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Those interested in attaining a career through North Idaho College's professional-technical programs will have the opportunity to learn more about the programs during a Professional-Technical Information Night at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 12.
Staff from NIC's Admissions and Financial Aid offices as well as advisers and faculty members will be on hand to answer questions and provide information on the various professional-technical programs now open for enrollment at NIC. These include Carpentry, Computer Information Technology, Diesel Technology, Drafting and Design Technology, Human Resources Assistant, Human Services, Landscape Technology, Machine Technology, Maintenance Mechanic/Millwright, Outdoor Power/Recreational Vehicle Technology, Pharmacy Technology, Welding Technology and Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration.
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Crosby family flee home in arson attack
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Published: 26th May 2011 15:10:32
Two young children and their mother fled from their Merseyside home after inflammable liquid was poured through their door and set alight.
They were treated for smoke inhalation after their door's window was smashed and the house on Queens Road, Crosby, set on fire at 2200 BST on Monday.
Police said two teenagers were seen running from the scene towards Northern Road.
The family, who were all in bed, were "lucky to escape", police said.
The suspected arsonists were dressed in black clothing and one them had flames coming from his sleeves, police said.
Det Insp Dave Keegan said: "Those living in the house were all in bed at the time of fire and were lucky to escape without being really injured, this has clearly been a terrifying ordeal for them.
"Witnesses have said that one of the men running from the scene appeared to be on fire, it is very possible that he has received injuries as a result.
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Time to Dump All Those Old Prescription Medicines
Connie April 24, 2014 at 07:13 pm
I posted this on the Wallingford Patch about Drop Boxes for drugs. "I am watching local TV with…Read More the Wallingford Town Council and the Mayor debating putting in a Drop Box. I did not know what a Drop Box is and I am finding out it is a place to leave medicine that is not used. Mayor Dickinson has excuses for everything. In the case of the Drop Boxes he either says he does not know, he talks to the police, anyone can put something in a Drop Box that might be dangerous, how much it would cost and more. The people that had questions said there is grant money for the boxes. The people question the council but one woman brought up the Mayor is the only one that answers the questions. I find the Mayor is like a bully. I do not see many issues on the Wallingford Patch about the way the town addresses issues. To me the issue is not Drop Boxes, it is how the Mayor takes over and answers all the questions. I have seen him at times being very rude to people and the council members say nothing. I cannot believe one man, Mayor Dickinson can be in office so long and not listen to people of Wallingford and still keep getting elected, something is not right."
BREAKING: Large Brush Fire Rages in NJ, Homes Evacuated…
Jackie Loffredo April 24, 2014 at 07:31 pm
stubborn people.. they aren't trying to annoy/disturb you..they are telling you for your safety !
Jackie Loffredo April 24, 2014 at 07:34 pm
don't put a fire fighters life at risk because you want to be stubborn and stupid.
Damn Shame April 24, 2014 at 09:40 pm
Robert Martinez is an idiot to begin with. Engaged to someone else and still married. Sad. Shouldn't…Read More be talking to the news if you're trying to live a double life fool.
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KKK Starts Neighborhood Watch Group
Mark Houston April 24, 2014 at 10:28 pm
Steven Spiegel, do you mean the NAACP? And are you equating the NAACP to the KKK
tenth district April 24, 2014 at 10:34 pm
I think KKK are unloved morons but come on, why is the media so shy to tell us about black and…Read More Hispanic hate groups (ganmgs dude, gangs) that killed a lot more in a year than the KKK in 40 years, ei? Again, KKK is a great way of becoming insane quick as hate drives one insane but it is the media telling us how melting pot is bad...nope, it is not, becoming freaking americans first then blacks and Hispanics and there will be no-more kkk except in prisons. Today when the media doesn't tell you the race of the suspect you just know it's black and if they mention "rights" or" pastor phlegger"when reporting about an Hispanic suspect you know the guy is an illegal so duh, kkk is refusing to join the cartoons...so make fun of them all you want...if the media and society doesn't start hanging the bastards regardless of the race we will all end up joining kkk and that's sad. I say hang the suspects first and look at his race second not the other way around. It is not kkk we need to fear, it is the media and their insane mission to make us believe we are all equal. We are not: some are lazy, some are ugly, some are dumb, some are violent and some deserve not one but 3 or four executions...we are not equal, even Lenin figured that out (and died quickly after "seeing the light") so stop sugarcoating anything black ort Hispanic related and demonizing anything white. It is not about race but it could be...and we wouldn't want that now, would we?
Nate Forrest April 24, 2014 at 10:38 pm
just another name for the Tea Party.................................. Sort of like this racist…Read More A-hole that all the conservatives have been worshiping................................... http://onpolitics.usatoday.com/2014/04/24/cliven-bundy-blacks-slaves-paul-heller/
Pay It Forward Day: How Will You Spread Kindness?
Thomas Alegi April 24, 2014 at 09:27 am
When was the last news article concerning Hamden's L/C meetings published in the Patch? Anyone,…Read More anyone!
