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Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie told reporters Thursday that he is committed to Darren McFadden as Oakland's starting tailback for 2013. Like coach Dennis Allen, McKenzie is attributing McFadden's 2012 struggles to simply being a poor system fit for outgoing OC Greg Knapp's zone-blocking scheme. "He's not a lateral mover," McKenzie said of McFadden's running style. The Raiders are expected to turn back to a power-blocking, gap-based running system in 2013. McFadden is owed a pricey $5.856 million base salary. Jan 17 - 5:17 PM ET Source: Jerry McDonald on TwitterFanShots Quotes - Page 1 - Silver And Black Pride
Teammates expect McFadden back this week- Darren McFadden's (ankle) teammates reportedly expect him to return this week. McFadden hasn't practiced since he sustained a high-ankle sprain in Week 9. The Raiders haven't provided many details on his status, but his teammates apparently have seen good progress. If DMC can get back on the field by Wednesday, it's reasonable to think he could see action in Sunday's game against the Browns. Owners that have been riding Marcel Reece for the last three weeks need to have backup plans on tap. Source: San Francisco Chronicle Nov 26 - 11:48 AMhttp://www.rotoworld.com/headlines/nfl/249229/teammates-expect-mcfadden-back-this-week?rw=1
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RUGBY: Gloucester's Stooke loses out to Vunipola
4:01pm Saturday 17th May 2014 in Gloucestershire Sport By SNJ Sport
ELLIOTT STOOKE, one of the success stories of the Gloucester rugby season, has just missed out on the Premiership Land Rover Discovery of the Season award.
Billy Vunipola took the prize presented at the Hilton Park Lane.
The other nominees were George Ford, Jamie Elliott, Anthony Watson and Owen William.
At the start of the season 20-year-old Stooke, who learnt his rugby with Stow RFC, was given the challenge of breaking into the Gloucester first team by Christmas.
And when he scored a try on his full Aviva Premiership debut against Northampton Saints on September 21 the Worcester-born youngster exceeded all expectations.
Since then he has consistently proved one of the Cherry & Whites' top performers.
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THEIR FAVORITE THINGS: Hairspray and A Chanukah Charol Star Jackie Hoffman Shares Her Theatregoing Experiences
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It is now possible that the store will be constructed on the First Bank of Jasper property at the end of Main Street and the $1.4 million grant the city will be receiving from the state will be used to build an adjoining bank branch and pharmacy as well as a grocery store.
The site originally chosen for the store was a vacant lot at the corner of Mill Street and First Street where an old fire department and a hardware store once stood.
Last year, city officials had to acquire several parcels of land and rezoned the area from residential to downtown business district in order for the project to move forward.
Long-term recovery manager Steve Ostaseski said challenges with the site became apparent once discussions began with the architect and engineering firms approved by the Cordova City Council in February.
Ostaseski said the topography of the area would require a $150,000 retaining wall to be included in the project. There were also concerns about the danger to truck drivers who would have to back into the site while making deliveries.
A search for an alternate site led Ostaseski to the First Bank of Jasper property.
"We've got 16,000 square feet there that will accommodate the 8,500 square foot grocery store, a small pharmacy and accommodate the footprint for the bank on that site. Parking can go at the curb, and there is still about 2,500 square feet left for parking on-site for both the bank and the grocery store," Ostaseski said.
The proposed structure would also include drive-thru windows for the bank and the pharmacy.
The city would receive the property currently owned by First Bank of Jasper as part of the deal, and each of the respective business owners would lease their facilities from the city of Cordova.
Ostaseski said conversations about the changes are ongoing with bank president Jack Allen and Piggly Wiggly owner Mark Bozeman, who signed the letter of intent that the city needed in order to apply for funding.


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Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 29, 2014
Editorial expresses horror at death of shooting instructor after 9-year-old girl lost control of Uzi submachine gun at shooting range in Arizona; laments that death will likely not lead to any sensible gun control policies. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
New York City police say Cindy Yeh, 23-year-old intern at Museum of Modern Art, died after falling off a roof during party in Greenwich Village. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
Op-Ed article by Rafael Moure-Eraso, chairman of United States Chemical Safety Board, contends that tiny metal particles and metal dust can ignite, leading to accidents like the recent factory explosion in China that killed 75 people; says these dust explosions are readily preventable with engineering controls, ventilation, training and other measures. MORE
Aug. 20, 2014
Annual Hindu festival of Dahi Handi features crowds of people forming human pyramids to smash jugs of buttermilk suspended in midair in homage to god Krishna; every year there are injuries, and sometimes deaths, spurring controversy over the practice. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Explosion at Zhongrong metal products factory in China kills at least 68 people and injures 187 others; is latest in string of accidents that have focused attention on safety records at tens of thousands of factories that fuel China's vital export sector. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
Scrutiny by New York State regulators into East Harlem explosion that leveled two buildings and killed eight people in March reveals flaws into how Consolidated Edison trains workers; Con Ed admits that most of 525 people it had trained since 2009 to install network of plastic gas mains had failed to comply with safety regulations but asserts flaws in its training and testing procedures played no role in explosion. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
New York City correction officer Gary Messina dies after his parachute collapses during a tandem jump at Skydive Long Island in Medford; accident is under investigation. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Bureau of Land Management is considering banning extreme rope-swinging from ancient stone arches in Moab, Utah, after a handful of accidents and a rash of complaints; many of 40,000 hikers and backpackers who visit Arches National Park say rappelling, swinging and other aerial feats have become nuisance. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
New York City correction officer Gary Messina is killed while skydiving on Long Island; Messina's instructor, along for tandem jump, is critically injured in accident. MORE
Jul. 27, 2014
News analysis; yearly deaths and injuries occurring on amusement park rides raise question of whether roller coasters and other thrill rides have, in becoming taller, faster and more extreme, also become more dangerous; no single federal agency is responsible for collecting data and assessing safety of such rides, resulting in variable regulation from state to state. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Report by National Academy of Sciences finds that American nuclear engineers are better at calculating risks of internal failures in country's nuclear plants, but less adept at assessing consequences of accidents caused by outside events; calls for increased focus on failures caused by external catastrophic events, such as earthquakes or floods. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says operations can resume at Atlanta tuberculosis laboratory that was shut following accidents involving dangerous pathogens at two other laboratories; says moratorium was lifted because lab passed inspections and because its work is crucial to treating drug-resistant tuberculosis cases. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
Federal reports show that hundreds of mistakes occurred in recent years across sprawling web of academic, commercial and government laboratories that operate without clear national standards or oversight; recent mistakes documented at federal labs involving anthrax, flu and smallpox have incited outrage, but they account for tiny fraction of mistakes at so-called 'high-level containment' labs set up to work with risky microbes. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director Dr Thomas Frieden, testifying at House subcommittee hearing, admits that recent laboratory accidents involving flu viruses and anthrax were not isolated mistakes, but rather part of series of lapses illuminating broader problem of unsafe practices at agency. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
