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Dr. Casassa has received numerous honors and awards, including an National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship, a NIST/U.S. National Research Council Postdoctoral Fellowship, the Arthur S. Flemming Award for Federal Scientists, and the Samuel Wesley Stratton Award for outstanding scientific achievement at NIST. He is the author of approximately 50 peer-reviewed articles and is a member of the American Chemical Society, the American Physical Society, and Sigma Xi.
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A big alumni weekend will be wrapped up at Citizen's Bank Park. The Phillies will honor the 1993 National League champion team in an on-field ceremony before the Phillies play the Atlanta Braves.
The blue collar '93 team celebrates it's 30th anniversary.
The highlight of the weekend so far was Darren Daulton making an appearance one month after brain surgery to remove a highly malignant tumor.
Fans, especially those alive when the team played, spoke to FOX 29 about the special night.
"Brings me back to my childhood. A team that went from worse to first. A lot of excitement." says a fan.
"A bunch of bad letters, you know, sort of signified what Philadelphia was about, underdogs, just kept fighting," reflects another fan. "Loved them! Loved them."
There were hugs and smiles as the alumni recalled the days of old. Then the leaders from that era threw out the first pitch for tonight's game. The crowd went wild seeing big names like John Kruk appear on the field again. Fans hailed the team that made the City of Brotherly Love believe again.
"They were a bunch of tough, hard-nosed, overweight hustlers who said we're going to just do it. And did it," recalls a fan.
"I was 16 years old. I couldn't get enough of that team. Made me a baseball fan. Hard scrapple attitude. They played hard every night," recalls another fan.
Nostalgia was more reason to tailgate in great weather before Sunday night's match up against the Braves. Regardless of tonight's turn out, reliving the history is what the night is really about.
"A lot of fun watching that team. Nobody expecting to do anything and they really came out of nowhere and did some wonderful things," concludes a fan.
FOX 29's Howard Eskin interviewed broadcaster Gary Matthews in the studio tonight. Matthews gave his breakdown on why the Phillies are struggling and what could be done. Matthews placed the blame mostly on the players, who he said should do their jobs better. He predicted that it will take two or three years for the Phillies to be a real contender.
Mayor Michael Nutter says the city is already planning a celebration to honor the Dragons in the near future.
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Andrew P. Demers, 25, and Matthew A. Beeman, 25, both of Tupper Lake, were arrested at about 10 p.m. Wednesday, Tupper Lake Police said.
It is alleged that someone outside Maroun's Clothing, located at 22 Main St. in the Village of Tupper Lake, heard Demers trying to break into the business, police said.
Demers fled to a car driven by Beeman, police said.
The pair were pulled over by Tupper Lake Police soon after.
Demers was charged with second-degree attempted burglary, a felony; possession of burglary tools, a misdemeanor; and fourth-degree criminal mischief, a misdemeanor.
He was arraigned in Tupper Lake Village Court and sent to Franklin County Jail for lack of of $10,000 cash bail or $20,000 bond, police said.
Demers is scheduled to return to court June 17.
Beeman was charged with fourth-degree conspiracy, a felony, as well as four traffic infractions: failure to comply with a lawful order, driving an uninspected motor vehicle, two counts of improper turn without a signal and failure to keep right.
He was arraigned in Tupper Lake Village Court and was released after he posted $2,000 bail.
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SHELBURNE — The search for fun/educational family activities stops at SMArt at the Shelburne Museum in Vermont.
"Our first program begins on (Wednesday) June 19 from 5 to 7 p.m.," said Karen Petersen, director of education and public programs at the Shelburne Museum.
"It's a concert by the Left Eye Jump Blues Band, some really fantastic area musicians, including Paul Asbell, who played with Big Joe Burrell and played with folks in Chicago. It's sort of kicking off summer vacation for families with a barbecue-and-blues evening. There will be a special barbecue menu here at The Café as well as a blues show."
SMArt is a spin-off and expansion of Sunsets at Shelburne Museum.
"We offered evening programming on Thursdays for eight weeks from late June to mid-August," Petersen said. "With the opening of the new building (the Center for Arts and Education) on Aug. 18, we have sort of evolved that program so we're going to be offering monthly programs throughout the calendar year. In July, we will have a very family-friendly program (called) Through the Looking Glass, where we will celebrate whimsy and color and scale through exploring 'Alice in Wonderland.'"
Mini Golf Mania returns on Wednesday, Aug. 7.
"We turn the grounds into a miniature-golf course. It's a great family-friendly evening. It's a good date-night, too, but for kids of all ages," Petersen said.
"We will begin, starting in September, utilizing the Center for Arts and Education as a home for a lot of our SMArt programming throughout the fall and winter. Our first offering in the center will be a three-part film series. So we will be offering monthly films in September, October and November. Those films and connected activities ... are really relating to the inaugural exhibition in the center celebrating color, pattern, whimsy and scale."


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The Hildene Awards were handed out Sunday and this year there were two winners.
