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WARREN COUNTY, Ky. (3/25/13) – The Warren County Sheriff's Office responded to an injury collision at the intersection of Morgantown Rd and Briggs Hill on Sunday, March 24, 2013, at approximately 8:36 PM.
According to Sheriff's Office officials, 23-year-old Camilla Swaim was driving a 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier westbound from Briggs Hill and pulled into the path of 58-year-old Alta Brown, who was driving a 2004 Ford Van, traveling northbound on Morgantown Rd. Brown swerved to avoid the collision with Swain, but collided in the southbound lane of Morgantown Rd. Both vehicles came to rest on the southbound side of Morgantown Rd in the ditch line clear the roadway.
Swain had to be extricated from her vehicle due to entrapment.
Both drivers were transported to the Medical Center of Bowling Green for their injuries. Brown is being treated for non-life threatening injuries. Swain was eventually transported to Vanderbilt Hospital by ambulance for life-threatening injuries. Due to weather conditions she was not able to be flown.
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Getac, a leading innovator and manufacturer of rugged computers that meet the demands of field-based applications, announced today that the Houston City Council has approved a contract with PCS Mobile to outfit the city's 1,800 police cruisers with Getac B300 rugged notebook computers along with in-vehicle docks and mounts. Delivery of the Getac B300 rugged notebooks will be in late May with installation beginning in June.
Houston is the fourth largest city with the fifth largest police department in the U.S. The City Council utilized technical advisers at the Houston Police Department to evaluate several solutions for quality, performance, price, and technical features that matched the need of officers to access information and remote databases from the convenience and safety of their police cars. Their decision to select PCS Mobile and Getac was based on the ability to provide customized features addressing the specific needs of the environment where the rugged notebooks will be used along with PCS Mobile's capabilities to provide services for and manage such a large project.
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Published: Monday, April 7, 2014 at 2:28 p.m.
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Kelvin Taylor is back in his natural comfort zone: ball in his hands, rushing for yardage, a starting tailback once again.
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"It's been great," he said.
It has taken some time, maybe more than most (including Taylor) would have thought when he first arrived on the Florida campus last summer with a high school resume that was completely off the charts — 12,121 rushing yards and 191 touchdowns at Belle Glade Glades Day.
Now, heading into his true sophomore season, Taylor appears to be The Guy again at tailback, a role he'd held since way back in the eighth grade before slipping into a much different one at the start of last season.
Instead of becoming an instant star for the Gators, he took on the role of, well, bench warmer, a sub who was pretty much buried on the depth chart in the first part of his freshman season.
Through the first five games, he carried the ball only six times for 46 yards.
It was a jarring dose of reality for a kid who has always had his hands on the ball, always been the focal part of an offense.
"I had to get used to it a little," he said. "I just sat back and watched film, did things like that, took coaching and tried to get better every day."
Taylor said it was a tough adjustment, but he never got down on himself or his situation.
"I wasn't really discouraged," he said. "I was just like, 'Wow, Mack Brown and Matt Jones are out there.' I was just cheering those guys on and learning, trying to get better every day in practice, just trying to do something to impress the coach to put me out there.
"Once I got my chance, I knew it was going to be on and I was going to have a pretty good game. It wasn't really discouraging. I just was encouraging my teammates and being a team player. That was pretty much it."
The former high school superstar checked his ego at the practice gate, UF coach Will Muschamp said.
"Very humble, just a hard-working guy," Muschamp said. "He never said a whole lot. Kelvin's a team guy, he's been raised right, he's a really good young man. He's all about the team, he's all about the University of Florida.
"He knew there were some things in (pass) protection he needed to clean up moving forward. There was nothing that he wasn't willing to work at and didn't recognize. With good players, that's normally the deal. They realize there are things they need to work on, there are things they need to improve on, and that's what he is — a good player."
Taylor improved his pass protection, gained a better grasp of the offense and was ready when the coaches called on him during a loss at LSU. He came off the bench and rushed for 56 yards on 10 carries, a performance that earned him his first start the following week against Missouri.
He made the most of it, rushing for 74 yards and a touchdown. He's pretty much been the Gators' No. 1 tailback since.
"When I first came in last year I was fresh out of high school and wasn't really used to playing on the college level," Taylor said. "Here you have to practice really well, too.
"Now I've got a year under my belt, so I'm practicing well, playing faster, more used to the speed of the game and having a good time with the boys."
A strong spring seems to have solidified his role as the starter at what has become a crowded tailback position.
"We've got a lot of great running backs in there," Taylor said. "Me, Mack Brown, Mark (Herndon), Matt Jones, Adam Lane, all those guys, Brandon Powell, the freshman that just came in.
"All those guys will help us and we're just ready to have a great year and just feed off of each other, go out there and have fun, attack teams and have a great time while we're out there doing it."
Taylor's coaches and teammates say he's a better tailback than he was during the second half of last season, when he rushed for 462 yards and four touchdowns in the final six games.
"I think he's more confident in what he's doing," Muschamp said. "He's much better in protection than he was a year ago, where he needed to take some big steps. He's got natural running instincts."
Said Herndon: "Kelvin, he's grown up a lot, he's a lot more mature football-wise. I would say he's more explosive, he's faster. He's going to be really good this season."
Taylor seems comfortable in his old, familiar role as a starter — and comfortable in the new uptempo offense that offensive coordinator Kurt Roper is installing this spring.
"I like it. It's a great offense," he said. "We get to play a little bit more in space. It's fast. It's very explosive. It's been very fun out there working with the new coach. He's a great guy.
"Just playing faster. Trying to just getting used to the new offense. It's going to come along in the spring. I'm just out there working hard and very excited about the season."
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4.25/5 rDev +11.5%
04-23-2014 19:12:22 | More by john0721
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
12-01-2013 23:22:03 | More by GRG1313
4/5 rDev +5%
Obviously this place is all about wine. Compared to the wine selection the beer spot is negligible.
however they do have a pretty decent selection including most of the major SoCal breweries like: AleSmith, Port brewing/LostAbby, Stone, Bruery, etc.... The import stuff is pretty much the usual stuff with a few surprises tossed in there on occasion.
I can't say most of the staff is as helpful in the beer section as I have never been approach in said section. When I step into the scotch or and wine isle I am immediately approached. Maybe there beer guys dont work when I go in there.
Overall a good place to get beer on the westside. not too many other options though.
04-02-2010 06:55:00 | More by spoons
4/5 rDev +5%
Stopped in when I was in LA for the weekend. This palce doesn't get as much word of mouth as Beverage Warehouse, but I was pretty pleased. Easy parking on the roof.
The place is pretty big, actually and they have a very good wine and liquor selection. As for the beer, there ares three maybe four shelves, but quite a selection. Lots of the west coast stuff that I can't get back in the midwest, so I was pretty excited. Brewers including Stone, Alesmith, Russian River, Deschutes, the Bruery some Ballast Point and others. I didn't check out the European brews that much, actually. They also have singles as well as sixers, which was great for me since I had to stuff a suitcase and limit myself to about 25lbs of beer so I wouldn't go over the 50lbs weight limit.
Good service, nice place, fun selection for me. Will go again if in LA!
01-09-2009 05:19:15 | More by MacDomer
3.85/5 rDev +1%
Finally got into The Wine House. Here's a tip: they close at 7pm.
There are only three shelves of beer, but they get a lot of value out of those three shelves. I found a very complete Lost Abbey selection, as well as al the beers from The Bruery. You'll see the west coast crafts you'd expect, plus a few surprises. I bought some Old Chub and a Bourbon BA Sprecher Doppelbock. Haven't seen either anywhere else.
A few other items of note: Moylan's, Avery, Saison Dupont, Port, etc.
