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Something I've been keeping an eye on this season and haven't seen posted about much on here is the success that Aaron Hill has found in Arizona. Despite the title of this post, I think most fans wouldn't wish failure on any former Jay, and are happy that Aaron has been able to turn things around with his new team. However, I, and perhaps other fans, might wonder how such a complete turnaround happened.
I didn't want to make this post until enough time had passed to accurately judge if Aaron's new found success is sustainable or simply a fluke of small sample size. Now that a full year has passed I think it is safe to judge his performance since leaving the Blue Jays and review how successful he's been. A quick look at Aaron's stats this year show a slash line of .295/.348/.483 with an OPS of .831. Combine that with the last 31 games of last year that Aaron played with Arizona where he had an OPS of .878 and you have almost a full year of sustained success. Looking at more stats, Aaron's WAR per Baseball Reference this year is 2.3, and last year in his very limited time with Arizona he put up a 1.5 WAR.
Quickly, as a point of reference, I'd like to look at Aaron's numbers with Toronto the two years before being traded. In 2010,after putting up a great season for us the previous year, Aaron struggled to the tune of an OPS .665 and a WAR (again, per Baseball Reference) of 0.6. We all assumed at the time that this was somewhat of a fluke and Aaron would be able to bounce back, if not to his 2009 levels, at least to a useful MLB player. 2011, however, found Hill putting up truly abysmal numbers, with his OPS at the time of his trade to Arizona at an incredibly low .584 and a WAR of -1.0. This is of course, not new information, but summed up here to show how drastically Hill's performance bottomed out, and his subsequent return to productivity with his new team.
Which brings me to the point of this whole post. How is such a complete and utter turn around possible? How can a player go from all-star level performance, to being an absolute black hole offensively for nearly two years, then immediately find success again upon being traded? The most cliche and common explanation is that "change of scenery" was all the player needed. Although I think there can be a degree of truth to this explanation, I find it hard to believe that a simple change of team can cause a player to find sustainable success after two years of mediocre or worse play. What I would suggest though, is that Hill's two year decline (generous to call it that) and subsequent success with Arizona suggests some sort of flaw with the Blue Jays system or mishandling on their part of the player. One person who perhaps deserves some of the blame is Dwayne Murphy. Coupled with Hill's turnaround, it often seems that many of our players are sent to AAA and come back with a more refined or successful swing (Snider always seemed to do well after coming up from Las Vegas for a couple weeks, then would start swinging wildly, Lind as well). Similarly, I believe I remember hearing that Encarnacion was able to finally tap into his power and hit consistently this year after working with a non-Blue Jay hitting coach this offseason. Now obviously, Murphy has been key to unlocking the potential in some of our best offensive threats (Bautista and Rasmus at least) but perhaps with certain players his approach to coaching isn't as effective. I don't think it would be fair to point to one coach for any one player's complete lack of success, this is just one possible way in which Hill was mishandled.
So, to sum all this up: I think that Hill's terrible performance for two years with the Blue Jays and subsequent success this year with Arizona points to some flaw with player handling within the Blue Jays organization. One possible place to look is at the hitting coach, however this may be only one part of the reason for Hill's failure here in Toronto. Clearly, in writing this I didn't used advanced stats beyond WAR, which I'm sure others here could expand on. This post is more to generate discussion and hear other's opinions and theories rather than for me to claim to know the reasons for Hill's problems with the Jays. Finally, I'd like to add that I am not a huge Aaron Hill fan and I'm not writing this as an apologist to make up excuses for his poor play with the team, only because I am troubled by the fact that a player would immediately play much better once leaving our team.


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- FSU opponents completed 58.5% of all passes, which surprisingly is good for 47th place amongst all defenses.
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- Standardized per attempt, FSU forced an INT once every 21.7 attempts (16th) -- just a fraction behind BC, and about 1 Att. behind that of National Champion Alabama.


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I can agree with you on that statement! Haha! I think the novel of Trek V explained how Enterprise was able to get to the center so fast, but I forgot the quote, in addition to how it was possible. They should have used it to explain how they got there so fast. Darn, why did Scotty have to bump his head! lol It's like a slap in the face on Shatner's part: "Okay, let's find a way to knock Scotty unconscious so we can just skip the possibility of having a logical reason as to how Enterprise get's to the great barrier so fast."
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Yeah, but it wasn't really an 'explanation' by any stretch of the imagination. Or, I guess one might say it was a standard Trek explanation!!!!
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during their pursuit and is able to duplicate their rate of travel as well as Sybok's shield modifications allowing them to penetrate the Barrier.
A deflector shield modification that also conveniently managed to radically increase the ships speed to get to the centre of the Galaxy in hours instead of far, far longer. Sounds like a Trek tech plan to me!
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Destruction ?
Murder ?
I could ask.
"Why me ?"
But we all posess an answer,
Yet different, every one.
Mother slurrs because I'm a mistake,
The girl that should not have been.
Father ?
Because I am a failure.
But tell me, daddy dearest,
How does one dissapoint,
When nothing was expected in the first place ?
'Tis my future.
To kill,
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To kill,
For the better.
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Fall guys There aren't many places that cops can speak out against injustice like we can in American Police Beat. You all have my profound thanks as a former police and corrections officer and longtime subscriber. I'm sure I'm not alone in my outrage at the TV news media, which, hours after the shooting at Virginia Tech, started looking for a fall guy.
The criticism of officers on the scene that they didn't do more to stop the shooting is an insult. According to reporters, law enforcement officials should have shut down the entire campus of 26,000 students right after the first shooting.
Considering that the first crime scene was contained, why would police officials panic thousands of students and teachers needlessly?
Most murderers flee from the scene so they don't get caught. No one would have the hindsight to think that a mass murder was about to take place a couple of hours later.
Instead of placing the blame on the guilty party who committed the crimes, the reporters seemed to be trying their best to make someone other than the gunman the fall guy for this terrible tragedy.
It's another tragedy when the police, who are willing to lay down their lives every time they go to work, are accused of not doing their best. Shame on the news media.
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The claim I'm making in the headline of this FanPost will probably strike you as odd. Surely the Rangers, who until they lost to the Senators last night led the league, were the biggest test of this team's mettle. Or else the Flyers were, from whom the Senators wrested 3 of 4 points in a home and home series, which, if it had ended poorly for Ottawa, would have us fans looking over our figurative shoulders at the Leafs and Devils instead of confidently predicting a play-off appearance in April.
But the Senators are winless against the Canadiens this season, and if they can't solve the Habs, two or three more losses against their division rivals could spell trouble for their play-off hopes.
Consider: During their present thirteen-game hot streak, the Sens' only regulation loss has been to the Canadiens, on December 27, and it was an embarrassment. In the two games they have played against the Habs thus far this season, the Senators have scored 3 goals and allowed 8. Craig Anderson has a goals-against-average of 4.50 versus the Habs this season, and a .818 save percentage; Alex Auld's is not much better. Erik Karlsson's plus/minus in games against the Habs is -5, his worst, so far as I can tell, against any individual team. The Habs are also one of only 5 teams whom the Sens have played at least twice against whom Karlsson has not scored any points (the others are Vancouver, Carolina, Boston, and Tampa Bay; it comes as no surprise, then, that the team's record in games played against these 5 opponents is a measly 4-5-2). And this is just to single out but a handful of players who have not looked good against the Habs.
