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Scrutinizing Zagat's List of Top 10 Oahu Restaurants
Hawaii Stakes 4 Spots On 30 'World's Best Beaches' List
Inspiring Oahu Lookouts for the New Year
12 Days of Vacation at the Hilton Hawaiian Village
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Boozing on the Windward Side
Sights and Scenes from Hawaii: 2012 in Review
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Five-Oh-My!
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Earning the Campfire Badge
Travel + Leisure readers name 14 Hawaii resorts to annual Best List
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Don't Hurt the Danno
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Get Plenty Secrets
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: Bikini time
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Always. Trust. McGarrett.
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Evil Woman
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Of Hackers and Hacks
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Mom, meet your daughter
It's Easy Staying Put in Ka'anapali
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Dropping bombs
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Hustle and Blow
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: To Grandmother's House We Go
Kailua's New Role: Foodie Magnet
Coming to a TV near you, the Hilton HHonors Beach Volleyball Challenge — check out those guns!
Keep the Pro Bowl, Keep it in Hawaii
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Trick or Treat or Ritualistic Killing
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: A Headless Horseman
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Getting A Head
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Boys 'a Bickering
Favorite Out-of-the-Way Hawaii Beaches
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Bromance at Sea
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Pedestrian Peril on the Pali
Visiting Hawaii During the Holidays
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: More Bromance Bickering
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — A Bloody Premiere
It's here! 'Hawaii Five-0' Season 3 premieres at Sunset on the Beach, Waikiki
Where Did Summer Go?
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Ready for Answers
Exploring the Original 'Battleship' — the USS Missouri
Hawaii's Top 10 Attractions by Visitor Numbers
Jumping Aboard a Waikiki 'Booze Cruise'
Put these 3 Honolulu foodie destinations on your radar
Our 3D and Hawaii faves from the last 2 years
Cool trail, cool views, less 'up' — the Waahila Ridge Trail
Hidden Gem: Side Street Inn
Dr. Beach crowns 3 Hawaii spots in his 2012 Top 10 list
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Double cliffhanger and a long summer
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: All Pau!
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Take that, Wo Fat!
Travel + Leisure readers crown Hawaii resorts
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: McGarrett's back!
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: 'NCIS:LA' drops in to track down a mad doctor
Top family-friendly Oahu activities for summer
Get outside for National Park Week
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: L.A. Meets the 808
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Of course, it's in the basement
My trip through Wonderland atop Mt. Ka'ala, O'ahu
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Watch out, Max
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Diamonds and the toughs
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Asner returns
Strolling the farmers market at Royal Hawaiian Center
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — These guest stars will blow... your... mind
Top spots for Oahu shopping
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Caan Do!
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — It's war
Scene Spotting sneak peek: 'Hawaii Five-0' returns to Kualoa Ranch
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — the Russian did it!
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Hawaii Four-0?
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Don't mess with Gracie
Sun and surf at Puaena Point, North Shore, Oahu
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Hostage drama
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — It's an alias!
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Face off
Your 2012 Hawaii to-do list
Up with the dawn of 2012
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Joe gets in deep
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: What's Up, Joe?
Hawaii 2011: The year in social media snapshots
'Five-0' Season 2 highlights (thus far)
Play To Eat: Quick picks of Hawaii fun and dining
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Wedding in Paradise
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Jingle Bells, Wedding Bells
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Finding their quarry at the quarry
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Bus-napped!
Day 1 of the Vans World Cup of Surfing: Notes from Sunset Beach
Wet your whistle on the North Shore
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Beyond the DMZ
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: North Korea, not Margaritaville
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Hot cars, sharp shooting
The List: Hawaii beaches to suit your mood or need
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: Hot bods, hot cars
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Animals galore
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: Heroes reunite
Fun movies filmed in Hawaii while we await 'The Descendants'
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: The spirits are with us
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: Cue the creepy music
Hawaii takes 5 of Golf Digest's Top 20 North America resorts
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Body blow! Body blow!
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: One-Two Punch!
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Good Cop, Bad Cop
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: Go 'Bows, go Kono
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Give 'em a hand
Surfing Safari — best places to watch Hawaii's big winter surf
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: Dive!
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Steve McGarrett
'Hawaii Five-0' Sneak Peek: Deja Vu in the Jungle
Hawaii Five-0 Scene Spotting: Off to Lanai as the team grows... then shrinks.
Get into the green in Hawaii
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: Let's go Lanai!
Hawaii Five-0 Scene Spotting: Team's reunited, island looks great and... wait, who's in the car??
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting sneak peek: new cast, favorite spots, Alex O'Loughlin push-ups
Thousands greet the stars at 'Hawaii Five-0' premiere in Waikiki
Feeling the blues (sky and ocean) atop the Lanikai Pillbox Hike
Late summer swell brings big surf to Oahu's south shore
Hawaii dominates another list — U.S. adventure travel
'Hawaii Five-0' returns — get ready to spot the scenes
Get into the green at Manoa Falls
Getting by with a little help from friends: Braving Olomana's 3rd peak
Playing tourist at Diamond Head
Hawaii must-eats for the food-fixated
Main road in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park opens to view spectacular new eruption
Trekking out to Chinaman's Hat
100 degrees? Cool off with our chilly Hawaii faves
Meet the jungle at Jackass Ginger
Exploring Haleakala's moonscape
One man's dream: An ukulele party
Indulge your senses at the farmers market
Folks you meet at the Koko Crater Tracks hike
You're in Hawaii — walk it out
The Pali Lookout: Beautiful views, bloody battle
Fish fetish? Get your snorkel on at Hawaii's best sites
Lights, music, Bon Dance! The festival season arrives
Must-Do Hawaii Water Adventures for Summer
Top 5 Reasons to Hit ARTAfterDARK
Honoring the fallen: Memorial Day ceremonies on Oahu
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: The governor's in on it, Wo Fat's running it
'Hawaii Five-0' finale: The preview, the parties
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Poison, explosions, car chase — just another day
'Five-0' sneak peek: No, no — not Danno!
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Thar it blows
Five-0 Sneak Peek: Did Jesse's Girl Do It?
Our Top 5 Hawaii getaway vacations
Hawaii through music: Enjoying the Royal Hawaiian Band
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Diddy drops in
'Five-0' sneak peek: Diddy Time
'Five-0' Scene Spotting: A fishy murder
'Five-0' is back with an ouch
6 islands, 6 picks for summer
'Five-0' Scene Spotting: Able to plunge 10 stories in a single fall
'Five-0' is back! (Collective sigh of relief)
Top of the morning after St. Patrick's Day to ya!
