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In the two years since CHOICE Computer's previous survey in 2009, there has been a major shift from ADSL to ADSL2/2+, and the demise of dial-up as the primary means of connection. Just five people of almost 4000 responses cited it as their connection type.
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Seth Edick, captain of the U18 Nike Boys signed today at Rampart High School to play soccer for Johnson and Wales starting in Fall of 2013. Seth is pictured with his proud mom Cheri Epler (U18 team manager). Seth and his team will be playing in the State Cup Final on May 12 versus Storm for a place at Regionals in Hawaii.
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quote:Charlie's mom has cancer (which is a recycle of Charlie having cancer.)
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Davis Chevrolet partners with Calgary Stampeders player to tackle bullyingBy: Matt Durnan | Posted: Thursday, Jan 30, 2014 01:08 pm Davis Chevrolet in Airdrie has partnered with Calgary Stampeders defensive tackle Randy Chevrier to bring awareness and educate children on the issue of bullying. The Tackle Bullying program in Airdrie kicked off in December 2013 and has made three stops to date at Westbrook School in Cochrane, Meadowbrook Middle School in Airdrie and Ecole Airdrie Middle School. Davis Chevrolet General Manager Glenn Smaha said three other presentations are slated for the near future including at the Airdrie Boys and Girls Club�s Pink Shirt Day on Feb. 26. �We�re looking to target the middle school and elementary-school-aged children for this program,� said Smaha. �We feel that we can affect more change and positive behaviour in the younger age groups.� Tackle Bullying also offers a presentation for parents that are shown in the evening. �A lot of the issues surrounding bullying start at home, so we want to get the parents involved and informed as well,� said Smaha. Smaha connected with Chevrier through Twitter and found the football player had been running a similar program in Calgary as to what Smaha was looking to establish in Airdrie. �His (Chevrier�s) beliefs and initiatives aligned with what we were looking to do up here,� said Smaha. �He�s a strong community advocate and he has a level of status to get his message out. Our role is just to facilitate him and arrange the booking and get him out in the community.� The one-hour presentation focuses on the concepts and roots of bullying, while establishing the differences between the bully and the bullied. Chevrier delves into what to do when confronted by bullying and encourages bystanders to speak up when they see it happening. For more information, contact Glen at firstname.lastname@example.com Comments
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Cemeteries in Andover
From Andover Answers
Memorial Hall Library Reference Desk has a notebook listing of all graves.
- Chapel Cemetery at Phillips Academy
- Originally the cemetery for the Andover Theological Seminary
- Jenkins Family Cemetery
- Located off Douglas Road near the Jenkins Farmhouse.
- Graves in this cemetery date back to 1752.
- North Parish Burial Ground in North Andover
- First burial ground established in Andover. Andover split into the North Parish (North Andover) and South Parish (Andover) in 1855.
- "The Old Burial Ground on Academy Road, North Andover
- Saint Francis Seminary Cemetery
- On River Road
- South Church Cemetery
- Oldest cemetery in Andover
- First burial was Robert Russell in 1710.
- List of people buried in South Church Cemetery
- Spring Grove Cemetery
- This is the Andover town cemetery. At the annual town meeting on March 1, 1869, it was voted to purchase land for the cemetery. A history of the cemetery is contained in a pamphlet entited "Spring Grove Cemetery: Information and rules and regulations, June 30, 1941.
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- Temple Emanuel Cemetery
- Corbett and Mount Vernon Street
- United Lebanese Cemetery
- Corbett Street
- Woodbridge Family Graveyard
- Behind 89 Jenkins Road
- Only 12 stones remain in this unused family graveyard.
- Originally the Samuel Jenkins family was buried there. They have all been reinterred at Spring Grove.
- The town adopted the cemetery at the 2002 town meeting.
- Andover Townsman, May 2, 2002
- Andover Church and Cemetery Guide
See also
- Guide to Cemeteries in Essex County Massachusetts R929.5 Gui (The information for Andover is in the Andover File -- Cemeteries.)
