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Just arrived at the XCel Energy Center for Thrashers morning skate. I'm very early, but it's better than sitting in a hotel room. I'll watch the Wild skate.
The news so far today is that the Thrashers have called up defensman Arturs Kulda from AHL Chicago. The official announcement will come later today. He did not practice as his equipment is en route.
I did a feature on Kulda earlier this season (how about that?). At the time, GM Don Waddell said he would have no problem calling Kulda up if he need be. Kulda was paired with Zach Bogosian in juniors.
The Thrashers are carrying just six defensemen after the placing Christoph Schubert and Boris Valabik on injured reserve.
Mark Popovic and Nik Antropov did not skate. Could be reason for Kulda call-up without Popovic?
Looks like the lines are being tweaked. Here's what they looked liked in practice (minus Antropov):
Light Blue: Kozlov-Peverley-Afinogenov
Gray: Bergfors-White-Little
Orange: Kane-Slater-Armstrong
Dark Blue: Boulton-Reasoner-Thorburn
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"It's a big opportunity for me. I had some rough times in Atlanta and some good times. Now I can start with a clean sheet and I just have to do well and play well. That's what I believe I can give.
"I had a feeling something might happen in Atlanta. I didn't know who of the three goalies in Atlanta it might be, but when it happened yesterday it was quite a big shock. I am really happy right now and I am grateful to the Stars that they want to give me a chance."
For those interested, I did purchase a coat (don't worry AJC bookkeepers, it won't be appearing on an expense report). It was four degrees in St. Paul at 10 a.m.
February 11th, 2010
1:02 pm
sweet. i've been looking forward to seeing his play for a while.
February 11th, 2010
1:13 pm
Interesting… let the Kubina speculation begin.
February 11th, 2010
1:23 pm
I don't think Kubina is going anywhere. Waddell said just the other day that after the Olympic break they are going to begin work on a K extension. Waddell saying one thing and doing another? Crap….might need another defenseman.
February 11th, 2010
1:28 pm
How long will Boris be out with the torn ACL? Didn't Franzen tear his in October and he just came back? I would be very happy with Kubina, Enstrom, Bogo, Hainsey, Oyuda, Kulda and Boris next year. That would mean bye bye to Pops and Schubert which would be unfortunate, but it is nice to finally have depth.
February 11th, 2010
1:30 pm
I think they want to gauge Kulda's progress to see what options they might have for the deadline and for next year… timing is everything… could also be they are desperate for some chemistry with Bogosian.
Stevo… I agree, I'd like to see Kubina extended, and I don't think he's going anywhere… but we know this will get "spun".
February 11th, 2010
1:37 pm
let the Kubina speculation begin.
And let it end here, GaVaEklund. Please, for the love of the Gods.
February 11th, 2010
1:44 pm
@ Mike…..Why would you give up on Schubert so easily? Besides Boris, at times, Schubert is the ONLY d-man to show some real grit and a "mean side" on the ice. He punishes players at the crease. That is what this team needs. It was a real shame to see him go down with injury.
I wonder if Kulda will go in for Bogosian. Zach has pretty much looked like absolute crap this year. I pray it's the sophomore slump….Toby went through it for a while last year.
Due to his leg injury last year, this is the first year that Zach has played almost an ENTIRE NHL season. Maybe it is just weighing on him a bit.
February 11th, 2010
1:47 pm
Good to see our GM wise up and bring in Kulda not only as insurance but as a wake up call for Bogosian. Problem is he shouldve been asked to fly to Denver to meet a team down to 6 healthy d-men. The Wolves don't normally play til the weekend and the end of this trip brings him right home to Chicago. He'd be ready by Friday to jump in if need be but now he may not even get to practice in time.
BTW, Popovic played very well again last nite. In fact, JA was foolish in breaking up his pairings for OT. Why not start with Kubina and Enstrom? I guess Kubes was fatigued from the late game PK? At any rate, it would have made more sense to play Johnny and Ron over Bogo or simply let the 3rd pairing stay together so there would be less chance of a communication break-down.
Good luck to Arturs, hope you get your day!
February 11th, 2010
2:09 pm
So was there any reason at all given for Kulda callup, Chris?
February 11th, 2010
2:25 pm
I am not giving up on Schubert. He is a UFA at the end of the year I thought, so I'm just saying we may not sign him in the offseason due to depth.
February 11th, 2010
2:25 pm
Tweaked? Just putting Kozzy back in for White on the 2nd line. White is simply a place-holder for Antro who never seems to practice due to some nagging injuries.
February 11th, 2010
2:27 pm
I wish I could care about this team. I just cant. I dont know anybody on the team anymore except Colby and Moose only from their Pens days.
February 11th, 2010
2:32 pm
Kulda is a good defensman!!!
he had a +35 and that is the best in AHL!!
Artur šo bridi mes Latviesi gaidijam ilgi, lai veicas!!!!!!!!!
