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Columbus Day Weekend Events 2012, Albany , Saratoga, Delmar, Clifton Park, Rexford, Schaghticoke, Upstate NYOctober 9th, 2011 by cynthia
Liberty Ridge Farm, the Capital Region's premier fall family destination invites families and junior athletes to the 2012 Family Farm Olympics. This yearly event is held during the Fall Festival Oct 6th, 7th & 8th of Columbus Day Weekend 2012. Families and friends of all ages are invited to an amazing weekend of old fashioned games and competitions.
night screams Columbus Day Weekend in the Capital Region
SCHAGHTICOKE,NY (10/05/2012)(readMedia)– Liberty Ridge Farm's Family Farm Olympics are in full swing over Columbus Day Weekend, October 6th,7th & 8th. Friends and families are invited out for an autumn weekend of farm-tastic fun. The weekend is full of old fashioned games, potato sack races, 3-legged relays and inflatable bouncy horse races, followed by an awards ceremony where everyone takes home a commemorative medal! Liberty Ridge Farm has outdoor play, farm shows and a festival of adventures for all ages, with over 55 acres of fun and the largest and original cornfield maze in upstate NY. The Columbus Day Weekend Celebration is the largest in the Capital Region full of fall family fun, foods and the Battenkill Pony Club offering Pony Rides October 6th as part of their fundraiser, a $5 donation is requested per pony ride.
Liberty Ridge Farm turns from laughter to frights every October Weekend night with The Harvest Haunted Attraction. The Harvest Haunt provides 5 frightening experiences including a new scary 3D attraction, new frightening characters, a midway style sideshow, and a trolley ride to the fear side. Liberty Ridge Farm warns that their Haunt MAY BE TO INTENSE FOR: People With Weak Hearts, Those That Faint Easily , Small Children, Those who Frighten Easily Not Recommended for Children Under the Age of Eleven! Liberty Ridge Farm promises this year to make you scream, as they build upon their popularity among their new base of fall fear seekers. These fall fear explorers have been one of the driving forces in haunt upgrades, additions and improvements for 2012. The Harvest Haunt promises to provide more thrills and frightening experiences with some surprises not revealed until opening night.
"We love Columbus Day Weekend, with our daytime and nighttime activities there is so much happening on the farm", said Cynthia Gifford, owner of Liberty Ridge Farm. "We work with a team of dedicated individuals all year long in preparation for our Family Farm Olympics and our Harvest Haunt, both coinciding with Columbus Day Weekend. We provide laughter by days and frights by night every October weekend but Columbus Day Weekend is our biggest celebration. This year Family Farm Olympics will entertain friends and families of all ages then our Harvest Haunt by night makes us the largest fall haunted attraction destination in the Capital Region. We look forward to a frightfully delightful season this year, with new daytime themed weekends, and a new nightime haunted attraction maximizing the fun and fear. Our events can be very busy so we suggest reserving tickets online, and arriving early to ensure you experience all attractions, and dont forget we have extended our haunt dates this year on October 7th, 27th & 28th."
Liberty Ridge Farm is the Northeast's premier agri-tourism destination. Now in their 13th Season, the Farm has expanded, now offering a variation of events that encompass all four seasons. Liberty Ridge Farm has entertained families for 12 years, coming up with new and exciting corn maze designs that continue to delight hearts and minds. From culinary excellence to rustic charm Liberty Ridge Farm is available for fund-raising, corporate events, social gatherings, company picnics, school educational field trips, weddings, sweet sixteen parties and more. Come September the farm hosts its annual Fall Festival featuring the largest and most original cornfield maze in the Albany Capital District and a Barnyard of Adventure. The fall agri-tourism season runs from September 22nd to November 4th offering the public, groups and school field trips a chance to get lost in the corn field maze and share in over 20 farm inspired activities that make for a full day of adventure. Liberty Ridge Farm, the Capital Regions Hidden Treasure that offers food, fun and outdoor adventure entertainment all located in one place.
Colleen the Sideshow Queen and EvilDan are "Pyschic Sideshow", a live experience that brings you the thrill and excitement of a carnival midway each Haunt night starting at 7pm.
For more details you can reach Michael Velardi at imageMAXmedia 518-207-6052
Liberty Ridge Farm 29 Bevis Road in Schaghticoke, NY 12154. 518-664-1515.
For information on the web, visit www.LibertyRidgeFarmNY.com
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But this article also makes me laugh at all the people(mjs) who constantly guaranteed us that the Bucs would no way, no how offer Simms a big dea until after the 2006 season!!
I can see Simms as a Cowboy next year.


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a look at why we as fans purchase and wear certain Capitals jerseys.
"And for those of you hoping for an alternate third jersey next season. I'm hearing it's not going to happen."- TEB
Rink Reader Tim points us to this USA Today article on the NHL's new uniforms. Frankly, other than the cross-eyed model that they chose to, um, model the uniform, I think they look pretty sweet...
Courtesy today's NHL.com Frozen Moment.
From the website:ARLINGTON, Va. – The Washington Capitals will unveil their new uniforms at a special Draft Day Party on Friday, June 22, held at the Kettler Capitals Iceplex in Arlington, Va. The...