- The Andover Historical Society has a list of cemetery inventories for Christ Church, St. Augustine's, Phillips Academy Chapel, Spring Grove, West Parish cemeteries.
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Samsung phones | Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 review
The Galaxy Ace was Samsung's strongest selling mid-range Android smartphone in 2011/2012, but it has always experienced troubles with an underpowered processor, small memory and poor battery life. So it's good to see a replacement. Unlike the Galaxy Ace Plus, which didn't quite pull it off, the Ace 2 is a worthy successor to the Ace. It delivers everything we need from a mid-range Android phone. The Ace 2 is slightly less boxy in its appearance than the Ace, and has added a couple of millimetres to its length and width. It doesn't feel large though, thanks to being just 10.5mm thick. It's rather plasticky in feel, like all Samsungs, but seems pretty robust and shouldn't be prone to scratches unless treated really badly. The additional few millimetres have been employed to good effect, increasing the screen size to a more respectable 3.8 inches. The number of pixels has tripled to 800 x 480, making the display much sharper and clearer, especially when reading text or viewing photos. Inside lots has changed, and all for the better. A dual core 800MHz processor lifts the performance of the device considerably, although it can still lag at times. The memory has also increased dramatically to 4GB, with the option to add a microSD memory card for an additional 32GB. This increase in memory fixes one of the key issues with the original Ace. Surprisingly the Ace 2 doesn't come with the very latest version of Android. Instead it runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread, although we anticipate that an upgrade to Android 4.0 will be forthcoming. Samsung's TouchWiz 4.0 user interface runs on top of Android, giving you weather widgets and other live info on your home screen. It also makes available a lot of content through its Hubs. Social Hub integrates facebook and twitter with email, instant messaging and texts. Games Hub lets you download games (which look good on the hi-res screen and play well too with the new dual-core processor). Music Hub provides an alternative content source to iTunes. The 5 megapixel camera is capable, with all the essential features you'd expect, including autofocus and a flash. There's a second front-facing camera enabled for video chat too. Photos and videos look good on the 3.8 inch screen, and the media player is capable of playing 720p HD videos. Audio quality is good via the 3.5mm headphone jack. The Ace 2 comes with Google Maps and is capable of receiving signals from both the GPS and GLONASS satellite navigation systems, so you'll be able to find your way quickly and reliably. Connectivity is a star feature of the Ace 2. An addition to quadband GSM and dual-band 3G HSPA, the device is Wi-Fi enabled, for the fastest possible data access. It also comes with Bluetooth 3.0, USB and DLNA, and unusually it features the new NFC system for exchanging data wirelessly. One area where modern smartphones often fail is battery power. The Ace 2 enjoys an enlarged 1500mAh battery, which seems more than adequate for a phone of this type. We're not saying it'll last for a week like phones used to in olden times, but you should get 2-3 days out of it between charges, which is pretty good going. Phones designed for the middle price range (around £15 per month on contract) tend to play safe. You won't find cutting edge features at this price, but you'll hope to find everything you need without any nasty surprises. This is what the Ace 2 delivers. You might also consider the HTC One X or Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini. Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 features include:
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A petit mal seizure is the term given to a staring spell. It is most commonly called an absence seizure. It is a brief (usually less than 15 seconds) disturbance of brain function due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
Seizure - petit mal; Absence seizure; Seizure - absence
Petit mal seizures occur most often in people under age 20, usually in children ages 6 to 12.
They may occur with other types of seizures, such as generalized tonic-clonic seizures (grand mal seizures), twitches or jerks (myoclonus), or sudden loss of muscle strength (atonic seizures).
Most petit mal seizures last only a few seconds. They often involve staring episodes or absence spells. The episodes may:
Unexplained difficulties in school and learning difficulties may be the first sign of petit mal seizures.
