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Jon "Bones" Jones' dynamic style and impressive athleticism is quickly captivating a legion of UFC fans, old and new. Only three years into his professional career as a mixed martial artist, Jones has a chance to become the youngest champion in UFC history when he takes on veteran Mauricio "Shogun" Rua for the light heavyweight title at UFC 128 in Newark, N.J., on Saturday night.
"Shogun's biggest weakness is definitely his wrestling and I think his jiu-jitsu is also very overrated."-- Click here for more interviews from MMAFighting.com.
"I was really surprised that it came so fast. It's been a really quick turn around from the Ryan Bader fight to this title shot but I'm grateful for it and I believe everything happens for a reason."
"I was actually getting a little anxiety about being in the title fight. (Greg Jackson said) Jon listen, it's just another fight. No fight is a big fight. Forget what name he is, his credentials or who he used to fight."
"That's the biggest thing for me and Greg, just humanizing every opponent that I go through. I've really humanized Shogun big time, because I'm a fan of him myself. He's an experienced vet but he has a lot of weaknesses we figured out. All is possible in the Octagon. We're going to go (out there) and get this victory."
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PLATTSBURGH — Savanna-Lin Boadway and Kali Bushey have both become stalwart spokespersons for the push to stop advertising gimmicks that promote youth smoking.
As members of Reality Check, a grassroots effort by teenagers across the state to put pressure on the tobacco industry and its advertising practices, the two Plattsburgh teens recognize a need to enlist the community's support for their endeavor.
"It's a never-ending cycle," Bushey, a sophomore at Plattsburgh High School, said of the addiction caused by smoking and the connection she feels the tobacco industry has in promoting that addiction. "They just want more money."
The Adirondack Tobacco Free Network and Reality Check are hosting a presentation of the documentary film "Addiction Incorporated" at Cumberland 12 Theater on Route 9 north of Plattsburgh from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 19.
The film, directed by Charles Evans Jr., examines the role of Victor DeNoble, a scientist who worked for Philip Morris, and his efforts in the 1990s to unmask deception used by the tobacco industry to prevent public knowledge of how truly addicting tobacco can be.
The subsequent Congressional hearings DeNoble ignited led to lawsuits that ended with the tobacco industry's settlement of billions of dollars paid to states to recoup some of the money they used to treat addicted and ill smokers.
"It's a very compelling film," said Christa VanCour, senior public-health educator for the Clinton County Health Department. "I was in high school when all of this was going on, so it's incredibly important that this is still an issue, that we still have to protect kids from the tobacco industry 12, 13 years later."
Reality Check, which was first formed in 2000, was actually created from money the state gained in the tobacco industry's settlement.
Teens like Boadway and Bushey have actively worked to promote smoke-free communities, reduce advertising aimed at a young audience and decrease the efforts to promote smoking in Hollywood films.

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First off, I am running Qt Creator under Ubuntu 11.10. I understand that Qt Creator is warrantied up to 11.04, but from other posts regarding installing it via sudo to get around the gtk errors, I have been using it for a bit under this environment.
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I had another ten minutes onstage before I could exit so I got to witness the entire cast corpsing around me. My guards took turns spinning upstage while Fantine begged for mercy.
Oh god... it was A Christmas Westside Story… there was a part where I was an elf and had to give a PSA.
I decided to switch it up one night and do something completely different, which muscle memory did not agree with. Let's just say I went blank and it was awkward and humiliating for everyone, including my parents in the audience.
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Fred Grott, a programmer who specializes in smartphone applications, has two models for his business: He can write specialized applications in native code that take advantage of all of the features of a specific smartphone, or he can write a Web application that works in the Web browsers of all of the top devices.
"Guess which one of those business models [needs] $15K in seed capital and [which] one is in the $250,000 range?" he asks. Given the economics, Grott's choice is simple. Take a standard Web application, add a bit of logic that tests the type of Web browser, and then send back slightly customized versions formatted to the screens of smaller handsets.
Developers are attacking the smartphone market in any number of ways, but one of the most overlooked is the customized Web application. The high sales figures from Apple's App Store seem tantalizing, but native code is not always the best solution.
[ Go native with Apple iPhone, Google Android, RIM BlackBerry, Palm, Nokia Symbian, and Windows Mobile. See "A developer's-eye view of smartphone platforms." ]
After experimenting with writing native code for the different smartphone platforms, I took a step backward and played with recoding my Web application. Instead of writing Java, C#, or C++, I fiddled with CSS files to format the information for the screen and then wrote JavaScript to handle the events. The results are quite good. While I can't recommend the solution for sophisticated games that rely heavily on an accelerometer for the user interface, I can say that just about everything else can be handled quite well in JavaScript. There's a reason why Steve Jobs toyed with limiting iPhone developers to this tight sandbox (i.e., Safari applications) at the beginning. It's pretty good.
There are a number of reasons why HTML works well in this environment. It was designed from the very beginning to mark up documents without regard for the size of the display. Although Web designers have always chafed at the lack of control for errant DIVs, the results will often look quite good on the smaller display. Picky designers will still want to come up with custom CSS files and even some custom markups for the smaller screens of the smartphones, but the default is often serviceable.
