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CALGARY -- Strike up another local boy in the NHL. West Seneca native Chris Mueller, a teammate of Tim Kennedy on Michigan State's 2007 NCAA championship team, has signed a free agent contract with the Nashville Predators and is expected to make his NHL debut Tuesday night against Dallas.
Mueller, 24, was playing with Milwaukee of the AHL, where he was ranked second on the Admirals in both goals (12) and points (20) in his second season with the club.
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"Billionaire investor Carl Icahn has launched his $1.73 billion unsolicited buyout offer for Commercial Metals Co., threatening to take the company's board of directors to court if it does not allow the purchase," the Washington Post reports.
Meanwhile, Reuters is reporting Commercial Metals has changed its mind and will review Carl Icahn's $1.73 billion buyout offer after all, just days after dismissing it as "substantially undervalued" and "opportunistic."
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Date of Action: 18 April 1945
USCG Units Involved: USS Knoxville; the flagship of the hunter killer group
Sinking/Capture/Assist? Sinking; Coast Guard-commanded hunter-killer group.
Location: 42.22N x 69.46W
Credit by U.S. Navy? Credit was given to USS Gustafson (US Navy warship), Gustafson was part of the hunter-killer group commanded by a Coast Guard officer, CDR Ralph R. Curry, USCG, aboard flagship USS Knoxville.
Enemy Warship's Commanding Officer: Kapitänleutnant Rudolf Premauer
Enemy Casualties: 59 killed in action; all hands lost
USCG Casualties: None
Misc: Sinking credit is questionable--see details below.
U-857, a Type IX C/40 U-boat, departed on a patrol to the waters off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, on 6 February 1945. She reached the Gulf of Maine in March and apparently began searching for Allied targets. A torpedo attack that damaged the tanker SS Atlantic States just north of Cape Cod on 5 April 1945 alerted the US Navy that a U-boat was operating in American waters (the attack was later attributed to U-857). Units of Escort Division 30, under the command of CDR Ralph R. Curry, USCG, had been undergoing refresher training at Casco Bay when these Allied warships were ordered to form a "hunter-killer" group to search for the U-boat that made the attack on the tanker.
The hunter-killer group consisted of the Coast Guard-manned frigate USS Knoxville, from which Curry flew his pennant, along with another Coast Guard-manned frigate, Eugene, and two destroyer escorts, Gustafson and Micka. Gustafson located a sonar contact in the waters northeast of Cape Cod in the early morning of 7 April. She attacked the target with hedgehogs but these failed to produce an explosion. She then attacked again and this time at least one charge was heard to explode on contact with a submerged object. Gustafson then launched four more hedgehog attacks without achieving any further explosions. Once daylight arrived, Gustafson's crew sighted a large oil slick.
After the war the Navy reviewed captured German records and compared them with the reports of attacks conducted by Allied warships on possible German submarine contacts. U-857 was reported missing by the German U-boat Command in April in the area of the attack by Gustafson. The Navy then gave credit for the sinking of U-857 to Gustafson. [This sinking credit was included on this list because the Gustafson was part of a task force that was commanded by a Coast Guard officer.]
The Foreign Documents Section of the Naval Historical Branch of the U.K. Ministry of Defense revoked this credit in April 1994, surmising that Gustafson's attack was "very probably directed against a nonsub target." Axel Niestlé, in his German U-boat Losses During World War II: Details of Destruction (Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1998) claims that "There is presently no known explanation for [U-857's] loss." (Both citations are from Niestlé's U-boat Losses, page 238, note 145.)


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Ann Black started a one-woman biotech manufacturing facility in an 800-square-foot lab at N.C. State University.
I did it all, said Black, who owns ImmunoReagents, which works in antibody development used in research and diagnostics for the detection of a variety of diseases. It was fun.
The Raleigh company, which opened in 2005 and started with four products, now offers more than 2,000 products to a research and diagnostic marketplace that extends to 22 countries in Europe and Asia.
Last week, Black and others were honored at the 2013 Small Business Week Awards Luncheon, hosted by The Support Center, a Raleigh-based nonprofit and community-development financial institution that provides small-business loans to underserved markets.
The U.S Small Business Administrations Small Business Week, which runs through Friday, recognizes and highlights contributions made by entrepreneurs and small business owners.
