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LHH Editor's Note: With more center-column content lately we haven't front-paged as many FanPosts, but we wanted to highlight this one as an example where someone put a lot of effort -- and English! -- into their FanPost. Plus, there's plenty of fodder for debate here. Cheers to davesy22 (nice number, that) and everyone who continues to put up thought-provoking FanPosts, feeding our off-season appetite.
2010-11 was one roller coaster for us fans. We went through moments of despair and then we had some hope restored. I would like to take a look at all the Islanders and simply point out my opinions on how I felt that they played. I will obviously leave out the ATOs. I might forget about someone, so please feel free to point it out.
** I would like to point out that the grades are listed below each of the players in case it seems a bit confusing. Some players have no grade, which is an incomplete. The grades were given based on both my expectations for the players, the results from the season, and any intangibles that they may have contributed. Thank you.
Rick DiPietro: DP definitely gets an A for effort, an A for his passion, and an A for his commitment. While all of these are important aspects of his being on this team, he falls far below this mark in the most important area: in the crease. Unfortunately, DP was injured once more during this season. A lot has been said about his dreadful statistics, but the worst of it is that our former first overall pick was never the best option in goal for this team at any given point in the season save for a few weeks when Lawson was the only other option. But when Kevin Poulin came up, it was clear who our goalie of the future is, and his name is not DiPietro. He was frustrating to watch, he clearly did not learn how to control his puckmoving tendencies, and he let in a lot of goals that the average NHL backup is expected to make. The bottom line is that he rarely gave this team a chance to win on a consistent basis.
Grade: C
Al Montoya: No one was particularly enthusiastic about his arrival on the Island, but he proved naysayers wrong right away by helping this team to a steady run thanks to his stability in net. He has the right attitude and I am thrilled to have him back next season, especially considering what the other option in net will be (see above). Aside from a shaky game against the Rangers in which he was pulled, Montoya performed admirably and looked like the kind of guy you would want backstopping a potential playoff team. He made timely saves and gave this team a chance to win every night he was in goal (the same can't be said about the aforementioned DP).
Grade: A
Dwayne Roloson: Roloson is now a part of a playoff contender, but his efforts while on the island must nevertheless be noted. He shouldered the big losing stretch in November and early December, but he always gave this team a chance to win night in and night out. He was the Islanders best player a year ago, and it was no different this season. He was a great leader and a goaltender that was much appreciated during his stay.
Grade: A
Kevin Poulin: Poulin's season ended with a freak accident and the hopes are that he recovers and regains the form that he put on display. Had the injury not occured, it would have been interesting to see Poulin develop during the final quarter of the season as the undisputed Number 1. While he was playing he proved to be an athletic competitor with great confidence and play to back it up with, which can't be said for all the goaltenders on this team. If he continues to develop the way he has and can find some consistency (he did give up early goals in many of his starts), then he may very well be the future of this franchise in goal.
Grade: A-
Nathan Lawson: Few, if any, have ever thought that Lawson would part of this teams future in net. During his stay, he solidified this point of view. Of the 6 goaltenders this season, he had the fewest wins (only 1) and it was clear that he was not NHL material. He had the tendency to give up bad goals and no lead was safe with him. He played a few strong games, but nothing to denote that he would be a major building block for this franchise.
Grade: C
Mikko Koskinen: Koskinen had a miserable season in Bridgeport and his brief stint on the Island, showed glimpses of potential, but proved that he was not ready for the fast pace of the NHL. He did pull out a couple victories against Montreal and Pittsburgh, but his GAA (4.33) and more importantly, his SV % (.873) were wretched. It is too soon to tell what his future holds. Next season at Bridgeport will give a better indication of where he is headed as a goaltender.
Grade: C
Mark Eaton: Mark Eaton was one of the deals that Snow made on July 1st. He proved to be nothing more than a depth defenseman who was good positionally, but failed to ever be a physical presence. He never particularly impressed me as I felt that other defenseman proved to be better options on defense during the season.
Grade: C
James Wisniewski: Wisniewski seemed to be a popular deal when it happened (the Islander's website even had a big promotion on its opening page, even going so far to teach the fans how to say his name). Many thought he would make a great pairing with Streit on the top pair. Unfortunately that never materialized and Wisniewski was propelled into the top spot on the blueline. While he was dynamite on the powerplay (leading the team in points during his tenure on the Island), he proved almost every game that he was terrible in his own zone and was worst on the team in +- stats. It was clear that he was not top pair quality and those stating that he was a third pair guy were on to something. Nonetheless, he proved a temporary solution on the point on the powerplay.
Grade: C+
Andrew McDonald: He was hands down the best defenseman of the season for this team. With the team lacking a true No. 1 Dman thanks to the injury of Streit, McDonald took the role and made it himself, proving that last year was no fluke and that this team has a great defenseman for years to come. He filled in nicely on the powerplay and improved his point totals over last year. He proved to be a tremendous leader with the ability to make the right plays at the right moments. To add to his list of achievements this season, he took rookie Travis Hamonic under this wing, mentored a smooth transition to the NHL, and together became the team's top pairing all season long. He also played from February on with an injury, emphasizing his determination and commitment to this club. Clearly one of the best players all year long and a great story during a season that was over almost as soon as it started.
Grade: A
Travis Hamonic: Prior to the start of the season, he had been touted as one of the top if not the top prospect on defense. And he proved just that when he was finally called up. In his first game, he practically scored the game winner against Colombus and throughout the season he not only proved himself a capable puckmover with a strong shot, but a tough and reliable presence on the blueline. With McDonald, he created the most reliable tandem on defense. More notable is he never showed any signs of faltering or losing confidence. Many wondered how he'd fare without McDonald late in the season, but even this did not seem to be a problem for this kid. He can only get better and it certainly looks like he will fulfill his promise as a major component of the blueline for years to come.
Grade: A
Ty Wishart: Wishart, a former first rounder, came as part of the trade that sent Roloson to Tampa Bay. During his time in the NHL this season, he proved to be maddeningly inconsistent, showing flashes of immaturity juxtaposed by flashes of upside. He may never fulfill his draft position as a top or even second pair defenseman, but he looks like he could be a nice depth addition.
Mark Katic: He did not play all that much to really create a balanced report, but as may be expected from rookies that are called up early, he looked like a mixed bag. He was solid on the blueline, but would occasionally have lapses that led to bad goals.
Bruno Gervais: Once thought of as a potential cornerstone of the blueline, Gervais has slowly grown into a scapegoat and laughing stock for all that is wrong with the Islanders. He started most of the season as a scratch, but was given a chance as injuries started to mount. I do recall Gordon starting him at the forward position, which led to great jeering from fans everywhere. This season, Gervais continued to prove that he is likely to ever fulfill the expectations that this team had for him and that he will continue to fall down the depth chart as other defenseman move up.
Grade: C-
Jack Hillen: Last season, people had high hopes for Hillen. As the season started, he found himself outside looking in. When he was given a chance, he failed to build on last season's epiphany. However, as the season progressed, he seemed more comfortable and regained the form from last season. He has tremendous speed and is a dangerous threat when he moves in deep into the offensive threat. Unfortunately his joining the rush is a double-edged sword as it leaves back-end exploitable, which has often cost the team. It is difficult to overlook his ability to carry the puck through the neutral zone. Hopefully, he will continue to develop his defensive zone play to better exploit his speed and offensive abilities.
Grade: B-
Dylan Reese: Reese will probably never be more than a depth Dman, and like Gervais his position on the chart will likely drop as others improve and move up. He has done little to hint that he will be a fulltime NHLer. There is one consistency about Reese: he tends to have 1 good game a season. Last year it was against Vancouver and this year it was against the Rangers.
Grade: C
Mike Mottau: I was actually excited to hear that Mottau would be joining the Islanders. He was obviously no replacement for Streit, but it was nice to know that a man who had spent many years in NJ, playing a strong defensive system would be joining the young kids who needed such experience. Unfortunately, Mottau's play proved why NJ had let him go as easily as they had. His veteran leadership was practically negligible and failed to fulfill the expectation of stabilizing the defense corps. It didn't help that he was paired with the Wiz early on, further emphasizing his deficiencies.
Grade: C
Radek Martinek: I don't know why some people don't like Martinek. It is true that he gets injured too often, but when he is healthy, he is one hell of a shutdown defenseman with a pretty good shot from the point. He is often assigned to the top forwards on the other team and usually does a great job. He may be wearing out his welcome thanks to his injury history, but the Islanders should bring him back to help the transition for some of the younger defense prospects that this team has.
Grade: B
Milan Jurcina: Jurcina was one of the underrated players for the Islanders this season. He proved to be one of the better defenseman on this team and he also proved to have a rocket from the point. He has a huge body and knows how to use to well. It is nice to know that he will be back next season to provide some stability on the blueline and to help the take some pressure off the young guys.
Grade: B+