A second major advantage is the popularity of WebKit, an open source library that renders HTML on the page. The iPhone and Google Android both use WebKit directly, and now Torch Mobile is making a WebKit-based browser for Windows Mobile. Eliminating the incompatibilities among mobile browsers makes it a bit easier to develop cross-platform tools. Android may run Java and the iPhone may be built on Objective C, but the same application can reach both via WebKit.
Some developers lament that semi-standard platforms such as Adobe Flash aren't well-represented across all of the phones. That may not be as unfortunate as it seems. Many designers love Flash because it lets them lock down text and pictures to hard-coded coordinates, something that may look good on a normal screen but will fail badly on the smaller mobile screen. It's hard to write up Flash that runs well on both large and small screens, so the empty hole may be a blessing.


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I love Restoration Hardware's Marseilles Linen Pin Board and had visions of hanging it on a wall in my kitchen so that I could pin up all of the little things (coupons, invitations, magazine page cut-outs, etc.) that end up in a messy, unorganized pile on my desk.
So why didn't I just buy one and slap it up in my kitchen? #1 It's expensive - the smallest sized pin board is $349. #2 The wall that I wanted to put a bulletin board on has a light switch that is in a horrible location, leaving only about 18" of space to the left of it. Due to the location of the studs in that wall, it would be a pretty extensive (and expensive) project to move the switch.
I headed to Hobby Lobby for some supplies - my first stop was the ready-made frame section where they have rustic wood frames in about 10-12 different sizes. They frequently go on sale at 50% off so you can get them at a very reasonable price.
Here's a close-up (with a sneak peek preview of one of my bulletin boards) to show you the reclaimed wood look of the frames complete with old nail holes:
While at Hobby Lobby, I also bought two cork boards, a few picture hangers, and a yard of fabric in a neutral cotton that looked like linen. I then dug through my craft arsenal for my glue gun and staple gun and was ready to rock.
The Hobby Lobby frames don't have any hangers attached so my first step was to add some ring hangers onto the frame's back. Then I measured the recessed area on the back of the frame where my cork board would be placed.
Finally, I used my glue gun to make a line of glue along the recessed edge of the frame where my fabric-covered cork board will be placed (you have to work fast gluing so that the first glue hasn't dried by the time you've made it all the way around the frame), and then laid my cork board in the frame and applied pressure for a minute or two until the glue had dried. To make sure that the cork board was secure in the frame, I then glued between the cork board and the frame all the way around the back of the frame.
After repeating this process two more times and then putting screws into the wall at the correct locations for the ring hooks on the frames, I got my framed cork boards up on the wall and pinned on most of the pile of coupons, invites, etc. that were on my desk. I added an Anthropologie Zinc "J" to fill the space to the right of my light switch, replaced the switch cover with a decorative one, and voilá - my DIY Restoration Hardware Bulletin Boards were complete:
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To actively participate in another culture you will need to acquire new learning techniques and survival strategies. You will need to look so that you really see things and then think about the things you have seen in order to make sense of them.The Arcadia Center's Greek Key seminar aims to enable students to unlock the door to cross-cultural understanding through language learning, experiential activities and an exploration of the tools and theories of intercultural communication necessary to uncover the invisible values and assumptions that inform Greek society. This course forms the cornerstone of the Arcadia program in Greece and is facilitated by a team of faculty facilitators.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Jody Demling has been named the new host of WKRD-790 AM radio's morning sports talk show, "The Early Birds."Demling became publisher of the FoxSportsNext University of Louisville fan site CardinalAuthority.com last summer after leaving The Courier-Journal. He'll take over the 7-10 a.m. program on July 1 and will continue in his role as publisher of the website.He spent 22 years at The C-J in various capacities, most recently as its recruiting reporter. Clear Channel regional programming manager Kelly Carls said competition for the job was fierce. The program opened up when Drew Deener left to begin a morning show with ESPN Radio 680 in Louisville."We received nearly 200 applications for this position," Carls said. "Jody really stood out for both his deep knowledge of the local sports scene, and his valuable experience covering a wide variety of different sports. Jody will be great at not just talking about sports, but sharing the `story behind the story."Demling has been sitting in as a guest host often for the past month. He's scheduled to continue sitting in as guest host from time to time before taking over full-time duties next month."Words can't express my excitement for being named host of the Early Birds," Demling said. "It's something I have had my eye on for years and the timing is perfect, taking over a great show, in a great time slot and during a year that has given us many great radio topics. There's no question in my mind, I will be working for and with the best radio team in the region. I've been in this state my entire life and feel honored to be selected as part of the Clear Channel team. I look forward to spending my mornings with you, making your drive to work a little easier."Copyright 2013 WDRB News. All Rights Reserved.
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"Wisconsin election officials to accept Mickey Mouse, Hitler signatures" on recall petitions.
MacIver Institute on Tuesday, December 13th, 2011 in a video
Conservative group says Wisconsin to allow Mickey Mouse, Hitler signatures on petitions to recall Gov. Scott Walker
Later that day, the conservative MacIver Institute posted a video report with a provocative headline:
"Wisconsin election officials to accept Mickey Mouse, Hitler signatures."