The service is probably good if you want wine, but no one ever came up to me the whole time I was there, though the cashier was friendly.
Next to Lone Hill, this has got to be one of the most respectable beer selections in the L.A. area. I haven't been to Beverage Warehouse or Hi-Time yet, so I can't compare it to those places.
Prices where what you would expect. Not too expensive and not really cheap.
07-31-2008 23:04:30 | More by kyleec
4/5 rDev +5%
Never heard much about this place, I was driving along the 405 freeway today in heavy traffic and saw this on the east side, so I quickly got off at Olympic to check it out, what a goldmine for this area, best bottle selection in all of Los Angeles easily, I parked on the roof in their own parking structure and then walked down, they are on the first floor while a restaraunt and gym are upstairs I believe, walk in and this place was huge, covered in wine and liquors, cognac section was bigger than most liquor stores in the area, got to the beer and there was three different shelves facing back to back and side to side, also a fridge with another small shelf next to it, they had everything and then some, first place I have seen St. Ambroise brews, still had some Sierra Nevada IPA in the refrigerator which is not brewed anymore, all the Bruery bottles including a few Levud's left, had a Schneider and Brooklyn Brewery collaboration I have never seen before which was some type of wheat bock, all Lost Abbeys that were distributed including Serpent's Stout, Judgment Day, Carnevale, and Inferno, All Marins except for White Knuckle, all Stone special releases, still some Ballast Point El Dorado but no Sculpin, tons of Belgians, hard to find Malheurs, Abbey Ale and Porter from Oflabriken or however you spell that cool Denmark brewery, some singles and not just six packs, prices were pretty standard and cheaper than most places around, asked one guy a question about Cantillon brews and he was not exactly friendly but helpful, lots of employees there and some around a wine tasting bar in a separate room where you buy taste tickets, place was immaculate, in a crowded area but if you go at the right time it should not be bad, will be frequenting here now quite a bit, what a great find and surprise
07-23-2008 06:17:01 | More by Floydster
3.35/5 rDev -12.1%
I know this store very, very well.
Lets start from the top. This is a very large store that caters for the most part to wine. They do have a gourmet food, beer and hard liquor section but the store is dominated by wine.
The beer selection has actually taken a step in the right direction recently with some positive additions. There are a few beers in the selection that I can only seem to find here (Alaskan Smoked Porter), but for the most part its mainstream craft and micros (Sierra Nevada, Speak easy, North Coast, etc). You can get high end Belgians (Rochefort, Bernardus, Fantome) and some decent meads as well.
They do classes and tastings periodically which give the store bonus points. Recently participated in a Deschutes tasting which was enjoyable.
As for service, I've never actually seen anybody in the beer section to ask questions to. Mind you, the beer section is small (two small aisles).
05-21-2006 20:18:46 | More by Westsidethreat
4.35/5 rDev +14.2%
The wine house is on first floor of a two story building, but the parking area is located up on the second floor. This can make the beer transport difficult (no elevator that I could see) So I pulled around front and the clerk helped me load up a massive haul. So what do they have? well reading previous reviews it seems they went through a down period....Things have changed for the better. It's not BevMo as far as quantities but they have a better quality of their selections, especially if your into some belgium gems. Phantom, Gouden triple or grand, lots of lambics, good selection of saisons etc. The usual suspects from England including the full line of Samuel smith, Fullers, Youngs. A good selection of American micros although not overwhelming they did have Stones complete lineup including Imperial stout, Vertical '05, Old Guardian and the rest of the gang, Left coast, Green Flash, Alesmith, Big lineup of Avery, Flying dog lineup, including the imperial porter, etc. They even had some bombers of stuff I've never seen in 22's. All the big bottles looked like they were freshly dusted off, nice appearance and a classy place. It's not high times, but its damn nice and worth a go again boys!! This is my first trip so I don't know what it was like before but this is well worth the stop. Prices seemed right as well, some mysteriously high and just as mysteriously there were some priced well below what I find say at BevMo. Solid service, easy to find.
Edit June 3, 2006: Just to make my point about some of their pricing is high and some are really low. Today I found Thomas Hardy's Ale mysteriously priced at $2 bucks and change per bottle. I've seen this as high as $6 bucks and the lowest before today was $4.49. Good find.
03-17-2006 22:45:13 | More by DogFood11
3.65/5 rDev -4.2%
This is a review of what is a fallen giant.
Up until a few years ago, the Wine House was one of the best places in LA to go pick up interesting beers. While there's still a few interesting beers here (and it's one of the few places where a number of the Alesmith speciality products can be found in LA)
Over time though, the owners have slowly reduced the shelf space devoted to beer. What once had been over 12 shelfs devoted to beer is now down to 6. Many smaller micros and imports have been dropped. Fantome is gone, etc.
Now the good thing about the place is that its still one of the best places to find beers on the Westside. (This has apparently been eclipsed by the Beverage Warehouse in MdR)
But the Wine House itself has more wine than you can shake a stick at and a knowledgable staff that will stop and ask you questions or help you special order beers as needed
07-30-2004 07:42:53 | More by drewbage
3.35/5 rDev -12.1%
Average may be a bit harsh to describe this place but for the experienced beer hunter this place has little to offer. For those on a beer safari on the west side, visit the beverage warehouse first and then come here for any clean up. I just did this this weekend and I'm glad I did. The only thing that I would have bought that was not available at the other store was speedway stout and alesmith grand cru - both for $9.99. The clear focus is on wine but the beer selection is well thought out to give breadth and not depth. There was nothing that was truly outstanding but a strong selection of stardards nonetheless.
07-12-2004 16:49:37 | More by lou91
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As of 6 a.m., there were still more than 1,000 customers without power according to the Xcel Energy outage map.
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Clinical Psychology Practicum
Practicum Training:
The Counseling Center at the University of Michigan-Dearborn has been a training site for doctoral and masters level externs for more than 15 years. We serve a very diverse student population in terms of demographics and a wide range of diagnostic groups. Psychology externs gain experience in both short-term and longer term therapy. Every year we select 4-5 graduate interns from various graduate programs in clinical psychology. We have trained students from: UD-Mercy, Madonna, EMU, MiSPP, and the University of Windsor. A special training highlight is that we sponsor externs to attend the annual Depression on College Campuses Conference sponsored by the Depression Center at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. We participate in the Match Day in February.
Clinical Duties:
- Intake Assessments
- Individual Psychotherapy
- Emergency Consultations
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- Outreach Activities
- Psychological Testing
Individual Supervision: 1hr/wk.
Clinical supervision will be provided by a doctoral level, licensed psychologist. Psychology externs develop the skill of providing clinical data based on their process notes of each therapy session. Through supervision interns develop skills such as: developing a case formulation, learning about session dynamics including the transference and counter-transference, and identifying useful metaphors.
Training Seminars: 2hrs/wk
Weekly didactic Training Seminars use an interactive discussion format based on either scholarly articles or books but also DVD videos that demonstrate various therapeutic approaches. Practicum externs learn how to apply contemporary theories and concepts to psychotherapy with student clients. The Practicum Learning Objectives are organized into four units or modules and include:
1. Practicum Externs will acquire skills in Suicide Assessment:
- Using the CAMS approach and the Suicide Status Form (SSF) developed by Jobes
- The use of an Alliance-Based Intervention of Suicide (ABIS) of Plakun (Austen Riggs)
- The clinical contributions on suicide of Maltsberger
2. Practicum Externs will gain knowledge of and skills in contemporary psychotherapy approaches:
- Control-Mastery Therapy (CMT) of Weiss and Sampson
- CCRT- focused psychodynamic therapy of Book and Luborsky
- Self-psychology applied to brief psychotherapy of Gardner and Baker
- Brief Relational Therapy (BRT) of Safran and Muran
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- Symfora Tapes: Kernberg, Akhtar, Linehan Stone, Rockland, Smith-Benjamin, and Freeman
- Case Consultation video: Kernberg
Case Conference (Group Supervision): 2hrs/wk.