It looks like the Senators have been able to 'get up' for tough opponents, lately, but the onus will be on them to 'get up' against lesser lights, such as the Habs on Saturday and the Hurricanes, again, next week.
The recent trade of Mike Cammalleri could help, but then again, the Sens haven't been able to take advantage of the Habs' other recent terrible decisions, like firing Perry Pearn or Jacques Martin; indeed, it was the Senators who gave Cunneyworth his first win as interim head coach of the struggling Habs.
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What? You guys are all geeked out on this "division race"?
Obviously your overwhelming and crippling pessimism has not overcome you entirely, making you focus on the upcoming offseason like it has to me. Every night when I put on my "I LOVE STEVE PHYSIOC" footie onesies on and cuddle up next to my "COMM NATE + HALOWOOD = FOREVER" pillow I drift off to the land where the Angels have one legitimate hitter in its pathetic line up. A universe that isnt one in which its best hitter has a sub .300 OBP and the future lies in the hands of a guy who doesn't even have the common decency to not be a name jacking doppleganger of another past Angel legend.
Here is my top five reasons why Prince "I Am A Better Hitter (and eater (dont worry more fat jokes are coming, buckle up its going to be one hilarious ride) ) Than Your Entire Team Combined" Fielder needs to be signed AT ALL COSTS in my second edition of Phi's Five. (The FIRST Phi's Five)
When he hits the ball, it bursts into fire and leaves a smoke trial. Tell me "Angel Fans" which player on the team RIGHT NOW has recently burst a baseball into flames based purely on his awesome hitting ability? Yeah, that's right, I hope you feel stupid for even Google searching that.
This picture symbolizes one thing and one thing only:
Passion. He just LOVES the feeling of victory all over his face (in the form of champagne) foaming in his goatee and dripping off his chin in all its glorious, white, sticky, expensive glory. The man shows he does WHAT IT TAKES to be a winner.
Prince is
really really really really really fat. Like holy shit, who slides with chicken legs in his hands? The umps are really slipping if they allow that kind of obese-ness (yes that is a word, no dont google it) on the field. ROBOTS WOULDN'T FRIED CHICKEN ON THE FIELD THIS PICTURE ENRAGES ME. I BET THAT FAT ASSHOLE JOE WEST WAS UMPING THIS GAME AND HE GOT A CUT OF THE CHICKEN BUCKET TO LET HIM BE FAT IN PUBLIC, I BET KFC HAS A CUT IN THIS, WE MUST ALL LOBBY AND WRITE LETTERS TO..... wait whats that? Its photo..what!? I DIDNT EVEN KNOW THAT WAS POSSIBLE!..........durable.
Despite worries, Prince Fielder is definitely not the hated Mo Vaughn. Not even close.
See totally different. I assume this will put to rest ANY concerns ANY has EVER had about these two players being REMOTELY the same.
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News: Yung Berg's Chain Snatcher Accuses Him Of Snitching, "I Know You Told The FBI" [Video]
Tuesday, Oct 5, 2010 11:20AM
A day after rapper Yung Berg confirmed reports of his Batman chain being stolen, the alleged criminal, rapper Rowdy-T, has confronted the remarks and accused him of speaking with legal authorities.
Following an interview Berg did claiming the chain was not important, Rowdy released another video ridiculing Berg.
"I heard your little interview on ther aid station today, which was ridiculous. You said that this chain was going to be given to a 10-year-old for charity case, that's the only reason you're pissed off about it. Come on now, come on," Rowdy-T calmly stated. "You got stuck. You're going to give this to a 10-year-old boy for what, so he can get robbed and stuck up everyday like you? I know you been on the phone, I know you told the FBI. They contact my people and start harassing people. That's not how gangsters do business, tell the truth man. Stop being on the b**ch a** level and come see me." (All Hip Hop)
Yesterday, Berg initially released a statement speaking on the chain.
"This Batman chain is not important to me. I got chains...The biggest issue for me was that I gave away to charity, to a kid that loves Batman," - Berg (Hip Hop DX)
Rowdy-T previously taunted the rapper a few days ago over what went down.
In a YouTube video -- which, in this case, serves as a new age press release, as well as incriminating evidence -- Rowdy-T taunts Yung Berg while going on about how North London blokes aren't to be taken lightly. T shouts out real MCs like D-Block and Gucci Mane, and manages to ask, "What the f--- is a Yung Berg?" Brandishing the chain he supposedly relieved Yung Berg of, Rowdy also makes sure to announce the best way to reach him for an interview is via his managers. The two-minute diatribe is followed by his song 'Gangsta Music." (The Boom Box)
Earlier this year, SOHH spoke with Soulja Boy's S.O.D. artist JBar about his boss being photographed wearing Berg's last stolen chain.
"We ain't got no problems with Yung Berg," Bar told SOHH. "We had got the chain up off of somebody else who had the chain. So we were just holding that sh*t. We just got it from somebody who had it so we were like, 'Ah sh*t!,' we didn't want that sh*t floating around no more so we just holding on to it until he trying to get it back. Yeah [I know what it looks like,] I know people looked at it the wrong way but people were probably thinking 'They weren't thinking when posting them pictures' but it wasn't nothing like that though. We ain't robbed that dude or nothing. Right, no beef no beef." (SOHH)
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Fast food outlet goes gourmet
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ANDREA and Christopher Patmore knew nothing about the restaurant business but still managed to open
one of the most innovative dining facilities in Mandeville, Manchester.
The 'two-in-one' fastfood and fine-dining concept was not originally planned, said Andrea Patmore of the two-storey, 1,060 square-foot Star Grill restaurant she operates with her husband, Christopher, on South Race Course Road.
"We were just thinking sandwiches, but as we went along with the construction, ideas came to our head and we thought maybe we could add a fine-dining section," she said.
Star Grill held its grand opening on Saturday, almost a year after its doors opened last November. The Patmores saw it fit to open at this time, having literally spent the past year getting their feet wet in the restaurant business.
Recalling the pair's bold initiative, Andrea said her husband came up with the idea as they brainstormed to find the perfect business to start in Mandeville.
"I'm a Kingstonian, living in Manchester for the past four years, but my husband is from this side," said Andrea.
"While living in Kingston, I used to go to a lot of nice restaurants, but, after coming to Mandeville, there were really not many options," she added, noting that this prompted Christopher to make the suggestion.
On the restaurant's top floor, the fine-dining section offers gourmet meals, including jerk fish, lamb chops, steak, lobster, and shrimp. The fastfood menu offering downstairs is primarily comprised of a variety of sandwiches, including chicken, stew pork and Cajun-guava, said Andrea.
"We are trying to accommodate everybody. It's a complete dining experience and we wanted to make it affordable," Christopher interjected.
"It's an experience we are trying to create that you don't normally get at a restaurant, from the type of food to the ambience," he added.
On concept, Star Grill appears to be a 'winner'. Equipped with a drive-thru, the restaurant is located in what appears to be a prime location for vibrant business in the heart of Mandeville's town centre, in close proximity to the Inland Revenue Department and Post Office, and in a Jamaican city that is believed to have relatively higher purchasing power.