Tsunami aftermath — reaching out to Japan
'Five-0' locations withdrawals? Tell us about it. Fortunately, CBS has a video salve.
Best Island Hotels? Travel + Leisure says 5 of top 20 are in Hawaii
Mardi Gras Honolulu — stops the rain every time
Marking 110 years at the Moana Surfrider, The First Lady of Waikiki
Big party at Madam Pele's house — Kilauea Volcano is afire
Glassy ocean, puffy clouds and... whales?
'Five-0' on brief hiatus
Eat The Street draws the Honolulu foodies
A perfect storm of partying
Scene Spotting: Five-0 tracks down bullseye bomber
Hot and humid — but nevertheless Great — Aloha Run
Five questions with Alex O'Loughlin
Local File: Food trucks converge for Round Two of 'Eat The Street'
'Five-0' sneak: Another mad killer... plus Dane Cook
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Shiver me timbers (and AK-47s), mateys, it's pirates
O'Loughlin, Kim on why Hawaii rocks
Love is free
'Five-0' Sneak: Tongan pirates?
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Welcome to the jungle
Not a football fan? Get ready for fun in the sun.
'Five-0' sneak — skin and sun
Waikiki celebrates Year of the Rabbit on Feb. 3
Year of the Rabbit block party draws thousands to Chinatown
Welcome to the 2011 Professional Football Fans Convention
Kids get in on the Pro Bowl action
Block party madness! Kung Hee Fat Choy! (Happy New Year!)
Pro Bowl in Hawaii gears up
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting — Tsunami? Don't believe the hype
'Hawaii Five-0' sneak: Don't surf that wave
No go on The Eddie, but big wave surfers impressed at Waimea Bay
'Five-0' scene spotting: Losing their heads
Sneak peek: A 'gruesome' discovery
Sony Open, Day 1 — Bring on the sun!
Lazing away at Kailua Beach
Local file: Golfing at Olomana
'Five-0' Scene Spotting: Making off with Mary
Hiking Olomana: Bring your 'A game'
Aloha 2011! Let's ring it in...
Happy holidays from 3D Travel
Viva la France! Flores surges to win Pipeline Masters
Mele in the air
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Jingle jangled nerves
'Five-0' Ho Ho Ho and Oh No!
Honolulu glows for the holidays
'Five-0' Scene Spotting: Bad honeymoon
Mele Kalikimaka music
'Five-0' sneak: 'Paradise' Lost
Thanksgiving party pictures
'Five-0' Scene Spotting: Doping, thieving, lunatic triathletes
Kuliouou Ridge Hike: Good turkey burner
'Five-0' sneak peek and a bromance revue
'Five-0' Scene Spotting: Pak it in
Scene Spotting Sneak: Poipu
'Five-0' Scene Spotting: Murder by imu
'Hawaii Five-0' sneak peek: Luau gone wrong
Birthday girl Katie, meet the Laie Lady
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Mighty Mo stars
Cookies! Free at the Doubletree Alana Hotel on Halloween
'Five-0' Sneak Peek: The Mighty Mo
'Five-0' Scene Spotting: The 'H' word blows up
Cheers! 'Hawaii Five-0' gets picked up, where to film next?
Ohana, luau and making the memory
'Five-0' Sneak Peek: Beach Time
'Five-0' Scene Spotting: Murder Down Under
Five-0 Scene Spotting sneak peek
'Hawaii Five-0' Scene Spotting: Jail Break!
Tahiti repeats in Molokai Hoe
Hidden Gem: Bruno's Forno
Scene Spotting: Next week's 'Hawaii Five-0' preview
'Hawaii Five-0' scene spotting: Gangs infiltrate 'Kukui' High, mob in the HK
Local file: Koko Crater tracks –– Going up
VIDEO: Sneak peek for scene spotters
'Hawaii Five-0' scene spotting: Waikiki, Hilton stars
A-LO-HA! The floral parade had it
Aloha Friday playlist
Day trip: Dog lover's paradise
Spotting scenes from 'Hawaii Five-0'
Mixing it up at the Hoolaulea
Hidden Gem: V Lounge
'Hawaii Five-0' premiere at Waikiki Beach
More than rice at Rice Fest
Hidden Gem: 12th Avenue Grill
'Urban Revolution' in Waikiki
Hidden Gem: HASR Wine Co.
Closing in on the victory
Winding down at RumFire
Duke's OceanFest: Water, sun, aloha
Local file: Appreciate it!
Turning the Big One at Fresh Cafe
Kaunala Trail: For that 'Where Am I?' feeling...
Joy of Sake... joyful indeed
Storming Stump! at The Manifest in Honolulu
Hidden Gem: Sasabune
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Happy Birthday Spawn of Jay!
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Thank you everyone! Snow wasnt too bad. I was actually visiting some friends in South Dakota and it was warmer is Denver than there! Brrrr! But I had a good birthday, thank you all!
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Happy Birthday Jayspawn! Mwattorator extraordinaire!
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You're not Jay's Pawn? You know what? Today, be his pawn AND his spawn! You've earned it.
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Rubber tire inserts.
Helps increase grip and stability of tires.
Prevents tires from caving in during high speed & cornering.
Red / Medium Soft.
Two rubber inserts
Width: 19mm (13/16")
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Ben E. Keith Gets Rugged with Windows 7
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Ben E. Keith's Vice President of Administration and Information, Steve Fleming, talks about implementing the MobileDemand xTablet T7000 devices equipped with Windows 7.
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Edward Snowden's Whereabouts Still UnknownUPDATED 5:53 PM CDT Jun 26, 2013
Ecuador says it could take months to decide whether to grant Edward Snowden asylum. The former government contractor who leaked classified information is believed to be somewhere inside Moscow's airport, but he's staying out of sight. Sally Kidd reports from Washington.
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on January 27, 2013 - 7:33 PM
A slick morning commute will give way to warmer temperatures Monday afternoon, meteorologists said.
The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory from 2 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday for all of Western New York, and predicted snow late tonight into early Monday, resulting in one to two inches of snow and sleet, and less than a tenth of an inch of ice by morning.
"It's not a lot of anything but the mix of snow and ice will cause a slippery morning commute," said National Weather Service meteorologist Jon Hitchcock.
Snow is expected to turn into freezing rain, sleet and then all rain.
