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Jan. 18, 2011
While a game between the Hershey Bears and Adirondack Phantoms may not be followed closely by a Griffins fan, the Jan. 14 contest between the two Eastern Conference clubs was significant for the AHL; it was the 600th game of the 1,200 game schedule, marking the halfway point of the league's 75th season.
Through 43 games, the Griffins have compiled a 19-19-1-4 record. They have some ground to make up in the second half, but not that much. They currently sit sixth in the North Division, trailing the third place Toronto Marlies by just four points. They'll likely have to shoot for at least third place, due to an AHL divisional playoff rule. Normally, the top four teams in each division make the playoffs, but if the fifth place team in the West Division has more points than the North Division's fourth place team, the fifth place team will receive a playoff birth by crossing over to play in the North in the postseason.
With Grand Rapids gearing up for a frantic run to the finish, here's a look at what the competition is doing.
With 51 points, the Hamilton Bulldogs hold a slight lead in the North Division. They begin the second half without the services of their top two scorers, David Desharnais and Max Pacioretty, both currently playing with the Montreal Canadiens. While their offense will be missed, the Bulldogs won't need to score too many goals with Curtis Sanford in net. Sanford has an AHL-best 1.74 goals against average, and sits second in save percentage at 0.938.
Two points behind the Bulldogs are the Manitoba Moose, led by top scorers Sergei Shirokov and backed up by the reliable goaltending tandem of Eddie Lack and Tyler Weiman. Manitoba is the only team in the North Division that Grand Rapids won't play in the second half of the season, having completed the season series in early November, winning three of four contests against Manitoba.
Like Hamilton (and Grand Rapids), the third place Toronto Marlies are experiencing top players being summoned to the parent club. The Marlies are without three of their top forwards – Joey Crabb, Darryl Boyce, and the recently streaking Marcel Mueller – all three now with the Toronto Maple Leafs. However, they are enjoying the return of both Nazem Kadri and goaltender James Reimer, as well as a new addition in Fabian Brunnstrom, a player acquired last week by the Leafs from the Dallas Stars.
On the Griffins' immediate radar are the Lake Erie Monsters and Abbotsford Heat, with 45 and 44 points, respectively. Grand Rapids has a chance to control its own destiny, with four games remaining against Lake Erie and three against Abbotsford. It's too early to tell for sure, but with Abbotsford and Grand Rapids meeting three times in April, the Western Conference's playoff picture may be hazy until the very end.
The Monsters are led by their four ten-goal scorers (one behind Grand Rapids, who have the most ten-goal scorers in the division) in Ben Walter, Ryan Stoa, Mark Olver, and Matthew Ford. Also in the mix is former Griffin Patrick Rissmiller, who has 22 points (8-14—22) in 27 games since joining the Monsters. On the other end of the offensive spectrum are the Heat, whose 92 goals are the lowest in the AHL. Goaltending has been the bright spot there, as Leland Irving boasts a 2.30 goals against average and sits second in the league with 17 wins.
The top two teams in the Western Conference so far have been the Milwaukee Admirals (54 points) and Peoria Rivermen (53 points). Linus Klasen continues his impressive campaign with the Admirals, leading the team with 31 points (17-14—21) in 33 games, while rookie netminder Jake Allen continues to be the story in Peoria. His numbers have come back to Earth slightly in the past few months, but he still paces the league with five shutouts and sits tied for a third with a 0.937 save percentage.
Rounding out the top four teams in the Western Conference are the Houston Aeros and San Antonio Rampage. With 52 points on the year, the Aeros have benefited from the strong play of leading scorer Robbie Earl, and defenseman Maxim Noreau, sitting second on the team with 27 points (7-20—27). Meanwhile, the Rampage have fallen hard after leading the Western Conference at the quarter pole, losing eight of their last ten games. Part of the drop-off could be attributed to the team's personnel losses. Top scorers Brett MacLean and Mikkel Boedker find themselves in the NHL with Phoenix, while Petr Prucha bolted to the KHL after posting 21 points (8-13—21) in just 20 games with the club.
The final four teams in the division are still all in the hunt to potentially steal a playoff spot from the North Division. Three teams (Texas, Oklahoma City, and Chicago) currently have more points than Lake Erie, the fourth place team in the North Division, meaning the playoff rule would apply, and the West Division would send five teams to the postseason. Rockford, currently on the bottom of the West Division, is just four points shy of Lake Erie at 41 points, but has some catching up to do in their own division first.
They might be on the outside looking in right now, but Oklahoma City and Chicago employ the Western Conference's two best offenses. Oklahoma City has scored 144 goals on the season, with a pair of 20-goal scorers in former Griffin Alexandre Giroux (who sits second in league scoring) and Colin McDonald. The next closest to hitting that feat, Liam Reddox (18 goals) and Linus Omark (14 goals), are currently playing with the Edmonton Oilers. Omark boasts the best points-per-game average on the team, having put up 31 (14-17—31) points in 28 games.
Sitting at 49 points, Chicago has scored even more goals than Oklahoma City at 147, including the top goal scorer in the AHL, Nigel Dawes (21-15—36). However, the Wolves have allowed an AHL-worst 153 goals. Neither of these numbers should be surprising for fans who saw the highest scoring game in the first half of the season, 18 goals scored in a 10-8 Grand Rapids victory over Chicago on November 27.
The Eastern Conference is home to the top two teams in the AHL so far, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton and Manchester. The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins lead the East Division with a 32-9-0-0 record, also holding the distinction of being the only team in the league who has yet to lose in overtime or a shootout. One factor in this is the continued strong team defense, which has allowed a league-low 94 goals this season. The Manchester Monarchs lead the Atlantic Division with 57 points and a 27-14-1-2 record. The Monarchs' top scorer is Viatcheslav Voynov, whose 32 points (9-23—32) are best among AHL defensemen this season.