John Tavares: The face of the franchise had nice sophmore year. He got off to an unfortunate start with his concussion, but once he came back he had a solid points streak, including a hat trick. However, during the long losing stretch, his numbers decreased tremendously and he was practically invisible for long stretches. It looked like he would have a dreadful sophmore year. Furthermore, it looked like his defensive game had taken a step backwards from the end of last season. However, he turned things around as the team did and went on to have a 16 point February with a +2 rating (and an even better +5 in March with 11 points). His defensive game improved greatly during the second half (he led the team in takeaways) and his offensive ability also started to evolve as he became a threat on a nightly basis alongside his linemates. He was much better at faceoffs this season as well. He also showed better ability on his skates with some flashes of speed. He still needs to work on his defensive game to be the complete player we want him to be and work on his skating. However, judging from his determination and attitude, he will. He also seemed to work harder as the season wore on, demonstrating the leadership that many have expected from him.
Grade: B+
Frans Nielsen: Nielsen was the best all around player on this team. He had his best offensive year of his career and he ended with a +13 on a team with a negative goal differential. Enough can't be said about the fact that he led the league with 7 short handed goals and continued to be dominant on penalty shots (in fact, he was pretty much a lock every single time). He was a leader on this team and helped rookie Michael Grabner develop and acclimate himself to the league. He also established himself as the No. 2 Center on this team, jumping over Josh Bailey. He is definitely Captain material if the team decided to take that route, though it is highly unlikely.
Grade: A
Josh Bailey: As the season started, there was a great deal of hope surrounding Josh Bailey. He had gained strength and many were hoping that his third season would be his breakout season. After 6 points in the first five games in which he looked like a dominant force, it seemed that those hopes would be realized. But then he got an injury and went scoreless for over 20 games. Then the unexpected occured: He was sent down to Bridgeport to work on his game. He was tremendous there and returned looking as if he might finally be back to form. But that illusion was short lived and for the remainder of the season, Bailey remained inconsistent. He still has a strong defensive game, but for the 9th overall pick, the hope is pick a 2nd line center who will be an effective offensive force. He did have to deal with being moved around from center to wing, which may be a part of the problem, but his inconsistency could be maddening. His points totals went down from last season so it represents a step back.
Grade: B-
Zenon Konopka: Everyone knew what to expect from Konopka when he arrived on the Island. He was an enforcer who had a knack for being clutch at faceoffs. He wouldn't score goals and was by no means a playmaker. None of this changed. In fact, not only did he succeed in fulfilling these expectations, but he also proved to be a great locker room presence. He helped rally not only his teammates but also the fanbase. Whether or not he proves to be re-signed is still up in the air. The Islanders may be looking to change the reputation they acquired this season as thugs. Furthermore, we all know that Konopka has no real upside and his growth as a play is likely finished or slim.
Grade: B
Matt Moulson: Moulson had a lot to prove coming into this season. He had to prove that last season's 30 goals were no fluke. A 20 to 25 goal campaign would probably not been considered a disappointment, but he surpassed last seasons 30 goals and 48 points and continued to be instrumental in his aiding John Tavares develop. His reward was a 3 year contract. His skating may not be great, and his defensive game may be flawed, but it does help to know that this team has a bonafide 30 goal scorer to help its franchise player.
Grade: A
Michael Grabner: Grabner went from being an outcast to a vital part of our core. He didn't get off to a hot start, but in February he had a 6 game goal streak and scored a total of 34 goals to lead the Islanders by season's end, 6 of those shorthanded and ONLY 1 of them on the Powerplay. He won the fastest skater competiton during all-star weekend and is now a contender for the Calder Trophy. More importantly, aside from being an offensive threat, he is also responsible defensively and is one of the most complete players on this team. There isn't much to say about Grabner's greatness that hasn't already been mentioned. He became this team's number one headliner.
Grade: A
P.A. Parenteau: There were many groans when fans learned that P.A. Parenteau would be joining the Islanders to play on the top line with Tavares. Early on, it didn't seem to be a smart move as there seemed to be no chemistry between Parenteau and Moulson and Tavares. They were all slow and Parenteau was a career AHLer with 8 points in 22 NHL games. However, as the season wore on, he proved that he was more than capable of holding his own in the NHL and that he was a great addition to the top line. He may not be the long term solution, but he sure has developed strong chemistry with Tavares and Moulson and was just as much a big part of their success this season as they were of his. His 20 goals and 50+ points are proof that he has strong goalscoring instincts and strong play making ability. He is also a strong asset on the power play. If there is something to complain about regarding his play, it would be his defensive game. Like his linemates, this needs to improve if this line is to be as dominant as it is capable of being.
Grade: B+
Blake Comeau: Comeau is a tremendously polarizing figure in Islanders Country, mainly because everyone knows what he is capable of and many times we see him squander those opportunities. Regardless of the infamous COZO (Comeau Offensive Zone Orbit), Comeau continues to improve his point totals from season to season and became a 20 goal scorer this season. His defensive game is decent and he has good speed making him a strong third line player that most teams wouldn't mind having. If he continues to improve the way he has and finds consistency, he could be a consistent 20 to 25 goal scorer year in and year out. He should be brought back at least for another season or two.
Grade: B+
Kyle Okposo: Okposo's injury early in the season was a huge disappointment as he seemed primed for a break out season. His presence was surely missed during the early part of the season when the team was in need of his leadership qualities. He did portray those abilities when he returned, but unfortunately, his offensive game proved to be inconsistent. There were games where he was incredible, but there were many where he just couldn't find a way to finish. Many are starting to question whether he really is as good as many are hoping. Next season will be huge in determining where Okposo is really headed in the NHL and whether or not he is capable of being the power forward we all hope he will be. I am very optimistic for next season, considering that he should be fully recuperated from the injury and that he will have an entire season to play with Nielsen and Grabner, which should be beneficial to his offensive and defensive game.
Grade: B+
Matt Martin: Martin didn't make the team out of camp, which outraged many, including myself, especially when you consider that Gilles was on the roster. He eventually got called up and earned himself a starting spot for the rest of the season. He has yet to prove that he can score consistently like he can in the AHL, but he has certainly proven to play with a lot of heart and physicality. He worked hard every game with the limited minutes that he had. When he was placed on the Bailey-Comeau line, he seemed to open up space for his linemates, creating offensive opportunities. He later lost that spot to Joensuu, though I believe that Martin has the greater upside and his physicality enabled to the other two more skilled players to find the space needed to create. He is still young and will continue to improve.
Grade: B
Jesse Joensuu: It was the hope of many that Jesse's big body would some day lead him to being a power forward in this league. Unfortunately, it seems that Joensuu has not yet learned to use his big body to create space for himself or his teammates, especially when comparing what Matt Martin did on the same line. He is slow and often looks lost on the ice. He may remain as a depth player, but will not be an impact player when this team is ready to compete in the playoffs.
Grade: C
Trent Hunter: It's a shame that we have to hold onto Hunter's contract for another few years. He once looked like a piece of this franchise and is slowly closing all the doors for himself. Next season, I doubt that he does more than play on the fourth line with minimal powerplay time. He was practically a non-factor this season and he isn't getting any younger.
Grade: C-
Michael Haley: Haley became an instant fan favorite during the late February battle with Pittsburgh and unlike the other two players on his line, he is not a single dimension enforcer. Not only is he an excellent fighter, but he has decent speed and the potential for decent goal scorer ability. He may never be more than a fourth line player, but with scoring ability, he is certainly a fourth liner worth having.
Grade: B-
Trevor Gilles: No one can deny that Gilles loves the Islanders and plays for this team on a nightly basis. That aside, it is clear that Gilles is nothing more than a fighter. He possesses practically no hockey sense and is negligible to this team in the long run. Furthermore, he has lost complete favor with the league and is prone to get suspensions for practically no reason. These deficiencies coupled with the Islanders intents on shedding the image of thugs probably means that Gilles has played his last season in Orange and Blue.
Grade: D
Nino Niederreiter: Nino only played 9 games this season in which he scored 1 goal and 1 assist. He often looked slow and unprepared to play. That said, he played hard and looked determined at all times. His play in WHL has assured the fanbase and organization that he has nothing left to learn in juniors and is likely to be playing on Long Island next year and hopefully for many more.
Islanders MVP of the year:
Last year, it was pretty clear that Dwayne Roloson was the top player for this team. However, there is no clear cut winner this year with a few players making their presence felt above the rest.The players considered were there for the majority of the season so some players who played vitals parts later on in the season or early on(like Roloson or Al Montoya) are not considered.
Andrew McDonald: Proved to be a top defenseman, a leader, a mentor, a mule. Deserves that A he wore.
Frans Nielsen: The best two-way player on the team, led the league in Shorthanded goals, plus rating on a team that barely had any plus players, improved offensive output from last season
John Tavares: Led the team in points, including power play points. Improved in every area of his game including his leadership ability as the season wore on.
Michael Grabner: Improved as the season wore on, learning how to use his space to better himself defensively and also make more space for his team. Helped make the PK an offensive threat on a nightly basis. Created at least 1 break away a night for himself in addition to 2 or 3 quality scoring chances. Scored 34 goals and over 50 points in his rookie year.
Please note that these are my opinions. Please feel free to disagree and discuss. Thank you.