Jaimie Cura (Editor) April 24, 2014 at 11:24 am
Thanks for spreading a little bit of love, Michelle! I just came back from a funeral and was looking…Read More forward to seeing some kindness in the comments of this article, so thank you for posting the heart!
Amanda K Hill April 24, 2014 at 12:34 pm
Love the concept of Pay It Forward Day, however, it should be incorporated into every day life, not…Read More limited to one day.....
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Whoa Baby! Woman Gives Birth To 14.5 Pound Baby (Photo)
erin greisch April 24, 2014 at 01:11 pm
Thank you Alison I was thinking the same thing....
BIGBAKER.. April 24, 2014 at 07:13 pm
It`s just Baby fat, I had an UNCLE years ago 15 lbs and he was born at home, turned out to be a…Read More regular kid.
Queena Armstrong Knox April 24, 2014 at 08:41 pm
Actually this is usually a sign of gestational diabetes. But not always....Alison and Erin. And…Read More BIGBAKER I've heard of bigger babies being born at home years ago too but that gets into the whole accuracy of the way they were weighed. My daughter weighed 9lb 1oz. I'm average size. My birth weight was around 7 pounds. My husband was a premie and weighed about 5 pounds. But he was a big man. Not huge. He was 6ft 1in and weighed about 190 at his heaviest. I'm 5' 3" and weighed 165 at full term. Sometimes the size of the baby is determined by ancestors long dead! My son weighed 7lb 12oz and he was born 4 weeks premature! Imagine where he was headed! So don't go blaming things that may have NOTHING to do with it!
Man Shoots Two Teenage Intruders: Was It Murder or…
Paula Larson April 24, 2014 at 08:58 pm
" Prosecutors contend he planned to murder the two teens and waited in the basement with a…Read More bottle of water, a book, energy bars and two guns" How did he know that these kids were going to show up? Did he invite them just to kill them? If that's the case, it was premeditated. He shot one of them in the face after he was down and said he wanted them dead. I'd call that guilty of murder. His attorney is calling it stress.
Ana Ham April 24, 2014 at 09:08 pm
This was justified. He should not have been charged with anything. Free this man.
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What's the Most Popular Donation Amount in NH for Hillary…
Michael Hipp April 24, 2014 at 02:54 pm
I don't disagree with you that we're becoming less and less a free country but it's wrong to blame…Read More democrats alone. It wasn't dems alone that passed the patriot act. It hasn't been dems alone that have been re-uping it since it was passed the first time. On how bad Hillary will be as a president. Every president is bad in some ways. Reagan raised taxes more than a dozen times. Bush took us to war on two fronts with no way to pay for it. Clinton signed DOMA and DADT. Obama gave away the farm in order to get the Affordable Care Act passed. Papa Bush said that atheists shouldn't be considered Americans. Sure Hillary will be a bad president in some ways.... they are all bad in some way. I can tell you this much though, any president is going to be a worse president when the publicly stated goal of the opposition is to obstruct that president at any and all opportunities. The dems did it to Bush. The republican'ts are doing it to Obama. It's like Palestine and Israel, they'll fight to the death out of spite and habit, neither one of them knowing which one threw the first punch and not caring because winning is the only goal. What America needs are citizens that go into government for the good of the country instead of the good of their party.
Michael Hipp April 24, 2014 at 03:03 pm
Oh, one last point on your last post B. Dub. "Hillary presidency combined with a Democratic…Read More Congress." Ain't gonna happen. Republicant's have gerrymandered the states to absolute death. They have the House for the foreseeable future and they have a good chance at getting the Senate. I can't guarantee you who's going to win in 2016 but I can very well guarantee you that no one party will take executive and legislative branches, both.
PAUL April 24, 2014 at 06:57 pm
who the hell cares?????????????????
Busy on Speakers' Circuit, Will Hillary Clinton Run?
Anthony Powers April 24, 2014 at 09:33 pm
Citizen Ruth April 24, 2014 at 05:58 PM Reagan, Bushes, Clintons, Obama prove one thing: ANYONE can…Read More become President>>>>>>>>>>>> Clinton and the O man Yes they are socialists but Bush and Reagan. Reagan was the best president ever!!!
Nate Forrest April 24, 2014 at 09:42 pm
Reagan received extended applause when answering a question about over-the-counter military weapons,…Read More such as the AK-47 assault rifle used to gun down five Stockton schoolchildren last month. "I do not believe in taking away the right of the citizen for sporting, for hunting and so forth, or for home defense," he said. "But I do believe that an AK-47, a machine gun, is not a sporting weapon or needed for defense of a home." Read more at http://www.snopes.com/politics/guns/reaganak47.asp#ssrCEGx4uRICQhgq.99
Nate Forrest April 24, 2014 at 09:57 pm
Latest GOP racism on display............... Hilarious or SICK??????…Read More http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/24/sean-hannity-cliven-bundy-fox-news_n_5206516.html
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John Strother April 24, 2014 at 08:38 am
with caller ID they should be able to point to the caller. Sorry but an out of state telephone…Read More number should be a tip off.