Hildene is the home of Robert Todd Lincoln, the only child of Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln to survive to adulthood. The Manchester mansion was built in 1905. In the 1970s it was bought by a nonprofit and restored. Today it is open to the public. The home is full of artifacts belonging to the Lincolns. Every year Hildene's board of trustees gives an award to Vermonters for their contribution in land conservation or historic preservation.
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Boxing Day racing at Huntingdon has fallen victim to the storms after the course flooded this morning.
The traditional Boxing Day meeting is the biggest in the course's calendar, attracting up to 8,000 fans, but officials had to call the event off today when floods suddenly inundated the low-lying track.
General manager Nadia Gollings said: "It is really sad, it has been such a good year for the course and a really good year for the weather.
"We had 30mm of rain last night and the brooks have burst their banks and the course is under water."
She said that when they walked the course this morning they thought they would be lucky, but water levels came up very rapidly, flooding the course.
Nadia said: "When we got here this morning it was perfectly raceable, but by 10.30am the water had come up.
"Even if it goes down by Boxing Day it will still be unraceable.
"Looking out of our window now it is quite spectacular, but not in a good way."
She said the course was in a flood plain and that it could be flooded with only half an hour's warning which meant there was nothing they could do.
The course is prone to flooding and last year the Boxing Day meeting was lost because of snow, but Nadia said the weather had been so good this year, especially in the run up to Christmas, that they were not anticipating a problem.
Just last week the course said the forecast for Christmas indicated that severe weather was not expected.
Racegoers can expect a full refund and special discounts are also being offered at Market Rasen for those who booked at Huntingdon on proof of ticket purchase.
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Growing up in showbiz, Demi Lovato must have been precocious in a lot of ways. Unfortunately, depression was one of them.
Demi has struggled with depression since she was 7 years old, while starring on "Barney & Friends," according to Us Weekly.
"The principal called my parents and made me sign this suicide contract saying that I would not kill myself," Demi told Rolling Stone. "They weren't expecting that so young."
Demi, who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder as a teen, says her parents supported her decision to go to rehab and get the help she needed. "Celebrities do have luxurious options, but my parents were like, 'No, you're going to learn something,'" she said.
It's been three years since her brief romance with Joe Jonas, but Demi Lovato is still thinking about it.
"We were in a relationship and we broke up, and at one point I was really mad at him," she tells ABC's Nightline. "When you go through heartbreaks and things like that, you always have in mind somebody. It's like when you hear a song on the radio that reminds you of somebody, you're going to be reminded. But keeping that in mind… it's a delicate balance."
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MARIA MILLER, under fire for her expenses claims, has resigned as Culture Secretary this morning.
Mrs Miller, the MP for Basingstoke, had been ordered to pay back £5,800 in money she claimed for the mortgage of a house she had claimed was her second home.
Oxford West and Abingdon MP Nicola Blackwood had earlier this week said her Conservative colleague had serious questions to answer over the scandal.
Mrs Miller told David Cameron the row over her expenses had "become a distraction from the vital work this Government is doing".
Prime Minister David Cameron said he was "sad" at the circumstances of her departure and hoped she could make a return "in due course" but was accepting her resignation.
It follows days of mounting public and political pressure on the MP to quit and signs she was losing support among Tory colleagues despite Mr Cameron's backing.
Yesterday Mrs Miller, writing for the Oxford Mail's sister paper the Basingstoke Gazette, said: "I am devastated that this has happened, and that I have let you (her consistuents) down."
- You can read Mrs Miller's Basingstoke Gazette apology here.
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Arizona State sophomore Desirae Krawczyk was named All-Pac-12 Second Team and sophomore Stephanie Vlad was named All-Pac-12 honorable mention. This is the first time either player has been named to the All-Conference Pac-12 team.
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In the second round of the 2014 NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Singles Championship, ASU sophomore Desirae Krawczyk fell to Hayley Carter of North Carolina 6-2, 6-2 on Thursday afternoon.
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It was just enough as the Vikings built a lead and held off the Eagles for a 22-12 win in their Class 5A, Region 6 showdown.
The win puts Walker (5-2, 5-0) alone atop the region standings heading into next week's matchup with Mortimer Jordan.
"This was a big win for us, but we still have a long way to go," Walker coach John Holladay said. "Our assignments and effort have got to be better. We still haven't given our best effort."
Walker scored a pair of touchdowns and forced two turnovers in the second quarter as the Vikings built a 14-0 halftime lead. The team added another score in the third quarter for a 22-0 advantage.
From there, nothing went Walker's way.
Center Point kept the game close thanks to two Walker fumbles and an assortment of drive-killing penalties in the fourth-quarter.
"I thought we were trying to give the ball game away there for a little while. We just gave up too many third-down conversions. We kept our defense on the field," Holladay said.
Walker's second quarter effort was enough to put the Vikings in control of the game.
