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Jasper's Theater is starting 10th season
Jasper's Theater is celebrating its 10th season of bringing its' own unique brand of family entertainment to our region. This log theater nestled in the pines of Park Rapids provides a two-hour music, magic, comedy and dance variety show featuring four generations of one...
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Missoula Children's Theatre to present 'Treasure Island' in DL
More than 40 area student actors will take the stage this weekend for two performances of the Missoula Children's Theatre presentation of "Treasure Island." Performances are set for Friday, June 20 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, June 21 at 10:30 a.m. The shows will be the culmination...
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Church Basement Ladies return to Holmes
The fourth installment of the Church Basement Ladies series of musical comedies, "A Mighty Fortress Is Our Basement," will be presented this Thursday, May 15 at the Historic Holmes Theatre in Detroit Lakes. The popular series began at the Plymouth Playhouse in Minneapolis...
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Fargo native lands dream role in 'Rock of Ages' show
Trollwood Performing Arts School alumna Becca Kotte is living her dream starring in the musical "Rock of Ages" at The Venetian in Las Vegas. The 27-year-old plays Sherrie, a small-town girl chasing her dreams of making it big in 1987 Los Angeles. The show features rock anthems,...
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'A Christmas Carol' opens Dec. 5 at Long Lake Theatre
The holiday favorite "A Christmas Carol" returns to Hubbard's Long Lake Theater this holiday season. Cast members from Nevis, Menahga and Park Rapids come together on Thursday, Dec. 5 to present 10 performances of the classic tale, concluding on Sunday, Dec. 15. This...
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Holiday show 'At Christmas' comes to Ulen's Top Hat Theatre Dec. 7
Celebrate the holidays at Ulen's Top Hat Theatre on Saturday, Dec. 7, with a special presentation of the musical theater presentation, "At Chrsitmas." This unique blend of family-fueled comedy and drama is brilliantly written and performed by alumni of Dudley Riggs' Brave...
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Auditions next week for Detroit Lakes Schools' fall musical
Detroit Lakes Public Schools' 2013 Fall Musical is "Crazy for You!" Based on George and Ira Gershwin's "Girl Crazy," this romantic love musical is filled with the songs we love. Through melodies and lyrics from "Nice Work If You Can Get It" and "Embraceable...
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Season tickets now on sale for Holmes Theatre, 2013-14
The Historic Holmes Theatre's 2013-14 season opens on Thursday, Sept. 26 with a performance by the Galactic Cowboy Orchestra. Season ticket packages, culture passes and ticket cards are available now, by calling 218-844-7469, visiting the Holmes Box Office, 806 Summit Ave., or...
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'The Dixie Swim Club' opens today at Long Lake Theater
"The Dixie Swim Club," Long Lake Theater's second production of the 2013 summer season, opens today (Wednesday) under the direction of longtime local theater veteran, Julie Kjenaas. "This is a chick flick for the stage and a gold mine of witty comebacks," said Bruce...
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Puppet theater group to head youth arts camp at Holmes
Fresh on the heels of this week's summer theater camp by the Minnesota Children's Theatre, the Historic Holmes Theatre will be offering a second theater arts camp starting this Monday, June 24 and continuing through Friday, June 28. This second theater camp will be offered...
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'Godspell' at MSUM
Minnesota State University Moorhead's Straw Hat Players Summer Theatre season continues this week with the PG-rated musical "Godspell," which opened Tuesday and runs through Friday, June 21 at the Hansen Theatre inside the Roland Dille Center for the Arts, located on the campus...
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Shakespeare in the Park auditions set this weekend
Auditions for Detroit Lakes' fifth annual Shakespeare in the Park production, "The Winter's Tale," will be this Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 9-11, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. each night at the Historic Holmes Theatre. Part tragedy, part comedy, "The Winter's Tale" begins...
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Shakespeare in the Park auditions set
Auditions for Detroit Lakes' 5th Annual Shakespeare in the Park will take place Thursday through Saturday, May 9-11 at the Historic Holmes Theatre, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. each night. This year's production, "The Winter's Tale," will be staged at the Detroit Lakes City Park...