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Springfield, Mo. – The Evangel University women's basketball takes Arkansas-Ft. Smith tonight at 7 p.m. in a game that will count as an exhibition game for the Crusaders.
Evangel is 2-5 and took a 96-34 exhibition loss at Oral Roberts last Wednesday. Ark.-Ft. Smith is 2-4 and has been idle since Dec. 1 when they lost at home to McMurray (Tex.) 73-69. The NCAA-II team is the fifth D-II program Evangel has faced in exhibition play this year and their sixth exhibition for the season.
The two teams are meeting for the third time in program history. Ark.-Ft. Smith leads the all-time series 2-0 and won last year's meeting 77-59 on Nov. 25 in Joplin as part of the Missouri Southern Thanksgiving Classic.
The game will be broadcast live on the internet through Audio Sports Online: http://www.audiosportsonline.net/2012Fall/Evangel.htm
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Kevin Kennedy, Evangel University Athletics, (417) 865-2815, ext. 7260

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NEWARK, Del. — Students at the University of Delaware will soon be envious the upcoming freshman class, as Skanska USA makes progress on the construction of two new resident buildings on the campus.
The $71 million student housing expansion project is in its first phase of the two new resident buildings — totaling 260,000 square feet and 767 beds. Students will be welcomed "home" when the project is complete in September 2013.
"This project will transform the atmosphere on east campus," said David Singleton, University of Delaware vice president for facilities and auxiliary services, in a statement. "We are confident that Skanska USA will develop spaces that our students will be proud to call home."
The project consists of extensive site development, which includes landscaping and site finishes, walkways, fire lanes, and utility infrastructure that will include connections to the central utility plant. The utility plant controls the university's steam distribution, chilled water and electricity. In addition, office space for the university's Office of Residential Life will be part of Phase I.
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"This milestone is significant of Skanska as we inch closer to delivering comfortable student housing for one of the country's fastest-growing and most esteemed, historic institutions," said Ed Szwarc, general manager and executive vice president of Skanska's Delaware and Pennsylvania offices.
The project will be completed in three phases — and with the recent commencement of the topping out ceremony, Skanska USA is on schedule with the project, even though the methods used in the topping out ceremony were untraditional.
The last steel beam was not raised in the ceremony — a hybrid panelized wall system, which is often used for hotel construction, has been installed in place of the traditional steel beams used in most buildings in order to save time and money. For example, hybrid wall paneling for one floor of the building, which is approximately 30,000 square feet, is built in two weeks.
"Skanska has a long track record for success in higher education construction, and we look forward to completing this expansion project with our local partners and the University of Delaware to provide its students with an innovative, collaborative learning environment," said Szwarc.
Also working to Skanska on the project was Wilmington, Del.-based architecture firm ABHA Architects. The project has a strong Delaware presence, as 66 percent of all the work has been awarded to local Delaware subcontractors in an effort to contribute to the state's economic recovery and boost job creation.