During the seizure, the person may:
The person usually does not fall during the seizure.
Immediately after the seizure, the person is usually:
Specific symptoms of typical petit mal seizures may include:
Atypical petit mal seizures begin slower and last longer. Symptoms are similar but muscle activity changes may be more noticeable.
For information on diagnosis and treatment, see:
Abou-Khalil BW, Gallagher MJ, Macdonald RL. Epilepsies. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 67.
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Aug. 1, 2012
Aurora, Colo., shooting suspect James Holmes came to the attention of the threat assessment committee at the University of Colorado but no further action was taken because he left the school more than a month before the attack that killed 12 and injured 58, sources told ABC News.
ABC News has learned that Dr. Lynne Fenton, the psychiatrist who was treating Holmes, 24, at the school, was also a key member of the university's threat assessment team. The group of experts were responsible for protecting the school from potentially violent students.
KMGH-TV, ABC News' affiliate in Denver, reported exclusively that, according to sources, by early June, Fenton had informed other members of the team about her concerns regarding Holmes.
But on June 10 -- three days after Holmes bought an assault weapon and added it to his already growing arsenal -- he suddenly told the university that he was dropping out of the neurosciences doctoral program with no explanation.
Cole you seem to imagine and fabricate you own ideas, based on information that is preliminary and information that evoloves or is changed after further investigation. One little thing, and you are off to the races with some wild idea.


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What is Jesus waiting for?
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Former presidential candidate Jon Huntsman spoke in the Hyman Forum on Monday, November 19. The name of his speech was, "Election 2012 and the Challenges Facing America Today;" however, the former Utah governor strayed from the prompt and simply summarized it, saying, "The Republicans lost." Huntsman then went on to analyze the current political landscape. Noting the landmark polarization of the past election cycles, he was optimistic about the country's ability to reconnect politically. Said the former ambassador; this process ought to be the primary concern for the nation, its citizens, and most importantly, its students.
According to Goucher President Sanford Ungar, the college scheduled Jon Huntsman—who was elected twice to the state office, but resigned to become ambassador to China, a position he then resigned in order to run for U.S. President– using an alumni grant which contributes to the scheduling of yearly prominent conservative speakers in the President's Forum speaker series. This grant contributed to the payment of past conservative speakers such as Newt Gingrich and Karl Rove. The fund is used to create political diversity in the speaking schedule.


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Back in 2009 when Obama was first inaugurated, Michelle showed up to the event wearing a white chiffon one-shoulder gown, made by the young and new designer, Jason Wu. This obviously was a huge deal for such an up-and-coming designer, and it brought him much success. This gown was so elegant and perfect for her, and she made a lasting impression on the people of America.
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What of the reason some people know there is a god; is because they know they were created. But not by god but by our creators (engineered). Lets say hybridization has already occurred.
What if the reason why you feel so alone is because we have been out of contact with our creators.
What if they used to guide us? Now they will not anymore.
I guess it doesnt matter 1 answer just leads to 2 more Questions.
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bionic wrote:Dark Samus..
you mentioned Thor before, Godwise. (cool choice, by the way)
Thought you were an alien?
Oh, HE mentioned Thor?
I had Thor in this conversation two pages before he popped in.
bionic wrote:Terminator..was THE coolest movie..
I loke metal and muscles
the terminator "bots"(?) have both..scary sexy..like most chicks feel about vampires
All this talk/debate of God made me think of this..