Since nine of the league's top 14 offenses reside in the Eastern Conference, it should come as little surprise that the league's top scorer is in the East. Although he's spent some time with the Ottawa Senators this season, Binghamton's Corey Locke got off to a quick start this season and hasn't looked back, pacing the league with 55 points (15-40—55) in 38 contests.
One of the most interesting stories in the AHL this season came when the Hartford Wolf Pack became the Connecticut Whale following the Thanksgiving break. The Whale have been one of the hottest teams in the league since that point, going 15-5-0-2 since the re-branding. The Whale also have the largest collection of former Griffins outside of Detroit. Kris Newbury and Jeremy Williams are the top two scorers on the team that also added Todd White and Jason Williams last month and saw Brandon Wong suit up in six games earlier this season. Even the newest member of the Griffins, goaltender Dov Grumet-Morris, played in two games for the franchise in late October.
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When a brand-name automotive factory comes to town, it's usually celebrated as a once-in-a-lifetime deal that can reshape a local economy for years to come.
Carmakers typically lead the parade.
Not at Daimler AG. The German company strained to temper expectations in 2005, when it announced it would start assembling Sprinter cargo vans at a big plant it just happened to own in North Charleston. Executives that day quickly dismissed speculation about suppliers and other spin-off firms setting up shop in the region. They steered clear of heady job promises.
Seven years later, they're staying the course, not wanting to get too far ahead of themselves.
That's not to say Daimler is disappointed with its relatively modest North Charleston outpost, a one-shift operation with about 100 workers on the payroll. In fact, the future appears to be quite bright for Daimler Vans Manufacturing LLC on Palmetto Commerce Parkway.
"A big, important part of our growth strategy is our van business here in the United States," said Claus Tritt, general manager of the commercial van unit at Daimler-owned Mercedes-Benz USA.
Daimler's reticence about tooting its horn about the Sprinter factory could stem from the tortuous route it took before arriving in North Charleston.
The journey started with Project Bluebell, the code name assigned to a $754 million Sprinter plant that was to employ several thousand workers. The deal first surfaced in April 2000, but it was quickly shelved.
Bluebell reared its head again in 2002. Savannah, which also was vying for the auto jobs, turned on the charm and even paid $25 million for the land. But when the automaker's board took up the matter, Daimler — then DaimlerChrysler — had just posted a big loss. It killed the Georgia expansion, blaming poor global economic conditions.
The deal was resurrected yet again in 2004 when executives told state officials that sales of the boxy, fuel-efficient vans were going extremely well. They also re-emphasized their goal of assembling the vehicles closer to their growing customer base in North America.
It just so happened that Daimler was preparing to unload American LaFrance, a firetruck manufacturer hat occupied a 460,000-square-foot factory in Palmetto Commerce Park. With that piece of the puzzle solved, suddenly, the economics of a U.S. production site began to make sense.
A dramatically scaled-back version of the original Bluebell deal was finalized in late 2005.
Future phases
Daimler hit some bumps in the road as production started in North Charleston. At first, the company marketed the U.S.-made Sprinters under its Freightliner heavy-truck brand.
It then switched to the Dodge badge, which became pointless after Daimler cut ties with Chrysler. The mixed messages resulted in "turmoil" for the line during those early years, Tritt said.
That came to an end four years ago, when Sprinter joined the storied Mercedes-Benz family. The vans are starting to gain some serious momentum in America.
"I think the market is picking up," Tritt said.
In 2010, Mercedes-Benz sold about 8,600 Sprinters in the U.S. The figure nearly doubled the following year, and it grew another 26 percent in 2012, when the North Charleston plant assembled more than 22,000 of the vehicles.
"It's the heart of our operation," Tritt said.
The New Jersey-based executive helped formally christen a new business partnership in North Charleston with Morgan Olson, which has been making and tricking out delivery trucks for more than 60 years in Michigan.
The company recently opened a 120-worker plant five miles down the road from Daimler to equip locally made Sprinters with shelving, racks and other custom options. The new location all but eliminates factory-to-factory transportation costs.
"This company needed a second act," said John Poin-dexter, whose investment firm owns Morgan Olson. "It'll need a third act and a fourth act, too. This is the second act."
Poindexter said the versatility and popularity of the Sprinter holds "great promise for the future." Gov. Nikki Haley quipped she was ready right then and there "to talk about Phase Three and Phase Four."
Tritt, not wanting to raise expectations too high, preferred to focus on the here and now.
"I hear Phase Two. I hear Phase Three. I hear Phase Four. I think our target agreements are going up as we speak," he joked.
Not wanting to rain on the parade, Tritt then added: "Whatever we can do to get to Phase Four or Phase Five, we definitely will do it."
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HANOVERTON-With four new starters, the United girls basketball team is not the same club that ripped through the Inter-Tri County League upper tier the past five seasons.
Wednesday night against unbeaten South Range, the Eagles showed they are still a team to be reckoned with.
United fought South Range every step of the way before the Raiders finally slipped by with a hard-earned 54-49 win in overtime.
The Raiders captured their first win against United in four seasons and kept themselves in control of the conference race, improving to 9-0 overall and 6-0 in the ITCL upper tier.
"Wow," South Range coach Tony Matisi said. "I knew they weren't going to go easy. United has been king in this league for so long and its been a long time since we've beat them. Our girls came in knowing we were going to have to really work for it and we did."
The Eagles fall to 6-4 overall and 3-3 in the upper tier. United's three league losses are as many as the Eagles have had in the last four years combined.
"Against the best team in the league we responded great tonight," United coach Sam Mathias said. "We were tough on the boards, never backed down and kept clawing the whole night."
On a night where neither team could establish a consistent offensive flow, senior guard Sierra Petrella led the Raiders with 16 points and put South Range ahead to stay 50-48 when she hit a jumper and was fouled with just under two minutes left in overtime. Center Sara Durr had seven points and 11 rebounds, while Jordan Youngs had nine points.
"This win means everything for us," Petrella said. "Over the summer when we got back in the gym, beating United was one of the first things that we brought up. We knew they were going to give us a good game and it feels great to get out of here with a win."