Sounds daffy, even uber daffy.
But similar reports appeared across the nation on sites such as Politico.com and FoxNews.com. Moreover, the Madison think tank's video included a clip from the meeting in which Government Accountability Board members and staff talked about Disney's most famous character and history's most famous dictator.
Would their signatures really be accepted on Walker recall petitions?
A pivotal word here is accept.
MacIver's statement suggests that such signatures not only will be accepted by the state but also counted toward the more than 540,000 signatures needed to force a recall election in 2012. Indeed, the narrator in the video claimed the board had said all signatures listed with a Wisconsin address "will be counted."
Two points emerged from the video's clip of the discussion between a Government Accountability Board member and board staffers:
1. A signature with a name that does not include a Wisconsin address would automatically be stricken.
A staff member noted that the name of Adolf Hitler was stricken from a petition submitted in the state Senate recalls in the summer of 2011 because the address listed was Berlin, Germany.
2. A signature bearing a name such as Mickey Mouse would not automatically be stricken if it is listed with a Wisconsin address -- but it would be "flagged" for additional review.
The board has said each signature will initially be reviewed by two people -- staff members of the board or temporary workers hired to review the petitions.
But, as we reported in a recent item about signing recall petitions multiple times, the board has said it will only do a general review of the names and that for a signature to be stricken it must be formally challenged by Walker. Walker and two tea party groups are assembling teams to review petitions for possible challenges. Some conservatives, however, fear it will be difficult to detect duplicate signatures and signatures for bogus but common-sounding names.
(Two days after the video posting, Walker and the Republican Party of Wisconsin sued the board over its procedures, asking a judge to order the board, which is composed of six former judges, to look for and eliminate duplicate signatures, clearly fake names and illegible addresses.)
We asked MacIver Institute spokesman Brian Fraley if he had evidence beyond the video to back the group's claim. He said he did not.
So, Mickey Mouse and Hitler signatures listed with an address in Wisconsin would be accepted in the sense that they would not be immediately rejected if spotted by GAB workers.
But such signatures would actually be counted only if the apparently fictitious signatures went undetected -- by board workers, Walker representatives and other petition reviewers. Once detected, Walker could ask the board to strike those signatures. The board would decide the challenges at a public meeting.
News reports about Mickey Mouse and Hitler signatures led the Government Accountability Board to issue a statement the next day about its process for handling "potentially fictitious" names. Two key points from the statement:
1. Recall committees have an incentive to strike fictitious names before submitting their petitions to try and ensure they have collected enough valid signatures. To be valid, a signature must be from a person who is qualified (though not necessarily registered) to vote in Wisconsin.
Graeme Zielinski, spokesman for the state Democratic Party, has saidthe recall committees will strike obviously fictitious names.
2. In challenging signatures, Walker can submit evidence to back the challenges. And the Government Accountability Board can use resources such as voter registration lists in deciding whether to strike a signature.
Our conclusion
The MacIver Institute said "Wisconsin election officials to accept Mickey Mouse, Hitler signatures" -- suggesting such signatures would automatically be counted toward the number needed to force Walker into a recall election.
For such signatures to actually be counted, they would have to pass undetected through petition circulators, the recall committees, a pair of Government Accountability Board reviewers, Walker's representatives and other groups that review the petitions. If such signatures were found, Walker could formally challenge them to the board to get them stricken.
There's an element of truth in MacIver's statement in that fictitious signatures listed with Wisconsin addresses would be accepted -- but only for review. The statement, however, ignores critical facts -- namely that the signatures would have to pass through several layers of review to actually be counted.
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Thomas Sowell was born in North Carolina and grew up in Harlem. As with many others in his neighborhood, Thomas Sowell left home early and did not finish high school. The next few years were difficult ones, but eventually he joined the Marine Corps and became a photographer in the Korean War. After leaving the service, Thomas Sowell entered Harvard University, worked a part-time job as a photographer and studied the science that would become his passion and profession: economics.
After graduating magna cum laude from Harvard University (1958), Thomas Sowell went on to receive his master's in economics from Columbia University (1959) and a doctorate in economics from the University of Chicago (1968).
In the early '60s, Sowell held jobs as an economist with the Department of Labor and AT&T. But his real interest was in teaching and scholarship. In 1965, at Cornell University, Sowell began the first of many professorships. Thomas Sowell's other teaching assignments include Rutgers University, Amherst College, Brandeis University and the University of California at Los Angeles, where he taught in the early '70s and also from 1984 to 1989.
Thomas Sowell has published a large volume of writing. His dozen books, as well as numerous articles and essays, cover a wide range of topics, from classic economic theory to judicial activism, from civil rights to choosing the right college. Moreover, much of his writing is considered ground-breaking -- work that will outlive the great majority of scholarship done today.
Though Thomas Sowell had been a regular contributor to newspapers in the late '70s and early '80s, he did not begin his career as a newspaper columnist until 1984. George F. Will's writing, says Sowell, proved to him that someone could say something of substance in so short a space (750 words). And besides, writing for the general public enables him to address the heart of issues without the smoke and mirrors that so often accompany academic writing.
