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Sean Parker Leaves Founders Fund
On the heels of the news that Founders Fund has raised a massive $1 billion for its fifth fund, the venture capital firm is slimming down its top ranks, with now-former partner Sean Parker stepping down. While the split is perhaps surprising given that Founders Fund is more than able to line up capital to invest, according to the firm, Parker's exit is neither immediate nor… Read More
Founders Fund Backs Its First Food Tech Startup, Hampton Creek Foods, With A $1M Investment
Founders Fund, the firm founded by Peter Thiel and other PayPal executives, famously declared that it wants to back companies with big, ambitious visions (not just dinky web startups). And that description certainly fits Hampton Creek Foods, a startup that wants to move the world from animal-based foods by creating alternatives that are genuinely tastier, healthier, and cheaper. Founder and… Read More
With PayPal-Like Ambitions For Bitcoin, BitPay Raises $2M Led By Founders Fund
BitPay, the startup with ambitions to become the PayPal of the bitcoin world, is today announcing that it has raised another $2 million. And in what is a kind of poetic justice, the round is led by none other than the Founders Fund, the VC started by what's commonly called the PayPal Mafia. Read More
Leap Motion Raises $30M More For Its Gesture-Based Controller, Announces Bundling Deal With Asus
Leap Motion is announcing today that it has raised $30 million in Series B funding. Co-founder and CEO Michael Buckwald told me that the company is still planning to ship its gesture-based controller sometime during the first quarter of this year, and he's also announcing a partnership with Asus that should help get Leap Motion into the hands of consumers. This is just one of the first in… Read More
Biotech Startup Transcriptic Receives $1.2M In Seed Funding Led By Google Ventures And FF Angel
Startup biotech company Transcriptic has raised $1.2 million in a seed funding round from a wide group of investors led by Google Ventures and FF Angel (Founders Fund's seed stage arm), and private investors Mark Cuban and Naval Ravikant. Notably, more than 60 accredited investors contributed $150,000 through a partnership between investment platforms AngelList and SecondMarket… Read More
Founders Fund Partner Bruce Gibney Has Left The Firm
Bruce Gibney, the Founders Fund partner who criss-crossed the country raising its fourth fund of $625 million, has left the firm, multiple industry sources confirm. Details of why he departed are unavailable at this time, but we understand he'll be going to work at a holding company or a portfolio company. Gibney championed the Founders Fund philosophy that startups should change the… Read More
Founders Fund Launches A More Transparent Term Sheet
Yes, the nine-figure exits and even acquihire stories certainly do seem glorious in the TechCrunch headlines every day. But what do founders actually walk away with? It's often a very different picture when dilution, taxes and retention are factored in. Founders Fund, the irreverent venture firm from PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel and Sean Parker, is shedding light on how term sheets… Read More
You've Got Facebook Fans, Now What? Booshaka Raises $1M To Ensure Your Posts Earn You Money
It doesn't matter if you have one million Facebook fans if they never see your news feed posts. That's why SV Angel, Founders Fund Angel, and more have backed a $1 million Series A for news feed optimization service Booshaka, which is also launching a big product update today. The startup helps businesses identify their most active fans — especially the 10% generating 90% of… Read More
Practice Fusion Pulls In $34M Series C Led By Artis To Crush The Other eMedical Record Startups
Practice Fusion is the frontrunner in the fevered race to become the electronic medical record platform, and today it finished raising a $34 million Series C led by hedge fund Artis Ventures to make sure it wins and lead it towards an IPO. Practice Fusion's valuation is now around a half a billion dollars, it tells me. Startups trying to compete? "We're squashing… Read More
Ringadoc Virtually Connects You With A Doctor Anytime, Raises $750K Seed From Founders Fund's FF Angel
Ringadoc lets you pay a flat fee to instantly talk to a real doctor at any hour of the day, and its big vision to be "the frontline of primary care" has landed it a $750,000 seed round led by FF Angel. So if its 2am and you've got some weird rash, you can call Ringadoc's toll-free number, record a quick description of your condition, and get matched with a… Read More
F50: A Different Kind Of Tech Conference
Faster than you can say "Can I borrow your copy of 'How To Win Friends And Influence People,'" it's tech conference season again. There hasn't been a week during the month of May where I haven't attended a tech conference or traveled to something tech conference-related. And judging by Techmeme's events calendar the state of affairs only gets… Read More
Ashton Kutcher, Founders Fund Go In For $775K On 'OpenTable For Stylists' StyleSeat
OpenTable for hair stylists and other salon professionals StyleSeat is announcing a raise of $775K this morning, from enviable angel investors Ashton Kutcher and Guy Oseary's A-Grade, Founders Fund (!) and actress Sophia Bush. The round will be added on to the company's previous $700K from another Valley "Who's Who?" list of investors including Jeff… Read More
Founders Fund Holds (Free) Conference For People Who Want To Invent The Future
What do you do if you've got $625 million lying around and the ambitious goal of propelling the world faster towards the future? Founders Fund, which has invested in world-tilting companies like Facebook and Palantir, is putting some of its most recent raise towards an especially unorthodox sort of conference. Read More
Want A Piece Of Founders Fund's Latest $625M Fund? Start By Trying To Change The World
Some call them wackaloons, others visionaries, however any way you slice them the Founders Fund – consisting of Partners Peter Thiel, Luke Nosek, Brian Singerman, Derik Pridmore, Lauren Gross, Bruce Gibney, Sean Parker, Toby Prosky and others — is definitely an unconventional lot. Read More
100Plus Raises $500K From Founders Fund And Peter Thiel To Predict Your Health
Want to predict what your personal health will look like tomorrow, or 10 years from now? Well, look no further than 100Plus a new stealthy health startup founded by Chris Hogg, a healthcare and health data research specialist and Ryan Howard the Founder and CEO of free EMR service, Practice Fusion. Essentially, 100Plus is a personalized health prediction platform that uses data analytics and… Read More
Atomico, Conway, And Founders Fund Put $10 Million Into Quid; Max Levchin Joins Board
Quantitative analysis startup Quid is getting a major vote of confidence and $10 million in a seed round from a raft of serious investors. Niklas Zennstrom's Atomico Ventures, Ron Conway's SV Angel, Peter Thiel's Founders Fund, Endeavour Vision, Infocomm Investments, and Korean investor Charles Lho all invested in the series C financing. (Founders Fund and Lho were… Read More
Peter Thiel: We're in a Bubble and It's Not the Internet. It's Higher Education.