Editorial cites alarming safety breaches at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention laboratories in urging that careless handling of the most dangerous pathogens be prevented at both governmental and private labs; calls for an independent federal monitoring agency to oversee dangerous research, and sharp reduction in the number of labs that work with lethal pathogens. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Editorial highlights study conducted by Everytown for Gun Safety, which has found that accidental child deaths by gunfire have increased and are being significantly undercounted; laments that Congress will not pass sensible proposals to reduce number of accidental deaths. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Eight people are treated for minor injuries after part of a stone facade of the Brooklyn Bridge underpass crumbles during a thunderstorm. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Criminal charges are filed against Avanti Building Consultants and NYCB Engineering Group, which provide safety managers at New York City construction sites; companies are accused of hiring unqualified people to pose as licensed safety managers, who forged signatures of real site safety professionals and skipped inspections. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Four people are rescued from rubble of 12-story building three days after its collapse in southern India; rescuers also uncover 10 bodies at the site, bringing death toll to 30; no one was yet living in the new building, which crumpled in heavy rain. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Rescuers digging through rubble of 12-story building that collapsed in heavy rains in Chennai, India, recover bodies of 11 people and rescue 21 survivors; possibly many more people remain trapped under rubble; builder is arrested; 10 people die in another building collapse in New Delhi. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Two buildings more than 1,000 miles apart in India collapse within hours of each other, killing 11 people and trapping dozens of others in the rubble; building collapses are common in India, where construction standards are poor. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Editorial argues that accident at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention laboratory highlights fact that even the best facilities can make deadly mistakes when working with pathogens; notes slip-up may have exposed 80 people to anthrax spores; says incident is stark warning that similar mistake could have potentially catastrophic consequences in laboratories working with pathogens that could spread more easily. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Series of inspections through more than 1,000 of Bangladesh's apparel factories has been emotionally freighted, with workers, manufacturers, building owners and government officials watching process with conflicting sentiments; in several cases where hazardous conditions were uncovered, there has been considerable resistance to closing a factory, as owners worry about losing orders and workers fear losing their jobs. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Exercise rider Mourad Boudraa dies after being crushed by a thoroughbred at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto; other horse racing news noted. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
As many as 75 scientists from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention may have been exposed to live anthrax bacteria after receiving potentially infectious samples at laboratories unequipped to handle dangerous pathogens. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Experts are beginning to worry about dangers posed by robots that work alongside humans in factory settings; safety concerns are growing as robots become more autonomous, moving freely among workers rather than being confined to cages. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
State Department analysis reports if the Keystone XL pipeline is not built, and more oil from the Canadian oil sands is moved by rail, there could be hundreds more deaths and thousands more injuries than expected over the course of a decade; State Dept has authority to approve pipeline because it would cross international borders, although Pres Obama is expected to make ultimate call. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Report from the Chemical Safety Board finds that another disastrous offshore oil well blowout could happen despite regulatory improvements following the 2010 explosion of a BP oil well in the Gulf of Mexico. MORE
May. 24, 2014
Istanbul Gov Huseyin Avni Mutlu says one bystander and one protester died of injuries sustained during clashes at a demonstration against recent mine disaster in Soma, Turkey. MORE
May. 22, 2014
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column looks at safety issues in Lower Manhattan as National September 11 Memorial Museum officially opens; discusses evacuation logistics with former New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg, who is chairman of National September 11 Memorial Museum at the World Trade Center Foundation. MORE
May. 19, 2014
An emergency room doctor lists common, yet avoidable injuries from outdoor activities like gardening, hiking, swimming and lighting up the grill. MORE
May. 19, 2014
Turkish authorities, prompted by public anger in response to country's worst mining accident, detain 25 people and arrest at least three mining company executives after initial investigation suggests that company failed to heed safety warnings. MORE
May. 19, 2014
Apartment building under construction that housed more than 90 families collapses in Pyongyang, North Korea; government says there are 'human casualties' but does not give figures. MORE
May. 18, 2014
Death toll in Turkey's worst mining accident rises to 301 people, as final recovery efforts are hampered by a fire and a gas leak; energy minister Taner Yildiz says some of the 17 bodies removed overnight are so badly burned that DNA testing will be required to identify them. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Mine disaster in Turkey has quickly metastasized from local tragedy into new political crisis for Prime Min Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has aggravated public outrage with highhanded remarks; security forces shoot tear gas and water cannons at thousand of protesters in Soma, further heightening antigovernment sentiment. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Public discontent rises in Turkey as families gather to bury victims of the country's worst mining disaster; officials have confirmed 284 deaths so far, and believe at least 140 others are still trapped underground. MORE
May. 15, 2014
Antigovernment protests break out across Turkey, as hopes begin to fade for hundreds of coal miners still trapped underground in a hellish explosion; victims' families are demanding answers in what is emerging as perhaps the worst industrial accident in the country's history. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Explosion in coal mine in western Turkey kills more than 160 miners and leaves at least 200 other trapped underground; rescue teams are working to save trapped miners. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Two miners die in an accident inside a West Virginia coal mine whose long history of safety violations had already brought it under special scrutiny by federal officials; mine owner Patriot Coal Corporation says accident occurred as the miners were carving away at one of the many pillars of coal that kept the roof from collapsing. MORE
May. 10, 2014
Electrical work is halted at World Cup stadium under construction in Cuiaba, Brazil, until safety precautions are put in place; decision follows accident that killed construction worker. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Worker at World Cup stadium in Brazil dies in electrical accident, temporarily halting construction at the site only five weeks before the tournament is scheduled to begin June 12. MORE
May. 6, 2014
Fire officials in Providence, RI, say accident that injured nine performers with Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus apparently occurred when a metal fastener snapped, causing an apparatus to plummet 30 feet to the ground; circus has cancelled two performances but says performances planned for Hartford will proceed as scheduled. MORE
May. 5, 2014
Eight circus performers dangling high above ring at Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus in Providence, RI, crash some 30 feet to ground when harness suddenly collapsed; performers fall atop dancer in ring below; all nine are taken to hospital, with injuries that do not appear to be life threatening. MORE
May. 3, 2014
Relatively minor oil leak in 2013 is leading regulators in Alberta, Canada, to re-examine production that uses steam under pressure to separate oil from subterranean sands; Alberta Energy Regulator officials have refused to accept explanations for cause of accident by field operator Canadian Natural Resources; agency has also rejected company's bid to restart its operation until complete investigation had been completed. MORE
May. 2, 2014
At least three people are killed in collapse of illegal gold mine in western Colombia; local news media reports that many miners are believed to be missing. MORE
Apr. 28, 2014
Editorial cites horrific building collapse in Bangladesh in April 2013 that killed more than 1,100 garment workers; contends labor groups, Western clothing companies and Bangladesh government have made some progress to improve working conditions but more needs to be done. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
Many Western clothing brands are pushing to inspect Bangladesh factories after catastrophic collapses or fires, but they have divided into two sometimes feuding camps; Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety is American-dominated inspection group, while Bangladesh Accord for Fire and Building Safety is primarily European. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
Christopher Clarey On The Olympics column examines tension that occurred between spectacle and safety at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games; notes that Dr Lars Engebretsen of the International Olympic Committee has raised concerns about high rate of injury during inaugural slopestyle event. MORE
Apr. 15, 2014
Construction worker dies after falling onto scaffolding at office building near Pennsylvania Station in Midtown Manhattan; police say man has not been positively identified. MORE
Mar. 22, 2014
Twelve-year-old girl is seriously injured when she falls about 35 feet down an elevator shaft at a residential co-op building in SoHo, setting in motion a rescue that draws 20 emergency workers. MORE
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2 South Korean Soldiers Die in Anti-Captivity Training
The soldiers apparently suffocated during an exercise meant to prepare them for being taken prisoner by the enemy, a military spokesman said Wednesday.