Bob West April 24, 2014 at 06:20 pm
@ eddie, I wouldn't mention any specific phone-calling service in case any other arseholes are…Read More looking for tips. But for better or worse, those calls are traceable. They have "add-ons" that can fool your friends, but certainly not the NSA. BTW, that phone service was bought by Microsoft a couple of years ago- so much for any illusion of confidentiality. By using it, you "opt in" to give up your privacy, just like with G-mail. Using a computer to make a prank call is a dumb move in itself. Any computer transmits a wealth of information. Non-smart phones are a lot less traceable than anything else. Have you ever seen how many items advertisers and other web sites use to uniquely identify your computer? They can't tell your name but track your unique computer. It's called "computer fingerprinting." As soon as you give your name at a web site they track, they've got you. Check this site sometime to see how unique your computer is-- https://panopticlick.eff.org/ .... I suspect that nobody's putting much effort into tracing this call, because in the big scheme of things, they've got more serious things to deal with. (Unfortunately, unlike our local PDs.) Shame this idiot got so much publicity from his crime. I think the glorifying news "perp walk" should be stopped in virtually all cases.
Potato-Wielding Robber; Schools Sued for 'Under God';…
Blumenthal and Murphy Respond to My Letter: Metro-North…
Liu Wei April 23, 2014 at 10:51 am
Very good responses. Perhaps Mr Improta would outline his solutions for us.
Andrew Wiggin April 23, 2014 at 10:59 am
Paul is absolutely correct. These are boiler plate letters that a low level staffer crafted and had…Read More auto signed. Notice they address none of the specifics of Ms. Antolini letter? These two men have been involved in CT politics for well over a decade each, true leaders would have addressed this before it got to this point.
Paula Antolini April 23, 2014 at 12:29 pm
Thanks for the "luck" Paul, but we should not need "luck" to address and remedy…Read More safety issues in our community. The point of this article is to show the responses from the two senators, and allow you to make your own conclusions. Another point is to spread awareness about this safety issue and inspire residents to actively participate in creating positive change in the community regarding ALL safety issues. This means contacting those who can remedy the situation and not stopping there. If you do nothing, then you have no right to complain about any of it, and live with the safety hazards consequences. Unfortunately people wait until after a disaster happens to act on safety measures. Sad. In this case Improta and Wiggin are correct, no mention was made of the main issue of the traffic warning signs to alert about a train approach and malfunctioning gates etc.. Only one individual (Boucher) understood the problem and wrote back to the DOT ask for a clarification on the original answer she had received from the DOT, her response to me read in part "We emailed the DOT to ask what the status of that request is. So far they have responded with general information about safety on the Danbury line, and the stop and warn policy. Our office has written back to clarify that we are looking for information specifically about the request to install temporary signage on Greenwood Avenue." Eventually the DOT responded and said they would not supply the signs: http://bethel.patch.com/groups/paula-antolinis-blog/p/dot-to-bethel-no-traffic-warning-signs-needed-at-train-crossings-9th-update
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Editor,should never have removed the Black Panther. Without him,this thread loses,and the Patch…Read More loses.He never said anything that was off color,or beyond what is acceptable on this forum. In fact,what you have done by removing him seems racist. He enlivened the conversation,wrong headed as he is,but isn't that the point? We were just starting to have some fun. Killjoy.
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I got you Kevin. I f you delete the point of contention then the debate is incoherent. The Black…Read More Panther of poetry was defending his viewpoint. I disagree with race based politics but he was standing up in the arena of ideas Then poof...( hello Patch?)... he was gone. I know the Panthers have a terror tactic history, but I thought media has forgiven the past. In Philly 08, Holder allowed military uniformed poll watchers to prevent any 2nd party participation with obvious intimidation. I appreciate Patch. We gotta talk this stuff out. Maybe the panther crossed the line his last comment we did not see, and they scrubbed up a bit. What ever happened, I do appreciate the Patch forums. It is a good local thing for info and exchange. If it becomes editorially dysfunctional, then we all will move on to a more open forum.
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Millsey April 24, 2014 at 02:46 pm
If it's on the internet it must be true? A small group of parents make up some "facts" and…Read More post it on random news sites. So it must be true? I'm in favor of trusting the actual sources of the program over a blog that someone created because they are afraid of their kids getting a better education.
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For CT the Common Core is common sense. For over 30 years student achievement has been on the…Read More decline. Over time this has adversely affected the urban neighborhood, the middle class, businesses, and the economy. How do we know the CC standards will lead to a better education than the standards that led to our decline? The CC are rigorous standards in reading and math designed to up student achievement in order for our kids to be prepared for career and/or college. This is what sets them apart from the past standards. Why should anyone apologize, feel bad, or over explain what needs to be done because the CC is being misconceived for whatever reason? We are not NY or MASS or a handful of other states that already have solid state education standards in place. And this is not the time to revert to the old standards that got us into this mess. Those are the choices. But this is the good news I have experienced this week in the urban school that I volunteer in 3 days a week using CC standards. Students in 2nd grade are reading chapter books about animals, writing sentences, illustrating a part of the story with their artwork and noting new vocabulary words in their handmade books. Most of all I notice a sense of purpose, that this is important from the students themselves. In a 4th grade class students were doing long division problem. In the science classroom 5th grade students were studying the water cycle and writing a report about it. Teachers are embracing the greater challenge of using standards that challenge their students and students are embracing the challenge.