Petrella banged her knee hard a few times and was hobbling noticeably as the game wore on, but doggedly kept driving to the basket and hustling on defense.
"Sierra is our emotional and mental leader," Matisi said. "She is the grittiest girl I've been around and is always the last two tell you she is hurt. She really stepped up tonight."
"Just a few bruises," Petrella smiled. "I should be ready to go for Crestview tomorrow night."
The Raiders looked to be in control in the closing two minutes, but a handful of missed free throws and turnovers kept the eagles alive.
United was down 45-41 with 49 seconds left when Eagles guard Mackenzie Gatchel got the crowd jumping with a step-back three.After Morgan Smith stole the ball back for United, the ball went right to Gatchel who missed a one-handed runner but got the rebound and was fouled. After missing the first attempt, she drained the second to tie the game with 17 seconds left. Gatchel finished with 18 points, eight rebounds and five assists, while forward MacKenzie Firth battled the bigger Durr inside and had 13 points and seven rebounds.
"We had been really struggling offensively down the stretch, but Mackenzie's our leader and she knows what to do with the ball," Firth said. "She really helped out a lot late in the game."
On the next possession, Youngs was whistled for a double-dribble, giving the Eagles a shot to win the game with seven seconds left, but the Raider defense on Gatchel was stifling, forcing the senior to give up the ball and the United could only muster a last second heave.
"Above all, I didn't want Gatchel to beat us," Matisi said. "If someone else beat us that was fine. We had to respect her step-back three and we did a great job of doubling her and forcing her to pass."
In overtime, the Eagles had one more chance, down 52-49 with 15 seconds left but the Raiders were smothering once again, and United could not get off a three-point attempt.
"They are all very quick defenders and played very tight on us," Mathias said. "You're not going to beat them off the dribble very often. It frustrated us."
It was United's defense in the early going, which disrupted the Raiders flow right off the bat and set the tone for the game. The Eagles played a very tight man-to-man and made every bucket a hard grind.
"We scouted them earlier in the season and their man-to-man was a lot looser," Matisi said. "Sam (Mathias) must have really got down to business over Christmas, because it was a lot tighter."
"They jumped to the ball really well," Petrella said. "it was very hard to get the passes through their defense."
Though disappointed in the loss, Mathias had the bigger picture in mind after the game.
"We had multiple sophomores handling the ball in pressure situations down the stretch," Mathias said. "That will be a valuable experience as we grow. I think it's starting to come together for us."
SOUTH RANGE SCORING: Jordan Youngs 4-1-9, Morgan Czopur 2-5-9, Ashley Sharp 0-5-5, Starla Sharp 2-3-7, Sierra Petrella 7-2-16, Sara Durr 2-3-7, Kendall Syms 0-1-1, Marketta Gabriel 0-0-0. TOTALS: 17, 20-36: 54.
UNITED SCORING: Lauren Beech 2-0-4, Sydney Moats 0-0-0, Mackenzie Gatchel 6-3-18, Shanna Miller 1-2-4, Jenna Plummer 1-3-5, Kassie Chestnut 0-3-3, MacKenzie Firth 3-7-13, Morgan Smith 1-0-2. TOTALS: 14, 18-32: 49.
Three-pointers: United 3 (Gatchel 3).


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A story of open source learning and searching
May open source be with you
My introduction to open source software began when I was sitting on a server room floor, with my head in my hands, completely frustrated with a Windows 2000 server. Every night there were some services that would crash. Every morning I would get yelled at by my over-bearing boss. I was new to the company, it was my first IT job fresh out of Network Admin college, where I graduated at the top of my class, but I couldn't fix this problem because it was a "known Microsoft issue," and I just had to wait for the update.
I had known about Linux and was following its progress while attending college. I kept reading about its rock-solid operation, so I wanted to test it out in our company (risking my own neck and bacon). Somehow, I convinced my boss that with the purchase of a $200 used computer I could solve all his problems. My plan was to replace one of the services that was causing problems just to see if Linux could handle the job. I searched the Internet and found a lot of information about Red Hat and how brilliant their services were, but there was no way I would be able to convince my boss to buy a Red Hat server subscription. Heck, I don't even think he paid for his Microsoft licenses!
Eventually, I found CentOS. I used an online walk-through for setting up a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server on Linux, booted it up, and disabled the MS DHCP service. I was overjoyed to find that the DHCP service ran perfectly. It even gave me more power and control over what was going on. I was truly ecstatic.
After a couple weeks of flawless operation, I suggested we move another problem service over. Fast forward about eight months, and I had moved all services over to Linux and my job became so easy. I had no prior experience with Linux and didn't know what to do if it crashed, but I made thorough notes and could rebuild whatever it was in a matter of minutes. It never crashed. Never needed rebooting. Life was good.
Years after this experience, my Windows XP laptop was taking 30 minutes to boot every morning, includering jittery operation and frustration after frustration on my end. So, I made the switch to Linux. I was sold on Red Hat/CentOS/Fedora because of their community, contributions to open source, and the philosophy that the Fedora distribution has. Fedora believes in building a community distribution that promotes and fosters open source values and beliefs while remaining free for everyone. They are dedicated to freedom and innovation, and they contribute everything back to the free and open source world.
So, I selected Fedora as my full-time personal distro. And, I am now using Fedora with the Cinnamon GUI, because Gnome 3 feels a bit like a tablet interface to me. That's another beautiful thing about Linux, you have the freedom to choose the option that best suits your needs.
Open source Jedi training
Through all these experiences, I found that what I've loved is learning about open source. I love the freedom I feel when installing software on any machine. No limitations. And, it operated cleaner, was easier to personalize, and was free as in freedom. Yes, I'll admit it, I fell in love with open source. I found that in all my command line hacking, editing scripts, and trying to read code that I couldn't yet read, I wanted more. I wanted to learn how to write open source software. I wanted to contribute to the greater good. I felt like I needed to become an evangelist of open source software and standards. It felt right. It felt pure. I was "on a mission from Gad." I promote Linux to anyone who will listen. I have successfully converted about 20 families to using Linux full time and offer them free support when they need it.
