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The victory was built on a strong defensive effort and despite the lack of time together as a team the players gelled quickly to produce some impressive attacking plays.
Blues lock Anthony Boric made his return to the field after a 12 month injury lay off and got through 40 minutes of solid work.
Ronald Raaymakers opened the scoring in the fourth minute.
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With all the early ball the Blues were pushing hard on attack but a number of simple handling errors prevented scoring opportunities.
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The Blues forwards delivered an immensely physical performance, making life difficult for the Crusaders who struggled to get any go forward in the first half.
Centre Malakai Fekitoa made a midfield bust and showed good pace for the Blues third try, taking a 21-0 lead into the half time break.
Raaymakers kicked off the second half like he did the first, with another try.
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Nepo Lualala barged over for their second try in the space of four minutes, to close the deficit to 28-12.
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Steampunky Watch Also Looks Coat Hangery
I don't have much information about this steampunky watch, so we'll just make it up as we go along. Let's see, it looks like the designer has a real penchant for coat hangers. Oh, and it looks uncomfortable to wear. That said, I'm sure it's a real attention getter. But mostly "oh my God, I think that poor guy broke his wrist and made his own brace out of coat hangers" attention. But hey, all attention is good attention in my book. And that's why I always scribble my number on the urinal dividers at truck stops.
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Deviantartist sadwonderland went and made a steampunk styled wristwatch. While it doesn't look super steampunky, I still like the style. Hell, I'd wear it if I was a woman. Or, haha, home alone with the door locked and shades pulled tight. I'm not kidding. This is a fancy ... / Continue →
Some guy went and made a Pong watch. This is it. I don't really know much more about it because the website is in French and I failed remedial French in highschool. Too much time staring at the tits on the chick next to me, not enough time conjugating verbs. Just sayin', I'... / Continue →
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I made this salad for dinner on a hot night. earlier in the day I made the patties, so I just pulled them out when i got home from work, we made half the recipe. It would be best to keep the pieces of tuna small as these seems to be the key to getting the patties to stay solid. I really like the dressing on this and we doubled it, I'm glad we did cause we used it all.
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The most prominent feature of the Western and Arctic coast is the broad, flat coastal plain. Nine species of marine mammals, including polar bears, seals, walrus, and bowhead whales, inhabit this coastal sea-ice environment. Seals were probably the most useful animals in providing many of the day-to-day needs of the coastal Eskimos.
The Eskimos have created spectacular ivory carvings since 500 B.C. Prehistoric artworks often had engraved decorative lines and drilled pits inlayed with jet, baleen, or wood.
Video clips produced by the Alaska Native Heritage Film Center enhance understanding of the exhibit themes by showing whale hunting, dancing and storytelling.
In 1971, marine scientists discovered the Boulder Patch, commonly referred to as the "Arctic's underwater garden." The Museum's one-third scale diorama shows these diverse animals and explains why the growing season for the plant community occurs in the dead of winter.
The Dinosaurs of Alaska exhibit emphasizes the Museum's pioneering techniques used to collect plants and animals that lived on Alaska's North Slope during the Cretaceous era, 65 million years ago. This Museum now has the largest collection of high-latitude dinosaurs and related vertebrates in the world, including many early mammal and reptilian species.


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September 13, 2013 What You Need to KnowMeltdown MadnessThe Thursday Takeaway We'll begin in Philadelphia, where the Padres handed Tyson Ross a 1-0 edge in the top of the first inning when Will Venable led off with a home run, his career-high 22nd of the season. Over the previous month and a half, Ross had made nine starts and compiled a 2.16 ERA, the product of a 63-to-17 K:BB ratio and just two homers allowed in 58 1/3 innings. The impending nightmare was difficult to foresee. But things went awry almost immediately after the 26-year-old Ross finished his warm-up tosses. An infield single, another single, and a passed ball put two men in scoring position with nobody out. Another single followed by a double put the Phillies up 3-1. After yet another single, and then a walk, Ross seemed to settle in with a couple of swinging strikeouts. But then he walked Roy Halladay with the bases loaded, and Bud Black had seen enough. Long reliever Anthony Bass didn't help Ross. He promptly surrendered a double to Cesar Hernandez, who started the rally with the aforementioned infield single, and the inning ended only because Halladay was gunned down trying to score what would have been the Phillies' seventh run. Ryne Sandberg's club got that seventh run in the bottom of the third inning on—how else?—a bases-loaded walk, this one drawn by Jimmy Rollins. Up by six runs and with Halladay on their side a couple of years ago, the Phillies might have been able to sleepwalk through the rest of the game. But sadly, Halladay is no longer what he once was. The top of the fifth inning made that painfully clear. Halladay retired Reymond Fuentes to begin that frame, and continuing to throw strikes with a six-run cushion should have been second nature. But he walked Venable, and Alexi Amarista, and Jedd Gyorko, who had walked only once in his previous 28 games. With the bases loaded, he walked Chase Headley, forcing in a run. And then, with the bases still loaded, he turned an infield single by Tommy Medica into a two-run double with a throwing error. By that point, Sandberg, much like his counterpart in the Padres dugout four innings earlier, had seen enough.