it's not a battle thing..yet it SO is
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� I -..-. � College News -~v Z-�16 VOL. XXVI, No. 13 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1940 Copyright,. Bryn Mawr Trustees of College, H3� PRICE 10 CENTS Literature of Colonial Era Outlined Spanish, Native Influences Meet in 17th Century American Writings Music Room, February 19.�The second, of the Flexner lectures, Dr. Arturus Torres-Rioseco devoted to the subject, "Colonial Culture and Literature in the 17th Century." He described the development of culture in Spanish-American C onies and discussed the works early colonial writers, which re- flected the influence of old Spain, but soon developed 'a distinct American culture. The era in which America was conquered was a golden era for Spain, marked by a flourishing literature, individualism and an ambitious spirit of adventure. "The conqueror,"\^aid Dr. Torres-Rio- seco, "was representative of the jdefinite culture he brought with him to America." Early American conquests were recorded by contemporary his- torians. Among these works Ber- nal Diaz' "True History of the Con- quest of New Spain" has been un- covered and made famous by Archi- bald MacLeish. Spanish Ameri- cans were influenced by the crea- tive spirit of Spain and also turned to literary and historical works Garcilaso de la Vega, half Indian son of a Spanish captain, was the first American-born writer to corn- Continued on Page Two 1943 Gulps Down Rehearsals^p Soph. Challenges in Silence Miss Ely to Speak To Democrats Club With high ambitions a Young Democrats Club has been formed not only for the duration of the presidential campaign, but as a permanent organization. Miss Ger- trude Ely as advisor to the club will speak in the Common Room on Februray 27. Mabel Faesch, '41, is the leader of the Young Democrats and, with the aid of a steering committee, plans to formu- late the aims and policies of the club. By a straw vote they will de- cide what Democratic candidate they will support in the coming primary. Mabel, however, was close-mouthed on the^subject of a third term for Roosevelt. The Freshman Class is calmly and politely collecting portions of their show together, in spite of the usual heckling by the sophomores. The last days of rehearsal are passing so quietly that the veterans of past shows are amazed and rev- erent. P In the halls freshmen are losing, clothes, lipsticks, alarm clocks, and matresses. One freshman lost all her slacks, and in order to get them back she had to promise to get up at four-thirty in the morning and serve all the sophomores coca-colas. Rock a few freshmen were as- funded to find bicycles standing in the middle of their rooms. The sophomores there have become so excited that they are even doing things to each other. One sopho- more's room and clothes are posi- tively saturated with ten-cent store tfk sel of Ip*- .. tou perfume. The freshmen are very secretive about their rehearsals. It is al- most impossible to drag times and places out of them. We sloshed through the wet over to the Thea- tre Workshop, and found a meagre group strutting across the stage with picks over their shoulders. A quiet voice announced, "Bennington and Princeton kick routine now. On stage please." We surmised that the show was filled with that good old chorus girl technique, and were surprised to see that there was also a very good exhibition of the shag. Mr. Roosevelt sings in a soprano voice to his dear frfends, and Mrs. Roosevelt pulls herself in and pokes herself out in the right places. Worried sophomores are whispering, "How awful! It's go- ing to be as good as ours." ______________<________.________ B. M. TO REPRESENT BRAZIL IN LEAGUE "Union Now" is Argued By International Club Common Room, February 15.� At the meeting of the International Relations Club, as preparation for Bryn Mawi's position representing Brazil at the Model League of Na- tions this year, arguments for and against Clarence Streit's For Un- io'n Now were discussed. As a means to prevent future war, Union Now calls for a federation of all existing democracies, espe- cially those of "the North Atlantic Having both state and federal gov- ernments somewhat similar to the system in the United States, the union would not be*<an alliance of democracies against otiier coun- tries, but rather would.fby its" ex- ample of prosperity, ^>rce other countries to establish/iemocracies fbr themselves and jfiin the com- mon league. Democratic Union Urged Presenting Mr. Streit's argu- ment, Louise Morley, '40, said that the plan was based- on the funda- mental failures of the League of Nations, which were commonly thoughf to be caused by the fact that the League admitted ail coun- tries to membership, regardless of the form of their internal govern- ment. The way