In 1990, he won the prestigious Francis Boyer Award, presented by The American Enterprise Institute.
Currently Thomas Sowell is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institute in Stanford, Calif.
With many people now acting as if it is time for "a woman" to become president, apparently they have learned absolutely nothing from the disastrous results of the irresponsible self-indulgence of choosing a President of the United States on the basis of demographic characteristics, instead of individual qualifications.
The political left has been campaigning against the use of force since at least the 18th century. So it is not surprising that they are now arguing that heavily armed or aggressive police forces only inflame protesters and thus provoke violence.
Those of us who admit that we were not there, and do not know what happened when Michael Brown was shot by a policeman in Ferguson, Missouri, seem to be in the minority.
I don't know why we are spending our hard-earned money paying taxes to support a criminal justice system, when issues of guilt and innocence are being determined on television -- and even punishment is being meted out by CNN's showing the home and address of the policeman accused in the Ferguson, Missouri shooting.
New York's mayor, Bill de Blasio, like so many others who call themselves "progressive," is gung-ho to solve social problems. In fact, he is currently on a crusade to solve an educational problem that doesn't exist, even though there are plenty of other educational problems that definitely do exist.
Some have said that we are living in a post-industrial era, while others have said that we are living in a post-racial era. But growing evidence suggests that we are living in a post-thinking era.
Many years ago, on my first trip around the world, I was struck by how the children in the Middle East -- Arab and Israeli alike -- were among the nicest looking little children I had seen anywhere.
In a recent confrontation between protesters against the illegal flood of unaccompanied children into the United States and counter-protests by some Hispanic group, one man from the latter group said angrily, "We are as good as you are!"
Whenever Democrats are in real trouble politically, the Republicans seem to come up with something new that distracts the public's attention from the Democrats' problems. Who says Republicans are not compassionate?
Back in the heyday of the British Empire, a man from one of the colonies addressed a London audience.
Within our own country there are all too many signs of people blithely ready to sacrifice the interests or freedom of Americans for the sake of symbolism or passing fashions.
Pundits are pointing to President Barack Obama's recent decline in public opinion polls, and saying that he may now become another "lame duck" president, unable to accomplish much during his final term in office. That has happened to other presidents. But it is extremely unlikely to happen to this president. There are reasons why other presidents have become impotent during their last years in office. But those reasons do not apply to Barack Obama.
The news from Iraq that Islamic terrorists have now taken over cities that American troops liberated during the Iraq war must have left an especially bitter after-taste to Americans who lost a loved one who died taking one of those cities, or to a survivor who came back without an arm or leg, or with other traumas to body or mind.
Not since a 42-to-1 underdog named Buster Douglas knocked out undefeated heavyweight champion Mike Tyson in 1990 has there been an upset like economics professor Dave Brat defeating House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in the Republican primary in Virginia.
People are arguing about what the United States got out of the deal that swapped five top level terrorist leaders for one American soldier who was, at best, absent from his post in a war zone. Soldiers who served in the same unit with him call him a deserter. The key to this deal, however, is less likely to be what the United States got out of the deal than it is about what Barack Obama got out of the deal. If nothing else, it instantly got the veterans' hospitals scandals off the front pages of newspapers and pushed these scandals aside on television news programs.
At one time, people in India had to get on a waiting list to buy Hindustan Motors' Ambassador automobile, even though it was an obvious copy of Britain's Morris Oxford of some decades earlier. The reason was simple: the Indian government would not allow cars to be imported to compete with it.
Will the Veterans Administration scandal wake up those people who have been blithely saying that what we need is a "single payer" system for medical care?
Many years ago, in upstate New York, there was a lady who was caught in a fierce snow storm that produced conditions called a "whiteout." That's when the snow is falling so thick and fast that all you can see in any direction is just sheer white.
A political battle that is shaping up in San Francisco has implications for other communities across the country. he issue that will be on the June ballot is whether voter approval shall be required to change the height restrictions on buildings along the San Francisco waterfront.
There seems to be a full-court press on to get colleges to "do something" about rape on campus. But there seems to be remarkably little attention paid to two crucial facts: (1) rape is a crime and (2) colleges are not qualified to be law-enforcement institutions.


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Contract as well? Or has that not been released yet..
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No doubt it is a must read, I read it as soon as it came out. This thread was created on the day McFat got traded.


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Despite my love of winter beers, I really don't like winter. Fortunately, I live in the Pacific Northwest, so I don't have to deal with the really super-harsh winters I had when I lived in New England, or that people have in the Midwest, but still - Oregon set a record for the wettest March in 50 years, and more so than most years, I'm really damn sick of the rain. One of the other best things about Northwest springs and summers is how late it stays light - during the winter, it's dark around 5, but nowadays it doesn't get fully dark until about 7 and by the peak of summer it's still light at 9.30 or so, and I love those days and am glad they're starting to arrive.
Spring of course means the best thing ever - baseball season starts today! I know a lot of you don't care, but this is seriously the happiest week of sports for me. Baseball is the only sport I have a longer relationship with than soccer, and its return always makes me happy because I know I'll have something to watch all summer.