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But with patronage at Star Grill totalling some 800 diners a week so far, the Patmores think they may have stumbled upon a business that will defy the odds.
"The response has been very good, especially considering that we opened November 28 last year and have not engaged in any aggressive marketing until now," Andrea said.
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Yes...I know it's not autumn, nor did I intend for this look to be so autumn-like...but it definitely is. I do love it though. I especially love the yellow. It's so vibrant...probably one of the best yellows I've tried...and it's from the BH Cosmetics Tropical Matte Palette! The yellows in these bulk palettes are very rarely anything to brag about but this one...*swoon*.
MAC Brow Pencil in Lingering
Mally Beauty 24/7 Profession Brow Powder in Taupe
MAC Studio Select Concealer in NW25
Senna Cosmetics Brow Fix X in Taupe
Too Faced Shadow Insurance (primer)
MAC Painterly Paintpot (base)
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Maybelline Waterproof Volume Express Mascara—Very Black
Salon Perfect Demi Wispies
Duo Clear Lash Glue
MAC Studio Fix Fluid in NW25
MAC Careblend Pressed Powder in Medium
Loreal Bare Naturale Concealer in Light (under eye concealer/brightener)
NYC Skin Smoothing Bronzer (contour/bronzer)
MAC Mineralize blush in Warm Soul (blush)
Ulta lipliner in Flesh
MAC lipstick in Shy Girl and Ravishing
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18 comments:
- Stephanie said...
love it!
- July 31, 2011 at 5:09 PM
- D.Sadie said...
I love that hint of yellow/gold. =)
- July 31, 2011 at 6:06 PM
- Jen W said...
So gorgeous. I agree, the yellow is amazing and looks so good contrasted against the cranberry shade.
- July 31, 2011 at 6:13 PM
- G. said...
Oooh, I love that little pop of yellow in this look. I'm always looking for fun ways to incorporate yellow e/s into a look. Totally stealing this one. ;)
- July 31, 2011 at 8:06 PM
- socialitedreams said...
i love the colors on the outer corner top lid! fabulous lashes as well...just a pretty look overall really
- July 31, 2011 at 10:21 PM
- SuGaR said...
yummy :D
- July 31, 2011 at 10:32 PM
- lucylu. said...
looks beautiful! x
- July 31, 2011 at 11:27 PM
- Kimberly said...
What a great look, I love it
- August 1, 2011 at 12:38 AM
- Jenn said...
THis is gorgeous!! Great job :)
- August 1, 2011 at 5:27 AM
- Miss Ellis said...
The yellow is very pretty!
- August 1, 2011 at 5:43 AM
- kirstyb said...
wow those eyes look fabulous xxxx
- August 1, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Mama Laura said...
I really like this. Especially with the top you paired with it - the colors are fab together.
- August 1, 2011 at 11:16 AM
- BeautifulM. said...
you are soooo pretty!I love the make-up!
- August 1, 2011 at 1:42 PM
- Jacquelyn said...
That is pretty!!!!
- August 2, 2011 at 4:05 PM
- roha said...
that looks lovely. especially like your brows! so well defined.
really like your blog, following now. follow me back? :)
xx romi
- August 3, 2011 at 10:16 AM
- Anusha Outfitter said...
The look is great!!! I love the yellow the most. That's my fav shade of yellow!
- August 3, 2011 at 2:20 PM
- strawberryprincess said...
I love the yellow too...and you are so pretty.. wonder if it looks good in a soso looking girl like me...
- August 3, 2011 at 11:09 PM
- jill said...
I love the little flash of gold! I would try this, but I think it would be lost among my freckles. maybe a different color?
x. jill
- August 7, 2011 at 3:51 PM
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Winter Vegetable Minestrone
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- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 1 14.5-ounce can diced tomatoes
- 1 small butternut squash (about 1 1/2 pounds), cut into 1-inch pieces
- 3 medium carrots, chopped
- 1 15-ounce can navy beans, rinsed
- 1 3-inch piece Parmesan rind (optional), plus grated Parmesan for serving
- 1/2 cup small pasta shells
- 1/4 Savoy cabbage, chopped
- crusty bread, for serving
- Heat oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add the onion, ¾ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper. Cook, stirring frequently, until soft, 8 to 10 minutes.
- Add the tomatoes (and their juices) and simmer until thickened, 6 to 8 minutes. Add the squash, carrots, beans, 6 cups water, and Parmesan rind, if desired, and bring to a boil. Simmer, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables are tender, 20 to 25 minutes. Add the pasta and cabbage. Simmer until the pasta is tender.
- Serve topped with grated Parmesan and with crusty bread on the side.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 346
- Fat 9g
- Sat Fat 2g
- Cholesterol 3mg
- Sodium 913mg
- Protein 12g
- Carbohydrate 58g
- Sugar 11g
- Fiber 13g
- Iron 4mg
- Calcium 218mg
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Hockey is a game of respect, honor, skill, speed and finesse. It is also a game of violence and brutality that separates it from the rather pedestrian walks of many other sports. Fortunately and unfortunately, all of these qualities of the game were on display Friday night between the Isles and Pens.
When I look back on the last few years of watching the Islanders, I'm found wanting for any kind of passion or desire. As the old cliché goes, "As a hockey player, you play for the crest on the front of the jersey and not the name on the back". It just hasn't seemed that the Islanders teams of the 2000's portrayed that quality of wanting to play for each other. There was no accountability. To finally bear witness to players wanting to uphold their honor and their dignity was refreshing and horrifying at the same time. What follows is my opinion regarding last Friday's "I went to a fight and hockey game broke out".
Many talking heads, analysts, mainstream media types and sportstalk radio jocks have spoken out against the Islanders form of "Frontier Justice" on display against the Penguins last Friday. There were acts of pure desperation and frayed nerves. Were some of them deplorable? Yes. Were some of them justified? Yes. Do I believe that the Islanders exacted their pound of flesh in an adequate fashion? Absolutely.
I can't sit here and exalt the actions of Trevor Gillies and Matt Martin. Gillies' bionic elbow and Martin's sucker punch were uncalled for and harshly, yet rightly punished (9 games for Gillies and 4 for Martin). The finite patience of any team faced with countless wrongdoings by the league, by fellow teams, by officials, by the media had finally taken their toll to cause the Islanders players to snap. It's not simply about what happened February 2nd, when Blake Comeau felt the sting of a blind side, head-hunting hit from Max Talbot or the anvil of a left cross of Brent Johnson on Rick DiPietro's fragile skull (in my personal opinion Johnson did the Islanders a favor). It is a culmination of so many missed calls and undisciplined illegal acts by other teams that I am not surprised that the patience simply ran out.
Again, I'm not here to be apologetic for the Islanders. Garth Snow may have said that his players actions weren't pre-meditated to the media, but let's not bullshit the people who know better. This had been festering ever since Zenon Konopka shouted to the Canadian Press that the team was no longer a doormat to be mocked and cajoled (they subsequently lost that game against the Sens and not by a small margin either). The Penguins were targeted because of their actions of the recent past which needed to be answered for.
