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The Dean's List brings its readers a new series offering quick intelligence on the upcoming 2012 NHL Draft class. Several high profile names have already been featured extensively over the past few months and The Dean's List will continue to cater to the prospect junkies by profiling more draft-eligible players in future articles. Rapid Fire gives us an opportunity to update the readers on several draft prospects' recent performances and how they have performed in the most recent months. Do you want to know if a prospect is rising? Falling? Injured? Check Rapid Fire to see if your favourite prospect is trending in the hockey world. Consider this exclusive access to the mind of The Dean's List as recent thoughts on draft-eligible prospects are spewed aloud for everyone to read.
Alex Galchenyuk – C (Sarnia Sting)
The 2012 draft curse's first victim was super-skilled centre Alex Galchenyuk after he caught a rut in pre-season action causing him to miss 65 games of OHL action. Well, Gally's back. Galchenyuk has been trending upwards since returning from injury and although Galchenyuk is only seven games into his comeback he has shown no ill effects from his knee surgery. The Sarnia Sting's backs are against the wall as the team trails the Saginaw Spirit 3-2 in the first round series meaning viewings of Galchenyuk could come to a close quickly unless Sarnia can extend their playoff run.
The Dean's List has been fortunate to watch Galchenyuk return first hand and his skating appears to be as good as it was pre-injury and with each passing shift he continues to show flashes of his special skill. Through five playoff games, Galchenyuk has played alongside Nail Yakupov occasionally but not as frequent as last season. In fact, through Alex Galchenyuk's past seven games he has been the better player of the two often stealing Yakupov's thunder with dynamic puckhandling displays on a nightly basis. Regardless of limited action this season, Galchenyuk remains number two on The Dean's List draft ranking. Galchenyuk has 2 goals and 4 points through 5 playoff games.
Trending: Up...Up....Upwards (Potential Top 3 pick)
Dalton Thrower – D (Saskatoon Blades)
In a draft class with endless defensive depth it takes some damn good hockey to get notice and move up the rankings but Saskatoon's Dalton Thrower has made huge strides this season impressing scouts along the way. The name "Thrower" is fitting for a tough defenseman ready to throw the gloves with any willing participant. Modelling his game after Canucks' gritty defenseman Kevin Bieksa, Dalton Thrower's offers plenty of tenacity as he cleared the 100 penalty minute barrier this season. Defensively aware of his surroundings, Thrower has become an instrumental piece to the Blades' defensive game as well as offensive attack. Dalton possesses an underrated offensive game with plenty of upside and given that he finished eighth in WHL defensive scoring with 18 goals and 54 points it will not surprise anyone that Thrower is highly coveted entering the 2012 NHL Entry Draft.
Trending: Upwards (potential 1st/early 2nd)
Dylan Blujus – D (Brampton Battalion)
Thanks to the help of sophomore defenseman Dylan Blujus and his five points the Brampton Battalion swept the Sudbury Wolves in the opening round of OHL playoff action shutting down the league's top scorer in Michael Sgarbossa (Colorado Avalanche). Scouts have taken notice of the big 6'3" defenseman from Amherst, New York and his splendid package of offensive weaponry and defensive acumen. Consistency remains an issue with Blujus but after recording a seven goal and 34 point season there will be plenty of teams excited at the prospect of drafting Blujus as he possesses untapped potential. Every year there are several second and third round drafted defensemen that emerge as impactful players leaving many to wonder, "how did that player fall that far?"Dylan Blujus has the potential to become that defenseman.
Trending: Quietly moving up (2nd Round/early 3rd)
Jesse Graham – D (Niagara Ice Dogs)
The name is likely unrecognizable to the casual draft follower but Jesse Graham is a puck-moving defenseman The Dean's List has taken a liking to. On a roster featuring Bruins' prospect Dougie Hamilton and Stars' prospect Jamie Oleksiak, Graham has been honing his skills behind two blue liners able to teach the young undersized (5'11") Toronto-native. Graham has been trending upwards for quite some time now but is doing so in the large shadows of Hamilton. The sophomore OHL defenseman tallied an impressive 41 points this past season and recorded a plus-25 rating. Graham's potential is endless and The Dean's List expects him to take the offensive reigns from Dougie Hamilton next year and lead this team from the backend. Through four playoff games, Jesse Graham has one goal and three points. Get Graham on your radar.