Spring also means hockey playoffs, which is a good thing - the playoff tournament seems like it takes waaaaay too long, but I love watching it because the hockey is more intense.
So yeah, no real topic guide this week, just a general sense of emerging from the vile cocoon that is winter. What's on your mind? There was some talk in another thread about FIFA and other video games, but I have no real way to talk about that because I haven't played video games regularly since the late 1980's. But don't let that stop you - anything goes in here (within the rules of course).


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Jason Martin lived in Austin for more than a decade, working as a programmer and basking in the local barbecue culture. After moving to North Georgia with his family and finding no 'cue that quite matched his Lone Star predilections, he opened Moonie's in Flowery Branch along Atlanta Highway. Notice the stack of post oak, the preferred wood for barbecue in Central Texas, piled against the building. Moonie's centerpiece is the brisket, a sumptuous block of meat seasoned mightily with salt and pepper—the way it's done at Martin's favorite barbecue joint, Louie Mueller in Taylor, Texas. Jalapeño sausage made to Martin's specifications possesses just the right amount of pop and spice. Martin also tried his hand at beef ribs, but not enough customers showed interest—a shame. Pulled pork and ribs are respectable, but I'll save my appetite for more brisket: It's the best I've had in Georgia.
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Coming up this Saturday the 27th of October, the Lexus Fashions on the Field will make its inaugural debut at Keeneland race track in Lexington, Kentucky. The Lexus Fashions on the Field is a fashion competition open to the public that brings light to any of the well dressed women and men who attend the races. These ladies and gentlemen will walk across the runway in front of the celebrity judges and the crowd to compete for a boat of fabulous prizes.
Fashion at the Races has teamed up with historic Keeneland to put on this fabulous event. The event itself has been extremely successful overseas in Australia, England, Ireland, and Dubai. The goal of this event is to bring a new fan base to the racetracks and create a more positive image in the public's eye of the wonderful sport of horse racing.
So what happens on the 27th? The doors will open up at 11:00am and all contestants who have already registered online, will come to the Sales pavilion lobby to check in. They can then proceed to the contestants lounge where they can sip on our Maker's Mark signature cocktail or even choose to get their make-up and hair touched up by artists at the Sephora Pamper Point. Once they are looking their best, they are able to get their pictures taken in front of the TOPS Fashion backdrop and mill around the Keeneland Gift Shop area, Monkee's boutique, and see what our milliner's Polly Singer, Lisa Tan, and Forme' Millinery have to offer. With a wonderful prize pool worth over $6000, people would be mad to not enter!
Onstage the girls and guys will be encouraged to have fun, strut their stuff and let their personality shine through. Our emcee Wlex 18's Kristin Pflum will ask some of them about themselves and about their outfits whilst our judges have time to assess them and then decide on their favorites. The judging panel itself will consist of Donna Brothers, a former top class female jockey and now TVG analyst who always looks fabulous. Shelia Bayes, Lexington's very own "Diamond Queen" who definitely has an eye for style and beauty. Edwin Rye, a fabulous stylist responsible for some of the best looks you see around town and Jenny Pfanenstiel, owner and designer of Forme' Millinery in Chicago.
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If a Game 2 victory Wednesday night had somehow helped the New Jersey Devils to forget the frustration of last Monday's defeat at the hands of Henrik Lundqvist and the New York Rangers, Saturday's Game 3 loss had so many striking similarities that it definitely reminded them.
Sandwiched around the Game 2 victory, the Devils suffered a pair of 3-0 losses that shared almost identical scripts:
- New Jersey had the better of the play in Game 1 but were stymied by the goaltending of Lundqvist, who did his part in keeping the contest scoreless after two periods. "King Henrik" stopped 17 of 17 shots Monday en route to a 21-save shutout, then turned aside all 36 Devils offerings Saturday.
- Defenseman Dan Girardi, he of the five total goals during the course of 82 regular season games, provided the game-winning goal in both tilts early in the third period. Monday it was just 53 seconds into the final frame, but he waited a bit longer into period three Saturday -- 3:19 to be exact -- perhaps hoping to allow the drama to build longer than Game 1.
- Rookie Chris Kreider, he of the 15 games of NHL experience (all coming during these playoffs), then supplied the second nail in the NJ coffin. In Game 1 he waited until the 12:00 mark, but he deviated from Girardi's lead and instead scored much earlier in the stanza (5:16).
- New York iced each of the games with an empty-netter with Martin Brodeur pulled for an extra attacker. That's where the similarities kind of veer off in different directions, as Monday it was Artem Anisimov providing the honors, and captain Ryan Callahan Saturday off a Brian Boyle pass from center ice.
- While New Jersey wasted opportunities on the power play Saturday, going 0-5, another like component to Games 1 and 3 is that New York tallied once on the PP in each contest; in four chances Monday (Girardi) and just two Saturday (Kreider).
- Zach Parise led all Devils skaters with five shots on goal Monday and was collared with a -2 rating, while Saturday it was Ilya Kovalchuk's turn to finish with a -2, and the sniper fired six shots that Lundqvist stopped. Included in that total was a ridiculous diving stop that Lundqvist got with his arm to thwart Kovalchuk on an early breakaway when New Jersey was controlling play, possibly keeping the tide from turning in the Devils' favor.