February 11th, 2010
2:34 pm
has the team revealed the exact nature of schubert's injury?
February 11th, 2010
2:38 pm
February 11th, 2010
2:43 pm
Is there any word on injuries, or it's just a Valentine's Day sale? What happened to the 'our goal is to make playoffs' motto? It's like a mystery sitcom – not quite sure what's going on, but results are pretty predictable.
February 11th, 2010
3:01 pm
Yesss,there are two great Arturs-Irbe and Kulda:).Good luck!
February 11th, 2010
3:17 pm
Bogo needs to sit a couple of games and re-evaluate his game. Thrashers win last night if he's not in there. He looks like his confidence is shot and he's just chasing opponents in his own end. He can do it but I hope JA sees that the kid needs a break – even with the Olympic break ahead, he needs to sit and watch a couple of games from the press box.
February 11th, 2010
3:37 pm
Why would anderson switch up the bergfors-antropov-little line? That line is awesome
February 11th, 2010
3:58 pm
darren…the lines were probably changed in practice for Little and Bergs only because Antro isn't practicing
February 11th, 2010
3:59 pm
Any chance White could be traded for something useful? Like a snow shovel?
February 11th, 2010
4:02 pm
mike – you're probably right. i overlooked the part of the article where it said antro wasn't practicing. thanks for the heads-up.
February 11th, 2010
4:36 pm
We could have used another defense man in the 3rd against colorado. So frustrating to outplay someone for almost 50 minutes and then sent back and play defensive while watching your 2 goal lead disappear. Go Thrashers. Would love to get at least 3 points in the next 2
February 11th, 2010
4:55 pm
Someone is actually taking DWAD at his word? WTF!
February 11th, 2010
5:03 pm
[...] Thrashers call up Arturs Kulda | Atlanta Thrashers [...]
February 11th, 2010
5:15 pm
It's nice to see any movement after last nights collapse. Getting laid-off was less painfull than that 3rd period/OT spectacle. Still in it and fighting but man we aren't helping our cause. Go Thrashers!!!!!!!!
February 11th, 2010
5:20 pm
Thanks for the updates Chris…didn't mean to sound ungrateful. Keep 'em coming.
But would you ask JA when you get the chance tomorrow if he's concerned about the lack of chemistry on the 2nd line due to the constant shuffling? Plus, it would seem as though Jimmy and Evander can play with anyone due to their style of play so why not move Army up to play with his buddy and roomie Peverley? Reasy can play the 3rd line and Kozlov seems to have played well with Thorburn and Boulton. In other words, to heck with Todd White!
Just would be nice to see some consisent cycling and forechecking from ALL 4 LINES.
February 11th, 2010
5:25 pm
The OT loss was disgusting to observe..it was as if we were watching stationary cones vs. a skater with the puck at practice. Bogo has developed some bad practices but we have to remind ourselves of his age and previous defensive pairing where he (& they: Ron H.) were often "exposed". Was Denver's altitude a problem in the third period?
February 11th, 2010
6:22 pm
Here's hoping Artur does well in the NHL….from one Kulda to another….good luck! How about that. First Kulda ever to play in the NHL and when he gets called up, he gets to debut in my hometown.
February 11th, 2010
7:37 pm
Viv-Waddell must have read your story/scouting report on Kulda and decided to call him up.
February 11th, 2010
7:42 pm
Perhaps wropngly, I count the OTLs a ties since you won 1/2 of the regulation points for that game. Losing the 3rd point makes it feel like a loss, especially when you're up 2 in the third period and then OT lasts only 9 seconds. Still, I never truly feel bad if the team earns a point.
February 11th, 2010
8:50 pm
Worth mentioning as well as the defensive woes, is the that with a better performance on the power play that one-goal game thingy could be a lot better than what it is currently.
February 11th, 2010
10:12 pm
So is Anderson working Bergfors into the power play at practice?
You have this great asset in your lineup, but he has yet to get a chance to show this team what he can do on the PP. Get him in there!
February 11th, 2010
11:33 pm
Bergfors could become a Forsberg:)
I can't wait to see Kulda play, is it possible for Bogo to be sent down for a few games to play with Cheli? It could do him world of good, or does he have to clear waiwers? Olympic break would be a great time to do it.
Viv, any news on contract negotiations with the RFA's and FA?
February 11th, 2010
11:54 pm
sisu, "Bergfors could become a Forsberg"
Mountain Rapids could become Rapids Mountain.
February 12th, 2010
1:01 am
Bogosian can't be sent to Chicago until he turns 20 I think. It's either play him or scratch him (which Anderson refuses to do for some odd reason).
I agree with the previous poster about why in the world would 1) Toby and Zach be on the same line when they haven't been all game and 2) why put Zach to start the OT when he's not been playing well this season and limited to 3rd line pairing minutes?
Ya what is going on with the power play. It is completely dead. I don't know if just not the right personell being used or wrong type of strategy done by the players but it hasn't been good for 2 months now.