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MYTH: Thanks to soaring gas prices and a weak dollar, travel is only for the rich.
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REALITY: As my friend is fond of reminding me whenever I am overcome with self-consciousness, "People have other things on their minds besides you!" Same thing applies abroad. So long as you mind your business and respect local laws and customs, you'll be fine. For a list of nations where the welcome mat may not be rolled out, check out the State Department's Travel Warning page.
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REALITY: Tourism accounts for 8 percent of the world's jobs. A falloff in travel will result in job losses for many nations that rely on vacationers to support their economies. As for the environment, apply the greenie mantra, "Reduce what you can, offset what you can't." Consider public transportation for local trips. Rent a hybrid instead of an SUV. If you can afford to, fly nonstop.
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December, 2004 -- In the closing weekend of action prior to the congressional break for the general election, the House and Senate passed a $2.9 billion drought-aid package for farmers and ranchers affected by adverse weather.
?Approval of these livestock assistance funds is very timely for sheep producers,? said American Sheep Industry Association (ASI) Executive Director Peter Orwick. ?It has been tough where drought conditions have persisted, and we applaud the tenacity of our Congressional leaders in ensuring that livestock assistance was part of a disaster package. We particularly appreciate the efforts of Senator Conrad Burns of Montana for directing assistance to sheep producers."
ASI anticipates the assistance will be in the form of the Livestock Assistance Program (LAP), with $350 million in funding from the disaster legislation. The expectation is that LAP payments will be available to livestock raisers who have lost more than 40 percent of available grazing.
In addition, the assistance ought to apply to producers in eligible counties with losses in either 2003 or 2004. In order to qualify, the county in which one resides must have been declared a primary county by either the Federal Emergency Management Agency or the secretary of agriculture in one of the two years.
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Here's an easy no-bake treat from Murlin Moore of Chaffee, Missouri. "I make these for my family and have also taken them to church socials. People often ask for the recipe," relates Murlin.
- 2 cups graham cracker crumbs
- 2 cups chopped pecans
- 1 can (16 ounces) chocolate frosting
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
- In a large bowl, combine the first four ingredients. Shape into 1-in. balls; roll in sugar. Refrigerate for 1 hour before serving. Yield: about 5 dozen.
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This was a game that only a mother could love, assuming that mother was a Mets fan.
The Mets jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the top of the first on a bases-loaded walk and a run-scoring throwing error. The Brewers responded immediately with two runs of their own in the bottom half, but, in a theme that would play itself out all night, executed some awful baserunning that might have cost them more. The top of the second brought more misadventures, errors, and headscratching decisions by the Milwaukee infield, capped by an Ike Davis RBI infield single (!) and a two-run Kirk Nieuwenhuis hit, putting the Mets up 5-2. Another Kirk RBI single and yet another Brewers error led to two more runs in the fourth.
Zack Wheeler was wild and only retired the leadoff man once, but somehow kept the damage at a minimum as he staggered through five innings. A long solo homer by Juan Francisco in the fourth was his only blemish after a shaky first inning, and though he loaded the bases with one out in the fifth, he squeaked through it with a popup and a strikeout. He was ably assisted by the opposition, who insisted on running themselves out of rallies all night long.
The Mets tacked on via RBI singles from John Buck in the sixth and Juan Lagares in the eighth, then ran away with it by scoring three times in the ninth, a frame that included Niewenhuis's fourth RBI of the night. Greg Burke allowed two ultimately meaningless runs in 1 2/3 innings, but the bullpen was otherwise on point.