- After out-hitting NJ by a 35-21 margin Monday, the Rangers again won the physical battle in the first game of the series in Newark, this time by a 24-15 count.
- New Jersey won the battle in the faceoff circle in both games; 36-25 in Game 1 and 34-28 Saturday.
While the anger of losing by a second 3-0 count in the series has to leave a bitter taste in their collective mouths, NJ did do some things better in Game 3 than they had in the series opener:
- After the Rangers blocked 26 Devil shots in the first game -- while Lundqvist was required to stop just 21, four of which came in the third -- the Jersey shooters did a much better job of getting the puck to the net in Game 3. NJ fired 36 pucks in which the New York goaltender had to make saves, while NY skaters blocked just 19.
- The Devils spent much more time in the Rangers' end Saturday than they did in Game 1. All four lines worked the forecheck well, as well as cycling the puck.
From a New Jersey perspective, it's a really good thing they were able to take Game 2 at Madison Square Garden. Wrestling home ice away from their arch rivals from New York was a big accomplishment, but that has gone by the wayside in one fell swoop.
With a crucial Game 4 coming up Monday night -- one in which the Devils need to hold serve in order not to head back to The City That Never Sleeps down three games to one -- maybe it's for the best that the Rangers reminded the Devils so early in the set just how sour a taste these types of losses can leave behind.
The effort is there and the chances are coming, it's just the execution in finishing off those opportunities that needs to be heightened. Having beaten Lundqvist for just three goals in the three Eastern Conference Final games, the team has to find ways to not only get more pucks to the Rangers' net, but also how to solve the Blue Shirts' goalkeeper.
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The food was plentiful as usual, however the lineups were fairly long. There are only two regular buffets, which made getting food slower than on our last cruise. There was a good selection, and of course they had the other options which on this cruise were a sandwich bar (delicious), grill (burgers, hot dogs, fries etc), pizza bar (greasy), chinese food, and of course the 24 hour self serve ice cream!
There were lots of activities planned, so if you like trivia and games, there is always something to keep you entertained. The asst cruise directors were very friendly and made sure everyone was having a great time. The comedians were hilarious (although remember that family friendly comedy time only means no swearing - it's still kind of risque). You can spend several hours a night just listening to the comedians if you don't want to watch the other shows. I was very impressed with the quality of entertainment.
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Charlottesville Area Transit has dozens of buses criss-crossing the city getting people where they need to go. However, their final destinations could be changing based on rider needs and new development.
Thursday city council and Charlottesville Area Transit staff met to talk about the options. City council got its first look at these rough blue prints to improve service. They were put together with ideas from riders who frequent the city's stops.
Keeping Charlottesville Area Transit buses running is a priority for City Councilor Holly Edwards. "Not everyone has a car and not everyone wants a car so it is a lifeline there are people that rely on public transportation."
Thursday councilors met with CAT staff to start mapping out plans for the city's bus service over the next six years. Short term goals include reaching Martha Jefferson's new campus on Pantops.
Bill Watterson of Charlottesville Area Transit said, "One of the things we've been trying to figure out is given limited resources, what can we do to basically use what we're spending now to get bus routes out to the new Martha Jefferson Hospital."
Long-range hopes include possible routes to the Charlottesville - Albemarle Regional Airport and helping shoppers get to the Kohl's and Target on Route 29.
Watterson said, "Certainly one of the things that have been on their wish list ever since it opened would be to go to the new retail center at Hollymead."
Right now Charlottesville Area Transit relies on a variety of funding sources. It's looking for low-cost, high impact solutions but admits additional dollars will be needed to meet its rider wish list.
Watterson said, "It is a tricky combination and balancing act to get all of those things to come together and project whether we can afford to do additional services."
Edwards stressed that riders should be part of crafting the plan from beginning to end. The council plans to present the ideas and suggestions to the public in a community meeting this spring.


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on Mar 16, 2010 at 3:58 pm
Wow! Give that lady an award. Also, both this and the other recent article referencing the Shoreline tax inequities make me think that cleaning up corporate property taxes would make a very compelling platform for one or the other gubernatorial candidate.
on Mar 16, 2010 at 5:09 pm
Good luck getting any money out of those "commercial property owners", particularly if they live in Cape Cod. They don't give a hoot about the local schools. They are also QUITE PLEASED I am sure to have someone else pay for their services!! Businesses exist for one reason: to make money. They are not charities. They do not give money away, even when asked, unless there is a compelling reason to do so.
I know this because I have worked copiously and slavishly for 3 South Bay public school foundations for 6 loooong years. I have 2 kids in public schools. No one donates but parents. Another good group might be parents whose kids have aged out of the schools, and perhaps extended family.
I'd LOVE to see a follow-up article on the property owners who are getting away w/murder and whether they want to pay for field trips and textbooks for kids 3,000 miles away!!! Hate to be such a cynic, but these things need to be legislated. I agree, it's time to make them pony up, but "Don't ask, TELL!" Now, start writing letters to Meg Whitman and Steve Poizner! Good luck.