February 12th, 2010
8:24 am
Prediction – Carolina will be ahead of Atlanta by the end of the season. Neither will make the playoffs although Carolina has a better shot at it than do the Thrashers.
February 12th, 2010
8:41 am
Mark Kulda… I hope you can make it to the game tonight to cheer him on for us!
February 12th, 2010
8:42 am
Not Blind… I predict that Carolina drops straight to the bottom after dumping salary and UFA's… I predict Toronto will catch and pass them, but Atlanta stays on top of both of them.
February 12th, 2010
8:51 am
Chris: I am not part of the Spirit hierarchy so I am not questioning your comment about the coat not appearing on your expense report. But, what about a lapel, sleeve, pocket every now and then? No need to respond. Not want to put your in jeopardy.
If Anderson goes back to an All-Russian line, I like the looks of a Bergfors-Peverley-Little pairing. Hope that he goes with it.
February 12th, 2010
9:23 am
[...] -The Thrashers recalled defenseman Arturs Kulda from Chicago of the AHL. [...]
February 12th, 2010
9:28 am
Chris: The one goal games stat is misleading.
How many of those one goal games saw the Thrashers fall behind by 3 or 4 goals early in the game and come back within one goal late in the game? The other team is on cruise control in those games. Getting back to within one goal late in the game doesn't mean much in those situations.
Tell us how many of those games the team stayed within one goal throughout the game…break it down for us…it will tell us more.
February 12th, 2010
9:31 am
GaVaHokie I would actually like to see Ray Whitney in a Thrashers uni. He is the kinda guy we need.
Carolina has on ice leadership in Staal and good goaltending. Atlanta has neither which is why I think Carolina will finish ahead of Atlanta.
February 12th, 2010
9:46 am
You will regret not having a real goalie Coach to help my son on and off the ice. I did not raise him to be a boozer. Don W. promised to take care of my son and did not. Yes, I am disappointed in some of the choices he made, but he is my son. You will regret trading him.
February 12th, 2010
9:53 am
Hey, we just got that Vishnevsky guy, why don't we use him? I kinda want to see him play, I don't think he's that good, and it would funny to see Waddell disapointed. "Damn, why did I choose Ivan."
February 12th, 2010
10:36 am
Lee, maybe it isn't that Vishnevskiy isn't "that good" — maybe he's just young and needs more experience before he moves up to the NHL…you know, kind of like the way you appear to be too young for your mom to allow you to join this message board yet.
February 12th, 2010
12:22 pm
I just read this quote from Mark Cuban in an article commenting on his desire to become a minority owner of the Stars…"I'm not looking to outright buy the team," Cuban said. "I have talked to somebody who is interested in buying the team and I told them I would try to help them get a deal done. From my end, I like hockey, I'm a fan, but I'm not a hockey guy. l'm not going to lie and pretend I can come in and bring the energy that I try to bring to the Mavs….".
I wish the Atlanta Spirit ownership group were great sports businessmen and as forward-thinking as Cuban, with good heads on their shoulders. Instead, they are ego maniacs that don't have a clue of how to run a hockey team nor fire a GM. No one in hockey can understand how Don still has a job. Fire Waddell and let Rick Dudley run the team you idiots.
February 22nd, 2010
9:02 am
Survival group against God?? LOL. Good luck with that. Truth is, no one knows the exact time this will happen except the man upstairs, however, I firmly believe that there are people placed here by God that post the warning signs and it's up to you to take heed.


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Does the fiscal-crisis story even make sense?
… . the tax hikes and spending cuts scheduled to kick in at the end of this year are precisely not what we want to see happen in a still-depressed economy.
Instead of blaming workers, we should be holding the incompetent managers to account and cheering on any and every effort to rescue Hostess from the clutches of the vulture capitalists.
This cost-shifting, though extremely problematic for workers in the short-term, may mean that in the long-term Americans will finally say goodbye to employment-based health insurance coverage altogether and demand a single-payer, Medicare-like system for all.
The bottom line is that raising the age of eligibility for either Social Security benefits or Medicare would be destructive, making Americans' lives worse without contributing in any significant way to deficit reduction. Democrats, in particular, who even consider either alternative need to ask themselves what on earth they think they're doing… .
What we know for sure is that there is no good case for denying older Americans access to the programs they count on. This should be a red line in any budget negotiations, and we can only hope that Mr. Obama doesn't betray his supporters by crossing it.
fueled by the very same forces that drove subprime mortgages through the roof: Wall Street's seemingly endless appetite for new ways to make profit. In this case, investor demand for student loan asset backed securities (SLABS) resulted in private student lenders—primarily Sallie Mae, Citi, Wells Fargo, and the other big banks—to relax lending standards and aggressively begin marketing these loans directly to students… . The largest percentage of private loans taken out in 2008 were by students at for-profit colleges. In 2008, just 14 percent of all undergrads took out a private loan while 42 percent of students at for-profit colleges took them out. And as we now know, these loans are sinking borrowers—with absolutely no ability to discharge these loans by filing bankruptcy… .