Weekly Case Conference ("group-soup") is based on the contemporary approach described by psychologist Mary Gail Frawley-O'Dea and Joan Sarnat.
- The approach is based on group process and relational theory which results in a freer-flowing associative process, a kind of brainstorming that creates a richer emotional and intellectual understanding of our clinical work.
- An important goal of Case Conference is to provide Psychology Interns with a feeling of protection as they present their cases, so they do not feel overwhelmed, intruded upon, or wounded by member's comments.
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We provide Counseling that is free for currently registered UM-Dearborn students. While most counseling is short-term, counseling that spans the academic year is possible. All counseling is provided by licensed mental health professional or psychology practicum externs and supervised by a fully licensed clinical psychologist. Note: we do not prescribe any medications.
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Counseling and Disability Services support's the four central strategies of the University:
Achieve Metropolitan Impact
We have been a training site for the graduate clinical psychology programs in the metropolitan area for more than 15 years. Most of the graduates are now practicing in the metropolitan area.
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Our counseling services are a high impact service that contributes to student success, persistence and retention. In 2012-13, the seniors in counseling graduated an avg. of 4.5 years and with an avg. GPA of 3.47. Of the students in counseling who were also on academic probation, 70% increased their GPA and 40% returned to good standing. More than 75% of students in counseling felt that their counseling helped them academically.
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Manage Your Stress for Good Health
We live in a stressed-out nation, according to the American Psychological Association (APA) survey, "Stress in America." Most Americans feel moderate to high stress, with 44% reporting increased stress levels over the last 5 years. Many Americans have experienced stress from financial problems related to the economy. And many have found it difficult to balance work and home responsibilities and find the time to focus on healthy behaviors.
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Not all stress is bad for us, says Bruce S. McEwen, PhD, a leading stress researcher and head of the Harold and Margaret Milliken Hatch Laboratory of Neuroendocrinology at Rockefeller University, New York, NY.
- Good stress, says McEwen, "Is when you are presented with a challenge, you rise to that challenge, generally have a good outcome, and you feel exhilarated," he says. Good stress can help us learn and grow.
- Tolerable stress occurs when something bad happens, such as a job loss, but you have the inner resources as well as people you can turn to who help you get through it.
- Toxic stress is when bad things happen, says McEwen. "And they may be really bad, or you don't have the financial or internal resources to handle them." This type of stress causes emotional and physical problems.
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When something very stressful occurs, your body leaps into action. The brain triggers the release of stress hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline. These hormones travel to different parts of the body, putting it on high alert. Your breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure increase. Blood vessels constrict, directing more blood to your brain and muscles. These stress responses get your body ready to either fight or flee.
Of course, fighting or fleeing isn't something most of us need to do very often. "Early humans were exposed on a regular basis to many more real-life dangers than we are now," says Katherine C. Nordal, PhD, executive director for professional practice of the American Psychological Association. The problem, she says, is that as we evolved, our world became less dangerous, but our bodies still react to stress the same way.
"Even psychological dangers such as the threat of abandonment or loss of self-esteem produce the same physiological response that real, physical dangers present," Nordal tells WebMD. The daily grind, family and work conflicts, money troubles, and even world events create a certain level of stress and anxiety.


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City officials say trackwork for the Cincinnati Streetcar will temporarily close a portion of Elm Street next to Washington Park on Tuesday.
Elm Street will be closed from 12th to 14th streets from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The street has already been reduced to one lane in the area.
All sidewalks and crosswalks will remain open.
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Nicholas J. Cotsonika
2014 NHL Free Agency: Winners & Losers
The signings came at $100 million per hour. With five days to court free agents, discuss contract parameters and line up deals, NHL general managers burst through the doors when the market opened at noon on Tuesday. They spent about a half-billion bucks by 5 p.m. ET.
Some deals made you shake your head, as usual. The Washington Capitals gave $40.25 million over seven years to defenseman Matt Niskanen, the biggest deal of the day, and $27.5 million over five years to defenseman Brooks Orpik, the craziest deal of the day. The Florida Panthers gave $27.5 million over five years to center Dave Bolland. The Calgary Flames gave $8.7 million over three years to defenseman Deryk Engelland. Yikes.
But some bigger prizes took smaller deals than expected. Defenseman Christian Ehrhoff accepted only a one-year, $4 million deal from the Pittsburgh Penguins. Defenseman Dan Boyle took a two-year, $9 million deal with the New York Rangers. Winger Thomas Vanek took a three-year, $19.5 million deal with the Minnesota Wild. Center Paul Stastny took a four-year, $28 million deal with the St. Louis Blues. Each could have received more term or more dollars elsewhere.
NHL's new-age free agency: More teams in mix, more money to spend, fewer stars available
Free agency ain't what it used to be. There was a time when it was known for big teams and big dollars and big names – like that summer when the Detroit Red Wings traded for Dominik Hasek, signed Luc Robitaille and later signed Brett Hull, too, bloating their payroll to around $65 million.
That was 13 years ago.
Today there is a new system and another dynamic. Teams tend to lock up their best players, so stars rarely make it to the open market. No one can spend more than $69 million because of the salary cap, but everyone must spend at least $51 million because of the salary floor. A few teams are strapped because the cap figure came in a little lower than expected for 2014-15, but many have millions to throw at a few free agents when the market opens at noon Tuesday.
The NHL is more competitive than ever before. Free agency is more competitive than ever before. On a league-wide financial level, the owners are protected because they can't spend more than 50 percent of revenues. If they overspend, they get back money held out of the players' checks in escrow. But within the planned economy, more teams are involved in the bidding wars. The free agents have more options.
Sharks could go from Joe Captain to no captainNicholas J. Cotsonika at Puck Daddy2 mths ago
PHILADELPHIA – Will Joe Thornton captain the San Jose Sharks next season?
Will anyone?
"What would happen if nobody wore a letter on our team this year – not a single guy?" asked Sharks coach Todd McLellan on Saturday morning, throwing out the idea at the NHL draft. "What if nobody wore a letter? We'd still be the San Jose Sharks, and we'd have a leadership group.
"What would happen? If we didn't have a 'C' or an 'A' on our team, what would happen?"
Well, what would happen?
"I don't know," McLellan said with a shrug.
The Sharks might want to find out.
Since the Sharks became the fourth team in NHL history to blow a 3-0 lead and lose a seven-game series, falling to the Los Angeles Kings in the first round and adding to their history of playoff failures, general manager Doug Wilson has made strong statements about a "rebuild." He has openly asked whether some veterans would want to be a part of it – veterans like Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau.
Wilson also has talked about the Sharks' culture. He has said some players told him in exit interviews that they felt like co-workers more than teammates.
The deals that did (Kesler, Neal) and did not (Ekblad, Spezza) go down at the 2014 NHL draft
PHILADELPHIA — Dale Tallon said he couldn't sleep. The general manager of the Florida Panthers had two enticing offers for the No. 1 overall pick in the NHL draft. Should he trade it to the Vancouver Canucks, who had been after it for weeks? To the Philadelphia Flyers?
By noon Friday, Tallon and his staff decided the offers weren't enticing enough. A little after 7 p.m. ET, just before the Panthers were about to make their selection, the Flyers tried one more time to pull off a blockbuster before their booing, cheering fans at Wells Fargo Center.
"We thought about it," Tallon said, "and then called them back and said no."