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I've been meaning to do a post on what I learned at the conference for a while - so here we go. We completed our 15th annual EtQ User Conference, then I went straight into vacation (Disney - they didn't say anything about my past posts), and then I came back to work, and tons of work piled up.
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With many organizations adopting sustainability initiatives in the past few years, it has become evident of one thing - there is a lot of data being fed into the system. Energy Management, waste management, emissions, commissions, permissions and the like - there is a ton of data to be tracked. Organizations have invested in software and hardware to detect and record environmental metrics, collecting this data in to historians and controllers.
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One million fathers asked to lead the nation back to school this fall
550 cities could participate in the largest, organized back-to-school effort in U.S. history
The Million Father March 2009 will play out at thousands of schools across America and in other parts of the world. An estimated 600,000 men in 475 cities participated in 2008. This year, an estimated 800,000 men from 550 cities are expected to participate. The Million Father March also provides an escort of safety, support and encouragement to children of all ages on their first day of school. Black Star Project Executive Director Phillip Jackson says, "Gang recruitment, bullying and random violence goes way down on any day that a group of men are at a school."
Research shows that children whose fathers take an active role in their educational lives earn better grades, get better test scores, enjoy school more and are more likely to graduate from high school and attend college. Additionally, children have fewer behavior problems when fathers listen to and talk with them regularly and are active in their lives.
A good father is part of a good parent team and is critical to creating a strong family structure. Strong family structures produce children who are more academically proficient, socially developed and self-assured. Such children become adults who are valuable assets to their communities. "Better parents produce better communities, better schools and better students with higher academic achievements," says Jackson.
Participants in the event include fathers, grandfathers, foster fathers, stepfathers, uncles, cousins, big brothers, significant male caregivers and friends of the family. Although this event is created by Black men, women and men of all ethnicities are also encouraged to take their children to school on their first day.
Businesses are asked to give fathers and men two hours off that morning to take their children to school. Men will also be encouraged to volunteer at schools throughout the year. A special effort will be made to coordinate Latino fathers in La Marcha de los Padres.
Since schools across America and the world start the new school year on different days and months, the march will be a rolling event that takes place on the first day of this school year in cities, villages and towns between Aug. 3, 2009, and Oct. 2, 2009. The 2009 Million Father March is managed by the Black Star Project, U.S.A., sponsored by the Open Society Institute's Campaign for Black Male Achievement and the Schott Foundation for Public Information, in partnership with the National Association of Black Social Workers, National PTA and the National Fatherhood Initiative.
Visit www.blackstarproject.org to bring the Million Father March to your city or for complete information about the march. You may also email email@example.com or call (773) 285-9600 for more information or to join the march.
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I would love to walk my son to school on the first day of school, but an angry ex and a biased family court judge blocked my path. It's too bad too many American judges think children only need dads every other weekend. There are probably lots of dads that voluntarily walked away, but when judges only give dads limited visitation in over 90 percent of all contested custody cases, that absence isn't voluntary.
Most family courts today are nothing more than state-sponsored "baby's mama drama". Children need dads more than just the first day of school or every other weekend. Until "the system" and groups like the Black Star Project acknowledge that and start pushing for dads to have equal 50/50 time, children will continue to suffer (crispe.org) (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/VaEQUALParents/).↓


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Glenn's return a step on way to Test future (From Romsey Advertiser)
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8:00am Tuesday 18th February 2014 in Sport By Simon Walter, Senior Sports Reporter
GLENN Maxwell could be available for at least ten of Hampshire's 14 group matches in the revamped domestic Twenty20 competition.
As revealed in Saturday's Daily Echo, Maxwell could also play for Hampshire in other formats, depending on the availability of South-African overseas bowler Kyle Abbott.
Cricket Australia see Maxwell developing into a Test regular and want him to practise his longer-form game with the county.
He should get that opportunity if Abbott tours Zimbabwe with South Africa in August and when he plays for Sunfoil Dolphins at the T20 Champions league in September.
But it is in the Natwest T20 Blast that Maxwell will be a Hampshire regular when he returns to the Ageas Bowl after playing for Kings XI Punjab at the Indian Premier League.
If he reaches the IPL final with his latest franchise – which bought him for $1m last week – Maxwell would miss Hampshire's first four group games; against Glamorgan, Sussex, Middlesex and Essex.
The T20 Blast begins on May 16 – when Hampshire host Glamorgan in the first of nine Friday night group games, the 'appointment to view' the schedulers hope will increase crowds this season. It will be Hampshire's earliest ever start to a T20 campaign and Maxwell, who starred for Hampshire in 2012 before playing for Surrey last year, is a considerable boost to the county's chances of reaching a fifth successive Finals Day.
Maxwell said: "I'm really looking forward to re-joining Hampshire after a year with Surrey in the T20s. I've made a lot of close friends from the Hampshire squad and management and I look forward to being part of another successful season with them."
Director of Cricket, Giles White, below, said: "It's great to have Maxi back with us, he is an extremely popular figure here both amongst the playing group and with the supporters.
