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From OpenwaterpediaRick Walker is a world-renowned open water swimming coach and the decorated coach at Southern Illinois University (SIU). He has coached the USA Swimming national open water swim team at several world championship events and conducted numerous open water swimming clinics throughout the United States and around the world. He also organizes the innovative Saluki Mile and the Saluki 5K Open Water Swim.
He coached both Mazen Aziz of Egypt and Csaba Gercsak of Hungary to the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim at the 2012 London Olympic Games.
He is a member of the UANA Technical Open Water Swimming Committee along with Denny Ryther, Jose Ismael Gonzales, Executive Committee Liaison from Guatamala, Jorge Delgado, Secretary from Ecuador, and Chantal Van Keekin Frederik from Suriname, Tomas Haces German from Cuba, Gladys Mejia Garcia from El Salvador, Pierre Lafontaine from Canada and Ron Jacks from Canada.
Walker is also the Open Water Swimming Representative of the Central Zone for USA Swimming.
Rick Walker on Pack Swimming in the Open Water
At Southern Illinois University
In 2005-06, Walker became just the second person in SIU history to coach both the women's and men's swimming and diving teams. Walker spent 12 years as the men's head coach and five years as a men's and women's assistant before becoming the head coach for both the men and women. During the 2007-08 season, Walker recorded his 100th career win as the Saluki swimming and diving head coach.
Walker served as an assistant under SIU head coach Doug Ingram from 1987-1992, the only previous time the men's and women's teams were under the leadership of one coach.
During his 12 years as the men's head coach, Walker's leadership continued the success of the storied SIU swimming and diving program, as well as adding new accomplishments to its history.
Last season, Walker coached the teams to a combined 9-6 record including wins against Miami (Ohio) on the men's side and Vanderbilt on the women's side.
The women's team placed third at the 2010 State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Championship for the second consecutive season. In addition to MVC Swimmer of the Year Kirsten Groome and Diver of the Year Emily Gable, SIU fielded conference champions in seven individual events and one relay, while setting numerous school, conference, and pool records along the way. Seven members of the women's team were named All-MVC First Team for their performance at the meet, and six earned Honorable Mention honors.
Walker went on to coach Groome in the NCAA Championships, the first Saluki to advance to the national stage in 20 years.
The men's team finished fifth at its own conference championships in its first season as part of the Mid-American Conference. SIU crowned champions in two individual events and one record-breaking relay team, as three Salukis were named to the All-MAC first team.
Interested in his athlete's academic successes and not just their exploits in the pool, Walker's 2010 men's team had a GPA of 3.10, ranking the team 17th in the country in the College Swim Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Academic All-American Team. The women's team ranked 28th with a 3.20 GPA.
Walker has seen his teams earn CSCAA Academic All-American honors a total of 16 times during his 23 years at Southern.
In addition, four members of the SIU women's team earned MVC Scholar-Athlete Team honors for the 2009-10 season, and four members of the men's team were awarded Academic All-MAC honors.
In 2009, Walker was awarded with the honorable distinction of Americas Open Water Swimming Man of the Year, as he was recognized for his efforts with USA Swimming national teams and his work as an advocate for open water swimming at the collegiate level.
In the fall of 2010, Walker was honored with the Adolph Kiefer Safety Commendation award at the annual United States Aquatic Sports convention for heroically saving the life of an Australian swimmer at the 2009 World Swimming Championships in Rome, Italy.
Walker was named MVC Coach of the Year in 1995, 1996, 1998 and 2002 as well as Illinois Swimming Association Coach of the Year following the 1998 season. He was named Eastern Independent Championship Coach of the Year in 1993 & 1995 and the National Independent Championship Coach of the Year in 1996 & 1997. Recently, Walker was named MVC Invitational Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2005. Since the 1994-95 season, Walker's athletes have captured 110 of the 215 individual titles (57%) including 10 of the 15 400 Medley relay titles.
The Kankakee, Illinois native has coached four Olympians, including recent two-time Olympian Chrysanthos Papachrysanthou (Cyprus 2000 & 2004), four World Championship swimmers, two Olympic Trials competitors and one Olympic Sports Festival contestant.
Papachrysanthou and former Saluki Herman Louw, the MVC Swimmer of the Year in 1999 and 2000, chose to be trained for their countries' (Cyprus and South Africa) 2004 Olympic Trials by Walker during the 2003-04 season, while attending graduate school at SIU.
For the first time in school history, SIU produced its first male Academic All-American under Walker in 2003, when Jake Sinclair was named to the 2003 Verizon Academic All-American At-Large First Team with a perfect 4.0 GPA. Sinclair was also named to the 2003 Verizon Academic All-District V At-Large First Team.
Before serving as head coach, Walker served as an SIU assistant from 1987-92, coaching former women's head coach Jeff Goelz and his former assistant Gustavo Leal. Goelz earned multiple All-American honors under Walker's tutelage. During that span, the Salukis also advanced to the NCAA Championships twice, finishing 18th and 27th.
Prior to coaching at SIU, Walker coached at the YMCA in Joliet, Illinois, for the 1984-85 season, Texas A&M and the Aggie Swim club during the 1985-86 season, and the Dad's Club YMCA of Houston, Texas, during the 1986-87 season.
Walker is more than just a successful coach. He had a remarkable career as a swimmer at two of the nation's top swimming programs before he began his coaching career.
Walker graduated from Texas A&M University in 1984 with a degree in recreation and parks. At Texas A&M, he swam for an Aggies team that finished 26th and 31st at the NCAA Championships during his junior and senior seasons.
During his two years in College Station, Texas, he set school records in the 500, 1000 and 1650 free and the 400 IM, qualifying for the NCAA Championships. His 1000 free record still stands to this day.
Prior to Texas A&M, Walker swam at National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) power Indian River Community College in Fort Pierce, Fla., where he set NJCAA records in the 500, 1000 and 1650 free and the 4x100 and 4x200 free relays.
He was a seven-time All-American at Indian River and is in the NJCAA Hall of Fame as well as his alma mater of Indian River Community College and Eastridge (Ill.) High School.