September 4, 2014, Thursday
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Bangladesh's Traveling Pain
Ferry disasters and road deaths are so commonplace that we become inured to others' suffering.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
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New York Cancels or Postpones Opening of 45 Pre-K Programs
Nine sites that would have served 265 students will not open because of safety concerns or other issues, officials announced two days before the first day of school.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
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New York Installs Speed Cameras Near Schools
Mayor Bill de Blasio said 23 of devices are in use, and officials hope that by next year 140 will be operational.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
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$1.4 Billion in Penalties Is Sought in California Gas Blast
Four years after eight people died and dozens were hurt in a natural gas explosion in San Bruno, Calif., the Pacific Gas & Electric Company was hit with a proposed $1.4 billion penalty for suspected safety violations.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
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City Worker Accountability
A trial lawyer says New York City could save money if it better monitored employee negligence.
September 1, 2014, Monday
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22 Miners Freed in Nicaragua as Rescue Efforts Continue
Rescuers have saved 22 of at least 26 miners trapped after a gold and silver mine collapsed on Thursday.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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An Artist Is Rebuked for Casting South Korea's Leader in an Unflattering Light
The artist Hong Sung-dam lashed out at an elite he considers responsible for a deadly ferry disaster, and has faced censorship he likens to his treatment during years of dictatorship.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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Werner Franz, Survivor of the Hindenburg's Crew, Dies at 92
Mr. Franz was a 14-year-old cabin boy when the immense German zeppelin erupted into flames. He was believed to be the last surviving member of the crew.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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When a Child Kills
When I was 12, I shot my brother in a hunting accident. I grew up, but I never healed.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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Addleshaw Goddard advises The Hut Group on investment by KKR-led consortium
The Manchester office of Addleshaw Goddard has advised The Hut Group on a significant investment in group by a consortium led by KKR.
Addleshaw Goddard advises ClearStar on $35m initial public offering
Addleshaw Goddard advised new client ClearStar on its admission to trading on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), effective from 11 July 2014.
Addleshaw Goddard promotes managing associate Vicky Niescier to partner
Addleshaw Goddard has promoted Manchester-based managing associate Vicky Niescier to partner with immediate effect.
Financial services expert Fiona Ghosh set to join Addleshaw Goddard
Addleshaw Goddard has announced that it has hired financial services expert and partner Fiona Ghosh from Eversheds.
Addleshaw Goddard elects John Joyce as managing partner
Addleshaw Goddard has announced that John Joyce has been elected managing partner for a term of three years, which took effect from 16 May 2014.
Addleshaw Goddard acts for arranger and investor on debt capital markets issue
Addleshaw Goddard has acted for the Royal Bank of Scotland and M&G Investments on the first own-name debt capital markets issue by a Scottish registered social landlord.
Addleshaw Goddard advises Rathbone Brothers on three transactions
Addleshaw Goddard has advised investment management services provider Rathbone Brothers on three transactions.
Addleshaw Goddard advises Zeus Capital on initial public offering
The Manchester office of Addleshaw Goddard has advised Zeus Capital in its role as nominated adviser and broker to the IPO of Boohoo.com on AIM.
Addleshaw Goddard appointed to legal panel of Nationwide Building Society
Addleshaw Goddard has, for the first time, been appointed to a position on the core legal panel of Nationwide Building Society, a UK financial services provider.
Addleshaw Goddard advises John Laing on wind farm deal
The Leeds office of law firm Addleshaw Goddard has advised John Laing on a deal that will see a major onshore wind farm delivered.
Addleshaw Goddard appoints consumer finance expert Nikki Worden as partner
Addleshaw Goddard has increased its financial regulation capability in London with the appointment of consumer finance expert Nikki Worden as partner.
Ben Koehne joins Addleshaw Goddard's London corporate team
Addleshaw Goddard has expanded its London corporate team with the appointment of financial services transactions specialist Ben Koehne from Allen & Overy.
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As readers will recall, actors from the Harry Potter series were slated to appear on the Rove program on Australian television network Ten this weekend. As the official Rove website now indicates, actors Dan Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) are scheduled to appear on the Sunday, July 5th broadcast at 8:30pm local time.
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Former Fulham player and Kidderminster Harriers assistant manager Gary Barnett's side finished second in Division Two behind old rivals Barometrics with a nine-point advantage over third-placed Newent Town.
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UPDATE: Consider this a Crime Stoppers success story! On Wednesday, we told you about three suspects, caught on camera, robbing a church in Red Bank. By late Thursday evening, thanks to a tip to the Crime Stoppers hotline, police tell us all three were taken into custody. Now charged are: Michael Axmacher (2 counts of Burglary, Theft over $500, and Theft over $1000), Ronald Wilkey, Jr. (Burglary and Theft over $500), and a juvenile (Burglary and Theft over $500).