There are those who speak from on high and call last Friday's game a "travesty" (*cough* Mario Le Pew*cough*). I can agree that, that owner's team certainly looked quite defeated before the real festivities started, but let's not kid ourselves. The Pens are no angels. Whether you want to bash on Matt Cooke and his destructive and detrimental acts or Sidney Crosby's whining about everything and then turning around and spearing opposing players (bet you thought I forgot about you spearing Jason Blake in the balls you little whiny bastard), the utter hypocrisy that has arisen from the NHL, the Penguins and the rest of the media is enough to make me sick.
The League is just as much at fault for the fracas of a game on Friday as much as the teams that were involved. Had Colin Campbell ever done his job (this is the only time I'll beat that dead horse) or the referees learned game management (those who know me will acknowledge the fact that I do not bash on my brethren often) then this whole debacle could have been avoided. It's simple attrition. If you don't call the penalties when they occur on the ice or dole out consistent supplemental justice to those deserving of suspensions, this is the end result: teams will stick up for themselves and exact their revenge the only way they can.
The events of Friday night will be forgotten by many around hockey in a matter of weeks or even days. However, here are things I think came out of this mess:
- The Islanders have finally realized that they needed to come together as a group of men and draw a line in the sand. Enough was enough. I give them full marks for sticking up for themselves, however in Martin's case, I would have waited for a more opportune moment to go after Talbot and hammer the point home as it were. The Islanders have finally gelled together as a team. Whether they reap the benefits this season or seasons to come is yet to be seen.
- The NHL and the Penguins have shown their true colors once again. For Colin Campbell to come out and say that the Islanders did not restrain their players and levied a $100,000 fine is okay with me. Money well spent. However, for the league not to acknowledge that Godard (who was rightly suspended for 10 games under rule 70.3, 70.10) was not held back by his coach and was allowed to leap over the boards in his attempt to protect a goaltender who was already looking for a fight (as a goaltender, you're not skating out to above the circles to get a better look of the fight at the other end of the rink, you're waiting for the right moment to jump in). Where are the fines, suspensions and tongue-lashing for the Penguins coaches (why did Bylsma start Johnson over Fleury knowing full well that the Islanders would be sore about their last encounter?) and organization for not controlling their players? I guess we'll never know.
- Gary Bettman got personally involved in a hockey operations process where his lawyer-ing was not required. For Bettman to openly include himself in the hearings leading to suspension of players is nothing more than the favoritism shown to the "haves" and the utter disgust shown towards the "have-nots". Bettman should have kept his nose out of it and left the decision up to the unsure hands of Bill Daly, Kris King and Colin Campbell. You live by the sword and die by it Gary. Either you hire people who can take care of the job or it's time to resign, step down and hand the regime over to someone more capable of rendering a proper decision. If you need to be present and make an example out of one team over another then there is something sorely lacking from the people you've appointed to take care of these matters.
In the end, this game will in my opinion represent a turning point for the Islanders organization. Finally, after years of inconsistent play and inconsistent management, this team has finally realized what they are capable of if they only come together. What gets lost in this whole thing is the fact that the Islanders won the game in convincing fashion, 9-3. That's nine goals by six different scorers against a team that has won a Stanley Cup in the recent past (albeit depleted by injury). The hockey part of the game was exhilarating, the rough stuff proved that hockey has not lost its edge; the ridiculous and never-ending barrage of violence was embarrassing. However, when all is said and done, I believe that this will resonate both positively and negatively in the very fabric of the game and with the Islanders organization for quite some time, leaving a lasting impression on the fans, players, organizations and ultimately the NHL.


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The Alabama women's track and field team landed seven student-athletes on the SEC Freshmen Academic Honor Roll as announced by the conference office today. The seven selections ties for the most of any sport at the University of Alabama.
SEC Commissioner Mike Slive named Jordan Harper, Meghan Hawkins, Angelica Howard, Haley Moody, Nicole Okolo, Rachel Robbs, and Kiara Thompson to the honor roll.
As a school, Alabama was third among all SEC institutions with 56 honorees. To be eligible for the honor, each student-athlete must have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or above at the nominating institution as well as have completed 24 semester hours of non-remedial credit at the nominating institution. The 2008 SEC Freshmen Academic Honor Roll is based on grades from the 2007-08 academic calendar.
Howard scored points for the Crimson Tide in the shot put at the Indoor and Outdoor SEC Championships placing fifth outdoors. Moody finished 13th at the SEC Cross Country Championships and 18th at the NCAA South Region Championships to earn All-SEC and All-South Region, respectively.
Okolo finished sixth in the 4x100 meter relay at the Mideast Region Championships to earn All-Mideast Region honors. Robbs etched her name into the Alabama record books this year sitting at number two in the heptathlon.


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Charges are being filed against the drivers in a two-vehicle crash that resulted in a juvenile's death.
According to a news release Wednesday from the Cobb County Police Department, the crash occurred Saturday on Hurt Road at its intersection with Concord Road in Smyrna.
According to investigators, a maroon 1996 Chevrolet was southbound on Hurt Road while a silver 2007 Pontiac G5 was westbound on Concord Road. According to witnesses at the scene, the Pontiac ran a red light at the intersection and hit the driver's side of the Chevrolet. The impact caused the Chevrolet to roll over, coming to rest on its right side; a juvenile passenger was ejected from the vehicle upon impact.
The juvenile was transported to Atlanta Medical Center, then subsequently flown to Egleston Children's Hospital and listed in critical condition. Investigators with Cobb Police's Selective Traffic Enforcement Program Unit were notified Tuesday that the juvenile had died as a result of the injuries.
The Pontiac's driver, identified as 19-year-old Julian Guzman of Hiram, now faces a second-degree vehicular homicide charge, as well as the charge of failure to obey a traffic control device. Guzman and his three passengers did not claim any injuries from the collision.
Charges are also forthcoming for 35-year-old Sharone Gadsden of Atlanta, the driver of the Chevrolet, for failure to secure a minor in a seatbelt. Gadsden following the crash was transported to WellStar Kennestone Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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I was reading through Curt Schilling's latest entries today on his blog, 38 Pitches, and I was very interested in this little quote:
"Chemistry is about winning, period. It starts in spring training, where having a good group of guys lays the foundation every year, but it doesn't come into play until the games start counting. No clubhouse has good chemistry if you are losing. That's not to mean it's a bad place, but there's a difference, a palpable difference, inside a winning and losing clubhouse, and that's what the media calls chemistry."
I found it interesting because I've been saying that forever. I've long asserted that chemistry is an overrated part of a team's success. A team has good chemistry because it is winning, it doesn't win because it has good chemistry. This isn't something I can specifically recall discussing here (at least not recently), but I know I've gotten in big arguments over it on some of the forums I frequent. To hear my position backed up by an experienced big leaguer like Schilling was nice.
To take a moment to plug schilling's blog, you really should check it out if you don't already. He's posting a lot because it's spring training, and he says he'll slow down when the season starts, but considering he answers an enormous number of questions several days a week, fewer material still means a lot of words and thoughts. There is a lot to learn from what he says too. I've learned such things as what stats he looks at for a hitter (OBP, P/AB, etc), how he uses umpire stats, and what he feels about newer "designer stats" (he can't use them all for batter approach, but likes a lot of them and knows front offices use a lot of them). He also spends a fair amount of time talking about some of his philanthropic ventures, as well as his start up video game company (he is an avid player of World of Warcraft and other MMORPG's). Just in the last couple days, given a lot of good info on how to scout hitters, how pitchers and catchers work together, how to train young boys good throwing mechanics, written a nice little set of paragraphs on his late father, and had a back in forth with Kevin Millar which involved a full response from Millar. It really is a fantastic thing to read.