After forcing a Center Point punt to open the quarter, Walker quick-strike offense went to work with Tyler Phillips breaking through the line and rumbling down the sideline for a 64-yard score. Joseph Pedraza's kick made the score 7-0 with 7:57 left in the half.
Walker's defense set up the next score when K.J. Farris took the ball from Center Point quarterback Keilan Knight, giving the Vikings possession at the Eagles' 32-yard line. On the second play of the drive, quarterback Bryant Atkins hit Sa'Darius Key for a 38-yard pick up inside the Center Point 10-yard line. Two plays later, Michael Bridges scored from one yard out for a 14-0 lead with 4:49 left in the half.
Center Point (3-4, 3-2) followed with a drive inside the Walker 30-yard line, but Jameson Lane ended the threat with an interception in the end zone to close the opening half.
"In the second quarter, we were able to stop them and score points...that's what you want to do. Besides that, we didn't play well. We made a lot of mistakes," Holladay said.
Walker added to its lead in the third quarter.
Yet again, the defense set up the touchdown.
Walker's Jaiquan Crook stripped the ball from a Center Point player and Austin Mansell recovered the ball at the Eagles' 20-yard line.
Three plays later, Phillips scored from one yard out. Joseph Bell added the two-point conversion for a 22-0 lead.
Center Point responded with its first score of the game. The touchdown came on a 4th-and-17 play when Knight hit Terrance Bunch for a 17-yard strike in the end zone to make the score 22-6 with 3:04 remaining in the third quarter.
The Eagles made things a little more interesting in the fourth when they got a 5-yard touchdown run from Knight to make the score 22-12 with 10:23 left in the game.
Walker had a chance to put the game away on its first drive of the fourth quarter. The Vikings got as close as the Center Point 9-yard line before a fumble ended the threat. Walker also fumbled on its next drive.
The Vikings' defense held both times and Crook forced his second fumble of the game to end Center Point's chances.
For Walker, Phillips led the way, gaining 121 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries. Bridges added 30 yards and a score on 13 carries. Atkins, making his first varsity start at quarterback for the injured Blake Wilkes, completed 6 of 10 passes for 92 yards. Phillips caught two passes for 39 yards while Key had two catches for 36 yards.
Center Point, which dropped its third straight game, had trouble running the ball against the Vikings, picking up just 56 yards on 26 carries, but the Eagles moved the ball through the air, completing 18 of 33 passes for 274 yards and a touchdown.
Next up for the Vikings are the Mortimer Jordan Blue Devils next week at Walker's Ki-Ro Gambrell Field. Mortimer Jordan (5-2, 4-1) knocked off Hayden 42-32 on Friday to keep its region title hopes alive.
Walker is in search of its first region title since the 1999 season. The Vikings have won the last five meetings against Mortimer Jordan.
"Next week is a huge football game. We've got a good football team coming in," Holladay added. "We better have a good week of pratice and good week of preparation."


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4.18/5 rDev +9.4%
I picked up an Oktoberfest special from the Cellars in Woodbury, MN. It included a one liter Paulaner mug made by rastal, as well as a one liter can of Oktoberfest Weisn.
Appearance --- honey colored (like a golden yellowish-orange) with a nice two finger white head
Smell --- a bit like bread/grains, and a decent amount of malt
Taste --- can taste some bread and maybe even slight hints of banana, with a grassy finish
Mouth feel --- minimal carbonation, pretty smooth, light to medium bodied, slightly hoppy start to a subtle sweet finish
Overall --- This was the first time I have tried Paulaner's Oktoberfest Weisn. I enjoyed it quite a bit and would love to see them offer it every September/October as an alternative to their Oktoberfest Marzen. This was a nice, enjoyable beer that is perfect for the fall. I will stock up on this while I can and will have something to look forward to during the cooler fall months. It is definitely worth a try, it is not a very complex beer… but it is the most similar to beers sold at Oktoberfest in Munich and about as close as you can get to being at Oktoberfest in Munich without having to buy a plane ticket :) Prost
09-22-2012 15:34:40 | More by bmike86
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Presentation: It was poured from a big limited edition 1 liter can into a 1 liter Paulaner Masskrug. The beer came inside of the glass as a package deal. The can has a nice description of the Munich Oktoberfest and the beer. This info also includes its ABV which is 6.0%.
Appearance: Inside the big liter mug the body has a deep golden color with good clarity visible carbonation and a tall bright white head. This head slowly settles down to a much smaller cap that hangs on till the end. Lacing is slick.
Smell: It has white bready maltiness with a nice nutty character and some leafy/earthy/spicy noble hop notes as well.
Taste/Palate: The flavor is very similar to the aroma with the same base of clean bready malt and noble hop notes. Its medium bodied extremely drinkable and lively carbonated.
Notes: All I need now is some good German fest food and maybe some lederhosen to go with the other Paulaner Wiesn beer/glass combination packs I picked up!!!
10-08-2010 16:10:06 | More by generallee
3.15/5 rDev -17.5%
Poured from a 1 liter can into a huge Paulaner mug.