Drivers should leave extra time Monday morning and use slower speeds, Hitchcock said.
Temperatures tonight will fall to the lower 20s and reach the upper 20s by daybreak, with highs of about 40 by Monday afternoon, Hitchcock said.
Winds on Monday are expected to be about 15 mph.
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Systemwide Events Calendar
Trip Around the Island exhibitOctober 7, 2013 - December 20, 2013
Manoa Campus, Hamilton Library Bridge Gallery
The University of Hawai'i at Manoa Library announces the opening of a new exhibit, "Trip Around the Island" by Sonny Ganaden, in Hamilton Library's Bridge Gallery for the Fall 2013 semester. Trip Around the Island is a collection of thirty contemporary prints created by local artists, inspired in part by the work of Save Our Surf, Juliet May Fraser, and other artists of Hawaii's past. The opening on Sunday October 6th will feature music by Paula Fuga and others, from 3:00 – 5:00 PM in Hamilton Library.
The grass roots organization, Save Our Surf (SOS), was created by John M. Kelly Jr. (1919-2007), George Downing, and several other surfer-activists as an environmental, social, political, and cultural movement that contributed to the contemporary Hawaiian Sovereignty movement in the 1960's. The principal spokesman for the group was John Kelly. As described by Kelly in 1971, the SOS strategy rests on three simple concepts: respect the intelligence of the people, get the facts to them and help the people develop an action program. Over nearly four decades of activism, the organization fought for environmental, economic and racial equality against the overdevelopment of Hawaii's shoreline.
In the prevention of offshore development around the islands, many of the battles fought against the State, the military, and the Dillingham Company ("Dilco," they called it) were won. On Oahu, SOS advocated for the preservation of over 140 surfing sites between Pearl Harbor and Koko Head, the creation of Sand Island Park, the defeat of a reef runway in Maunalua Bay, the rezoning of Salt Lake, and Federal and State legislation to protect shorelines. SOS advocated for the preservation of surf sites on Maui, Hawai'i Island, and Kauai. Mrs. Marion Kelly and SOS members were significantly involved in the development of Ethnic Studies at the University of Hawai'i, the efforts of the Protect Kahoolawe Ohana, Life of the Land, and protests regarding evictions throughout the 1970's and 1980's at Waiahole-Waikane, Kalama Valley, and Sand Island. Most SOS members were high school and college students, many of whom remain involved in environmental and social justice advocacy today.
The SOS materials have not been viewed by the public for decades. They were preserved by their donation to the Hawaiian Collection in 2007 with the passing of Mr. Kelly by the Kelly Family. The Save Our Surf (SOS) are now a digital collection (http://digicoll.manoa.hawaii.edu/sos/) at UHM Library that consists of unpublished material from the organization. SOS became a militant movement overnight in late 1969 when plans were unveiled by the Army Corps of Engineers and the state to "broaden" the beaches of Waikiki. Using old fashioned political techniques- hand-bills, demonstrations and colorful presentations at public meetings. SOS quickly won the respect of the politicians and developed strong grassroots support in the community at large. The work of Save Our Surf is continued by groups such as Aikea Hawaii, and the Surfrider Foundation, Oahu Chapter, who have assisted with this exhibition.
With the help of the Hawaiian Collection librarians, Sonny Ganaden selected materials from the Save Our Surf Collection that influenced the artwork collaboratively created with contemporary artists featured in Trip Around the Island. Items from the SOS collection that are included in the exhibit include prints, photos, flyers, and posters that highlight issues from the movement for environmental, economic, and racial equality.
As a dialogue between contemporary artists and the documentation of historical events, this is the only time that the artwork of Trip Around the Island* will be on view with the Save Our Surf Collection. The exhibit is in Hamilton Library for the Fall semester. It is free and open to the public during Hamilton Library Building hours.
Ticket Information
Free & open to public
Event Sponsor
Library Services, Manoa Campus
More Information
Teri Skillman, 956-8688, email@example.com, http://library.manoa.hawaii.edu/about/hours.html
|Monday, October 7
|The Wellness Center - Fitness Class Schedule
Maui Campus, Pilina Bldg., Wellness Center
|Visiting Artist in Glass John de Wit
Manoa Campus, Art Building, Room 117
|STREAM: learning fun for children
Manoa Campus, Lyon Arboretum, 3860 Manoa Rd.
|School Related Stresses And Relationships
Maui Campus, The Learning Center
|Study Abroad in London, England Info Meeting
Manoa Campus, Moore 319
|Tropical Conservation Biology and Environmental Science M.S. Program Sem
Hilo Campus, Wentworth 9
|Visiting Artist in Glass John de Wit
Manoa Campus, Art Building, Room 117
|An Evening with National Geographic: Maria Fadiman
Manoa Campus, St. John Room 11
- Highlighted dates have scheduled events.
- Select the date to view all events for that day.
Ongoing Events
- The Wonder of Learning: the Hundred Languages of Children Exhibit
- Waikiki Parc Features Nicole Naone
- Course Reserves Deadlines and Information
- Red Hat System Administration I
- EWC Arts Exhibition: Bollywood & Beyond: Costume in Indian Film
- Kalaupapa -- A Source of Light, Constant and Never-Fading
- Spring / Fall
- Convergence: Glitch_Click_Thunk, Featuring Mark Amerika
- Trip Around the Island
- Trip Around the Island exhibit


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Intoxicated by licquor. Extremely drunk.
I got absolutely rat arsed last night and tried to shag my neighbours cat...
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English slang-term meaning drunk. Nothing to do with rats or their arses.
Paula Abdul is always rat-arsed
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To be ridiculously drunk
I wana get rat arsed!
I was fuckin' rat arsed last night
I was fuckin' rat arsed last night
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To be so intoxicated the you have to squint to see properly, have no sense of balance, no depth perception, and have almost completely lost the ability to speak.
Dan was so ratarsed that he fell into the bouncer and was thrown out of the premises.
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to be rat arsed means to be under the influence of a large amount of alcohol; to be pissed to fuck
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Descriptive noun. Drunk. Describes the ability of the drunkard to shit through the eye of a needle.
I could shit through the eye of a needle, I was that rat-arsed.
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Extremely blootered as in pished or rubbered Used by musicians to describe their individual state of being during a performance.
Hi man! how did the gig go last night? I can't remember I was absolutely rat-arsed by the end.
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|Shutdown 2013 Update
Sextupole upgrade
The ALS is replacing all of the corrector magnets with sextupoles (48 of them) to allow for tighter horizontal control of the beam, thereby increasing beam brightness. This so-called "lattice upgrade" will also increase beam brightness by concentrating the horizontal emittance.