There, presumably, are the new team colors, and on June 22 you'll be able to see the rest of the new uniforms. Maybe the team will leak a sock in the next week or two to tease us further.
I expect today to be particularly brutal for me work-wise, so here's an open thread for y'all to discuss whatever it is that you discuss when I'm not looking.Also, check out this new widget from...
By now you've probably seen these making the rounds, so I might as well post a pic and let you discuss the design.The story is that they were found in the flash file that was on the Caps front page...
Per Tarik, these are, in fact, the new threads in all their (home - unless the League flips whites and darks again) glory (the whites can be seen here, lower right):UPDATE: UniWatch has some...
Thanks to Kukla for the pointer to this (and other images) from EA Sports' NHL 08:
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So, we're just about to start the third period, and I don't really have to start watching to tell you what's going to happen. Unless the hockey gods want me to re-do this stuff for a laugh (which I won't argue. I'll be happy to take one for the team), this is it for the Wild tonight. The Wild will lose, again. Another road game. And by my count, that takes the Wild to 3-9 against Western Conference playoff teams.
The Wild are still in the thick of things, but at the same time, it ain't looking great for the Wild.
But hey, the Iowa Wild won tonight! That's something.
So, the Wild loss means one thing: So far, yesterday's gambit of re-calling Brett Bulmer from Iowa didn't make the impact that they'd hoped. So far, he's got some hits, and a couple of shots on some minimal ice time.
Speaking of ice time, the Wild really miss Mikael Granlund. Before his injury, Mikko Koivu's two highest ice times (non-OT games) were 22:23 and 22:47, against Chicago and St. Louis. Makes sense, they're two of the Wild's biggest division rivals from whom they needed to get points against. But since Granlund got his concussion, here's a sampling of some of Koivu's ice times: 24:50 (PHX), 25:29 (COL), 22:49 (CBJ), 23:44 (vs. SJS), and 22:13 (ANA). With about 10 minutes left to go in the third period, Koivu's poised to break the 22 minute mark.
It's great to see Koivu do his best Ryan Suter impersonation when the team needs it. But the Wild struggled in the playoffs in part because Koivu didn't perform. They insisted that he was fatigued, not hurt. So, how is playing Koivu so many minutes going to be beneficial? There should be lineup depth on this team, and the Wild would be do good to utilize it, even if it means winning a few less faceoffs.
Anyway, we're pretty busy, so let's get on to the Walk.
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Road woes continue for Wild in loss at San Jose | Star Tribune
Sharks 3, Wild 1: Penalty kill is Minnesota's undoing - TwinCities.com- To be fair, putting them on the power play 5 times doesn't exactly help.
Other News
Brett Bulmer recalled, Jason Zucker scratched vs. San Jose; Mike Yeo on 2nd line: "Somebody has to step up" | Russo's Rants | StarTribune.com- All of the notes from yesterday.
The Team of 18,001: Lifeless Road Efforts- Giles talks about the tough times on the road.
Wild's Brett Bulmer: 'I want to see what he can do,' coach says - TwinCities.com- What'd you guys think?
Minnesota Wild Recalls Forward Brett Bulmer- The Wild added Bulmer, which seems pretty smart to me. His size and physicality is something that not many people who can take a regular shift for the Wild have. Hopefully he can stand out on the Wild.
Wild notes: Coyle shows signs of sparking second line | Star Tribune- The second line wasn't very sparked tonight, unfortunately. The Wild need Granlund back badly.
Most heart-warming hockey moment, courtesy of Minnesota Wild | Puck Daddy - Yahoo Sports- Charlie Coyle, doin' the nice things from the kids.
Tending the Fields
Iowa Wild Defeat Abbottsford Heat 4-2- Erik Haula gets three points, Kris Foucault gets two goals, and Johan Gustafsson gets the win. Granlund also nets a goal.
Off the Trail, or, "The Hockey World Gets To Talk About Brian Burke Again!"
Jay Feaster fired as Calgary Flames GM, Brian Burke to take over interim role | Puck Daddy - Yahoo Sports- This is the big news of the day, as usually is the case when a general manager gets fired.
Five things Brian Burke taught us at his press conference | Puck Daddy - Yahoo Sports
Feaster famine: the Calgary Flames have fired their GM, and the timing was right | Backhand Shelf | Blogs | theScore.com
Burke's GM hire will write legacy in Calgary - Cross Checks Blog - ESPN
The 10 NHL players whose Sochi Olympics stock has plummeted | Puck Daddy - Yahoo Sports-
Crying humbug on hockey's ugly Christmas sweater jerseys | Puck Daddy - Yahoo Sports- Like the Wild's home reds?
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In his statement to the Court of Appeals, Aguayo wrote: "In my last deployment, I witnessed how soldiers dehumanize the Iraqi people with words and actions. I saw countless innocent lives which were shortened due to the war. I still struggle with the senselessness of it all – Iraqi civilians losing their lives because they drove too close to a convoy or a check point, soldiers' being shot by mistake by their own buddies, misunderstandings (due to the language barrier) leading to death. This is not acceptable to me. It makes no sense that to better the lives of these civilians they must first endure great human loss. This, too, is clear and convincing evidence to me that all war is evil and harmful."
