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Historic Chance For Homeless Young People To Influence Government As Funding Given To St Basils to Develop Homeless Young People's Parliament
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Two young people moved on from St Basils in Kidderminster achieve success
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New Big Lottery funded project to help young people gain financial confidence
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All change on Youth Advisory Board following branding exercise and elections
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National Grid help young ex-homeless move on with Starter Packs
CBSO audience collection raises over £3000 for St Basils!
St Martins Christmas Concert raised record amount
BIG Lottery staff donate boxes packed with gifts and goodies to St Basils young people
Young People make history visiting Parliament to form 'Young Homeless Parliament'
Joyful Atmosphere As Community Rallies to Support Big SleepOut 2012
Streetsmart to make double the difference thanks to match funding
St Basils holds Awards ceremony to recognise achievements
Taylor Wimpey Swap Sheets For Streets as part of National Sleep Out
Junior Boys Brigade hold Challenge event to raise money for St Basils
Oundle School aim to raise £6000 through 'satellite' Sleep Out
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Young man from Edmonds Court Foyer gains place at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School
Greggs host workshops and offer placements to St Basils Young People
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BHSF's 8 years of sponsored walking raises over £25K for St Basils!
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Bromsgrove recruitment company bake for St Basils
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Literacy workshop helps re-motivate NEET young people
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Youth Advisory Board recruits new members
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The Usdan Music Co-op (USMC) is a student group made up of Wesleyan musicians that is responsible for the upkeep and organization of the Usdan Music Rehearsal Room. Members of the USMC are expected to ROCK OUT in the room RESPONSIBLY. This means respecting the WSA-funded equipment and maintaining the cleanliness of the room. We also strongly encourage you to communicate with us and with other members of the USMC regarding how to make the room a better environment for all of us.
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Charlottesville Area Community Foundation Press Release
VA, September 10 – The Charlottesville Area Community Foundation's Governing Board
is pleased to announce that Anne Scott has been named its next President
and Chief Executive Officer. She will succeed John Redick, who is retiring
after 28 years with the Foundation, and will begin her new duties November
Anne Scott comes to
CACF with more than 15 years' experience working with private foundations and
other philanthropic organizations both internationally and in the U.S. She is
currently the Executive Director of Programs at the Children's Investment Fund
Foundation in London, England. Prior to that, she was Vice-President for
Global Programs for ChildFund International in Richmond, Virginia. During her
career, she has worked with women, children, and youth and in health, social
protection, education, and the arts.
Ms. Scott completed
her Ph.D. and Bachelor of Arts degrees at the University of Pennsylvania, as
well as an MBA from the Canterbury Business School at the University of Kent,
Board Chair Larry
Martin said, "We are excited about the Foundation's future under Anne's
leadership. We sought a strong, visionary leader to build on the outstanding
direction, endowment growth, and integrity of the Foundation. Anne has an
extensive background in grantmaking philanthropy, broad management skills, and
a passion for improving the quality of life for those constituents that she
"I am absolutely
thrilled and honored to have been chosen to lead CACF," Ms. Scott said. "The
Foundation has gone from strength to strength in serving communities across
Charlottesville and the surrounding counties. I look forward to working closely
with the Board and management team to provide continued strategic direction and
endowment stewardship and growth. We want to continuously strengthen
CACF's ability to engage with diverse constituencies and foster positive change
through high impact grantmaking."
in 1967, The Charlottesville Area Community Foundation facilitates philanthropy
to improve the quality of life in Charlottesville and the surrounding counties
of Albemarle, Buckingham, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, Nelson and
Orange. Last year it awarded more than $7 million in grants to
nonprofits in its service area and has granted over $59 million in grants since
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GEORGETOWN, SC – A job fair in Georgetown scheduled for Saturday is open to anyone looking for a job, and any business looking to hire.
The Georgetown County Library and S.C. Works Waccamaw will be holding the fair on Saturday, February 9 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Georgetown Library on Cleland Street.
"The more, the merrier," said Library Director Dwight McInvaill. "There are census tracts in our community where unemployment now exceeds 33 percent. With this job fair, we hope to give workers and businesses a chance to meet each other, with less pressure than an interview setting."
The job fair will also offer a "resume doctor," one-on-one interview practice, assistance with online job searches and applications, information about continuing education, and a business fashion display, organizers state in a news release.
"Our inaugural job fair, held six months ago, was really gratifying, with 150 participants and 14 businesses," said McInvaill. "We hope to bring even more people and groups together this time. Georgetown County is combating the recession one job at a time."