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TO MICHAEL BRENNICK: Leftist, Democra... WHAT? You think Comcast is part of the so-called…Read More "liberal" media (which, by the way, doesn't even exist)? Are you freakin' KIDDIN' me? [shakes head in disbelief] Wow. The FOX NEWS CHANNEL should be held criminally liable for what it has done to your brain.
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FOR THOSE WHO LIKE AMAZON PRIME OVER NETFLIX: Here's an interesting article from today (23 Apr 2014)…Read More about how Amazon Prime just got HBO to stream at least some of its older content, plus "HBO GO," to Amazon's new Fire TV box, thereby making NetFlix upset because NetFlix (nor any other streaming service, including HULU) has never been able to get any HBO content; and so Amazon has scored a real coup! On the Fierce Wireless website | http://bit.ly/1i9J0l7 | Interesting.
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Those boys need to be punished, if they are doing things like that, no telling what they will be…Read More like when they are older.
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This case is no longer up to this boy, Autistic or not. The state will be the one to prosecute this…Read More case, and will go to trial. Quite frankly, I would send these two girls to a state facility for twenty years. They are obviously sick to do something like that to anybody, let alone the dog as well. "Hang Em High"
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yes the train left the track. It was a simple question whose answer to, you and I will have to agree…Read More to disagree. As far as comparing one problem to another, that is like telling someone "you shouldn't smoke, it's not healthy" and getting a response of "but you drink". We need to consider each problem rather than ignore it because there are bigger problems. Everything matters, everything counts. I am done with this now. Back to work.
Thomas Paine April 24, 2014 at 01:14 pm
"Everything matters, everything counts." - Clearly Judy you really are not comprehending…Read More the point that I am making about relativism on the scale of "challenges" and what really matters.
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In the final part of the new series, we'll take a look at players who could find themselves on a new team come Feb. 27th. TSN has pretty good coverage of the Western Conference teams, but it probably lacks a bit of fantasy analysis, so I'll borrow some of their thoughts, but add that extra dimension to gives you a clearer picture.
With roughly six weeks left till the end of the regular season, the Preds are nine points clear of a playoff spot. They've never really been big buyers or sellers at the deadline, so look for them to make a minor tweak or two come Feb 27th. Expect them to be small buyers.
Possible Movers
Now just because they've never made a huge splash at the deadline doesn't mean that they won't buck the trend. If they really wanted to make a big splash, they could certainly shock the fantasy hockey world if they decided to move highly-coveted blue-liner Ryan Suter. I wrote a couple of lengthy posts on the forum here and here, so if you have a few minutes definitely take a gander.
$7+ mil
Player X
$4 mil
Now, obviously that deal wouldn't be fair straight up, but what if Player X's team added some offensive help like Ales Hemsky and Magnus Paajarvi, and the Preds added a first and maybe Matthias Ekholm or Teemu Laakso? Would that be a fair trade?
Potential destination: Edmonton, Tampa Bay or Washington could make sense.
Possible Beneficiaries
Suter would definitely be hard to replace, but not impossible. They have plenty of pieces already in place, like Roman Josi and Ryan Ellis, who could substitute for the loss of Suter, so it wouldn't be the end of the world.
Much like most of the Western Conference teams, the Yotes are still very much in the playoff hunt and should be buyers at the deadline barring a huge meltdown in the next week.
Possible Movers
The Yotes don't really have very many assets to sell at the deadline, but Taylor Pyatt could potentially draw some interest. His 115 HITs is currently ranked 41st amongst all forwards and his 41-games of playoff experience could also come in handy for a team looking for a veteran presence in the locker room. He's presently being under-used at the moment while averaging just 12:13 per contest for the Yotes, a warning sign that he might be finding a new home on Feb 27th.
Potential destination: Tampa Bay, Florida or Pittsburgh(?) could make sense.
David Rundblad has 10 points in 14 contests with the Pirates in the AHL, which shows that he probably doesn't have much more to prove at the minor league level. If the Phoenix coaching staff has enough faith in the youngster, it could result in one of their well-known, veteran blue-liners, Michal Rozsival or Adrian Aucoin, being moved at the deadline. Aucoin would draw a bit more interest since he contributes in a variety of categories (points, SOG, HITs and BS), but he would also command more of a return as well. Rozsival would probably be a more affordable option for potential suitors to poach.
Potential destination: Washington, Winnipeg, Islanders or Pittsburgh could make sense.
A third and probably the most interesting candidate might be the Yotes' captain, Shane Doan. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not 100 percent or even 10 percent certain that he gets moved at the deadline, but the thought has crossed my mind. Doan has spent his entire career with the Jets/Coyotes organization, so I don't doubt that he could be a career, one-team player, but my main question is whether or not he'll ever have a chance at winning a cup with Phoenix. The Yotes are in major financial strife, and I don't know if they would be able to retain Doan's services when he hits the free agent open market in the off-season. The Red Wings have well over $24 mil in available cap space (if Niklas Lidstrom decides to call it quits after this season). If they offered Doan $6 to 6.5 mil per season for three or four seasons, it may be tempting enough, that he probably wouldn't be able to refuse. Is Phoenix better off moving him at the deadline and getting at least something in return rather than watching him walk in the off-season for nothing? His 12 points in the last 27 games (0.44 points-per-game), certainly deem him expendable.