"I also oppose war," Aguayo added, "because I have seen first-hand the direct result of deployments to war zones. As a result of Operation Iraqi Freedom II, I have seen many veterans whose lives have been shattered. Many men came back with missing parts, and countless physical and emotional scars, such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. I have personally seen my comrades come back to commit suicide, drink themselves to death, and develop a strong addiction to drugs. It is obvious to me that these men's lives were destroyed by war. What participation in war does to our own soldiers is another reason why war is fundamentally immoral and wrong."
Aguayo received positive recommendations from the chaplain and Capt. Sean Foster, who held Aguayo's conscientious objector hearing in
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ZARA Phillips and Mike Tindall have sold the first pictures of their baby daughter Mia to Hello! magazine.
Zara, who lives on her mother Princess Anne's Gatcombe Park estate near Minchinhampton, gave birth to the Queen's fourth great-grandchild at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital on Friday, January 17.
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Most people are aware of the fact that their web browser stores a huge amount of information about online activity, and if this should fall into the wrong hands there could be untold consequences. But it is not just web browsers that track activities - the same is true of a huge number of programs as well as Windows itself.
WIPE is a privacy tool that can be used to ensure that no revealing information about computer activity is left on your hard drive. As well as clearing your browsing history and cookies, the program will also delete auto-complete entries, clean index.dat files and remove temporary internet files.
But it doesn't end there. WIPE will also clear the clipboard and the list of recently used files maintained by Windows. To hide information about pictures that have been viewed, thumbs.db files can be deleted as RSS logs can be cleared as well as countless other program logs.
There is built in support for a wide variety of programs from web browsers and media players to office tools and instant messaging clients. There are a number of wiping methods to choose from which help to ensure that any data that is deleted cannot be recovered - including Gutmann standard which overwrites data 39 times. If you want to protect your privacy, WIPE is the tool for you.
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It's fun to see a first round blow up almost two months before the draft -- but that happened today as Jay Glazer reports the Kansas City Chiefs reached terms with the San Francisco 49ers on a deal that will send quarterback Alex Smith to Arrowhead for (wait for it...) two second round picks. San Francisco now has 15 draft picks in April, and the Chiefs... well... they gave Andy Reid control. The NFL's haves and have-nots are of little consequence, what does it mean for the Panthers?
Kiss the dream of Luke Joeckel goodbye, even in a trade up scenario. It seems almost assured the Chiefs will take him with the 1st overall pick to protect their new QB. It's the only smart move that comes out of the trade, as they get the top left tackle and solidify their line.
(Note: At the time of writing, speculation was that the trade was for two second rounds picks. While nothing is finalized, most recent reports state the final price will be a 2nd round pick in 2013, and a conditional 3rd round pick in 2014)
Joeckel going one shakes up the entire offensive tackle position, and makes it hard to imagine one of the 'big three' will be available at #14. It's almost assured the Arizona Cardinals will take a tackle (unless they opt for a QB), and with Philadelphia, and San Diego needing one, as well as a spate of other teams -- it seems impossible Carolina will get lucky.
If you look at how the top ten shake out, it actually benefits the Panthers as a whole from the defensive side. The Jacksonville Jaguars at #2 will now likely take a long look at Geno Smith, where they might have previously been looking at Star Lotulelei, or Barkevious Mingo. This dominoes through the top ten, and you potentially have more teams looking offensively than defensively. It could ultimately mean there isn't one of the top two WRs on the board, but if it means getting one of the three best DTs (Lotulelei, Richardson, Floyd), then it doesn't really matter.
The final element, and it's a stupid long shot (but hey, we'll speculate) is that the 49ers will use those picks to move up for a top player. Shifting out of the 14 spot for more picks would be ideal, and if it means San Francisco get someone like Jesse Williams to anchor their defensive line, it might be worth the 31 and 34 pick to them.
Get out those pencils and change your mocks -- the Chiefs' nearsightedness has messed up the top ten.


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Food Safety and Inspection Service New Technology Information Table
|The use of new technologies has resulted in significant improvements in the safety of meat, poultry, and egg products in recent years. FSIS defines "new technology" as a new, or new application of, equipment, substances, methods, processes, or procedures affecting the slaughter of livestock and poultry or processing of meat, poultry, or egg products. High Pressure Processing, Steam vacuums, steam pasteurization, and antimicrobials are all examples of advances in food safety technology that have occurred in recent years. FSIS encourages continued improvement and innovation in food safety technologies.
FSIS believes that increasing public and industry awareness of the new technologies being used could further promote their use, by small and very small plants in particular, towards improving the safety of meat, poultry, and egg products. Establishments seeking to use these new technologies must accept responsibility for ensuring the continued safety of their workers, their products, and the environment, as well as providing the information necessary for FSIS to examine the impact of the new technology on inspection procedures and safety of inspection program personnel, specific to their establishments operation.
When the use of a new technology would not be possible without a change in the Agency's regulation(s), the Agency may waive the regulation(s) and announce its intent to institute rulemaking to amend its regulation to provide for the new technology.