The beer pours a yellow color with a nice-sized white head. The aroma is a mix of bready malt and some grain notes. Not too much going on but nothing offensive. The flavor is more of the same. I get a lot of grain and bread notes with a little bit of toffee and a hint of grass from the hops. Thin mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Not really what I come to expect from an Oktoberfest beer, but you have to like the packaging which includes the 1L can and 1L mug for a nice price.
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Ontario (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -3.7%
Although my hometown of Waterloo plays host to one of the world's largest Oktoberfest celebrations (which actually just ended yesterday), I'm sure the real thing in Munich would be something amazing to behold. Someday I hope to make the trip to Bayern, but to tide me over until then, the LCBO brought in a lovely Paulaner MaB and 1L can giftset to celebrate the Oktoberfest season. A lovely way to toast a splendid fall day.
The 1L pour was quite something, but it resulted in a brimming frothy head and scads of lacing. The brew itself is a brilliant golden, with visible carbonation until the bitter end (at a whole litre in volume, that 'bitter end' took about 45 minutes to reach). I've got to say, the glassware brings out the very best in this brew; what I'm sure would be underwhelming in a regular lager glass looks bloody brilliant in a shiny new MaB, so forgive my bias.
The nose is satisfactory, but less than exciting. Bready malts, honey sweetness, mild leafy hops, chestnuts. Not entirely unlike a German pils.
The taste is not that of a dark, robust marzen, but again rather like a German pils. Slightly sweet, bready, and with a crisp, hop finish. A touch of lemon to the finish as well. Although I'd very happily drink this over the standard Oktoberfest beer in KW (sadly, Molson Canadian), there's nothing overly interesting about this brew, save for the fact that it's called an "Oktoberfestbier" and comes with a giant MaB. Still, these things can't be overlooked - in a party atmosphere, a brew like this goes down outrageously well in vast quantities, which is a very good thing.
Mouthfeel is quite impressive; even near the finish of the giant can, still a steady carbonation. Lighter bodied, but still above average for the pils style.
A great Oktoberfest quaffer - nothing overly exciting, but damned exciting to drink in such a cool mug in a festive setting. Prosit to another Oktobefest, and looking forward to next year. Gemuetlichkeit!
10-19-2010 02:33:47 | More by JohnnyBarman
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09-17-2012 21:55:20 | More by NilocRellim
4.5/5 rDev +17.8%
10-18-2013 00:07:15 | More by mte1972
4.03/5 rDev +5.5%
Poured from one liter can into a liter Paulaner glass mug.
Appearance: Bright and clear golden yellow with a tint of orange and lots of rising bubbles. Big four finger white head that lasts a few minutes before settling into a thin white layer. Foam had some tiny black specs that look like pepper. Decent lacing.
Smell: Sweet and bready caramel malts with toffee. Wheat grains and earthy hops. Some subtle hints of clove and other spices. Mostly grains and malts that stand out here.
Taste: Mildly sweet bready malts with caramel and toffee. Lots of grain. Some earthy hops give a mild bitterness. Light hints of spice. Tastes more like a Helles lager than a classic Marzen. Pretty good balance.
Mouthfeel: Light to medium bodied with a moderate carbonation. Crisp and creamy.
Overall: A very solid lager even though its different than a typical Marzen. Sweetness and bitterness is nicely balanced.
09-10-2011 06:20:07 | More by MattyG85
4/5 rDev +4.7%
02-21-2012 19:24:19 | More by tyleeis
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
12-09-2013 02:23:53 | More by amstokesdb9
4.1/5 rDev +7.3%
Been looking for this one since the Oktoberfest beers hit the shelves in September. No luck until I walked into a hole in the wall packy near UConn and... score!
Poured from the 1 Liter can into the corresponding 1 Liter Paulaner stein. Best before March 2011.
Pours a nice light golden color, clean, with a nice foamy head that almost poured out of the top of the stein. Mediocre lacing, though.
Smells like a crisp lager. Clean malt bill with hints of yeast. Bready.
Follows the nose, a really nice lager here. Very bready with hints of sweetness, some lager yeast. Finishes clean with a touch of lemony hops creeping in every now and then.
Fairly light body and neutral mouthfeel. Refreshing.
Yes, this beer is drinkable. A little more flavor than a Euro Lager, and comparable to a good Helles Lager. Easy to drink a liter.
02-01-2011 16:28:32 | More by BranfordBound
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4.2/5 rDev +9.9%
Picked this up to compare it to the Marzen style that I've been enjoying since mid August. Novelty packaging but kind of cool, a liter can of Paulaner Wiesn Bier packed inside of a one liter Paulaner krug. Pours a bright straw deep golden hue crystal clear, egg shell white head forms thick and leaves beautiful scattered lacing. It was worth the 12 bucks I used to have the same krug in college and back then I paid 9 bucks for it. So for 3 dollars extra the beer and glass didn't seem like a bad deal. Aroma has a beautiful honey drizzled malt layer with herbal/spicy noble hops. Flavor is great clean sweet all malt presence huge biscuit/cracker with a touch of honey sweetness. Herbal/spicy German noble hop character balances it out perfectly. I can't think of any other beer I would like to festively drink by the liter, this is a nice version of it with a bit of fruit in the back end a touch of tart green apple actually fits the season. Mouthfeel is light to medium bodied healthy but smooth carbonation flowing, it really goes down easy. The most drinkable form of a lager built for fest tents in Munich. I could definitely picture putting a few of these liters down at the big dance someday.