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Chorus show to feature mobster production
Does stepping back in time for an evening out at one of New York City's most famous Prohibition-era night clubs sound like fun? Then get your tickets now for the Heart O'Lakes Harmony Men's Chorus's spring show, "The Cotton Club (Where Mob Families Meet)," coming to Detroit...
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'Play It Again, Sam' at Holmes Theatre
Join Detroit Lakes' own community theater company, Summit Productions, this Thursday and Friday, March 7-8 as they present two performances of Woody Allen's "Play It Again, Sam" at the Historic Holmes Theatre. Both nights the performance is at 7:30 p.m. This is part of the...
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Nick Frost for Doctor Who special
2:05pm Friday 19th September 2014
Doctor Who is keeping it in the family after show bosses announced Michael Troughton, the son of Patrick who played the second ever Doctor, will appear in the Christmas special - alongside Hot Fuzz actor Nick Frost.
Abrams' Star Wars/Batman mash-up
11:55am Friday 19th September 2014
JJ Abrams has raised the stakes in his mash-up contest with Zack Snyder, tweeting a video of his Millennium Falcon - with a twist.
Carter: No limits on Downton love
11:55am Friday 19th September 2014
Downton Abbey's Jim Carter and Gareth Neame have said they are proud that the programme doesn't just concentrate on romance for the younger generation.
Bono: Free U2 album in punk spirit
11:55am Friday 19th September 2014
Bono has defended U2's decision to give away their latest album for free - saying it was in the spirit of punk rock.
JK Rowling 'proud' after No vote
11:55am Friday 19th September 2014
Author and pro-Union supporter JK Rowling was among the first celebrities to hail Scotland's decision to turn down independence.
Piper steps out for theatre gala
9:53am Friday 19th September 2014
Billie Piper, Benedict Cumberbatch and Damian Lewis were among the stars turning heads at a glitzy theatre gala in London.
Watson to receive Britannia Award
9:53am Friday 19th September 2014
Emma Watson, Dame Judi Dench and Robert Downey Jr are among the stars set to be honoured by Bafta Los Angeles.
'Angelina effect' on cancer tests
1:03am Friday 19th September 2014
Referrals for genetic breast cancer tests more than doubled in the UK as a result of what doctors have dubbed the "Angelina effect".
Bono 'delighted' by album giveaway
6:35pm Friday 19th September 2014
U2 frontman Bono has told of his delight that millions of people have heard the group's new album after it was given away - and joked that even the band have been known to delete their music.
Jackson song on new Queen release
12:45pm Friday 19th September 2014
Three previously unreleased tracks by rock band Queen, including one which sees singer Freddie Mercury duetting with Michael Jackson, are to finally see the light of day.
Tinchy teams up with Chuckle Bros
12:17pm Friday 19th September 2014
Tinchy Stryder has revealed he's working on a strange collaboration - with the Chuckle Brothers.
Cyrus in trouble for Mexico show
9:53am Friday 19th September 2014
Miley Cyrus is reportedly in hot water in Mexico after twerking on the country's flag.
Rylan Clark announces engagement
9:53am Friday 19th September 2014
Rylan Clark has announced that he has got engaged to his boyfriend Dan Neal.
Daniels: C3PO will not be all CGI
12:34pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Anthony Daniels has said C3PO will not be replaced by CGI in Star Wars: Episode VII because he refused to do the film if he couldn't wear the famous golden suit.
Ben Cohen and wife take time out
12:34pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Former Strictly Come Dancing star Ben Cohen has separated from his wife - becoming the third contestant from the last series of the ballroom show to announce the end of a relationship.
Sharon Osbourne's 'stupid' mistake
12:34pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Sharon Osbourne has revealed the "stupid" mistake she once made while trying to prove her love to Ozzy Osbourne.
Meera Syal heads to Broadchurch
12:34pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Grylls reveals skinny-dip liking
12:10am Friday 19th September 2014
Bear Grylls accidentally bared all in a text to showbiz buddy Dermot O'Leary.