In an email to Channel 3, Dan Knight of the Red Bank Police force said, "This shows how the cooperation between the Media and Law Enforcement working together can help keep or streets safer."
RED BANK, Tenn. (WRCB-TV) - Blame the economy, blame bad raising, but this time the crooks have hit a house of worship. "Back in May, we had another burglary at the same church," said Red Bank Police Detective Michael Ray. And again, they got away with a flat screen TV and a Blu-ray player. This time, though, the church, the authorities and now you get a good look at their faces.
Surveillance cameras were mounted in the Red Bank Cumberland Presbyterian Church just about three weeks prior to the break-in. That happened just after 1AM on Wednesday, August 31st. Three guys, thought to be in their late teens or early twenties, entered the Morrison Springs Road church. The first one into camera range carried a tool. "You can see him when he comes into the video that he has a crowbar in his hand.," explained the detective.
In their light colored hoodies and ball caps, they did not look like seasoned cat burglars. They also did not count on infrared cameras getting this clear a picture in the pitch-black darkness. As a matter of fact, they did not even know they were being recorded until they had broken into an office. Sharing the video, Detective Ray said, "The guy in the hoodie realizes 'Hey, we see a camera.'"
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- A woman celebrating her 26th birthday and six children are among eight killed in a West Virginia house fire.
Officials say the blaze swept through the two-story Charleston home early Saturday. It is the deadliest fire in more than 60 years in West Virginia's capital city.
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Nine straight games without a win. The New Jersey Devils went in tonight's game against the Ottawa Senators with eight straight winless games. They got early power plays and didn't convert on them. They got a lot of shots on Craig Anderson in the first, second, and third period. They held the Senators to very few shots in each period. They killed both penalties against them without allowing any shots on net. Martin Brodeur had little to do for large stretches of the game. All of this should add up to a result. It did not. They lost 2-0. Again, they scored no goals. Again, they got beat by a bad bounce and a big error. Again, they lost. Nine straight games without a win.
Before you gripe about the title containing the overused-on-the-Internet term "epic," it really has been getting to that point. The longest losing streak the Devils have ever had was ten games way back in the dark days of 1983. The 2013 Devils are close to matching a thirty-year record of futility. I don't know the numbers from those games but I'm pretty sure the Devils likely didn't control possession, draw more calls than they took, have a myriad of attempts in the slot, and out-shoot their opponents by a 3:1 ratio back then. The effort's been there, the only thing that hasn't come from the game plan night-in, night-out was goals, and that only makes this particular winless streak more frustrating. It was like the four they scored on Boston two nights ago was just an oasis in a desert.
To be fair, Craig Anderson had a strong night in net and the post was made of metal again. The Senators got their break in front and made the most of a 2-on-0, yes a 2-on-0, breakaway. The Sens only needed one of those to be a goal. Then so what if they only got 11 shots on net and their top line got wrecked in possession; Anderson and Lady Luck kept denying the Devils over and over. It's enough to make you want to break something. Please don't, a losing result isn't worth breaking anything over - especially this ninth one in a row.
After the game, Peter DeBoer put the blame on himself and the other coaches for not figuring out a solution based on this post at Fire & Ice by Tom Gulitti. Well, fine, good, great, whatever. But I'm not sure what coach not named Matt Shaw is going to say. Take fewer shots? Allow more shots to the opposition? Be more lazy in the neutral zone, be lighter on the forecheck, and just hang out in your own end? Give up on some more board battles? Spend more time with the puck so a defender can knock it away instead of firing and missing? I'm not even sure what I'm going to say and I'm a naturally wordy fan with more opinions. I'm seeing shooting not unlike the John MacLean era only among better performances and the team's dropping games like it's going out of style. Of course some of this falls on the coaches, but what of the players? What of the opposition? What of the uncontrollable? I don't know.
What I do know is that this loss was a real deathblow. The Devils needed to win games two weeks ago. They obviously haven't done that. I know they're not mathematically out of it but they basically need to run the table and get help in the standings to really get in the top eight. I'd love to be proven wrong. I want to be proven wrong. But even with this team's best efforts it's not a guarantee they'll even score one goal. I'm unhappy, upset, and angry. You're unhappy, upset, and angry. The players and coaches and management are unhappy, upset, and angry. As we all should because this season is just about done before it actually is. Nine straight games without a win. We just can't hate it enough.
The Game Stats: The NHL.com Game Summary | The NHL.com Event Summary | The NHL.com Play by Play Log | The NHL.com Shot Summary | The NHL.com Faceoff Comparison | The NHL.com Devils Time on Ice Report | The Time On Ice Corsi & Fenwick Charts | The Time on Ice Head to Head Ice Time Charts
The Opposition Opinion: Peter Raaymakers stated that the Senators stole two in New Jersey tonight in his recap at Silver Seven. Really. He did. Go read it. Pay attention to the image at the end of it, too. I'll bring it up here in case you didn't.
The Game Highlights: Plenty of Anderson here and the second goal against will make you really, really mad at Marek Zidlicky. Watch all that and more in this video from NHL.com:
Let's Look at that Shot Chart: One of the few things ESPN is good for the hockey fan is that their gamecast page includes a visual shot chart based on what the counter recorded. While the counter's own methods may be off, it's better than nothing. So let's look at tonight's, which I got from Peter's recap at Silver Seven:
Look at all of the red X's in between the dots and towards the crease. Those are all shots on net in all situations. By my count, I see 17 shots. Jerry's eventual scoring chance count (I'm sorry he has to see these games again) may be less by being stricter; but it could be more as it would also include the many misses the Devils had when shooting from those spots. This meant that Anderson definitely didn't face 33 weak shots or anything like that. By the same token, it does make me wonder that the underlying assumption in getting shots in those locations - the assumption being the guy with the puck will know what to do - isn't quite right. Maybe the Devils' skaters don't know what to do with the puck in the slot. Maybe that's why these chances happen without the siren going off and everyone in the stands going "Whoo." or some similar noise. At this point it's all I got beyond Anderson being really good at what he does - and he was really good at what he does tonight - and transient ability not favoring the Devils.
No Man Advantage: The Devils had three power plays in the first period as well as an 84 second-long five-on-three. They got two shots on the 5-on-3 but did not score. They only got one other shot on their other power plays in the first. Talk about wasted opportunities to get up early. The Devils were a little more efficient on their two power plays in the second period with four shots on net, but again, no conversion and more failures getting started than getting set up to do something. If misses and failed zone entries counted for something, than this power play would be going somewhere. Instead, it's in the middle of the Town of Useless, lost and wondering where their head's at.