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The Milky Way's oldest stars reside in its halo, which surrounds the spiral-sculpted disk harboring the sun. Because halo stars formed when the galaxy did, they hold clues to its origin and early evolution. Now, astronomers report in Astronomy & Astrophysics that they have used an interferometer—an array of telescopes that yields crisp views of the heavens—to measure precise diameters of two halo stars so bright you can see them through binoculars. Groombridge 1830 (left inset), a main-sequence star like the sun, lies just 30 light-years from Earth; the new observations reveal that it has a diameter two-thirds that of the sun and a surface temperature of 4820 K, nearly a thousand degrees cooler. The other halo star (right inset), a giant named HD 122563, is 24 times as wide as the sun with a surface temperature of 4600 K. The measurements should help astronomers infer properties of much farther, fainter halo objects and thus gain insight into the ancient Milky Way.
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A young bald eagle was critically hurt Wednesday when it was shocked by a power line in West Easton.
With the bird's survival hanging in the balance, caregivers are trying to determine the extent of its injuries so they can help it heal.
A young bald eagle was critically hurt Wednesday when it was shocked by a power line in West Easton.
With the bird's survival hanging in the balance, caregivers are trying to determine the extent of its injuries so they can help it heal.
Borough residents spotted the eagle perched atop a utility pole on Adamson Street around 7 a.m., according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
Soon afterward, the bird fell to the ground, apparently after getting an electrical shock from a wire. Motorists saw the injured bird and contacted the commission.
"I am only assuming that it caught a charge that knocked it right off the line, and it fell to the ground right at the base of the pole," said Bradley Kreider, the commission's Northampton County wildlife conservation officer. "The bird was responsive, but it was laying over and couldn't upright itself."
Kreider wrapped the immature eagle in a blanket, placed it in his vehicle and drove north on Route 33 to the Belfast exit, where he met Kathy Uhler from the Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Monroe County.
Uhler said the eagle had severe burns, along with entry and exit wounds, on its left foot. It was too soon to know whether it has internal injuries, though she was cautiously optimistic.
"The bird is not completely stable yet, but has good consciousness," said Uhler, who administered fluids and pain medication and applied salve to the wounds. "We believe right now that if [the electricity] really did just go in and out the same foot, it may have spared a lot of damage to the rest of the body."
Uhler, speaking from the center in Hamilton Township, also said the bird doesn't appear to have any broken bones as a result of its fall.
Initially, she said, the bird needs to rest and its condition must stabilize. If that happens, the next step would be to bring it to Wright Veterinary Medical Center in Bethlehem Township, where doctors can examine its foot and determine a course of treatment.
If the bird survives and its foot can be saved, Uhler said, there's a good chance it can be released back into the wild. If not, officials might have to euthanize it or, at the very least, keep it in captivity for the rest of its life.
"That's why we're working on everything we can to keep blood flow and circulation going to that area," Uhler said.
Although it's unusual for a bald eagle to appear in West Easton, Kreider said the bird was near the Lehigh and Delaware rivers, both of which are important travel corridors and hunting grounds for the fish-eating raptors.
Kreider noted that a pair of mature bald eagles reared three eaglets that left their nest in Portland last month.
Could it be one of those birds? he asked. It very well could be.
He said theres an eagle nest along the Delaware in Bucks County and several others along the river on the New Jersey side. So, he said, a handful of juvenile birds could be exploring the area.
Kreider and Uhler said they dont know whether the injured eagle is a male or female and cant tell its age. However, its all-brown plumage and dark beak confirm its juvenile status; it takes bald eagles five years to develop the golden beak and all-white head and tail feathers for which they are known.
Uhler has dealt with only a handful of bald eagles during her 28 years as a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. But she has rehabilitated red-tailed hawks that had similar injuries from power lines.
She said the Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a nonprofit organization that relies solely on public support. Hes not taking visitors, Uhler said of the eagle, but he is taking donations.
Bald eagle populations were decimated nationwide in the mid-1900s by the now-banned pesticide DDT and other chemicals. As recently as 1983, there were only three eagle nests in Pennsylvania. That year, the Game Commission began a seven-year bald eagle reintroduction program in which 88 wild eagles from Canada were released.
The states eagle population has risen by about 15 percent annually ever since, and this year, the commission estimates the number of eagle nests statewide at a record 140.
Although bald eagles are no longer on the federal endangered species list, they remain a threatened species in Pennsylvania.
For more information about Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, or to make a donation, visit the organizations Web site at http://poconowildlife.com.
Some facts about bald eagles:
Height: 28-38 inches
Weight: Up to 14 pounds
Wingspan: Up to seven feet
Diet: Mainly fish, along with large birds, small mammals and reptiles and carrion
Federal status: Recovered
Pennsylvania status: Threatened
Number of Pennsylvania eagle nests in 1980: Three
Number of Pennsylvania eagle nests in 2008: 140 (estimated)
Number of eagle nests in the lower 48 states: 10,000 (estimated)
Source: Pennsylvania Game Commission, Cornell Lab of Ornithology


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Canada's Glenn Howard drew for one point in a tense extra end to capture the Men's World Curling Championship final in Basel, Switzerland on Sunday.
After an extra-end loss – their first – to New Zealand on Thursday afternoon, Team Canada charged back against China with a strong 8-7 victory in the final game of round robin play at the 2012 World Men's Curling Championship.
Team Canada defeated Scotland in Wednesday evening action to cap another successful day at the 2012 World Men's Curling Championship and assure itself a spot in the Page 1-2 game.
Glenn Howard faced another hot young skip and had to come up with some great shots to win Canada's seventh straight at the Men's World Curling Championship in Basel, Switzerland, on Tuesday evening.