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With your help, New York State Legislators can enact mandate relief to help stabilize property tax dollars and keep more of your hard-earned money in your community for local purposes.
2012 Adopted Budget for Cattaraugus County
The attached PDF file contains the 2012 Adopted Budget for Cattaraugus County, New York.


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For the first time since 2006, the Detroit Red Wings lost in the opening round of the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs. A third period goal from the Nashville Predators broke a tie, and held up as the game-winner in a 2-1 victory on Friday night.
Detroit struggled to create scoring chances throughout the game and went 0-2 on the power play. When the Wings did manage to get a shot on goal, they found it incredibly difficult to beat Nashville goalie Pekka Rinne, who turned away 22 shots and allowed just one goal.
David Legwand broke the tie just 13 seconds in the third period. Alexander Radulov fed the puck into Detroit's zone, and Gabriel Borque skated in on Jimmy Howard. The puck bounced backward where Legwand found it and flicked it in with the slightest wrist shot.
From there, Rinne took over.
For more on the Detroit Red Wings, check out Winging It In Motown. For more on the Nashville Predators, head over to On The Forecheck. More on the NHL in general as the playoffs continue can be found over at the SB Nation dedicated NHL hub.


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Da-Lite InfoComm 2010 Wrap-Up
June 22nd, 2010Da-Lite had another exciting year at InfoComm! In addition to the product awards we received (see previous post on these awards here), Da-Lite had other technology demonstrations happening in the Da-Lite booth, as well! Building upon what we've learned from previous shows, and what is now possible with Da-Lite's technology and ingenuity, we were determined to make everyone "Think Big, Think Da-Lite."
1. Over the Da-Lite booth, we demonstrated an 8' high by 60' wide (yes, 60 feet!) seamless Series 300 Lace and Grommet screen. The screen was manufactured using Da-Lite's own JKP Affinity HD Progressive 0.9 fabric. Illuminating the screen were (5) Christie HD12K projectors, which were edge-blended for a seamless image. For more information on the Series 300 Screen, click here. Positioned front and center on the InfoComm show floor, this massive screen was a huge attention-getter for Da-Lite!
2. Da-Lite's Holo Screen was also a huge draw. The Holo Screen is a holographic rear projection screen designed for use in point-of-sale and digital signage applications, such as retail stores, window displays, airports, banks and high-traffic areas. It's available in sizes up to 108" tall by 300" wide and, as was evident on the show floor, it works very well in brightly lit environments. Visitors to Da-Lite's booth were amazed not only by the brightness, but also by the transparency, which allows for viewers to see both the projected image and everything on the other side of the screen. For more information on the Holo screen, click here.
3. Da-Lite also had a variety of other new product announcements that should be mentioned...
The Easy Install Manual Screen with CSR: We've come up with innovative new brackets that make installing this screen a breeze! Equipped with Controlled Screen Return, the Easy Install Manual with CSR provides smooth, quiet and consistent operation.
A variety of new electric screens... BIG electric screens! First, Da-Lite showed the Arena Electrol for large venue applications. Available in widths up to 39', the Arena Electrol comes with either Matte White or Perforated Matte White surfaces and enclosed in a case with fixed mounting brackets and a black finish.
Second, Da-Lite showed the Studio Electrol for auditoriums, stages and multi-purpose rooms. Available in widths up to 32', the Studio Electrol comes in an extruded aluminum casing with a grey finish. The Studio Electrol is also available with a Matte White or Perforated Matte White surface.
Third, Da-Lite showed the Large Advantage Deluxe Electrol. Available as tensioned in widths up to 22' and non-tensioned in widths up to 24', the Large Advantage Deluxe Electrol comes in an extruded aluminum casing with a white powder coat finish. It's even suitable for plenum spaces!
Da-Lite also showed a plethora of new support products. For thin displays, Da-Lite showed the Advance MM8C-42FS Multi-Media Flat Panel Cart. Accommodating thin displays up to 50" diagonal, the cabinet portion features locking doors, rack rails and a power strip. The sides house slide out shelves for additional work surfaces. Da-Lite also showed the PM7UL-47JF Flat Panel Cart. Supporting thin displays up to 150 pounds, this cart features adjustable shelves and swivel casters.
