo Composites, a specialist in the design and manufacturing of custom composite radomes and reflectors, announced that it has been selected by the Spanish Air Force through EMTE Sistemas to supply six 77-foot radomes. The first two radomes are scheduled for delivery in 2008, with the remaining four in quantities of two in 2009 and 2010, respectively.
MFG Galileo Composites is ISO 9001:2000 certified and has produced more than 500 radomes for mission critical sites supporting military, space and scientific programs around the globe. The company's radome design and manufacturing techniques have been proven in the harshest environments on the planet for surveillance, air traffic control, weather radar, SATCOM, earth observation and telemetry applications.
EMTE Sistemas is a system integrator based in Barcelona, Spain with an established market presence in the design, installation and maintenance of air traffic control systems, tactical and strategic radio communications, radar location and surveillance systems, control systems, and cryptography.
"This new contract marks the first installation in Spain and our first partnership with EMTE Sistemas, two significant events for our company," said Clint Lackey, general manager, MFG Galileo Composites. "We are looking forward to building our business relationship with EMTE Sistemas and working together on this initial project."
MFG Galileo Composites, formerly known as MFG Ratech, underwent a major reorganization in 2007. Along with the new name and management structure, the company has invested considerable internal R&D resources into advanced concepts in the design and engineering of composite ground-based radomes.