Currently, I am halfway finished with my three year Computer Engineering Technology/Computer Science course at Algonquin College in Ottawa Ontario Canada. It is a great school, and all IT students learn about Linux as part of the course curriculum. Some instructors promote Linux and open source software in their classrooms, while others demand their students run Windows and use proprietary software. I have been trying to promote and encourage the use of Linux and other open source software like LibreOffice for our classes and assignments; I personally try to use only open source software even at the expense of losing marks.
At this point in my open source journey, I have so many ideas for open source projects, and once I complete my training I want to contribute to other ongoing projects like Gnome and Cinnamon GUIs, Adobe Brackets, and Fedora. I feel like a kid in a candy store that is waiting for his allowance so I can spend it all!
I am treating my education as if it is open source Jedi training. I can't wait for my first epic battle to begin. May open source be with you...
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Nice read - thanks for sharing your experience! One small thing: "[..] and once I complete my training I want to contribute to [..]" - do not wait, we need you to contribute today! :-)
I second that!
A nice thing about FOSS is that you don't have to be an expert to contribute to a project, everyone is welcome!
I like what you say, but I have one significant issue with the way you said it. You keep using the term "open source" when you actually mean "free software". There are both legal and practical differences between the open source (BSD) license and free software (GPL). This was never more apparent than in the aforementioned MS-Windows NT system, which contained the TCP/IP stack from BSD Unix. Microsoft took that code, modified it (adding their own bugs), legally changed it to their proprietary license and distributed it. A text search I did in the system directories found the Regents' copyright statement in several of those binaries, so they fulfilled the requirements of the BSD license. This could not have been done using free software with the GPL.
You were not the only one holding your head over NT. It took me several weeks to discover that the network connection problems we were having at several client sites were caused by a defective SYN-flood response installed with service pack 2. Near as I can tell it was never really fixed, but that TCP stack was eventually replaced in later versions of MS-Windows Server Edition.
Bob, you seem to be mistakingly mixing movements (Free Software, Open Source) with licences (GPL, BSD).
The BSD (except the original 4-clause version) is actually a free software licence, GPL-compatible and all:
The difference between Free Software and Open Source is not so much legal or practical but more philosophical or ideological, see:
Where Open Source's goal is technical superiority, Free Software's is users freedom.
It was a good story right up to the point that you mentioned cinnamon. I never could like any version of Gnome no matter how long I tried it. KDE has always been so much better, and still is today. I know cinnamon is supposed to be an effort to correct the problems with the horrible gnome desktop, but KDE is still much better. I have tried many distros, and pretty much desktop out there, but KDE is still the best, giving me the most options to configure things my way.
This is a great article Cory. Fedora is my best Distro ever as well but I am venturing into Ubuntu and CentOs these days...I am based out of Mississauga and we should connect to discuss open source opportunities in Canada and well as how to increase the open source footprint of the country.
Thanks again for sharing the insightful article.
Hi Sir Cory,
Your story is very inspiring one! =)
Just wanted to let you know that we included your article in our Monthly Resource Roundup http://www.interworx.com/community/monthly-round-februarys-best-administ...


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Deb Richardson wrote:Oh and neup99 seems you must have spent many 'twilight' hours at the park if you think that there is more 'twilight' traffic than daylight or maybe that's the only time you've been there, possibly 'camping'.
Deb Richardson wrote:neup99, whatever. No fight wanted here. Chill! Seems you are the one that once again needs to put your feathers back. ~big smiley face~
I'm just calling a spade a spade. If you think this is exciting, I can't imagine what you think of political debates.
Deb Richardson wrote:neup99, you have made me feel defensive by "calling a spade a spade". You've made the personal attacks, not me. Had I said, "Your family owns big obnoxious RVs." That would be a personal attack. I was just stating my opinion on how I feel these types of units could negatively impact if allowed at Bradley Park. You've turned this around, totally getting away from the original topic of the thread.I'm just calling a spade a spade. If you think this is exciting, I can't imagine what you think of political debates.
This statement is very much a personal attack.You have no idea what excites me nor my political views. If you need the satisfaction of thinking you've gotten to me a little bit, you have. Now I'm really getting off topic. (Good grief this isn't Facebook or MySpace!)
I agree the area needs a boost, but not in the form of camping at Bradley Park. There is a very good reason it was stopped years ago. I think Box Island would be a very good alternative for tent and walk-in only. How much would it be positively utilized is yet to be seen. Now that I've beaten a dead horse, I still think you need to chill, ~big obnoxious smiley face~Adios!
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High Noon is one of the classic westerns of all time. The story of a town marshal waiting for the arrival of a band of outlaws arriving on the noon train with just one plan, to kill the marshal. Played by Gary Cooper, the marshal finds little support from the citizens of the town. He has the option to leave but a duty to stay. In Outland we travel in time to the future. We are on a remote mining facility on one of Jupiter's moons. Once there, a newly arrived marshal finds evidence of a major drug problem that endangers the lives of all the workers. As the evidence mounts we soon find the marshal waiting for the arrival of a band of assassins arriving on the next earth shuttle with just one plan, to kill the marshal. Played by Sean Connery, the marshal finds little support from the citizens, administration and works of the facility. He had an option to leave, but a duty to stay.
Outland does not try to hide the fact that it is a remake of the classic western and my personal feeling is that it is just as good as the movie it was based on. Connery is not the perfect marshal though. He is not the perfect husband or father either. He has problems of his own that he must deal with even as he is faced with almost certain death.
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Chadron State College assumes no liability for loss, damage, or theft of personal property; damage or injury resulting from explosion, fire, mechanical failure of water, steam, defective wiring, or negligence of any other occupants of the apartments. It is the tenants responsibility to obtain renters insurance through a company of their choice if so desired.