Over the last two decades, our nation—in a major shift from its historical roots—slowly privatized and financialized the responsibility of paying for college. The result is a system in which the entire pipeline of student loans—now the largest source of "aid" for most students—is fueled, serviced, and collected by Wall Street.
Hispanic population boom will reshape Texas politics, but question is when - Dallas Morning News
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Macon Telegraph (blog)Hispanic population boom will reshape Texas politics, but question is whenDallas Morning NewsThe hope in this year's election for Texas Democrats, still stuck in the unrelenting freeze-out of every state office, was watching…
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A 7-year-old Afghan girl testified Sunday she hid behind her father as he was killed during a shooting rampage in southern Afghanistan.
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In election 2012, a 'rising American electorate' carried Obama and a strong slate of Democrats to victory.
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I'm Worth More than You Are (According to SuperPACs)
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I feel pretty strongly about this whole SuperPAC thing, about the way that money in politics has so dramatically bastardized the election process.
Long ago it was "one person/one vote," but now it seems to be "one dollar/one vote."
According to this NPR video (full credit where credit is due), it's not even that anymore… Seems that I'm worth over $5.00 because I live in New Hamphsire. Only Nevada's denizens are worth more than I am and, if you're in California, you're worth pretty much nothin'.
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Arizona Defends Its Restrictive Abortion Ban Because Fetal Birth Defects Are "The Woman's Problem"
A federal appeals court panel on Monday considered Arizona's stringent abortion ban, which has the distinction of being the most restrictive in the nation because it criminalizes almost all abortions after just 20 weeks.
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- LL said...
They seem to be drawn to Russia - when the White House or Congress would seem to be a more inviting target.
Why? I don't know, but maybe we covertly buried some sort of 'asteroid attractor' in Russia back during the cold war?
Conspiracy Theory? I don't know. The proof (and the truth) is out there.......
- February 16, 2013 at 5:29 AM
- Proof said...
LL: We seem to be suffering from an "asteroid gap" with the Russians. I propose placing a large electromagnet under Washington DC, until parity is reached.
- February 16, 2013 at 9:39 AM
- Doom said...
Absolutely! And, well? As things are going, we may have to walk into space... which... how did they put that...? Ah... It isn't optimal.
- February 16, 2013 at 4:02 PM
- Old NFO said...
It IS interesting that they only seem to hit Arizona and Russia...
- February 16, 2013 at 8:01 PM
- J. Shaw said...
On the x Files didnt Mulder and Scully chase meteors in Russia? Did that have any connection to Mulder
being used for experiments?
- February 17, 2013 at 8:41 AM
- Nate said...
I saw a comment about the Russian hit the other day: 'I used to play that game years ago; we're totally screwed by Level 4'.
- February 17, 2013 at 11:43 AM
- Woodsterman (Odie) said...
Send Obama to the Moon and finally put a Mooselimb in space.
- February 17, 2013 at 3:21 PM
- LL said...
Woodsterman, he could use the sheet that Muslims typically wear as a space suit.
- February 17, 2013 at 4:50 PM
- Teresa said...
I don't think space even wants Obama. I think the forces in space would send him right back to earth. If the asteroid did land on the White House or in D.C. that would help the country out a lot.
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Sometimes an analyst issues a revised outlook or changes his/her rating, but does not inform investors of the reasons behind the call. These typically move stocks on the call alone; the price target and outlook. However, some analysts provide detailed reasons behind the call; these are the outlooks that should be noted and used as part of your fundamental research. Therefore, I am taking a look at such outlooks and determining the best way to utilize the information.
- Shares of McEwen Mining rose more than 2% on Friday after an analyst initiated coverage with bullish notes. The firm says that McEwen is entering a period of accelerated production growth following a 10% increase in throughput capacity at its San Jose mine. The company is also increasing gold production in El Gallo Phase 1, and El Gallo Phase 2. My opinion is that the company does appear stable in an unpredictable industry. Furthermore, it may be a good investment, as it trades just 22% as volatile as the market and would provide exposure to the mining space.
- Morgan Stanley made a gutsy call by upgrading Alcatel-Lucent two notches after a quarter that many believed was filled with warning signs. However, the firm is upgrading ALU due to a solid restructuring plan and a successful refinancing deal. The firm did acknowledge that it's worried about margins from its unprofitable segments, but the good news is that Alcatel should remove these unprofitable segments with the sale of assets. Compared to fundamentals, Alcatel is the cheapest in the telecom equipment space, and with its restructuring plan in full swing, the stock could go much higher as fundamentals improve.
- UBS has been one of Westlake's toughest critics, previously having a $66 price target on the stock. However, the firm upgraded the stock with a $90 price target citing its view that U.S. ethane will remain oversupplied through 2016 and will therefore trade at a discount based on natural gas prices. In the past, margins were the main concern for this company, but now RBC believes that stability is possible. I view the stock as a high risk investment, and believe that RBC's price target is accurate, therefore I see little upside.