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North Texans are running in support of those affected by the bombing at the Boston Marathon.
Luke's Locker is sponsoring eight different runs across the state. Sporting blue and yellow Boston Marathon gear, runners in Dallas took on the Katy Trail early Wednesday morning. "When something like this happens you want to come out and show support. You want to show each other that we have to get back up and do it again," said runner Monica Hamer. A run was also held in Plano.
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Cold Hollow Cider Mill is squeezing some new juice out of its Waterbury location.
The company, long known for its fresh squeezed cider, is now drawing electricity from 26 Solar Trackers out back. The panels provide about 200 kilowatts of power-- enough to meet about half of its energy needs to run the cider mill and visitor center. Cold Hollow's owner says the panels will provide a lot more than power for visitors.
"We're calling this our solar orchard, here at Cold Hollow. And what we're doing is harvesting the power of the sun and we're going to let people walk amongst the orchard and maybe do some pick your own solar as well," said Paul Brown of Cold Hollow Cider Mill. "We'll have some interpretive signage, we'll have a bridge, we'll keep it mowed nice so people can... We're hoping it's going to be a real added attraction to all the other things we do here at the mill."
The panels, like many others that have sprouted up in the area in recent months, are part of a power purchase agreement with a private company. Brown says it operates similar to a lease, where they get a discount on power for playing host and have an option to buy after six years.
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Antimicrobial Test Laboratories - Staff
The many people who work at Antimicrobial Test Laboratories are intelligent, professional, and helpful. Our clients can count on them to help speed their projects from start to finish.
- Gina Tanner, M.B.A. | CEO
- Benjamin Tanner, Ph.D. | President
- Luisa Ikner, Ph.D. | Senior Virologist
- Jason Williams, B.S. | Microbiology Manager
- Benjamin Grosse-Siestrup, Ph.D. | Microbiology Manager
- Nicholas Garcia, B.S. | Quality Assurance Specialist
- Diego Ugarte, B.S. | Microbiologist
- Drew Sowersby, M.S. | Microbiologist
- Blake Rolland, B.S. | Microbiologist
- Michelle Sawyer, B.S. | Microbiologist
- Katelyn Hammond, B.S. | Microbiologist
- Nicole Goulding, B.S. | Microbiologist
- Andrew Hartman, B.S. | Business Development Manager
- Kimberly Korn | Bookeeping Assistant
- Eric Cuellar | Microbiology Intern
Gina Tanner holds a B.S. in Finance from the University of Arizona and an MBA. She brings years of Fortune 50 sourcing, marketing, finance and accounting experience to Antimicrobial Test Laboratories. Most importantly, Gina brings her passion for customer service and efficient business processes.
"I want innovators to feel comfortable exploring the possibilities of their technologies at Antimicrobial Test Laboratories. To that end, I spend my days streamlining lab-client interactions, maintaining our fast test-turnaround times, and making sure our customers are satisfied with their testing experience."
Benjamin Tanner holds a Ph.D. in Microbiology and Immunology from the University of Arizona, where he studied infectious disease transmission with Dr. Charles Gerba. He founded Antimicrobial Test Laboratories with his wife in 2006 after enjoying years as a microbiologist with The Clorox Company. Since then he has overseen thousands of antimicrobial efficacy studies for industry, academia, and government.
Dr. Tanner wrote the book "Legal Aspects of Infectious Diseases" and routinely serves as an expert in litigation related to microbial contamination and infection. He enjoys helping parties on both sides of litigation understand the microbiological phenomena central to their disputes.
Dr. Tanner spends most of his time working with the laboratory's clients to ensure the success of their projects and working one-on-one with Antimicrobial Test Laboratories' proficient staff.
"Being part of Antimicrobial Test Laboratories' growth has been incredible. Together with our clients, we have created great jobs for microbiologists, helped amazing products to succeed in the market, and become widely known as a responsive, competent commercial partner. Our goal for 2014 and beyond is simple: Build our position as the very best laboratory for antimicrobial testing."
Dr. Tanner takes part in the following organizations:
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Luisa Ikner holds a Ph.D. in Soil, Water and Environmental Science (Environmental Microbiology focus) from the University of Arizona. She has worked as a microbiologist for nine years on a variety of projects under the guidance of Dr. Raina Maier and Dr. Charles Gerba.
Her projects have included the assessment of human impact on bacterial populations in pristine cave systems and method development for concentration and detection of enteric viruses in water.
Luisa brings a wealth of knowledge and technical expertise in applied virology to Antimicrobial Test Laboratories.
"Whether one considers viruses as abiotic or living, they have and will continue to shape things to come for humankind. The development of virucides has been a key factor in exercising some control over these infectious agents."
Jason Williams holds a B.S. in Microbiology from Texas Tech University. His previous work experience includes USDA, where he studied virulence and pathogenesis of hemorrhagic E. coli. Jason plays a key role in laboratory operations and project management. Prior to joining Antimicrobial Test Labs, he served in the United States Marine Corps, where he was a two-time recipient of the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal.
"We may never win the war against pathogens, but we can pick our battles through the prudent use of effective antimicrobial products. I am excited to take part in optimizing the effectiveness of antimicrobials and disinfectants produced by today's leading and largest consumer product manufacturers."
Benjamin Grosse-Siestrup completed his Master's studies in microbiology in 2006 at the University of Würzburg, Germany. He then moved to the US, where he earned a Ph.D. in Infectious Diseases from the University of Georgia, studying gene regulation in Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the causative agent of tuberculosis.
Dr. Grosse-Siestrup brings several years of experience working in high containment laboratories to Antimicrobial Test Laboratories. His scientific acumen fits well within the company. His natural interest in business coupled with his interest in antimicrobial technologies is a great asset to colleagues and customers alike.
"In 1969, after the discovery of penicillin, US Surgeon General William H. Stewart said 'The time has come to close the book of infectious disease.' Today we know that this time has not come and maybe never will. However, by supporting the development of new antimicrobial agents, we can try to shift the battles with the microbes in our favor."
Nicholas holds a B.S in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University. Before joining Antimicrobial Test Laboratories, Nick worked at a cutting-edge biotechnology company on assay devlopment, then as a cGMP quality and validation specialist for a global pharmaceutical company.
He now serves as Antimicrobial Test Laboratories' Quality Assurance Specialist, where he ensures scientific quality by employing his solid understanding of GLP regulations, official ASTM and AOAC test methods, and solid benchtop microbiology background.
Diego Ugarte holds a B.S. in Microbiology from the University of Texas at Austin. Prior to joining Antimicrobial Test Laboratories, Diego worked in sample collection and testing of Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) samples at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts. His MRSA experience is a great asset to the company.
Diego is also fluent in Spanish, his native tongue, and brings chemistry knowledge to the lab through experience in pharmaceutical studies.