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Another one bites the dust. Remi Ayodele, the Saints starting NT in 2010, has left the Saints and signed with the Vikings. The news comes via nola.com
New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Remi Ayodele has agreed to terms with the Minnesota Vikings, according to a league source.
This opens up the possibility for the Saints to sign another defensive tackle. I don't have enough faith in Shaun Rogers to pick up all the slack. But regardless, Ayodele is gone.
Ayodele has has been with the Saints since 2008 when he came from the Cowboys. He was one of the guys on the line during New Orleans Super Bowl winning, 2009 season. He was always an underrated player, and he will be missed. Good luck to Remi. I hope he does well (except when the Vikings play the Saints).
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MADISON COUNTY, MS (WLBT) - The State Auditor's office released their findings on Madison County road contracts involving county engineer Rudy Warnock. This came after some Madison City and County officials raised concerns about misuse of tax payer money.
At the center of the State Auditor's report was Warnock and his contracts with Madison County since 2004. The State Auditor found the Board of Supervisors has poor oversight and monitoring of contracts allowing for the potential of double payments.
Attorney Steve Seale responded in a press conference, "They found no duplicative payments. They found no misuse of payments. They found no improper payments. They just said the potential existed."
The report demonstrates the contracts had missing information or confusing terms that seemed to protect the engineer and not the Madison County tax payers.
"We're going to look at everyone of those contracts again and make sure they are in the best interest, written in the best interest, of the county," said Seale. "Again, no harm has occurred to Madison County."
Supervisor D.I. Smith, who had called for an in-depth audit more than a year ago, believed plenty of harm has been done to tax payers.
"This is a very scathing report. It's very damning on the conduct of business in Madison county, particularly how it relates to the engineer," said Smith.
The State Auditor found the contracts provided compensation to Warnock which resulted in more than 14%-15% of total construction costs which is above the average.
"Every tax payer in Madison is getting fleeced. What this report says is something else needs to be done," said Madison Mayor Mary Hawkins Butler.
The State Auditor's office received several requests for this review of contractual issues. The second part of the report, the financial analysis, will be released later.
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So, I think there's a few players the Bucs should look at given the roster cuts of late. I like the following folks:
TE - Daniel Fells (from Pats) or Clay Harbor (from Philly)...anyone's better than Stocker, especially with Crabtree down and out.
RB - Jonathan Dwyer (from Pitt)....could back up Martin nicely should he go down or as a 3rd down back.
OG - Danny Watkins (from Philly)...1st rd. pick 2 years ago...didn't fit in with Chip Kelly's scheme...not a bad idea with Nicks out.
CB - Antoine Winfield (from Sea) or Marcus Trufant (from Jacks)...neither is really impressive or young, but a little veteran leadership would go a long way.
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It is good news for Texas but bad news for the rest of America, today. Texas, America's intellectual powerhouse, America's cerebrum, came a step closer today to seceding from the United States. A petition submitted to Whitehouse.gov finally reached the requisite 25,000 signatures necessary for the Obama administration to take it seriously. Texans everywhere rejoiced. The second most popular Google search in Texas today was "Will there be blacks in the new Textopia?" The most popular search was, "What does secede mean?"
Americans everywhere are shocked and concerned about losing the crowned gem of these great United States. Texas has long led the country in many categories, including executing the mentally ill, the most blacks dragged behind a truck in one night, and the least amount of adults that believe in evolution. Now, Texas wants to take all it has to offer and go home.
What will America do? Why couldn't Florida go first? Rick Perry, the Governor of Texas, know as the "Genius" to his close friends is proposing that the new capital of Texas be on his ranch Niggarhead. "We propose a giant fence. A fence the size nobody has ever seen before. It will keep out the Mexicans and the liberals, and ensure that Texas purity is preserved," he said. He then fired off a six-shooter, miraculously killing an immigrant trying to sneak across the border.
Some might be cynical and think that Texas is just doing this to leverage what it wants out of the rest of the United States of America. Rumors abound that Texas is really interested in expelling all minorities, homosexuals, and a generic category called "Queers", and that they will back off seceding, if they get what they want. Others, suggest that Texas wants the right to replace public education with a giant rodeo, where children are raised to be cowboys and not pussies.
So, we may have a life without Texas. A life without an execution a day. A life without racial killings. A life without public education revolving around the Bible? Is that any kind of life? So, far, nobody I have met seems upset with Texas seceding. However, when we realize that we will only be stuck with Florida, I think popular opinion may change.