Black was recognized by the SBAs North Carolina District Office as the 2013 North Carolina Exporter of the Year.
ImmunoReagents progression began with Blacks vast experience, including a doctorate in cell biology and anatomy and her work in antibody production and purification for more than 30 years.
However, Black said her success is a direct result of working with state and federal agencies to create her business plan, transitioning from a lab worker to a business manager, marketer and leader of global manufacturing of antibodies and reagents.
They are all there to support you, Black said of the agencies.
Helping launch businesses
One of Blacks partners includes the N.C. Small Business & Technology Development Center at N.C. State University, which was awarded the Excellence and Innovation Award in the state and the Southeastern Region, by the SBA.
That award honors a small-business development center for its excellence in providing value to small businesses and its record of new business creation, capital infusion, counseling success, job creation and program and training innovation. The center represents one of 10 regional service centers statewide.
During 2012, the Raleigh-area office, which includes a downtown office and a sub-center on NCSUs Centennial Campus, helped small businesses access nearly $20 million in capital, exceeding the yearly goal by more than 400 percent.
The Raleigh center helps small- and medium-size firms open their doors or expand to international markets through counseling and training, said Mike Seibert, regional director of that office.
Dena Manning, president of Butterfields Candy in Nashville, N.C., turned to the Raleigh SBTDC after she bought her business last year.
Well, I didnt know very much about running the company, but this sort of fell into my lap, and it was a great opportunity for my family, Manning said.
Through the SBTDC, Manning took a six-week business class and had numerous counseling sessions, which helped her to understand marketing, email systems and QuickBooks.
Butterfields started production in October 2012, and now has several brokers across the nation.
They just helped me launch this business, Manning said, Get it to where I am up off the ground.
Increasing exports
Seibert also oversees the International Business Development program across the state, which seeks to help businesses increase their exports.
A similar initiative was eliminated by budget cuts about seven years ago but reinvigorated nearly two years ago with funding made available under the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010, and includes export counselors stationed at UNC-Charlotte, Winston-Salem State University, and NCSU, areas that account for about 85 percent of the states exports, Seibert said.
Those counselors help firms with what Seibert calls the business end of exporting by evaluating a companys export readiness and financial capabilities, along with helping owners identify appropriate international opportunities.
Instead of thinking about your market being limited to our borders, all of a sudden you can start thinking about the other 95 percent of the consumer market in the world, he said.
The statewide program has assisted about 400 clients with obtaining more than $11 million in capital formation and increased their sales by nearly $16 million. The companies have created 401 jobs while retaining 152 positions, according to SBTDC statistics.
Using SBA programs
Black took advantage of different SBA programs to help develop the business and increase her export efforts.
She also worked with Alex Viva, an SBTDC export counselor, who helped her create an export strategy, pricing and identify finance options and understand international shipping logistics.
Black also received an SBA State Trade and Export Promotion grant to attend two biotech conferences in Europe last fall.
Its one thing to sell in another country, she said, But you have to understand the culture of how to sell things there.
Black also worked with the N.C. Department of Commerce, which answered questions about distributors in foreign countries, the Womens Business Center of N.C. to seek financing, and the U.S. Department of Commerce to find which countries might be appropriate markets.
All those people work very seamlessly together, Black said.
In 2012, the company experienced a more than 70 percent increase in export sales.
Black is trying to continue that trend by working with the SBTDC to identify companies in the state for a strategic alliance to expand ImmunoReagents products.
So, I continue to benefit from them, Black said.
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— The Daily Item newspaper has plenty to offer to readers this weekend. In addition to providing all the local breaking news, the paper will also feature the following items over the next two days …
In Saturday's paper, don't miss our weekly church notes and religious news as you prepare for your weekend's activities. Also, we have a full calendar of events for the whole family all happening locally. Our Saturday sports pages will include full coverage on all the high school football playoff action from tonight.
In Sunday's paper, the annual needy family fund kicks off and we have a story on how the post-election movement to secede from the United States has hit our local Valley. Also, we share a scam story, telling readers how to best protect themselves.
Reporter Francis Scarcella learns how hard it is to plan a benefit football game as he prepares a group of area personalities to take on the Shikellamy gridiron team in a flag football showdown. We also learn from area collectors why now is the best time to start your own political memorabilia collection.