Drew Sowersby holds a Master's in Biochemistry from Texas State University where he explored gene over-expression as a strategy to increase alcohol resistance in yeast.
He brings over 10 years of interdisciplinary laboratory training in Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Analytical Chemistry, Organic Synthesis, and Materials Science to Antimicrobial Test Laboratories.
His work on academic and commercial projects using sensitive biological assays, cell culturing, GLP/cGMP, and ASTM test methods are a great resource to the company.
Blake Rolland holds a B.S. in Microbiology from the University of Oklahoma. Blake has a genuine interest in microbiology and pathogenesis. The benchtop laboratory experience he gained while studying under a number of prestigious professors assists him in executing a number of the test methods offered by Antimicrobial Test Laboratories.
Michelle Sawyer holds a B.S. in Microbiology and Cell Science from the University of Florida, where she developed a love of microbiology and an interest in research and cell science. While studying and taking classes she also worked in a cancer cell biology research laboratory under the UF College of Medicine. Her previous benchtop lab experience and training help her to execute a variety of test methods at Antimicrobial Test Laboratories.
Katelyn Hammond holds a B.S. in Microbiology from the University of Texas, Austin. Here coursework was heavy on laboratory-based training, including the study of cell culture and virology.
Not content to limit herself to the classroom, she took an opportunity to work at The Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS), where she was able to make a significantly improve infectious disease reporting with regard to salmonellosis and varicella infections.
Katelyn's education and experience to date put her in a position to succeed among the bright scientists who work alongside her at Antimicrobial Test Laboratories.
Nicole Goulding holds a B.S. of Biological Sciences from the University of California at Santa Barbara. Prior to her work at Antimicrobial Test Labs, Nicole worked for Genentech, where she assisted in the production of commercial and clinical therapeutics.
Nicole contributes her regulatory compliance background and mindset of process improvement to the lab. Nicole excelled in her microbiology lab-based courses and her educational background gives her a strong knowledge of microbiology theory and lab practices.
Andrew Hartman holds a B.S. in Business Management from West Chester University in Pennsylvania, where he studied various aspects of business operations and management. He is technically minded, friendly, and helpful.
Prior to joining Antimicrobial Test Laboratories, Andrew spent several years developing business opportunities in the medical device testing industry
He strives to give the customer the best experience, every time. His previous work experience and his passion for customer service make him a great addition to Antimicrobial Test Laboratories.
Kimberly Korn brings over a decade of bookkeeping experience from the medical manufacturing and aerospace industries to her work at Antimicrobial Test Laboratories. Her contribution to the business side of the laboratory ensures projects don't get held up in accounting.
She also supports the lab and the scientists by performing many general office functions. Her cheerful, "customer first" attitude will brighten your day.
"Success is a journey, not a destination. Let's make the most of our journey."
Eric Cuellar is a student at The University of Texas at Austin. This fall marks his final semester studying biological sciences with a concentration in microbiology. Eric plans on taking advantage of the internship and applying the knowledge obtained through his coursework, to gain experience in applied microbiology and the antimicrobial industry.


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ZURICH (AP) -- FIFA has awarded Niger a 3-0 victory by default in a 2014 World Cup qualifier because Gabon fielded an ineligible player.
FIFA says it confirmed the result after Gabon failed to file a proper appeal against a disciplinary committee decision which overturned a 0-0 draw in Niamey in June.
Republic of Congo heads the group with four points from two matches. Gabon and Niger have three points and last-place Burkina Faso has one.
FIFA ruled that midfielder Charly Moussono was ineligible for Gabon because he represented Cameroon at the 2006 Beach Soccer World Cup in Brazil.
However, Moussono also played four matches when technically ineligible at the 2012 African Cup of Nations as co-host Gabon reached the quarterfinals.
The Confederation of African Football has not overturned those results.


text: Why havent these three been on the court together this year?? I missed the Clips game, but against the Dubs and Nuggets i don't think this trio was ever on the court together. Why? I have no idea, IT has said playing with Bmac makes facilitating easier, IT and Boogie have good chemistry on and off the court, and an inside-out combo with Mclemore and Boogie could be deadly. Round out the lineup with Mbah a Moute and either Vasquez(small ball) or P-Patt/Thompson/Hayes and they could put some points on the board and play solid energy defense. I know its early Malone but lets see some experimenting!


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Buffalo Bills inside linebacker Nick Barnett headlined a list of eight players that did not practice on Wednesday as the team began preparations for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Barnett told reporters that he tweaked an ankle near the end of last week's loss to Cincinnati, and was held out of today's workout as a precaution. Early indications are that running back C.J. Spiller (knee), center Eric Wood (ankle) and linebacker Shawne Merriman (shoulder) received similar treatment.
Demetrius Bell (shoulder), Ruvell Martin (knee), Chris White (hamstring) and Aaron Williams (collarbone) all missed practice on Wednesday. Bell, White and Williams are expected to be out for the foreseeable future.
The news wasn't all bad, however. Terrence McGee was a full practice participant for the first time since Week 1, though it remains unclear if he'll play this weekend. Kraig Urbik was also a full participant on Wednesday, and figures to return to the starting lineup this weekend.
On Philadelphia's side of things, Jason Peters and Trent Cole missed practice - as expected - while Brent Celek (illness) and Juqua Parker (ankle) were limited. 11 more players were listed as full participants, including quarterback Michael Vick.


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By John Elizondo and Adam Shear
MCLENNAN COUNTY - McLennan County commissioners have voted to approve a plan that should save a lot of money on the inmate care budget.
County commissioners gave authorization to start a new ankle bracelet monitoring program. Instead of the county having to pay $45 per day to house non-violent offenders, those people can now be out of jail using the program.
Recovery Health will provide the ankle bracelets and the employees to help with the monitoring. Their office will be in the McLennan Co. Courthouse Annex building.
The inmate can continue their normal life with some court restrictions. Also instead of the county having to pay to keep the person in jail, the offender will have to pay $8 a day to stay on the program. The small fee will paid to Recovery Health.
The county can also choose to place indigent care inmates on the bracelet program as well. The county would have to pay $7 per day to keep those inmates out of jail and put them on the ankle bracelet program. However, the county says this option would save them from paying those inmates medical expenses and save them $37 per day for each inmate.
McLennan County Commissioner Kelly Snell says the new program benefits everyone, including county inmates.
"A lot of the times I've had people call the office here and it's just a bad situation they got into and the only alternative they have is to go to jail," Snell said. "They would like to be out working and not lose their job."
Judges can start sentencing non-violent offenders to ankle bracelet monitoring this week.
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In today's Signal: Facebook is questioned and praised at the same time; TED's most compelling ad campaigns of the year; mobile ads pay off for Facebook; TV and video ad predictions; connection in brand loyalty is everything; an open letter to Marissa Mayer; and more.
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Facebook: I Want My Friends Back: This disturbing analysis of Facebook's recent moves – cutting back distribution of folks' status updates while charging for promoted posts – could well end up blowing up in the company's face. It's certainly no good for the Independent Web, unless, in the end, it helps people realize how dangerous it is to be the Truffula Trees in the Onceler's backyard.