- After four years of flat trading, shares of Activision Blizzard rallied more than 11% following a breakout quarter, and Sterne Agee followed suit with a bullish outlook. The firm said that the company is well-positioned for new consoles from developers and predicts that buybacks could occur due to the company's large cash position and short term investments. Investors should also note that despite its rally the stock is still greatly undervalued. Now that it has broken out to trade higher, look for continued gains over the next couple weeks.
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The star of "This is the End" and "The Green Hornet" will help turn the classic battle between '90s video game giants Sega and Nintendo into a cinematic thriller.
Disney has announced the cinematic release date for the next film in the Star Wars series, Episode VII.
In a departure from the earlier cinematic trailers, the latest Grand Theft Auto V video shows actual gameplay footage.
Frictional Games has released a cinematic teaser for its new game, which seems to be a space horror inspired by the SCP (Secure, Contain and Protect) Project.


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This course analyzes the constitutional scope of presidential authority, particularly when it conflicts with prerogatives of the legislative and judicial branches. It does so while examining topics that are at the intersection of constitutional and international law. After laying the basis for understanding the relevant constitutional, international and institutional structures the course explores such questions as the scope of the President's power as Commander-in-Chief and the interaction between the President and the other branches of government with respect to the management of the War on Terror and the exercise of the war powers (e.g., military tribunals, detentions, deployment of forces overseas, intelligence gathering and surveillance). The course also examines whether, and to what extent, international law limits the President's discretion. The separation of powers and its application in the area of foreign affairs generally, including in the context of the incorporation of customary international law into U.S. law, the treaty power, and the relationship between the foreign affairs powers and the principles of federalism are explored further. Additional topics that may be covered include: impeachment; presidential appointments, removals, and control of "independent" federal agencies; executive privilege and immunities; checks and balances and the lawyer's role in advising senior government decision-makers in circumstances where law, politics and policy considerations are intertwined.


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Gabrielle Union, Boris Kodjoe, Nicole Ari-Parker, and more celebrated the Inauguration of President Obama at the 2013 BET Inaugural Gala. As part of the "Hennessy V.S Inauguration Takeover," the gala hosted over 2,000 celebrities, D.C. socialites and political figures at the historical Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C.
The guest enjoyed signature Hennessy V.S cocktails, and were treated to a special performance from legendary group BBD, who broke out their choreographed dance moves while performing their hits, "Poison" and "I Thought It Was Me". Big Daddy Kane also performed alongside MC Lyte, who recited her verse from the infamous Brandy remix for "I Wanna Be Down".
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Last week, the California Senate passed Assembly Bill 1081, also known as the "Trust Act," which calls on local police to release illegal immigrants who commit minor crimes rather than turning them over to federal authorities.
Under the measure, also known to lawmakers as the "anti-Arizona bill," officers would only refer people convicted of serious felonies to immigration officials. They would no longer detain lower-level offenders on immigration holds.
The bill's author, State Assemblyman Tom Ammiano (D-San Francisco), said that federal law requiring local law authorities to check the immigration status on an arrestee is a waste of resources and erodes trust.
Ammiano said the legislation will benefit cities like Gilroy and help set the bar for other states in the nation to cut off their ties with the federal government in regards to immigration enforcement.
"The Trust Act is especially important in communities like Gilroy where law enforcement needs to maintain positive interactions with law abiding members of a large community of Latinos, both citizens and immigrants," he said. "This law will make the state a leader in positive immigration policy."
After passage by the Senate on July 5, the bill will now goes to the Assembly floor for final approval in August, and will then head to the desk of Gov. Jerry Brown, who has yet to take a stance on the measure.
Brown could sign the bill into law or strike it down with a veto.
According to Zelica Rodriguez-Deams, with Santa Clara County's Services Immigrant Rights and Education Network (SIREN), passage of the bill would help illegal immigrants gain trust in local authorities. Many are afraid to turn to police for crimes like domestic violence due to fear of deportation. The bill's supporters also say it could put an end to racial profiling by officials.
"A lot of people are afraid to call the police because of that alignment of law enforcement and immigration and the legislation around the country that has been passed the last few years," she said. "The Trust Act will help restore that trust between immigrants and local law enforcement."
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Sign in Now & This Month's Incentives – Green Streets Day, Friday, July 31st!Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
Sign in now (click here) – Please take a minute to breathe amidst your busy summer and sign in now (and every month!) if you plan to walk, bike, take public transit, carpool, and/or telecommute this Green Streets Day – Friday, July 31st. (Click here and scroll down our main page to see who qualifies as a Green Streeter – anyone can do it!)
And find the Green Streets Sponsor nearest you with this great map! And/or read the rest of this entry for the freebies, discounts, and raffle items from local businesses – for those in Greater Portland who:
- Wear Green (shirt, pants, socks, whatever!)