All motorized vehicles (excluding motorcycles) operated by residents of CSC Apartments must have a valid parking hangtag. Parking hangtags are valid from the first day of classes of the fall semester to the same time the subsequent fall semester. Hangtags and a copy of the "Campus Parking Regulations" may be obtained at the Business Office. Occupants shall obey the speed limits and be especially viligant for children.
Under no circumstances are residents to drive autos, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, or any other vehicle within the CSC Apartments complex, on the lawns, or on the sidewalks. No vehicle, unless currently used by the occupant, is to be parked in the designated apartment parking area. All vehicles within the vicinity of the apartments which are of no apparent use to the residents of the units will be towed away at the expense of the owner. Horse trailers or boats may not be parked or kept in the CSC Apartment area.
Smoking is not allowed in CSC Apartments, or in public spaces (laundry rooms, playgrounds, and other public meeting areas). Sanctions for students who smoke in smoke-free areas may include warnings from the Housing and Residence Life staff, community service, or termination of the housing contract. This policy is in place to promote and support the health of all students and staff.
The possession of alcoholic beverages or the possession, use, sale, transportation, or manufacturing of controlled substances as defined by the Nebraska Statutes is prohibited on the Chadron State College campus. Students found in possession of alcohol on campus may be enrolled in the colleges Drug and Alcohol Awareness class. Repeated violation of this policy may result in suspension. Gambling in the State of Nebraska is also prohibited.
The use or possession of firearms, ammunition (including firecrackers) and archery equipment is prohibited in the apartment units. Firearms, ammunition, and archery equipment is to be registered with the Housing Office, who will make arrangements to store them in a designated secure area. In storing firearms, trigger locks will be utilized at all times the firearm is on campus. Students may not store firearms in their vehicles. Firearms, ammunition, or archery equipment found not registered with the Housing Office will be confiscated for a specific period of time and stored at the Chadron Police Department. Failure to comply with any provision of this policy may result in the immediate removal from CSC Apartments.
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In the event of a tornado warning take shelter in an interior closet or in a room away from exterior walls and windows. If necessary, a mattress may be used against a window for safety purposes. Residents should have a good flashlight, blankets, and a battery powered radio in case of emergencies. For more information on tornado safety contact the Region 23 Emergency Management Agency at 432.2251.
Always report any fire! It may be small and insignificant, but it could be the origin of a larger fire. In case of fire call 184.108.40.206 and tell the dispacher the location of the fire and the apartment number. Notify all neighbors in the adjoining apartments and call the CSC Boiler House at 432.6226.
No pets, except fish, are allowed in CSC Apartments. If a pet is found to be in an apartment, the lessee will be given 12 hours to vacate the pet. If the pet is not removed, or another pet is found, it can result in the termination of the housing contract. This rule is strictly enforced for safety and sanitary reasons.
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Amid mint juleps and fabulous hats, a couple from Elkins got to enjoy the world-famous Kentucky Derby in high style this weekend - and they even had a winning bet.
Crystal Gibson and her husband Rod won a trip to see the Kentucky Derby through her job with Elkins Distributing Inc. The local business won an Anheuser Busch promotion and topped dozens of other companies in six states to win the trip for two, which the Gibsons were able to enjoy.
"It's a big deal, because we were up against probably at least 70 other wholesalers - so we were very proud we performed very well on the Bud Light incentive," she said in a phone interview Monday.
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Crystal Gibson and her husband, Rod, enjoy their trip to Louisville, Ky., where they attended the horse races at the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby. (Submitted photo)
Visiting the Kentucky Derby always had been one of her dreams, Gibson said -something that was on her "bucket list" of things to do in life.
She and her husband left Thursday for the trip to Louisville, Ky., and they attended the horse races Friday and Saturday at the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby. Their lodging and expenses were paid for as part of the trip, and Gibson said they enjoyed great food and beverages both days, as well as nice seats.
"It was fantastic," she said. "It was so fun, because you see the pictures of the people with the hats and the dresses, and everybody dresses like that. It's not just a few people, it's everybody."
Gibson wore a black and white striped dress Friday, with a fancy hat that was created for her by Jo Jo Pennington, the owner of Jo Jo's Floral in Elkins.
"Jo Jo put ribbons on it and made it 'derby fabulous,'" she said, adding Friday's theme was to incorporate pink in honor of the official flower of the Oaks, the stargazer lily, so her hat had black and pink ribbons.
On Saturday, she wore an orange dress with a matching hat that she ordered online. Her husband wore ties to match her outfits -a pink one Friday and an orange one Saturday.
"He doesn't like to dress up too much, but he was a good sport," Gibson said.
She added one of the highlights was her husband's winning bet on Orb, the horse that earned a decisive 2 1/2-length victory in Derby 139.
She wasn't sure exactly how much money her husband won, but it was enough to cover their other losing bets.
"We didn't lose any money," she said.
Overall, she said the experience is something she'll never forget.
"It was just really neat. There was a really fun atmosphere," Gibson said. "We had a really great time."


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A cab driver was found shot in the head inside his cab this morning by colleagues who had flooded a Buffalo neighborhood looking for him.
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Abdallah was making his first fare of the day and did not respond to a call from a dispatcher, who became concerned.
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This interdisciplinary department is affiliated with the College of Human Sciences. The department offers bachelors, masters, and doctoral degree options that include campus-based programming as well as a master's degree distance education option. The Hotel and Restaurant Management Program's undergraduate enrollment is approximately 200 students. Auburn University is a comprehensive, multi-cultural university and land-grant institution located in Auburn, Alabama, enrolling 24,000 students. Auburn is a one hour drive from Montgomery, one and one-half hours from Atlanta, Georgia, and about four hours from Florida's Gulf coast. See http://humsci.auburn.edu/nufs for more information about the Department of Nutrition, Dietetics, and Hospitality Management and Auburn University.
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The Buffalo Bills finally have found stability in the interior of their offensive line over the past two years. They moved to keep that stability going by signing guard Kraig Urbik to a contract extension Tuesday.