Facebook: We're Making Money from Mobile Ads (AP) Facebook started showing ads to users who access the platform from their phones and tablets about six months ago. On Tuesday, the company released third-quarter results, and disclosed that 14 percent of its ad revenue came from mobile advertising.
Where Are TV and Video Advertising Headed? My 10 Bets for 2020 (AdAge) Dave Morgan, CEO and founder of New York-based Simulmedia, a TV ad targeting company, offers some very specific predictions about the future of TV and video advertising. These are the very same bets he made when launching Simulmedia. "So at least my money is where my mouth is," he writes.
Ads Worth Spreading TED has just announced the third cycle of "Ads Worth Spreading," its initiative to find the 10 most compelling ad campaigns of the year. The dream behind this initiative is to find ads that communicate ideas with consumers in the same way that TED wants to communicate with its audience. TED invited Ace Metrix to test each of the ads with consumers to gauge a wide range of dimensions that included persuasion, watchability and emotional sentiment. The result was a complete qualitative and quantitative view of each ad's performance with a U.S. audience.
Technology Turns Brand Loyalty List Topsy-Turvy (NYT Media Decoder) This year's edition of the top 100 "loyalty leaders" list compiled by Brand Keys, a New York company that specializes in brand and customer-loyalty consulting, is significantly different from the lists of the last two years because of the continuous pace of change in technology. "Brand loyalty has always been primarily driven by emotional engagement," Brand Keys president Robert Passikoff said in a statement, "and the rankings on this year's list make it crystal clear that connection is everything."
DEAR MARISSA: Here's What's Missing From Yahoo's Advertising Strategy (BI) Darren Herman, chief digital media officer of The Media Kitchen and managing partner of KBS+ Ventures, penned this open letter to Marissa Mayer concerning Yahoo's marketing and advertising technology strategy that has been discussed in recent coverage of the company's Q3 results.
Audience Targeting Big, Getting Bigger (Digiday) The recent State of the Industry Study by Digiday and eXelate reveals that at least 80 percent of agencies, intermediaries and marketers embrace audience targeting. Not only is audience targeting critical for most online marketers, but they also plan to spend more on data in the coming year.
Web Ads Have Likability Problem (Digiday) A new study released by Adobe suggests that two-thirds of consumers think TV commercials are "more effective" than online advertising. The study also found that 73 percent of consumers think ads should be more about storytelling than about selling something. "That's probably something that will send heads nodding at many ad agencies, which are often pushed by clients to 'make the logo bigger' and go for the hard sell," notes writer Josh Sternberg.
Travis Shrugged: The creepy, dangerous ideology behind Silicon Valley's Cult of Disruption (Pando Daily) Uber founder Travis Kalanick wasn't happy when he was forced to shut down his yellow cab hailing service in New York last week due to regulation issues. Paul Carr, author of "The Upgrade: A Cautionary Tale of a Life Without Reservations" and "Bringing Nothing to the Party: True Confessions of a New Media Whore," shares his no-holds-barred thoughts on Kalanick's "fit" and adherence to "the Cult of Disruption: the faddish Silicon Valley concept which essentially boils down to 'let us do whatever we want, otherwise we'll bully you on the Internet until you do.'"
Why The Ad Industry Is In A Talent Rut And A Prescription For Change (FastCo.Create) Allison Kent-Smith, founder of Smith & Beta, a new digital education company set to launch before the end of the year, says the advertising industry has failed to develop and educate talent. "The industry struggles to evolve, react, and fully embrace the new rules for retaining (and attracting) the brightest minds," she posits. "Many agencies share common symptoms. We continue to trade and exchange the same group of digital leadership. Managers invest in a revolving door of the same types of people, who have all-too-familiar titles, but fail to develop the employees who show up each and every day. We continue to highlight acquisitions, awards, senior hires, and big client wins, yet when do we highlight agencies' practices for employee education?"
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Thursday, February 26, 2004
Judge enters dismissal in park murder case
The Roanoke paper reports here ("Rice murder charges dismissed," 2/26/04) and the Richmond paper reports here ("Murder indictments against Rice tossed," 2/26/04) that Judge Moon of W.D. Va. has ordered the dismissal of the murder charges against the defendant in the case of two women killed in the Shenandoah Park. The Richmond paper said Judge Moon refused to bar further prosecution, but characterized as remote the prospects of reindictment.
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WEST, Texas (AP) - Police in Texas say it's not clear how many people remain trapped in the rubble after a fertilizer plant explosion that killed as many as 15 people and injured more than 160 others.
Waco Police Sgt. William Patrick Swanton says early Thursday he doesn't know how many people have been rescued since the Wednesday night explosion in downtown West.
But he says officials on the ground remain in "search and rescue mode," going building to building in the largely decimated neighborhood surrounding the plant.
He says he knows some firefighters still are missing. Swanton says a thunderstorm that rolled through the area early Thursday has helped in some ways, including tamping down chemicals released from the plant.
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Have you registered to vote yet? Time is running out! Today is the deadline to register.
If you plan to vote in the April 30 senate primary election, you must register to vote by Wednesday, April 10.
Voter registration can be done through the mail, but not if you are just getting around to it today. If you still want to register, you should do it in person at North Reading Town Hall, or at the Registry of Motor Vehicles.
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If you're heading to the Registry of Motor Vehicles to apply for or renew your driver's license, you can fill out the voter form.
If you moved recently to a different city or town, you must re-register to vote at your new address. If you moved within the same city or town, just let the local elections office know (in writing) about your change of address.
And if you miss this deadline...
Make sure you register in time for the senate election on June 25. The deadline to register for that election is June 5.
Information provided by the Massachusetts Elections Division website.


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School House Craft Conference
School House Craft
Friday, September 23, 2011 at 10:00 AM - Sunday, September 25, 2011 at 5:00 PM (PDT)
Seattle, WA
Event Details
School House Craft will hold an amazing small business craft conference in the summer of 2011 in Seattle for artists, crafters and designers.
It's a three day conference where students will gather to attend classes from speakers who are getting straight A's in the small business DIY community! School House Craft will also be an opportunity to network and build friendships with other students. Students will build lasting relationships to help support and grow their small business!
Anyone who has or is considering starting a small business with a focus on art, craft or design. Do you have a shop on etsy, design websites, sell your work to shops or galleries, own your own retail shop, want to start a new venture turning your passion into a small business? If the answer is yes this is the conference for you!
Please note in purchasing a ticket you are giving permission to be photographed and in videos in connection with this conference. Images will be posted and share online.
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Friday, September 23, 2011 at 10:00 AM - Sunday, September 25, 2011 at 5:00 PM (PDT)
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October 15, 2005
Albany- It was a celebration in the streets of downtown Albany. People were dancing on Board Avenue to the sounds of Willie Moody at the Broad Street Blues and Music Festival.
Hundreds came out to enjoy the music of Little Brown Peack, J Blues Band, and Satallite Papa.
"It's fun just to see people come down and seeing how downtown's been revitalized and coming just to, it's all positive and a lot of fun," said Bo Henry, Event organizer.
"It's great, great music, great food, we're having a good time, the bands are great," said Karen and Chip Keith of Albany.
The music started at five and ran through midnight.