Fair warning: This article will piss off a lot of you. I can say that with confidence because it's about Peter Thiel. And Thiel – the PayPal co-founder, hedge fund manager and venture capitalist – not only has a special talent for making money, he has a special talent for making people furious. Some people are contrarian for the sake of getting headlines or outsmarting… Read More
Quantcast Raises $27.5 Million Series C Round From Cisco And Prior Investors
Audience measurement company Quantcast has raised $27.5 million in a third round led by Cisco Systems and joined by Polaris Venture Partners. Other previous investors, namely The Founders Fund and Revolution Ventures also participated. The Series C round brings the total of capital injected into the analytics company to a healthy $53.2 million. In the announcement, Quantcast says the extra… Read More
Sean Parker Joins Yammer's Board Of Directors
Sean Parker is no stranger to Internet success. He's 28 years old and has already helped start four very well-known services on the web: Napster, Plaxo, Causes, and of course, Facebook. And now he's taking his impressive resume to Yammer, where he is joining the enterprise microblogging service's Board of Directors, we've learned. Yammer, which won the top prize at… Read More
PayPal Co-Founder And Founders Fund Partner Joins DNA Sequencing Firm Halcyon Molecular
PayPal co-founder and Founders Fund Managing Partner Luke Nosek is tackling a new field: DNA sequencing. Nosek sent out an email (which we've pasted below) saying that he has joined Halcyon Molecular, a human genome sequencing firm, as founding president. According to the email, Halcyon will sequence complete human genomes in less than ten minutes and for less than $100. This is… Read More


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'Phony scandal' update: 3 out of 4 Sunday shows ignore latest IRS revelations
**Written by Doug Powers
The lack of focus on the IRS "phony scandal" shouldn't be surprising anymore, and yet, it never ceases to amaze:
Over the last seven days, three major revelations have emerged surrounding the IRS' targeting of Tea Party groups. Despite the new stories, on Sunday April 13, three of the four Sunday interview shows on the broadcast networks — NBC's Meet the Press, CBS's Face the Nation and ABC's This Week — all ignored them, whereas Fox News Sunday was the only broadcast network program to mention the IRS at all.
Proof-positive of Fox News' anti-liberal bias!
Apparently ABC, NBC and CBS didn't think their viewers would have an interest in any of this:
On Wednesday April 9, The Washington Times revealed that a Dallas IRS office was covered with Vote for Obama stickers and engaging in campaign cheerleading. On the same day, The Hill broke a story revealing that Lois Lerner fed tax information to Elijah Cummings (D-MD) who sits on the committee in charge of overseeing the IRS investigation. And finally, the House Ways and Means Committee voted last week to refer Lois Lerner for criminal charges, yet the big three didn't mention any of these stories on Sunday.
To repeat one of the most egregious examples of bias-by-omission yesterday, Bob Schieffer's guest was Elijah Cummings, the ranking Dem on the House Oversight Committee who emails suggest was fed information by Lois Lerner about a conservative organization seeking tax-exempt status. Number of questions from Schieffer to Cummings in regards to that? Zero.
Part of Fox News' Sunday morning coverage of the IRS story included asking why other media outlets aren't covering the story. Wallace asked an AP reporter about the lack of IRS coverage:
When questioned on Fox News Sunday by Chris Wallace, the Associated Press' Julie Pace defended the lack of IRS coverage, explaining that "We don't have a lot to work with." Fox News contributor Brit Hume shot her down and argued that "The same set of facts…would have touched off in previous days a media firestorm. What we had was kind of a campfire in most of the media, which was doused before very long, and the story has been basically dormant."
"We don't have a lot to work with." What's that mean? The White House lost their email address?
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The beer pours a fairly dark brown color with good head retention and lacing. On the nose, I get considerable licorice and roasty malt, with a hint of dry citrus. The flavor profile replicates the nose, except there is less licorice and more roasty malt flavor. Plenty of flavor in this beer, but the brewer had a deft hand in the making of it, and so nothing is over done or out of proportion. There's some light citrus in the finish which helps to buoy the malt and licorice in this beer (something I appreciate). Mouthfeel is medium bodied and the beer finishes well, with the alcohol well integrated into the flavor profile.
Not my cup of tea stylistically, but this is still an impressive, easy to appreciate beer from SN.
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I sampled this beer late in the day on an empty stomach, so that might affect my impression of it's taste and strength...but this immediately struck me and a friend with a positive impression.
pouring deep opaque brown into the glass, it had a minimal tan head which quickly disipated.
minimal, not unpleasant smell, mildly hoppy.
hops definitely present, crisp pungent, but not overpowering, just enough to balance the malts. no citrus, mildly herbal and peppery, clean, strong well-balanced. no real overtones of coffee, nor sweetness, nor creaminess, but strongly flavorful and refreshing.
even my friend who doesn't like beer, liked it!
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Simply great. It is a lager, not an ale. I would describe it as a dry hopped black pilsner really. Not quite a schwarzbier because the munich malt was not there in large proportions. The body was on the thinner side. A touch of roast, a generous amount of dry hops, an incredibly sessionable beer. In fact, I had quite a few of these at the Denver Summer Beerfest. Will attempt to replicate it !
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Website of the Week – Sofas & Stuff
We are big fans of Sofas & Stuff here at Heart Home. We love the fact that it's a British company that produces good quality, good looking, really comfortable sofas that last. Most of the sofas are hand made in a workshop just outside Nottingham using manufacturing techniques honed over hundreds of years.
So much to choose from - simply choose your favourite style, select your fabric of choice and if you yearn for something completely unique you are sure to find it in the Bolivian collection. Each sofa and chair is a complete one-off, using fabrics woven in Bolivia and a far cry from the age of shiny mass production.
So, just for fun the editors of HHM have chosen their favourites…
"I love the Lismore leather sofa. This oozes British design at its best, an absolute statement piece. I can see this looking lovely near the fireplace in a cosy environment. Scatter a few union jack cushions and it's divine." Arianna.
"My favourite is the Haresfield chair. It has the feeling of the 1918 Kubus chair by Joseph Hoffmann with a more contemporary design. I love the narrow, padded sides and the Chesterfield upholstery design – perfect!" Daniel.
"For me it has to be the Helford sofa. A classic shape that won't date but upholstered in sumptuous crushed velvet for added glamour and style." Carole.
And if you hurry you can catch the 10% January sale.
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(11/01/13) - A Genesee County Park Ranger is on administrative leave while Michigan State Police investigate a shooting she was involved in Wednesday night.
Genesee County Parks Director Amy McMillan confirmed, Friday afternoon, the employee has been placed on administrative leave.
The woman, who was off duty, is also a retired Flint Police officer.
Police confirmed she shot a man she thought had snatched her purse from a Flint laundromat. The shooting occurred nearby on the city's northside.
He's OK, but still hospitalized. Police said he was shot in the knee area and his injuries are non-life threatening.
Investigators will present their findings to the Genesee County Prosecutor's Office.
The prosecutor's office will determine if she will face charges.
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With Memphis headed to the Big East in the fall of 2013, Conference USA announced Monday that it will be moving its basketball tournaments for the 2012-13 season to Tulsa.
The men's tournament will be played entirely at the BOK Center, while the women's tournament will play its first round and quarterfinals at the Tulsa Convention Center Arena before moving to the BOK Center. Both tournaments will take place between March 13-16.
"The Board determined that a rotational hosting model would be best moving forward in the conference," C-USA commissioner Britton Banowsky said in a release. "The University of Tulsa and the state-of-the-art BOK Center were excellent hosts in 2010, which was the first time we had hosted both championships in the same city. We know the Tulsa community will show the same great support and welcome our other teams and fans."
Tulsa previously hosted both the men's and women's tournaments in 2010, but the events were moved back to Memphis after league officials were disappointed with the attendance figures.
That 2010 C-USA tournament was the only one of the past seven that wasn't won by the Memphis Tigers.


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Who are the QWERTY girls?