Cold head replacement
The cooling elements in the three superbend magnets (and one spare) need to be replaced every 18 months or so, a factor that must be considered when setting the ALS shutdown schedule. These "cold heads" cool the 1.5-ton superbends to an operating temperature of 4K, pumping in liquid phase nitrogen and helium. To replace the cold heads, each must first be warmed up to room temperature, which takes about three days if heating is circulated (it would take about 10 days if left to warm on its own). Crews can then remove the old cold head and ship it off to the manufacturer for refurbishing (like a cold head recycling program). The new piece is installed in its place, the magnets are cooled back down to 4K, and power is restored.
New klystron power supply
As part of the storage ring radio frequency (rf) upgrade, the ALS installed a new high-voltage power supply that will support the use of two new klystrons instead of the single original klystron installed in 1992. Klystrons are used to provide rf cavities with microwaves that "kick" electrons to boost or maintain their speed. The storage ring has two rf cavities, and the next portion of the upgrade will involve installing a switch that allows operation of one or both cavities on either klystron, if necessary, but with normal operation being one klystron per cavity.
Sector 7 upgrade
Beamline 7 has been disassembled to make way for MAESTRO (nanoARPES) and COSMIC (Coherent Scattering and Microscopy). One major part of this work was to remove the insertion device from this sector. The giant undulator was hoisted out of the storage ring by a 30-ton crane and positioned on a support slab. Eventually, it will be shipped to another light source for use.
As you can see, this 47,000-pound device was one of the original insertion devices used at the ALS, installed in 1993.
Sector 7 will be chicaned and will receive two new insertion devices where there previously was one. MAESTRO will receive a next-generation nanoARPES chamber in addition to the existing µARPES endstation, new optics, and a sample transfer system. Here are some photos of the front end.


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HOLLIDAYSBURG - Tabatha A. Partsch, the 39-year-old Claysburg woman charged with sexual offenses against several children, has waived a preliminary hearing, sending the cases against her to the Blair County Court of Common Pleas for trial.
Blair County Judge Elizabeth Doyle was asked in September to permit the alleged victims to testify by video rather than taking the witness stand in the courtroom.
Assistant District Attorney Dan Kiss said the children would be traumatized by having to sit in the presence of their alleged abuser.
Because Partsch waived her hearing late last week before Magisterial District Judge Craig Ormsby, Doyle will not be required to make a decision on the proposed video testimony, which has been used sparingly in Blair County despite a large number of child abuse cases.
Kiss said that issue is not dead.
If Partsch chooses to go to trial before a jury, Kiss said he will file another petition to have the children tell their stories by video rather than face-to-face with Partsch.
He said a new petition will be required for the trial in the county court because the issues are slightly different than they would be in a preliminary hearing in which a magisterial judge decides if there is enough evidence to send the charges to trial.
The question for the judge in Common Pleas Court would be the possible effect of video testimony - as opposed to in-court testimony - on a panel of jurors.
Doyle was to hear testimony late last week from several parents of the alleged victims as to the effect it would have on their children if they are required to testify in the courtroom.
It is difficult to predict when Partsch's trial will be held, Kiss said, but he suggested the earliest date would probably be sometime in the spring.
Partsch is represented by Public Defender James R. DiFrancesco. The trial date will likely be affected by the number and complexity of the pretrial issues raised by the defense attorneys.
Police have charged Partsch with four sets of offenses that include 41 counts.
They include offenses as serious as rape of a child, aggravated indecent assault and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, to lesser offenses of showing children pornographic material and providing them with alcohol and tobacco.
The charges emanate from events at Partsch's Claysburg home dating back to Sept. 1, 2011.
Partsch's husband, Patrick, 33, is facing charges of rape of a child, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, aggravated indecent assault, sexual assault, indecent assault of a child under 13 and statutory sexual assault. He waived his preliminary hearing in late August.
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Millwood, Virginia: Project HOPE has announced that it is sending 50 volunteers, including physicians and nurses, to Nias, an island off the west coast of Sumatra, to provide medical care to the victims of the most recent earthquake to hit the region.
The relief effort, coordinated by Project HOPE, comes on the heels of a recently completed two-month partnership with the U.S. Navy to provide medical assistance to tsunami victims. In that mission, more than 200 Project HOPE volunteers served with Navy personnel and helped provide assistance to more than 20,000 Indonesians. Project HOPE also delivered more than US$nine million in humanitarian aid to hospitals, clinics and emergency centers in the region.
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Among the issues facing area voters on the Nov. 6 ballot will be a quartet of liquor options put forward by three businesses, two of which will be second tries.
St. Clair Township residents in Glenmoor will decide if the Marathon station on Y&O Road should receive a C1 permit for carry-out beer sales, and a D1 permit, allowing beer sales until 1 a.m., plus a C2 permit for carry-out sales of wine and mixed beverages, and a D2 permit, allowing such sales until 1 a.m. All would cover sales Monday through Sunday. This will be a second attempt for the station, which lost its first bid for permits in November 2011.
The Walmart Supercenter on Dresden Avenue in Calcutta is also making a second bid for liquor permits via two separate ballot options. Voters in the St. Clair South Precinct will decide if the store should receive a C1 permit for beer sales and C2 permit for wine and mixed drink sales similar to those requested by Marathon, but covering Monday through Saturday only. Walmart's first try for the permits this past March went down in a close, 52 percent to 48 percent, defeat.
Making a fresh attempt at liquor permits, however, is the American Legion Post 736 on Y&O Road in Madison Township. The option before Rock Camp Precinct voters requests a D3 permit, allowing sales of spiritous drinks for on-site consumption until 1 a.m., and a D6 permit, allowing sales of spiritous liquor on Sundays from 11 a.m. to midnight.
Currently, the post is only permitted to serve low-volume beer and mixed drinks, as well as non-alcoholic beverages. Commander Sam Crane says they are losing business to other clubs due to their inability to serve the drinks that their members are asking for. Not being able to serve on Sunday also means they aren't able to host the sports fans who would come to watch a football game or NASCAR race while enjoying a drink.
In addition to catering to current members, Crane says attracting new veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan to keep the club going is vital to their future. "We're all getting old," Crane said. "We need the newer veterans in this place." He's convinced that won't happen as long as they can't serve what's being asked for.