His swimming honors do not stop there. Walker competed at the 1980 Olympic Trials and qualified for the 1984 Olympic Trials, but retired just prior to the event. He was a silver medalist at the Olympic Sports Festival in 1979, participated in the 1978 USA Olympic Training Camp and held a top 50 world ranking in the 1500 meter freestyle in 1981.
In addition to his swimming duties, Walker serves as a prominent figure on the international level. In 1996, Walker was appointed as head U.S.A. Open Water National Team coach for two four-year terms and served three years of a third term when current restructuring plans went into effect.
As USA National coach, he headed up all National Team functions, as well as made decisions on selection process, location, and dates for the National Team. Walker selected all staff that attend any USA Swimming international team events, gave approval for all athletes to compete internationally, and determined planning decisions for national team trips.
He led USA Swimming to a championship at the 1998 FINA World Swimming Championship in Australia, as well as fourth place finishes in 2001 and 2003.
Walker has served on the National Team staff for 13 World Championships and six Pan Pacific Games. His coaching expertise has also been called on at the World Cup in Toronto and at the Olympic Festival.
As USA National Team head coach and a spokesman for Saluki swimming, Walker has trained numerous national champions, national team members and Olympians in both the pool as well as long distance swimming.
Walker served a seven-year term on the NCAA Swimming and Diving Committee, and took the lead in the process to place open water swimming in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, a dream that was realized with the announcement in 2005.
One of Walker's favorite responsibilities as a coach of the USA Swimming National Team are the Goodwill Clinics done all over the world, which has allowed him to work with the best athletes and coaches around the globe, as well as recruit athletes on an international level.
In the summer of 2005, Walker coached the U.S. National Open Water Swim Team to a fourth-place finish at the World Championships in Montreal, Quebec. The U.S. team tallied 72 points in the event, finishing one point out of trophy contention.
For the first time since 1991, a member of the U.S. team earned a medal in a men's event at a world championship. Chip Peterson of Pine Knoll Shores, N.C., picked up the gold medal in the 10K and silver in the 5K. Margy Keefe picked up the team's third medal as she took the silver in the 5K.
For their efforts at the World Championship, Walker and his coaching staff were awarded the Glen S. Hummer Award from USA Swimming. The award was given at the USA Swimming House of Delegates meeting in Greensboro, N.C. This was the second time Walker earned this award.
Walker continues to coach the USA National Open Water team. During the summer of 2007 he led them to the World Championships in Naples, Italy and coached them in 2008 at the Worlds in Spain. He was also nominated for World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year in 2009.
Walker lives in Carbondale with his wife Eileen, son Kyle, and daughter Kelsie.


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STILLWATER – Dana Holgorsen's stay at Oklahoma State was brief. His impact was immense.
Between his offense developing into one of the nation's best and his presence allowing Mike Gundy to get out of offensive meetings and focus on the big picture, Holgorsen helped the Cowboys take a big step toward their first Big 12 championship a year ago.
It also served him well, with his 10-month stint in Stillwater providing the platform that helped him get his first head-coaching job at West Virginia.
"I think it worked out good for everybody," Holgorsen said.
Holgorsen returns to Oklahoma State today as an opponent, his Mountaineers (5-3, 2-3 Big 12) trying to break a three-game losing streak against Gundy's Cowboys (5-3, 3-2).
This time, for a change, someone has to walk away a loser.
When Holgorsen arrived at Oklahoma State, the Cowboys were entering what was supposed to be a rebuilding year after starting quarterback Zac Robinson finished the most productive career in school history and Dez Bryant and Russell Okung were picked in the first round of the NFL draft.
Instead of a step back, Oklahoma State took a leap forward with Holgorsen installing the wide-open offense he'd learned from Mike Leach at Texas Tech and used to rack up big numbers at Houston. Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon went from unknowns to first-round picks, even though Holgorsen didn't stick around for their senior years to find out.
"When we hired Dana, that was a good move," Gundy said, stating the obvious at this point. "Not the most popular at that time but it was a very good move, in my opinion."
Gundy, who had been the offensive coordinator under Les Miles at OSU, had remained involved with the game-planning until he hired Holgorsen. It wore on him.
"I think Mike wanted to go to where he could be more of a CEO-type head coach as opposed to being in the offensive room for 18 hours a day, trying to get the offense better," Holgorsen said. "I think he's done a tremendous job of that if you just look back at since he made that switch, they've won an awful lot of ball games."
Indeed, the Cowboys are 28-6 since the switch, including the best season in the program's history last season as Todd Monken picked up where Holgorsen left off. One of Holgorsen's many quirks was that he never used an actual playbook, so Gundy and Monken had to do their best to duplicate it without anything on paper.
"We've just kind of taken it and we've changed some of the routes and some of the ways we do motions and some of the play-action stuff. You've got to make it your own, like he did. Now it's ours and it's Oklahoma State's offense," Monken said. "When I leave, they'll probably hate half the stuff I'm doing and change all of that, too."
For now, though, there's not much difference between what Geno Smith is running at West Virginia and what Oklahoma State has run with three different quarterbacks this season – with it still up in the air whether Wes Lunt will be able to start or third-stringer Clint Chelf will get the call on Saturday.
"I've watched a couple of their TV copies here, and I can call out about 90 percent of their plays, so I'd assume that's something that is on their mind as well as it is on our mind," Holgorsen said. "We have to be careful what we do from both an offensive standpoint and a defensive standpoint."
The connection goes beyond just Holgorsen and Gundy. Joe DeForest, who was Oklahoma State's special teams coordinator and a defensive assistant for the past 11 years, now runs the Mountaineers' defense. Holgorsen's running backs coach, Robert Gillespie, served the same role on the Cowboys' staff for two season. West Virginia quarterbacks coach Jake Spavital and graduate assistant Andrew McGee also came from OSU.
"They would be much more familiar with us, obviously, than we are with them. They've been here. We only know them. We don't know their players," Gundy said. "But once the game gets going, in most cases you actually forget who's on the other side."


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- Selected Abstracts on HIV and Infant Feeding From the XVIII International AIDS Conference
This report is a compilation of abstracts on HIV and infant feeding presented at the XVIII International AIDS Conference in Vienna, Austria. The collection is organized by theme.