So the Panthers made Aaron Ekblad the first defenseman to go No. 1 overall since 2006, and the rest of the top five went about as expected. The Buffalo Sabres, who had planned to drop back if the Panthers traded their pick, took center Sam Reinhart. The Edmonton Oilers took center Leon Draisaitl. The Calgary Flames took center Sam Bennett. The New York Islanders took winger Michael Dal Colle.
State of the league: Rising salary cap, frantic free agency and trade talk on eve of NHL draft
NEW YORK — The numbers will boggle the mind. After a banner season for the NHL – a record six outdoor games, a record 93 playoff games – the league and the players' association are about to settle on a final 2013-14 revenue figure and the 2014-15 salary cap.
Expect the revenue figure to hit about $3.7 billion, a record. Expect the salary cap to be announced before the first round of the draft Friday and land in the high $60-million range to the low $70-million range, perhaps a record.
Expect the Chicago Blackhawks' Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane to receive contract extensions with eight-figure average salaries, and expect free agents to make a lot more than they seem to be worth once the market opens July 1.
Expect to hear a lot about the lockout, too.
Didn't the NHL just have another lockout in 2013-13? Isn't the league destined for another?
Just know the business is booming and the system is working largely as the owners wanted, and if not for the lockout and the changes to the labor agreement, the money flying around would be even worse (for the owners) or better (for the players).
Sharks lifer Patrick Marleau wants to stay – and win Stanley Cup – in San Jose
LAS VEGAS — It sounds like if the San Jose Sharks rebuild after their latest playoff failure, they will do it with Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau. Both have no-movement clauses in their contracts. Both plan to stay.
"We're looking forward to next year," said Marleau at the NHL Awards on Monday. "It's going to suck having to go through all the 82 games to get back into the playoffs to get to that point to actually do something about it."
Asked if he and Thornton expected to be back, Marleau said: "Yeah. As of right now, yeah."
General manager Doug Wilson has used the word "rebuild" since the Sharks became the fourth team in NHL history to blow a 3-0 lead and lose a best-of-7 series, falling to the Los Angeles Kings in the first round.
Claude Giroux on Hartnell trade: 'He was almost the face of the Flyers'Nicholas J. Cotsonika at Puck Daddy2 mths ago
LAS VEGAS – Claude Giroux woke up to a text message Monday morning. It was friend and teammate Scott Hartnell, telling him they were now friends and former teammates.
Giroux didn't believe Hartnell, so he started chirping him. Then he found out it was true: The Philadelphia Flyers had traded Hartnell to the Columbus Blue Jackets for R.J. Umberger and a fourth-round pick.
"It's sad," Giroux said. "It's not a fun day."
Not a fun day, said a guy who was in Las Vegas for the NHL Awards as a finalist for the Hart Trophy, which goes to the league's most valuable player.
"It's shocking," Giroux said. "But it's the business side of it, and you've got to move on. You can't stop and start thinking about it too much. Everything happens for a reason. It could be good for him."
Hartnell loved Philly. He was one year into a six-year, $28.5-million contract extension he signed with the Flyers, and he had a no-movement clause.
Back to square one: Penguins chose Desjardins, but he declined to help clean up their mess
He did not get his man, and he knows how it looks.
Jim Rutherford, the new general manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins, offered the chance to coach Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and company to Willie Desjardins, an AHL coach who has never held a head job in the NHL. Desjardins declined.
The rejection is embarrassing, the latest in a series of troubling moments for the Penguins. Not only that, it means whomever Rutherford hires will be at least his second choice, which isn't ideal for anybody involved.
But as Rutherford passed through the airport late Friday afternoon, headed from Pittsburgh back home to North Carolina for the weekend, there was no panic in his voice. He said he would restart his coaching search and perhaps widen it, looking at a couple of candidates on his original list whom he didn't interview. He said he would take his time.
"You know what?" Rutherford said over the phone. "I feel fine where we're at. I know everybody's in a hurry and everybody's anxious. They want to know who the new coach is and everything.
Will San Jose's 'rebuild' mean the end for Sharks stars Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau?
Doug Wilson says the San Jose Sharks are committed to a "rebuild." The general manager says they are now a "tomorrow team" and this is a phase the organization maybe should have gone through "many years ago."
But what does that mean?
It does not mean the Sharks plan to tear down everything to build it back up again. It does not mean they're trying to trade captain Joe Thornton and winger Patrick Marleau. At least not yet.
What it means is this: The Sharks feel they are not close enough to the Stanley Cup, and so they are not in win-now mode. They will not trade draft picks or young players for veterans – nor sign free agents who would leapfrog young players – to put this team over the top in the short term. They will put younger players in better positions to play, lead and develop for the medium and long terms. How the ice time is distributed – and whether Thornton keeps the 'C' if he returns – will be up to the coaches.
Justin Williams' clutch performance for the L.A. Kings is rewarded with Stanley Cup MVP honor
LOS ANGELES – He received the Conn Smythe Trophy as the playoffs' most valuable player, and almost immediately he handed it to someone else. He stood there, holding back tears. On that thing are names like Jean Beliveau and Bobby Orr, Ken Dryden and Bernie Parent, Mark Messier and Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux and Patrick Roy, Joe Sakic and Steve Yzerman.
And now the engraver would add Justin Williams, a guy from a little town with an ordinary name who became a legend in his own right with the Los Angeles Kings.
"I can't believe I won that," Williams said later. "That will I don't think ever, ever sink in."
Just before he went to receive the Stanley Cup for the second time in three years, as Staples Center roared around them, Kings captain Dustin Brown looked into Williams' eyes. He had something simple to say: "I love you."
It was more than a delirious I-love-you-man moment. The love has been a long time coming for Williams, who has been an excellent player for years, started to get his due because of the rise of new-school statistics and then won the Conn Smythe for an old-school trait – clutch scoring.


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Kenmore 21.0 cu. ft. Top-Freezer Refrigerator w/ Ice Maker - Stainless Steel ENERGY STAR®Item# 04672153000 | Model# 72153
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Kenmore 21.0 cu. ft. Top-Freezer Refrigerator - Storage with Style
Keep your food cool and organized with this Kenmore refrigerator 7215, which features an automatic ice maker and fully adjustable shelving. Your meat, dairy and produce stay at optimal temperatures in this roomy Kenmore refrigerator, while giving you classic styling with its easy to clean exterior. It features two built-in humidity-controlled crisper drawers designed to keep fruits and vegetables at their freshest.
- Gallon door bins easily hold jugs, bottles and gallon containers to help clear the shelves and give you space to stock up.
- Spacious, tight-sealing and designed to control humidity, Kenmore crisper drawers deliver fresh, crunchy fruit and vegetables, so you can stock up on produce.
- A built-in icemaker automatically makes chilly ice cubes, so whether you're cooling a hot drink or mixing up a cocktail, the ice you need is always on hand.
- Spill-proof tempered glass shelves keep drips, drizzles and spills from spreading throughout the fridge, making cleanup fast and easy.
- The integrated snack pan keeps treats like yogurt, string cheese and more organized and easily accessible.
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Des Plaines, IL
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We recently had to replace our side-by-side fridge and are severely size limited. This product fit perfectly...we even had a little room to spare, so overall it's fine. BAD:The freezer gasket came hanging like granny's panties (a new one is on order) and the handle is really flimsy. When you open the door it isn't weighted to close although the unit is level. No light in the freezer. GOOD: Lots of room, the shelves/bins are adjustable and it seems to cool just fine. The ice maker makes ice quickly and the bin holds a lot. I'm not displeased...just disappointed. I don't think it will last very long.
Clovis, CA
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Always liked Kenmore appliances. Had my last Kenmore 21 cu ft refrigerator for 23 years and I hope to have this one for 23 more years!