For Steve Tatgenhorst, past commander of the post, it's a question of allowing their patrons the benefits available to members of Legion posts in East Liverpool and Wellsville, but not in Rock Camp. "We're not asking for anything different from anyone else," he said. Tatgenhorst also hopes that residents will remember the sacrifices that military men and women have made in service to their country. "I would just like to see the voters come out and take care of the veterans who took care of them," Tatgenhorst said.


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what is the anime that you can relate to and why
<~~not knowing you, and likin you from a distance its nice~~>
I kinda relate to bleach, orihime reminds me so much of myself... clumbsy and ditsy and wanting to fight like one of the boys but not suited too..."Long is the way, and hard that out of hell leads to light."
sometimes i get mistaken as a boy nd also i like this boy but i dont want to tell him.life is rough.so dont take it lightly.
there are many. Depends on the situation entirely
kenpachi from bleach because i am always inching for a fight


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Tiffin reports
A cell phone was reported stolen Thursday afternoon in the first block of Greenfield Street.
A person flagged down an officer Thursday afternoon in the area of West Perry Street and Frost Parkway to report a theft.
A person reported Thursday afternoon a boy was shooting things with a BB gun in the 300 block of South Sandusky Street.
A caller reported Thursday evening two boys were shooting pellet guns at birds in the first block of Frost Parkway.
A person reported Thursday evening finding a purse with drug paraphernalia inside of it in the 1800 block of West Market Street.
A caller reported damage to a slide at Little Hedges Park Thursday evening.
A caller in the 2400 block of West Market Street reported Thursday night a man was looking into windows.
County reports
A 6000-block South SR 67 man reported Thursday evening two gators had been stolen.
A break-in was reported Thursday night in the 100 block of Baker Street.
A break-in was reported Friday morning at Tiffin Farmer's Co-op, 585 S. CR 13.
Fostoria reports
A woman reported Thursday night her son had been beaten up and his ribs hurt. The boy refused medical treatment.
A caller from Circle K, 1245 N. Countyline St., reported early Friday morning a woman inside the store had visible injuries and a man with her threw hot dogs at an employee. The woman was transported to Fostoria Community Hospital and the man was charged with domestic violence.
A person went to the station Friday morning to report six golf carts had been stolen from Indianbrook Golf Club.
A 1200-block Peeler Drive woman reported Friday morning she had been assaulted. A person was arrested and charged with domestic violence.
An 1100-block North Union Street man reported Friday morning someone had stolen his wallet.
County accident
Wilbur J. Elchert, 74, of Fostoria, was transported to Mercy Tiffin Hospital following a two-vehicle accident Wednesday afternoon at a private drive in Hopewell Township. The other driver involved was not injured. No citations were listed on the accident report.
Tiffin fires
Firefighters were called to 160 Miami St. Thursday night for an unintentional smoke detector activation.
Firefighters were called to 156 Clay St. Friday morning for an unintentional smoke detector activation.
Fostoria fires
Firefighters were called out Thursday afternoon for the report of smoke in a building at 1099 Columbus Ave. A blower motor to a furnace had seized, causing smoke, a Fostoria Fire Department spokesman said.
Firefighters were called out Thursday evening to Eastern Avenue for an odor of smoke. Nothing was found.
Firefighters were called to the 200 block of North Poplar Street Thursday night for a gas odor. Nothing was found.


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Investigators are trying to determine why 69-year-old Winifred D. Lein was driving the wrong way on Interstate 75 just north of Bowling Green, Ohio, last Friday morning. They may never know....
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Saint Vincent College Small Business Development Center will host Six Steps to a Better Business, on Wednesday, September 19, at Saint Vincent College from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, with registration opening at 8:30 a.m. Six Steps to a Better Business will provide attendees with systems and strategies that will help their business gain efficiency and grow. Participants will learn how to move their business to the top; gain control of time, team and money; take control of cash flow and profits; multiply and retain customers; increase revenue and profits, leverage team, systems, technology and marketing. Participants will also learn to work on their business, not in it; to recruit, motivate and retain a winning team of employees; and to avoid the top four common mistakes in advertising and turn their marketing into an investment, not an expense. Presenter, Ken Sevick, has been successfully coaching and getting results for businesses since 2004 when he joined ActionCoach as a Certified Business Coach. ActionCoach coaches thousands of business owners and executives every year. Prior to becoming an Action Coach, Mr. Sevick spent 17 years as a buyer, manager, operations executive and human resources executive for Federated Department Stores. The fee to attend this seminar is $40 or $35 each for two or more attendees. Saint Vincent College Small Business Development Center is part of a statewide system of university-based economic development organizations, whose mission is to provide high quality education and consulting to entrepreneurs, to help them start and grow their businesses in the competitive global economy. Early registration is recommended, as seats are limited. To register or to obtain additional information, contact Saint Vincent College SBDC at 724 537-4572.
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STEUBENVILLE - When you're playing with just 11 players it's important to get off to a quick start.
That's exactly what Beaver Local did on its way to a 7-0 defeat of Indian Creek Wednesday in Division II sectional play at Harding Stadium.
The Beavers jumped out to a 3-0 lead over the game's first 12 minutes and never looked back from there.
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Beaver Local's DeShawn Parker (right) controls possession as Indian Creek's Anthony Young applies some pressures. (Photo by Fred Younce)
"That's what I told the kids we needed," said Beaver Local head coach Mike Hilliard. "We scrimmaged this team in our first scrimmage of the year and we tied them 1-1.
"I know how we are capable of playing, and he knew
we would have to come out quickly and play that way because the longer we let them stay in the game the more confident they were going to get."
DeShawn Parker knocked home a crossing pass from Brian Jackson at 34:02 of the first half to get the scoring started. Just over four minutes later Chase Hilliard put an Austin Taylor pass in the back of the net, and a about a minute and a half after that Hilliard set up Joe Sitarik for a goal to make the score 3-0.
"We just didn't come out with the same intensity we started with on Monday," said Indian Creek head coach Jonathan Hoover. "Real sluggish at the start and credit to Beaver Local they came out hard and aggressive for only having 11 men.
"They played a very high tempo game that we had trouble keeping up with. I just think the intensity level was the main difference."
Beaver Local put more distance between them and the Redskins later in the first half as Hilliard put in a Garrett Speelman assist and Brian Jackson scored on a free kick from about 45 yards out to make the score 5-0 at halftime.
All doubt was put to rest just over two minutes into the second half when Parker scored his second goal on Taylor's second assist. Taylor added one more score on a Brandon Fetty assist to set the final score at 7-0.