Publication date: September 2010
Region: Global
- Semisynthetic Artemisinin: Cross-Sector Partnership to Stabilize the Antimalarial Drug Supply
Artemisinin-based combination therapy is considered the gold standard treatment for malaria, but global demand has often outpaced production, and pricing has been volatile. With funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, PATH and our partners set out to develop a new pharmaceutical manufacturing process to produce commercial volumes of high-quality, nonseasonal, and affordable artemisinin to supplement the plant-based supply. This poster, presented at the Bay Area World Malaria Day Symposium on April 25, 2014, presents key facts on malaria, the market for artemisinin, partner roles, and commercial production.
Publication date: April 2014
Region: Global
- Simple and Affordable Testing for Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis
Part of the Technology Updates series, this fact sheet describes PATH's work to develop a simple, affordable test for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis.
Publication date: July 2013
Region: Global
Part of series: Technology Updates
- Sourcing Guide: The Nevirapine Infant-Dose Pouch for Use in Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV/AIDS Programs. Version 1
This guide provides programs for the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) with the information they need to independently procure nevirapine infant-dose pouches for use in their PMTCT services. (PATH is not a manufacturer or supplier of the pouch.)
Author: Berman A; Brooke S
Publication date: 2006
Region: Global
- South Africa Country Program
This website about PATH's South Africa country program provides an overview of the program and its featured projects. See other PATH program websites.
Publication date: 2014
Region: Africa
Part of series: Program websites
- Spotting Tuberculosis From the Frontlines: Engaging Pharmacies in Case-Finding
One of PATH's strategies to find and treat tuberculosis (TB) patients is to build stronger referral networks. These collaborations are important in identifying patients who might otherwise be missed. This story describes how a pharmacy worker in Tanzania referred a mother and her young child for TB diagnosis using five simple screening questions that she learned in a PATH training. This story is one of a series of success stories that showcase some of the ways that PATH's work in TB is having an impact on people's lives in a variety of settings around the world. This work was made possible through generous funding from the US Agency for International Development.
Publication date: March 2014
Region: Africa
Part of series: Tuberculosis success stories
- Spurring Innovation for the Development of HIV/AIDS Technologies
This paper was commissioned for the aids2031 Science and Technology Working Group as part of a series of working papers under the aids2031 initiative. This paper discusses mechanisms that promote innovation in early stage discovery science for HIV and, in particular, those that target existing gaps in research.
Author: International AIDS Vaccine Initiative
Publication date: November 2008
Region: Global
Part of series: aids2031 working papers
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This document is the first in a series of periodic policy and practice updates about work undertaken by PATH on the convergence of HIV services and sexual and reproductive health services (SRH) in India.
Author: Sellers T, Saha A, Panda M, Pauchauri A
Publication date: April 2006
Region: Asia
Part of series: HIV-SRH Convergence newsletters
- Stabilizing Influenza Vaccines
If a highly virulent pandemic strain were to emerge in today's interconnected world, influenza has the potential to kill millions of people, especially in developing countries with limited to no resources for pandemic planning, preparedness, and outbreak response. PATH's work in developing thermostable influenza vaccines holds promise for extending product shelf life and easing logistics during introduction and rapid deployment to hard-to-reach populations—markedly improving developing-country preparedness and ability to contain the virus at its point of origin. This fact sheet describes our latest research achievements and next steps in product development.
Publication date: September 2013
Region: Global
- Stabilizing the Antimalarial Drug Supply: Semisynthetic Artemisinin Could Meet up to One-Third of Global Need
Artemisinin-based combination therapy is considered the gold standard treatment for malaria, but global demand has often outpaced production, and pricing has been volatile. This fact sheet describes the cross-sector partnership PATH formed to develop a new way to produce high-quality, nonseasonal, and affordable artemisinin to supplement the plant-based supply.
Publication date: April 2014
Region: Global
- Standards of Prevention in HIV Prevention Trials
This report covers a 2009 consultation in Kampala, Uganda, that was convened by the Global Campaign for Microbicides, the Joint UN Programme on HIV/AIDS, and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It includes recommendations related to key ethical and practical questions on the design and implementation of clinical trials.
Author: McGrory E, Philpott S, Hankins C, Paxton L, Heise L
Publication date: May 2010
Region: Global
- Staying the Course? Malaria Research and Development in a Time of Economic Uncertainty
This report details malaria research and development funding from 2004 to 2009, including how much funding went to each product area, who provided the funding, and how investments flowed from funders to recipients. The report assesses progress against the Global Malaria Action Plan funding goals to identify what is needed in the next decade.
Publication date: June 2011
Region: Global
- STD Management for HIV and AIDS Prevention: The AIDS Surveillance and Education Project in the Philippines
Author: Aquino C; D'Agnes L; Castro J; Borromeo M; Schmidt K; Gill K
Publication date: 2003
Region: Global
- Strengthening Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Services for People With HIV and for People at Risk of HIV
This policy brief describes the study objectives, methodology, and findings from the PATH Convergence Project in India. The brief includes recommendations for developing a national policy in India to converge HIV and reproductive health services for people with HIV and for those most at risk.
Publication date: January 2008
Region: Asia
- Strengthening Communities' Responses to HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia
The Strengthening Communities' Responses to HIV/AIDS project is a 3-year contract funded by USAID, with two 1-year option periods. PATH is the prime contractor and is joined by four international partners and several local partners. The goal of the project is to strengthen the capacity of civil-society organizations to improve access and quality of HIV care and support services, including counseling and testing and treatment-adherence activities within communities, so that health outcomes for HIV-positive Ethiopians and their dependents are improved.
Publication date: August 2010
Region: Africa
- Strengthening Lifesaving Tuberculosis Laboratories in India
This is the story of how PATH's work to upgrade tuberculosis (TB) laboratories in India helps ensure that laboratories have the equipment, training, and procedures in place to diagnose TB, including drug-resistant forms, so that people who are sick can access the lifesaving treatment they need as quickly as possible. It is one of a series of success stories that showcase some of the ways that PATH's work in TB is having an impact on people's lives in a variety of settings around the world. This work was made possible through generous funding from the US Agency for International Development.