The QWERTY girls are Aleathea Monsour (music) and Katy Forde (lyrics and stories).
Partners in both life and music, they are as married as the law allows, and live in Maleny, a hinterland town on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. They have been writing musicals together since 2005.
Their first musical, "Lottie" received a four-week season at the Morningside Institute of TAFE. It was a runaway success, receiving nightly ovations, and sell out performances. Based on its success, Monsour received an Arts Queensland grant to produce a professional CD of the show.
In 2007, the Monsour & Forde musical "Volition" was selected for the prestigious Metro Arts Independents Program. The team also won the BizArts Makers Scholarship, which included inner-city office space and one full year of arts business training.
In 2010, the Monsour & Forde musical "Lottie" was selected as one of OzMade's four best new musicals in Australia, and received a showcase performance at the Comedy Theatre in Melbourne. At this event, composer and writer Craig Christie ("Eurobeat") saw great potential in the team, and is now their mentor.
The showcase lead to a rehearsed reading in Melbourne in 2011, starring actors such as Annie Lee ("The Kransky Sisters") and Sandro Colarelli. At this event, Katy and Aleathea received great encouragement from industry professionals, leading to further workshops in 2013, with a view to publication.
Forde also won the Lord Mayor's Helen Taylor Award for "Miss Cooper", (their next musical). The prize-money has helped Monsour and Forde research and write the show, which is due for completion in 2014.
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A Killer's Rampage
On the Run
"This case contains several lessons which are significant to those called upon to investigate serial murders, " writes Earl James. He devotes a chapter to the Wilder case because it was an example of a man who traveled thousands of miles and whose behaviors were novel and extraordinarily depraved. In particular, he notes, investigators must be vigilant when they suspect someone of such crimes, because these men will get others to lie for them and establish phony alibis.
James believes that the police involved should have asked Wilder to take a polygraph in the Kenyon case rather than just accept his version of events. It was a mistake that allowed this man to get away. They had enough on him to make the request and not doing so was a serious misstep. It was also a mistake not to place him under surveillance the instant a link between the two missing women was suspected.
Almost right away, it's suspected that he picked up a girl in Merritt Square shopping mall on Sunday, the day after he left, by luring her with the promise of a modeling career—her ultimate ambition.
Terry Ferguson, 21, was from Satellite Beach, Florida, two hours north of where Wilder had departed. She was not far from home when she disappeared, and she was last seen at several different stores in the mall. Her stepfather found her car still parked there. An hour after she was last seen, Wilder called for a tow truck to come to a state road near Canaveral Groves to pull his car out of the sand. It was a lovers' lane, but he was alone. He claimed he had gotten lost. He paid for the tow with his business partner's stolen credit card. Once free, he was on his way.
Five days later on March 23, a female body was found about 70 miles west of Terry Ferguson's hometown, dumped in a snake-infested canal. The body was identified from dental charts as Terry. Once the story ran in the local newspaper, a witness came forward to say that she had seen the long-haired brunette talking to a tall older man. Looking through mug shots, without hesitation she picked out Wilder as the man with whom Terry had been speaking. But he was now long gone and had even killed again.
Yet in his self-destructive drive, he made a serious mistake.
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Over the years I have developed a type of basketball player that I really favor watching.
This column will be about two players who fit that mold. One of those is Frankton's Aaron Korn and the other is the Indiana Pacers' Tyler Hansbrough.
I just found out today that Korn has been named to the Junior Indiana All-Stars team. That team will play a few exhibition game against the Indiana All-Star Team before that team engages in the two-game series against Kentucky.
He is deserving of that honor and not just because he is the all-time scoring leader in Frankton boys basketball history. It is also because of how hard he plays on both ends of the floor. He often takes on the opponent's top scorer. His long wingspan makes it difficult to get around him or shoot over him. He also is regularly the Eagles' top rebounder.
Often the Indiana All-Stars of this year are Junior All-Stars the year before. I hope this bodes well for Korn in the future.
Just as the girls did a month ago, it is now possible for fans to cast votes for this year's Indiana All-Stars. To get involved, go to: http://www.keysurvey.com/votingmodule/s180/f/499331/bec6/.
As for Hansbrough, if you're a Pacers fan and he isn't one of your favorite players I have just one question: What's wrong with you?
Next time you watch a Pacers' game, try to not follow the ball when it cross mid-court and instead just focus on Hansbrough. You'll quickly understand the reason he's been tagged as "Psycho T."
The man clearly has a motor that is running constantly until he finally gets time on the bench. The last two games have been played with David West and that's opened up a wealth of playing time for Hansbrough. He's made the most of it.
Both times he's gotten into double figures in both scoring and rebounding. Tuesday night against Orlando he had 14 of each. It is the final two points and the final rebound of that game on which I want to focus.
On the defensive end, he took an elbow to the abdomen and it triggered muscle spasms. But instead of going down in pain, he chose a different path. At the same time as the pain kicked in, the Pacers got the ball and pushed it up the floor in a fast break. He followed as quickly as he could.
When Indiana missed its shot, it was Hansbrough who grabbed rebound No. 14 and then put it against the glass and into the hoop for points No. 13 and 14.
That was a testimony to the way he plays every game, all the time. What more could Pacers fans want out of their players?
It was possible that Indiana locked up a playoff spot officially as the Philadelphia 76ers visited the Los Angeles Clippers. If Philly lost, the Pacers are in. Indiana appears to be on its way to a No. 2 seed in the East. It is richly deserved.
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Seven new cases of SARS-like virus reported
May 3, 2013
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA — Saudi Arabia's Health Ministry has confirmed that five people have died, and two more patients are in critical condition with confirmed cases of the new SARS-like virus, according to The Washington Post.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has been informed of these seven new cases, the article stated.
According to the article, the new virus was first identified in the Middle East last year, and several of those infected had traveled to Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan or Pakistan.
The WHO believes the virus could be more widespread than just the Middle East and is advising countries to test any people with unexplained pneumonia, the article noted.
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Valdosta - A South Georgia town is expanding its police force.
For the first time in several years, the Valdosta Police Department will be adding new positions. Chief Frank Simons asked the city council to hire eight new officers at the 2005 budget meeting, but so far, they've only approved four new positions.
"We answer somewhere in the neighborhood of 65,000 calls, and that's a large number of calls for the number of officers that we have," said Chief Frank Simons.
Council members are still looking at ways to add additional officers. They'll approve the 2005 budget at their June 10th meeting.
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We've been enjoying some awesome spring skiing conditions at Meadows here in April. And it looks like winter will be visiting us this weekend with the forecast showing snow showers Saturday and Sunday with a half-a-foot or more of fresh snow!
Beginning Monday, April 15, we'll be shifting to our new midweek operational schedule. Monday - Friday we'll operate Mt. Hood Express, Cascade Express, Heather, Buttercup and the Ballroom Carpet. We'll also have a special adult lift pass price of $59. This schedule is subject to change with weather and snow conditions, so it's wise to check our conditions page for the latest information.
We expect to reopen Hood River Meadows for our remaining April weekends, depending on snow conditions and turn out. The lift pass price will be $59 daily through April 28.
This will be the last weekend for Forest Park - beginning Monday our free style offerings will be focused on the South Side parks - Rose City, the Zoo, Fireweed and Shipyard are all scheduled.