Fetty tended goal in the first half for the Beavers, saving five shots. Hilliard took over in the second half with five more saves, including stopping a penalty kick with in the game's 27th minute.
Redskins goalie Zach Barker had five saves in the loss.
Indian Creek's season came to an end with the defeat.
"Absolutely proud of this senior class," said Hoover. "They won the first sectional game in eight years for the high school.
"I'm proud of every single one of them. Ian Gambill, Jared Conn, Taylor Koos, James Travis, Shane Johnston, Anthony Young, Cody Shanely, Paul Stephen, and Matthew Barker all worked hard for us.
"I'm just proud of each and every one of them for the work they put in from February until now. I'm just real happy with that."
Beaver Local advances to the Ohio Division II sectional co-final against Big Red Saturday at 1 p.m.
"It's going to be a very good game," said Hilliard. "They have speed up top. From what I've seen of their goalie it's going to be hard to put it past him.
"Our offense is up to the challenge and I think our defense can match up with Steubenville's speed."


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|Structure of the Ebola Virus Glycoprotein Bound to an Antibody from a Human Survivor
Ebolavirus, one of two members of the family of filoviruses, causes a severe hemorrhagic fever with 50–90% human mortality. That no vaccines or treatments are yet available combined with the frequent re-emergence of the virus, its high prevalence among wildlife, and ease of importation of the virus make it a significant public health concern. A team of researchers from the Scripps Research Institute, using diffraction data collected at ALS Beamline 5.0.2, has recently determined the crystal structure of an oligomeric glycoprotein from the viral surface in complex with a rare antibody derived from a human survivor. This work explains how the glycoprotein, termed GP, mediates recognition of the host cell, drives fusion of the viral and host membranes (necessary for viral entry into the host), and masks itself from immune surveillance. The structure also explains why antibodies that neutralize the virus are so rare, identifies the very few sites to which a neutralizing antibody might bind, and thus, provides templates for vaccines and antibodies against the virus.
Glycoproteins are proteins that contain carbohydrate chains (glycans) covalently attached to their polypeptide side chains, a process known as glycosylation. The glycoprotein GP is the sole resident of the Ebolavirus surface and is responsible for attaching to and entering new host cells, shielding the viral surface from immune surveillance, and maintaining viral stability when outside host cells (often for long periods of time). However, structures of viral glycoproteins in their native, viral surface forms can be difficult to achieve as the proteins are oligomeric, metastable, and heavily glycosylated. To find one crystal that would diffract to 3.4 Å and permit structure determination, the Scripps researchers had to grow ~50,000 crystals and screen the 800 largest crystals. Their crystallized trimeric, pre-fusion form of GP in complex with a neutralizing antibody derived from a human survivor of the 1995 outbreak in Kikwit, Zaire, retained all the regions required for attachment, fusion, and entry.
In its biologically active form, Ebolavirus GP contains two subunits with separate structural and functional roles. GP1 is responsible for receptor engagement, while GP2 mediates fusion of viral and host membranes. The crystal structure showed that the 450-kDa GP is a trimer shaped like a three-lobed chalice with the bowl of the chalice formed by three GP1 subunits and the stem of the chalice fashioned from three GP2 subunits that cradle and encircle the GP1 trimer. Here, portions of the GP2 (the internal fusion loop and heptad repeat region) together wrap around GP1, and in turn, hydrophobic residues of GP1 clamp the heptad repeat of GP2 into its metastable, pre-fusion conformation. This clamp is released upon entry into the host cell through an as-yet unidentified process, allowing GP2 to spring into its more stable, six-helix bundle conformation and trigger fusion of virus and host membranes.
This structure, the first nearly complete structure of any filovirus glycoprotein, identified a putative receptor-binding site on GP that is sequestered in the bowl of the GP trimer and further masked by a novel glycan cap domain and an unstructured mucin-like domain (mucins are heavily glycosylated proteins). GP cleavage was known to be an essential step in entry, but the precise site or role of cleavage was unknown. The structure identifies the probable cleavage site and illustrates how cleavage at this site uncaps the receptor-binding regions, freeing them for interaction with host-cell receptor(s). The crystal structure also reveals that most of GP is shielded by a thick cloak of carbohydrate and identifies the very few sites left exposed and available for antibody binding, making this structure suitable as a template for vaccines and antibodies to target these newly revealed slits in Ebolavirus's cloak.
Research conducted by J.E. Lee, M.L. Fusco, W.B. Oswald, A.J. Hessell, D.R. Burton, and E.O. Saphire (The Scripps Research Institute).
Research Funding: U.S. National Institutes of Health, the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Operation of the ALS is supported by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Basic Energy Sciences.
Publication about this research: J.E. Lee, M.L. Fusco, W.B. Oswald, A.J. Hessell, D.R. Burton, and E.O. Saphire, "Structure of the Ebola virus glycoprotein bound to an antibody from a human survivor," Nature 454, 177 (2008).


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Monday, October 28, 2013
On Monday, Oct. 21, Clemson Extension initiated a gardening program at the Miriam Brown Community Center. The purpose of this program is to teach youth to work together while learning about carbon to nitrogen ratios, soil health, plant health, water conservations and wise use of resources. After the initial planting, youth will continue to work together to maintain these gardens at the community center.
Led by a group of master gardeners, the lasagna method was used to plant the three gardens at the Miriam Brown Community Center. These gardens were planted within frames provided by Clemson Extension.
The lasagna method consists of layering a number of ingredients, a design used for better growth of plants. The first layer consists of cardboard, which serves as a weed barrier. Youth lined the empty frames with cardboard, so that none of the ground showed through. Next came a layer of leaves and straw. This breaks down and adds nutrients to the soil. It also holds water for the plants. Compost came next, then more leaves and grass clippings. Gardening soil was put on top, and then the plants were planted. Water was added between each layer. The end result was a beautiful flower garden.
The youth from the center were involved in every aspect of the project. This was a learning experience for them, as well as a way to continue working together throughout the year.
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A synonym of African American, this word describes the bluish color typical of a black mouth.
Hey! Somebody hang that bluegum!
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A person of African American Heritage who has a purplish hew to the dental margins.
" Boy you-all doan want to get bit by one uh them Blue Gum N-Words! They bite is poisonouser than a rattlesnake!"
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Usually refers to a lazy black American who refuses to work.
Look at that ol blue gum just watching us do all the work!
Stop blue gumming and get to work!