10-04-2010 21:05:52 | More by WVbeergeek
4/5 rDev +4.7%
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02-07-2012 15:34:03 | More by sgttibbs
4.78/5 rDev +25.1%
I love this time of the season. I pick this up at my Costco. It came with a huge glass and in a can that is 36oz. I had to pick it up for the German lager glass. This is a very drinkable beer with a great head on it. A nice white head, sight malty taste but some like Warsteiner Oktoberfest. I can drink this beer all day. I can't wait to drink this during foot games. Back to beer, it has sight after taste to me is perfect for fest beers. Check this beer out. I get it there are many different Fest beers out there. There are some fakes but some really good ones that is true to its form. I believe this is one of them. Cheers!
08-27-2011 19:59:16 | More by chicagobill13
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06-20-2013 19:04:36 | More by ste5venla
4.4/5 rDev +15.2%
Served perfectly in a litre mug!
Look - poured a deep gold w/perfect creamy 3 finger head. Strong with exellent lacing.
Smell - somewhat bready w/grassy hop character
Taste - follows the smell with a good balanced malty/bready taste and enough hop backbone to make it stand up. Smooth aftertaste with subtle honey note
Feel - carbonated asexpected from Paulaner - plenty of small bubbles but by no means overpowering. Smooth, slightly thin finish but by no means watery.
Overall. Delicious - not perfect but close to what I was anticipating
10-08-2012 19:43:10 | More by maltyhops
Alberta (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev -7.6%
A strange (but not un-seasonal) find at a suburban Old Chicago in the the downriver Detroit area.
This beer appears crystal clear, gleaming gold hue, with one thin finger of creamy, soapy white head, which renders a broad limestone ring of lace around the glass as it sinks away. It smells of faint wheat grain, a bit of floral fruitiness, and mild yeast. The taste is bready malt, more subtle, spicy yeast, and edgy, grassy, metallic 'meadow' hops. The bubbles are fairly zippy, the body medium weight, and generally smooth. It finishes with a dry bready graininess.
A lighter, more lager-like version of an Oktoberfest, but still enjoyable on a late summer day, and drinkable enough.
09-27-2011 22:21:59 | More by biboergosum
4.25/5 rDev +11.3%
05-14-2013 01:12:08 | More by aty11b
3.25/5 rDev -14.9%
Appearance - Your basic medium yellow that is very clear and with a medium head. Not very impressive but still not bad looking
Smell - Hoppy, very light tones of grain and sweetness.
Taste - A very light beer tasting beer with a good medium bitterness but mellow enough to be delicious and drinkable
Mouthfeel - last longs and has great carbonation to keep the good flavor around for several minutes
Overall - a decent drinking beer but I would want a bit more on the appearance and semll
11-11-2012 03:44:12 | More by TownDunkel
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
07-16-2013 02:29:09 | More by pastramionrye7
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
03-11-2012 21:19:10 | More by bona2vada
3.9/5 rDev +2.1%
Ein Maß. From the can into the seidel. Finger of head on a cloudy medium straw colored body.
Hay and barnyard smell, in the best way.
Nice grain taste, low bitterness, little honey and smooth.
Crisp texture with moderate carbonation. Clean finish.
Nice flavor and something to drink by the liter.
10-28-2012 02:47:43 | More by Fatehunter
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News: The Colts are in rebuilding mode, and it appears that one of their all-time greats, WR Reggie Wayne, won't fit into the franchise's plans moving forward. Although owner Jim Irsay and new GM Ryan Grigson have indicated they would like to re-sign Wayne, reading between the lines it seems there won't be a spot on a roster that's expected to be infused with youth for a receiver who turns 34 in November. Like most of the Colts' other skill-position players, Wayne's production dipped significantly in 2011 without QB Peyton Manning. Wayne's catches (75), receiving yards (960) and TDs (four) were the lowest since '03.
Notes: Wayne, a five-time Pro Bowler and one-time All-Pro, was drafted 30th overall in 2001 out of the University of Miami. His 11,708 receiving yards rank 22nd in NFL history. His 862 receptions are tied for 15th all time. Since 2004, no NFL receiver has caught more passes or recorded more receiving yards than Wayne.
Shortly following the acquisition of QB Kerry Collins, Wayne was very outspoken that Curtis Painter, not Collins, should start in place of Manning. Wayne's remarks were not meant to be divisive, and although Painter played poorly, he provided marked improvement over Collins once entering the starting lineup in Week Four.