Andre: Princess hates her name
12:34pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Peter Andre has revealed his daughter Princess Tiaamii doesn't like her name.
Brian Friedman back on X Factor
10:25am Thursday 18th September 2014
Simon Cowell has recruited Brian Friedman back to The X Factor - in an attempt to spice up the show.
Clooney makes Dame Maggie swoon
4:01pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Downton Abbey star Laura Carmichael has revealed Hollywood hunk George Clooney will be seen planting a kiss on Dame Maggie Smith during his guest appearance with the cast.
Cut down on meat urges Sir Paul
6:01pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Sir Paul McCartney is urging fans to join his campaign to cut down on meat consumption in an effort to slow climate change ahead of next week's United Nations summit.
Doctor Who moving to later time
1:39pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Doctor Who is set to travel in time again after TV bosses decided to move the long-running sci-fi show to a later slot in the schedule.
Beckham named 'greatest style icon'
1:39pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Victoria Beckham has been hailed as the greatest fashion inspiration for UK women.
Ben Whishaw to star in spy drama
3:04pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Ben Whishaw, who plays James Bond boffin Q in the 007 films, is to star in a new espionage drama set in the capital.
Kevin Spacey stalker sentenced
3:04pm Thursday 18th September 2014
A woman who threatened to blow up and torture Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey in what prosecutors called a "persistent and malevolent" cyberstalking campaign has been sentenced to more than four years in prison.
Streisand hoping for Beyonce duet
12:34pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Barbra Streisand has teased that a duet with Beyonce could be on the cards.
Cumberbatch is Mr Darcy for charity
12:34pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Benedict Cumberbatch has taken on the role of Pride And Prejudice's Mr Darcy in aid of cancer research.
Daley models teen clothing range
11:18am Wednesday 17th September 2014
Tom Daley has made a splash as a fashion model as he launched a new range of outfits.
Braff: This film is my life's quest
11:18am Wednesday 17th September 2014
Zach Braff has admitted his character's failure to succeed as an actor in new movie Wish I Was Here reflects his own frustrations about the film industry.
Downton's stars arrive in style
8:56pm Wednesday 17th September 2014
Downton Abbey's stars brought old-school glamour to London's Leicester Square tonight for the premiere of series five.
Flaky Kate gets the Bake Off boot
9:03pm Wednesday 17th September 2014
Kate Henry saw her Great British Bake Off dreams crumble tonight when she became the latest hopeful to leave the tent - after a flaky performance with her pastries.
Lott rooting for Strictly co-stars
11:18am Wednesday 17th September 2014
Pixie Lott has revealed the female Strictly Come Dancing stars have set up an online support group for each other - and that Alison Hammond is her best friend on the show.
Driver not villain in Star Wars?
11:18am Wednesday 17th September 2014
Adam Driver might not be playing a villain in the new Star Wars movie after all, after a set photo seemed to suggest otherwise.
Kylie reunion special: Nick Cave
8:36pm Wednesday 17th September 2014
Rock star Nick Cave has told how special it was to reunite with Kylie Minogue for his new film 20,000 Days On Earth.
Jamelia 'scarred' by domestic abuse
7:02pm Wednesday 17th September 2014
Singer and broadcaster Jamelia has said the mental scars of domestic abuse will be with her forever, as she tried to persuade women in similar situations to seek help.
Travolta: I ignore sex life rumours
9:30am Wednesday 17th September 2014
John Travolta has dismissed allegations about his sexuality - saying that they are "every celebrity's Achilles heel".
Jim Carter: No galloping romance
9:30am Wednesday 17th September 2014
Downton Abbey star Jim Carter says fans might have to be patient when it comes to his character's love life.
Mendes and Gosling 'have baby girl'
9:30am Wednesday 17th September 2014
Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling have become parents, according to reports, to a baby girl.
Star DiCaprio given UN climate role
7:58pm Tuesday 16th September 2014
Leonardo DiCaprio has been appointed a United Nations Messenger of Peace to help promote global action on climate change.