As far as the personnel, wow, does this team miss Ilya Kovalchuk. Adam Henrique appeared to me that he guessed wrong almost every time he made a decision in the offensive zone. Marek Zidlicky was all over the place from bad to good, when the team really needed him to be more consistent in what to expect at the point. I'm realizing more and more why Steve Sullivan was acquired for only a seventh round pick. Patrik Elias found the net tonight, but he could not find the way to put it in tonight. He led the team with five shotsm incidentally. Go Elias, I guess. I barely realized Travis Zajac was there (or in general - he had no shots on net tonight; his main positive was winning 80% of his faceoffs) outside of getting hi-sticked by Erik Condra that led to the 5-on-3 the Devils didn't score on in the first period. Peter Harrold was a non-factor. I know Ottawa has a really good power play but the Devils were really underwhelming with the man advantage tonight. This power play stunk tonight, they stunk against Boston, and they've stunked a whole bunch of other times. I think the underlying system stinks and it really shows without the presence of a player who can be two-minute anchor to either direct play or fire rockets on net from distance.
I Apologize For My Error...: Near the end of the game, I - with the ILWT Twitter account - accused David Clarkson of faking when he threw his head back like he was wont to do. I was mad that he just stopped to yell at the ref about a no-call while the play was going on and time was ticking down. I was quickly told by many people that he wasn't. Indeed, he was cut. I got that wrong. I'm sorry for that.
...So Will You Apologize for Your Performance?: I was not a fan of Clarkson tonight. He had three shots on net and only one of them was something resembling dangerous as the other two were from the outside of the circle by the sideboards. Clarkson was present quite a bit in Anderson's grill which only served to have shots get blocked away by his body rather than make life difficult for the goalie. His attempts at moves like his little toe drag or his wrap around were denied. He got lost on shifts. While down two goals and shortly after Adam Henrique took a retaliation penalty for being fouled, Clarkson felt he needed to throw down with Zach Smith for some reason. Yes, you're down two goals in what is essentially a must-win game, take yourself out of the game for five minutes because that is a thing you do. Like your attempts at drawing calls at times - hint: this may be why you didn't get the call near the end of the game, not like the Devils would do anything with a power play anyhow - the performance was rather dumb. For someone who scored a whole lot last season and was hot early, one would think that you should try to be an offensive player while in the top six instead of acting like you're the tough "energy" guy. But as this happens more frequently, I think more and more that I'll happily drive him to the airport when some other team (please let it be Toronto) throws buckets of money at him this summer.
The Refs Were Bad, But So What: Referees Wes McCauley and Ian Walsh let a lot of fouls go tonight. I'm not sure how Anderson got away with striking Henrique with the butt-end of his stick or how interference was missed in general. That said, the Devils did get four power plays and did nothing for those that were. While the officiating left a lot to be desired, it definitely didn't cause the Devils to lose. If anything, it just highlighted the Devils' lack of scoring further to the frustration of the fans.
This is Why Fans Complain About the Defense: The Devils allowed 11 shots on net. Eleven. That's incredible even if you figure the Devils scorer undercounts shots by one or two per game. The problem is that those eleven shots included this:
And especially this:
The result: Brodeur gets a hideous 81.8% save percentage for the night, a big hit to his season percentage, and people will look back at this and go, "Well, why can't Marty make a stop." The videos show that others are truly to blame.
For the first video, you may not blame anyone beyond possibly Mark Fayne and Andy Greene. Fayne gets to a dumped puck and plays it along to Greene. Maybe he should've fired it hard around the other way or just blast it along the boards. Greene plays it towards the middle as most defensemen do to get out of a battle and the puck just careens off the skates of Andrei Loktionov. The puck drops to Colin Greening, who fires a backhanded one-timer that Brodeur was about to glove. Only Jean-Gabriel Pageau gets right in front of the goalie ahead of Fayne to tip it up and over Brodeur's shoulder.
For the second, those who do not like Marek Zidlicky are currently trying their best to download the above video for their personal records. The Devils win a faceoff, Henrik Tallinder is about to collect it and Zidlicky for some inexplicable reason goes after the puck too and so runs into Tallinder. The resulting collision knocked the puck back and gave the space for Milan Michalek, who took the puck, and Daniel Alfredsson to rush up ice unopposed. I cannot tell you why Zidlicky felt he needed to go after the same puck Tallinder was in position to get. I do not know how the coaches are supposed to be at fault or find a solution for something like that. The two went for a give-and-go to make it easy for Michalek to beat a hung-out-to-dry Brodeur high. It also made the fans restless and I'm sure many more unhappy with #2. On a night where the Senators only got eleven shots, he was on ice for six of them - I wonder if that was really coincidence.
Still, on a night where Andy Greene plays rather well, Adam Larsson actually looked good in his own end, and the team just isn't giving up much to Ottawa territoriality or attempt-wise, these are the errors - both small and unfortunate to big and stupid - that people remember over something like allowing only 11 shots and 25 total attempts in the game. They'll remember moments like the goals. In my case, I recall Milan Michalek coming out of coverage with a breakaway and a drawn call against Harrold more than noting that that was only his second - and last - shot of the night. This is where the total lack of offense hurts; when bad things happen to or by the defensemen, there isn't always a response.
By the Way: Pageau's goal was his first in the NHL. But of course.
Also, By the Way: All of the Devils finished positive in Fenwick and Corsi. Only one Senator finished not in the red in both stats: defenseman Patrick Wiercioch (0/+1), who played 11:47 at evens. I'm not going to delve into it; the links are there if you'd like.
What's Up with Fayne?: Mark Fayne played one shift in the third period. I don't know why he was benched. According to the Devils' ice time report, Fayne played regular shifts in the second period after the first goal against. He played a very long shift as his final one in the second. Then he only appeared during a penalty kill in the third. I don't recall Fayne making any horrible error that would have caused him to get benched. If he did, then I'd love to know what Zidlicky's punishment would be for the second GA. Tallinder nearly handing Smith a golden opportunity to score (he hit iron) in the third period, too. Maybe he got hurt and therefore only played when he had to? I don't know but the fact he only got 12:27 of total ice time tells me he's going to sit when Bryce Salvador is ready to play.