And here's a reminder that we are planning an encore weekend May 4 and 5, with lifts scheduled from 9 AM - 2 PM those days.
We look forward to seeing you on the mountain!
You've given midweek pass holders a lot of good options for skiing weekends at a reasonable price. Thank you. My question is will midweek (and similar pass products) be honored May 4 and 5 without additional charge?Meadows: There is an additional charge of $20 for either one or both days. You can upgrade your pass at Pass Holder services.
Hi, what lift are you going to run midweek as a backup when cascade can't open? Shooting star, hopefully.Meadows: With Monday's forecast, we would most likely run Shooting Star. But if the conditions are such that Cascade can't run, then we most likely will just run the lower lifts. Unfortunately, not too many people come out for those days (unless there's fresh snow)!
What happened to the Cascade Park? Do you plan on building that again?Meadows: Thanks for the question. No we won't be building the Cascade Park. We've found that spring (April in particular) the weather is too volatile. We would spend hundreds of cat hours to build and maintain a park on the upper mountain, only to have the weather bury it with new or wind deposited snow, or to not be able to access the parks because weather wouldn't allow operating the Cascade Express. In short, it just doesn't make sense to invest that amount of time into a park which may not be accessible.We also understand that you're upset about Forest Park being closed beginning April 15. As we approach the end of our season, we need to make prudent operational decisions. Most ski areas have already closed. We've decided to reduce operations midweek, so the Hood River Express and the HRM operations are closed Monday - Friday. We plan on reopening them our final two April weekends, if turn out, conditions and weather warrants it. The cost of maintaining Forest Park for potentially a few days of riding at the end of April doesn't make sense. We're focusing our efforts on the south side parks which continues to have daily access all the way through April 28, and will be open May 4 and 5 as well.
Hi,I was wondering for Saturday, May 4, 2013, and Sunday, May 5, 2013, if Cascade Express can't run, what lift can we run instead of Cascade Express if conditions are too windy or too foggy? Maybe we should run Easy Rider as an alternate in case Cascade Express can't run. Also, why don't we go beyond Sunday, May 5, 2013. My dad's birthday is May 15, 2013 and it would be very nice if you can be open on that day as well as Mothers Day. Hope you're doing well.Meadows: Thanks Harrison. On the 4th and 5th if the weather doesn't allow Cascade to run we will probably only operate Mt. Hood Express and Buttercup. If the forecast is for miserable conditions, such as rain, we may not operate on that particular day. Our attempts to extend the season in the past beyond the first weekend of May have not been successful in generating the interest and skier visits necessary to sustain operations. So we'll plan on having a great "encore" weekend May 4 and 5, hopefully with great weather!
I've been trying to hold off on comments that might be negative in nature, but the decision to possibly open Heather and not have Star open is frustrating. Basically, disrespecting season pass holders and using the spring pass as an excuse. Mondays and Friday are shoulder days and to some people Monday is their Sunday. Thanks for underperforming! Meadows: We understand that limiting late season operations is frustrating to our pass holders, and wish that there was enough interest and turn out at this time of the season to justify more operations. Initially, Mt. Hood Meadows was scheduled to be closed midweek beginning April 15, reopening for the last two weekends of April (similar to what Ski Bowl did last week and what may other ski resorts have done). While it may feel like we are "underperforming" we have actually added these 10 midweek days and have scheduled an encore weekend May 4 and 5 - that's adding 12 days to the schedule. But in order to do this we must be creative and efficient in our operation. We chose to operate the Heather lift to provide our guests with the greatest diversity of terrain. Shooting Star is great and we'd love to operate it. But at this time of season with the limited amount of guests who come out midweek it just doesn't make sense because of the considerable grooming, patrolling and lift operational cost. We understand your disappointment, and that this is your weekend. We just wish there were more like you skiing and riding midweek this late into the season.
Thanks for adding the additional weekend in May. Since starting today, you are running Heather without Shooting Star (something I did not think you would even consider). Would you consider running Heather that weekend if conditions permit? Thanks for another great season.Meadows: Most likely not. Unfortunately we need to make decisions about what terrain we should offer to accommodate the greatest amount of guests. So we'll focus on Cascade and Mt. Hood Express that weekend.Thanks!
what lift are we going to use to get to Rose City, the Zoo, FireweedMeadows: Most are accessible from Mt. Hood Express, but you can also take Cascade up and ride down to the parks from that lift.
I came out for the last weekend in May last year and it was a disaster. The lift lines were UNBELIEVABLE and hardly enjoyable. I maybe had 3 runs that day before giving up. Why not open Vista as well if weather permits? Even Stadium? The sales were amazing in Outer Limits and that was the only thing worth going up for that day. No one wants to be baking in the sun standing in lift lines on their last day of the season. Just saying and wondering what the reason is behind not opening more of the mountain. Thanks. Meadows: Thanks for your comment. The reason for the limited operation is because of the significant cost of having to groom, patrol and ready other parts of the mountain for just two days of operation. It is somewhat cost prohibitive to maintain Shooting Star for such a limited operation. So at this time we're planning to operate the lifts we've announced as being scheduled.
Can my daughter use the third lesson in the three lesson ski lesson passage the last week of April or the encore weekend? What time will lessons be on those days? Will there be snowboard lessons as well?Meadows: Yes - we'll have ski school available with lessons going out at 10 AM and 2 PM (except May 4 and 5 when lessons go our at 10 AM only). We're offering both ski and snowboard lessons.
Hi Is Sunday 28th the last day of operations until Encore weekend? Meadows: Yes. Our lifts will not be operating April 29 - May 3. We will operate from 9 AM - 2 PM Saturday and Sunday, May 4 and 5 - our last days of the season.
how much are lift tickets May 4th & 5th ?Meadows: Lift passes are $49 from 9 AM - 2 PM. Picture pass holders can purchase up to 2 Buddy passes (to give to a friend) for $20.
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Between 2004-2006, SBRWA put a great deal of time and energy into working with the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) through the formal stakeholder process it was conducting for its Bruckner-Sheridan Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). In particular, the traffic model used by the Department has proven to be problematic. This "Best Practices Model" was intended to predict traffic flow throughout the NYC region for the year 2030, but it included a coding error that exaggerated traffic levels and also focused solely on transportation efficiency.
At the June 2006 stakeholder meeting held by the NYSDOT, the model's flaws became even more apparent to the Alliance. The data that the NYSDOT presented the preliminary modeling results of 4 alternatives in comparison to a No-Build option, which would have left the Bruckner-Sheridan area as is. Two of these four alternatives included the option of demapping, or deconstructing, the Sheridan Expressway. NYSDOT's findings were far from conclusive and the agency's presentation was confusing and misleading. After looking at the data more closely, the Alliance saw that all four alternatives showed a reduction in vehicle and truck hours traveled for the entire study area in the morning and evening rush hour periods, compared to the No-Build alternative. Since that was the case, the Alliance decided to hire a technical consultant to help us analyze this data in more detail and to see what were the effects of leaving the Sheridan vs. demapping it.
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KUSA - Peyton Manning's free marketing pitch for Anheuser-Busch is prompting Colorado breweries to change the course of Manning's palate.