For projector applications, Da-Lite showed the Advance PLC-38E Projector and Laptop Cart. It features adjustable grey shelves, a black frame and durable carpet casters.
For videoconferencing applications, Da-Lite showed the Advance WB-VC Video Conference Wall Box. This recessed wall box is designed to house videoconference cameras and may be mounted in almost any studded / sheetrock wall. It features a lockable tempered glass door.
That's what was hot in the Da-Lite booth this year! For additional information on any of these products, simply click on the product links in each article to view more details on our web site.
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So what's Christmas without a mantel? We went a little on the sparse side this Christmas, a simple ball garland with lots of sparkle!
Arthur (our artificial deer head) declares his love for Santa. And a little Amaryllis on a side table!
Last, we have our Christmas Coffee Table display. We had this old glass thing that I filled with Christmas Balls and quickly flipped over (so all the balls wouldn't fall out . . . Seriously you basically have to be a Ninja to make this work . . . lucky I AM a bit of a Ninja :p)
Our Christmas Tree,
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Our 3 wreath door, and Red Wrapping paper!
And my favorite from this year . . . Our Christmas Staircase!
And last . . . one of our Christmas card outtakes . . . at this point I had poked Lee in the head with the Christmas Ball wire and I was laughing . . . He's still posing although completely fed up with the entire situation :).


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text: The USA won a bronze medal at the world championships, its first medal at the tournament since 2004 and third in 50 years. Its trip through the medal round. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images The USA got off to a good start when Nashville Predators forward Craig Smith scored 58 seconds into the game. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images Defenseman Matt Hunwick, left, and captain Paul Stastny, right, celebrate the goal with Smith. Jonathan Nackstrad, AFP/Getty Images Paul Stastny later scored for the USA in the first period for a 2-0 lead. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images USA defenseman Jacob Trouba and Finnish forward Janne Pesonen collide. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images Finnish coach Jukka Jalonen watches the game. Claudio Besciani, AP USA coach Joe Sacco watches the game. Claudio Bresciani, AP USA goalie John Gibson makes a save. The Anaheim Ducks prospect finished the game with 36 saves. Jonthan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images USA defenseman Matt Carle battles Finland's forward Lauri Korpikoski. The Phoenix Coyotes player would score twice in the third period. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images Lauri Korpikoski (28) ties the game after Mikael Granlund (64) made a great move and fed him the puck. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images USA goaltender John Gibson looks away as Finland celebrates tying the game. Anders Wiklund, AP USA forward David Moss' drive to the net led to a collision between Finnish forward Juha-Pekka Haataja and goaltender Antti Raanta . Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images Goalie Antti Raanta was knocked onto his back but remained in the game. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images USA goalie John Gibson stretches to make a save on Finnish forward Petri Kontiola's shootout attempt. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images After Finland's Janne Pesonen scored and Alex Galchenyuk kept the USA alive with a goal, Finland's Lauri Korpikoski missed his shootout attempt at USA goaltender John Gibson. That sent the shootout to sudden death. Fredrik Sandberg, AP Finnish forward Mikael Granlund just misses on a Peter Forsberg-style shootout attempt. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images USA forward Alex Galchenyuk goes in for his second consecutive shootout attempt. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images Alex Galchenyuk scored ... Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images ... and USA teammates jumped off the bench to congratulate him. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images USA captain Paul Stastny receives the third place trophy from International Ice Hockey Federation President Rene Fasel. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images Switzerland's players celebrate after beating the USA 3-0 in the world championship semifinal. The USA will play Finland in the bronze medal game on Sunday. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images USA goalie John Gibson kept his team in the game with 18 first-period saves. Claudio Bresciani, AP Swiss forward Nino Niederreiter, a New York Islanders prospect, broke the tie just past the midpoint of the second period. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images Swiss forward Julian Walkers celebrates the game's second goal as he skates past the U.S. bench in the third period. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images Swiss goalie Reto Berra, a Calgary Flames prospect, made 29 saves for the shutout. Jonathan Nackstrand, AFP/Getty Images Switzerland's Reto Suri put the game away with an empty-netter. The Swiss will go on to face Sweden in the gold-medal game. Claudio Bresciani, AP U.S. players congratulate each other after defeating team Russia 8-3 during the world championships quarterfinal. That gave them two shots to gain the USA's first medal at the tournament since 2004. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images USA captain Paul Stasny gets the puck past Ilya Bryzgalov for the first goal of the game. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images Nate Thompson (44) is congratulated at the bench after scoring the USA's third goal. Martti Kainulainen, AP USA's Alex Galchenyuk, whose father is Russian, celebrates after scoring his team's fourth goal. Martti Kainulainen, AP Russian goalie Ilya Bryzgalov was pulled after he gave up that fourth goal. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images Russian goalie Semyon Varlamov wasn't much better, also giving up four goals. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images USA's goal scorer Ryan Carter, left, celebrates with Matt Hunwick after scoring a short-handed goal that put the Americans ahead 5-2. Martti Kainulainen, AP Alex Ovechkin took part in the game after his Washington Capitals lost in the playoffs. He missed a chance here but finished with a goal and assist. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images The USA's Ryan Carter defends against Russia's Alex Ovechkin. Martti Kainulainen, AP The USA's Craig Smith finished with five assists in the game, an American record at the tournament. Martti Kainulainen, AP U.S. team captain Paul Stasny, who opened the scoring, scored the final goal in the 8-3 victory. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty Images Russian players, including Alex Ovechkin (left) and Ilya Kovalchuk (front), were left to contemplate their country's worst loss at the world championships. Alexander Nemenov, AFP/Getty ImagesLike this topic? You may also like these photo galleries:ReplayLast SlideNext Slide


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If you thought last year's Shootout was big, wait until you see what we've got planned for '07. We've lined up more events, boats, and we'll be officially kicking off our inaugural Fantasy Camp. Tune in to this year's Live Webcast June 13-14 on waterskimag.com.
What: WaterSki magazine's Pro Slalom Shootout 2007
Where: Swiss Ski School, Clermont, Florida
When: June 12-14, 2007
Who: The best pros in the sport…and YOU.
Day One – My WaterSki Coach Kick Off Clinic
On-the-water Coaching: Team athletes provide coaching on two lakes for 10, clinic participants.
Off-the-water instruction: Sponsored tents host team athletes who give dry-land training, gear and technique demonstrations.
Day Two – Slalom Shootout Part I
Open Men's Slalom Tournament: A one-round, men's slalom tournament for the chance to compete in two more non-traditional events.
38 Off Spin it to Win It: The top 12 skiers from the open round run consecutive 38-off passes until they fall or quit. The skier with the highest ball count wins.
Day Three – Slalom Shootout Part II
ProAm Tournament: Clinic participants will compete alongside three skiers from each boat team in a handicapped, Class F tournament for the chance to win gear and prizes.
Cold 39 Contest: The top 12 skiers from the open round start the event at the 39.5 off pass and see how close they can get to the world record.
Head-to-head Team Challenge: In each heat, one skier from each team skis behind his sponsor's boat. The best score wins the heat and a point for the team. At the end of five heats, the team with the most heats won (points) wins the challenge.
Tune in to this year's Live Webcast June 13 and 14!


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Africa Energy Indaba: bigger and better Â
This month's Africa Energy Indaba will be bigger and better than ever. The Indaba, to take place from 19 to 21 February in Johannesburg, is the WEC's annual African regional meeting. The event is expected to attract more international and African participants, both in the form of speakers and delegates. Organisers expect conference attendance to […]
Posted on 1 February 2013
WEC Africa regional event builds energy future for the continent
Africa Energy Indaba 2012, held during 21–23 February in Johannesburg, South Africa, is Africa's leading energy gathering which aims to facilitate interaction between energy leaders as they work towards a sustainable energy future for the continent. In her opening speech Dipuo Peters, South Africa's Energy Minister, recognised the importance of the forum and thanked the […]
Posted on 1 March 2012
World Energy Council welcomes its 21st African member
The World Energy Council (WEC) welcomes Zimbabwe as the latest member committee in Africa to join the world's largest inclusive and impartial all-energy forum working towards a sustainable energy future. As the 21st African member country, Zimbabwe follows Chad and Bolivia, which joined the WEC at the end of 2011, and brings the WEC network […]
Posted on 20 February 2012