Tomorrow is the Charity Game: Global (Russian and local to this area players) Hockey Legends (read: former pros) will play an exhibition game to raise funds for the Hurricane Sandy New Jersey Relief Fund at the Rock. It should be a fun time and it's for a good cause. I'll be there and I'll likely see more goals from the Devils alumni than the current crew. It'll make me half-seriously wonder whether some of them can run a power play or just find some way to score or something. I'll have a post about it later on Saturday if only as a diversion from this despairing winless streak.
So what now? What do you think the Devils should do after a game like this? Were there any Devils you felt had a good game? Which Devils stuck out to you in a bad way tonight? How much angrier should I be if something like this happens in Toronto on Monday? Please leave your answers and other thoughts on the ninth winless game in a row in the comments. Thanks to everyone who followed along in the Gamethread and through @InLouWeTrust on Twitter. Thank you for reading.


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On the Two Deaths of Pain of Salvation Reviews
Filmed during their successful Scarsick tour in Paradiso, Amsterdam (Netherlands), this release contains the full concert on one DVD and a documentary and pic gallery on a separate DVD. A dynamic show of one of the leading bands in the genre of metal and progressive rock. The documentary will mark the end and the beginning of a period in the life of Pain of Salvation.This is the limited edition with two DVDs and a double live CD.


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ATLANTA — Atlanta Falcons defensive end John Abraham is free on bond after being arrested on misdemeanor charges when authorities say he refused to leave an area taped off by police.
Fulton County jail records showed Abraham was released from custody early Tuesday morning on a $7,000 total bond, or $3,500 for each of two charges of obstruction from Monday night.
Abraham allegedly entered a taped-off area where a woman was threatening to jump off a building. Abraham was arrested after refusing requests from firefighters and police to leave the area.
The Falcons said late Monday the team was "aware of the news regarding John Abraham." The team said it was gathering more information and would have no further comment at the moment.
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SuxBeanU 1 year, 11 months ago
I'm sure he will get a firm tongue lashing form his employer. Can't the Falcons do a better job of screening their employees????
kevin 1 year, 11 months ago
So where is the penalty for this coach? Are you looking the other way and getting away wit it like many other bad coaches? Don't you have rules to follow? Falcons have always been a so so dirty team and nothing I see has changed.


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Depression Symptoms
How to Know If You Are Depressed?
Members share their experiences with how they first came to know that they were depressed.
FAQ: What Is the Children's Global Assessment Scale (CGAS)?
The Children's Global Assessment Scale, or CGAS, is a tool widely used in the mental health industry to assess children and adolescents.
I Think My Child Was Misdiagnosed With Depression. Do I Need a Second Opinion?
Are you concerned that your child may have been misdiagnosed with depression? Or you believe that your child is depressed, but your doctor has failed to make the correct diagnosis? This article will help you decide whether you need to seek a second opinion for your child.
What is the Children's Depression Inventory (CDI)?
This article discusses the children's depression inventory (CDI) for measuring depression symptoms in children. The CDI is a self-report assessment used to diagnose depression in children and assess severity of symptoms of depression in children. It can discriminate between major depression disorder and dysthymic disorder in children.
Questions for Parents to Ask at a Pre-Evaluation Planning Meeting
If your child is going to be evaluated for depression you will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss any concerns prior to the evaluation. Parents should come prepared to the pre-evaluation planning meeting. Psychological testing is most beneficial when the entire family is comfortable and confident with the process.
Should My Child Attend the Results of Her Psychological Testing?
If your child undergoes psychological testing for her depression you may wonder whether it is appropriate to bring her to the results meeting. Your child's age and developmental level will play a role in whether this is a good idea.
The Benefits of Psychological Tests for Children
The benefits of psychological tests for children can be great, especially for children. They can help in finding your child an accurate diagnosis and a safe treatment option.
5 Questions to Ask Your Child's Mental Health Provider About Depression
Parents should know which questions to ask about depression in children when meeting with a doctor. Five questions can provide parents with the knowledge of what to expect during their child's depression. Facilitating communication with your child's mental health provider is important in the recovery of your child's depression.
What Is Subsyndromal Depression?
"Subsyndromal depression" is a term used by diagnosing clinicians related to a person's depression symptoms; but, what does it really mean?
What Does Depression Screening for Children Involve?
Depression screening may be the first step as part of a larger psychological assessment to determine a diagnosis for your child. It is typically a quick way to determine if a child has symptoms of depression. Further testing and evaluation is needed to determine a diagnosis and treatment for a child with depression.
The Problem With Online Depression Tests for Children
While it may be tempting to use an online depression test for your child instead of seeking professional psychological testing, there are often significant issues with using these tests for children.


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I try to always share truly useful technology and apps when I find, test, and discover they help save me time or solve a problem.
In doing my taxes this past year, I was able to NOT have to pull my gas receipts out of a shoebox and was easily able to tally up my expenses for my accountant faster than I ever have before.
Time Saved: Approximately 2-3 hours
As an experiment, I started taking pictures of my gas receipts with an app called OneReceipt. Which allowed me to tag the picture "GAS" and after each fill up simply throw away my receipt and forget about it. It also works on any other receipts as well. Their technology actually pulls the #'s off the receipt and stores them securely in the cloud. It also can analyze your spending and a few other things I haven't tried yet
When it came time to do my taxes this spring. I logged in to their site clicked on the tag 'GAS' and voilà… done! All my gas expenditures exported as a PDF with a TOTAL. No calculator or eye straining required!!!
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Chemical investigation
Police have confirmed that an incident at a Royal Mail sorting office in Sheffield is not suspicious.
The parcel involved contained industrial beauty products. Residents on Homestead Road are now able to return to their homes.
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The National Research Council (NRC) issued a report in December critiquing the federal government's strategic plan for nanotechnology, the understanding and control of matter at dimensions between one and 100 nanometers. Among numerous concerns, the NRC was especially troubled that the plan does not address potential health risks posed by nanomaterials, which are increasingly being used by consumers who are often unaware of their presence. At the same time, experts are calling on the government to regulate the industry.
The National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI), a collaboration of 25 federal agencies with the goal of coordinating federal nanotechnology research and development, prepared the strategic plan. The plan has four main goals: to (1) advance a world-class research and development program; (2) foster the transfer of new technologies into products for commercial and public benefit; (3) develop and sustain educational resources, a skilled workforce, and the supporting infrastructure and tools to advance nanotechnology; and (4) support responsible development of nanotechnology. The National Nanotechnology Initiative: Strategic Plan December 2007, NNI (Dec. 2007), available at http://www.nano.gov/.