If Wayne has played his last snap with a horseshoe on his helmet, he gave Colts fans a memorable send-off in his final home game in Week 16. Trailing by four points with less than two minutes remaining, Wayne spearheaded the Colts' rally over the rival Texans that handed the division champs just their fifth loss of the season. Wayne caught the game-winning TD, a one-yard fade from QB Dan Orlovsky over Texans CB Kareem Jackson in the final seconds. Wayne also hauled in a 34-yard completion on 3rd-and-7 to keep the final drive alive. He ended the day with eight catches for 106 yards and one TD, providing an exclamation point on a terrific Colts career.
Positives: Wayne boasts good athleticism, is a precise route runner and has soft hands — he plucks balls effortlessly. He works all areas of the field, and is dangerous after the catch. He is tough and highly competitive and extremely durable (has made 144 consecutive starts, not missing a game since joining the starting lineup in 2003) — a pillar of consistency. He also is a very good blocker.
Negatives: He was never a burner and seems to have lost a step, and seems to be on the downside of his career. He's not overly physical. He had the benefit of working with a Hall of Fame QB his entire career and his production waned without Manning.
Risk factor: Wayne is looking to cash in on one more megadeal and definitely will have suitors, though it is important to take him for what he is at this point: a great No. 2 receiver, no longer ideally suited to be a team's go-to guy. Although his age could cause concern for some teams, he has proven to be very durable and his intense offseason training regimen should give teams confidence that he can produce at a high level for a few more seasons.


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The order of news on Nusports.com is very puzzling. The NU women's lacrosse team won its 6th title in 7 years on Sunday (note: we have zero other team titles in recent memory). So, instead of promoting it all over the screen, it is the 4th news item in sequence behind a kickball match and the addition of TCU bball transfer.
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THE ISSUE: Paying counties that send fewer low-level offenders to prison.
OUR VIEW: Such a measure would encourage Howard County to enroll more class D felons in its community corrections program.
Indiana lawmakers considered two visions of the state's criminal justice system during their most recent legislative session.
One was represented by Martin County Prosecutor Mike Steiner, who sees prison as a last resort for low-level offenders.
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Despite reporting 87 percent of adults and juveniles as successfully completing its community corrections programs in 2008, Howard County sends an above-average number of low-level offenders to prison.
Under a measure considered in the last legislative session, counties that sent fewer class D felony offenders to state prisons would get more funding. Those that sent more would see their funding cut.
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Original post made by concerned parent on Sep 26, 2013
Are other parents aware of this, and if so what can we do about it?
on Sep 26, 2013 at 12:13 pm
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My two cents: get counseling. Your kid as well. This isn't an 'experiment'. Very few kids can negotiate pot and successfully compete in HS academically. Mine didn't.
I didn't.
on Sep 26, 2013 at 2:14 pm
Concerned parent -
Experimentation is a normal part of teenage land. My advice is to ask your son why he tried pot in the first place. He may have been pressured or simply curious. Try to stay calm so he can share the truth with you. Share your feelings about why he should not be experimenting with illegal substances, especially at such a young age. If this is a one time occurrence, making too big of a deal about it may backfire.
Monitor his behavior and where he can be when he is not at home (hanging out at Jordan or parks once it is dark is not a good idea). If this is not a one time occurrence, talk to his pediatrician or the counselor at Jordan. Jordan probably has ACS counselors available for the students, but they are only interns and while helpful for kids who just need to vent, they are not so helpful for real issues. And BTW, medical marijuana is VERY common in Palo Alto, but I don't think kids under 18 have access to medical marijuana cards.
on Sep 26, 2013 at 2:59 pm
I find little baggies from one of the medical marijuana places near my house (which is near an elementary school) all the time. I also find wrappers for Swisher Sweets and Phillies Blunts around as well. I'm sure you have to be 18 to get the "medical" marijuana, but I'm sure that older siblings, or older friends just get it and provide it to their friends. Lets face it - the "medical" marijuana isn't just for sick people. Anyone can get it who has "headaches" or "anxiety." Its just a rubber stamp.
They all smoke up, then drive to and from the area near my house. I have called the police numerous times, but generally they don't do anything other than to scare them off. The kids usually scatter into the bushes, and the cops understandably don't want to spend all night chasing some doped up kids.
I think this is the problem with the dispensaries - it does make it more accessible to kids. Personally, I consider myself very libertarian, so I really don't care if any particular adult decides to use marijuana as long as they don't drive and put others at risk, but clearly, the use goes beyond that.
Sometimes, mercifully, they have left their cars around, and the tell tale signs are bottles of visine in the cars to combat the red eyes. "Its for swimming, mom!"


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Roger Waters is renowned for pioneering the integration and use of provocative moving imagery into his work, and his recent tour is no exception, with a complex, expressive, and compelling video narrative running for the entire show. "Video is a fundamental element in a performance shot through with many serious political and psychological threads. It acts an additional player onstage, with every image and sequence loaded with meaning and relevance," says an XL Video spokesperson.