The 6-foot-5, 323-pound Urbik has been a stout presence at right guard the past two seasons. His contract was due to run out after this season. Now he has a four-year deal through 2016 that could be worth up to $15 million.
Consider it one down and one or two to go for the Bills' "middle three."
Fellow guard Andy Levitre is set to become a free agent after the season. Center Eric Wood has a contract that runs out after the 2013 season. The Bills will want to keep at least one of those two in the fold, if not both. All three are represented by the same agent, California-based David Dunn.
Urbik, 27, was one of the best waiver pickups the Bills have had in recent years. He entered the NFL as a third-round draft pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2009, but Pittsburgh released him just before the start of his second season.
He saw spot duty for the Bills in 2010, then beat out Chad Rinehart for a starting spot entering 2011. Urbik started eight games at right guard, then moved over to center for five starts after Wood was injured. Urbik has started 12 games at right guard this season.
"He is a big, strong man," coach Chan Gailey said earlier this season. "I mean he is a barrel-chested, strong human that has got pretty good movement for his size and is a very versatile player. He's one of those tough guys you've got to have inside."
Offensive line is one of the better units on the Bills' team. The middle of the passing pocket has been cleaner the past three years than it had been much of the previous decade. The Bills allowed the fewest sacks in the league last season and rank 14th in pass protection this year. They have been among the top five in yards-per-carry the past two seasons.
Urbik ranked 18th among NFL guards last year and stands 24th this year, according to grades on Profootballfocus.com.
Urbik is a Wisconsin product who started 50 games in college. His deal includes a signing bonus of $3.5 million.
Rinehart, the Bills' top interior line backup entering the season, also is due to become a free agent in March. Rinehart went on injured reserve after seven games this season.
Besides Levitre, the other Bills who get significant playing time who are due to become unrestricted free agents are safety Jairus Byrd, defensive ends Kyle Moore and Shawne Merriman, defensive tackle Spencer Johnson, linebacker Bryan Scott, cornerback Leodis McKelvin and fullback Corey McIntyre.
Bills receiver Stevie Johnson needs 109 receiving yards to reach 1,000 yards for a third straight season. Johnson stands 21st in the NFL in receiving yards and is tied for 17th in catches with 69.
"Everybody in this locker room should be feeling like their job is at risk and I think that is the right way to think at this point," Johnson said Monday. "Hopefully it will light a fire under us and we can win these next two games. I know for sure, I am going to be playing for my teammates, I am going to be playing for my coaches, and I am going to be playing for some personal things. That is just what it has come to. We are not playing for the playoffs anymore. We are still putting on these pads and playing for the Buffalo Bills."
The Bills promoted receiver Chris Hogan and linebacker Greg Lloyd to the 53-man roster. They took the place of receiver Donald Jones and linebacker Arthur Moats. Hogan, a 6-1, 220-pound undrafted Monmouth product, has been on the practice squad six weeks. Lloyd, 6-1 and 247, was added to the practice squad four weeks ago. He entered the league as a seventh-round pick of Philadelphia in 2011. Jones has been struggling with a calf injury that has caused him to miss two of the last three games. He was placed on the non-football injury list due to an illness related to the calf problem. Moats suffered an ankle injury in the loss to Seattle Sunday.
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GREENSBURG - After his Bishop Carroll Catholic High School boys basketball team lost in the Laurel Highlands Conference championship game, Huskies coach Cosie Aliquo said in the back hallway of the Richland Sports Center that he was happy with what the team had accomplished, because nobody expected it to be there.
That's highly debatable. Six of BC's top seven players returned from a team that just missed winning the District 6 Class A championship in 2012. These Huskies clearly were geared to win and win big.
In fact, many of those players were sophomores and freshmen.
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Lincoln?Park's John Tomassetti keeps Bishop Carroll's Brandon Martinazzi from the ball.
That's why Friday night's heartbreaking 86-84 loss to Lincoln Park at Hempfield Area High School in the state quarterfinals might not have been the end of the road so much as a minor detour.
Capping a 23-win season by being the only team to defeat WPIAL champion Vincentian - for the second time - and then taking the two-time PIAA finalist Leopards to the brink has established the Huskies as program on the verge of something very big.
"It just gives us confidence. We've got the momentum going into next season," said 6-foot-5 junior center Marcus Lee, who scored 49 points in the last two games. "We're going to get into the weight room, get bigger, faster, stronger.
"We've set the bar, and we can get higher than that."
"It's definitely motivation," added sophomore guard Brandon Martinazzi. "You work so hard all year to get to this point, and we came up a little short. But we've got the whole summer to work on it, and we'll see what happens."
In addition to Lee and Martinazzi, starting guards David Maruca and Mitchell Madonna will be back next season. Scott Ranck is the only senior who played for the Huskies on Friday, and Connor Semelsberger is the only other Husky who will be graduating this year.
Ranck's loss will be considerable - the 6-2 forward had an ability to create shots and was playing his best in the last month. However, sophomore Nik Sukinos and freshman David Swatsworth both came off the bench and showed that they can perform against a top team, hitting two shots apiece in the second quarter.
Next year also could be a deeper team than this one. Carroll often only went six or seven deep this season.
"Nick Burk is another big man. If I start working with him, he'll get a lot better," Lee said.
After a strong freshman campaign in which he scored 8.8 points per game, Martinazzi raised his average by nine and has emerged as one of the area's most dynamic talents, with the ability to score off the dribble and invent opportunities going to the hoop against taller players. He and Lee will give Carroll an inside-outside punch that will be the envy of almost everyone in the district next year.
"I think I got better in the sense that I was more aggressive," Martinazzi said. "Over the summer, I picked apart the parts of my game that I thought were weaker. I'm really hoping this summer I can take an even bigger jump."
If there was any chance the Huskies wouldn't push themselves, Aliquo made sure to keep them on their toes.
"I was not easy on this team. And the reason is, this team had a lot of talent," Aliquo said. "They know I'm never going to be easy on them, because, to be there, they need to be pushed."