Describing the plan as "inadequate," the NRC report says it does not provide a clear picture of the current understanding of "nano-risk research" or offer goals to ensure that nanotechnologies are as safe as possible. Press Release, Federal Research Plan Inadequate to Shed Light on Health and Environmental Risks Posed by Nanomaterials, Natl. Acads. (Dec. 10, 2008), available at http://www.nationalacademies.org/. David Rejeski, director of the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies (PEN), calls the NRC report a "clear sign" that the government must revamp its research strategy. Press Release, Panel Blasts Federal Nanotech Risk Research Strategy: Long-Awaited Report Gives Obama Adminstration Direction for Change, PEN (Dec. 10, 2008), available at http://www.nanotechproject.org/.
Nanotechnology concerns matter at incredibly small dimensions. One nanometer is one billionth of one meter; there are 25.4 million nanometers in one inch; and a sheet of paper is about 100,000 nanometers thick. At such small scales, the properties of nanomaterials differ from their larger counterparts. They have far larger surface areas than similar volumes of larger scale materials, so that more surface is available for reactions with surrounding materials. As an example, gold is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity, but not of light. Gold nanoparticles, however, can absorb light and turn it into so much heat that they act like "thermal scalpels" that can kill unwanted cells such as cancer cells. "Nanosizing" certain molecules can also improve their effectiveness. Sunscreen with nanoscale titanium dioxide, for example, reflects ultraviolet light to prevent sunburns. What Is Nanotechnology?, NNI, available at http://www.nano.gov/.
In addition to sunscreen, there are numerous consumer products containing nanomaterials. Categories of products include batteries, computer hardware, sporting goods, luggage, and even children's toys. Microsoft Corporation's Xbox 360 contains nanoscale silicon to reduce heat and improve performance. Some foods also contain nanoparticles. For example, RBC Life Sciences, a company that makes products for people who want to "live longer, healthier lives," has created an ingredient for some of its products called NanoClusters, a nanosize powder that allegedly "reduces the surface tension of foods and supplements to increase wetness and absorption of nutrients." Foods using nanotechnology include canola oil and tea.
The issue of nanomaterials in products, especially foods, raises many questions, including how they should be regulated. Whether the FDA subjects products to premarket approval depends on the type of product. In general, any substance that is intentionally added to food is subject to approval unless it is generally recognized as safe (GRAS) under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, 21 U.S.C. §§ 301 et seq. The FDA does not currently have a regulatory category for products containing nanomaterials and concedes that nanoscale materials will present new regulatory challenges.
A report issued by the FDA's nanotechnology task force stated that "the very nature of nanoscale materials—their dynamic quality as the size of nanoscale features change, for example, and their potential for diverse applications—may permit the development of highly integrated combinations of drugs, biological products, and/or devices, having multiple types of uses, such as combined diagnostic and therapeutic intended uses." As a consequence, the report says, the agency needs to assess the process for regulating "combination products" to ensure it is the best way to regulate highly integrated combination products. Nanotechnology: A Report of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Nanotechnology Task Force, FDA (July 25, 2007), available at http://www.fda.gov.
The FDA is now in the process of gathering information about nanotechnology and identifying the regulatory challenges nanoproducts pose. The agency held a public meeting last September to discuss the issue. The meeting's primary purpose was to determine what factors the FDA should consider when providing guidance on information and data that may be needed to show the safety and efficacy of FDA-regulated products containing nanomaterials and what circumstances might cause a product's regulatory status to change due to the presence of nanoscale materials. 73 Fed. Reg. 46022 (Aug. 7, 2008). The agency held break-out sessions for specific product categories for which it might need guidance, in which it asked participants to consider several questions, including what assessment tools exist to evaluate the characteristics of nanoscale materials and what characteristics of the materials in FDA-regulated products should be identified and evaluated to ensure their safety and effectiveness.
"Food and color additives" was one of the products categories. Michael R. Taylor, professor of health policy at the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services, voiced concern that "the GRAS concept, if not applied in the rigorous way intended by Congress, opens the door to independent decisionmaking by technology providers and food companies to market truly new food technologies without a pre-market safety evaluation and approval by FDA." Taylor called on the FDA to provide clear guidance to the industry on its position on how the GRAS concept applies to nanotechnology and food. Michael R. Taylor, State., Food-Related Applications of Nanotechnology: Regulatory Issues (Sept. 8, 2008), available at http://www.fda.gov.
Another participant was Michael Hansen, senior scientist for Consumers Union. Like Taylor, Hansen called for more transparency regarding the regulatory status and safety of food ingredients derived from nanotechnology. Michael Hansen, State., Comments of Consumers Union at FDA Nanotechnology Public Meeting Public Breakout Session on Food and Color Additives, Including Food Contact Substances, (Sept. 8, 2008), available at www.fda.gov. He added that nanoparticles raise potential toxicity issues because of their greater reactivity potential stemming from their larger surface area, and the FDA should thus find them ineligible for GRAS classification and require food additive petitions for them. "Just because something is safe at the macro level, doesn't mean it's safe at the nano size. All scientists agree that size matters," said Hansen. Barbara Liston, Nano-Foods: The Next Consumer Scare?, Reuters (July 30, 2008), available at http://www.reuters.com.
One such nanoparticle that has great potential but that also has some scientists concerned is the buckminsterfullerene carbon-60 molecule, also known as the "buckyball." This molecule generally contains carbon-60 atoms, which form interlocking pentagons or hexagons. It is incredibly strong and heat resistant and has the potential to be used in the manufacture of industrial materials and drug delivery systems, among other uses. Buckyballs are also believed to be capable of dissolving in cell membranes, passing into the cells, and reforming on the other side. This raises the possibility that they could damage cells. Some buckyballs, also known as fullerenes, have been shown to cause brain damage in fish. Nanotechnology Risks: How Buckyballs Hurt Cells, Sci. Daily (May 27, 2008), available at http://www.sciencedaily.com.
Additionally, inhaling carbon nanotubes, hollow fibers produced by buckyballs, can cause lung damage comparable to that caused by asbestos. According to Peter Tieleman, a biochemist at the University of Calgary, "[t]here are studies showing that they can cross the blood-brain barrier and alter cell functions, which raises a lot of questions about their toxicity and what impact they may have if released into the environment."