Potential destination: Detroit, Colorado, Winnipeg, Chicago or Columbus (for Nash?) could make sense.
Possible Beneficiaries
If Pyatt goes, it opens up a spot for Patrick O'Sullivan to re-join the big club. M.A. Pouliot or Andy Miele might also get a long look as well. Either way, none of which will probably be of any fantasy relevance.
As mentioned above, if Rozsival or Aucoin are moved, then Rundblad should get a quick recall. He might be worth keeping an eye on if he picks up 18+ minutes a game.
If Doan is moved, then a huge gaping hole will be left in the top-six. Mikkel Boedker and Lauri Korpikoski could see significant increases in ice-time.
San Jose
The Sharks have one of the toughest second half schedules in the league, which means they'll probably be looking to acquire more depth at the deadline to help lessen the workload of their players heading into the playoffs. Look for them to be buyers at the deadline.
Possible Movers
The Sharks don't have very many pieces to be dealt at the deadline, so don't expect any large scale changes on the roster front. One interesting rumour that I have read was one that listed Ryane Clowe on the available list, which doesn't make sense to me because he's essentially the only real "physical" player in the Sharks top-six. If you look at Joe Thornton (26 HITs), Patrick Marleau (55 HITs), Joe Pavelski (30 HITs), Logan Couture (26 HITs), Martin Havlat (11* HITs), and Ryane Clowe (76* HITs), the latter is the only one that really plays with any physicality. You take that away, and first round matchup against the Hawks or Preds could result in another quick playoff exit by the Sharks.
Potential destination: No where, he ain't moving!
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Now the RFA class could be the interesting candidates. Jamie McGinn, Benn Ferriero, Andrew Desjardins, Tommy Wingels and Justin Braun are all decent players, but if they can be utilized to land a veteran third/fourth liner in return, you'd have to concede that GM Doug Wilson would be more than happy to pull the trigger.
Potential targets: Columbus (Sammy Pahlsson), Buffalo (Paul Gaustad), Washington ( Mike Knuble) or Montreal (Travis Moen).
Possible Beneficiaries
The Sharks are looking to acquire new players, so there probably isn't anyone in their system that would gain significant value from the trade deadline.
St. Louis
The Blues are a ridiculous 26-3-4 at home, but just 10-13-3 on the road. They're firmly entrenched in a playoff position, so they'll probably be looking to add some veteran presence to help them with some of their road woes, so consider them strong buyers.
Possible Movers
A couple of names jump off their roster. First is blue-liner Carlo Colaiacovo. With Alex Pietrangelo and Kevin Shattenkirk garnering the bulk of the offense from the backend, it really has left Colaiacovo playing the role of the third wheel. The Blues' entire defensive unit (Pietrangelo, Shattenkirk, Colaiacovo, Roman Polak, Barrett Jackman and Kris Russell), have a combined 24 games of playoff experience. That's certainly an area for improvement if they're looking for upgrades at the deadline.
Potential destination: Philadelphia (for a return of Matt Carle, who has 73 games of playoff experience, plus it saves them about $1.3 mil in cap space).
Chris Stewart is having one heck of a terrible season. He posted 23 points in 26 contests when he joined the Blues from the Avs at the trade deadline last campaign, but has only 22 points in 56 contests, all while averaging just 15:58 (14:30 over the last month), per contest this year. He is at his best when he garners plenty of ice-time and has the puck on his stick, but I don't know if St. Louis is the place to give him that opportunity. A change of scenery would certainly help resurrect his career.
Potential destination: Winnipeg (a potential top-line of Stewart, Mark Scheifele and Evander Kane would be monstrous against any opposition), Islanders (lining up alongside John Tavares would be nice), or Tampa Bay (finally giving Steven Stamkos or Vinny Lecavalier a sniping winger), could all make sense.
Possible Beneficiaries
If Colaiacovo goes, then Kris Russell could see a large boost in fantasy value, as long as they don't get an offensive D replacement.
If Stewart is moved, then the extra power-play time should filter back towards the rest of the forwards. Andy MacDonald, David Perron, Alex Steen and T.J. Oshie should pick up some of the slack.
The Nucks will be battling it out with the Red Wings for first place in the Western Conference, so look for them to be serious buyers at the deadline.
Possible Movers
Most of their potential UFAs probably won't garner that much attention, but Aaron Rome and Alex Sulzer might draw a bit of interest. Vancouver is pretty set with six defenseman (Alex Edler, Kevin Bieksa, Sami Salo, Dan Hamhuis, Keith Ballard and Andrew Alberts), that both Rome and Sulzer could be used as trade chips to help free up some cap space.
Potential destination: Any team needing a fifth/sixth defenseman.