out of the menace of war, says Mr. Streit, is the - Continued on Page Five Girl Pursued by Wolves on Way to Lib Is Rescued in Storm by St. Bernards By Virginia Sherwood, '41 Last Wednesday was a day which should have been devoted to the rapt contemplation of red paper hearts with Princeton postmarks. When the air should have held a promise of pleasant things like spring and ice cream cones, our romance - starved, long - suffering undergraduate was forced to put on all the garments she 'possessed, blow on thin, blue fingers, and try to keep from being blown down by a perfectly epic blizzard. She struggled through monster snowdrifts which made a simple trip to the Library seem like a glorified Retreat from Moscow. She caught dim, swirling glimpses of her fellow-students, frosted to the eyebrows and aged beyond all recognition. She battled against a 60-mile gale, only prevented from sinking, exhausted, into the snow by the wolves which snapped at her heels. She got lost once be- tween Merion and Taylor and stayed that way until a kindly pro- fessor sent some St. Bernards to fetch her, and just in time, too. Next day, heads could be seen4 blowing along the walk to the Li- brary. Some professors took two hours to get to their classes while others remained, stuck and swear- ing, in their ditches. Camera fjends upset themselves in snow- drifts to get the proper angle on some particularly juicy branch. Th^e Library took on a strangely venerable aspect as the snow stuck firmly to its cracks and crevasses. And there were skis everywhere. Literally. People skiied solemnly to classes in the Science Building and in their spare moments dis- cussed Conditions with professional ease. One pair of addicts found themselves having to guard rthe sacred precincts of the RKoads hill against devastation by a philistine squad of snow shovellers. Over the weekend, there were sleigh rides and snow fights and male vis- Continued on Pace Thre* BENNETT EXPLAINS PRE-INCA REMAINS Pre-Inca Textiles Are Found Intact in Sand Goodhart, February 16. � The development of pre-Inca art forms in the regions of Peru and Boli- via was the subject of an illus- trated lecture given by Dr. Wen- dell C. Bennett as a supplement to the Flexner lecture series. Dr. Bennett made it clear that this art, although the earliest to be found in these regions, is not primitive and can not be considered as original art. Much of it is artistically fine. The pre-Inca art periods are di- vided geographically into coast and highlands, and temporally into early, middle and latfe. There is also marked difference between the work of the north and the south. The coastal area is mostly desert and the custorrlof burial in the hot sand has inVnany cases preserved the material in which the mummies were w|apped and trinkets which had beew left beside bodies. Adobe buildings still stand in these regions to tesAtfy to the lack of moisture in the at^psphere. In the mountains, however, where the rainfall is concentrated, one finds buildings and sculpture of stone. Also the materials of the north differ from those of the south, and the trained observer can easily place a pre-Incan work of art in its proper surroundings and period. The early north coast period is distinguished by its great single pyramids cut out of rough stone. The pottery which has survived from this era is not primitive and has definite characteristics. Real- istic designs were painted on the bowls, and in some instances the Continued on Pace Five pnglish Lit. Courses Backed by 54 of 84 Majority Criticize Lectures As Failing to Integrate * Whole Survey hi following up the attack on the Sophomore Literature Course in last week's Public Opinion, the News checked the views of other students who had taken or are tak- ing the course. Out of 84 asked, 54 claimed they liked the survey and two consider it one of the best courses given at Bryn Mawr. Those most violent in their criti- cism had had a- survey of English literature at school. These stu- dents said that they had gained nothing new from this required course and that they had spent a generally dull year. The most widespread criticism I of the present system is that most lectures arc used merely to fill in specific gaps in the reading. The majority of the students said that a greater need exists for a general background, and that general trends which integrate the course as a whole should be developed by the professor. The most disputed question was whether or not the reading should be concentrated on the great writ- Continued on Pace Four � Practise Teaching Stressed by Smith ' Deanery, February H.