Stop blue gumming and get to work!
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A person of african american decent. Also see nigger
Damn blue gums stole me bicycle
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An African or African American with exceptionally dark skin.
He ain't high yellow, he's a bluegums.
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Any black person whose gums are blue in color. Used to differentiate from the more common pink-gummed black person.
Officer "Ma'am, is this the man who robbed you?"
Woman "No officer, this man's gums are pink, the man who robbed me was a bluegum"
Woman "No officer, this man's gums are pink, the man who robbed me was a bluegum"
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A black person of the darker variety such that the gums are of a blue color.
Billy-Bob: No officer, I ain't robbed the liquor store. It was a damn blue-gum what did it.
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Heres my thinking ... the zetterberg filppula hudler line is untouchable , i think nyquist at least for 5-6 games (depending when datsyuk returns) should be given a shot with datsyuk and franzen and see what happens i think that could be an incredible line ... not checking positions now but a bertuzzi helm mursak line sounds good just for helm and mursaks speed and playing together could cause problems , cleary abdelkader holmstrom 4th sounds good ... didnt even think of drew miller whos definetly got a spot in the lineup
anyways i just think nyquist should remain here .... thoughts???
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It was a day of remembrance and appreciation Monday for those attending the Veterans Day ceremony at The American Legion post 795.
The sound of "Taps" blanketed the crowd, as visitors wept to wailing bagpipes. For some, the event was a chance to recall lost friends. For others — such as Ken Curtzwiler, a retired major in the Nevada Army National Guard — it was a time to remember family.
"This day means a lot to me," Curtzwiler said.
Over the last four years, Curtzwiler has lost two children with military backgrounds, he said. His son, Kaleb, shot himself in 2010 while dealing with post-traumatic stress, and his daughter, Miranda McElhiney, was shot and killed in 2011 in a Carson City IHOP.
Curtzwiler said Monday's Veterans Day ceremony is an important event for him. It's something he attends each year to celebrate both the dead and living.
"We can't forget the soldiers who come back," he said.
More than 100 people attended the event, which featured speeches from members of The American Legion, El Dorado County, City of South Lake Tahoe and the community.
Bill Malloy, first vice commander at The American Legion's South Lake Tahoe branch, spoke of duty and sacrifice.
"As a Vietnam veteran I believe that there is no higher service, no greater purpose, no mission more noble than serving our country in the military," he said.
"On this Veterans Day," Malloy added, "we honor veterans and we honor their families, and we offer the thanks of a grateful nation."
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Only drawback is that he's a center, and we're pretty loaded with those right now. Then again...
Not really, considering Flip could possibly be gone this summer, and Pav possibly the next. Jarnkrok looks like our only potential top 6 center among our prospects. He'd be a nice insurance policy, or even allow us three scoring lines.
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Makes sense. FWIW, I think he committed to that hit anticipating cal--btw, is that your real name--clutterbuck was going to control the puck and the slow motion really gives you a false sense of how long he had to decide that. Watch the first replay of the NHL video, it was real quick.
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Jimmy D Speaks out on Lockout, fined $250k
Posted 23 September 2012 - 11:27 AM
As for the players, may I suggest that the first time they skate out onto the Joe ice for practice, they all "moo".
Likewise for those fans returning to the Joe, from entering the gate, milling around the foyer until seated, "moo".
Heck, the walkway from the parking lot to the Joe is a cattle chute, anyway. We've gotten stuck in traffic a few times only for someone to start the moo-ing.
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 11:40 AM
Posted 23 September 2012 - 12:19 PM
Goodbye NHL!
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 12:26 PM
Edited by Johnz96, 23 September 2012 - 12:28 PM.
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 01:01 PM
That's what really annoyed me. I don't like when, especially a long tenured Red Wings representative from the classiest team in all of sports, takes and blasts the guys, the players, that keep him in an organization that's been on top for the past 20 years. Credit is due not only the the owners for being successful, but to the players that get the fans in the seats and keep the organizations winning tradition alive.
Did anyone Catch this in the interview?
He seems to be throwing his own players under the bus including the best player on the team in Datsyuk
Maybe jimmy d was in a really bad mood the day he gave this interview. This just seems so unredwing like
The only thing i don't like about the NHL players going overseas is that they are taking jobs from other people. The entire world is suffering, not just North America. Jobs are being lost everywhere due to the NHL lockout and this needs to be addressed very quickly. The lockout needs to end as quickly as it's beginning.
I like this team.
Posted 23 September 2012 - 01:03 PM
The National Hockey League announced today that the Detroit Red Wings have been fined an undisclosed amount for comments made by Red Wings Senior Vice President and Alternate Governor Jim Devellano in an interview that was published earlier this week.
"The Detroit Red Wings' organization and the League agree that the comments made by Mr. Devellano are neither appropriate, nor authorized, nor permissible under the League's By-Laws," said NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly. "Such comments are neither constructive nor helpful to the negotiations."
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 05:17 PM
Jimmy D is a hockey genius. He hasn't damaged the reputation of the Wings. The Wings have the likes of Jack Adams in their cupboards. You don't have to be likable or wise to be great at your job. Scotty Bowman was a jerk, too, but any team would kill to have him come back and coach them. Jimmy D is on one side of the negotiating table, that's it. Maybe he was a bit crass, but that's his style. It's his opinion, it doesn't affect his job performance, and I doubt many players take it personally outside of using it as a negotiating tactic.
Jimmy D is 1 of the reasons why the Red Wings have been such a successful franchise for so many years.
I'm certain he's sick, and tired of these labour woes between the BOG, and NHLPA, and like he said in that very same interview - he too is part of the "cattle" group, and in some way he's taking orders from the ranch owner - Mike Ilitch.
Many here also forget that Bettman (that little turd) is only doing his part - courtesy of the BOG - gotta remember they're the ones handing over $8 million to him, and he's leading the way - pushing the "cause" for the sake of the owners.
Gotta admit - it's pretty humorous that Jimmy D got such a huge fine...I'm sure Ilitch will fork over the "moo-lah".
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 07:46 PM
Posted 23 September 2012 - 08:23 PM
I think this is really the kick in the balls this monopolistic league needs.
Jim D may be a genious but there is no excuse for throwing your players under the bus like that, especially after our next captain is one of the PA heads.
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 09:41 PM
Freedom of speech is not absolute. I'm assuming you understand this, but if not, he's not speaking as an individual, he's speaking as the representative of an organization.....he got fined by the organization....he didn't get fined by any lawful body or something like that.