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Avalon, NJ
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Old Kenmore fridge broke after 12+ years, this one fit and looked like a good replacement.
Armuchee, GA
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We purchased this unit to replace another Kenmore that was 30 years old and still functional as a backup unit in our basement. Sale price and rebates from power company were a strong influence in making the purchase. Sears "free delivery" means they drop it off at the end of your driveway, no installation. I was told that and was prepared with an appliance hand truck so it was no problem to get inside. I highly recommend that you remove all the Styrofoam packing from the inside of the unit and adjust any shelves before you put it in place because if you can't swing the door open far enough it's impossible to remove the shelves. My biggest issue was moving the hinges so the door would swing from the other side. The top hinge hole plugs on the top of the unit were nearly impossible to remove. There were no suggestions on how best to do this. The shaft of the plugs were threaded, not so they could be backed out like a screw and it took me over ten minutes to get them out, scratching the paint slightly in the area. Fortunately the top hinge covers up the scratches. I wound up popping the head off one of the plugs and had to use a small drill bit to drill out the plastic shaft so I could clear the hole and insert the screw once I moved the hinge over. There is no parts diagram so I will have to look up the part number and see if I can get Sears to send me a new one to plug the hole. I paid less for this unit than I did 30 years ago for the one we replaced so I'm pleased with the value for the money.
Waterford, MI
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This fridge is nice and roomy, I am real happy with the size. The door holds a lot of tall and bulky things like milk which leaves more room for others on the shelves and they are adjustable so that helps a lot. The drawers are nice and big and will hold a lot of fruit and such, I am very happy with this fridge!
we are having to replace the main door handle for the third time after exactly 1 year of ownership. they keep sending replacement handles and we have to arrange to be home for a 4 hour window to fix an obvious design flaw. I am really expecting a bette solution soon
Glen Allen, VA
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Great price & almost identical to our one from 2001 that was dying. The problem is that what's not identical was actually a downgrade from the "original". There's no light in the freezer anymore. The shelves aren't as well spaced. The pullout drawers aren't made as well. Overall, we got what we paid for. Not wow-ed, but we'll hopefully make the best of it.
Brookline, MA
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We replaced a 30" refrigerator with this one and got another three cubic feet of storage space! We love it.
Chisago City, MN
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I was looking for a new fridge and found what I wanted at Sears. It was exactly what I wanted, and it was on sale too as well as free delivery. It doesn't get much better than that.
Pittsburgh, PA
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We needed a new fridge but do not have the space fior what we want until we get our kitchen remodeled. This fridge is a nice size until we get our kitchen remodeled and then will become our second fridge in the basement.
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The Administrative Systems office provides management information system assistance to the departments within the Division of Administration & Finance. Some of the systems managed are used by departments across the college and the Administrative Systems Office provides information technology solutions for these systems as well.
These systems include but are not limited to:
Buildings starting Fall Schedule
As we approach the start of the Academic Year campus buildings will resume their normal operating schedules. Card Access is working closely with building owners and Campus Scheduling & Special Events to facilitate this. Extended openings for special events should still be coordinated with Campus Scheduling & Special Events.
Posted on8/15/13
Power Outage Support
During the scheduled campus wide power shutdown the Card Access system performed very well. A single building went offline due to a back up battery running low, but it remained secure. All buildings came back online without incident. Kudos to the Facilities Services staff for a smooth repair.
Posted on 8/9/13
Brandan Gabriel's last day
Student Assistant Brandan Gabriel completed his assignment here at SUNY Geneseo. Brandan was very helpful these past few months with Doty, Brodie, battery replacement and a host of other activities. We wish Brandan well on his new adventures.
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Long Island Cottage in Indian Lake
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 10
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- community Long Island
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Located on Long Island, Indian Lake. This property is on one of Ohio's largest lakes with 5,800 acres of water. This waterfront, 3 bedroom modern cottage was built in the 1990's and is situated in a nice residential area. The large great room offers a wood burning fireplace, 4 couches, and 2 dining tables. The sun porch opens to patio area and back yard overlooking the water. Private boat dock and jet ski lift. The cottage sleeps up to ten. Two bedrooms offer queen size beds, the third bedroom includes two full size beds, and there is a queen size sofa bed in the great room. Modern kitchen includes all cookware and dishes. Property has parking for at least 6 cars.
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Ryan Schoen 419-392-3594
cottage rental amenities
50" Plasma TV with HD Cable and Blu-Ray/DVD player
Cable TV in all bedrooms
Wireless Internet
Washer and Dryer
Waterfront with private dock
Whole house audio with iPod/MP3 connection
Sonos music system
iPod Alarm Clocks in each bedroom
Extra refrigerator in garage
Kitchen with all dishes, serving and cookware
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2014 Rental Rates
We will begin booking single weeks for 2014 on March 1st.
If you are interested in booking for 4 weeks or more please contact us for discounted rates. We will block off entire summer until March 1st to provide and opportunity for entire summer or multiple week renters.
- June 2nd- September 11th $1250/Week
- Holiday Weeks $1350 Memorial and Labor Day
- 4th of July we would like to rent from June 2th to July 11th.
- June 27 to July 11th (14 days including the 4th) available for $2500
- If you would like the week before the 4th of July and the week of the 4th we will not charge the extra $200 for the week of the 4th.
- (Full Week Rentals Only)
- September 5th- October 31st $925)/Week
- November 1st- April 2014 $800/Week
- January -April 26 $825/Week
- April 26-May23 $900/Week
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- Weekly Rentals Run From Friday to Friday
- Security/Reservation Deposit $250
- We do not rent for a weekend or night at any time- Full week only
Ryan Schoen 419-392-3594
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Quiero Mis Quinces | Season 8
Get ready, Quinces fans! Season 8 of Quiero Mis Quinces has a lot of surprises in store and you wouldn't want to miss them! Be a part of the excitement, the drama and the amazing performances that these dancing Quinceañeras and Quinceañero will pull out. From the court rehearsals to a Quinceañera producing her very ...
Tr3́s takes an inside look at the over-the-top coming-of-age parties during 'Quiero Mis Quinces.' Quinceañeras from diverse Latin backgrounds throughout the country celebrate with parties that are lavish and exquisite, but can easily become a teenager's worst nightmare! 'Quiero Mis Quinces' will go behind-the-scenes as teens prep for the dream-come-true party that will introduce them to adulthood. Will jealous siblings, stressed out parents and school rivals get in the way? Step into a world that isn't always as sweet as it seems.


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POSITION: Left Wing
SHOOTS: Left
BIRTHPLACE: Jönköping, SWE
DRAFTED: NYI: 2008-102 overall
ISLANDERS TRANSACTIONS: Selected by the Islanders in the fourth round (102nd overall) of the 2008 National Hockey League Draft. Signed an Entry- Level Contract on June 1, 2010.
LAST SEASON: Scored five points (2g/3a) in 20 games during his second season with the Islanders...Started the season with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the American Hockey League, totaling 26 points (9g/17a) with a team-high plus-14 rating in 33 games...Following the NHL lockout, began the NHL season with the Islanders out of training camp...Had a four-game point streak (2g/2a) from Jan. 21-27...Loaned to Bridgport on Mar. 11, but recalled from loan on Mar. 13 after just one game with the Sound Tigers...Suffered a groin injury Mar. 14 at Tampa Bay and was placed on IR...Removed from IR on Apr. 3 after missing 10 games and was loaned to Bridgeport...Recalled from Bridgeport on Apr. 18.