Publication date: February 2012
Region: Asia
Part of series: Tuberculosis success stories
- Strengthening Private-Sector Involvement in TB and HIV in Vietnam
This factsheet introduces PATH's work in Vietnam to design and implement approaches to working with private-sector providers as a way to increase access to existing TB and HIV case detection, treatment, and prevention services.
Publication date: July 2008
Region: Asia
- Support to Ukraine in Implementing Its National TB Program
In this document you will find a fact sheet describing the tuberculosis (TB) Project in Ukraine.
Author: Gamazina K; Tsarenko A; Bishop A
Publication date: 2006
Region: Eastern Europe
- Supporting National TB Programs to Expand DOTS
Brochure describing PATH's national TB programs to expand DOTS. Created for a global meeting on TB in Paris, Oct/Nov. 2004.
Author: Hanson C; Gerber W
Publication date: 2004
Region: Global
- Supporting Progress on Advocacy, Communication, and Social Mobilization for Tuberculosis Control: A Report on Outcomes of Regional ACSM Workshops for Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Recipient Countries
This report describes lessons learned and recommendations from regional advocacy, communication, and social mobilization (ACSM) workshops for Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria recipient countries. The report describes the follow-on ACSM activities and outputs that have been generated at the country level as a result of participation in the workshops and makes recommendations for next steps in the development of effective ACSM interventions to support tuberculosis control goals and objectives.
Publication date: February 2009
Region: Global


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As an Otsego Manor resident and a former Otsego County taxpayer, I have a few words to say.
I am not the only voice wanting to be heard regarding the "dumping" of the Manor.
You, the board can go home and not worry if someone will be knocking at your door to tell you they are sending you to Timbuktu and to make the best of it.
I was also a taxpayer in Milford for many years.
Unfortunately, my husband was diagnosed with an illness and had no longer than a year to live. We had Hospice care for him and couldn't have asked for better care. Hospice also has patients at the Manor. Where else can you find that kind of love and care?
The board does not understand what it is like to be uprooted from your home for the rest of your life, and now that we have found another place we call home and are treated like family; you are ripping that away from us, too.
The board needs to leave the doors open and open its ears and let us be heard.
As much as they say that what happened in Delhi won't happen here, once they sell they will have no control over what happens, and I believe they don't care. They just want out of the business. They say they will do right by everyone, but they have proven that to not be true when they won't even listen to anyone or even explore other options.
Open your ears and listen to the people who this affects the most, the residents, employees and taxpayers of Otsego County. There are more of us than the 14 of you. Let us sleep at night. I am sure all of you do.
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Lantronix xDirect offers portable, plug-and-play Ethernet connectivity on the wire. New compact serial device server offers ease-of-use and flexibility for machine-to-machine (M2M) connectivity.
Lantronix Inc. (NASDAQ: LTRX), a provider of smart machine to machine (M2M) connectivity solutions, today announced the launch and worldwide availability of the new Lantronix xDirect device server – a compact serial-to-Ethernet device server that provides quick and easy connectivity to virtually any device or machine with a serial interface. With plug-and-play simplicity and a small form factor, xDirect is suitable for a variety of markets from security to industrial automation to medical and others.
"The Lantronix xDirect fills our need for a very compact, easy-to-configure and easy-to-use TCP/IP connection to serial devices," said Albert Putnam, vice president of technology operations for Cimetrics – a global provider of energy efficiency technology and solutions. "The power options, which include PoE (power over Ethernet) and USB, as well as the wide environmental operating range, LED serial activity indicators, and space-efficient form factor combine to make the xDirect a perfect solution for our environmental monitoring and metering applications across a wide range of deployment situations."
With an integrated Ethernet port and serial cable, and multiple power options including Power over Ethernet (PoE), xDirect also features a built-in Web server that enables users to access and configure the unit using a standard Web browser on a PC, smart phone or tablet. Measuring less than 240 cm in length, and weighing less than 3 ounces, the xDirect device server's compact and flexible form factor boasts a built-in web server, enabling users to access and configure the unit using a standard web browser on a PC, mobile phone, or tablet, from anywhere.
"We've been working closely with our customers and partners to develop a sleek form factor at a competitive price to solve their need for rapid and easy device connectivity right on the wire," said Mak Manesh, vice president of product management for Lantronix. "A key differentiator of the xDirect is the form factor itself, coupled with a robust device server application and PoE for serial devices requiring transparent network connectivity. We are thrilled with the early response to the product."
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The UN's recent reports on the treatment of children in Syria and in the Roman Catholic Church revealed some of the despicable acts committed against boys that are part of a disturbing and hidden global trend.
Between Mark Sherman and Lisa Levey, 10 of the people they love the most are boys and men. The issues of men and boys is critically important to them. They are starting a conversation to try to bridge the gap.
Danielle Paradis is so tired of divisive debates that accomplish nothing but alienating men and women from one another.
It can be uncomfortable for men to talk about manhood or what it means to be a good father; as well as showing that men can rise above this and decide the issues at hand are too important to stay quiet.
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Andy Hinds was shocked by the way Hanna Rosin portrayed his life in her book 'The End of Men' – and he wants to set the record straight.