Trending: Sleeper (late 2nd, more likely 3rd round)
Henrik Samuelsson - RW (Edmonton Oil Kings)
Making the jump to the Western Hockey League midseason and becoming an immediate factor for the Edmonton Oil Kings is an impressive feat. Henrik Samuelsson joined the Oil Kings in January after travelling the world in attempts of finding his permanent team. The son of former NHL defenseman Ulf Samuelsson, Henrik decided to head to Sweden to play under his fathers' Modo team after competing in the US NTDP last season. Once thought to be a top 15 talent in the 2012 draft class, Henrik has slipped a bit in the rankings but his arrival in Edmonton has rejuvenated his draft stock. In 28 games for the Oil Kings, Henrik Samuelsson netted seven goals and 23 points to go along with a sparkling plus-25 rating. Playing with loads of passion, Samuelsson has a bit of a mean streak and is not afraid of dropping the mitts to rescue a teammate. Considered a weak skater by scouts, Henrik's offensive skill set includes a heavy shot, good vision and solid puck skills. If Samuelsson can improve his first step and show some on-ice discipline he has the potential to become an impactful top nine forward at the NHL level.
Trending: Top 50 Pick...moving on up.
Olli Määttä – D (London Knights)
Stepping up your game at the absolute perfect time can drastically influence your draft stock and London Knights' import defenseman Olli Määttä has showed up in a big way. Scouts attempted to gauge Määttä's value all season long as the Finn accustomed himself to the North American game. Knights' coach Mark Hunter has certainly recognized that value that Määttä brings to the team on a nightly basis. Olli has become a staple on the talented Knights' blue liner both offensively and defensively as a player that can be trusted in all situations. Määttä has always been a mature player competing internationally as an underage defenseman for Finland for many years but his experience is starting to show as he becomes an elite OHL defenseman. The versatile Määttä has recorded five assists in London's first round sweep of the Windsor Spitfires placing him sixth amongst OHL defensemen in scoring. He's quickly developing into a coach's favourite and that will go a long way to him being selected high in the upcoming draft.
Trending: Rising (Top 20 Pick but could surprise in Top 12)
Oscar Dansk – G (Brynas)
The 2012 goaltending class has been discussed in depth with very little consensus on the top draft-eligible netminder. Sweden`s Oscar Dansk joins World Junior star Andrey Vasilevski and the oft-injured Malcolm Subban as potential top-tier goaltenders in the upcoming draft class. All three puck stoppers have outplayed their draft peers at one point or another this season but in the end The Dean's List leans toward Oscar Dansk as the top goaltender. Blessed with great size (6'3") and ridiculous athleticism, Dansk is perhaps the most technically sound goalie of the draft class. As with most young goaltenders, Dansk has struggled with consistency in his draft year but he has been downright filthy on the international stage. At the U-18 Five Nations Cup, pucks were unable to penetrate Oscar Dansk's crease posting a remarkable 0.967 save percentage en route to an undefeated record and gold medal. As a product of the highly touted Shattuck St.Mary's hockey program (see Crosby, Toews), Dansk has developed into a consummate professional and his hard work could pay off come draft day.
Trending: Holding Steady (Potential 1st Round Pick but likely early-mid 2nd)
Radek Faksa – C (Kitchener Rangers)
Maple Leafs' fans across the globe have been anxiously awaiting their upcoming first round selection after going two years without their own top pick. In Leaf Nation, two names keep surfacing as potential "saviours" for the struggling franchise including the abovementioned Galchenyuk as well as centerman Radek Faksa. Faksa has first line upside but the Czech pivot is much more likely to fit in as a second-line complimentary player than carry the offensive load of being the team's number one. Unfortunately, after posting a goal and three points in four playoff games, Radek Faksa has been sidelined indefinitely with concussion-like symptoms leaving teams to calculate the impact of yet another injury to a 2012 draft prospect.