This hugely successful 2006 tour has also visited some more off-circuit corners of the world, including Tel Aviv, Stavanger (Norway), Moscow and Istanbul, plus his spellbinding performance in London's Hyde Park last weekend. XL Video supplied the projection gear for the tour, including an IMAG system for selected performances.
The first half of the show contains a selection of Waters and Pink Floyd classics, while the second half is dedicated to the entire rendition of the groundbreaking "Dark Side of The Moon" album. The tour projection is based around a large upstage projection screen fed by four Barco R18 projectors, all supplied by XL, together with a Barco Encore presentation system for control, with cues triggered both manually and by timecode.
With the majority of the Hyde Park show performed in daylight, it was decided to upgrade the projection surface from soft screen (two square and one spherical soft screens are on the tour) to LED, resulting in XL supplying a Lighthouse R16 screen meauring 16.2 metres wide by 8.3 metres high.
Weighing 10.5 tons, the screeen was too heavy for the stage, whichhad already been in place for several weeks servicing a series of different events in the Park, including "Hyde Park Calling" for Live Nation – and also being generally serviced by XL Video. The solution —co-ordinated between staging contractors Star Events' Tez Sheals-Barratt and XL's Chris Saunders — was to bring in a special crane to suspend it independently.
Waters' Hyde Park production was a joint initiative between Saunders, coming from the "Hyde Park Calling" end of the event, Clarke Anderson, XL's crew chief on the tour, and live video director Nick Fry. Fry has been cutting the IMAG mix on the tour's larger shows – using local gear and crew, which has proved both challenging and rewarding.
Most of Waters' show video content was produced by the New York-based production house Breath Video, directed by Sean Evans (a Sony Records art director), and edited by Andy Jennison. In the UK, they worked closely with XL's in-house editing team led by Steve Smith who programmed the two GV Turbo hi-def hard drive units on which its stored. Waters, very much his own show's artistic director, as such was central to the content creation and subject matter.
For the Hyde Park show, XL also supplied a 4-camera IMAG system, complete with GV 1200 PPU, and the mix was cut by Fry working in the video 'underworld' beneath stage. The cameras were at positioned at FOH (with 100:1 lens), two on track-and-dolly in the pit and one hand-held onstage.
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7:00pm Monday 4th February 2013 in News By Mark Taylor, Reporter. Please call me on (01865) 425411
POLICE in Blackbird Leys are pushing for a replacement office on the estate.
Thames Valley Police plans to close the current base off Blackbird Leys Road in April, less than three years after opening it, to cut costs.
It has been leased from owner NHS Oxfordshire since 2010, when officers moved in after more than 18 months of negotiations.
Thames Valley Police has given no commitment that a replacement office will be found, but community officers are pressing for a home inside Blackbird Leys.
Sgt Rob Axe, of the south east area police team, addressed Blackbird Leys Parish Council on Tuesday saying he was disappointed at the decision, but upbeat about finding a replacement.
He said: "The IT inside the building was a factor. It wasn't good enough and taking everything else into account a financial decision was made. "I am hopeful we can find somewhere else near here as soon as we can. We are looking for value for money."
Insp Matt Coburn, south east neighbourhood team chief, also wrote to the parish council to apologise for the "surprise" nature of the closure.
He said the focus was on retaining a visible presence inside the estate and that extra patrols would be put on.
The parish council said it was appalled by the decision, which is being made to save about £12,000 a year.
Chairman Gordon Roper said: "This parish council will do everything in its power to make sure that police remain on the estate. It's good for the residents to see that there are police around."
Police statistics show that crime levels have dropped in Blackbird Leys during the time the police base, which houses five neighbourhood officers and five PCSOs, has been up and running.
It was not intended as a station open to the public, in but no one who calls in to talk to the officers is turned away .
Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner Anthony Stansfeld said the force would look for another office "as close to Blackbird Leys as possible".
All police property is currently under financial review.
He said: "A lot of our property is leased and obviously that costs more than if we own it ourselves.
"It's an ongoing review and we will constantly be monitoring where we can look to make savings."
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Sandy Wimpole-Smythe says...
Of course they are. They need/want somewhere to go and sit and skive off where they can drink tea and watch TV in peace. Wouldn't want to have them having to work the whole shift now would we.
8:53am Tue 5 Feb 13
xjohnx says...
I want my police on the street, not manning Fort Blackbird.
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Grunden Skip says...
Sandy Wimpole-Smythe wrote:He said: "The IT inside the building was a factor. It wasn't good enough.
POLICE in Blackbird Leys are pushing for a replacement office on the estate.
Of course they are. They need/want somewhere to go and sit and skive off where they can drink tea and watch TV in peace. Wouldn't want to have them having to work the whole shift now would we.
Ah so that was what he meant Sandra. No Vrigin TIVO box, or Broadband.