That shouldn't be a problem. For all the Huskies accomplished this year, they finished second in the LHAC and second in 6-A. They have a lot of goals that still need achieving in 2013-14.
"We got there. We just have to finish," Lee said. "We didn't finish."
Games like Friday's, the two wins over Vincentian and District 6 Class AA champion Penn Cambria and another over 6-AAA champ Johnstown taught the Huskies a lot, as did two close losses to Bishop Guilfoyle.
"I think our defense will pick up some more. I think our offense will continue to improve," Martinazzi said. "I think we need to get stronger and a little bit more athletic, so, even if we have a height disadvantage, we can keep teams like [Lincoln Park] off the boards."
Carroll already played with a lot of belief in itself and a certain swagger. The Huskies constantly would try to beat other teams at their own game.
"Everybody trusts each other. We've been playing together for a long time," Martinazzi said. "We all want to do what's best for each other."
It's might be debatable how far anyone thought the 2012-13 Huskies would go. What isn't debatable is they'll be the team to watch in 2013-14, and, if they win championships, no one should be surprised.
"Heart wins, and these guys won a lot today," Aliquo said. "They won mine. That's for sure.
"They'll be back."
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Dr. Elaine Hardman of the Biomedical Sciences Program has been featured by MU-Advance, an organization on campus that seeks to empower, retain, and recruit female faculty members in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The following is the piece the MU-Advance ran on Dr. Hardman:
A.A. (Biology), Lake City Junior College
B.S. (Biology), Auburn University at Montgomery
Ph.D. (Cell Biology), University of Texas Health Science Center
Dr. Hardman recently received a grant from the Department of Defense Breast Cancer Research Program to further her studies on the effects of omega-3 fatty acids on breast cancer development. Dr. Hardman, in collaboration with Dr. Philippe Georgel, an associate professor of Biological Sciences, garnered more than $780,000 to conduct the research study. In addition, the National Cancer Institute awarded Dr. Hardman a grant ($266,000 for the fourth year) to study how the maternal diet can significantly reduce the lifetime risk of mammary gland cancer in the female offspring of mice. This particular study focuses on long-chain (20 or 22 carbons) omega-3 fatty acids. Her research has found that consumption of canola oil in the diet, instead of corn oil, may reduce the risk for mammary gland cancer. Also, a grant from the American Institute for Cancer Research allows Dr. Hardman to assess the effects of walnut (a good source of omega-3 fat and various phytosterols) consumption on breast cancer development. Money provided by the Cancer Research and Prevention Foundation funds the identification of molecular mechanisms for altered interactions between adipocytes and mammary epithelial cells when omega-3 fats are incorporated into the cells.
Dr. Hardman, a School of Medicine professor, currently teaches a Biomedical Sciences graduate course in Lipid Metabolism, and two Medical Biochemistry courses, Lipid Metabolism and Nutrition. Dr. Hardman previously taught Cancer Biology and Prevention.
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Dr. Hardman serves as an editorial advisor for the journal Cancer Cell International. She is an active member of the American Association for Cancer Research and Women in Cancer Research. Dr. Hardman is also the Treasurer for the International Federation of Cell Biology, serving since 2000. In addition, Dr. Hardman serves on the Scientific Advisory Board for the California Walnut Council.


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A homophobic term used to emphasize the fact that emo kids, while being trendy and annoying, are awesome because they don't conform to gender roles, resulting in homophobes using their narrow-minded logic to come to the conclusion that emo kids are gay. Hello there run-on sentence.
Emo hater: YOU'RE SO GAY. YOU'RE WORSE THAN GAY. YOU'RE EMO GAY!
Emo kid: ...Okay.
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CrossFit 25404 helping 'shape' area
January 1, 2013
MARTINSBURG — Curt Kimbrell and his wife, Chrissy, were in a fitness plateau after routinely hitting the same gym for the past six years....
What a joke...125$ a month to do functional moves like squats, etc. Join Golds for 20$ a month and look upo crossfit moves online. Save the rest of your hard earned money.
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Martinsburg has some of the most unhealthy people I have ever seen.
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Joedoe, the first class is free and i bet your learn something while your there too.
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oh wow im real impressed. heres another parenting fail. number 1 in fitness, number 25 in education. that will get you far in life.
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The apartment is close to Manhattan, being only three stops away by train and easily reached from the JFK airport.
Here you can easily find farmers markets such as the Hattie Carthan Community Garden, Marcy Ave. between Lafayette and Clifton Place on Saturdays(9am-3pm) and Hattie Carthan after church market on 49 Van Buren between Throop. Besides these, you also have Tompkins on Sundays (1-6pm) locally grown food organic food veggies, fruits, eggs, raw honey.
No heavy drinking.
No parties or pets allowed.
Absolutely no smoking in the house.
No disturbing of neighborhood. Residential only.
No shoes worn indoors .Bring your slippers.
No breakfast but you can buy a decent breakfast at the deli grocery around the corner: selections of sandwiches, organic tea, coffee, hot chocolate.
In the summer time or early Fall you can relax and enjoy your BREAKFAST until 11am in the garden with huge red maple trees full of birds singing.
Cleaning fee of 15$ if the room is dirty we provide a broom so you can keep the room in mint condition as you have received it.
Deposit fee of $20 for keys.
Nothing else than toilet paper in the bathroom please we provide a garbage bin for feminine protections products.
Make sure you take your garbage out every day. Recycling is the law. We provide all the information on what you can recycle or not.
Please put your trash bags outside.
Tourist guide(French and English) books available and brochures.
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Really nice hosts who gave us very useful info on our stay.
They were very easygoing and flexible. Room and bathroom were clean and nice.
Room was big enough and the location was perfect for a touristy stay.
I would defenetly recommend this place to friends!!!
We had a pleasant stay and we received all the information to help us during our stay. Breakfast very welcoming.
Nous avons passé un agréable séjour et nous avons reçu toutes les informations pour nous aider durant notre séjour. Hotes trés acceuillant.
Our stay was amazing. The hosts were so friendly and helpful. The room was tidy and cozy. We had a great time.