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American spirit and enterprise in action! As Twitchy reported, violence perpetrated by racist union thugs resulted in the destruction of Clint Tarver's hot dog stand. Where were "civil rights leaders?" Nowhere to be found.
Today, as Governor Snyder proudly tweets, Clint is back.
Good, overcoming the union attack RT @onetoughnerd Clint is selling hot dogs again, and Michigan is on the right track! http://t.co/ujiwOumY—
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Best pic of the week! RT @onetoughnerd Photo: Clint is selling hot dogs again, and Michigan is on the right track! http://t.co/gNc3qvTB—
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With Branaslav Ivanovic our undisputed right back i think we should try looking for some young right back who can play similar role to what Bertrand is playing that is play in cup games and fill in during suspension or injuries
Nathaniel Clyne: he plays for Crystal Palace and is only 21 years old. He is great going forward and pretty solid at back. His contract is expiring this year so his fee will be set by a tribunal. I was really blown away by his performance in the ManU game plus he's english
Martin Montoya: Barca's 21 year old right back probably the least likely as he look set to replace Daniel Alves he's good defensively . He wont come cheap because he just extended about his contract to know more Stephen wrote a brilliant article here is the link http://www.weaintgotnohistory.com/2011/11/11/2554537/potential-chelsea-fc-transfer-target-martin-montoya.
Cesar Azpilicueta: Some one we are more familiar with 22 year old Marseille player Chelsea were linked with him during the january window when AVB was still around. He probably jump at this chance as it his only way to get into the spain squad but probably cost at an excess of 15mil
Sime Vrsaljko: The 20 year old is considered to be one of the hottest prospects in Croatian football. He is already nearing 50 appearance for his club Dinamo Zagreb. He can also play left back
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- On the negative side, we watched as Kelvin Herrera served up three massive home runs in the bottom of the 8th. Even if he was/is tipping pitches, you won't see that everyday.
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Megan Wolfe stood at the front of the room in her long, beaded white wedding gown and glanced at the flowers, flickering tea lights, and the crowd gathered around her. Looking skyward for a second, the bride fought off tears, swallowed hard and grasped the hands of her soon-to-be husband even tighter.
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annual Northwest Alabama Job Fair. It was at Regency Square Mall in Florence.
timing of the fair coincided with Wednesday's announcement that the
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said they aimed to bring a variety of employers.
main thing is there are jobs available, there are jobs here that may not be
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explore different avenues, I think the job market does have jobs," said Tammy
McDaniel of the Community Action Agency of Northwest Alabama, one of the fair's
sponsors. "Obviously, every vendor is not represented here in the Shoals
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CECIL – Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hull of Cecil will be celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary.
Vicky Mapes and Philip Hull were married June 24, 1972 in the Paulding Nazarene Church by the Rev. Roger Culbertson.
Phil is the plant manager for the Herbert E. Orr Company, and Vicky is the head of adult services and circulation at the Paulding County Carnegie Library. Phil and Vicky are also partners of Innovative Assembly Services LLC.
They are the parents of three sons, Shawn (Nicole) Hull, Matt (Stephanie) Hull and Jeff Hull, and two daughters, Christina (Jason) Padrutt and Annie Hull. They have seven grandchildren, Paige Hull, Madison and Matthew Hull Jr., Zachary Hull, Sebastian and Danielle Padrutt and Alana Villarreal.
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Moose, Rocco! Help Travis find his cheesesteaks!
In the weird, alternate universe in which the Flyers won the Cup, Second City Hockey would've paid their debt in a relatively timely fashion. But, since that universe exists only in the corners of Carcillo's sociopathic mind, the reality is the Hawks won the Cup, and the debt which was to be paid in the form of cheesestakes from Broad Street Hockey...remains...in arrears. Fix this.


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Battle frog Chili
By: Brooke
Servings: 10-12
- 4-5 slices of bacon (cut into 1" pieces)
- 3 pounds beef round (cut into ¼" pieces)
- 1 pound ground pork
- 2-3 cloves of garlic (peeled & diced)
- 4 28oz. cans of crushed/diced tomatoes
- 2-3 jalapenos (seeds removed & diced)
- 1-2 habaneros (seeds removed & diced – I would put on rubber gloves to chop)
- 3 red onions (diced)
- 3 bell peppers (diced – I use red peppers)
- chili powder
- cumin
- coriander
- cilantro
Instructions: – Heat a cast-iron skillet over medium heat and cook the bacon. Put the bacon pieces aside in your chili pot.
- In the same skillet, brown the pork with 2 tablespoons of chili powder. Put the pork in the chili pot and get rid of excess juice left in pan.
- Heat 1 tablespoon of coconut oil; season the round with salt, pepper, and 2 tablespoons of chili powder. Brown the round and add it to the chili pot.
- Sauté the onion and garlic in 1 tablespoon of coconut oil until the onion begins to be translucent. Transfer to the chili pot.
- Sauté the peppers for 3-5 minutes and add them to the chili pot.
- Place the chili pot on a medium burner. Add the tomatoes, 2 tablespoons of cumin, 2 tablespoons of coriander, 1 tablespoon of cilantro, and 4 tablespoons of chili powder. Stir.
- Cover, reduce the heat to low, and simmer for 1-2 hours. Stir occasionally and season for taste.
- Serve with diced Vidalia onions and avocado as garnish.
Notes: This recipe is a take on my father's chili recipe. He lives in Windham, CT, where history has a battle of the frogs. He always makes a huge pot of chili – enough for the entire gang and some for later. It freezes well.