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Trumpet Play Jay, the namesake of long time racetrack bugler Jay Cohen, broke his maiden in his third career start in Monday's opener and did so like a colt who'll win again and then some. He's not quick leaving the gate and needs at least a quarter of a mile to find his legs, but once he gets in gear the son of Orientate can really turn it on. And with Dynaformer on the bottom, the Mark Glatt-trained 4-year-old should be able to stay a middle distance in due time. Eastern invader Smart Bid battled back gamely when severely challenged by J P Hammer and made his California debut a winning one in Monday's 5th race. He's a versatile son of Smart Strike who should be comfortable on any surface, and top Eastern based trainer Graham Motion can begin thinking about bigger and better things. Odds-on favorite Hype finished a lackluster third and has made no progress since breaking his maiden in sharp style during the fall Hollywood Park season. 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Both have been tried around two turns in the past without much success, and a case could be made that both are most effective as late-running sprinters. Alpha Kitten definitely deserves another shot going long, and if she surfaces in next month's Las Virgenes Stakes, she'll find how good she really is, what with champion Stardom Bound expected in the lineup. The Pamplemousse, fresh off a maiden win, became an instant Derby contender with his gate to wire victory in Saturday's 7th race, the San Rafael Stakes. The pace was legit and the speed figure okay (95 Beyer) but the Julio Canani-trained colt took :12 4/5 to negotiate the final furlong, so let's not assume he's a 10 furlong horse quite yet. Runner up Square Eddie had every chance but lacked a solid closing kick in his sophomore debut. He might not have been tight as a drum but will have no such excuse next time when he travels to Oaklawn Park for the $250,000 Southwest Stakes Feb. 16. 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The answer is now. Wednesday was the first day you could file your annual tax return. The Internal Revenue Service revised its opening date for tax season — pushing it back eight days from previous years.
The tax filing deadline is April 15, which is a Monday this year.
The IRS began accepting tax returns Jan. 30. Most taxpayers should be able to file, though some revised forms may not be immediately available.
You can blame the delay on the federal "fiscal cliff" crisis and the new tax bill Congress passed just after Dec. 31. You can find more information in this Forbes article.
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Entering the NWSL playoffs as the No. 3 seed, Thorns FC earned a dramatic, come from behind victory over second-seed FC Kansas City on Saturday at Verizon Wireless Field at Shawnee Mission District Stadium.
Portland overcame an early two-goal deficit, forcing the match into overtime, where midfielder Allie Long netted the game-winning goal in the 103rd minute for a 3-2 win.
In Saturday's second semifinal match, Western New York earned a 2-0 win over fourth-seeded Sky Blue FC at Sahlen's Stadium. U.S. Women's National Team midfielder Carli Lloyd recorded a brace with goals in the 33rd minute and the third minute of second-half stoppage time.
Portland, which finished level on points (38) with Western New York during the regular season, faced the Flash twice during the regular season, earning draws in both games. Portland recorded a come-from-behind, 1-1 draw on July 14 at JELD-WEN Field and a scoreless draw at Sahlen's Stadium on Aug. 10 in the penultimate game of the regular season.
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Right now, the Mets are running serious losses annually — even including their profit share from SNY. There's no easy way for them to get enough cash to run the team, unless the Wilpons keep putting money in (if they can), and the current plan has a $240 million price tag attached to it, due 2017. They could sell a lot of their SNY stake, but that'd be a very painful sale — and perhaps one fatal to the Wilpons' efforts to maintain their ownership of the team.
SNY is the regional sports network that is partly owned by the team; SNY also has debt, and Amazin' Avenue points out that even if the Mets sold their interest in the team, it wouldn't solve all the financial issues.
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Creamy Chopped Cauliflower Salad
Caraway and cauliflower are a match that brings to mind wursts, kraut and foamy, cold mugs of beer. Alas, not everyone loves that caraway flavor so leave out the caraway seeds if you preferthe salads wonderful either way.Read More
Seared Steaks with Caramelized Onions & Gorgonzola
In our humble opinion, steak is best topped with sweet caramelized onions and salty Gorgonzola cheese. We recommend seeking out good-quality Gorgonzola for the best flavor, but any will work.Read More
Pork Tenderloin with Roasted Grape Sauce
Here, we roast grapes to bring out their succulent sweetness, then combine them with thyme, mustard and Madeira in an easy, savory sauce for pork tenderloin. Serve with barley and steamed green beans.Read More


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The eagle eyed among you might have spotted that MOO started making cards with Fotolog a few months ago. Today we're really excited to tell you that if you're a Fotolog Gold Camera member you can get yourself a free 10 pack, in honour of Fotolog's 5th birthday!
All you have to do is go to moo.com/fotolog, click the 10 pack button and get started. Choose up to 10 of your Fotolog photos, personalise the back, tell us where you live and we'll ship 'em to your door in a smart little 10 pack holder. Yay!
There's also a post on Fotolog News about the giveaway, take a look.
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the packs are so cool!!!
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