Jada: Gotham brings out dark side
2:02pm Tuesday 16th September 2014
Jada Pinkett Smith has admitted she loves exploring her dark side in new TV show Gotham.
'Substantial' damages for McFadden
12:50pm Tuesday 16th September 2014
Steve McFadden has accepted "substantial damages" from the publishers of the News Of The World newspaper and the Metropolitan Police after taking legal action in the wake of phone hacking revelations.
James-Collier fears the Downton axe
11:53am Tuesday 16th September 2014
Rob James-Collier has said he lives in fear that each new Downton Abbey script will bring his character's death because he is so horrible.
Knightley: I'm less neurotic now
10:27am Tuesday 16th September 2014
Keira Knightley has said she is more relaxed about the way people perceive her now because she has stopped Googling herself.
Perry tops European MTV awards list
1:58pm Tuesday 16th September 2014
Kate Perry h eads the nominations for MTV's European Music Awards as she competes for seven prizes, just ahead of Ariana Grande in the running for six.
Aykroyd reveals Ghostbusters plans
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Ghostbusters star Dan Aykroyd has unveiled his plans to take the franchise in a whole new direction, with multiple spin-offs on both the big and small screen.
Damon, Greengrass 'in Bourne talks'
12:17pm Tuesday 16th September 2014
Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass could be teaming up once more for a new film in the Bourne series.
Cooper takes front row seat at LFW
10:27am Tuesday 16th September 2014
Bradley Cooper is just one of the stars who took up a front row seat at London Fashion Week.
Del Rey cancels tour due to health
12:07pm Tuesday 16th September 2014
Lana Del Rey has cancelled all her European tour dates, including an appearance on Radio 1's Louder Lounge, due to ill health.
Kanye retort: I'm married Christian
12:59pm Tuesday 16th September 2014
Kanye West has hit back at reports that he asked a wheelchair user at one of his concerts to stand up, declaring: "I'm a married, Christian man."


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Study Abroad
At the Quinlan School of Business, you are encouraged to explore different cultures, hone your international business skills, and build a global network along the way through study abroad.
These intensive courses are open to both part- and full-time students for full academic credit. Classes are taught by top professors and are offered in a variety of disciplines.
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A completed application and copy of the identification page in your passport should be brought to the Quinlan School of Business graduate office (Maguire 204).
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2014 Graduate Study Abroad Courses
|MARK 561: Comparative Consumer
Behavior in Emerging Southeast Asia
|Clifford Shultz
|January 2–12
MARK 569 Topic: European Union -Marketing in Crisis (Greece)
|Eve Geroulis
|March 2–8
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MARK 561: Comparative Consumer Behavior in Emerging Southeast Asia
Instructor: Prof. Cliff Shultz
Winter Term Travel Dates: January 2 – 12, 2014
Course Description:
The primary objectives of this course are: (1) to introduce students to the interactive concepts of marketing, political economy, and culture; and their dynamic relation to consumer behavior in emerging Southeast Asia, (2) to enable students to understand cultural, political, legal and economic issues and appropriate business practices at corporate, national, transnational and global levels, (3) to provide insights on effective marketing and management decision making in unfamiliar or cross-cultural settings, particularly with respect to distinct Southeast Asian contexts and consumption dynamics in them, (4) to give students unique experiences with cultural immersion, which will result in (5) personal transformation and a greater appreciation for the challenges, wonders and opportunities in one of the most compelling regions of the world.
The course is broken into components. The first is approximately 8-12 hours of contact-time prior to departure to Vietnam, to brief students on the history, politics, economics, culture, marketing and CB dynamics of the countries to be visited, and to be certain that all paper-work (e.g., passports, visas, payments, liability forms, etc.) has been administered. The second major component of the course is the time and activities overseas. During that time, all students are expected to participate in ALL meetings, presentations, and travel required of the course.
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Cultural Activities/Excursions: In addition to business visits, numerous cultural activities, meals, and excursions are planned and included in the student activity fee.
Additional Costs: Tuition, airfare to and from Southeast Asia, spending money, passport fees (if you do not have a passport), and optional travel/events.