In an effort to increase public and industry awareness of available new technologies, FSIS is providing below a brief summary describing some of the new technologies that it has received and reviewed, and for which FSIS has had "no objection" to use in FSIS establishments. This listing will be updated on a monthly basis and new technologies published will remain on the web for a period of 12 months. New Technologies requiring a change in regulation will remain on this listing until the regulations have been amended.
Asterisks ( *) indicate the most recent additions.
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(if applicable)
|Tomco Equipment Company
|Tomco 2's Pathogen Management On-line Reprocessing (OLR) System using hypochlorous acid or Pathiclean
|9 CFR 381.91(b)(1)
|Safe Foods Corporation
|Cecure® (cetylpyridinium chloride [CPC]) for use on raw poultry carcasses for on-line reprocessing applied in a spray cabinet, or as a drench or in a dip tank.
|9 CFR §381.91(b(1)
|Freezing Machines, Inc.
|Carbon monoxide[GRAS notification 000194)] in a solution injected into wholesale cuts of meat (primals and subprimals) used as part of a modified atmosphere pressure packaging system from which retail cuts are derived.
|Elanco Division of Eli Lilly and Company
|E. coil 0157:H7 targeted bacteriophage applied as a spray mist, rinse, or wash to the hides of animals within lairage, restraining areas, and stations immediately prior to hide removal.
|Inspexx 100 WRS reconditioned and recirculated mixture (peroxyacetic acid, octanoic acid, acetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, peroxyoctanoic acid, and 1-hydroxyethylidene-1,1-diphosphonicacid (HEDP) for use on raw poultry carcasses for on-line reprocessing.
|9 CFR §381.91 (b)(1)
|Enviro Tech Chemical Services Inc
|Perasan MP-2 (FCN 887) On-Line Reprocessing System
|9 CFR 381.91 (b) (1)
|The Vincit Group
|Microtox 5P (21 CFR 173.370) On-Line Reprocessing System
|9 CFR 381.91 (b) (1)
|The Vincit Group
|Microtox 5P On-Line Reprocessing System (FCN 1247
|Sara Lee
|For the use of sodium propionate as antimicrobial agents in meat and poultry products
|9 CFR 424.23 (a)(3)
|FMC Peroxygens
|FMC Spectrum® for use at Off-Line Reprocessing
|9 CFR §381.91(b)(1)
|Inspexx 150 is a mixture of peroxyacetic acid (PAA), acetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, and 1-hydroxyethylidene-1,1-diphosphonic acid (HEDP) for use on raw poultry carcasses for off-line reprocessing.
|9 CFR §381.91(b)(1)
|Inspexx 100 On-Line Reprocessing (OLR) System
|9 CFR 381.91 (b)
|Advanced Food Technologies
|AFTEC 3000 (AFT Clear 3000) (sulfuric acid, sodium sulfate and water) for use on raw poultry carcasses for on-line reprocessing.
|CFR §381.91(b)(1)
|Inspexx 150 is a mixture of peroxyacetic acid (PAA), acetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, and 1-hydroxyethylidene-1,1-diphosphonic acid (HEDP) for use on raw poultry carcasses for on-line reprocessing.
|9 CFR §381.91(b)(1)
|Michael Foods
|Waiver to the Regulatory Requirements for Freezing Egg Products - Extending Requirements from 60-96 hours
|9 CFR 590.536 (a)
|Jungbunzlauer, Inc
|For use of Sub4salt® (sodium chloride, potassium chloride, and sodium gluconate) for sodium reduction in whole muscle meats and poultry, at levels sufficient for purpose.
|Tender Life Choices, LLC
|For use of Pro4M I {potato starch, sodium and potassium di-and triphosphate, dextrose, carrageenan, microcrystalline cellulose (cellulose gel}, xanthan gum, sodium ascorbate, and sodium erythorbate) as a binder in meat and poultry products where binders are permitted, up to 3 percent of the finished product. However, the presence of the sodium ascorbate and sodium erythorbate would limit the use of this ingredient to cured products, and their levels of use must comply with the limits prescribed in 9 CFR
|Albemarle Corporation
|AviBrom (DBDMH) (bromine) Off-Line Reprocessing System
|9 CFR 381.91(b)(1)
|Tyson Foods
|Perasan MP-2 (FCN 887) Off-Line Reprocessing System
|9 CFR §381.91(b)(1)
|Albemarle Corporation
|AviBrom (DBDMH) (bromine) On-Line Reprocessing System
|9 CFR 381.91 (b) (1)
|FMC Peroxygens
|SpectrumTM Spectrum
2000™ is a mixture of peroxyacetic acid (PAA), acetic acid, hydrogen peroxide and 1- hydroxyethylidene-1, 1- diphosphonic acid (HEDP) and water, for use on raw poultry carcasses for on-line reprocessing (OLR) dip tank applications.
|9 CFR §381.91(b)(l)
|Intralytix, Inc.
|Summary of the Notification Protocol: GRAS Notice (GRN) No. 000435 for the use of a bacteriophage preparation (Salmonella targeted) applied as a spray at 10 6 to 10 7 plaque forming units (pfu) per gram on raw poultry prior to and after grinding and ready-to-eat (RTE) poultry products prior to slicing
|Z Trim Holdings, Inc.
|GRAS Notice No. 000427 for the use of corn hull fiber as a formulation aid or as a texturizer in beef patties, turkey patties and frankfurters, where the formulation aid or texturizer is permitted - not to exceed 2 percent of the product formulation.
|Nalco (an Ecolab Company)
|For use of chlorine dioxide as an antimicrobial agent in water used in poultry processing at levels not to exceed 3 ppm residual chlorine dioxide (FCN 001123), and in accordance with 21 CFR 173.300.
|Bio-Cide International, Inc.
|Bio-Cide Keeper ® for use at On-Line Reprocessing of poultry carcasses.
|9 CFR §381.91(b)(1)
|Valley Chemical Solutions
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ANDERSON — Residents of local homeless shelters are being charged for medical visits to the Madison County Community Health Center despite an unwritten agreement waiving such fees, say members of a task force addressing the homeless issue.