Craft brewers across Colorado were miffed at Manning's hankering for a lighter, not-from-Colorado brewskie following the Broncos divisional playoff win over the San Diego Chargers.
That has not deterred one Boulder brewery's support for the Denver Broncos. They hope their new ale will swing Manning's beer of choice to the dark side.
West Flanders Brewery is releasing an AFC Championship ale "Brett on the Broncos" Thursday in support of the Denver Broncos run to the Super Bowl in a win-or-go-home match-up with the New England Patriots.
"I'm hoping that his palate can grow and expand," West Flanders Brewery's Marty Jones told 9News.
Jones says this is no light beer, but he remains confident that not only will the Broncos get the "W" Sunday, but that Manning will change his beer preference.
"It might put an end to his affection [for light beer]," he said.
"Brett on the Broncos" will debut for fans starting Thursday at 5 p.m., and Manning is on the invite list.
"We'd all like to drink a beer with Peyton Manning, wouldn't we?" he said.
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Hailun Tan, John Zic, Sanjay K. Jha, Diethelm Ostry, "Secure Multihop Network Programming with Multiple One-Way Key Chains," IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 16-31, January, 2011.
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Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh (vs. Cleveland) - Sporting the league's second-best passer rating (behind just Tom Brady) Roethlisberger has been on fire, and I haven't seen anything from the Browns' defense to indicate that trend will continue. He's a little banged up right now, but head coach Mike Tomlin said he expects his quarterback to be ready to go on game day.
Philip Rivers, San Diego (vs. Indianapolis) - If you're starting Rivers on a semi-regular basis, I already feel for your team. With the Colts' tough defense on tap, this certainly isn't a week to have him in your lineup.
Running Back
Cedric Benson, Chicago (at Oakland) - Benson has been a big disappointment this year, but he has an opportunity this week to get on track against a defense that surprisingly has struggled against the run this year.
Jamal Lewis, Cleveland (at Pittsburgh) - Since posting more than 200 yards against the Bengals in week two, Lewis has been held pretty much in check. Sure, he put four touchdowns on the board last week against the Seahawks, but he only posted 37 yards on 20 carries. Don't expect the Browns to be able to move the ball as effectively against a stingy Steelers defense to set Lewis up this week for those short TD runs.
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Greg Jennings, Green Bay (vs. Minnesota) - The Packers have struggled to find a consistent run game this year, and they're not likely to this week against one of the league's best run defenses. They should, however, be able to exploit the Vikings pass defense, which is among the worst in the league. Look for the Packers to give up quickly on the ground game and put the ball in the air early and often. Jennings should put up big numbers.
Chris Chambers, San Diego (vs. Indianapolis) - Chambers is working his way gradually into the Chargers offense, but has yet to put up numbers worthy of being in your starting lineup as more than a flex player. The Colts are third in the league in pass defense, so it isn't likely this will be the week he breaks out.
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Heath Miller, Pittsburgh (vs. Baltimore) - Having scored four touchdowns over the last four games, it's obvious that Roethlisberger is looking his way a lot in the red zone. The Steelers should be able to move the ball at will against the Browns Bend and Break defense.
Randy McMichael, St. Louis (at New Orleans) - Despite his disappointing numbers, it might be tempting to give McMichael a start against what looks like a very favorable matchup in the Saints defense. However, injuries along the offensive line have forced the Rams to keep McMichael in to help the pass protection, and he's just not getting many touches at this point. He hasn't caught more than three passes in a game this year and has scored just one touchdown.
Buffalo Bills (at Miami) - The Bills have been playing some pretty good hard-hitting defense over their three-game winning streak, and should have little trouble controlling Miami's feeble offense.
Minnesota Vikings, (at Green Bay) - Brett Favre and the Packers offense have shown a propensity for the big play through the air while the Vikings have struggled to stop opponent's passing attacks all year.


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Musicians Born On August 7
1925 Felice Bryant (songwriter for Everly Brothers)
1926 Stan Freberg (US pop satirist)
1936 Charles Pope (Tams)
1942 B.J. Thomas
1950 Rodney Crowell (US country singer)
1952 Andy Fraser (Free)
1958 Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden)
1960 Jacqui O'Sullivan (Bananarama)
1964 Ian Dench (EMF)
Number 1 In The Charts On August 7
1965 Herman's Hermits: 'I'm Henry the Eighth I Am' US 45
1971 Bee Gees: 'How Can You Mend a Broken Heart' UK 45
1976 Elton John and Kiki Dee: 'Don't Go Breaking My Heart' UK 45
1982 Dexy's Midnight Runners: 'Come on Eileen' UK 45
1982 'Kids From Fame' TV soundtrack UK LP
1982 Fleetwood Mac' 'Mirage' US LP
1993 Cypress Hill : Black Sunday : US LP
Various Music Events On August 7
1960 Ike and Tina Turner release their first single together, 'A Fool in Love', in US. It's Tina's first release, but husband Ike has been making records since
1951, when he led Kings of Rhythm on 'Rocket 88′
1961 Patsy Cline tops American country chart with 'I Fall to Pieces'
1963 'Beach Party' – the original beach movie with Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello – premieres in the US
1964 Herman's Hermits release 'I'm Into Something Good' in UK
1964 'Time' magazine headline reads: 'Beatles Blow It'. The review of a 'A Hard Days' Night' says: 'Avoid film at all costs!'
1968 Aretha Franklin's 'I Say a Little Prayer' hits UK chart
1974 Peter Wolf (ex-J. Geils Band) marries Faye Dunaway
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Cathy Pagano, M.A. began working with her dreams as a teenager, which led her to train at the C. G. Jung-Institute, Zurich in the late '70s. While there, Carl Jung's daughter advised her to study astrology and since then, she has used astrology in... read more
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June 25, 2013 @ 10:30 am
On Tuesday, June 25 at 10:30am, Nancy Sander will present, "Aladdin," a family puppet show to kick off our Summer Reading Program. "Aladdin" will be held in the Children's Area of the Library on the second floor. Sander was the principal puppeteer consultant, puppet builder, puppet creator and puppet script writer for the Emmy Award winning children's televisions show, "Hickory Hideout," produced by WKYC-TV and WNBC-TV. She received an Emmy Award for her contribution to children's television. The show also won the Parent's Choice Award, the National Education Association Award and received a silver medal in the International Film and TV Awards of New York.


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Vogue's Guide to Your Weekend Manicure
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A coyote attacked and killed a Maltese puppy Wednesday night in Darien, according to Suburban Life.
Darien resident Dan Shellstrom told Suburban Life that he let out the 6-year-old Harley in the back yard, and "I turned around and it sounded like a little girl screaming."
"It's a bad situation and I just don't want anyone else to have to go through what we had," Shelstrom told Suburban Life. "He was a part of our family."
Read the full story on Suburban Life.
Tricia Shellstrom commented on a Patch article to share more about the story:
The coyote attacked my dog within 30 seconds of us letting our dog outside to use the bathroom. It was like it was waiting and knew our routine. Our yard is very lit with security lights and that didn't seem to matter. The coyote hid behind our deck waiting to pounce and when we scared it away it did not run, but rather walked confidently through our neighbors yard.