- and Get Around Green (walk, bike, take transit, carpool, telecommute, etc.) on Green Streets Day!
As always – please e-mail us photos of you (& any other folks!) getting around green at firstname.lastname@example.com!
Notes on signing in:
- If you still want to track all your green commuting through the month you can go to the upper right corner of the screen and switch your entry form to "General" – just be sure to place a check on Green Streets Day.
- As in the past, your email address is required for identification. This information is kept absolutely private – Portland Green Streets never shares e-mails with anyone else.
Signing in enters you in this month's Green Streets raffle and provides us with great collective green commuting data (which you'll hear about with the raffle results!)
This Month's Incentives (Freebies, Discounts & Raffle Items)
Freebies and Discounts for Green Streets Participants on July 31, 2009:
- Attention to Detail Residential Cleaning Services (221-6558, www.greencleanhome4u.com): Offering a one time 10% discount for new accounts who mention "Green Streets" when calling for a cleaning!
- Bruce's Burritos (438 U.S. Rt. 1, Yarmouth, 846-6330, www.brucesburritos.com): 10% off all menu items!
- Butterfly Baby (543 Congress Street, 553-9255, www.butterflybabyonline.com): 10% discount on all stock! (FYI, Butterfly Baby has cloth diapers, too – the only ones on the peninsula? – in addition to its other green friendly pre-natal to small child (& parent) products.)
- Clayton's Cafe (447 U.S. Route One, Yarmouth, 846-1117, www.claytonscafe.com): Free small coffee – our first business to participate in Yarmouth!
- Down-Home Cookin' (28 Preble Street, 228-2064, menu at www.mainetakeout.com): 10% off all breakfast items – formerly of the Portland Public Market with yummy offerings!
- Fetch! (195 Commercial Street, 773-5450): 10% off bio-degradable poop bags, poop bag dispensers, treat pouches and travel water bowls for Green Streets participants with pooches!
- Fog Cutter Coffee (Two Locations: 519 Warren Ave., Portland and 176 Gray Road, Cumberland, 761-4520, www.myspace.com/fogcuttercoffee: Free iced or hot medium coffee!
- Gorham Bike & Ski (1440 Congress Street, 773-1700, www.gorhambike.com): Free sample of Chamois Butter – don't give chafe a chance!
- Green Clean Maine (221-6600, www.greencleanme.com): Sign in your participation in Green Streets and get $5 off any cleaning the week before or after Green Streets Day!
- GTE Federal Credit Union (63 Marginal Way – building marked with Gorham Savings Bank sign, www.gtefcu.org): Cookies, coffee and juice for all Green Streeters who stop by (definitely stop in even if you aren't a member)!
- Guitar Grave (441 Congress Street, 775-4414, www.guitargrave.com): Free music CD with purchase. One free DVD with any purchase of $20 or more – & one pair of shoelaces!
- Homegrown Herb & Tea(195 Congress Street, 774-3484, www.homegrownherbandtea.com): 1/2 off any hot or iced tea – a whole host of possibilities every day!
- Hilltop Coffee Shop (99 Congress Street; 780-0025): Free regular coffee for Green Streets participants who bring their own mug (1/2 off for those who don't)!
- Jen Burrall Designs (76 Washington Ave., 772-1902, www.jenburralldesigns.com): 10% off all merchandise!
- Lobby Cafe(400 Congress Street – in the Post Office building, 671-5776): Free coffee with breakfast or lunch sandwich!
- Longfellow Books (1 Monument Way, 772-4045, www.longfellowbooks.com): 25% off all used books!
- Maine Audubon (20 Gilsland Farm Road, Falmouth, 781-2330, www.maineaudubon.org): Four offers that day: 1/2 off a Maine Audubon membership; 20% off any Nature Store purchase for existing Maine Audubon members (including a great new book in stock, "Eco Babies Wear Green"!); Free "green gift" from the Nature Store for all participants; And a Return-Free sticker if participants have traveled by bus!
- Maple's Organic Desserts (Two Locations: 151 Middle Street, 774-COOL or 796 Forest Avenue, 210-6051, www.maplesorganics.com): $1 off any Maple's product – coffee, baked goods, ice cream cones, pints, etc.!
- North Star Cafe (225 Congress Street, 699-2994, www.northstarmusiccafe.com): Free small iced or hot coffee or tea!
- O'Naturals in Falmouth (240 US Rte 1, Falmouth, 781-8889, www.onaturals.com): Buy one entree get a second one for free!
- Others! coffee and gelato cafe (15 Monument Square, 874-7411): Free 8-oz cup of Others! Fair Trade/organic coffee or tea! Or bring your own mug and they'll fill it – up to 16 ounces for free!
- Panera Bread (343 Gorham Road, South Portland, 780-1212, www.panerabread.com): Free small coffee!
- Portland Dog Wash (981 Forest Ave., 797-7082 , www.portlanddogwash.com): $2 off a self-service dog wash and a free Greenie dog treat!