Keith Ballard could also be an interesting candidate. He's being grossly under-used in Vancouver (15:33 per contest and 12 seconds on the PP), compared to when he was suiting up for Florida (22:24 and 1:58 on the PP), back in 2009-10. But will a rival GM see beyond the numbers and take a leap of faith on the $4.2 mil blue-liner?
Potential destination: Tampa Bay, Florida or New Jersey
With the early season acquisition of David Booth, it pretty much sealed Mason Raymond's fate with the Canucks. Take a look at the table below.
Without Booth in line up
With Booth in line up
PP TOI/game
At a cap-hit of $2.55 mil, Raymond is still a relatively cheap insurance option for the playoffs in case an injury occurs to the top-six, but you would have to think that if GM Mike Gillis receives a quality offer that significantly improves the team, than he would be more than happy to move Raymond.
Potential destination: Winnipeg, Ottawa, Tampa Bay or Islanders.
The biggest fish of them all might be goaltender Cory Schneider. He has a career 31-14-3 record along with a very respectable 2.42 GAA and .922 SP in the NHL. They still own a viable backup option in Eddie Lack (14-12-3, 2.38 GAA and .923 SP with the Wolves in the AHL), for next season, so moving Schneider won't really hurt any long-term plans.
Potential destination: There are a couple of decent markets that would make sense. Columbus is definitely one, but 1) I don't think they have strong enough pieces for a return (unless it's Rick Nash or Jeff Carter) and 2) I don't know if the Nucks would want to deal within the same conference which makes Tampa Bay possibly the most viable option.
Trade proposal: Raymond, Schneider and Ballard plus a second round draft pick for Dwayne Roloson, Brett Clark and Steve Downie plus a first round draft pick.
Results from capgeek's trade machine, both teams would be under the cap.
Positives for Nucks
Positives for Lightning
Seems like a win-win situation to me!
Possible Beneficiaries
If Rome/Sulzer/Ballard is moved, their replacement(s) would probably be the first in line to gain extra fantasy value, but Chris Tanev could also see a bit more ice-time.
If Raymond is moved, his replacement would probably receive the extra time, but Chris Higgins or Jannik Hansen could also gain some extra value.
If Schneider is moved, Eddie Lack gains long-term value in keeper leagues.
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Nashville, I sort of agree and I sort of don't... I think they're still a ways off from really contending in the West. The problem is you can only do so much in the playoffs playing purely defence, I mean you gotta score sometime to win. The thing with the Suter situation is it's about long term viability and maximizing return... The problem at the end of the day is Nashville is a small market team with limited spending limit. They can't be a Nucks, Rangers, Detroit, Pens, Hawks and spend up to the cap, so they have to look at production/price value of each player and they've given Rinne that huge contract that has eaten so much of the cap space already, and they'll have a similar contract with Weber... I honestly don't see any room that they can keep Suter. Suter if he hits open market could easily get 6.5-7 and Nashville can't match that, plus they already have pieces in place, Josi, Ellis, so why not maximize return now and move Suter rather than 1) moving him after the season when the best they can land is a conditional draft pick (no they aren't going to weasel their way like they did with Hamhuis) 2) lose him to free agency for nothing... It just doesn't make sense from a managerial point of view. Unless if making the playoffs is the be all and end all objective of this season...
Looks like you were wrong about Phx not making a deal There isn't a lot of potential UFA in the summer, so I'm expecting the free agent class to probably be paid a bit more than usual. Also Doan is pretty valuable, great two-way guy, leadership galore, plus he doesn't shy away from the physical stuff. Plus you have to take his situation into account too, the reason for his numbers being not as fancy is because he's playing for Tippet in Phoenix. If he goes to Detroit he still has enough offensive game to be a 70+ pointer playing with Datsyuk or Zets... He's not really that over the hill yet. $6 mil is on the higher end, but it's certainly achievable. $4-4.5 I think there would be plenty of teams willing to have Doan for that type of money...
SJ is always looking for faceoff guys, I wouldn't be surprised to see them add another one. Even if all they're doing is 4th line stuff... Getting a vet in there with playoff experience is better than them running with a Ferriero, Desjardins or Wingels who lacks playoff experience and could cost them with "rookie" mistakes.
St. Louis for me it's the experience factor. They have none. They might be fine and dandy now during the regular season, but if they had a 7 game series against the Preds or Hawks I don't know if they have enough experience to get them past the line. Keeping Carlo is fine, but they need to bring someone in to anchor that back line. AP and Shatty are great skill wise, but dunno if they can hold the fort against a Suter and Weber...
Van, once again for me it's about long term viability... I know what they have is a good thing, but sometimes you kinda gotta look at the bigger picture as well. Downie isn't a prize but at least 1 team was interested in him... The thing is in the off-season there might be less potential value. Teams right now probably would be willing to pay through the nose. Off-season, fresh start teams have other means in addressing their problems (draft, trade, UFA). Right now the only option is trade, so the price is probably sky-high if they open up to the option of moving Schneider...
Always good for people to share their thoughts and their opinions, especially when they're different to mine.
Makes me think more about my personal thoughts.