Deadline to Apply: Capped at 24 students -- last year, demand exceeded supply -- please register, ASAP. In the event of over-subscription, preference will be given to second year students and students who have completed MARK 460.
Student Activity Fee: $2,300
(includes double-occupancy in quality hotels, breakfasts, many other meals, inter-country travel and transfers in SEA, VN visa fee, full academic program, and several cultural excursions)
Contact the Graduate Programs Office for program inquiries - 204 Maguire Hall, 312-915-6124
MARK 569 Special Topic: European Union Marketing in Crisis Greece
Instructor: Eve Geroulis
Spring Term Travel Dates: March 2-8, 2014
Course Description:
The protean character of the Eurozone crisis and its concomitant debate as to the future of global free‐market liberalism, the rise of state capitalism and international finance and regulatory policy, foreshadow a long and volatile period of reconstruction and mercantile renewal. A new "post-crisis" consumerism within Europe has seen the growth of fledgling entrepreneurship, value-laden strategies, and new vertical integration synergies along with the rise of nationalistic forces, all requiring an evolution of traditional marketing paradigms. This course examines the economic, political, and social issues raised by globalization and the Euro Crisis specifically filtered through a Southeastern European perspective. Through coursework examining the economic interests and political influences that constitute the EU system – sovereign national governments, industrial innovation, financial institutions, international organizations, and civic society – students will engage in a three part symposium designed to address short and long term analytics central to marketing and business planning processes within Europe and the consequent implications for global marketing and its practitioner.
- Chicago | A critical examination of classical principles of commerce, free will, ethics, ownership rights, and the role of the state applied to contemporary business realities.
- Athens | Colloquium including guest lectures with university faculty, business leaders, advertising agencies and corporate site visits developed in cooperation with The ALBA Graduate Business School at The American College of Greece in Athens. Cultural visits and social events will be included in this segment of the course.
- Chicago | A post-trip application of key course learning outcomes and final project presentations.
The Schedule
- Saturday, February 15 and 22: Meet in Chicago
- March 2 - March 8: Trip to Athens
- March 15: Class Debrief in Chicago
- March 22: Final Presentations in Chicago
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- Bring/e-mail copy of Greece Study Abroad Application and passport (or passport application) to Graduate Programs Office. NOTE: Expiration on passport must be at least 6 months after date of travel
- Pay $500 deposit by January 14, payable through Loyola's online payment system - www.luc.edu/gsb/payments. We cannot accept checks.
- Register for MARK 569 - Registration opens at 9:00 a.m. on January 14. Make sure you know your registration time and that you are ready to register
- Enrollment capped at 18 (we will maintain a waitlist in LOCUS)
- Pay remaining balance by February 20, 2014. No refunds will be made after this date unless trip is cancelled by the University.
Student Activity Fee: $850
What's covered:
- Double-occupancy room accommodations
- Welcome and farewell dinners, in-room continental breakfasts
- Admission to select cultural events
- In-country airline travel
- In-country transportation to group events
What's not covered:
- Tuition ($4,110)
- Airfare ($1,200, est.)
- Passport and/or visa fees
- University required health & travel insurance ($42.05)
- Events not included in itinerary
- Personal spending money
Refund Policy
- Payments will be fully refunded provided Graduate Programs Office receives written notification by February 20
- No refunds after February 20- LUC will not refund flight cancellation charges resulting from trip cancellation and/or interruption
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- Payments will be fully refunded if trip is cancelled due to serious extenuating circumstances as determined by the University
- Minimum of 12 students needed per trip in order for study abroad to happen
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Summer 2014 Quinlan Study Abroad
IBUS 399: Special Topics - International Development and Business Consulting in Emerging Markets
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Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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I guess nobody doesn't want to give anything for happiness or something like that. I just saw the "performance artist", so decide to check out your other stuff. Very postmodern. Keep up the good work.
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your second movie i've wathched in a row... really competent cutting framing etc... fine pace... graphics adequate... a fun storey, well told,,, and a bit of thinking floating on around after.
i pre-empted the punchline but i was still laughing!