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comments through Aug. 28 at its Colorado River Valley field office in Silt, Colo. PROCESSING — Quick Takes Karbala Refinery plans refinery south of Baghdad Iraq's ministry of oil, in an effort to boost the country's refining capacity, has
contrary to the belief that they made windfall gains. Because in 2007 gasoline demand in Pakistan was declining, the refinery plans to export its products. The refinery would produce 1 million tonnes/year of kerosene, 1.5 million tonnes of
refinery continued to operate. It said there was no environmental effect to the area. Shell pulls out of Chinese refinery plans Royal Dutch Shell PLC reported last week it has withdrawn from talks with China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. (Sinopec
a similar 400,000 b/d refinery at Yanbu (OGJ, Nov. 17, 2008, p. 29). China, Costa Rica develop joint refinery plans Costa Rica's Refinadora Costarricense de Petroleo (Recope) and China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC) are jointly
then hopes to extend a pipeline from Daqing southward to Tianjin [See Map] to ensure feedstock supply to the new refinery . Plans for the construction of the oil refinery were laid in November 2007, when CNPC and Rosneft founded the joint venture
contrary to the belief that they made windfall gains. In 2007 gasoline demand in Pakistan was declining, so the refinery plans to export its products. It would produce 1 million tonnes/year of kerosene, 1.5 million tonnes of low-sulfur
future operations in Southeast Asia. Oppourtunities exist for both downstream and upstream ventures, they added. Refinery plans Dinh Huu Loc, general manager of international cooperation for the state-run Petrovietnam, said Petrovietnam has
000 b/sd. By the end of this year, the Omsk refinery plans to have completed the construction of a sulfuric acid ..... completed in 2000. After this project is completed, the refinery plans to add an isomerization unit with 10,000 b/sd
memorandum of understanding to identify upstream and downstream opportunities for joint investment. ONGC shelves refinery plans in Rajasthan India's state-owned Oil & Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) has placed on hold plans to build a 7.5 million
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The idea of owning a restaurant was eating at Steve Day.
So the former Umstead Hotel and Spa chef opened Plates Neighborhood Kitchen, a simple restaurant with a small menu full of homemade ingredients.
Plates, in the former Zely & Ritz spot in Raleighs Glenwood South, will change its menu often based on whats in season and which ingredients are fresh. Day plans, however, to always offer the same types of dishes, such as vegetarian, vegan, poultry, fish and other meats.
Day also wants to keep the dinner menu to about five entrees, four desserts and nine appetizers to allow his staff to make almost everything, including some condiments such as mayonnaise and mustard, something he cant do with a larger menu.
Anything that we feel we can make better than we can buy, well do it that way, Day said. We want to make as much as we can just to control the flavors and keep the dishes and menu simple but delicious.
The restaurant offers lunch, dinner and a Sunday brunch. Prices range from about $6 to $14.50 for lunch and dinner to about $8 to $12 for brunch.
Plates also has a large bar with a short list of original, seasonal specialty drinks such as a cocktail version of rum raisin ice cream made from dark rum and raisin puree.
The 2,040-square-foot restaurant seats about 47 and has outdoor space for an additional 30.
Day chose the concept of simple dishes based on Plates location. He wanted to create a destination restaurant that would appeal to those who live and work in the surrounding neighborhoods and businesses.
I was quite flexible as to what I was going to do and it was decided by the location, Day said. It had to be food that the people nearby would want to buy and come back for, and it completely depended on where it was. For Glenwood South, this is the kind of stuff we want to make.
Plates Neighborhood Kitchen is at 301 Glenwood Ave.
American Auction has opened not far from the State Farmers Market.
The place holds auctions on overstock items from companies such as Macys, Sears and Amazon.com at 7 p.m. on Thursdays.
Co-owner Irving Tabler said merchandise 98 percent of which is new can include lawn mowers, patio furniture, surfboards, ironing boards, bikes and auto parts, for about 50 percent off retail price.
American Auction also offers consignment services on antiques, and has a buy it now section for things such as pillows, bedding and small tools that typically range from about $1 to $12, Tabler said.
American Auction is at 1260 Kirkland Road.
Orangetheory Studio, a workout facility franchise, is opening in Morrisville in January.
The 2,800-square-foot place will offer 60-minute group classes that mix strength and cardio training and are designed for participants to achieve 84 percent of their maximum heart rate for 12-20 minutes during the routine, owner Kristie Shifflette said. Each class will be a little different but focus on using equipment such as treadmills, bikes, free weights and suspension bands.
The studio will offer a variety of packages ranging from four-per-week basic to unlimited. Discounts are available for customers who purchase packages before Januarys opening.
Orangetheory is at 1112 Market Center Drive in the Park West Village shopping center.
TerraFin Station, a Garner restaurant that offers dishes such as lobster mac-n-cheese, burgers and barbecue chicken, has opened a second location at 5009 Falls of Neuse Road in Raleigh.
Food truck KoKyu BBQ is planning to open a restaurant by the end of 2014.
The business, which started a second truck called KoKyu Ondo a few weeks ago, raised $48,813 in a Kickstarter campaign that ended Nov. 1. Owner Flip Filippini said the money will be used for start-up capital and to help secure a location. Filippini hasnt settled on a name for the new place but said the restaurant will use the same simple and fresh products that he uses on the truck.
Needlepoint.com, a shop that offers items such as tapestry, wool, needlepoint accessories, hand-painted canvases and classes, has moved from Cameron Village to 3811 Hillsborough St. in Raleigh. Prices range from about $2.50 for a wool skein to about $60 for classes. Canvases cost from about $30 to hundreds of dollars.
Bass Pro Shops is expected to open at 801 Bass Pro Lane in Cary in mid-February. ... Craft beer shop and tasting bar Paddy OBeers is open at 121 Fayetteville St. in downtown Raleigh. ... Baguettaboutit Cafe, an extension of the Baguettaboutit food truck, has opened at 2945 S. Miami Blvd. in Durham. ... Coffee and Creame, a healthy living products store that sells coffees, teas and hot chocolates as well as topical pain relief cream, is opening Nov. 11 at Suite 852 on The Plaza at Northgate Mall in Durham. ... A Harris Teeter grocery store is opening at 2017 Hillsborough Road in the Shops at Erwin Mill shopping center in Durham Nov. 13. ... Clothing, jewelry and home decor retailer C. Wonder is having a grand opening Nov. 15 and 16 at its store in the lower level of The Streets at Southpoint in Durham. ... My Girlfriends Closet resale boutique at 219 N. Salem St. in Apex has added 500 square feet of space.