Trending: Holding Steady but could slide with concussion news (Top 15 pick)
Teuvo Teräväinen – RW (Jokerit)
The creative Finnish winger has been a favourite of The Dean's List since the beginning of the year but Teräväinen has been simply dominant over the past few months creeping his way up the draft rankings by other scouting agencies. Last August Teräväinen impressed at the Ivan Hlinka Tournament and dominated the U-18 Five Nations Cup leading the tournament with six goals and two assists in three games. In a draft lacking depth of offensive forwards, Teräväinen is an undersized winger with creative offensive instincts, strong sniping abilities and shiftiness that will likely continue to climb up the rankings. There is a good possibility that Teräväinen is selected inside the top 15 and could become the top-drafted Finn.
Trending: Quick Riser (Large range 10-40th but TDL leans towards mid 1st)
Thomas Wilson – RW (Plymouth Whalers)
Projecting draft slots for big smart physical forwards is extremely difficult to do and Tom Wilson is no different. Last year, Brian Burke traded up three spots at the draft to grab a similar player in Tyler Biggs and the potential for Wilson is there to go in the first round. With few easily identified game-breaking offensive forwards this year, Tom Wilson enters the draft as a "safe pick" as he is capable of filling several roles, much like Tyler Biggs. Wilson is a prototypical power forward with skills to play inside the top six but could also thrive as a third liner.
Trending: Creeping Up (15-40th range)
Please check back in as The Dean's List continues to profile the 2012 draft class and returns with Rapid Fire updating the progression of draft-eligible players as their season winds down. If hockey prospects fancy you, be sure to follow @rossyyoungblood on twitter for more ramblings.


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Review: Cosmos System Care Free scans your computer for any problems
Cosmos System Care Free is touted as your all-in-one maintenance tool to keep your computer system healthy and clean. Indeed, when you first download the program, you are offered the chance for an immediate scan. However, while this program seems to be wide in scope, the free version only offers to scan your computer for problems; it doesn't fix them.
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Easter: What are the top 15 candy brands on Facebook?
As Easter approaches, many kids (and adults) will wake up Sunday morning to baskets waiting to be filled with Easter eggs and chocolate.
So we took a look into PageData's numbers to find out what candies are most-liked by Facebook users. While Hershey's, Snickers, Reese's and M&M's were near the top of the list, the candy page with the most likes on Facebook doesn't have any chocolate.
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Can Facebook, Instagram posts predict buying behavior?
There's an interesting way marketers are reaching out to customers through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. When users post that they're pregnant, or recently engaged — or another significant life event — that's data marketers can use to predict buying behavior.
Viralheat, a social marketing management firm, says that many clients are seeing success by tracking this type of conversation. For instance, a variety of retailers could target ads toward a user (or join the discussion) who posts a picture of a ring on Instagram with the hashtag #Engaged or makes a public post about an engagement.
Viralheat spoke with Inside Facebook about how brands can use more information that users freely post in order to turn fans into influencers.
DataPoint: Spotify app shows strong user growth and higher engagement
Spotify's Facebook app has been topping AppData's leaderboards for some time now. It's the top gainer this week in monthly active users (MAUs), accumulating almost 1.4 million new MAUs. Spotify has over 32 million MAUs, and its DAU/MAU engagement has increased five percent in the past week.
Back in 2011, the music streaming service angered many users (and potential users) when it made Facebook Connect its only means of signing up for the platform. The company had to defend itself from the onslaught of complaints, and eventually backtracked on the policy about a year later. While the company had hoped its integration with Facebook would help boost its user base, the app's recent growth shows that you don't need to make Facebook the only option in order to be successful on the platform.
Facebook shows actual rating on place-based pages
Facebook appears to be doing what it can to spark reviews from users. Earlier, Facebook tested a script on the review field that would lead a person to write a longer, more descriptive review.
Now, as Inside Facebook reader Matteo Gamba noticed, some place-based pages are seeing the actual rating next to the star symbols on a page's timeline.
Facebook launches Nearby Friends feature for mobile
Wondering which of your Facebook friends are in the neighborhood? Facebook now gives you that answer. Soon, Android and iOS users will be able to opt-in to a location service called Nearby Friends.