2011-12: Appeared in his first 29 career NHL games with the Islanders, scoring eight points (4g/4a) and collecting six penalty minutes...Also led the Bridgeport Sound Tigers in goals (24) dur- ing his second season in the American Hockey League, while playing in just 40 of the team's 82 games...Added six assists in Bridgeport for 30 points with a plus-9 rating...Was recalled from Bridgeport on Nov. 20. At the time of the recall, he was tied for the AHL lead in goals (12) and led the team in points (14)...Made his NHL debut on Nov. 21 in Pittsburgh...Scored his first NHL point/assist on Nov. 29 at Buffalo...Scored his first NHL goal on Dec. 6 vs. Tampa Bay (M. Garon)...Suffered a concussion on Dec. 20 at Winnipeg in his 14th career NHL game and missed the next nine games on Injured Reserve, before returning to Bridgeport on Jan. 11...Recalled from Bridgeport on Feb. 25 and played in 15 games before being returned on Mar. 29...With Bridgeport, scored two points (1g/1a) in three playoff games.
2010-11: Scored 41 points (17g/24a) in 67 American Hockey League games with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers during his first season in North America...Finished fourth on the team in points and goals and ranked fifth on the team in assists...Scored eight power-play goals and two game-winning goals...Recorded his first point/assist on opening night, Oct. 9 vs. Worcester...Scored his first goal on Oct. 17 vs. Portland...Scored goals in three straight games from Oct. 17-29...Recorded his first hat trick on Feb. 20 vs. Manchester...Named AHL Rookie of the Week for the week ending on Feb. 20.
2009- 10: Scored 16 points (5g/11a) in 47 games with Jonkoping during his first full season in the Swedish Elite League.
2008-09: Scored 16 points (9g/7a) in 15 games with Boras (Swe-1), and also spent time with Jonkoping of the Swedish Elite League, posting four points (1g/3a) in 19 games...Notched one goal in 14 playoff games with Jonkoping.
2007-08: Made his Swedish Elite League debut with Jonkoping, going scoreless in seven games...Spent most of the season with Jonkoping's Swedish Junior League club...Led the team in goals (27), assists (27) and points (54) in 40 regular season games.
INTERNATIONAL: Represented Sweden at the 2009 World Junior Championships in Ottawa, scoring four points (2g/2a) with a plus-4 rating in six games.
2013: Made his Stanley Cup Playoffs debut, recording one assist in three games of the Islanders' Eastern Conference Quarterfinals against Pittsburgh.


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Monarch Marching Band Drum Line Performs Today
Come watch the Monarch Marching Band Drum Line in a free outdoor performance at 3 p.m. Friday behind Old Dominion University's Ted Constant Convocation Center in the University Village.
In case of inclement weather, the performance will be held in the Diehn Fine & Performing Arts building.
The one-hour performance is the culmination of a weeklong camp for the 22 students in the drum line. They will return to campus in August to participate in the two-week Monarch Marching Band Training Camp.
The Monarch Marching Band is scheduled to perform at a pep rally on campus Sept. 4, and the first home football game at Foreman Field at 6 p.m. Sept. 5.
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George Clooney's Girlfriend: The Fun Is Over
From Our Friends at Lainey Gossip
Why was Elisabetta Canalis's Twitter account shut down? Did George Clooney have something to do with it? Lainey Gossip's got the newest scoop on Elisabetta and George Clooney, and it looks like now that Canalis has pried herself from her account, she can go back to being arm candy and zipping around on motorcycles.
Lainey Gossip dishes:
"Elisabetta Canalis's Twitter account appears to have been shut down. Oh he finally stepped in, did he? It's too bad, really. Because the Iggy Pop/Jennifer Aniston reference was the best. And I would have loved if she could have kept her balls and continued to make that sh-t happen. Only Ely is trying to work in America now. And there's no working in America right off the get if you piss on the MiniVan Majority's favourite best friend."
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President Obama calls for the minimum wage to be set at $9 dollars an hour. What moron beside this president thinks you can raise a family on $9 an hour?
Where are the unions on this? $9 an hour? What a joke.
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What moron thinks you can raise a family on 7.85$ ? Last I saw 9 .00$ is a lot better than 7.85$ !Only here would a "person" whine about getting a raise !
ONCE AGAIN Munster displays his grasp of all things economic. Munster just where do you think that raise is coming from?? Do you think that the employer is just going to pay them the extra buck fifteen? what about those who have been there a while and earned more than minimum" do you think they should also receive a raise to maintain the delta with a new hire??? I realize in your little UNION DOGMA world that money just appears like magic but the TRUTH is, we will all pay higher prices including the guy who got the raise. The market will adjust and he will have NO MORE BUYING power than he did before. We will all just pay more.
Posted 564 days ago.
The president should be fair to all Americans and say what was just send in an early post: "If you would like to raise a family, you should develop a skill set that can earn you more than minimum wage".
Posted 564 days ago.
let me remind you that the president took time in his SOTU address to talk about min wage going to $9. He also believes that $9 will get you out of poverty. That is what he said, not me. I think he is full of @@@@!
Posted 564 days ago.
Perhaps you should not be attempting to raise a family on minimum wage. If you would like to raise a family, you should develop a skill set that can earn you more than minimum wage. Then you can think about raising a family.
Posted 564 days ago.
This is what he said when he announced the $9 an hour: "no one who works full-time should have to live in poverty". I don't know for sure but he seems to think $9 per hour is a big deal. It is the president saying this, not me.
Posted 564 days ago.
Nobody ever EXPECTED anyone to raise a family on minimum wage! That wage was set as a standard wage for entry jobs in the workforce, for workers with NO experience. For part-time workers, like high school kids, or for those just entering the workforce.
That's why they called it MINIMUM WAGE!
Posted 564 days ago.
Cause $9.00 will put them in the middle class & pay for everything themselves.... right?
They won't qualify for HUD, food assistance, the medical card, WIC or any other governmental assistance.... right?
Course I'm sure the $9.00 Whopper or Big Mac will be fantastic...
Really thought that one out.
Posted 564 days ago.
You can raise a family on $360 a week? Why not make the min wage the same as a pipefitter, school teacher, Fireman, Police man etc. $9. What a joke. This man talks in billions and billions but want a person to survive on $9? He never had a real job so he does not know the struggle of the middle class.
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An advocate of local control over long-term housing planning will speak Wednesday at a public meeting hosted by the San Marin Compatible Housing Coalition.
The topic will be Novato's housing element, a critical part of the city's general plan, which has to be updated every seven years by law. The housing element contains locations of properties around the city that could be rezoned for future housing developments, including such high-density complexes that we be made available to low-income residents.
Guest speaker Bob Silvestri is a founding member of the Friends of Mill Valley and an advocate of local control over housing planning. He has vast experience in affordable housing and is critical of the state and regional mandates for housing allotments. Silvestri, who writes a popular Local Voices blog on local Patch sites, is the author of "The Best Laid Plans: Our Planning and Affordable Housing Challenges in Marin."
The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at All Saints Lutheran Church, across San Marin Drive from San Marin High School.
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Erika Anne Thomas and John Irvin Peggs were married at 5:30 p.m. July 11, 2009 at Center Christian Church. Bill Worrell officiated the single ring ceremony. Organist was Natasha Orme.
The bride wore a white strapless dress with beading on the top and along the bottom. Calla lilies made up the bouquet.
Matron of Honor was Brianne Plewke, Evansville, sister. Bridesmaids were Angel Keal, Rushville, friend; Rose Stafford, Indianapolis, friend. Macy Hoeing was flower girl.
Best Man was Jay Peggs, Rushville, brother. Groom's attendants were Jim Keal, Rushville, friend; Nick McCallister, Rushville, friend. Ring bearer was Nicholas Hoeing.