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David L. Dufeau, Ph.D. is an assistant professor of anatomy at the Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Dufeau has been actively teaching anatomy for the last eight years with prior appointments at the University Of Missouri School Of Medicine and the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. Dufeau received a B.S. in Geological Sciences with a minor in Zoology and an M.S. in Vertebrate Paleontology from the University of Texas at Austin, and earned his Ph.D. in Evolutionary Biology from Ohio University. His research focuses on the evolution of cranial pneumaticity and the influence of these air-filled sinuses on neurosensory functions such as hearing. Dr. Dufeau is particularly interested in animals with highly developed cranial pneumaticity such as crocodilians, dinosaurs, and birds. His research has taken him to diverse locales such as the swamps of Louisiana and the great natural history museum collections of Europe and South America. He also employs cutting-edge 3D visualization techniques to bring the functional anatomy of living and fossil animals 'back to life'.
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Stockland Green Community Leisure Centre
Stockland Green Leisure Centre will close on 28th July 2014 and action indoor sports will take management of the facility- for more information please contact Duncan Norris firstname.lastname@example.com we apologise for the inconvenience this may cause
Stockland Green Community Leisure Centre
Marsh Hill
Telephone Number: 0121 675 7880
Public Transport: Buses 11, 65
Parking: 280 free car parking spaces (incl 5 disabled spaces)
Disabled facilities available at this site? Yes
See Essential Information below for further details about facilities, courses, prices and times relevant at this leisure centre.
For further information about discounts and Passport to Leisure, please contact the leisure centre direct.
Available to book online
- Badminton
- Short Tennis
- Table Tennis
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General Opening Times
Opening Time
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Mon – Thurs
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Last booking 8.30pm
Sat & Sun
Last booking 1pm
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Opening Time
Closing Time
Mon - Fri
Sat & Sun
Passport to Leisure Members Price
Adult Fitness Suite
Passport to Leisure card holders - Monday to Friday 40% reduction between 7.00am - 5.00pm
Saturday and Sunday 40% reduction between 1.00pm and 4.00pm
At all other times the reduction will be 10%
Junior fitness Suite £2.80
Starter Programme
Full Programme £23.00 £16.10
Last ticket issued 1 hour before the close of centre
- Court activities
The below court activities are available on days the centre is open. We advise that you book in advance to avoid disappointment.
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Course Info
5-a-side Football
5pm – 10pm
£41.00 Adult
£39.50 Junior
5.30pm – 10.00pm
Netball (indoor)
5.30pm – 10.00pm
£41.00 Adult
£39.50 Junior
Netball (outdoor court)
5.30pm – 10.00pm
£18.40 Adult
£14.00 Junior
5.30pm – 10.00pm
£41.00 Adult
£39.50 Junior
Bowls/Tennis 50+ only
11.00am to 1.00pm
5.30pm – 10pm
5.30pm – 10pm
Sundays January to Easter only
- Other Activities
Other Activities
50+ Group
Short Mat Bowls
Table Tennis
Short Tennis
11am – 1pm
Monday & Wednesday
5pm -7pm
£3.00 per hour
Monday & Thursday
6pm -7.30pm
£2.90 per hour
9am -10.30am
£3.85 per hour
Football Coaching
Girls & Boys (7-11yrs)
9am -10am
£2.00 per session
Air Cadets
Mondays – Wednesday
7.30pm – 9.15pm
Please contact Flt Lt P.Parsons 07979 242 786
Baby Bounce Trampolining
18 months and upwards
10am - 11am
free for be active members
- Children's Parties
Why not book a children's party at our centre. We have a Bouncy Castle available to hire (2 hours at £71.00), supervised by a member of staff.
You can also book a Football Party, 2 hours at £62.50. Supervised by a member of staff.
We do not offer catering so please bring your own food.
- Be Active at Stockland Green
Be Active Activity Day Times Gym Monday 5:00pm - 10:00pm Tuesday 5:00pm - 10:00pm Wednesday 5:00pm - 10:00pm Thursday 5:00pm - 10:00pm Friday 5:00pm - 10:00pm Saturday 9:00am - 10.00am Sunday 9:00am - 10.00am Baby Bounce Friday 10:00am - 11:00am
The Be Active Scheme is a free scheme open to Birmingham residents. We are working in partnership with the NHS to offer all Birmingham residents free swimming, group exercise classes and gym sessions at certain times at various leisure centres. The scheme is currently ongoing.
- How do I make a booking for myself?
If you wish to make a booking for yourself click on the button at the top of this page.
If you already have a self service account you will be asked to sign in using your details.
If you do not have a self service account you will be taken straight to the online bookings as a non member guest.
Follow the instructions to make your booking.
If you have the advanced booking option on your leisure card you will be able to book 8 days in advance and pay for the court/pitch when you arrive at the leisure centre
If you do not have the advanced booking option you will only be able to book 7 days in advance and will be required to pay at the time of booking.
If you wish to track your bookings (and take advantage of the advanced booking option if you have purchased this) you need a self service account. Sign up for one now.
- How do I make a booking for someone else?
If you wish to make a booking for someone else click on the button at the top of this page. You will need the leisure card number and postcode/surname of the person you are booking for.
If you wish to track the bookings for the person you are acting on behalf of you must have a self service account. Sign up for one now.
- Do I have to be a member at a Leisure Centre to make a booking?
No – you can make bookings up to 7 days in advance but must pay for the booking at the time you make it.
If you wish to book up to 8 days in advance you will need the advanced booking option. An Advance Booking option can be added to a standard card or PTL card for an annual fee of £15. The Advance Booking option allows you to book courts and pitches an extra day in advance of other customers (8 days ahead, instead of 7).
- Can a junior use the fitness studio?
Juniors aged 14 and 15 can use the fitness studio. They must bring proof of age and a letter of consent from their parent or guardian to the first session.
Juniors can only use the fitness studio at certain times and at other times must be accompanied by an adult. Please contact the leisure centre for specific times.
Alternatively the ICE gym, available at Kingsbury LC, Small Heath LC, Aston Villa FC, Hamstead Hall Community Learning Centre and Northfield Pool, is designed especially for children aged 8 – 16. All our instructors are professionally qualified and have undertaken additional specialist training to enable them to train children. All instructors are cleared via the Criminal Records Bureau.
To use the gym, each child must complete a three stage induction process, where they will be shown how to use the equipment safely. The induction course. After that, kids can visit the gym as often as they like, paying for each visit separately. Alternatively, monthly membership is a available. Please check with your local centre for prices.