- Portland Photo Works (142 High St., Suite 220, 228-5829, www.portlandphotoworks.com): 10% off digital printing and select photo prints!
- Rosemont Market (Two locations: 559 Brighton Ave., Portland, 774-8129; 96 Main St., Yarmouth, 846-1234): Buy a delicious homemade pastry and receive a free cup of Coffee by Design coffee!
- Slainte! (24 Preble Street, 828-0900, www.myspace.com/slaintewinebar): $2 pints for all Green Streets participants from 4-9pm – stop by for some great live music that afternoon and evening. In fact, on last Fridays Green Streeter Chris Keenan plays from 5-7 pm and he loves to see other Green Streets participants!
Raffle Items for July 2009:
- A $20 gift certificate to use at any Goodwill Industries retail store!
- A gift bag of merchandise from Downtown shops – from the Portland Downtown District!
- A $25 gift card to Pat's Pizza in Yarmouth!
- 6 cans of Super C22TM fro Dr. Newton's Naturals - a unique beverage powder, containing the power of 22 forms of Vitamin C – a whopping 2,500% of the recommended daily allowance, that you add to water!
- One free U Car Share membership ($50 discount) OR a number of hours of free use!
- Two tickets to "The Saturday Show" from the St. Lawrence Arts & Community Center!
- A super-extensive map from Portland Trails!
- $10 gift card from Rosemont Bakery on Congress Street!
- One Ten-Ride Ticket from the South Portland Bus Service!
- A $50 gift certificate to the Maine Running Company!
- A fancy water bottle from Healthy Portland!
- One free pint of Others! famous gelato!
- Two free tickets for the Greater Portland METRO Bus!
- A 6 month subscription from Port City Life Magazine!
- Free admission tickets to the Children's Museum of Maine!
- One free pair of Bridgedale or SmartWool socks from Nomads!
- A natural tote bag – from WMPG – Greater Portland Community Radio!
- A $10 gift card to enjoy at O'Naturals!


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I bought two cups of coffee on
my way to work this morning. The first at a stall in a provincial railway station. My usual black Americano (why is it called that, Wikipedia doesn't know?) cost me £1.50, and the brew served-up was watery and insipid. English coffee of the old school. I didn't finish it.
Matters improved though, as an hour later I was cycling away from the Monmouth Coffee Company in Covent Garden, my hand tightly clasped around a wonderfully flavoursome and punchy cup of coffee made from beans sourced (since the 1970s) "from single farms, estates and cooperatives around the coffee growing world", with my pocket lighter to the tune of a more than reasonable £1.00p.
Not far from Monmouth Street, across Cambridge Circus and down Old Compton Street is long-established Soho institution, a glorious remnant of
the 'little Italy' history of Soho, I. Camisa. This family-run delicatessen will sell you the very best Parma ham you'll find in England (let me know if you think I'm wrong about this, please). And guess what? It's cheaper then you'll find anywhere in the provinces or in fact in a supermarket or deli in the rest of London.
What do these two retailers have in common, that allows them to keep quality up and price down so outstandingly?
- Product turnover : a lot of coffee and Parma Ham is sold every day. Volume of sales allows prices to be kept down, and a ham that's used quickly will taste better…
- Independence : institutional investors are not demanding their pounds of flesh (ham or whatever).
- Expertise : walk into either shop and you know you're dealing with real experts, who (literally!) live and breath their work.
- They are in it for the long term.
OK, that's enough about food, but I do have a parallell to draw with what we do at Harvest Digital and for agency services in general.
At a meeting yesterday with an agency bigwig, we were told to get our "outsource value proposition" sorted out. To translate, he meant we should look at using cheap executional resource from overseas (for design /coding / whatever), packaged and sold-on to our clients as a way of saving them money.
He might well be right. We have looked at this area periodically, have worked this way on a few projects; but so far, we're not convinced that quality of service can be maintained at the same time as reducing costs.
And anyway, is out of town necessarily cheaper? Not if you're buying coffee it isn't.


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Hello, just selling some bike parts on Ebay of anyone's interested? They go online at 8pm tomorrow night so if anyone wants to cut a deal before then get in touch. Obviously being an anonymous it would be best to collect. I live in Crookes, Sheffield. Might as well stick my guitar on too
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Awesome! I definitely think that the word 'c**t' is underused in mainstream pop. Doubt it'll get much airplay on Radio 2 though.
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Thanks, enjoyed that video. I struggled with understanding some of it though, but I found a great site that translates the lyrics into a more gentlemanly form. For example, "put your guns up" is interpreted thus:
"Given that in the previous line she references getting shot, the use of "guns" is most likely literal. However, "guns" can also be a euphemism for well-muscled arms, and the phrase is similar to "put up your dukes" — a call to defend oneself against imminent fisticuffs"
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The family of a Lowndes High School student Kendrick Johnson has officially requested a judge order a coroner's inquest into his death.The body of the 17-year-old boy was found inside a wrestling map at Lowndes High in January. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation ruled it an accident based on autopsy results. But Johnson's family had a second autopsy done by a forensic doctor in Florida, who concluded Johnson's death was due to blunt force trauma.This weekend, the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Council announced they will be offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction in the death of teen.