Some residents have received bills — mailed to them in care of the shelters — seeking a $25 fee for health services, said Amy Bond, president of the Anderson/Madison County Homeless Task Force.
"Twenty-five dollars is a lot when you have zero," said Bond.
In turn, shelter residents are seeking more expensive treatment at hospital emergency rooms where the cost can often be written off for charitable purposes, she said.
The health center, however, operates under a grant where the homeless are not turned away, said Anthony J. Malone, executive director of the center, 1547 Ohio Ave. Last week for example, he said, the center referred in-house care to nine homeless patients.
Malone cited his homeless patient enrollment at 29 in 2010, rising to 70 in 2012 and an estimated 90 this year. However, physician recruitment efforts has yielded limited ability to see more patients, Malone wrote in an email to The Herald Bulletin. He wrote, "Many problems of homeless are chronic and they need physician specialty care. Their problems are long term, life threatening and intense due to long term lack of care."
The dilemma goes back nearly a year when a sign was posted at the health center indicating it would not treat residents of homeless shelters without payment, task force representatives said.
The task force has numerous members; shelters represented include The Christian Center, Alternatives Inc., Dove Harbor, House of Hope, and Bountiful Harvest Ministries — Beauty For Ashes Transitional Home.
Some members representing the shelters recently met with The Herald Bulletin. The representatives asked not to be identified by name because they were concerned their clients would not receive future health center services.


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Cody Kessler threw for 394 yards and four touchdowns and ran for another and No. 15 Southern California ended a trying week with a 52-13 win over Fresno State in Steve Sarkisian's debut as the Trojans' head coach.
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The North Central states face the most adverse weather this Labor Day weekend, in the form of severe storms and tornadoes which will threaten lives and travelers.
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A team of students, researchers and faculty from Penn State University is seeking to make history by becoming the first ever university-led mission to land a spacecraft on the moon.
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Already battling a historic drought, California's wine country suffered an unexpected blow as a result of Sunday's 6.0-magnitude earthquake in the Napa Valley.
Though Hurricane Marie will weaken through this week, it will bring dangerous waves and rip currents to Southern California.
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Ex-Isles prospect Brenden Kichton signs for what was expected all along, and Evgeni Nabokov deals with Russian media.
Where Has the NHL of 1992-93 Gone? Remembering a fantastic offensive year.
Looking back at the five biggest NHL Trade Deadline deals in New York Islanders history, from Butch Goring to Ryan Smyth to Kirk Muller in between.
Paraphrasing: "Dale Hunter, I think 21 games is one of those suspensions that was too much. I mean, he hit Turgeon after the whistle, but if I recall right, Pierre didn't even suffer a long-term injury on the play.">>Scott Laughlin on XM NHL Home Ice today. Um, not quite. Today is the anniversary of Hunter's assault a full three seconds after Turgeon scored the goal (off a Hunter giveaway) that iced the series. Mike Brophy agreed with Laughlin. I'm not sure I get some people. Eighteen years later, it's still one of the most cowardly acts of petulant and dirty "play" I've ever seen.
Via the NY Post: While Brooks is often off the mark with the Isles, his take on the '93 team and the aftermath of the Hunter cheap shot really hits the mark. Notable quotes: "The NHL's celebration of Dale Hunter as part of its playoff "History Will Be Made" promotion is nothing less than sickening." "Understand that a healthy, undamaged Turgeon never in a million years would have been traded to the Canadiens for Kirk Muller less than two years later in the deal that debilitated the organization."
Very fun post at Behind the Net talking about how '80s firewagon hockey (and the crazy stats that came with it) basically carried through to 1992-93, then stopped. I know a lot of Isles fans think Pierre Turgeon was never the same after Dale The Coward mugged him. For his time as an Islander, that may be true -- but getting to watch him later every night for several years like I did in St. Louis, I disagree: Turgeon got "it" back, he just got it back in a league that wasn't scoring as much, on a team that embraced defense-first hockey, at a time when the sport overall became much more focused on suffocating (:cough: obstruction) defense. Still, as a fan part of me died after 1992-93. Still feel in some ways like I'm in purgatory.
Really sorry to pass on tragic news: According to reports, Pierre Turgeon's 18-year-old daughter Elizabeth was killed in an automobile accident. (h/t Eric Hornick noting the news.) She was a Team USA U-18 player and headed toward U. of Minnesota. She was also one of four children -- and a twin. Words aren't enough for a tragedy like this. But I know Elizabeth's father was a favorite of many here and certainly a favorite of mine, so I thought it worth posting here for your sentiments.