If you have any queries about the ICE gym or about children's fitness, please contact the leisure centre of your choice.
- At what age do adult prices for sports and leisure activities apply?
For all sports and leisure activities an adult charge will apply to anyone aged 16 years and above.
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Janko Is Back And Just In Time
As the last Grand Slam of the 2010 ATP Tour season draws ever closer, Oakley's top Rx professional tennis player, Janko Tipsarevic looks to be getting back into rare form at the Farmers Classic at UCLA Campus.
Tipsarevic mowed over his first opponent, Santiago Giraldo on Monday with a 6-1, 6-0 serving clinic. Then to show it's not all about singles, Janko hooked up with Feliciano Lopez from Spain to smoke local favorites and top singles players Sam Querry and James Blake in first round doubles on Center Court 6-3, 6-3.
Janko's first serve and backhand are both pumping up for the US Open, where he looks to put on a good show with his Rx Flak Jackets and Jawbone glasses.
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Why Scott McClellan Is Like Dilbert
His new book casts his former employer as inept. So why'd he stay to tell the tale?
Updated on 05/28/08, 5:40 p.m.
Scott McClellan, once the voice of the nation's executive branch and spokesman for the leader of the free world, is just another powerless Dilbert with a lousy manager. That, according to Politico's report on McClellan's new book, What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception .
Most of us learn at a young age the rather pat phrase: "You're either part of the problem or part of the solution." But in a culture that has a fondness for gray areas and moral relativism, the phrase seems to have lost its applicability. In the workplace—and particularly in the case of McClellan, a former White House press secretary—we've come to prefer "pass the buck."
From Politico:
"I still like and admire President Bush," McClellan writes. "But he and his advisers confused the propaganda campaign with the high level of candor and honesty so fundamentally needed to build and then sustain public support during a time of war.... In this regard, he was terribly ill-served by his top advisers, especially those involved directly in national security."
Politico reports that McClellan "charges that Bush relied on 'propaganda' to sell the war." I can only assume that as Bush's mouthpiece, McClellan means that the president, in large part, relied on him to spread propaganda to sell the war. But company men who tout the company line are usually aware that it's a kind of spin. They consciously choose loyalty over perfect principle.
This is the lesson: When it comes to our employers—whether president or popcorn shop owner—we always have a choice. That's the beauty of business. If we don't like what we see, if we don't trust the name on our paycheck, we can leave. Immediately. Americans leave their jobs all the time—for reasons far less significant than being asked to spread war propaganda.
Politico reports that McClellan even passes the buck to the White House press corps, a group that has taken lots of flak for not being tough enough on the Bush administration. But coming from McClellan, it's a little like accusing your company's human resources department of being too easy to deceive: If they checked expense reports more carefully, you would never have made up those bogus business lunches. Alas, I fear that kind of attitude is far too common.


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Niagara Gazette —
NORTH TONAWANDA — The Riviera Theatre, the heart and soul of Webster Street and perhaps in many ways the city at large, is nearing the end of one fundraising campaign and launching into another.
With steady progress gained over the last several decades, the focal point for the organization has been updating the interior of the structure hoping to draw bigger acts, more elaborate stage settings and thus, more patrons, with larger crowds bringing in more revenue.
While many of those goals have been achieved Frank Cannata, executive director of the Riviera Theatre, said the focus is now turning to the exterior of the building and its newly unleashed expansion efforts.
That was firmly established in July when the group tore down a former car shops behind the theater to eventually create new performance space.
With remediation work about to kick off, the $5.9 million project is expected to begin in the next two to three years, while theater officials are banking on a recently submitted state grant application that could bringing in $1.5 million, inaugurating the process. Another $315,000 grant already procured will clear the brownfield site before that work begins.
But while the funding initiatives for it started this summer, the organization is shifting its attention to the front of the theater on Webster Street.
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Sorry for the harsh headline, but I'm having a hard time coming up with any other conclusion. While I haven't checked the Harvard core curriculum lately, it must surely be light on math, psychology and logic, and completely devoid of Marketing 101. How else to explain the self-destructive actions of its most famous basketball alum, Jeremy Lin, who has taken the global phenomenon known as Linsanity and doused it with kerosene.
After last night's decision by the New York Knicks to let him walk to the Houston Rockets, almost all of the analysis has focused on Knicks owner Jim Dolan. He faced a vexing dilemma, given the back-loaded contract offer from the Houston Rockets that would have forced the Knicks to effectively pay $50 million for Lin's services three years hence. (My friend Howard Beck of the New York Times provides a useful primer here.) How do you weigh Lin's basketball and marketing potential against a very small sample set (he's started all of 25 games in his career) and also against not just what he would be paid, but the larger ramifications of his contract down the line? Given that the adjectives associated with Dolan, backed up a dysfunctional track record, generally include illogical, vindictive, paranoid and dumb (and because I'm a lifelong Knicks fan, I'm being kind), he's predictably being ripped apart.
In the end, though, I'm more fascinated by the choices Lin made. Dolan will be rich and reviled no matter what he does. Lin may have signed a big contract, but he also just provided the folks at Harvard Business School with a brilliant case study how to cost yourself millions of dollars and scads of influence when you're not looking at the big picture.
To review, the point guard's scrub-to-star rise in February – Linsanity! — has arguably been the best sports story of the year, played out on one of the biggest stages, Madison Square Garden. But the NBA's complicated labor rules forced Lin to shop around his services in order to maximize his next contract with the Knicks. At first, he did so brilliantly, according to numerous reports, originally getting Houston to offer him roughly $5 million for his first two years of his contract (the maximum anyone was allowed), and then a $9 million balloon in the third year, with a team option for a fourth.
Various Knicks sources, including their coach, playing poker as deftly as a late-night drunk at Circus Circus, announced that they would match it, and that was presumably that. A global marketing machine would remain in the global marketing capital, as had been his goal all along, Lin just told Sports Illustrated.