"His all-round qualities make him a great fit in what is shaping up to be an exciting T20 squad."
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Apple's screen size barrage with iPhone 6, iPad caters to enterprise
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Another day, another invite to the tech media. "See the bigger picture," BlackBerry says. It doesn't take a rocket science degree to work out what we'll be seeing.
Google's sub-$100 'Android One' devices said to be unveiled on September 15
Google's high-spec but low-cost devices, dubbed Android One, will see their debut later this month at a shadowy event.
iPhone 6: Can Apple make pay-by-smartphone work this time?
Timing is everything, and if Apple is planning a smartphone payment system, it's making a move at the right time.
What to expect from IFA 2014 and Motorola: 10 phones, five watches, and more
The first week of September will be very busy for smartphone and smartwatch fans with at least 15 devices likely to be revealed in Berlin and Chicago.
Best Android smartphones (September 2014 edition)
Looking for a new smartphone but aren't interested in an iPhone? Don't worry because we've got you covered. Here is a selection of the best Android phones currently available on the market (September 2014). So whether you're after a handset for personal use, or one suited to BYOD, there bound to be an Android smartphone here for you.
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LG Electronics' smartphone market share in its home country has reached near 30 percent, thanks to the success of the G3.
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Apple's plans to create larger iPhones and iPads may not be sexy, but there's an opportunity to become as dominant as BlackBerry used to be in the enterprise.
Why price points matter: Will buyers push back on highest-end iPhone 6?
Consumers are becoming smarter about the full price of their phones and manufacturers are offering great fair-priced options. Is Apple immune to price competition when it comes to the iPhone?
Hike milks secretive youth with nosy parents to pump up its user base
Hike is banking on its customized features for the Indian market to separate itself from the pack and become India's favourite messaging app.
HTC One M8 for Windows will be coming to AT&T and T-Mobile too
HTC is doing something that no other manufacturer has yet done by getting the exact same phone on all major US wireless carriers running two different mobile operating systems.
The laptops, tablets, and other gear that keeps me mobile
I own and use many devices on different platforms, and I regularly get asked what I am currently using. Here's a snapshot of my current gear and what is the best of the lot.
Lenovo smartphones launch in 10 EU countries: Here's why western Europe won't get them
Lenovo is targeting European countries in a big way - but don't expect to see its brand name on devices in western Europe's major markets.
Can anyone stop Xiaomi while it ups the ante in India?
With rock-bottom prices for phones that have superior specs in their class to begin with, Xiaomi is redefining what value for money means in India.
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Mozilla Submits Firefox Home App to Apple
Bring Firefox Sync to your Apple device.
The Mozilla Project announced that Firefox Home had been submitted to Apple's App Store and is awaiting approval.
Not a mobile version of the browser, Firefox Home is an extension of Firefox Sync. Using a sync account, users of the open source desktop browser can access their bookmarks, browser history, and tabs within the app itself or in Apple's Safari mobile browser. The app is free.
No word on how long Apple will take to approve the app, though Steve Jobs touted that 95 percent of apps are approved within a week, during his Worldwide Developers Conference keynote early this year. We'll keep you posted when Home goes live.
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All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
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The Heat lead the Clippers 53-35 at the half.
LeBron James led Miami with 16 points, including a few big slams, while Chris Bosh dropped eight and Ray Allen netted six for Miami. Dwyane Wade has scored two points in his return to action.
The Clippers, playing with Chris Paul, looked inefficient and sloppy in the first half while Miami's defensive rotations looked sharp.


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Cougars to hold baseball camp
Western Nebraska Community College will hold a summer baseball camp June 3-6 at Scottsbluff's 23 Club Fields.
The baseball camp is open to kids ages 7 through 14 and runs from 9 a.m. 12 noon. The cost of the camp is $50 and includes a T-shirt.
WNCC baseball coach Mike Jones along with his assistant and former and current Cougar players will conduct the camp.
The camp is for baseball players to work on their baseball skills during a fun week of instruction and games. The camp will also give an insight to the player to fine-tune their baseball skills in the form of offense, defense, hitting, and pitching.
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Bismarck Mandan summer school students are learning more than your typical subject.
Rodeo queens are showing them the ropes.
Rodeo royalty are visiting approximately 1,600 elementary students to teach them the sport of rodeo and where it got its start.
The queens say they enjoy seeing the kids faces light up when they learn the tricks and how curious they are about the sport.
"It has to be the questions they ask you and getting to answer those and they always want to know if you live in a castle or if the diamonds on your crown are real and so they want to know why you're wearing your red pants and it's fun to hear what they have to say and then react to it is always a joy," says Codi Miller, Miss Rodeo Mandan.
Along with learning how to rope and barrel race, the students are taught another lesson.
Miss Rodeo Mandan shares a cowgirl story about bullying.
"I have an anti-bullying platform called Cowgirl Suzie and so it's been an honor to be able to have North Dakota Winner Show and the Mandan Princess be able to help me show the kids, you know, the reasons and the affects that happens with bullying, as well as teaching them what rodeo is really all about," says Codi.
The rodeo queens will continue to speak at area schools through July 1st.
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