Facebook stressed in the blog post announcement that this is opt-in (compared to many other services Facebook launches, which are opt-out). Facebook has done something similar in the past, where users are notified when a friend checks in somewhere nearby, but now you'll be able to see who is around without them checking in.
Users who do this will be able to choose who can see their location.
Case Study: Retailer uses Custom Audiences to drive 35:1 ROI
One of the most popular ad tools on Facebook right know is Custom Audiences. An online retailer recently tapped Facebook Preferred Marketing Developer SocialWire to reach current customers with targeted ads via Custom Audiences, experiencing an average last-click return on investment of $32 for each $1 spent.
The campaign opened up the client's inventory of 50,000 products, pushing advertisements for 600 of them. SocialWire found that 89 of these products had an ROI greater than 35:1, with some hitting as high as 45:1.
How did they do it?
Facebook battling bug affecting link posts
Many page admins have been struggling with link posts lately, unable to upload an image to go along with the post. The image that goes along with the link post is just the default one that Facebook pulls from the website.
Facebook confirmed to Inside Facebook that it's not a change in link posts, but a bug that the company is dealing with.
Who are Facebook users rooting for in the NHL playoffs?
The National Hockey League Stanley Cup Playoffs are coming up, and Facebook mined its data to find out where fans of each team are.
The above map of the U.S. and Canada shows which NHL team has the most Facebook fans from each state or province.
Is Facebook considering a PayPal-like service?
If reports by the Financial Times and TechCrunch are to believed, Facebook wants your money.
The Financial Times reported this week that Facebook is looking into adding electronic money transferring to its ecosystem.
Stories say that the social network is only "weeks away," from getting properly approved in Ireland for a service that would let user store money on Facebook and use it to exchange money with friends and pay for goods — similar to PayPal.
This process would allow Facebook to become an "e-money" institution and make it so its European users can send money throughout the continent. Financial Times notes that Facebook has discussed partnering with a few London-based startups that specialize in money transferring services via desktop and mobile: TransferWise, Moni Technologies and Azimo. It would also require Facebook to hold €350,000 and segregate funds equal to the amount of money it has earmarked for this service.
But why is Facebook reportedly getting into this market?
UPDATED: Facebook rolls out recommendation feature
Facebook is rolling out a new feature that allows users to ask friends for movie, book and TV show recommendations.
Inside Facebook reader Matteo Gamba noticed that the social network asked him to ask a friend to recommend a show they've watched or a book they like.
A Facebook spokesperson told Inside Facebook that this is not a test, but something the site has rolled out.
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In the days following E3, we've been discussing the newest toys-to-life craze in the videogame world: Disney Infinity. Borrowing a page from Activision's Skylanders games, the latest of which (Skylanders Swap Force) we'll be previewing extensively soon, Disney Infinity uses real-life toys that can be placed on a portal so that figure appears in the game itself. Because it's a Disney game, Disney Infinity has a host of franchises from which to pull, giving it infinitely long legs in entertainment potential. Yesterday we covered the Pirates of … [Read more...]
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MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Early 2011 Left Fan Replacement
Replace the left fan in your MacBook Pro 15" Unibody Early 2011.
- Author: Walter Galan
- Difficulty: Moderate
Replace a faulty fan to keep temperatures down.
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For certain repairs (e.g. hard drive), disconnecting the battery connector is not necessary but it prevents any accidental shorting of electronics on the motherboard. If you do not disconnect the battery connector, please be careful as parts of the motherboard might be electrified.
Use the edge of a spudger to pry the battery connector upwards from its socket on the logic board.
It is useful to pry upward on both short sides of the connector to "walk" it out of its socket.
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Use the flat end of a spudger to disconnect the left fan connector from the logic board.
It is useful to twist the spudger axially from beneath the fan cable wires to release the connector.
The fan socket and the fan connector can be seen in the second and third pictures. Be careful not to break the plastic fan socket off the logic board as you use your spudger to lift the fan connector straight up and out of its socket. The layout of the logic board shown in the second picture may look slightly different than your machine but the fan socket is the same.
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Step 1 (technically step 9 - replacing the base plate) Apparently one of my screws was a micron or two smaller than the others. This screw belongs to the hole above the optical drive, which is also apparently a couple of microns smaller than the others. It took seven attempts to figure which screw had originally been in that hole; all the other screws were too large, but fitted perfectly everywhere else.