I was not aware of the coyote problem in Darien and my main focus now is to inform others in our area that this is a huge problem and one I feel should not be overlooked. I live near 67th and Bentley.
Coyotes typically come out more in residential areas during the colder months because their main food sources are in hibernation.
Earlier this year we asked Darien Patch Facebook fans where they had spotted coyotes in the area. Other residents reported that their dogs were also fatally attacked.
Read more: Where have Darien residents spotted coyotes?
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Boomers struggle with basic Medicare myths
By National Underwriter
National Underwriter
By Noah Guillaume
For a demographic concerned about the future of Medicare, they sure don't understand the basics of it.
About 90 percent of baby boomers are more concerned about Medicare because of the upcoming presidential election, according to the eHealth Baby Boomer Survey.
Medicare accounts for about 20 percent of federal spending and 4 percent of the U.S. economy. Politicians naturally want to get the costs under control. Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan's long-term budget plan would stop the insurance program and replace it with vouchers to help individuals buy private plans.
Boomers did not do so well when it came to knowing whether four common Medicare myths were true or false.
- Myth: Medicare works just like regular health insurance – 40 percent knew this was false;
- Myth: Medicare is free – 70 percent knew this was false;
- Myth: A person can enroll in Medicare any time after they're 65, without penalty – 23 percent knew this was false;
- Myth: Medicare covers everything – 80 percent knew this was false.
Originally published on LifeHealthPro.com


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Injury Collision on Western Kentucky Pkwy in Hopkins County
Date of News Release: 03/26/2009
(Madisonville, Ky.) - Mr. David Cansler was traveling eastbound on the Western Kentucky Pkwy operating a 1994 Chevrolet Tracker. Mr. Thomas Hopper Sr., was also eastbound on the Western Kentucky Pkwy operating a 2005 Ford F-150. As Mr. Hopper approached Mr. Cansler he struck the rear of Mr. Cansler's vehicle with the front of his vehicle causing Mr. Cansler to rotate clockwise and exit the eastbound shoulder of the roadway. Mr. Cansler's vehicle then struck an earth embankment coming to final rest in a ditch on the shoulder of the roadway. Mr. Hopper continued eastbound pulling to the shoulder of the roadway. Mr. Cansler was transported to Regional Medical Center via Med Center Ambulance for treatment to his injuries.


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Remember the tennis and basketball court in the middle of an apartment complex that Riverside officials recently realized the city has owned for the last 43 years? (If you don't, I wrote about it here and here.) Well, the plot seems to have thickened.
After my story published, I got a call from Tom Cain, who has lived since the 1980′s in the original tract of single-family homes near UC Riverside that the tennis and basketball court were built to serve. He said the developer who built the homes also put in a swimming pool for residents, and the pool property – like the tennis and basketball court parcel – was for some reason signed over to the city.
Cain, who said he also worked in real estate and sold some of the homes in the tract, believes the housing developer may have given the recreational land to the city as a shrewd business move. (City government doesn't pay property taxes, and if the developer gave up ownership of those common areas, neither would he.)
Homeowners had to pay an annual fee for pool privileges, but a few years ago they learned that because of code changes since the pool was built, it would require several hundred thousand dollars in upgrades, Cain recalled.
"Here it was the city's responsibility and they just didn't want to shell out that kind of money," so the pool was emptied and torn out, Cain said. (In the case of the tennis and basketball courts, city officials said the owner of the adjacent apartment complex maintains those facilities, not the city. I have called to inquire about the now-defunct swimming pool but don't have any info from the city yet.)
So this sounds like it could be another case in which Riverside officials, for reasons unknown, accepted ownership of a recreational property that wasn't open to public use and had no ostensible benefit to the city.
There are three possible conclusions (that I can see, anyway):
- The transfer of the properties to the city was a mistake, as city staff initially said of the tennis/basketball parcel – but a clerical error seems unlikely if the same thing happened with the pool
- There was intended to be some public use or benefit from city ownership of the properties – and if so, there should be paperwork somewhere that explains it
- The housing developer who built the pool and courts was a smart businessman with friends at City Hall
It was so long ago (more than 40 years) it's unlikely any city employees from that era remain, and Cain told me the housing developer who gave these parcels to the city has since died. But I'll let you know if I learn more about this mystery.
And by the way, Cain also told me homeowners like him used to have keys to access the tennis court (the basketball court is not fenced) but when the adjacent apartment complex was sold to a new owner, the locks were changed.


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Penny Clute to speak at Computer Club meeting
PLATTSBURGH — Attorney Penny Clute, former Clinton County district attorney and City of Plattsburgh judge, will speak at the next Senior Citizen Computer Club of Clinton County meeting.
It will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, June 3, at the Senior Citizens Center, 5139 North Catherine St., Plattsburgh.
Clute will talk about the serious crimes and scams committed against senior citizens using Internet, phone, mail and personal contact, even threats and intimidation.
Bring a senior friend with you; the session is open to seniors from other counties.
Caregiver support groups to meet
PLATTSBURGH — A discussion group for all unpaid caregivers is set for 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, June 13, at the United Way Building, 45 Tom Miller Road.
Another discussion group with a presentation called "Normal Memory Loss vs. Dementia-Related Memory Loss" and "Effective Techniques, Queues and Behaviors in Working with Dementia Patients" will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. June 26, in the Emmaus Room at St. Peter's Church in Plattsburgh. Refreshments will be provided.
In addition, a telephone support group is offered from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 19. Caregivers may call 565-4543 or 565-4625 for more information.
The groups, offered by the Caregiver Resource Center/Respite Program, are a component of Behavioral Health Services North. They are open to anyone providing unpaid care to an aging family member or friend. New caregivers, friends and family are welcome. No appointment necessary.
Elizabethtown Social Center plans NYC trip
ELIZABETHTOWN — The Elizabethtown Social Center, in conjunction with North Wind Tours, will present a trip to New York City to see the Radio City Music Hall's Christmas Spectacular and the USS Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, featuring the space shuttle Enterprise.
The Nov. 9 and 10 trip includes transportation from Elizabethtown via luxury motor coach, orchestra seats to the Christmas Spectacular, admission to the Intrepid Museum, one night hotel accommodations, Saturday dinner and Sunday breakfast.


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One of the UFC's top talents was on full display last night (April 21, 2012) as welterweight stud Rory MacDonald took on British striker Che Mills in the co-main event of UFC 145 in Atlanta, Georgia.
The commentators, Rogan and Goldberg, were in full on hype mode, talking about MacDonald as a one-day champion all while praising his tremendous amount of skill.
It was a picture-perfect build for "Ares" and he delivered with one of the more hellacious beatdowns you could imagine against Mills, perhaps making him reconsider his nickname "Beautiful" by the time his night was over.
So how did MacDonald pull it off? And what happens next for both men?
Follow me after the jump for our Rory MacDonald vs. Che Mills UFC 145 post-fight review and analysis:
In the early goings of the fight, MacDonald decided to stand and trade with Mills which was not a very good idea. Mills landed some nice kicks early and then a pair of big right hands once the action became more intense. The latter punch forced MacDonald to abandon the feet and instead shoot for takedowns.