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It's just another day in the life of Spike, and that means barking at anything that moves, laying around, and putting up with Johny's neglect and Rob's idiocy.
There's a hidden play/pause button down in the bottom left corner of the screen in case you want to pause it for any reason. It kind of goofs up the audio sync, so be warned.
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This day is about finding the right chem for Taylor Hall and the young cluster that now includes Hall, the Nuge, Eberle, Yakupov, Justin Schultz and the kid blue bubbling under.
I begin this day with a mixture of excitement and trepidation. The Edmonton Oilers are one sleep removed from one of their very best days and could emerge from this day as a playoff contender. On the other hand, some of the names we're hearing as being "in the mix" are curious and troubling. Last year, I thought the additions of Eric Belanger and the other forwards would make the team better, but was worried about how they went about addressing blue. This season? We're about to find out.
First, a note on Justin Schultz. THAT was a terrific moment yesterday, as the Oilers added a player who could have great value to the gifted cluster and gave up no assets to acquire him. He could end up being this generation's Huddy or Gregg (not in style but in procurement cost) and great teams always have these kinds of back stories in at least a few places.
Second, a note on Ryan Smyth. I think it's probably time we accept this isn't going to work out, and sometimes it is for the better. The player may not have a clear idea about his value at this time, and the team may want to give at-bats to kids and newcomers. Best of luck to both sides.
- A top pairing defenseman capable of delivering big minutes at evens and at least one of PK and PP. 20+ overall. The range of player rumors in this category is vexing. Marc Methot is not going to fill this role, but he is rumored to be the player headed here. Bryan Allen and Mark Streit have also been rumored to Edmonton.
A better Renney.I think yesterday was a very big day for Krueger. Based on reports, the key moments in the Schultz negotiations came when the new coach gave his vision and Schultz plus Hall started riffing on the possibilities. I imagine an Allman Brothers-style jam session that resulted in absolute magic. Can't wait to see the vision on the ice. Justin Schultz or similar. Huge item for the Oilers. Should he emerge as a top 4, 35+ point defenseman who can handle reasonable opposition and remain in the black, Edmonton's hard work this past week will sustain them for a decade on the blue. Brilliant.
- An established 2-way winger to mentor the young players who will compete for bottom 6 roles (Lander, Hartikainen, Pitlick, etc). Winnik is my choice here, but the Oilers may have someone else in mind. I always say Pisani but maybe this man is a center.
- Ryan Smyth or similar. Smyth is the best choice in my opinion, but if that doesn't happen perhaps the Oilers should aim for a "bookend" winger to the Winnik above. Shane Doan may be a target. I'm reading Jagr stuff too, seems impossible
- A reasonable goaltending option for the Khabibulin free fall. I get nervous when we talk about the goalies, seems to me Edmonton should add a capable man whose salary will stop well short of $2M. I worry a little about some of the names out there.
- Get the rfa's signed. Did a good job qualifying, but the Oilers often trade kids in this situation and Gagner isn't out of the woods yet. Happy Omark was qualified, doubt he plays as an Oiler again.
- Crust. I added this one because Edmonton clearly plans on upgrading the Eager/Hordichuk group from a year ago. Names I've seen are Tootoo and Parros.
Another item involves offloading players. Edmonton has a lot of men under contract for next season, and if they are serious about finding a spot for Hartikainen then moving some wingers is going to happen.
One final note: we know from past history that expecting all of the moves to work out is folly, and that attempting to address six different things in one day means there are too many leaks in the boat. I'm hopeful we end the day with a clear top 4 defenseman, Ryan Smyth, Daniel Winnik and perhaps a reasonably priced goaltender to push the incumbents.
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A reporter previewing last month's Alamo Bowl between Penn State and Texas A&M asked LaVar Arrington which school really deserved the title of "Linebacker U."
A case could be made either way, the reporter pointed out. For years, Penn State owned the name because of players like Jack Ham, Dennis Onkotz, Greg Buttle and Shane Conlan. But the Aggies had an impressive cast of their own, including Quentin Coryatt, Reggie Brown and Dat Nguyen.