Businesses interested in attending the job fair can e-mail librarian Heather Pelham at firstname.lastname@example.com or call S.C. Works Waccamaw representative Aaron Johnson at (843) 546-4231.
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In the olden days, a farmer would have lashed these boys with the harness hame, "I'LL SKIN YOU LITTLE MARAUDERS ALIVE!!!" Back home, their fathers would have thrashed them again.
The police wouldn't have been brought into it. Nobody would have sued over the threat of being skinned alive.
But then again, in the olden days, no child would think of setting the neighbor's barn on fire, right?
I say lock the little devils in the closet until they turn eighteen. lol
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One should be able to defend his/her property; however having a LEO there would have best the best idea, but I take it this was not possible. -- Doc
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Hopefully the charges will get dismissed. Yea, he shouldn't have threatend them with the hammer if he did, but he should have worn their little azzes out. Sounds like the dad of the boys is just a little puz and dad can think about how rough they were handled when he has to fork over $40,000 for his precious little boys.
Four boys ages 8 and 10 having at it all over Jesse Daniel's remodel with hammers and spray paint. He locks them in the closet until police arrive.


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Right before Carson Palmer arrived in a recent trade, there were a few stories speculating that Palmer might not want to come to the Cardinals — the team that was the main one linked to Palmer as a destination — because he might want to be a backup for a contender and try and get to a sure winner after all his years in Cincinnati and Oakland. Palmer wasn't talking before the trade, and after the trade, he proclaimed how much he was excited to be in Arizona.
General Manager Steve Keim got a sense of that immediately, even before the trade was consummated.
Keim relayed this anecdote on the Big Red Rage Thursday night, after he noted that Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie had given the Cards permission to talk to Palmer prior to a trade. The Cardinals flew Palmer in and took him out to dinner, with the next day about taking a physical and some conversation at the team facility.
"Carson calls me at 6:15 in the morning, begging me to pick him up so he can watch tape," Keim said. "For a 33-year-old quarterback, 10 years in the league, I love that passion."
A few hours later, Palmer was a Cardinal in a move that — in hindsight — felt inevitable.
Keim watched the last three years of Palmer's passes in scouting him before the trade. The Raiders were ready to dump Palmer for a song, yet Keim found himself midway through the process, "about 70 throws into it from (the) 2012 (season) and I was shaking my head trying to figure out, 'What's wrong with this guy?' "
Obviously the Cardinals don't see any issues.
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Signing a punter and other kibbles and bitsPosted by on April 8, 2013 – 11:33 am
A few odds and ends on a Monday morning during the second week of voluntary workouts:
– The Cardinals signed punter Will Batson Monday. Batson also can kick field goals and kick off, so he'll fill the role of Ricky Schmitt for this offseason and preseason, I'd think — which means he's a major long shot. Ultimately, Dave Zastudil (who was very good last year) will be the punter and Jay Feely the kicker. This just gives the Cards an extra helper with a 90-man roster. Batson was with the Titans in preseason last year.
– There will be a special edition of the Big Red Rage this Thursday night at 6 p.m. at the regular spot, Majerle's Sports Grill in Chandler. Exact details are still being firmed up, but it will be live on Arizona Sports 620 and one of the guests will be General Manager Steve Keim.
– The 2013 Cardinals Cheerleaders will be announced on the site Friday. We will have a series of videos posted this week (1 p.m. so don't miss them) detailing the audition process.
– I find it interesting that Kevin Kolb signs with the Bills after it could be argued that, had he not gotten hurt against the Bills last season, he might still be a Cardinal. (Then again, following that logic, there might not have been a coaching change at all. But I digress.) He's got big plans for Buffalo.
– It's like Harvard winning the NCAA tournament.
– Presented without comment: Former Cardinals QB Max Hall has signed with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL.
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Chasing the 10th sackPosted by on December 27, 2012 – 10:14 am
Linebacker Daryl Washington, snubbed for the Pro Bowl Wednesday, is still chasing his 10th sack of the season. Notching one more would not only tie the franchise mark for sacks by a linebacker, but also make him the first guy with 10 since Bertrand Berry had 14.5 in 2004 and the first Cardinal ever to have 100 tackles and 10 sacks. Of course, Washington as been stuck with nine sacks since getting one against the Rams Nov. 25. Chasing down mobile 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick for one might not be easy. Washington did have two sacks the last time the Cards played the 49ers, but at that point, Alex Smith was still playing QB for San Francisco.
– Left tackle Nate Potter sat out Wednesday's practice with a bad ankle. If Potter isn't able to play Sunday, his backup is D'Anthony Batiste — who struggled so much when he was in there earlier in the season — and I'd think Batiste would likely get another start. That would definitely be something that bears watching.