Bizarre much?
It might be a matter of how the screws are driven in, and not that they're slightly different sizes. When I reassembled my MacBook, a couple of the screws, including the one over the optical drive you mention, were hard to drive in and jutted up a little bit instead of sitting entirely flush. Swapping screws didn't help. The solution was to unscrew them and drive them in at a bit of an angle - perpendicular to the slightly curved surface of the back plate where the screw holes were, instead of fully vertical with respect to the ground the Macbook is sitting on. Doing it that way, the screws were easier to drive in and they all ended up flush in their holes. Didn't matter which screws they were. (I swapped a few around just to check after reading this.)
At first sight I was confused when I read the description at this step, 'cause it seemed that disconnecting the battery connector was optional, in order to eliminate static discharge. While it's a helpful advice in other circumstances (as mentioned as an example changing hard drives), when changing the battery it is not an option - you have to disconnect the battery connector.
It would have been better to mention the optional disconnecting recommendation in a side-note.
Other than that, an excellent guide!
the fact that this step is optional can not be stressed enough. i tried disconnecting the battery and in the process it short circuited which now leaves me with an even more expensive problem than i had before when i just wanted to change hard drives (at least the new hard drive works fine..)
the hard drive changing worked though.
Excellent guide, it was as easy as a breeze to replace my battery. I can't believe I nearly followed Apple in their saying that this part was not user replaceable. Great job for this description, and many thanks. iFixIt is THE reference for Mac owners.
So - I have a weird comment about this. I wanted to make sure that I was getting the right model - so I opened up my laptop and then thought "well, why not just remove the battery while i'm in here, it's shot anyway". Though, I forgot about the stupid screws (Apple really did us over on that one!). Though I disconnected the battery connector and didn't bother to re-connect it when I was finished and just put the cover back on.
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I believe Ortiz will be a HOF. The whole DH argument is kinda invalid since no other DH other than Martinez (who will get into the HOF within the next year or 2) and Frank Thomas (will be a first ballot next year) have had numbers even close to Ortiz. A lot of People are arguing that if Martinez isn't in then Ortiz doesn't have a chance. Well Ortiz has a couple of things on his resume that Martinez doesn't. Ortiz has hit already over 130 more hr's, he is considered one of the most clutch hitters of all time, a career WS batting average of .455, and most importantly he has 3 world series titles along with a World series MVP. Meanwhile, Martinez never made it to the World Series.
Obviously the biggest argument against Ortiz is his suspicions of PED. First off, Ortiz has never been proven to be a PED user. His ties to PEDs are very loose and almost completely based on speculation. People should also keep in mind that it will be at least 6 to seven years before his name comes up on the ballot. I wouldn't be surprised if by then there will already be a couple of people with similar ties to PED's in the Hall.
When it comes down to it David Ortiz is
1. A 3 time World Champion and World Series MVP
2. Arguably the greatest clutch hitter of all time
3. Considered by many the greatest DH of all-time
4. A beloved player who has been a leader of his team for the past decade
5. Statistically one of the greatest world series batters of all time
Finally, I wouldn't be surprised if Ortiz got to, or at least very close to, 500 home runs. He currently has 431 and if he could put up another season like this past one followed by a couple of 15-20 home run seasons he would be right at 500. So I don't think the idea of Ortiz reaching 500 home runs is as out of the question as people act.


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"If RNA ruled the last decade and DNA dominated the previous one, could the next decade be the one for lipids? The ultimate energy storage units, lipids are well known for encasing the cell in a watertight membrane, but lipids are oh-so much more. In particular, lipids are emerging as key signaling molecules in eukaryotes, transmitting messages both within and between cells. In this Select, we explore recent studies highlighting the diverse physiological roles of these "lipid messengers"—from modulating pain perception and bone formation to reining in renegade inflammatory responses."Cell. Volume 143, Issue 6, 10 December 2010, Pages 853-5.
This commentary outlines the two most highly cited explanations for the etiology of insulin resistance: lipid overload versus inflammation: Taub, G. Prosperity's Plague. 17 July 1990. Science. 325:256-60.