"History says that Penn State is Linebacker U., forever," Arrington said. "Anybody else who claims that name is just a wannabe. That's the reason I went to Penn State, to play for Linebacker U. That's something I'll defend, with all my honor."
The 6-3, 235-pound Arrington backed up his words with a dominating performance against the Aggies. He had 14 tackles and one sack as the Nittany Lions posted a 24-0 shutout. Three of the Penn State interceptions were the direct result of Arrington's pressure on Aggie quarterback Randy McCown.
"Everything we heard about (Arrington) was true, he is a great football player," said R.C. Slocum, the Texas A&M coach.
The Maxwell Football Club's voters recognized that by selecting Arrington as the Collegiate Defensive Player of the Year. He will receive the fifth Chuck Bednarik Award, named in honor of the former University of Pennsylvania great.
Arrington had 72 tackles, nine sacks and 20 tackles behind the line of scrimmage this past season. He also blocked two kicks, including a field goal attempt with four seconds left to preserve a 20-17 win over Pittsburgh. Against Purdue, Arrington sacked quarterback Drew Brees, forced a fumble, then scooped up the ball and ran it in for a touchdown.
Michigan coach Lloyd Carr compared Arrington to Lawrence Taylor, the Hall of Fame linebacker whose relentless sideline-to-sideline play helped the New York Giants win two Super Bowls.
"When you're standing on the sideline, as a coach, you just feel his presence out there," Carr told Sports Illustrated, referring to Arrington. "He's so fast, agile and competitive. Definitely one of the best players I've seen in this conference in a long, long time."
Arrington was voted the Big Ten's Defensive Player of the Year as a sophomore when he recorded 65 tackles, seven sacks and two interceptions. He had 11 tackles and two forced fumbles in a win over Ohio State, including one play in which he shot through the line and literally stole a handoff from Buckeye quarterback Mark Garcia.
But the play that brought Arrington national attention was his fourth down stop of Illinois fullback Elmer Hickman. On that play, Arrington read the formation, anticipated the handoff, timed the snap count and launched himself over the offensive line to meet Hickman just as he was taking the ball.
The result was: 1) a fearsome collision, 2) a three-yard loss for the Illini and 3) a film clip that played on every highlight show in the country. The play became known as "LaVar's Leap" and it stamped him as one of the most exciting players in college football, something the Penn State fans already knew.
"There was nothing you could say (about that play) except Wow," said teammate Mac Morrison.
Arrington was Parade Magazine's national high school player of the year when he
graduated from North Hills High School in suburban Pittsburgh. He played both ways in high school and excelled as a running back, rushing for more than 4,000 yards. He played safety as a freshman at Penn State before coach Joe Paterno moved him to linebacker and Arrington took his place among the other legends of "Linebacker U."


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Ponty Youth will take a well earned respite from competitive action this weekend, but still with an important fixture to fulfil – an away friendly match against Blackwood Youth.
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Ponty Youth have suffered two close defeats at home, to Rhydyfelin Youth and Llanharan Youth in the Cup and League respectively, over the past two weeks.
The Blackwood friendly will give the young Ponty squad an opportunity to regroup, with every game at the moment being an important one in acclimatising to the standards of Youth rugby.
As ever, a good level of support for Pontypridd Youth in their clash with Blackwood would be greatly appreciated.
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I guess I should have read the reviews before making this recipe. The burgers were ok, but we couldn't taste the Wasabi at all. If you want a Wasabi flavor, you definately have to add a whole lot more. As for the tofu - drain it for a day if possible. Like another commenter, our burgers wouldn't hold together for anything. I did not have chives, but added fresh dill and that was very good. As for the Edamame-Cilantro Pesto - here again with a name like that you would think it had great flavor - it did not. Very bland and I can see where more garlic and more green curry paste would have helped this too. I agree with the commenter that said it was ok but for all the fuss their are better and more tasty recipes out there.