SO FREE SPEECH COST $250,000 NOW. Not so free! I'm a Kings fan from 1969, if Luc Robitaille got fined for saying something like that, I'd be boycotting all things NHL and AEG (who own the Kings). Oh, I forgot, because I'm out $1000 on preseason travel plans for Kings games that have been cancelled, I am done with NHL. I lost money on the previous lockouts as well. I'm supporting the AHL, ECHL. Maybe see if DirecTV can get me some of the KHL games.
Goodbye NHL!
Back on topic, I wonder what Datsyuk thinks...seems to me he took a bit of a shot at him indirectly when talking about players that went overseas to play....."we all know who they are"
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Posted 23 September 2012 - 10:17 PM
SO FREE SPEECH COST $250,000 NOW. Not so free! I'm a Kings fan from 1969, if Luc Robitaille got fined for saying something like that, I'd be boycotting all things NHL and AEG (who own the Kings). Oh, I forgot, because I'm out $1000 on preseason travel plans for Kings games that have been cancelled, I am done with NHL. I lost money on the previous lockouts as well. I'm supporting the AHL, ECHL. Maybe see if DirecTV can get me some of the KHL games.
Goodbye NHL!
This got nothing to do with free speech. NHL can be viewed as a private club, which is free to fine its members (teams) per its own by-laws.
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Posted 24 September 2012 - 12:00 AM
Jimmy D spoke his side. Unfortunately it was in defense of a pretty indefensible figure to me at this point.
Posted 24 September 2012 - 12:13 AM
The same people criticizing Jimmy D would be applauding any player that gave a "color" interview vilifying Bettman and the owners. Hilarious stuff around here these days.
not me. i am pissed at both sides. mainly due to the lack of urgency both have displayed in getting serious negotiations done. but i will say at least they are "informally" talking. in the last lockout, nothing was spoken between the 2 sides until december.
Posted 24 September 2012 - 08:34 AM
Unless you own your own business, you are cattle too. It's the way the world works. Get a helmet.
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Posted 24 September 2012 - 09:24 AM
1) Those aren't facts.
Boy, people sure don't like to be reminded of the facts. Yes, the owners are the ranchers, and the players are the cattle. The club execs are like the ranch hands. Not sure why this riled everyone up. It's kind of obvious.
Unless you own your own business, you are cattle too. It's the way the world works. Get a helmet.
2) People typically don't shell out $3 billion dollars because they love watching cattle eat grass, so maybe he's underestimating the role of the cattle.
3) Accurate or not it's an incredibly stupid thing for Devellano to say during CBA negotiations. He should know better.
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Posted 24 September 2012 - 09:47 AM
Thanks. Not exactly an unbias article, but it works. The point is, the attack on the Wild GM as stated was grossly oversimplifying the matter. He is operating within what he deems a broken system. I am not saying signing Parise or Suter was a smart financial decision for the Wild... just that he is allowed to complain about the current system, while still trying to be competitive within that system.
Obviously, he has proven that he CAN do that..... but he CAN'T do that without sounding like a hypocrite.
Why can't you just accept that some people don't see things exactly the way you do? You think they're wrong, clearly. But that doesn't mean that they ARE wrong. Maybe to that person or to the 8 other people you've had similar posts responding to, it IS that simple. Maybe that's what's really the main point above all points to them and the rest doesn't really matter in comparison.
You sound like those people that say a person can't or it is foolish to vote solely based on one issue. Yes you can and no it isn't if that issue outweighs everything else for that person. And that person's vote counts just as much as yours. Just like this, my opinion counts just as much as yours (which, of course, is.... not at all).
"Obviously, he has proven that he CAN do that..... but he CAN'T do that without sounding like a hypocrite."
Really? There may be some confusion here, did you think I was speaking about the Wild GM's physical, biological a ability to speak words...? Allow me to clarify - the read between the lines (obvious) implication of my post was that he is allowed to complain about the current system, while still trying to compete within that system....without being labelled a hypocrite.
Further, debate me on the substance of what I said please. Opinions are only as relevant as the facts, reason, or logic backing them up. Nobody deserves to have their opinion respected just because it's *their* opinion... that's just silly.
I am not sure if you took the time to actual read what I was commenting on, but here it is:
"Selänne said it best in one of his blogs, Wild GM signs 2 players to insane contracts then puts on his clown hat and claims that the players want too much money, whos the real ahole here? The players of the owners?"
These shoot from the hip comments, with no substantive facts / reason / logic to back them up are obnoxious and add noting to the discussion. If you are going to slander (clown, ahole) multiple someones, as that post slandered the Wild GM AND all the owners, with little to nothing provided to back up your position, you should expect to be challenged.
Edited by RedWingsDad, 24 September 2012 - 09:57 AM.
Posted 24 September 2012 - 10:33 AM
Posted 24 September 2012 - 10:36 AM
1) Those aren't facts.
2) People typically don't shell out $3 billion dollars because they love watching cattle eat grass, so maybe he's underestimating the role of the cattle.
3) Accurate or not it's an incredibly stupid thing for Devellano to say during CBA negotiations. He should know better.
1. Really? Sure seems like the owners own or control the teams and arenas, no? Kind of like a rancher owns and controls the ranch and everything on it.
2. People do shell out tons of money for leather goods, beef, dog treats, etc. i.e. the cows are the product too. Kind of like the players in the NHL.
3. This is true. It doesn't help the owners, and probably wasn't the best thing to say. However, Selanne and various other players bagging on the owners/Daly/Bettman is also stupid, and helps keep the sides at odds. But everyone applauds the players and Fehr, so what can you do?
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After a decade away from the Academy of Country Music Awards stage (or, "10 freakin' years," as pointed out by co-host Blake Shelton), Shania Twain returned to the Las Vegas awards show Sunday night.
And all we have to say is this: Exactly how long is a decade?
The country singer – who presented entertainer of the year, the night's top honor, to co-host Luke Bryan – looked as fabulous and flawless as ever in a black strapless dress, over-the-knee boots and an untamed wavy hairdo.
Of course, the "You're Still the One" singer (who took home the major award herself in 1999) has seen plenty of milestones in that time frame: a divorce, a new marriage and her own Las Vegas show. (She has also seemingly ditched her flat iron.)
"Thank you," Twain, 47, told the audience as she took the stage. "It's just so great to be back here after all these years at the ACMs."
Shania Twain Returns to the ACM Awards – 10 Years Later
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