�At an evening meeting in the Deanery Wednesday Mr. Perry Dunlap Smith, principal of the North Shore Country Day School* and member of the board of the Win- netka Teachers' College, spoke in- formally on the teaching profes- sion. Mr. Smith is actively inter- ested in progressive education, and believes that there is a need for good teachers in this field. Mr. Smith discussed the ques- tions of preparation for a teaching career and of personal fitness for teaching in progressive schools. He believes that although graduate Continued on Pace Three National Secretary To Address A. S.U. Herbert Wittfnew national sec- retary of the American Students Union, will speak at an A. S. U. meeting in the Common Room, Tuesday, February 27. Mr. Witt has recently returned from France where he was on a tour when the war broke out. He also addressed the World Student Association meeting in Paris last summer. At an executive meeting of the Byrn Mawr A. S. U. held on Feb- ruary 20, Jack Kamaicko, national financial secretary, and William H. D. Hood, eastern Pennsylvania dis- trict secretary, were present. Mr. Kamaicko^ discussed the drive to be inaugurated throughout the country in an effort to put the na- tional office of the A. S. U. on its feet financially, and to make possi- ble broadening of it's activities. The drive will also aim at the es- tablishment of a peace chest. At the meeting Tuesday a vote will be taken on the question of the Bryn Mawr A. S. U. cooperation in the drive. Young Republicans Study party Stand Since "government is run by parties," the organizers of the Young Republican Club on the campus desire primarily to instill a knowledge of the party system, and to stimulate discussion STld in- terest in practical government. In this way the club will strive to "prepare people for the leadership they must take later on." The sec- ond year politics group is now act- ing as a temporary steering com- mittee to organize the group. The club may be connected with the National*Club of College Re- publicans. The preliminary or- ganizers are now in the act of for- mulating their constitution, which will be similar to those at other colleges, but altered to fit fhe "spe^ cific needs of Bryn Mawr. Norma Landwehr, '42, is chairman of the temporary committee and the club is getting ready to choose a faculty advisor. Miss O'Daniel, who is a secretary to John Hamilton and was here last year is expected February 29 to lecture on Why Be Continued on Pace Four Pan-American Leaders Aim At Neutrality � � � � � Committee Advocates 300 Mile Limit to Exclude Belligerent Ships "The 300-mile' security zone around the American continents, created by the Declaration of Pan- ama, while going aeyond the ex- isting rules of international law, is fully justified as a means of preventing belligerent operations with American continental water,' stated Mr. Charles *G. Fenwick at a meeting tonight in Goodfiart Hall. Recently returned from Rio de Janeiro where he was the repre- sentative of the United States on the Inter-American Neutrality Committee, Mr. Fenwick explained further that "the belligerents, on their part, have extended the inter- national law of war to meet the changing conditions of modern wars; and it would seem that neu- trals on their part are justified in asking that the belligerents con- fine their operations to the waters adjacent to their own territories." The Neutrality Committee con- . sists of seven members from dif- ferent countries, but not acting as national representatives after the meeting last fall of the Foreign Ministers of the American Re- publics at Panama, when the se- curity zone was originally declared. Dr. Fenwick said that "the object of the committee is to study and formulate recommendations with respect to the problems of neu- trality arising during the dura- Continued on Pace Six Better Homes And Gardens Green showeth Grass growefh Shoes trampeth Feet stampeth Green flyeth Grass dyeth. And you did it! Keep off the grass! CALENDAR i Wednesday, February SI. �Mr. Erich Frank on Greek Music and Pythagorean Phil- osophy, Music Room, 7.30. Thursday, February 22. �Philosophy Club, paper by Louisa Allen, '42, Common Room, 4.30. Saturday, February 21.� Freshman Show, Third Ter- mite in Taylor, Goodhart Hall, 8.30. Sunday, February 25. � Dr. Hornell Hart, Chapel, Music Room, 7.30. Monday, February 26. � Varsity vs. Ursinus Basket- ball Game, Gym, 4 p. m. A. S. U. meeting, Herbert Witt to speak, Common Room, 4.30. Second Flexner lecture, Dr/ Torres - Rioseco, The Revolu- tionary Spirit and Romantic JAterature, Music Room, 8.30. Tuesday, February 27. � Current Events, Mr. Fen- wibk, Common Room, 7.30. Miss Ely, Young Democrats' Club meeting. Common Room, 8 p. m. Wednesday, February 28. �Mr. Erich Frank on Pla- to's Conception of Philosophy, Music Room, 7.30. (
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The Blues will walk out of their New York hotel today and board a bus. Their destination will be a hockey rink. They'll have an afternoon practice.