Pengwin7 said:
Overall, I don't agree with much of this one.
Nashville is playing as well as they have ever played. The West finally looks ripe for the picking and I don't see why they should tweak their team. Personally, I think they'll hold Suter. His value is too high and while they could always use more offense, I'm not sure they need more offense at the expense of sacrificing the chemistry they have with Suter on defense. (And I know Poile hasn't made a lot of big moves... but Forsberg... 2007... pretty big.)
Phoenix, meh, I know you have to throw somebody out there, but I don't see them making any moves either being in fringe contention. And Detroit offering a 35-year old Shane Doan $6mil per season... yeesh, gotta ask what time you wrote this? Parise should be available for $7-$8m if they are going to be spending. At his age, Doan is worth $4 to $4.5m per year - no more.
San Jose's top five FOW takers are all 50%+... and with Dominic Moore are they really looking for another center like Pahlsson or Gaustad? I'd have to say they already got their checking line guy. (I'll assume you started writing this pre-Moore trade and just never readjusted)
St.Louis is probably fine holding CarloCo. He'll be a UFA and I think they are fine letting that contract run out without searching for another guy. I really don't even think they'll move Stewart. You just don't EFF with chemistry - and they are rolling as well as any team. Chris Stewart on your 3rd or 4th line... I don't see that as a problem really. Something they can address in the off-season.
And finally, you have Vancouver possibly moving Schneider?! Jeez, I don't know about taking on Roloson, for one. Sounds like an awful move, a 40+yr old that has been garbage this year. Downie's no prize... you've seen his -15 right? Schneider will be probably tendered in the off-season to something that is worth at least the 1st/2nd/3rd range if not the 1st/1st/2nd/3rd. That is enormous value - and I think VAN waits for it. I can't even imagine the backlash on VAN management if Luongo stumbles and they have to go to... Roloson!
Yucky, yucky.
Did not like this one.
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LINCOLN — Ninth-ranked Nebraska dug a 16-5 hole by losing five straight matches to Wisconsin on Sunday. And the Huskers couldn't quite get out of it, falling 19-17 in the Big Ten dual to the unranked Badgers in front of 1,008 at the NU Coliseum.
Nebraska coach Mark Manning was disappointed that Wisconsin won close matches that could have flipped the score in the Huskers' favor had even one gone the other way.
"We've got some guys doubting themselves," Manning said. "That is what is going to happen when you doubt yourself: You're going to lose close matches."
The future will be different, Manning said, following the loss to a team that Nebraska defeated 36-0 in Madison last year.
"Yes, I'd like to win all of these duals," Manning said. "But I want to win in March."
That's when conference and NCAA championship matches are held.
The Huskers were without injured All-American James Green, ranked eighth with a 12-2 record overall and 5-0 in duals. Senior Ross Grande, who normally wrestles at 165 pounds, filled in for Green at 157 and suffered a 4-2 loss to Kalvin York. York was assessed two stall warnings in the third period while hanging on for the win in the third-from-last match.
Nebraska won the last two matches handily, with Austin Wilson winning 11-5 at 165 and Robert Kokesh beating Scott Liegel 18-2 at 174, but the Huskers still came up two points short of the victory.
Veteran Josh Ihnen got the Huskers off to a 5-0 start with a 17-0 win over Ben Cox. But a five-match drought followed.
The next match at 197 went to overtime between NU's Caleb Kolb and Jackson Hein, an undefeated but unranked junior. Hein scored a takedown in the sudden victory period to pull Wisconsin to 5-3.
Manning expects to have Spencer Johnson back at 197 pounds next week. Johnson won 23 matches last year as a redshirt freshman but is recovering from a knee injury.
The heavyweight match between two redshirt freshmen had the potential for a Husker upset, but Wisconsin's No. 14 Connor Medbery pulled out a 4-2 win over Donny Longendyke.
After the Kolb and Longendyke losses, Wisconsin won three straight to build its lead. Matt Cavallaris beat NU freshman Eric Coufal 7-4 at 125 pounds; Tom Kelliher beat NU's Shawn Nagel 5-1 at 133 pounds; and No. 9 Tylar Graff beat Ridge Kiley 13-5 at 141 pounds.
Manning said the Huskers' lineup will look different when the team travels to meet future Big Ten rivals Rutgers and Maryland in the Grapple at the Garden tournament Dec. 16 at New York's Madison Square Garden.
Among the changes could be the return of injured Skyler Woods, a freshman who won three prep state titles while competing at Platte County High School north of Kansas City, Mo. Woods has a 6-3 overall record as a Husker.
Individual results: 184 pounds: Josh Ihnen, NU, tech. fall. Ben Cox, 17-0. 197: Jackson Hein, UW, sudden victory (overtime) Caleb Kolb, 3-1. Hwt: Connor Medbery, UW, dec. Donny Longendyke, 3-1. 125: Matt Cavallaris, UW, dec. Eric Coufal, 7-4. 133: Tom Kelliher, UW, dec. Shawn Nagel, 5-1. 141: Tyler Graff, UW, major dec. Ridge Kiley, 13-5. 149: Jake Sueflohn, NU, major dec. Cole Schmitt, 9-1. 157: Kalvin York, UW, dec. Ross Grande, 4-2. 165: Austin Wilson, NU, dec. Frank Cousins, 11-5. 174: Robert Kokesh, NU, tech. fall Scott Liegel, 18-2.