Where did they go from here? A look back at the fates of the individuals who made up the beloved 1993 Islanders.
With the Islanders actually headed in the right direction, we look back at when this 15-year run of mistakes and short-term fixes began.
The Islanders should honor Pierre Turgeon not just because he was a great player, but because they need to heal an old wound.
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The Missouri Tigers have a pair of high-profile injuries to address as spring football winds down. Quarterback James Franklin is going to "heal quick" after undergoing a successful shoulder surgery, says coach Gary Pinkel, while running back Henry Josey still has an operation ahead of him. Pinkel notes Josey still has a redshirt year to spend if need be, but still hopes Franklin will be able to return in time for the season.
Josey shattered his knee late last season after posting some of the country's best rushing numbers. Franklin has been banged up since early in spring ball, when he hurt himself fighting for a loose ball.
It would be mighty fine for Mizzou if both players are able to make full recoveries, whether this year or the next, but it's nice to remember Josey has a year to spare.
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Durable and comfortable, the Oakley® O Hydrolix™ Low Cut Golf Sock will cushion your feet and provide extra support at targeted stress zones. Crafted with a deep heel pocket and a ribbed arch, this sock maintains a secure fit over long hours of wear. The seamless design eliminates chafing and irritation, while mesh ventilation enhances airflow and prevents dampness.
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Terramar 1/2 Zip Geo Fleece Top
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Good warmth for its weight but average looks The material…
Source: bought it new
Good warmth for its weight but average looks
- Warm for its weight
- Cmfortable
- Uninspiring looks
The material on this top is pretty thin but warm for its weight. The fleece is textured with very small squares which likely have some bearing on its thermal capabilities, and they work. This provides warmth comparable to standard polyester fleeces of a heavier weight. The fit is pretty generous on length and seems like a fairly standard cut (not too athletic) and it's comfortable.
My only complaint is that the material has a slight sheen (at least in the tan color I ordered) that I find slightly unappealing (like velour or something). Not a big deal and certainly doesn't outweigh the good warmth-to-weight ratio.
Also, the neck on my XL is cut trim for my tastes when zipped all the way up, but I have a large neck size (17+) and this seems to be the case with about 80% of these kinds of tops for me.
All in all this is a very practical and effective warmth layer, offering nice insulation for the weight.
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The heavyweight Terramar Geo Fleece Quarter-Zip long underwear top is a warm first layer for extreme conditions where warmth matters. Polyester and spandex fleece blend is moisture wicking and extremely warm; provides total freedom of movement. Dual surface knit has a smooth grid exterior and a high-loft fleece interior that enhances breathability and moisture movement. Quarter-zip design allows easy ventilation during high-octane activities. Flatlock seams reduce chafing and increase durability. Closeout.
The Men's Terramar 1/2 Zip Geo Fleece is a performance mens base layer, and the warmest base layer in the Terramar Body Sensors line. Micro-polyester and spandex blend provides total freedom of movement, and the perfect level of warmth. Rated at a warmth factor of 3.0, Terramar's highest, Geo Fleece microfleece tops are ideal for all activities in moderate to very cold conditions. ec2 Qwick-Dri technology uses Terramar's electrostatic process to uniquely and permanently modify the fiber for improved movement and release of moisture, pulling moisture off the skin like a magnet. While traditional wicking fabrics only release excessive heat and moisture where there is fabric contact with the skin, Terramar ec2 fabrics use electrostatic evaporation to constantly release heat and moisture and can be cut loose, which further enhances cooling air circulation. Dual surface knitting system incorporates high-loft grid channels for enhanced breathability and great moisture transport. The low bulk and stretch let you move freely without overheating or feeling constricted |Half-zip front provides great ventilation, letting you control your temperature. Anti-microbial so this fleece stays smell free. Flat-seam construction eliminates chaffing. A zipper garage protects your chin. UPF rating of 50-plus keeps you safe in the sun. The Terramar Men's 1/2 Zip Geo Fleece mens base layer is an essential, versatile top for outdoor activities in cold weather, and soon to be your favorite and warmest base layer. Available Colors: Black, Bark. 1/2 Zip Neck. Warmth Factor: 3.0. Materials: 95 percent Micro-Polyester, 5 percent Spandex |ec2 Qwik-Dri Thermoregulation Comfort Technology. Fabric Weight: 220 g, or 6.5 oz. UPF Rating 50-plus
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It was another big night for #1 in the state Iowa City Regina.
Riley Dixon racked up 240 yards on the ground and multiple scores, as the Regals knocked off district rival Wilton 50-18 at home.
The win is Regina's 35th in a row.
Up 36-18 in the 4th quarter, Regina put the finishing touches on.
Quarterback Mark Ward swung a pass out to Alex Balke who beat his defender for a 16 yard score.
After Jake Brinkman recovered a Wilton fumble, Dixon burst 65 yards to the endzone to put Regina up 50-18.
With the win, the Regals improve to 7-0.