Wasabi Salmon Burgers with Edamame-Cilantro Pesto
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For a little extra calcium in your diet, remove only the skin and leave the bones in the sockeye salmon. Tofu binds the ingredients. Panko (Japanese breadcrumbs) yields a crisp crust on these juicy burgers.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 burger)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 345
- Calories from fat: 32%
- Fat: 12.2g
- Saturated fat: 1.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 3.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 3.1g
- Protein: 22.9g
- Carbohydrate: 35.4g
- Fiber: 3.3g
- Cholesterol: 32mg
- Iron: 3.1mg
- Sodium: 844mg
- Calcium: 250mg
- 1/2 cup soft tofu (about 4 ounces)
- 1 (7-ounce) can red sockeye salmon, drained, skin and bones discarded
- 1 (6-ounce) can skinless, boneless pink salmon in water, drained
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh chives
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon wasabi paste
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 large egg white
- 1/2 cup panko (Japanese breadcrumbs)
- 1 teaspoon canola oil
- 4 curly leaf lettuce leaves
- 4 hamburger buns with sesame seeds
- 4 (1/4-inch-thick) slices tomato
- 4 (1/4-inch-thick) slices sweet or red onion
- 1/2 cup Edamame-Cilantro Pesto
- Place tofu on several layers of heavy-duty paper towels. Cover with additional paper towels; let stand 5 minutes. Place tofu in a large bowl. Add salmon to bowl; mash with a fork to crumble. Add chives and next 4 ingredients (through egg white); mix well. Divide mixture into 4 equal portions, shaping each into a 1/2-inch-thick patty. Place panko in a shallow dish; dredge patties in panko.
- Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add patties to pan; cook 3 minutes on each side or until golden brown. Place 1 lettuce leaf on each of the bottom halves of buns; top each serving with 1 tomato slice, 1 patty, and 1 onion slice. Spread 2 tablespoons Edamame-Cilantro Pesto over each serving; top with top halves of buns.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Fish, Tofu/Soy
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You are welcome my friend! I really encourage you to try again until you are received. Keep in mind, it's not about you! It's about the viability of your ideas worth sharing being shared...right? TEDx events are put on by volunteers that for the most part have jobs, families, businesses, etc.. Most of which have never planned an event of this magnitude or importance.
What they lack in event planning experience they more than compensate in their passion and desire to do their job well. There were many things I thought could have been done differently in my TEDx experience. Here was my solution: I took ownership of the opportunity. I did not wait for someone to say it's okay to do this, that or the other thing. I checked within and asked myself is this mutually beneficial for the team? If the answer was yes I proceeded. I didn't ask for permission, i didn't and don't seek credit. I felt and still do that the spirit of TEDx is community. When one wins, we ALL win. If I know something or can do something or have an idea withholding it would be a shame.
I reached out to contacts I have in the community and asked for them to consider sponsoring (I wasn't on that committee), I posted on social media platforms (again I wasn't on that committee), I placed the event on several event posting sites (I was not on that committee). I share this with you to present a birdseye view of what is most important. Sharing your ideas worth sharing!
I feel your passion in your words and I completely believe that your gift (idea worth sharing) will make room for you. Persist until you succeed would be my advice to you(if you're interested). Do that and in a short while send me a message with your TEDx link and I'll be your biggest cheerleader!
Dec 7 2012: Honestly!! You are amazingly inspiring Jacqui. I cant thank enough for sharing this with me. I have been an event organizer myself and hold some substantial expereince in this aspect. Perhaps I can help in this effort.
I will continue to persist and persevere..I thrive on creative thinking and inspirational and progressive ideas. If not TED there are many other platforms to share ideas. But I love the TED concept and initiative.
Thanks for sharing ....
Dec 7 2012: You are welcome my new friend! That's wonderful Maaher! You're figuring out how to instead of focusing on what's not! YaaaY YOU. Explains a lot that you have extensive event organizing skills. That is the filter with which you gauge others through. Having started, run and organized a meetup group for about two years my filter was similar. Although, I have no where near the expertise you have.
Instead, I set my expectations aside and managed them as much as I could. Focusing on the team and my idea worth sharing and our ideas worth sharing helped me tremendously. Besides, it is soooooo not about US!
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