Get all the news on local businesses that are coming and going, a full calendar for next week's children-focused Valley activities and in our Scrapbook section, we begin to announce the area's first semester honor roll students. On the Sunday outdoors page, you can check out some neat photos and story about a surprising intruder as it attacks a Snyder County chicken pen in the middle of the night.
And of course, don't forget that the Sunday paper will be packed with sales inserts and flyers as local businesses amp up for the Black Friday shopping sales and crowds, and our classifieds section shares the area's most current job openings and various items for sale.
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-- — For those that complain about people getting food stamps, and other entitlements but wanted Obama Care, how do you feel now since you will be paying for their insurance and thousand others that will qualify now?
To the administration at Lowndes High School: I do not appreciate the unsolicited email invitations to religious gatherings that you support and find "refreshing." Please leave my inbox for official school business only.
Could anyone in the City of Valdosta please explain to me why they are wasting taxpayers' money by putting a 10-foot sidewalk on Williams Street? It looks awful, and takes away from the historic look. Now you can barely drive down the street. Someone must have a relative in the concrete business.
I was contacted by my elderly mother who trusted a local young man driving a yellow Nissan Xterra that said he was a welder. She failed to get this young man's name and number when she gave him her green metal lounge chair that needed welding. He said he would have it back to her in two days, it's been two months and she hasn't seen him again. Folks, keep on the lookout for this man.
Most intelligent people support the Tea Party? Your own comments completely invalidated that statement.
Valdosta has too many people that have nothing else better to do than complain.
We have had a SPLOST of some type for some 20 years. We have also had a water treatment facility problem for a number of years. I've had enough of this mismanagement of my tax money. Propose a SPLOST for water treatment ONLY and I'll vote for it. Let it stand on its own and don't include other projects with it.
SPLOST creates bigger government, that's the big secret. If you use the SPLOST money for capital expenditures like buildings, vehicles, etc., then you have to use additional, non-SPLOST dollars to maintain whatever it is that was funded with SPLOST. Basically, SPLOST pays for bigger and better things, while other taxes go up to maintain them.
Does Sen. Ted Cruz not understand that "Green Eggs and Ham" is about a person who is definitely against something before trying it? And then once he tries it, he likes it.
If the whiners on here contributed as much as they whined about everything, this county would be number one in the state.


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Sporting fishing waders and a T-shirt, Palin defended her decision to resign as Alaska governor in half a dozen interviews broadcast and published Tuesday morning. The former vice presidential candidate invited the media to Dillingham, an Alaska town of about 2,500, where she was fishing with her husband, Todd, and her children.
Palin wouldn't rule out a 2012 presidential run, and she told CNN that "all options are on the table" for her future.
"I don't know what doors will be open or closed by then," the Republican told Time magazine. "I was telling Todd today, I was saying, 'Man, I wish we could predict the next fish run so that we know when to be out on the water.' We can't predict the next fish run, much less what's going to happen in 2012."
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"I'm not going to take the comfortable path. I'm going to take the right path for the state," she said of her resignation, which she characterized as a matter of progressing in an unconventional way.
Palin criticized President Barack Obama, a possible sign she's looking toward the 2012 presidential race.
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Residents also questioned the mayor's actions and asked for more transparency.
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Dreamy Orange Lactose-Free Cupcakes Recipe
The classic vanilla-orange flavor combination comes through in these yummy cupcakes made for the lactose-intolerant. Sprinkles add a touch of fun to these travel-ready treats.Healthy Cooking Test Kitchen
- 6 egg whites
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup sugar
- 3/4 cup vanilla soy milk
- 1/3 cup canola oil
- 1/3 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1/3 cup plus 1/4 cup thawed orange juice concentrate, divided
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon plus 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1-1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
- Assorted sprinkles, optional
- In a large bowl, beat the egg whites, eggs, sugar, soy milk, oil, applesauce and 1/3 cup orange juice concentrate until well blended. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt; gradually beat into egg mixture just until blended.
- Fill paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full. Bake at 350° for 18-22 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- For glaze, in a small bowl, combine the confectioners' sugar and remaining orange juice concentrate. Dip cupcakes into glaze; decorate with sprinkles if desired. Let stand until set. Yield: 2 dozen.