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Gorgeous 1-owner custom in Gated Isleworth. Beautifully appointed spacious floorplan features a gourmet kitchen with granite, island and butlers pantry, open to the breakfast, family and banquet size dining rooms. Formal living, study, master suite and 2nd suite down, and more. Resort style pool with spa and grand outdoor living area. Negotiable decorator allowance to reflect your personal style in the decor and make this house your home.
Over 37 Acres on HWY 380 (University). Great potential in rapidly growing commercial area. Close to newly built Baylor of McKinney with many major entities under devlopement. Property is being taxed at AG rate but will be subject to rollback tax due to change of use. Buyer to verify and pay rollback taxes at closing.
Hard corner at Alma & Eldorado 1.34 acres road frontage located in Stonebridge Ranch next to 60,000 sq ft Senior Living Center Mass grading is complete, utilities are pulled, Office condo will be ideal or medical office, bank. Close to New Methodist Hospital on Stonebridge & Eldorado. Buy Now before all lots are GONE!!! Other lots available see attachment.
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Ed's JavaLand 2014 Picks
This entry lists Ed's picks for the brand new JavaLand conference. Many of the talks are in German, but there is enough English to make it worth your time. It looks like there is a lot more English content in day two.
Just a Spoonful of Java EE Makes the AngularJS Localization Problem Go Away
I presented this demo at DevNexus 2014 in Atlanta today. It is Reza's demo with just a pinch more Java EE thrown in. This blog entry covers how to fully internationalize an AngularJS application with just a pinch of Java EE.
Ed's DevNexus 2014 Picks
I've been blessed with the opportunity to speak at DevNexus 2014. This is my first time speaking at a DevNexus event and I'm excited at the opportunity to meet and learn from many top-name speakers currently practicing today. As I planned out my time here are the sessions I've added to my calendar.
How to Overwrite The Version of Mojarra in WLS 12.1.2 and Beyond
This blog entry describes an unsupported process for overwriting the version of Mojarra that comes bundled in WLS 12.1.2 and beyond with an arbitrary version (from groupId org.glassfish artifactId javax.faces).
JSF 2.2 ClientWindow, Links and "Open in New Tab"
I've been talking about JSF 2.2 new features out on the conference trail for quite a while now. I usually talk about the big three: Flows, Resource Library Contracts, and HTML5 Friendly Markup. This blog entry talks about another, mostly behind-the-scenes, feature:
My JavaOne 2013: Wrapup
My JavaOne 2013: Wrapup
This blog entry summarizes my session participation at JavaOne 2013. I plan to update this entry with links to the content on Parleys.com as it becomes available.
My JavaOne 2013
This blog entry summarizes my session participation at JavaOne 2013. The more serious business of parties is an entirely different matter not fit for blogging.
My JavaZone 2013
I had the pleasure of speaking at JavaZone in Oslo this year. Here is a collection of links of the talks I attended.
Hadi Hariri from JetBrains plugs his Kotlin based JavaScript web app framework. Ample context is given to place this offer in the context of the new crop of thin-server architecture solutions.
Upcoming JSF 2.2 Classes from Ed Burns
I've been blessed with the opportunity to speak about JSF 2.2 at JavaZone and JavaOne.
Mojarra JIRA Tips
This brief blog entry explains the Mojarra bug triage process, and shares some tips for maximizing the chances your bug will be quickly fixed and find its way into a release. Mojarra is the JSF implementation in several app servers and is the source code from which the reference implementation of the JSF specification is derived.


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WHITE LAKE, Mich. - Peter John Kerttu of White Lake, passed away Nov. 18, 2012 from a brain aneurysm at age 73.
He was born Jan. 27, 1939, in Hancock, son of the late John and Agnes Kerttu; brother of Paul Kerttu.
Mr. Kerttu was a 1956 graduate of Lyon Mountain High School in New York. He was a member of Michigan Technological University Huskies Club and Friends of Lyon Mt.
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Current Regional Activities in the Middle East Include:
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- Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles (PCFV)
- Middle East Environment Ministries, Partners and Other Resources
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Public Participation in Environmental Decision-making
Public Participation Guide: Engage the public. Preserve the planet.