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Bring fitness into your classroom! Join Dave and local teen athletes as they share the fun of sports and exercise. Lesson plans based on Ohio Academic Content Standards in grades 5-8 are available online.
This series goes so far south that it's almost north to discover the little-understood continent of Antarctica. Students will explore its biological diversity, the geology, the geography and the weather. Students also learn more about the debate concerning the necessity of balance between the desire for progress and the need for preservation of this important continent.
This multimedia project offers a science-based curriculum that uses the game of baseball to demonstrate basic principles of physics as set forth by the National Science Education Standards and the Ohio Science Academic Content Standards.


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rom the comments I have read, I seem to be one of the few people OK with this. The NFL is ratcheting up security next season. Alrea...Read More »
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December 21, 2012
TTU Softball Holiday Camp fills up, registration closed
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee Tech softball coach Tory Acheson announced Friday that registration is closed for the upcoming TTU Softball Holiday Mini Camp. The camp, scheduled for Dec. 29-30, has reached its full capacity.
Acheson said that confirmation for the last-minute reservations that are already in the mail will be sent as soon as possible, after he returns from the Christmas holiday next Wednesday.
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UNDATED (WHTC) - High school boys' basketball along the Lakeshore this evening is highlighted by the West Ottawa at Hamilton game, which can be heard on 1450 WHTC and http://whtc.com/listen-live at 6:40 PM. Other match ups include Zeeland East hosting South Christian, Zeeland West home to Bridgman, Saugatuck visiting Lawrence, Fennville traveling to Marcellus, and Calvary entertaining Grand Rapids Preparatory.
In prep girls' round ball action last night, Holland Christian defeated Grandville, 50-34, and West Ottawa won at Wyoming, 55-35. This evening, Holland is home to East Grand Rapids, West Ottawa welcomes Hamilton, Zeeland West is at Black River, Saugatuck invades Lawrence, and Fennville hosts Marcellus.
Justin Tucker's sixth field goal of the game, a 61-yard boot with 38 seconds left, lifted visiting Baltimore over the Lions last night, 18-16. Detroit entertains the New York Giants this coming Sunday. Coverage from Ford Field on 1450 WHTC begins at 3 PM.
Grand Valley State's basketball teams are in Columbus to face Ohio Dominican this evening.
In state major college basketball last night, Oakland defeated visiting Illinois State, 90-75. This evening, Michigan State is home to North Florida and Central Michigan travels to Jacksonville State.
Josh Smith scored 30 points as the Pistons won at Indiana last night, 101-96. Detroit visits Boston tomorrow evening.
Aaron Affalo's 23-point performance helped visiting Orlando edge the Bulls last night, 83-82. Chicago is in Houston tomorrow evening.
NHL action tonight finds the Detroit Red Wings home to Anaheim and the Chicago Blackhawks skating in Nashville.


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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is an historic opportunity for people living with HIV. (PLWH)
The TARGET center provides a variety of resources like documents, Web casts and more.
The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program provides HIV-related services in the United States for those who do not have sufficient health care coverage or financial resources for coping with HIV disease. The program fills gaps in care not met by other payers.
About Ryan White
Ryan and his Mom helped educate the Nation about HIV/AIDS.
About the Program
Basics about the local and State programs (Parts), with fact sheets about services, funding populations served, a glossary, and more.
A Living History
Milestones and events that they have lived over the past quarter century have shaped the history of the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program.
The Legislation
Access all the Ryan White legislation - from the original 1990 law to the 2009 Act, the fourth time the program was reauthorized.
Ryan White Biennial Reports
State Profiles
Detailed State-level information on the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program and the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Federal Appropriations
FY 2010 to FY 2013 Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Appropriations by Program
Grantee Allocation and Expenditure Reports
Get Help
Ryan White services are for people with HIV/AIDS who need care but can't afford it. Find a Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program medical care provider near you at Find HIV/AIDS Medical Care.
Find all HHS HIV/AIDS related services, including primary care providers, housing, and mental health services at the HIV/AIDS Locator.
See HealthCare.gov to learn about health insurance options available to all Americans under the Affordable Care Act.
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High quality HIV/AIDS care happens according to Guidelines/Protocols. Programs use quality improvement methods (including HAB's Performance Measures), training, and technical assistance to help them improve delivery of services.
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See the TARGET Center for an array of trainings, Webcasts, and technical documents to help programs better serve people living with HIV/AIDS. Access on-site technical assistance and see the Ryan White Community online.
HRSA awards $9.9 million in Affordable Care Act funds to enhance HIV services in community health centers (09/18/2014)
HHS awards $1.9 billion in grants for HIV/AIDS care and medications (10/29/2013)
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