Given nanotechnology's potential, there is huge demand for more research and development as well as the manufacture of products containing nanomaterials. It is estimated that by 2014, about $2.6 trillion worth of goods worldwide will use nanotechnology, compared to $50 billion in 2006. While the unique properties of nanomaterials can confer a variety of benefits, ranging from improving the treatment of diseases to making healthier foods, Andrew Maynard, a science advisor with PEN, says that "[t]he more we know about nanomaterials' risks, the more we worry about what we don't know." Nanotechnology: Untold Promise, Unknown Risk, Consumer Rpts. (July 2007), available at http://www.consumerreports.org/.


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Town Square
The Right choice for city council
Original post made by Kevin on Apr 9, 2013
on Apr 9, 2013 at 8:38 pm
So, I'm sorry, have I missed something? What, exactly, has this guy done? Coached Little League? Run a lemonade stand? Oh, he's just a common Joe? And that's why you're supporting him? Wow, guess it doesn't take much to impress you. I'm supporting another candidate, and not Narum; but your dish of mud doesn't seem to recognize that true leadership, on a city council, is part and parcel of working together with people on endless committees. Shouting about the Constitution just doesn't cut it. Someone has some growing up to do.
on Apr 9, 2013 at 10:54 pm
if you were at the forum tonight it is apparent that Olivia is the next wave of leadership. She is intelligent and well educated, obviously engaged. She ls on the economic vitality committee and a community volunteer among other things. she is my choice after listening to all the candidates.
Am excited to have someone so enthusiastic who is data driven and looking for solutions!
on Apr 10, 2013 at 7:41 am
Two things that concern me about Miller are that he has only lived in Pleasanton for 4 years and he is part of the Tea Party. I also have trouble reconciling his opposition to the $98 per year parcel tax yet he has 3 children in school and lives in a million dollar home.


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The Beauty Biz's New Diversity-------
This week has been a banner one for the beauty industry. While Barbie has had friends of various ethnicities over her long existence, up to this point the blond and blue-eyed Caucasian doll has been the center of the franchise. But on Tuesday, Mattel launched the "So in Style" line, its first series of black dolls to feature varying skin tones. To add to that milestone, today marks the release of a Disney-commissioned haircare line inspired by the new movie The Princess and the Frog, Disney's first animated feature to star an African-American princess. The four-piece Princess Tiana Magical Beauty Collection was created in collaboration with Carol's Daughter and comes with inspirational messages, as in a shampoo called The Beauty Within and a conditioner aptly named Inner Shine. They join the Dream Big hair detangler and a Sharing Means Caring bubble bath. Both new lines add some much-needed color to the bigger picture.


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This 56-page portfolio is an overview of the recent communication design and branding of Tom Dolle Design, one of New York's finest strategic design, marketing and branding firms.
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Over the years Tom Dolle Design has garnered every major design award and Dolle has been quoted on design issues in publications such as The New York Times, Crain's New York Business and Communication Arts.
A graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, Dolle is also an adjunct professor in Pratt's Graduate Communications Design program. Key members of the Tom Dolle Design creative team include senior designers Chris Riely and Mary Hall, both graduates of Pratt Institute.


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By STEPHANIE BEECKEN6 News Reporter
LENOIR CITY (WATE) - Vols quarterback Tyler Bray made an agreement in Loudon County court Wednesday to dismiss two charges in a reckless boating incident.
Bray was in Loudon County General Sessions Court for an incident on July 4 involving personal watercraft on Tellico Lake.
"There were 2 PWCs (personal watercrafts) and they were swerving in and out with each other. Two people fell off their PWC into the water and that's when he started spraying them with the PWC," said Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Dewayne Williams.
Officer Williams says the vessels should operate 100 feet apart, but these were much closer. He says Bray come within 20 feet of the two people who fell in the water, which is dangerous.
"If you let off the gas at all, you cannot control your PWC, meaning the way it's going is the way it's going to continue going. So if he would have let off the gas, it could have been bad," Williams said.
Williams is still trying to determine who owns the PWCs. He says Bray shouldn't have been allowed to operate one. "It could be trouble for them as far as not knowing who they are letting operate their PWC who does not have a boating certificate and is not of age to operate it."
TWRA charged Bray with a Class A misdemeanor for reckless operation of a personal watercraft and a Class C misdemeanor for failure to have a boating education certificate. Williams says everyone born after January 1, 1989 must complete the course.
The reckless boating charge will be dismissed if Bray completes a one-year suspension of boating privileges and performs three boater safety appearances or does a TWRA appearance on boating safety.
The lack of a boating education certificate charge will be dismissed if he attends two three-hour boating certification classes to get a boater certificate.
Bray must also pay all courts costs. The court will review the case on February 13.
Bray has agreed to assist TWRA in its campaign to promote boater safety. Officers note that he was polite when he was cited.
When asked to comment on Bray, Vols Offensive Coordinator Jim Chaney said, "I'm comfortable with where he's at with his maturity as a football player, and he's coming around very good. Obviously anytime our quarterback has his name somewhere, that might be detrimental to our image and we don't like that much, but I don't deal with those, those are coach's (issues)."
Knoxville police closed a case earlier in August in which Bray and his roommate, Michael C. Grandinetti, were accused of throwing beer bottles and golf balls onto parked vehicles at their apartment complex in July.
Bray agreed to pay for the damage to an SUV and the apartment complex agreed to pay for damage to a car, according to police. No charges were filed.
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IMPERIAL COUNTY, CA- The wife of a California Highway Patrol officer convicted of murdering him has been denied an appeal to overturn her conviction.
Kym Cano was convicted of second degree murder in June 2010.
She was sentenced to 40 years to life for murdering her husband Francisco in December 2006.
During the trial the defense argued Cano suffered from battered women's syndrome and that she lived in constant fear of Francisco.
Cano's appeal contends the court committed reversible error by failing to instruct the jury that an unintentional killing committed without malice constitutes voluntary manslaughter.
Both the Appeals Court and Supreme Court denied her appeal.
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Picture of Kids in Robes and Hermione's Threat to MalfoyMovies
July 30, 2003, 10:44 AM
To calm the naysayers, I searched the archive and found this pic from CBBC which clearly shows the kids in robes - new and improved robes, natch, so we know it's from PoA. There are robes in PoA, everyone. Please relax about them. Let's wait until we have the movie to judge its worth, robes or non. (Edit: TheSnitch.co.uk has a larger pic.)
Edit #2: It is canon for Hermione to threaten Malfoy with her wand. It happens after she hits him. From PoA:
Here's hoping that quote is less words than fair use allows...
She had slapped Malfoy across the face with all the strength
she could muster... Hermione pulled out her wand. Malfoy stepped backward.