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I spent this weekend like I do many weekends: at a soccer tournament where one of my daughters played. It usually means at least three hours outside, but it's a fair bit of fun. As it's just the first week of April, it was still pretty cool; the high for the first day didn't go above 52 degrees, with a stiff wind blowing the entire day. It was a good day, my daughter's team didn't give up any goals, and it tied the first game and won the second.
It wasn't until I got home that I realized the damage that had been done. One look in the mirror was enough to tell me that I had a big sunburn on my face, complete with the white skin around my eyes thanks to the sunglasses protecting that patch of my face. It's not unlike what happens with many people when they go mobile.
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They look for the experience to be as frictionless as possible. The first thing they worry about is whether they can get their email, calendar, and contacts on their device. Then they start asking for more information. They want to be able to work wherever they are. Quickly, though, they start to push back against existing corporate policies. The first bit of pushback always concerns signing into the device. Most organizations require that users have a passcode on their device. It is the first line of defense for most devices: A casual user can't log into it if they find it, and for many devices, it kickstarts the encryption process.
But many users react to that requirement very much as I did at the soccer game this weekend: It really wasn't hot out, it's too early in the season, I was only going to be in the open for a short time. I told myself all those great excuses to rationalize why I hadn't applied sunblock. To be fair, I really didn't think about it -- I felt no need and gave it no significant thought.
That's no different from what users think regarding their smartphones. They aren't the type to ever lose their phone, they never leave it unattended for anyone to pick up, no one would ever want to steal their device -- the list goes on. As human beings, we are very good at rationalizing. As someone said to me when I was quite young, it is very easy to tell rational lies to yourself.


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Luxury Town Home, Villas Belvedere, directly on the Gulf in Perdido Key
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3½
- sleeps 7
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community Villas Belvedere
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,200 - $ 3,300 / week
vacation rental description
This exclusive, gated 3000 square foot beach front townhouse is one
of only four and is located directly on the beach. It is perfect for
a family or business retreat. This spacious home will sleep at
least seven with a king size bed in the master along with a pull out
twin bed and a king bed in the 2nd bedroom and a king size bed in
the 3rd bedroom. Two of the bedrooms are on the beach side with wonderful views and the third
bedroom has a view of the intercoastal waterway. Each bedroom has a full size private bath, with
the master having a "his and hers size" bath and jacuzzi tub plus a
walk in marble shower. This home is beautifully decorated with
comfortable furniture in an open and inviting floor-plan, including
a fireplace in the living area. It also offers a large fully
furnished kitchen, with granite counter tops, stainless appliances and a trash compactor. There is also a wet bar with ice machine. A three car
garage allows protected entry into the house. This is one of a
kind. You can walk straight out the door to the blue water gulf.
You will not find a more beautiful, private and peaceful home on the
beach. Enjoy a unique getaway or extended stay. You will want to
come again and again. No weddings, reunions or large parties
allowed. We do not have a pool but you can walk straight out the door to the blue water gulf.
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townhome rental amenities
Fully equipped kitchen, gas grill, washer/dryer, phone,
fireplace, cable TV, DVD, towels, bed linens, wet bar with ice
machine, private covered porch plus deck. Wireless internet. All you need are your
clothes and groceries. No Smoking.
activities and attractions in Perdido Key Gulf Coast North
Crystal blue water. Beautiful sun rises and sun sets. Quiet and
relaxing. Cross the bridge from your private island minutes into
Orange Beach, Gulf Shores or Pensacola for Pensacola Naval Museum,
dog track, outlet shopping mall, marinas, fishing, water park, golf,
boating, (Gulf or intercoastal), water skiing, swimming, fine
dining, amusement parks, and plenty of shopping.
vacation rental rates
March 15th through May 23rd..................$2500/week or $375/night
May 24th through August 9th...................$3300/week
August 10th through November 1st.........$2800/week or $400/night
November 2nd through March 14th..........$2200/week or $350/night
Available at $3500/month November through February
**add cleaning fee $200.00, plus 11.5% Florida rental tax
** $300 security deposit upon booking and that will hold your dates
chosen and will be promptly refunded after checkout and inspections
of the home. The full amount of the deposit may be refunded upon
cancellation if cancelled at least two weeks prior to the
reservation date.
You must be at least 25 years of age to rent this property.
Dianna Evans 770-716-2211
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CHARLESTON (AP) — Utility crews in West Virginia are returning power to more and more customers.
Approximately 65,000 customers were without power Saturday, down from Friday's total by nearly 30,000 customers.
FirstEnergy's website says that 48,671 remain without power, while Appalachian Power reports 16,272 customers in the dark.
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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (AP) -- New York Mets manager Terry Collins anticipates Johan Santana will be ready for opening day. And despite drastic payroll cuts, he says the team will be a lot better than people think.
As pitchers and catchers reported Tuesday, Collins said the Mets might find their own Jeremy Lin. Collins said every team has a player like Lin, the Knicks' out-of-nowhere star, and that it's all about providing opportunities.
He planned on telling players that, too.
"We don't know who it's going to be yet," Collins said. "But every good team, there's a surprise."
During the winter when other NL East teams were loading up and the Mets were shedding talent, Collins said there was no sense of despair. He's confident in a largely no-name roster.