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Man Shot at Beanie Sigel Birthday Celebration
Beanie Sigel's 35th birthday party erupted into a flurry of violence in Philadelphia this past weekend.
Close to 600 guests showed up to Club Solo on Saturday, to celebrate with Sigel. Due to the former Roc-a-fella emcee's history of legal infractions, a "city task-force on nuisance bars" also dropped by at 10 p.m., to make sure the venue passed the State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement inspections.
Beans' mother was working the door, and the club seemed up to standards, so the police left.
Shortly after 1 a.m., the police returned, due to a fight outside the club. The left again shortly. Then, at 1:35 a.m., police sources say that Tyheem Baker, 24, from Camden N.J., was shot in the chest exiting a bathroom stall, after arguing with two unidentified men.
Sigel "was performing on stage at the club," at the time, according to his attorney. "He was told later that something happened, but he didn't know who was involved."
A spokeswoman for the D.A.'s office said that the "task-force on nuisance bars" are still investigating the venue. Police claim that the video-surveillance "mysteriously malfunctioned," and question whether the club entrants were suitably searched for weapons at the door. The victim is in stable stable condition.
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At a Senate Special Committee on Aging hearing on direct-to-consumer advertising of medical devices, Sen. Herb Kohl, D-Wis., who chairs the committee, suggested the need for an advertising moratorium on new medical devices. The hearing was heavily stacked with surgeons and opponents of advertising. The panelists appeared primarily concerned that surgeons will be pressured by patients who have seen ads to perform unnecessary procedures to install stents and other devices. As with pharmaceutical advertising, the AAF believes that this concern is unfounded. The only other senator to attend the hearing, Ken Salazar, D-Colo., asked witnesses whether the advertising should be banned. Unfortunately, the First Amendment implications of such a proposal were only briefly mentioned in passing. Witnesses from the FDA and the medical device manufacturers association discussed the "underutilization" of many devices but did not discuss the role of advertising in educating patients and encouraging them to talk with their physicians. According to Chairman Kohl, no legislation has been introduced or is under consideration. The AAF will work to educate members of the committee about the positive impact advertising can have and the First Amendment implications of restricting advertising.
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One week after television stations in the Wilmington, N.C., market became the first to broadcast exclusively on a digital spectrum, the House Telecommunications and the Internet Subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee held another hearing on the status of efforts made to ensure a smooth analog-to-digital television transition. The hearing was also prompted by a Government Accountability Office report on government agencies' efforts in handling a digital-to-analog converter box coupon program, which found significant flaws in the system. Currently, the $40 government-subsidized coupons expire 90 days after they are issued without any eligibility for replacement. The GAO and the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) are concerned that coupon and convertor wait times might cause consumers to temporarily lose television service. Ranking member Cliff Sterns, R-Fla., declared the Wilmington switch a success. Chairman Ed Markey, D-Mass., chided the NTIA for failing to indicate its need for additional funding to replace and redistribute unredeemed coupons.
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Federal Trade Commission Chairman William Kovacic told the House Commerce, Trade and Consumer Protection Subcommittee of the Energy and Commerce Committee that his agency would continue to take aggressive steps toward ensuring all terms and conditions of prepaid phone card marketing are clearly and adequately disclosed, stressing that proposed bills in the House and Senate would provide "an additional remedy to those already available to the Commission." H. R. 3402, introduced by Rep. Elliot Engel, D-N.Y., would require accurate and reasonable disclosure of the terms and conditions of prepaid telephone calling cards and services. The bill is similar to S. 2998, introduced by Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., which had a hearing last week in the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.
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The House and Senate have approved provisions of the Identity Theft Enforcement and Restitution Act as part of H.R. 5938. As passed, the bill will provide law enforcement agencies with new resources for investigating and prosecuting online crime, including cyber extortion, use of malicious spyware, key logging and identity theft. Moreover, the bill allows identity theft victims to seek restitution. Rather than target new technologies, the legislation appropriately provides improved law enforcement tools for targeting criminals and fighting crime. The bill now heads to the White House for the president's signature.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The ex-dividend date for Caplease (NYSE:LSE) is tomorrow, March 29, 2012. Owners of shares as of market close today will be eligible for a dividend of 7 cents per share. At a price of $4.05 as of 9:30 a.m. ET, the dividend yield is 6.3%. The average volume for Caplease has been 194,800 shares per day over the past 30 days. Caplease has a market cap of $284.5 million and is part of the financial sector and real estate industry. Shares are up 0.2% year to date as of the close of trading on Tuesday. CapLease, Inc. operates as a real estate investment trust (REIT), focused on financing and investing in commercial real estate that is net leased primarily to single tenants with investment grade or near investment grade credit ratings.
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Breaking gilera runner 210Laindon, Basildon£13,085Breaking gilera runner 210 Whole bike being breaking Tax and mot Loads of malossi part 4 road Leo exhaust1SaveRemove
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gilera runner 172 parts typhoon 172 partsSouth Croydon, London£1002 malossi gilera 17s bores 130 each malossi clutch 50 malossi variator 50 malossi belt 20 2 pm endcans loads of rollers I'm also looking for a gilera 125 sp frame...SaveRemove
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GILERA RUNNER LEFT HAND SIDE FRONT PANEL IN SILVERLondon£10GILERA RUNNER 125 SP LEFT HAND FRONT PANEL IN USED CONDITION NO OFFERS COLLECTION FROM CROYDON SOUTH LONDON 078182222491SaveRemove
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GILERA RUNNER SP VX 125 REAR LIGHTS AND MUDGUARDLondon£20GILERA RUNNER SP OR VX REAR LIGHTS AND MUDGUARD COLLECTION FROM CROYDON SOUTH LONDON 078182222491SaveRemove
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Gilera wheelsCroydon, London£505 gilera wheels May sell seperate4SaveRemove
Gilera red motorcycle motorbike moped waterproof cover Piaggio Gilera RunnerWood Green, London£80I am selling a Gilera motorcycle cover This was used on a Gilera Runner Piaggio moped. Length from the handlebars to the back is approx 48" Height from handlebars...4SaveRemove
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Buildings on campus are controlled by a computerized energy management system. This system allows for constant monitoring and adjusts temperatures when buildings are not occupied during evenings and weekends.
Replacement of old boilers with more efficient units reduces energy consumption throughout the year.
Solar bollards are used on the grounds of the new Physical Science Building and at the new Indoor Tennis Center walkway, provide lighting with connection to the power utility.
The Housing Department is replacing old appliances with Energy Star appliances.
We are planning to install energy-saving occupancy sensors throughout buildings which will result in savings in electricity costs.
We are planning the installation of occupancy sensors on lighting in classrooms, hallways, and restrooms. We have completed BAL restrooms. The savings range from 50% reduction in energy depending on location.
We are presently using a Chiller Plant to increase cooling efficiency for the new Student Dorms. Energy reduction is estimated to be up to 25%.
Old Dominion University Facilities Management has completed 90% of the retrofit to t move the campus lighting from T-12 to T-8 bulbs, as well as replacing incandescent bulbs with CFL. The T-8 system is approximately 50% more efficient and CFL's are approximately 75% more efficient.
Facilities participated in an energy demand response program which provided incentive for reducing energy use during peak demand hours.
Facilities participation in the program is expected to offset utility cost by more then $35,000.00 in 2010.
The level of lighting in Resident Halls is reduced during unoccupied periods (move in /move out) while maintenance is being conducted.
Temperatures are adjusted in order to save energy in unoccupied buildings.
Variable Frequency Drives & Cooling Towers
Old Dominion University Facilities Managements is in the process of updating / replacing cooling towers throughout the campus. One of the ways that we can increase efficiency and lower energy costs in a cooling-tower design is to utilize a variable-frequency drive (VFD) on fan motors. The fan draws ambient air in, pushing/forcing it through the tower and extracts heat from process cooling water.
Applying Variable Frequency Drives (VFD's) on cooling towers reduces energy consumption (lowers utility costs), reduces maintenance requirements (personnel & equipment replacement costs) and process water temperature stabilization are among the benefits.
As part of ODU storm-water management program, the Grounds Division monitors and cleans up trash that falls into the Storm Management Ponds.
Safe use algaecides are used during the summer months to maintain algae growth and to keep algae from flowing into the storm drains that empty into our rivers.
Establish sub-metering for better management and increased awareness, water is minimized.
The University is pursuing initiatives to conserve water and to develop opportunities for storm water management.
We presently have two cisterns located at Foreman Field and the Runte Quad. These cisterns are used to collect rain water from roof tops and parking surfaces and are used to irrigate the landscaping around the stadium and the Runte Quad.
The cistern at the Runte Quad is a 10,000 gallon fiberglass tank, designed to irrigate the approximate 1 acre quad. It collects water from the Scotland House roof. It has a redundant feed from the municipal water system should a drought occur. There is a computerized system that tracks information about collection/usage.
The Grounds Division has established two above ground water collection system that catch water from the rain gutter. This water will be used to water flower pots on campus. There are two in place at this time.
75% of shower heads in campus residences are low flow at 1.5 gallons per minute.
75% of spigots in wash basins are low flow.
We are replacing standard water closets with water reduction water closets where applicable.
We are testing low flow or waterless urinals at residence halls.