House very well located, close to the subway. The family is very friendly and the room is spacious
Casa muy bien situada, cerca del metro. La familia es muy amable y la habitación es amplia
It was a very nice stay. The room and bathroom are clean and big enough. The family was very considerate and the kids are not too noisy. The property is about 15 minutes from Manhattan and well connected. We would love to come back.
Thanks for having us and take care!
Es war ein sehr schöner Aufenthalt. Das Zimmer und das Bad sind sauber und ausreichend groß. Die Familie war sehr rücksichtsvoll und die Kinder sind auch nicht zu laut. Die Unterkunft ist ca. 15 Minuten von Manhattan entfernt und sehr gut angebunden. Wir kommen gern wieder.
Thanks for having us and take care!
My dad and I spent a really nice week in New York and our accommodation at Ceciles's was very nice!
The room was comfortable and bright. We had access to the garden, wifi and an own bathroom. Everything worked out well and I can recommend this place to any other visitor who has no big claims but want to stay at a pleasant family with a good connection to Manhattan. (The next train station is 10-15 minutes away.)
I will come back - not yet but anytime! :)
Kind regards from Germany - Hamburg!
We had a wonderful stay in the family of Cecilia, an attentive family, for his valuable advice to organize our stay at best. Children are also very friendly and very hospitable.
The room is spacious, bright, the area is very quiet. The convenient bathroom and very clean.
The subway is a ten minute walk. It easily goes to Manhattan and other parts of the city.
We recommend this property.
Nous avons passé un merveilleux séjour dans la famille de Cécile, une famille attentive, précieuse pour ses conseils afin d'organiser notre séjour au mieux. Les enfants sont aussi très sympathiques et très accueillants.
La chambre est spacieuse, lumineuse, le quartier est très calme. La salle de bain commode et très propre.
Le métro est à dix minutes à pied. On se rend facilement à Manhattan et dans les autres quartiers de la ville.
Nous vous recommandons cette location.
We left me and a friend for a first visit to New York and have spent 6 nights with Cecilia and Ndong. It was a real pleasure. Cécile and Ndong are really cool people, accommodation is impeccable. In short, it is a place where one feels good and I recommend.
Nous sommes partis, moi et un ami pour un premier séjour à New York et avons passés 6 nuits chez Cécile et Ndong. Ce fut un réel plaisir. Cécile et Ndong sont vraiment des chouettes personnes, l'hébergement est impeccable. Bref, c'est un endroit où on se sent bien et que je recommande.
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'Just Go With It': Film's name says it allPosted Wednesday, February 23, 2011, at 4:37 PM
The word that best describes Adam Sandler's latest project, "Just Go With It."
It's not his funniest picture ever, but it does score with the romantics in the audience as well as those seeking a few good chuckles over the course of a couple hours. It's not necessarily going to help you discover the meaning of life, but it will make you smile.
Once again Sandler finds a role that allows him to be the man women desire. Must be nice to run Happy Madison Productions. This time he surrounds himself with Jennifer Aniston, Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover model Brooklyn Decker, Nicole Kidman, Minka Kelly and Saturday Night Live alum - the always alluring - Rachel Dratch. Sorry, just wanted to make sure your paying attention.
Sandler stars as Danny, a top-notch Southern California plastic surgeon who as a young man, on the day of his wedding, has his heart broken by a women who is only interested in him because of his professional aspirations.
He quickly discovers his wedding ring, when placed on his finger, is a tool for landing women. It's a tool he uses repeatedly over the next few years as he boasts about his conquests to his loyal office manager and assistant, Katherine (Aniston). The single mother of two is wise to his game and tries to serve as his conscience to no avail.
At a friends party one evening, an over bo-toxed and hilarious stereotype, Adon (Kevin Nealon, another of the SNL gang) introduces Danny to his friend, a young, hot school teacher named Palmer (Brooklyn Decker). Following a night together at the beach, the perpetual bachelor Danny thinks he's found the one, but Palmer finds the "wedding" ring in his pants pocket and is outraged. Rather than tell her he uses it to lure women, he makes up a story about his separation from his wife and soon-to-be divorce. Palmer insists on meeting his fictional wife, so Danny enlists the help of Katherine and eventually her two children to perpetuate the growing lie.
The hilarity ensues from there. Danny is blackmailed into taking everyone to Hawaii, including his friend posing as Katherine's new man, Dolph the German sheep shipper (played by laugh-out-loud funny Nick Swardson).
The lie expands and as the trip unfolds, Katherine is forced to ask Danny to play her husband to one-up an old school rival, Devlin (Kidman) who is married to a rich inventor, Ian Maxtone Jones (Dave Matthews - yes of Dave Matthews Band fame).
Matthews may have the best scene in the film as he and Kidman compete in a contest with Sandler and Aniston at a luau hosted by sports personality Dan Patrick (another Sandler friend).
A lot of the usual Sandlerites make cameo appearances in the film, creating "there's one" moments throughout; but the movie is centered around Danny discovering what he's really looking for in a woman has been in front of him the whole time.
The ending is predictable, but you still feel good when it happens.
On the popcorn bucket scale, I give "Just Go With It," 3 of 5. Load me up with the butter and a little spice. Decker isn't the best actress in the world, but paired with Jennifer Aniston - that's one heck of of an onscreen duo. Oh ya, Adam Sandler provides some laughs along the way, too. Did I mention Decker and Aniston are in this? MPAA: PG-13 for frequent crude and sexual content, partial nudity, brief drug references and language.
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I am very disappointed in Adam Sandler right now. I just watched "Jack and Jill". Trust me, not something that is in the least bit funny, realistic, or even surprising! Just go with it was one of those movies that I thought would be funny but ended up being borderline okay. His movies are not bust out laughing anymore, just a simple smile or whatever comment! I mean the sheep part in this movie was just silly. Not funny just silly. Happy Madison has changed dramatically since " Waterboy" and "Happy Gilmore". I just feel disappointed!
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