And this where Lin flunked miserably. After the clumsy Knicks showed their hand, Lin and Houston agreed to add another $5 million to his guaranteed salary in third year – a true poison pill, since that extra $5 million would cost the Knicks an extra $20 million or so, courtesy of the NBA's punitive new luxury tax, atop the effective $30 million bite they had already internalized.
I get why Houston did it. But why did Lin, as an equal party to the new offer, go along? I can only offer two theories:
Financial Certainty: With the revised offer, Lin guaranteed himself an extra $5 million in his pocket, three years from now. That's serious scratch for a man who had been sleeping on his brother's couch earlier this year. And given legitimate worries that he was way overperforming during his magical 25 game coming out, taking the sure thing now makes some sense.
But why structure it in a way so punitive to New York? If it was all about certainty, Lin could have instead tried to guarantee that fourth year (or even a fifth year). At $9 million per, that's way more downside protection, yet spreading it out in a way that didn't push the Knicks toward the fiscal cliff.
As for the upside, forcing the Knicks to even consider ending his tenure in New York is the truest definition of Linsanity. If Lin is even 80% as good as he showed in flashes last season, fronting a very good, very hyped Knicks team had the potential to bring him tens of millions in endorsements. But as Steve Herz, who cuts celebrity endorsement deals as president of IF Management previously told my colleague Tom Van Riper: "Lin leading the Charlotte Bobcats back to respectability wouldn't be that interesting. It's not something that Coca-Cola is going to play $10 million for."
Insert "Houston Rockets" into that sentence, and you get Lin's new reality. Rather than the golden boy on an obsessed-over team in the world's media capital, he's now an above-average player on a below-average team in a low-profile city.
You must very rich.
I am looking for job as of now. If someone gives me an opportunity, I will take it.
So, where is Knicks' offer? What happens if Knicks does not offer any to Lin? Anyone is going to pay Lin's salary and opportunity to play in NBA after that?
If you can't and you are not Lin, please don't use the world dumbest, your words can come back to you too.
Donko couldn't agree more
You talk about the potential of earnings "tens of millions" of dollars from endorsement if he plays 80% of the level that he played at last year. 2 points to be made. 1 – He will not be able to play at the same level since Melo and Amare will be healthy. He will have the ball significantly less. At Houston, he will be the primary ball handler and shine as oppose to New York. 2 – What makes you think he won't get endorsements in Houston?? He only had 1 contract offer. Why didn't the knicks make any offer? Why didn't the knicks do a sign and trade? They lost Lin for nothing and Lin is the "dumb" one.
Titling this article as Randall Lane did, I think he just made himself look pretty ignorant. To Randall Lane, Lin was $5 million dollars too greedy, however he fails to realize the other reasons why Lin would sign with the Houston, which would make him richer in the future:
1. Lin would be sharing minutes with 3 other point guards in NY, thus limiting his minutes played. This would certainly lower his statistics next year.
2. Playing with 2 other super stars Amare and Carmelo who demand the ball all the time when they're on the court, he would be very limited on what he could do. Essentially he would have the "red light" most of the time again lowering his statistics next year.
3. In Houston, Lin would be "the man". He would have free reign and essentially the "Green light" to do whatever he wants. This would allow him to replicate the numbers he had last year and potentially make himself an allstar.
All those reason above would give Jeremy Lin the best chance to succeed in the coming years, making him more popular in basketball, not only in NY but world wide. If he were to stay in NY, I almost guarantee he would fail, his numbers would just dwindle. Randall Lane is an idiot.
what "knicks couldn't make him a competitive offer?" what??? yes they can if they will. and there is no need to get a market value if they offer the best first to lin, infact he should be their priority. he is a restricted player. there is no way other teams or houston rockets could offer if they barrier him from the start. but! they let lin loose and houston made the "strategic act" and thats where knicks fail. it is lin should be offended for taking him for granted from the beggining. but because lin is a humble person. He didnt bad mouth the knicks organization infact he thank them will full of gratitute for what he become. And harvard should be proud of him. Not just on brain matters but for his character that build him as a human being!
"if lin wanted out of NY, that makes sense. but he says he didn't. that's qualifies as pretty dumb." – Randall Lane. couple of pints here:
1. "that's qualifies as pretty dumb" – I know I shouldnt be making fun of you but I cant help it, its just funny in a sentence where you're calling someone dumb, you dont even have proper grammar.
2. You have no idea if Lin wanted to stay in NY or not. You really think everyone says what they are thinking on a public forum? For all we know, this is Lin's master plan to make as much money as possible.
3. Regarding your title and article, if you're trying to get more people to recognize you for a good writer, you have failed. If your goal is to be famous for being ignorant, great job!
First of all the Knicks had told him they would match so why wouldn't he sign a larger contract and still play for the Knicks. The Knicks basically deceived him into thinking that they would do anything for him, but it turns out they changed their mind. Having a large contract gives more incentives for a team to play him more as well as to keep him on the roster, something that Lin had struggled with early in his career and wanted to avoid in the future.
Second of all, the Knicks had two years to change what could happen in terms of their luxury tax 3 years from now. It is not solely his contract that would be putting the Knicks over the cap.
I am surprised that an article from such an established institution could be so critical of a person's decision in such a derogatory fashion. Either way I'm pretty sure this "dumb Harvard grad" is going to be making 25 million in 3 years and doing it playing a game he loves. Pretty sure other Harvard grads would be jealous.
so you are saying, in order to stay in NY, Lin had to make which ever team offer him a less paid contract , so that Knicks could have had provided a compatible contract?
If Lin stayed in Knicks with a much lower package, that would make him smart?
So dumb to accept 25 million over three years, what an idiot. By the way, sweet hair line.
You still don't get it – he signed the ONLY offer he got. The Knicks could've offered a contract before free agency, or could've matched in free agency – they did NEITHER.


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Mr. Klein was currently employed as a costume producer/supervisor for the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.
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The Service of the Burial of the Dead and Holy Communion will take place at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 3, at Saint John's Episcopal Church, Richfield Springs. The Rev. John Dixon Bartle, Rector, will officiate. Interment will be in the family plot in Lakeview Cemetery, Richfield Springs at a later time.
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