And that is when the similarities of their regular routine will end.
The Blues are making a 180-mile round-trip trek to Yale University in New Haven, Conn., in support of teammate Jaden Schwartz. He will be joining his family and the Bulldogs women's ice hockey team to honor his late sister Mandi, who lost her battle with leukemia in April 2011 at age 23.
Yale is hosting Brown University at 7 p.m. at Ingalls Rink and it will be "White Out for Mandi," a night set aside to celebrate her life and benefit the Mandi Schwartz Foundation. The hope is that the Blues' attendance, in addition to standing behind Jaden, will lead to even more interest in the event and promote further cancer awareness.
"We are very excited, very excited," said Carol Schwartz, Jaden's mother. "We're just tremendously honored that they would even consider bringing the whole team to come down to Yale. We were very touched."
An off day for the Blues before they face the New York Islanders on Saturday, Jaden had asked the team if he could make the trip, maybe taking along a few teammates. But when the Blues learned about the "White Out" for Mandi, they weren't about to let only a small group show up.
"When Jaden asked us for permission to go himself," general manager Doug Armstrong said, "that was the first I'd really heard about it. Then finding out that we were in the proximity, it just seemed like something I thought the whole team should participate in. Jaden is part of our family and it just seemed so logical for our team to go. I view it, we're more thankful to them for allowing us to be part of it than for us going there."
Schwartz, although he doesn't typically show much emotion, was floored.
"I didn't really expect it to be honest," he said. "I was planning on going and whether a couple of guys came with or not, it was up in the air. But when the whole team decided to come, it was pretty special and it will mean a lot to us."
The Blues will practice at Ingalls Rink at 3 p.m. and stick around for the first period of the Yale-Brown game before returning to New York City.
"It's the least we can do," Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said. "We have a bunch of players that really genuinely like Jaden and his family and we've got a lot of guys that are willing to do anything to help him out, and this is just a small part of doing something for him. I think it's going to be good for our players to see how much Mandi meant to that program because she meant a ton to that program."
Mandi played 73 consecutive games for Yale before her diagnosis for acute myeloid leukemia led to extensive chemotherapy and months of hospitalization. She was in need of a bone-marrow transplant, and her search, and thus her story, galvanized the hockey community. The right match never came, but through many organized drives for Mandi, Yale reports that nearly two dozen other patients around the world did receive transplants.
"It was such a strength to know that so many people were trying to help her," said Carol Schwartz, "and even today that her story is being told to help other people ... it means the world to our family."
Mandi had a hand in creating the "White Out" before her passing, and now her former Yale teammate, Aleca Hughes, has taken the reins, also running the foundation.
"Mandi was incredible," Hughes said. "She was a great teammate, she was an incredible role model, so hard-working and determined. Always looking to make herself a better hockey player, but in that process encourage the development and growth of her teammates. She was humble, and smart and just a caring friend, and that's what motivated me day in and day out to continue to share her story with others."
The goal tonight will be to break the single-game record attendance of 1,539 at Ingalls Rink, set on Nov. 1, 2005 for a Team USA exhibition game.
"We're hoping for 1,700 because it will break the record and Mandi wore No. 17," Hughes said.
Mandi's jersey still sits in her locker stall, which Jaden will see for the first time.