Thankfully, Mills is British and thus had no ground game and MacDonald made him pay big time with a big flurry of punches, elbows and hammer fists which busted "Beautiful's" face up badly inside the first minute of putting the Brit on his back.
After dropping more punishment, MacDonald worked to pass Mills' guard and he passed to mount, dropping some very heavy shots from above and coming very close to finishing the fight before Mills was saved by the bell.
In the second round, MacDonald wisely grabbed a single leg, turned the corner and dumped Mills on his back very early, again opening up with a big flurry on the ground and cutting the Brit's face up even worse than before. After taking Mills' back with both hooks in, "Ares" really let loose a powerful spree of strikes which eventually forced the referee to intervene and put a stop to the onslaught.
For Che Mills, he did about as good as one could expect given the situation. The UFC was looking for a sacrificial lamb to showcase MacDonald's talents on their pay-per-view card right before the big main event and they found one. Mills put up a fight in the stand-up but if he ever wants to be taken seriously, he needs to improve that takedown defense or this is going to be the recipe to beat him every time out until he's released.
I'd like to see Mills take on fellow stand-up specialist Stephen Thompson next, who was also derailed last night. Other possibilities include Besam Yousef or Mark Scanlon.
For Rory MacDonald, he did exactly what was wanted of him. He took care of business against an overmatched opponent. "Ares" clearly had an advantage on the ground so that was his safe place in case the stand-up wasn't going well. Once he got cracked a few times, he wisely put Mills on his back and then just went to absolute work on him with some of the most brutal ground and pound I've seen. I hope he can fix some of the deficiencies in his striking as he's definitely a talent to keep an eye out for in the near future.
I'd love to see him face the winner of Josh Koscheck vs. Johny Hendricks, but if the UFC thinks that's too much, too soon, I understand. Other possibilities could include Rick Story or Brian Ebersole if either of them are successful in their upcoming fights. It'll be interesting to see what the UFC's strategy is in terms of building up such a tremendous talent like him.
For complete UFC 145 results, including blow-by-blow, fight-by-fight coverage of the entire event as well as immediate post-fight reaction click here, here and here.
So what did you think, Maniacs?
Was this the exact same outcome you anticipated? How long do you think the UFC can stall MacDonald's ascension to the elite in the division?
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Art in the library this MarchPublished on Fri, 03/01/2013 - 7:42am | Updated on Mon, 04/07/2014 - 2:21pm.
Main Library Art Gallery: FAÇADE. Through March, see an exhibition of art work by four local women - Maura Checconi Crubellati, Nancy Wisti Grayson, Ann Primack and Marcia Palazzolo - united by the theme FAÇADE. Each artist has used her own medium, experiences and interpretation to create work for this show. Learn more about these artists [1] and about art in the Main Library [2].
Maze Branch Library: Henry Berry photos. Learn more about art in Maze Branch Library [3].


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This season, Denver and Seattle tied for the best record in the NFL, going 13-3. They own homefield advantage as long as they're alive in the playoffs. Conventional wisdom says pick Denver and Seattle to meet in the Super Bowl.
But history says otherwise.
I checked out the recent playoff performances of teams with the best W-L record in the NFL at pro-football-reference.com. I started with 1990, the year the league added an extra team in each conference, with a total of 12 teams in the postseason. Since then, only 5 teams who had the best record won the Super Bowl.
Let's take a look at the details:
1990:San Francisco, lost NFC Championship.
1991:Washington, won Super Bowl.
1992:SF, lost NFCC
1993:Dallas, won Super Bowl.
1994:SF, won Super Bowl.
1995:Kansas City, lost in Divisional round
1996:Green Bay and Denver tied for best record. Green Bay won Super Bowl, Denver lost in Divisional round.
1997:SF lost NFCC.
1998:Minnesota, lost NFCC.
1999:Jacksonville, lost AFCC.
2000:Tennessee, lost in Divisional round.
2001:St. Louis, lost Super Bowl.
2002 marked the beginning of the current format of 4 division winners and 2 Wild Card teams in each conference.
2002:Philadelphia, lost NFCC.
2003:New England, won Super Bowl.
2004:Pittsburgh, lost AFCC.
2005:Indianapolis, lost in Divisional round.
2006:San Diego, lost in Divisional round.
2007:New England, lost Super Bowl.
2008:Tennessee, lost in Divisional round.
2009:Indianapolis, lost Super Bowl.
2010:New England, lost in Divisional round.
2011:Green Bay, lost in Divisional round.
2012:Denver and Atlanta tied for best record. Denver lost in Divisional round, Atlanta lost NFCC.
I'm no gambler, or handicapper. But this show how regular season success has little bearing on postseason wins. But if you are a gambler, I'd say don't put your money on Denver or Seattle!


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Alex Ovechkin talks with Slava Malamud of Sport Express on his play during the Thrashers game, playing with Alexander Semin, and his thoughts on a Russia-Canada Super Series.
What is the secret to Nicklas Backstrom's durability?
Part Two of the Semin and Ovechkin interview with Slava Malamud of Sport Express.
Can the Alexes (Semin and Ovechkin) "Stay Angry"? Slava Malamud of Sport Express catches up with them during pre-season training camp.
Could there be another "Russian Troika" waiting in the wings for the Washington Capitals? Slava Malamud from Sport-Express catches up with three young Russian prospects at rookie camp. Translation...
What does Semyon Varlamov think of his chances for the number one goaltending spot for the Washington Capitals? Find out in the translation of an interview with Slava Malamud of Sport-Express.
Ever wondered what an animated Ovechkin looks like? I mean really animated? Take a look at this clip from a Russian satire tv program. You won't be disappointed.
Slava Malamud of Sport-Express ponders whether Ovechkin can or should change the way he plays. Japers' Rink brings you an English translation of this thought provoking analysis.
Peter Bondra Considering Position With the Washington Capitals?
In an interview with Sovetsky Sport, Alexander Semin says on being reunited with Sergei Fedorov at the WC: "He's the best center I've ever played with"
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Statistically Speaking…
The Saints and Bears enter Sunday's game on completely different trajectories…or so we'd be led to believe that after Week 1 games.
New Orleans lost to Green Bay 42-34 in a game in which the defense appeared confused and outmaneuvered.
Chicago throttled Atlanta, one of the sexy Super Bowl picks this season, 30-12 in a game in which the Bears appeared to know Atlanta's every move.
Heading into the noon kickoff, here's a little team statistical comparison:
Total Offense:
Saints No. 1 (2 passing, 17 rushing)
Bears No. 12 (9 passing, 14 rushing)
Total Defense
Saints No. 23 (22 passing, 17 rushing)
Bears No. 20 (19 passing, 19 rushing)
Take-aways, Give-aways
Saints No. 19-tied (minus-1)
Bears No. 3 (plus-2)
First Downs Made
Saints No. 2-tied (27)
Bears No. 17-tied (17)
First Downs Allowed
Saints No. 22 (24)
Bears No. 15-tied (20)
Third Downs – Offense
Saints 9 of 14 (64.3 percent)
Bears 6 of 16 (37.5 percent)
Third Downs – Defense
Saints 8 of 12 (66.7 percent)
Bears 4 of 13 (30.8 percent)


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Tag Archives: Google
They pay you for a summer and you become a walking billboard for life.