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The University of Alabama's game against Kentucky on Saturday, Oct. 4, has been selected to be aired nationally by CBS. <!-- GRAY BOX ARTICLE CONTENT--> <!-- /GRAY BOX ARTICLE CONTENT-->
Kickoff has been set for 2:30 p.m. at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
Kentucky is 3-0 and will host Western Kentucky this weekend. Alabama is 4-0 and ranked No. 8 in the nation going into Saturday's game at No. 3 Georgia.


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Mississauga, ON --- The shutdown at Meadowlands Racetrack for Super Bowl weekend in New York and New Jersey is allowing one of Woodbine's top drivers from 2013 to make a return to a temporarily depleted WEG driving colony.
Six regular drivers will be on vacation for a week starting on Friday night. James MacDonald and Jenna MacDonell -- daughter of driver Paul -- are getting married on Saturday in Jamaica. Also attending the wedding are Billy Davis, Jr., Jody Jamieson, Mike Saftic and James' brother, Anthony.
With less drivers than usual in the WEG drivers' room, and the Big M on lockdown, the timing was right for Scott Zeron to make a return. The 24-year-old is looking forward to being back in the GTA both personally and professionally.
"It's going to be great not just to see the family, and it will be nice to see everyone back at Woodbine as well."
Zeron will be back at WEG for the next five cards of harness racing, through to Saturday (Feb. 1). He currently sits sixth in the Meadowlands' drivers standings in wins and is very pleased with his start to the meet.
"After I got my first win out of the way it's been great," Zeron told Trot Insider. "Everyone's been very supportive, I predominantly get full cards and week by week I'm getting better drives as well."
The six vacationing drivers will return next Friday (Jan. 31).
This Friday, Zeron is listed in all 12 races at Woodbine.


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By now everyone has probably heard about the tragic bombing that happened at the Boston Marathon. It should probably take a few hours and days to sort out the actual number of casualties, but as of right now it looks like at least 2 dead and at least 23 injured. Thoughts and prayers of course go out to all involved in this.
We sometimes get caught up in the minor tragedies of sports, such as Tiger's 2-stroke penalty or major sporting events being marred by poor officiating, but a real tragedy like this can make us remember that the reason some terrible people decided to attack a major sporting event is precisely because it can be a symbol of the best parts of our human existence.
Sporting bring us closer together as friends and families. It unites complete strangers on the internet in a shared love for a Midwestern football team. It inspires in ways few other things can. It reminds us that impossible can sometimes be only a temporary idea. It gives so many of us a happy distraction from some of the mundane or unlikable parts of everyday life, Hell, sports even help cure cancer.
So best of luck to all involved in this tragedy, hopefully this can help remind us how much sports and life in total mean to all of us. Somber Hamsterdams aren't as fun as some others, but this is going to be a topic of importance, so we might as well face this reality.


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The FCC would not have rulemaking authority under a network neutrality bill that key House Democrats plan to introduce soon, according to a recent draft obtained by CongressDaily.
Instead, the commission would deal with enforcement on a case-by-case basis. Broadband providers who violated the law would face a maximum penalty of $2 million by the FCC under the bill.
The bill is a last-minute effort by House Energy and Commerce Chairman Henry Waxman to shepherd net neutrality legislation through the House before recess. Waxman hopes the measure could be advanced through the Senate during the lame-duck session after the November elections, according to an industry source.
Under the proposed legislation, the FCC would be prohibited from reclassifying broadband under Title II of the Communications Act, a change FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski has proposed in order to allow the government to impose rules designed to preserve the Internet's openness. Although he has sought to protect broadband from more onerous regulatory requirements under Title II, such as price regulation, the industry regards the reclassification approach as the "nuclear option."
To ensure net neutrality, the House bill would stipulate that wireline providers could not block lawful Internet traffic and or "unjustly or unreasonably discriminate in transmitting lawful traffic over a consumer's wireline broadband Internet access service."
The nondiscrimination language would not apply to wireless providers. The legislation would prohibit wireless providers from blocking lawful websites, but would leave open their ability to block applications and peer-to-peer activity.
The draft bill would set a Dec. 31, 2011, deadline for the FCC to deliver to the House and Senate commerce committees a report regarding additional authority needed by the commission to implement its national broadband plan and ensure the further protection of consumers with respect to their Internet use.
The draft includes a sunset provision calling for the enacted measure to expire at the end of the 2012 calendar year.
All of the rules regarding Internet traffic are subject to "reasonable network management," the draft bill says
"This bill represents a giant retreat by some of those who claim to support net neutrality and sends the wrong signal to the FCC who will ultimately deal with this issue," said a source familiar with the situation.
This article appears in the October 2, 2010 edition of National Journal Daily PM Update.


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Fixing the Broncos passing game
Great article that puts most Tebow discussions in the garbage. He first identifies the problems where not the coordinator, the QB, the O-line, or even the WRs are innocent. Then, he concludes with a solution that identifies key improvements that all parties involved must make. This is what an objective article on the Tebow topic looks like.


text: Embrace Running 059: Super Happy, Super Excited This week we talk about what the elites have been up to. Registration for the Chicago Marathon is a disaster. A nine year old is running a marathon on Antarctica. The 5th annual Princess Half Marathon took place this weekend. Registration for CIM 2013 opens soon. Our race recap of the NorCal Half Marathon and as always, our week in training. Galen Rupp Breaks Indoor 3k Record Boy to Run Marathon in Antarctica CIM Like us on Facebook Email comments and questions to feedback (at) embracerunning [dot] com Download MP3 10:39 PM


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The publicity company that represents Chana, Sheila Afari Communications released a press release this morning:
"Breaking News: Multiple Award Winning Artist, Khuli Chana, WRONGFULLY shot at and injured by police! Police open fire on Khuli Chana's vehicle with intent to kill - apparently mistaking him for a kidnapper in the early hours of this morning (Monday), at the Caltex garage on New Road in Midrand, Johannesburg. Khuli Chana is lucky to be alive after the excessive lethal force used. He was alone at the time of the shooting, on his way to a gig in Pretoria. More details to follow in official press statement this afternoon."
Khuli Chana released his latest music video Wannabeez (The Official Maftown Heights 2013 Anthem) featuring HashOne, KT and Towdee Mac last friday exclusively on Channel O.


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The King's Pawn is more a point on the Apache-Shoshoni ridge than a freestanding tower, but its fierce exposure to the south and west make it a worthy destination for the Kasparov Traverse adventurer. It is a long way up the hill from the Rook to the King's Pawn. Work up on ledges and slabs staying near the ridge crest. As you near the summit you can stay east of the ridge for a pleasant ascent or go west of the ridge and climb the summit block from the south to enjoy tremendous exposure.
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Refurbished iPad 2 with Wi-Fi+3G 64GB - White (2nd generation)Originally released March 2011
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