"It's human nature to say, 'Wow, we've got a challenge on our hands,'" Collins said. "The thing I want to get these guys to understand is it's not acceptable to say, 'Well, we're not supposed to be very good.' I will not stand for that."
In a nod to the perceived talent gap he added, "It's not always the best team that wins, it's the team that plays the best that wins. We've got to be that club."
Collins was optimistic about the Mets' chances despite the loss of shortstop Jose Reyes in free agency. The Mets could have a payroll of about $90 million to $95 million this year after starting last season at $120 million, not including $18 million owed released players Oliver Perez and Luis Castillo.
"I think everybody in this clubhouse is really excited for a fresh start," outfielder-first baseman Mike Baxter said. "Pessimism kind of ends at the clubhouse door."
Most position players had reported, too, well ahead of schedule.
A strong return from Santana, who threw off a mound Tuesday for the second time this year, would be a huge help. Collins said the team would be happy if it got 25-28 starts from the two-time Cy Young winner, who hasn't pitched in the majors since September 2010.
"In my mind right now, in my heart, he'll be ready," Collins said. "I don't think there's any question. This guy has worked so hard in the last 18 months to get ready, I think he's going to be ready, I really do."
After throwing 30 pitches off a bullpen mound, Santana said to reporters: "Suave, amigos. Everything is under control."
A little later, the left-hander was confident he'd make it back, saying he was happy with his mechanics. He was more circumspect, though, about his chances of pitching on opening day, having learned from enduring setbacks last season.
Santana expected to have a better idea later in spring training after seeing how his shoulder responded after facing major league competition.
"Opening day's always good," he said. "But again, I'm approaching everything one day at a time. Going through everything last year, one day you feel good and another you don't feel good, it's like a roller coaster."
The 62-year-old Collins is rolling up his sleeves to face the challenge. He arrived at the training site at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday to get in a workout and some private time, hoping to set an example for players who'd check in later and see their manager on the job. A manager who'll always accentuate the positive, too.
"Last year, with all the things that happened, was the most fun I've had in managing," Collins said. "Even though we had tough times with the injuries and we didn't win as much as we wanted, I had a great time. Players bought into what we wanted to do, they bought into the system."
Daniel Murphy will be his second baseman because "his bat plays and it plays real well." Center fielder Andres Torres will be the leadoff man. Collins sees plenty of promise in 22-year-old rookie Ruben Tejada, who replaces Reyes at shortstop.
He anticipates bounce back years from third baseman David Wright and outfielder Jason Bay.
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on Mar 10, 2009 at 5:47 pm
I am really stunned at the apparent bias in your article regarding the Sequoia Union High School District's offer for a site for the proposed Everest Charter School. Although the backers of Everest insist they are interested in providing an educational opportunity, it appears they are only interested in serving a select group of students. Apparently they are not interested in East Palo Alto students. Although it is true that hundreds of students in East Palo Alto would benefit from a more local school option, apparently Everest is not interested in fulfilling that role.
After a cursory review of the proposal your article immediately starts examining crime statistics and discusses gunshot location technology. Clearly the crime statistics between East Palo Alto and Menlo Park are different, but what about Redwood City or some of the other communities? The Everest Charter proposal claims to want to draw in students from all of the communities, where did you not discuss crime and traffic statistics among these communities?
Additionally of concern is Everest Charter's impact on a school district that is facing large scale budget cuts. As the high schools in Sequoia face heavy finding cuts and layoffs, how can they justify draining funds for a pet project or a specialized school for a relatively privileged few? Regarding Ms. Tavener's comments, I wonder what her real agenda is and how much she will choose to pay herself out of the taxpayer's education budget.
on Mar 16, 2009 at 4:45 pm
If you think that Ms. Tavener is doing this for the money, then you're terribly misinformed. She is a volunteer!
The charter schools are not serving a select group of students as you suggest. If you don't believe me, just drive by Summit Prep on any afternoon (as I do) and you'll see that these kids look and act just like the kids at any other area high school.
The charter schools work because these are students and parents that are motivated and understand the value of education. The charter schools are more successful on less money than the other schools. The school district should thank and embrace these parents and students instead of doing everything they can to discourage their efforts.
But the first thing the Sequoia district should do is give the new Everest school a decent campus. Didn't the district learn anything from their Summit experience?
This has nothing to do with East Palo Alto - it has everything to do with the district officials giving these motivated families nothing more than an empty lot with a few temporary, portable classrooms. Even with that facility disadvantage, I'll bet those kids outperform the students at any of the other fancier high schools.
on Apr 23, 2009 at 8:13 pm
charter Schools have shown nothing but great things for the kids why take any chance of having a good education from them?
on Apr 23, 2009 at 8:14 pm
charter Schools have shown nothing but great things for the kids why take any chance of having a good education from them?
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Dark, dank and in need of serious repair, Eagle Pet Center is the source of controversy among Shakopee pet lovers. Even the mayor won't shop there.
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Eagle Pet Center sells rats, mice, bunnies and fish -- and people can smell the store on North 1st Avenue from down the street. The Shakopee store's ceiling is leaking, and there is no air conditioning in there. Owner Ed Dressen told FOX 9 News he's well within his right to run the store on bare bones basics, and though city leaders admit they don't like it, they say Dressen is right.
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