Guests were registered by Angela Cross Dean Boyd.
The reception was at the Root Building at the Rush County Fairgrounds. Servers were Katie Bunner, Sarah Goddard, Lauren Goddard.
Grandparents attending were Mona Dale Thomas, Frank and Dorothy Thomas.
The rehearsal dinner was at Center Christian Church.
The daughter of David and Susan Thomas of Rushville, the bride attended Rushville Consolidated High School and Franklin College. She currently is a first grade teacher and JV girls basketball coach at Blue River Valley Schools.
The son of Denny and Carole Peggs of Rushville, the groom attended RCHS. He currently is a farmer.
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By JILL MCNEAL6 News Anchor/Reporter
KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Tennova Healthcare announced Thursday the purchase of an option to buy property in West Knoxville for potential development of a new hospital.
The property is 110 acres located on Middlebrook Pike near Old Weisgarber Road and is near existing medical facilities and practices.
"The decision to purchase this land was not reached overnight. We considered the changing needs of our patients, new methods of reimbursement, and healthcare reform," said Michael Garfield, Market CEO of Tennova Healthcare. "Purchasing an option on this land is the beginning of the process to ensure we are positioned to most effectively fulfill our mission and advance our vision for strong local health care and economic growth for our community."
The new site would a convenient and accessible for patients throughout the Tennova's 16-county service area, the company said in a news release.
Tennova plans to spend the next several months developing a plan for the usage of the site.
Under consideration is the replacement of the current Physicians Regional Medical Center, formerly St. Mary's Medical Center, located off Broadway in North Knoxville.
The facility, built in 1933, saw more than 53,000 patient cases in its first year as Tennova, but the company believes the building is no longer adequate for their needs.
"I think at this juncture it would make a lot more sense to start over from scratch in order to do some of these changes," Garfield said.
Some patients will be sad to see the current hospital leave North Knoxville.
"In the last 10 or 15 years, I've been here quite a bit. They saved my life when I had a heart attack," said Jackie McHaffie.
She worries what will happens to the neighborhood when the hospital moves out, but Garfield promises Knoxville won't be dealing with another vacant Tennova property, like the former Baptist hospital still sitting mostly empty on the south side of the river.
"We hope to learn from our mistakes and build on those and do something that has been well overdue," Garfield said.
The company said they will look at potential uses for the facility, should a replacement hospital be built, and will evaluate services that would be appropriate for the area, which may also include an Emergency Room/Urgent Care Center and post-acute services.
"We have conducted an extensive review of Physicians Regional Medical Center's existing plant and several factors – including the age of the facility, the difficulty of access for our patients and physicians to quickly get in and out, the amount of land available for expansion and the cost of upgrading infrastructure – make it economically infeasible to renovate as such that it would be as efficient and patient-friendly as a newer facility," said Karen Metz, CEO of Physicians Regional Medical Center. "
The team will also review how the new development will affect Tennova's existing facilities, including those in North Knoxville and Turkey Creek, which the company said have both seen significant growth over the past year.
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David M. Rubenstein Gallery
Records of Rights: a permanent exhibition in the new David M. Rubenstein Gallery, National Archives, Washington, DC
Now Open!
America's founding documents—the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights—are icons of human liberty. But the ideals enshrined in those documents did not initially apply to all Americans. They were, in the words of Martin Luther King, Jr., "a promissory note to which every American was to fall heir." "Records of Rights" allows visitors to explore how generations of Americans sought to fulfill this promise. The exhibition showcases original and facsimile National Archives documents and uses an innovative 17-foot touch screen interactive table to illustrate how Americans throughout our history have debated issues such as citizenship, free speech, voting rights, and equal opportunity.
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the Civil Rights Act, signed on July 2, 1964 by President Johnson. The most comprehensive civil rights legislation since Reconstruction, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibited discrimination in public places, allowed the integration of public facilities and schools, and forbade discrimination in employment. Make sure to visit the Records of Rights exhibit in the David M. Rubenstein Gallery where it will be on display from June 19-September 17.2014 marks the 50th anniversary of
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Scheels is holding a free child safety fair Saturday at its Sparks location.
The noon to 3pm fair will offer emergency preparedness information, hands on safety activities and 'stranger danger' classes.
Children can also get a free child ID kit that includes a photo ID, a place for finger printing, and areas for your child's vital information. Also, bicycle safety materials from the RTC and DOT along with safe routes to school maps.
Scheels is located at 1200 Scheels Drive. For more information, call 775-250-7908.
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Is Bieber Going to JAIL!?
Justin Bieber was arrested (again), this time for Criminal Vandalism for egging his neighbors house. It was even caught on video! The charge is pretty serious, is he going to jail?
Burglar Leaves Car And iPad At Scene: Gets Caught
Filled under "Not a Professional Criminal", a Los Angeles burglar left fingerprints footprints and photos of himself at the crime scene. He also left his car, his parking ticket and an iPad that may or […]
Woman Assaulted With A Giant Green Tomato
An argument turned into a full blown tomato-throwing food fight.
U2's Adam Clayton Takes Assistant To Court
U2 bassist Adam Clayton is suing his personal assistant, whom he says embezzled 2.8 million euro – roughly 3.5 million – from him over the course of four years.
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American Idol contestant Amy Brumfield, who is living in a tent, blew the judges away with here rendition of "Superwoman" by [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Alicia Keys[/lastfm]. But apparently the 24-year-old singer has a long criminal record.


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Veteran welterweight Mike Pierce has been pulled from his matchup with Demian Maia at the TUF Brazil 3 Finale on May 31st after suffering a broken hand in training.
Raphael Assuncao wasn't passed over for his shot at Renan Barao in May. A fractured rib means that he won't be in fighting shape in time.
Following his bout on March 7th at UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Manuwa, former Pride vet and current UFC light heavyweight Cyrille Diabate will be taking his retirement from the sport of MMA.
It looks like the UFC may have found a new opponent for Ryan Jimmo on the TUF Nations Finale card. Former Ultimate Fighter season 8 competitor Sean O'Connell has been rumored to be stepping in for...
With only days left before the event, a training injury has forced Proctor out of UFC 159. Iaquinta is left without an opponent unless the UFC can find someone to jump in on very short notice.
UFC welterweight Georges St. Pierre has issued a video update on the status of his recovery from surgery to repair a torn ACL.
Jeff Monson, who recently fought Fedor Emelianenko in Moscow has a broken leg. He was scheduled to teach a grappling seminar in Berlin Germany on November 27th, but has canceled due to the injury....
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02-05-2012 18:55
lumia 900- Contacts have to be manually entered when texting?
I am not sure how to describe my issue, I can say that Nokia live chat did not have an answer for me.
I synced my google, yahoo and facebook, as well as bluetooth synced my contacts form the old blackberry..everything is there, but when I start to type a name in SMS/text, B-o-b-b-y or J-e-r-r-y, they don't auto complete and are not found...yet when I hit the " +" symbol and go search for them , they are there and I can select them. The agent I spoke with said that's normal...**bleep**?
If this is normal, this phone is going back TODAY! This and other features are just asinine, this phone is used for business and communication on a grand scale, why do you limit its usage?
02-05-2012 19:39
ok, several hours on the phone have proven that this IS an issue, and it NEEDs to be resolved...
The reason this is happening, is because my synced and bluetooth transfered contacts are defaulting to work numbers....Defaulting to work numbers! and the phone thinks you should not be able to text a work #...make sense? therefore it is not an automatic that you should text "bobby", as he is clearly on a land line at work, and this contact does not have a mobile device...