"I'm looking forward to it," he said. "Yale is a big school and where Mandi loved to spend time, she really enjoyed it there, so I'm looking forward to seeing it all. It'll be nice to see a lot of familiar faces."
Including those of his Blues' teammates.
"He's such a great kid, an absolute favorite teammate of mine all-time," forward Alexander Steen said. "He's just humble down to earth and it comes from his family. They're all the same; I've had the pleasure of meeting his parents. It's going to be a special night for us as well. The hockey aside, it's important for us to show him what he means as a friend, not just as a player."


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Although going organic was the right thing to do, said Teague, it was originally an economic decision. The conventional price for a c-weight (cwt) of milk in 2012, said Bourne is $18.44, while Stoneyfield pays farmers a guaranteed $26.56 for a cwt of organic milk. A cwt is about 100 pounds. The reason organic products cost more, explained Bourne, is because there are no chemical shortcuts in their production. Organic milk comes from small farms, where the cows walk out to their pasture, rather than living all their lives in a factory-type environment, and thus farms are limited by the amount of available grazing land. The cows eat feed that is 100 percent organic and grown in healthy, rich soil that contains no toxic pesticides. The cows, which must graze outdoors at least four months of the year and be treated humanely, cannot be given rBGH. This is a genetically engineered artificial hormone injected into dairy cows to increase milk production.
Stoneyfield Farms is active in the fight to have food labeled to reveal the presence of such things as artificial hormones.
Bourne explained that Stoneyfield originated from an organic farming school in Wilton in 1983, which started making yogurt from the milk of seven cows. This sold so well, that the school switched to just being a yogurt company, and some years later, outgrowing its rural location, built its Londonderry facility. Growth has been steady, even through the recession. In 1989, said Bourne, the company had 42 employees and sold 8,050 cases of yogurt, valued at $2.5 million. In 2012, the projected figures, with 410 employees, are 800,000 cases valued at $340 million.
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I totally missed Therapeutics Thursday this week. So just pretend it's Thursday and bear with me.
I thought now that the weather has finally broken and it feels like spring time, I'd talk about allergies. Everyone's favorite part about springtime!
So you have horrible allergies? What should you take? For runny noses sneezing, the absolute best is Benadryl (diphenydramine)–but if you've ever taken it before, you know it will put you to sleep. That's because it can cross into your brain and hit your histamine receptors there. Then it's all nap time.
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Recipe: Cranberry Cobbler
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Canned pears and ready-made biscuit dough make this fancy-looking chai-spiced cobbler a cinch to prepare.
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Shy_Guy32 wrote:can`t wait for Grim Tales AfterBirth
I can, if it means more PPGD & SB. Nothing against Grim Tales. A guy's just gotta have priorities, is all.
Shy_Guy32 wrote:can`t wait for Grim Tales AfterBirth
dizdman102293 wrote:this has been bothering me for some time now but who is the angel suppose to be?
JinJoe wrote:dizdman102293 wrote:this has been bothering me for some time now but who is the angel suppose to be?
Who Redeemer (the masked blue guy) or MiniMandy (the blond girl in a white robe)?
Squeekems wrote:So, Bleedman, You're working on animation, right? Lol. I mean, the only better thing, than this comic, would be a movie of it.
Squeekems wrote: I'm reading everyone saying, "Can't wait for Afterbirth!" Where does it show Bleedman saying there is going to be a sequel? Let's not obligate this awesome artist to more work on a story that's been pretty awesome. Let them work on some of their other pretty awesome work.
sparda wrote:No way it's a crapy ending for an exelent story. It Cant end this way. Come on give it some more "juice", end it with jr figting the demon's, spawn taking them to a portal that lead's them to their realm, and end it with minny kissing jr in front of her chamber. And finally end it with the dor to minny's chamber closing and jr finaly saing the magical word's. Something like "good night Minny, I LOVE YOU". now that's an ending fit for this story.
Come on youve done an exelent work so far, dont disapoint us.
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