Originally published as Dreamy Orange Lactose-Free Cupcakes in Healthy Cooking August/September 2008, p56
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llynettew18: Seeing how egg whites tend to dry out cakes/cupcakes, I suggest to decrease the amount of egg whites and see if that helps.
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I made these for my niece who has a milk allergy. Turns out, the cupcakes are pretty gross. I recommend looking for a different recipe. The cupcakes are too stiff and the glaze is very tart.
Reviewed Jun. 1, 2009
This would be great for my son, who has a milk allergy, except that he also has an egg allergy. I understand how to substitute for eggs when they are binders with applesauce, but how would you substitute for all the egg whites and whole eggs in this recipe?
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I'm supposing real milk is all right for those of us allergic to soy, though? LOL
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Glad to see recipes for those who are Lactose Intolerant.
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NEW YORK — At some point in the future, President Russell Wilson will look back at the Seahawks' 34-24 win over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII as the moment when he realized he had a future in the national spotlight.
His old teammate, Richard Sherman, will recall that the exposure got him on Dancing With The Stars, where his runaway win led to his own late-night talk show and early retirement from football.
Wilson will stack his cabinet with old buddies, most noticeably Earl Thomas, Secretary of Defense.
And his White House press secretary, Marshawn Lynch, will recall how his winning of the Super Bowl MVP award forced him to spend time in front of the nation's sports media, where he discovered an unexpected love for public speaking.
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The Broncos will be focused on jamming the line of scrimmage to throttle Lynch, in essence, daring Wilson to beat them.
He does.
It becomes obvious that Wilson's issues on offense down the stretch were the product of playing top defenses. In contrast, Denver's 27th-ranked pass defense has problems.
The Broncos may be so focused on the danger of Seahawks receiver Percy Harvin that it gives up big gainers to Doug Baldwin, Golden Tate and Zach Miller.
Harvin has played so sparingly the Broncos may be unprepared for his various deployments. His value could then be greatest as a diversion for Baldwin and Tate, etc.
The Seahawks know there is little chance to shut down Denver quarterback Peyton Manning, but they know how to stop big plays, being the best in the NFL against explosive plays of 20 yards or more. With free safety Thomas serving as a speedy backstop over the top, Manning might be forced to try to nibble away with short gainers.
Although Manning set passer records this season, the Seahawks were easily the best in terms of opponent passer rating at 63.4, allowing one touchdown per game while coming up with a league-high 28 interceptions.
NFL games are won by the team with the turnover advantage; and big games are especially decided by turnovers.
No team in the league is better at this than the Seahawks, who led the NFL with a plus-20 turnover margin. Denver, even with Manning's spectacular stats, finished the season at an even 0 in turnovers/takeaways.
That indicates a huge and obvious Seattle advantage.
The Hawks' patented Cliff Avril-Michael Bennett strip-sack pairing, for instance, could strike again for a key early turnover to lead to a short-field score.
The Broncos are likely to try "pick" plays on crossing routes and receiver Wes Welker might then attempt to take out Seahawks safety Kam Chancellor. That would result in Welker becoming a bug on Chancellor's helmet visor.
Getting the lead would allow the Seahawks to put the ball in the hands of Lynch, who has averaged 5 yards per carry in the postseason. And that's before he worked up a cargo of frustration this week dealing with media obligations.
Games like this are always vulnerable to unforeseen variables, "X" factors. The last time the Seahawks were in the Super Bowl, an unpredictable disparity in penalties created momentum issues for the losing Seahawks.
That could happen again.
Other times, a role player comes up with the unexpected big play. Forced fumbles on special teams by players like Jeremy Lane or Ricardo Lockette could fill that description.
Statistical, history works in Seattle's favor in some ways. Six previous Super Bowls have pitted the regular season's No. 1 offense against the No.1 defense, as this Super Bowl does, with Denver dominating the offense and Seattle the defense.
In those six meetings, the better defensive team has won five times.
The Broncos are more experienced, but the Seahawks are young and loose and confident.
They won't plague Manning as they did his brother Eli (five interceptions when the Giants played Seattle in December at MetLife Stadium). But they'll get him a couple times.
That will force Denver to become more one-dimensional, which plays into the strength of the Seattle defense.
Seattle's toughest postseason game will turn out to be the NFC Championship beauty they fought out with San Francisco.