– The Big Red Rage tonight at Majerle's in Chandler will feature not only host Kerry Rhodes but also wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, so reserve your table quickly. The show starts at 6 p.m.
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Dockett's thoughts and other notesPosted by on December 13, 2012 – 10:18 am
Darnell Dockett appeared on the "Bickley and MJ" show on XTRA 910 Wednesday to talk about his latest kerfuffle. Bottom line? "It's not my intention to leave," Dockett said, and insisted he hasn't brought up to anyone the desire to be traded. That said, he also said he didn't want to be anywhere where he wasn't wanted — I don't think anyone has told him with the Cardinals they don't want him, but again, emotions have run high.
Highlights from Dockett's comments:
– "This was not my saying or my idea of me being traded or people thinking I might be traded or came up with this or said this. I never said that. At the end of the day, I will never be anywhere I'm not wanted or I'm not going to be somewhere where I am treated unfairly. Things like that. I want to be happy. I play with passion, I give everything I have on the field."
– On his reaction when he first was told on the sideline that letting the Jets score the final TD was the right strategy: "At the time I really didn't know what was going on. I really didn't think about it or anything like that. I just didn't have the 'quit' attitude. Once they explained it to me real fast, I just didn't want to be a part of that. Our defensive coaches emphasize all week, 'Don't let a team score, don't let a team score.' That's embedded in me. … At the time, looking back at it, maybe I could have done something different, but I don't have regret on what I've done."
– On clearing the air with coach Ken Whisenhunt: "Maybe at the end of the season we'll talk or whatever, but as of right now, my main focus is going out and playing hard. That's my main focus. As far as a conversation of me being here or a conversation of our relationship, that's not really my concern right now. He's got a job to do, I have a job to do. I'm thinking we're both frustrated at being on a nine-game losing streak."
– The Big Red Rage tonight at 6 p.m. will feature kicker Jay Feely joining host Kerry Rhodes. As always, it is as Majerle's Sports Grill in Chandler.
– No one is going to argue the Cardinals' offense has been anything but poor. But FootballOutsiders.com, which measures DVOA (basically a system to compare units and players to the average unit or player), points out the Cards aren't among the worst they've tracked, and even note that by those measurements, the Cards struggled more in 2010 through 14 weeks. It's an interesting read.
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Hyphen up for award, and Pro Bowl possibilitiesPosted by on November 20, 2012 – 9:51 pm
As Pro Bowl voting continues, the folks over at profootballfocus.com are prompting readers to pick three Cardinals as Pro Bowl worthy. Two are the same as their last list, with linebacker Daryl Washington and defensive end Calais Campbell getting the nod. The third was safety Kerry Rhodes, who has been having a solid bounce-back season after injuries wrecked 2011. Rhodes had an interception in Atlanta this past weekend.
– Running back LaRod Stephens-Howling, after his 127 yards rushing in Atlanta, is up for the FedEx Ground player of the week. You can vote here until Friday. He's up against the Bengals' Ben Jarvis Green-Ellis and the Buccaneers' Doug Martin.
– Speaking of Stephens-Howling, he will be the guest on the Thanksgiving week edition of Kerry Rhodes' Big Red Rage, which will be held Wednesday night because of the holiday. The show starts at 6 p.m. as usual at Majerle's Sports Grill in Chandler.
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Rhodes says his back is "not good"Posted by on October 17, 2012 – 9:26 pm
Safety Kerry Rhodes still hosted his weekly radio show Wednesday night, getting to the Big Red Rage at Chandler Fashion Center. But when asked about the pain he was in at the show with his messed-up back, Rhodes said "on a scale of 10? It's 13."
Rhodes, who didn't practice Wednesday, was plain about his back problem. "(It's) not good," Rhodes said, joking it was "a case of old man-itis."
"My back is pretty jacked up right now, but I'm trying to get back," Rhodes added.
Rhodes said it wasn't back spasms. He thinks he did something near the goalline early in the game, but when it went away, he didn't think much of it. He came off the field in the fourth quarter when it started to bother him, but ran back on the field even though he was still in pain. He thought he could make a difference. "I wanted to help my team win," Rhodes said. "The coaches didn't know I went back in. I just kind of ran back on the field."
That, it turned out, was a mistakes. Rhodes' back locked up on him during his final play and the pain "went all the way down to my calves." Watching the replay, you can see Rhodes freeze and a Bills blocker bear down and ram him with a block. Rhodes couldn't move at that point and just had to take the hit.
"I thought it was kind of dirty, but it's part of the game," Rhodes said. "The block didn't do any damage. It was all back issues."