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Effective with the 2009-2010 academic year, first-time, full-time residential students will not be permitted to park a motorized vehicle on the campus of Southern Connecticut State University.
First-year students who choose to live on campus are expected to become engaged participants in their living/learning communities and to contribute to the life of the university. In addition, the experiences gained from a residential experience contribute immeasurably to the overall education of the student, as well as the academic success of the student, at Southern. The staff of the Office of Residence Life as well as the student programming groups such as the Student Government Association, the Inter-Residence Council, and the Programs Council, offer a rich array of social, education, cultural and recreational programs through the week. These programs build on and support the educational goals of the First Year Experience Program, Southern's distinctive and highly successful program designed to support first-year students in their success at the university. Frequent and significant absences from one's assigned living community interrupt the development of strong learning communities and maximal student learning.
In rare and extraordinary circumstances, the university, at its sole discretion, may provide a waiver of this vehicle prohibition policy to an individual student for some or all of the semester, and/or academic year. Beginning with the Fall 2013 semester, the university will also consider exceptions for verifiable employment related reasons. Waivers which are filed on the basis of medical circumstances, compelling life circumstances and/or employment circumstances will be considered, as follows:
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They say that people should use the Pokemon they cherish most and it's available in-game, it must be used. But what's the point of it being used if there are restrictions for it from being used in official battle facilities and tournaments? The endgame legendaries have the worst treatment of this scenario because they're always overpowered, and they require you to use another endgame legendary, or a few selected OU Pokemon, to defeat it. It's something Game Freak will need to fix for people who love to use legendaries on their team so they won't be restricted to in-game use only. So far, I only have two solutions on nerfing them:
1. Reducing their base stats to 600 since that's supposedly the total number of stats a Pokemon is allowed to be used in a battle facility (Pokemon w/ base 670 are the exception because they have a nerf ability). However, event Pokemon are discluded because it must be Pokemon you could actually catch in-game rather from an event.
2. Limiting their movepool would also help nerf their OP status so regular Pokemon who also have shallow movepool could stand a chance. They've done it with the Tao trio, but apparently it wasn't enough to make them non-uber material because of their base stats (except Kyurem).
I really wanted to use a non-uber endgame legendary on my team, but my rules prevent me from using them.


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Babycakes Los Angeles
A certain little guy enjoyed his cupcake top from Babycakes. They're gluten free, agave sweetened cupcakes tops are so delicious! It is my favorite thing I have tasted there, for sure. The frosting is thick and sweet. Besides the cupcake tops, I tried two different cupcakes, brownies and banana bread. I was surprised that I liked the banana cupcake more than the vanilla one, it was more moist and flavorful. I tried a couple agave sweetened brownies but they were a little dry for me. The banana bread was good- moist and not too sweet.
When we went we weren't able to find a parking spot on the street (it was the grand opening) but we turned right down Los Angeles st (right after the bakery) and there was a $4 lot. When I go again I hope to find parking on the street. It seemed like there were more vegans than gluten free people. Anyways I really love being able to get gluten free, agave sweetened sweets. Just heavenly!
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I recommend some cookies, cake, brownies or muffing, they have fun doing these little things. I do them in my house with my kids on gluten-free. Comes a gluten-free flour is called Chia Seed Flour is excellent, I recommend it 100%, has omega 3 and many nutrients for children. I was watching on You Tube and have many things to do for children. This company is called Nuchia Foods and you can get easy www.nuchiafoods.com.
- March 8, 2011 at 9:55 AM
- Vanessa said...
I frequent Babycakes about once a month. I work about a mile from it and enjoy walking to their store. So far, I love their cinnamon sugar donut holes and their chocolate chip cookies. Have you tried any other bakeries, like The Sensitive Baker in Culver City? i just went today and was amazing.
Check out my blog if you'd like... maybe we can exchange recipes and experiences in Los Angeles?
- June 26, 2011 at 3:10 PM
Hi Vanessa,
Sorry for the 9 month late reply, but we've been really busy.
We've gone to the sensitive baker several times over the years and even before they had the makeover. Good place to get a lot of GF products if you're over in Culver City.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie possibly tie the knot, Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are expecting, and Helen Mirren gets her Hollywood Walk of Fame star in this week's Hollywood headlines.
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Helen Mirren's star gets a prime spot on Hollywood Walk of Fame( Chris Pizzello / Invision / AP / January 4, 2013 )
Helen Mirren, Oscar winner for her performance in 2007's "The Queen," was queen for a day in Hollywood on Thursday, receiving the 2,488th star on the Walk of Fame. She even had a king to attend to her in her new home. "The 'queen's' star," said Leron Gubler, Hollywood Chamber of Commerce president and chief exec, "is located right next to that of the 'king,' Colin Firth. We've kind of made this, in front of the Pig 'N Whistle, we've kind of made this a Brit location."
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