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One of the world's foremost experts on American Judaism, Chancellor Eisen has worked closely for the past twenty years with synagogue and federation leadership around the country to analyze and address the issues of Jewish identity, the revitalization of Jewish tradition, and the redefinition of the American Jewish community.
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Chancellor Eisen received a PhD in the History of Jewish Thought from Hebrew University; a BPhil in the Sociology of Religion at Oxford University; and a BA in Religious Thought from the University of Pennsylvania. Before assuming his role as chancellor, he was the Koshland Professor of Jewish Culture and Religion at Stanford University. He previously served as senior lecturer in the Department of Jewish Philosophy at Tel Aviv University, and assistant professor in the Department of Religion at Columbia University.
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I also propose that someone downloading your film does not necessarily constitute "loss of revenue", as it doesn't necessarily mean that if the downloading option hadn't been available that they would have bought the dvd?
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The Bills practiced for 2 hours and 15 minutes in their first training camp workout under new coach Chan Gailey. They were in pads, which was a big change from the Dick Jauron era. Jauron typically would have two or three days of practice before bringing out the pads.
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Besides quarterback, here was a rundown on key position battles: No. 2 WR - it was Stevie Johnson opposite Lee Evans. James Hardy was behind Johnson on the depth chart. OLB - it was veteran Reggie Torbor ahead of Aaron Maybin, as it was at the end of spring practices. ILB - With Paul Posluszny on the sidelines due to a groin injury, both Andra Davis and Kawika Mitchell were with the first unit, Davis generally on the strong side and Mitchell on the weak side. Poz is the weak side inside starter. Davis and Mitchell battle for the other spot, and Davis had a slight edge in the spring. CB - It was veteran Drayton Florence ahead of Leodis McKelvin to start camp. The reality is both of them are on the field a lot of the time. Florence had an outstanding year last season and is a good leader. This is great competition and good impetus for the young McKelvin to push himself.
During position drills when Demetrius Bell was participating, tThe second-string offensive line was, from left tackle to right: Ed Wang, Cordaro Howard, Christian Gaddis, Kirk Chambers and Jamon Meredith. During team drills when Bell sat out, Meredith started at left tackle and Nick Hennessey played right tackle with the second teamers.
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The second-team defense was: John McCargo, Torell Troup and Specner Johnson on the line, Chris Ellis, Ryan Manalac, Arthur Moats and Aaron Maybin at linebacker, and Leodis McKelvin, Reggie Corner, Bryan Scott and George Wilson in the secondary.
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Personally I will not play a game without, at least, a battle map. Too many times has a GM had a villain run through what was a wall when the scene was originally described. It breaks me from character. I'm focused on the mechanics
For those of you who play Tabletop RPGs with maps (I know some games do not use them), I was just wondering what all of you prefer to do for battle maps. Squares? Hexes? Tactical Tabletop (i.e. Warhammer 40k)?
Do you use 2d drawings for your maps, or make 3d models?
Do you take facing into account?
Personally I like to go Tactical Table top (closest thing to not using a battle map, but you're still using it simply to keep "who is where?" straight.). When possible I like to have 3d models (at least general shapes, squares and rectangles). It makes LoS much easier to determine.
I'd like to take facing into account for combat, but turn based strategy, to me, cannot possibly take into account everything that is going on around you *because* it is turn based. Would you see that dwarf charging you with his battle axe? Yes. Would you react? Yes. Turn to face him? yes. Have you already acted on your initiative? Yes. Well then: too bad. What happens in a round may all happen within 6 seconds, but turns are not taken at the same time so your opponents can flank you, or get behind you before you have any say so. To me that's exploitable and wrong.
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The Rainbow Family of Living Light has held a peace rally in a national forest annually since 1972. This year's rally is in the Ottawa National Forest near Watersmeet, MI.
More than 10,000 people are expected for the weeklong rally starting the first week of July. But the Forest Service fears the impact a group that large will have on the land, and they have sent in the National Incident Management Team.
The Team works with large groups on safety and environmental issues, like choosing an appropriate site for the rally. But this year's site was only announced a week ago, and the Forest Service doesn't like the chosen site.
The 500 people who have already shown up don't plan on moving, and they say they don't need a permit, either.
The permit requires groups larger than 75 people apply for the free permit, but Rainbows say they shouldn't have to ask for permission to do something that is a given right.
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