EPA launched an international public participation toolkit, which is located on EPA's website, and which provides tools for public participation and public outreach in environmental decision-making. It is designed with government agencies in mind and is initially focused on the Middle East, citing examples of public participation and public outreach throughout the Middle East. It will be also used in other regions of the world, including Central America, Chile, Africa, and Asia.
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Regional Networks
Regional environmental enforcement networks promote the rule of law, good environmental governance and sustainable development within a specific region by strengthening capacity to implement and enforce environmental requirements. EPA has helped to build, support and launch regional networks in the Middle East. These include:
The networks provide a means for participating countries to cooperate in the implementation of environmental law and encourage exchange in the field of environmental compliance and enforcement.
Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles (PCFV)
EPA has worked with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Global Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles (PCFV) to launch the development of a Middle East and North Africa Roadmap for Clean Fuels and Vehicles, with the goal of moving the region to lead-free and lower-sulfur fuel and introducing more fuel efficient and cleaner vehicles.
In support of this goal, UNEP held a Clean Fuels and Vehicles Middle East regional workshop in September 2010 in Cairo, Egypt.
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The Fabulous Flying Machines of Alberto Santos-Dumont takes place in Paris in the early 1900s at the same time the Wright Brothers were making their mark on history in the US. Alberto loved to fly around Paris in his dirigible, a flying balloon that looks somewhat like a blimp. He had a dream that everyone would some day fly instead of drive. And, like a true inventor, Alberto was never satisfied. He wanted to make a vessel that would go farther and faster. Well, it took about three years, but he did it. Alberto transformed his balloon into a box with wings. This new flying machine was the early version of an airplane. Many inventors in Europe had tried unsuccessfully to get their own inventions off the ground, but Alberto triumphed where many had failed.
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Despite re-breaking the school record in the 200 medley relay on Saturday afternoon, Valparaiso lost a 136-77 decision to Wright State at the Athletics-Recreation Center pool in the Crusaders' home opener.
The relay team of Shaunna Dangremond (Tucson, Ariz./Sabino H.S.), Amy Andracki (Arlington Heights, Ill./Prospect H.S.), Rachel Majercik (Schaumburg, Ill./Conant H.S.), and Jaclyn Krause (Rochester, Mich./Notre Dame Prep H.S.), touched the wall in 1:50.69, nearly a second faster than the previous school mark set last weekend.
"It is really nice to see us drop a lot of time off of the school record," head coach Bryan Morrison said.
Krause won the 100 freestyle by .07 seconds with a time of 54.45 seconds while Andracki was second in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:08.71.
Majercik also finished runner-up in the 100 butterfly while Becky Crabtree (Mason, Ohio/Mason H.S.) earned a second place finish for the Crusaders in the 50 freestyle with a time of 54.99 seconds.
Anna Orwick (Broadlands, Ill./Champaign Central H.S.) also had the second best mark in the one-meter diving with a score of 193.15.
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Deep structure, continental margins nature and evolution of oceanic gateways in the NE border of the Antarctic Peninsula (Eastern Bransfield and Drake Passage, Antarctica [CNDP-ESP_IPY_POL2006-13836-C03-01]
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I have been a casual hockey fan. I first started liking the Kings when I moved to California in 1989 and watched them on Prime Ticket. I remember the Great One of course, Kelly Hrudey, and Luc Robitaille. I didn't go to my first Kings game until November 2003 when the Kings were playing the St Louis Blues and lost 1-0.(I had no reliable transportation when I first moved to CA, and I then lived in Japan from 1994-1999) I remember it was 80s Day and featured the likes of Rogie Vachon and Marcel Dionne Other personal things came up during that time and took my mind off hockey (the lockout didn't help either)
What got me interested again this year? Primarily the Mountain Dew promo for a $20 seat in the 300 section and the free hat This may seem ho-hum to some people, but the game on February 23 really excited me. It sucked to see the Kings lose after clawing back and forcing OT, but I liked the effort I really enjoyed the antics of the fans in my section and the drummers (my co-worker said that Ducks fans aren't as entertaining as Kings fans). I enjoyed listening to Marcel Dionne on Kings Talk on the drive back to southwestern Riverside County.
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