So many stupid questions, such little time.
If you think the NSA's privacy standards are scary, take a look at what Google does.
Delaware... the only state with enough balls in its sack to Google itself more than any other keyword or phrase.
Google released video today of its self-driving car maneuvering through city streets.
Have a drunk e-mail that you regret sending to your boss? BRO.... THERE'S STILL A CHANCE. These Gmail hacks are lifesavers... Know them, live by
You can tell a lot about a state based on the top Google autocomplete suggestions. Or maybe you can't because they're wildly arbitrary and don't
Everything you ask Google sounds a lot dumber when you actually ask Google.
Each year, Google releases the Top Ten "How To" searches of the year, results from when human people turn to the search engine to find
Twitter recently tweaked its website, allowing pictures to automatically pop in your stream. The handle @GoogleStreets immediately became a favorite follow. It's a simple premise—just longitude and latitude numbers
Being an intern for Google is undisputably great. The pay is—actually, anyone currently working an unpaid internship might want to go ahead and exit this
People bitch all the time about how we don't have flying cars. Well, shut up. We have cars that drive themselves. I'd argue that's more
Everyone's all jazzed up about Google Glass. But what if it sucks? What then? This video explores that very real possibility.
Google just "introduced" a new search engine product called "Google Nose," which reportedly allows Google's billions and billions of search users to experience a specific
Google continues to never be satisfied and at SXSW they unveiled a new talking shoe that connects to your Android smartphone and gives you it's
I love the convenience of the modern world because anything is possible and everything is accessible. All you need is a web connection and to
Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt just got back from a two-week trip to that closed-off place very, very few of us will ever see—North Korea—to
Google as in, Google Puffs cereal.
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We're on the cusp of revolutionary technology. According to the New York Times, a pair of Google-made glasses that stream information to the wearer's eyes
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Govt urged to consider drugs decriminalisation system
– The Commons Home Affairs Committee
We were impressed by what we saw of the Portuguese depenalised system.
It had clearly reduced public concern about drug use in that country, and was supported by all political parties and the police.
Although it is not certain that the Portuguese experience could be replicated in the UK, given societal differences, we believe this is a model that merits significantly closer consideration.


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|Jennings to graduate 35
|Thursday, May 16, 2013 12:06 AM
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Speakers include: Valedictorian Kaitlin Stechschulte; Salutatorian Sara Miller and honor students Rachel Krietemeyer and Alex Von Lehmden.
Stechschulte is the daughter of Bruce and Brenda Stechschulte. She is a member of the National Honor Society, TEAMS, Math Club and Student Council. She was involved in band, senior class play, school musical and Big Brothers/Big Sisters program. She participated in soccer, cheerleading, track and CYO volleyball. Kaitlin was on Honor Roll I and was selected for Senior in the Spotlight. She is a Eucharistic Minister, Mass server and lector at St. Joseph Catholic Church and is involved with youth ministry.
She plans to attend The Ohio State University and major in chemical engineering.
Miller is the daughter of Pat and Kathy Will and Dan and Leslie Miller. She was a member of the National Honor Society and was senior class president. She was involved in yearbook, school musical and senior class play. She was on Honor Roll I and participated in marching and concert band. She was a member of the Fort Jennings 4-H Showmen Club and Carteens and participated in the Putnam County Youth Advisory Board and was a leadership team member.
Miller plans to attend the University of Saint Francis, majoring in nursing.
Krietemeyer is the daughter of Dan and Karen Krietemeyer. She was a member of the National Honor Society and FCCLA and was active in TSA TEAMS, JETS and was a Big Brother/Big Sister mentor. She was on Honor Roll I and was involved in band, senior class play, school musical and CYO volleyball. She is a Mass server at St. Joseph Church, church festival volunteer and summer volunteer at St Rita's Medical Center.
Krietemeyer plans to attend the University of Cincinnati, majoring in nursing.
Von Lehmden is the son of Brett and Cheryl Von Lehmden. He was a member of the National Honor Society. He was involved in the senior class play, school musical and band. He was on Honor Roll I and was selected for Senior in the Spotlight.
Von Lehmden plans to attend The Ohio State University.
The class song is "You're Gonna Miss This" by Trace Adkins; the class colors are California blue and charcoal grey; the class flower is the white roes; and the class motto is: "We came as strangers, but we leave as life-long friends."
The Fort Jennings High School class of 2013 includes:
Emily Rose Baldauf, Mara Frances Brown, Lori Sue Bruskotter, Dylan Andrew Eldridge, Allen Joseph Fischbach, Kiersten R. Freund, Amber Maria Gerdeman, Gabrielle Lee German, Reanne F. Higginbotham, Rachel Ann Horstman, Brittany Nicole Inkrott, Mark A. Inkrott, Adam D. Kleman , Brandon Kent Kohli , Rachel Lynn Krietemeyer
Alexander Donald Maag, Elaina Nicole Maag, Kristen Rose Maag, Marissa Marie Mesker, Sara Katherine Miller, Tyler Julius Neidert, Chad Anthony Recker, Morgan Elizabeth Ricker, Catherine Ann Schnipk, Macy Jade Schroede, Colin Sickel, Andrew Thomas Stechschulte, Gina Marie Stechschulte, Kaitlin Marie Stechschulte, Alex Jay Von Lehmden, Jenna Nicole Von Sossan, Isabel Hoejer Wang, Kurt Thomas Warnecke, Martina Marie Weems and Jacob Young.
|Last Updated on Thursday, May 16, 2013 12:34 AM


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Just when you thought that you were through with the colds the past winter has given you, here you are again suffering from the discomfort brought by having a stuffed nose and frequent sneezing — all in height of summer! And what is worse is that you are missing all the fun and enjoyment just because of the nasty summer colds. But do not let this illness take all the fun away! Here are simple tips to kissing your summer colds goodbye and making the most out of the summertime!
Vitamin C is the Key. Nothing beats ascorbic acid as still the best cure for colds and nasal allergies. Take in a lot of fruits rich in Vitamin C such as oranges, pineapples, papayas, and other tropical fruits. Not only are these fruits healthy and delicious, they are also in their best quality during the summer. So if you are visiting a place, this summer, discover what vitamin C-rich fruit it can offer to have a delicious and healthy experience!
Have some snooze. Who doesn't want a nice sleep? Besides, it is summer and most children, and students are out from school, and some office cut back working hours during the summer. Hence, this season is the most opportune time to get a lot of sleep. This will not only prevent you from catching summer colds, but also allows your body to stack up enough antibodies you will need in the coming seasons.
Be sure you're eating clean, sanitary food. With summer comes with different events and gatherings where you surely are going to tackle food, food and more food! But before you pig out and get your fill, be sure that these foods are prepared in a clean, safe and sanitary manner. Illnesses, including colds and allergies, can be caught from the food we intake This also holds true to the utensils you use while you eat.
Proper hydration. Summer gives nauseating heat that sometimes it can give too many common illnesses such as migraine, and allergies. Drinking a healthy amount of water can replenish lost fluids, and it helps to regulate our body temperature through sweating. Hence, during summertime, it is best to double up on drinking lots of water. We can appreciate the many benefits of drinking water to help boost our immune system.