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Great show in Amherst! You totally stole the show. I'm hoping you release an album on iTunes or something soon! My friends and I kept trying to tell our other friends about your songs but the YouTube videos hardly do you justice. Watch out or your street cred might catch up with you!


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Messianic Jews accept Jesus Christ (Yeshua HaMashiach) as the Messiah yet retain a Jewish lifestyle. After conversion, they continue to observe Jewish holidays, rituals, and customs. Theology tends to vary widely among Messianic Jews.
Messianic Jews' Beliefs
Baptism - Baptism is done by immersion, of people who are old enough to understand and accept Yeshua as Messiah, or Savior.
Bible - Messianic Jews use the Hebrew Bible, the Tanakh, in their services, but also use the New Covenant, or B'rit Hadasha. They believe both are the inerrant, inspired Word of God.
Clergy - A rabbi, which means teacher, is the spiritual leader of a Messianic congregation or synagogue.
Circumcision - Messianic Jews hold that male believers must be circumcised, since it is a part of keeping the Covenant
Communion - The Messianic worship service does not include communion or the Lord's Supper.
Dietary Laws - Some Messianic Jews observe kosher dietary laws, others do not.
Gifts of the Spirit - Many Messianic Jews are charismatic, speaking in tongues. They believe that the Holy Spirit's gift of healing also continues today.
Holidays - Holy days observed include those recognized by Judaism: Passover, Sukkot, Yom Kippur, and Rosh Hashanah.
Jesus Christ - Messianic Jews refer to Jesus by his Hebrew name, Yeshua. They accept him as the Messiah promised in the Old Testament, and believe he died an atoning death for the sins of humanity, was raised from the dead and is alive today.
Sabbath - Like traditional Jews, Messianic Jews observe the Sabbath starting at sundown on Friday until sundown on Saturday.
Sin - Sin is a transgression against the Torah and is cleansed by the shed blood of Yeshua.
Trinity - Messianic Jews vary in their beliefs about the Triune God: Father (HaShem); Son (HaMeshiach); and the Holy Spirit (Ruach HaKodesh). Some accept the Trinity while others say God is not (or cannot be) a man (Jesus).
Practices of Messianic Jews
Sacraments - The only sacrament practiced by Messianic Jews is baptism.
Worship Service - The nature of worship differs from congregation to congregation. Prayers may be read from the Tanakh, the Hebrew Bible, in Hebrew or the local language. The service may include songs of praise to God, canting, and spontaneous speaking in tongues.
A Messianic congregation may include Jews who carefully follow Jewish laws, Jews who have a more liberal lifestyle, and Christians who do not follow Jewish laws. Messianic synagogues follow the same design as traditional synagogues. Some Messianic Jews worship at evangelical Christian churches.
Traditional Jews consider Messianic Jews to be Christians. Messianic Jews see themselves as completed Jews, since they have found their Messiah. In Israel, sporadic persecution of Messianic Jews has occurred.
(Sources: ReligiousTolerance.org, LawUs.com, iamcs.org, messianic.com, shema.com)


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No more scratching! Not with K9 Advantix II for Extra Large Dogs, a topical solution that repels, kills, and controls fleas, ticks, biting flies, mosquitoes and lice. This efficient and waterproof pet care product repels and kills mosquitoes for up to four weeks. In addition, it kills fleas on dogs within 12 hours and continues to prevent infestations for one month. K9 Advantix II for Extra Large Dogs kills flea larvae on contact and is ideal for dogs weighing over 55 pounds.Do I need a prescription to purchase this product? No.What is the main flea killing ingredient (active ingredient)? Imidacloprid and PermethrinWhat are the flea sterilizing or additional ingredients? Pyriproxifen (flea sterilizer).Intended Use: Dogs. DO NOT USE ON CATS.What is the youngest age I can use this on my pet? At least 7 weeks.What is the weight requirements for use? 55 lbs and over.Can I use on my pregnant or lactating (nursing) pet? No.Is this Waterproof or Water Resistant?: Waterproof. After application, pet should not swim or bathe for at least 24 hours.How long until maximum effectiveness is reached? 98% of fleas dead in 12 hours; kill re-infesting fleas in 2 hours.What other parasites does this kill, control, or repel? Kills Deer ticks (vector of Lyme disease), American dog ticks (vector of Rocky Mountain spotted fever), Brown dog ticks (vector of Ehrlichiosis), Lone Star ticks (vector of Ehrlichiosis), Chewing Lice, and Mosquitoes. Repels Biting Flies and Mosquitoes.How often should I apply or administer? Monthly.How is it administered (Topically, orally, or other)? Topical. Pet should be completely dry before application.PLEASE NOTE: If applying after grooming, wait approximately 48 hours before using this product. Thank you!Direction for Use:1. Use only on dogs.2. Remove applicator tube from the package. Use scissors and peel down foil.3. Hold applicator tube in an upright position. Pull cap off tube.4. Turn the cap around and place other end of cap back on tube.5. Twist cap to break seal, then remove cap from tube.6. The dog should be standing for easy application. The entire contents of the K9 Advantix II tube should be applied evenly to two to three spots on the top of the back from the shoulder to the base of the tail. At each spot, part the hair until the skin is visible. Place the tip of the tube on the skin and gently squeeze to expel a portion of the solution on the skin. Do not apply an excessive amount of solution at any one spot that could cause some of the solution to run off the side of the dog.7. Discard empty tube as described in Storage and Disposal.Cautions and Possible Side Effects: Some temporary irritation at the site of application can occur with any pesticide made for pets. Observe your pet following treatment and if signs persist or become more severe a few days after application, contact your veterinarian immediately.
Imidacloprid 1-((6-Chloro-3-pyridinyl) methyl)-N-nitro-2-imidazolidinimine: 8.8% by weight, Permethrin: 44.0% by weight, Other Ingredients: 47.2% by weight
K9 Advantix repels and kills mosquitoes before they can bite. The vector of West Nile Virus, mosquitoes are a growing concern. Research demonstrates K9 Advantix kills up to 98.3% of mosquitoes and reduces their feeding up to 95.2%.2 Mosquitoes that don't bite can't annoy dogs or transmit disease. "Do Not Use On Cats!"


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Candy: Little sweet treats you eat.
Candy can be sour, sweet, or tart.
Hidden Meany tarafından 2 Temmuz 2014, Çarşamba
usually a feline known to show its bits around town...
hey candy i will leave your money on the table, close the door when you let yourself out
jim buck jones tarafından 19 Temmuz 2010, Pazartesi
A slang term for masterbation, used when small children or other persons are around.
I hear Jennifer makes candy every single day.
Steve Bobo tarafından 21 Kasım 2010, Pazar
A mixed assortment of rubbers,birth control pills and other contraceptives,jackoff sleeves,LSD,ecstasy,magic mushrooms and marijuana ect. that a band and/or musician toss out to the audiance as a reward for coming.
What kind of candy did you get?
Judge dredd7 tarafından 22 Temmuz 2011, Cuma
Extascy, Or a extreme ho that will come home with you after only one or two drinks. Skank, Slut.
Damn, Check that bitch Candy, I didn't even buy her two drinks and she wants to come home so I can put it in her ass. What a slut! I love Candy
Rob Lussier tarafından 25 Eylül 2006, Pazartesi