You should fix this, you should at the very least let me know you are working on it
03-05-2012 0:02
I really don't understand your issue, although I'm using the Lumia 800 in UK so maybe that's an issue. But having tried personal contacts , business contacts, and 0800/0845 numbers, when selected in message I have option to send sms. Also when I go into people hub and pick a contact I can't find one without the option to sms. However in the UK you can send a txt to a landline number, so maybe it's a geographical issue. Possibly visiting the Microsoft forums maybe of some help, as they both write the OS and are US based (assuming you are in the US as it's the only place the 900 is available at the moment as far as I'm aware?)
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03-05-2012 0:58
Thanks for the info. I didn't realize you can't text work or home phone numbers. I have a couple of contacts who have multiple cell phones (each contact is only allowed to have 1 cell phone number), so I'll have to manually enter their phone number to text (or create a seperate contact for each cell phone). Kind of a pain.
Hope you get a solution.
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Hi smahend2,
Thanks for posting. While a contact only has one entry for a 'mobile' number you can enter and use multiple numbers with a contact just fine.
Enter the additional number in other field (like a business/work mobile) in the contact list and when entering a text you select the person to send the text to. If a contact has multiple phone numbers entered you can select which number to use by pressing the icon with the two arrows on the bottom of the screen.
If a contact has Facebook, twitter, LinkedIn or similar entries in their contact information you can select these as well to send them a message on the indicated IM/social account.
The last used number or Social Media account will be remembered as default next time you select the contact. You can see on top of the screen which type of destination number/account has been selected.
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05-05-2012 10:56
On Lumia 800 if a mobile number is not named "mobile" it will not fill in automatically even if that is the only number for the contact. Conversely if a landline number is wrongly labelled,"mobile" it will. It's not a big deal and all will work if numbers are labelled properly.
08-05-2012 15:43
To Kosh and caitlin1759,
When my contacts were transferred from my Blackberry (which by default had them all as mobile) they all became work numbers automatically.
When my contacts were synced from Gmail/Google, they were also changed to work numbers.
I don't think I know more than 10 people with landlines still, unless we are talking about a bank or other often used business.
My biggest problem here is that I do have over 500 sms contacts (2,000+ in email), and all are contacted often throughout the year, whether friend or business associate, or customer. I need to change all of these in one batch as opposed to each painstaking contact at a time...
need to fix; contact #'s are showing up by default as work phone, and are not selectable from the list. they must be searched for...
08-05-2012 22:19 - edited 08-05-2012 23:02
Gosh that would be a pain. This is very odd, I wonder why they defaulted to "work". I'm not sure I follow Kosh's reply as my phone is the same as yours- unless the number is labelled "mobile" it will not fill in automatically.
Would it be possible for your secretary to go on to Windows Live pc site and alter all numbers? Or do you have any sensible children who could do it for you? It might be easier to do on a desktop site.
Edit. This won't help you at all for contacts who have more than 1 mobile number. It won't let you add a second mobile number to a contact, just discovered that I can't add my spare back up payg mobile to my own profile unless I call it something else.
Edit again neither Symbian or Android have any restrictions on a contact having multiple mobile numbers.
17-01-2013 22:59
Honestly, this is the last straw with this phone... I have Lumia 822 and all these "small" issues are way too anoying to put up with, with so many other and in many cases better competitors... Tranferring all contacts from old blackberry and now i have to go into each one manually and change in from work to cell just in order to txt??? Dumbest thing ever... Not wasting my time... Phone goes back tomorrow... Never mind the abismal calendar that is impossible to read in month view cause it's too small, or agenda view which lists the DATES in DULL GREY... omg.. too bad I already bought the accesories but oh well...


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Following the acquisition of Gamespy from IGN back in August, new owner GLU Mobile looks to be trimming the fat, having reportedly terminated server support for several games that depended on the services for their multiplayer capability. (via Slashdot):
"Over the last month, both game publishers and gaming communities alike were surprised to find their GameSpy multiplayer support suddenly disabled by GLU Mobile, who purchased GameSpy from IGN this August. Many games, including Neverwinter Nights 1 & 2, Microsoft Flight Simulator X, Swat 4, Sniper Elite, Hidden and Dangerous 2, Wings of War, Star Wars: Battlefront are no longer able to find (and in some cases even host) multiplayer games. While games like Neverwinter Nights are still able to directly connect to servers if players know the IP address, less-fortunate gamers expressed outrage on GLU Mobile's 'Powered by GameSpy' Facebook page.All the games in question are quite old, but it still seems to be rather poor form that they have been effectively disabled without any alternative arrangements offered by Gamespy
In most cases, it appears that Gamespy's master servers responsible for authenticating players and propagating the lists of dedicated servers are what has been disabled, rather than the dedicated servers themselves, whereas when some developers have terminated the master servers for their legacy games in the past, they have been thoughtful enough to release a patch disabling those hooks for players that want to continue.
Rebellion's Sniper Elite is one of the affected games, and the developer explains how it is not financially feasible for them to restore multiplayer capability:
"A few weeks ago, the online multiplayer servers for Sniper Elite were suddenly switched off by Glu, the third-party service we had been paying to maintain them.This is the kind of thing we expect from console platform holders operating their tightly-controlled closed systems, and not our beloved open dedicated server model on PC.
Consider that many of today's popular PC games utilise the Gamespy API and could be similarly switched off at a whim when the company decides they're no longer worth the cycles.
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We are the salt the silent work of influence and the light the visible manifestation of God in people's lives.
Series: The Sermon on the Mount
Contributor: Jose Marin (2 sermons shared)
Scripture: Matthew 5:13-5:16, Matthew 5:14-5:14
Tags: Salt, Light, Blessed, Sharing My Testimony
Shared: 10/22/2001
When Jesus says:"You are the salt of the earth." Jesus is saying "Be Authentic." Be the Real Deal! Beloved, an inconsistent lifestyle repels people from the church. So, how authentic is your walk? We may be the only Bible that our neighbor may ever see.
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Scripture: Matthew 5:13-5:20
Tags: Salt, Discipleship, Sermon On The Mount, Influence, Authentic, [more]
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We need to be reminded that we come into the presence of God every time we worship.
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Scripture: Hebrews 12:18-12:24
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Shared: 8/16/2002
The beatitudes--The opening lines of 'the greatest sermon ever preached by the greatest preacher Who ever lived!' Link included to formatted text, handout, and PowerPoint Presentation.
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Contributor: Jerry Shirley (649 sermons shared)
Scripture: Matthew 5:1-5:5
Tags: Sermon On The Mount, Beatitudes
Shared: 4/26/2006
The introduction to a series on the Sermon on the Mount
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Contributor: Denn Guptill (480 sermons shared)
Denomination: Wesleyan
Scripture: Matthew 5:1
Shared: 10/23/2001
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Scripture: Matthew 5:5
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Shared: 12/29/2000
1- Demonstrate mercy 2- Pursue peace
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Scripture: Matthew 5:1-5:12
Shared: 6/4/2006
Christ-followers need to be people of integrity who faithfully do what they say they will do.
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Scripture: Matthew 5:33-5:37
Shared: 4/2/2005
1- We must hunger and thirst 2- We must strive for purity
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Scripture: Matthew 5:1-5:12, Matthew 5:1-5:5
Shared: 5/22/2006
Jesus as a teacher of wisdom, and how God's wisdom is "upside down" compared to the wisdom of the world.
Series: Portraits of Christ
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Scripture: Matthew 5:1-5:12, 1 Corinthians 1:18-1:25
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Clinton responds angrily to senator's Benghazi questioning
A frustrated Hillary Clinton responded angrily to Republican senator Ron Johnson's questioning about the release of information following the Benghazi attacks.
"What difference does it make?" a clearly exasperated Clinton told the senator, insisting that her focus should be on bringing the militants to justice.