Rhodes said he has never had back problems. "It hurts when I do normal stuff," Rhodes said. "I can't brush my teeth, I can't tie my shoe."
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Talking trade, and blacking outPosted by on October 9, 2012 – 5:06 pm
There are a lot of questions I am getting about trades when it comes to a running back. If the Cards go get another running back, I think it will be the free-agent route. That way you don't surrender a draft pick at a position that you need short-term help with. It's tough when people start throwing out names like Chris Johnson or Maurice Jones-Drew or even Mark Ingram, all of whom apparently have been suggested as targets. Stop. Those aren't going to happen for a multitude of reasons.
The one trade name that does make some sense to me is Chris Ivory in New Orleans. He's shown before he can perform and he is buried deep, deep on the Saints' bench behind Ingram, Pierre Thomas and Darren Sproles. But the Saints know the Cards need a back, and they might just hold up the Cards for a higher pick. Frankly, in this day and age where backs have become more and more disposable, it's hard to think that's a good idea. Ivory was undrafted and has shown well — maybe William Powell can do the same for the Cards.
Free agency makes more sense to me, if and only if the Cards decide they need someone. That's no sure thing right now.
As for available free agents, well, the name that comes up over and over is Tim Hightower. He knows the team and the offense. But Hightower isn't healthy right now. The Redskins, who cut him in camp, thought about bringing him back when Roy Helu went down for the season and not only is Hightower still coming back from an ACL tear, Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said he had a setback and was having an arthroscopic procedure on his knee. That was a couple weeks ago. (The Redskins signed Ryan Grant instead.) Could Hightower be in the mix down the road if he heals up? Maybe. But the Cards have had their fill of injured backs. They don't need another so they would have to be sure where Hightower stands health-wise before that could be explored.
– If you missed it, check out this story of defensive lineman Nick Eason, his mom , and why this month of pink in the NFL is so meaningful to him.
– The Cardinals, in case you missed it on Twitter yesterday, will be wearing their black uniforms again Sunday against Buffalo. Because of the various NFL rules in place for alternate uniforms — you can't wear them in nationally televised games, you can't wear them after flex scheduling starts — this is the last opportunity for the Cards to do so.
– The Big Red Rage has been moved to Wednesday night because of ASU football, so anyone heading to Majerle's — special guest Vonnie Holliday — make sure you adjust your schedules accordingly. Same time (6 p.m.), same place (Chandler Fashion Mall).
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Social stats show one retailer is clearly besting another in the days before Black Friday.
When it comes to Facebook engagement before Black Friday, Target has been kicking the turkey stuffing out of Kohl's. For the new catch-all engagement rate called "talking about this," Target is currently charting at 665,000 to Kohl's 93,000.
Those Facebook numbers reflect activity generated by the brands since Sunday night. The brands have roughly equal numbers of Facebook fans/likes, with Target tallying 6.5 million and Kohl's at 6.1 million. Those numbers are important to note because they can greatly affect Facebook Insights' "talking about this" metric. In short, it's fairest to compare brands with similar audiences - Target and Kohl's, in this case - when evaluating the productivity of their engagement strategies.
"Talking about this" is a raw number that adds up various engagement types, including number of likes, number of Facebook user comments involving the brand, RVSPs, "@mentions" of a brand, Facebook Places check-ins, and photo-tags. All viewers can see the stat on the lower left-hand side of a brand's Facebook page.
And while audience size is a factor, so are the quality and quantity of posts by brands like Target and Kohl's.
Surprisingly, Target only authored one post on Sunday and Monday while Kohl's penned four. Two of Kohl's posts offered 10 to 15 percent off discounts. Target's lone message so far this week read: "Start planning your Black Friday… right… about…http://tgt.bz/6030R9mG".
People clicking the link are taken to an online weekly circular for Target's Black Friday specials. The post garnered nearly 2,500 likes and more than 600 comments.
Target fans/likes are constantly posting on the site, writing original messages every few minutes and engaging with a constant flow of comments, including by "liking" other comments. The Minneapolis-based retailer's social media team is continuously responding to questions and complaints posted by consumers. The CRM element to its strategy appears to be helping Target's "talking about this" stat.
While Kohl's audience hasn't been quite as active, the brand uses a similar hands-on CRM strategy to engage its audience, quickly reacting to posts by fans/likes. Its most popular holidays post this week drew more than 1,000 likes and over 100 comments.
Though ClickZ hasn't spotted Facebook ads from the brands this week, one probably can assume that both have targeted the site's users with paid promotions in the last few days. Theoretically, the effectiveness of those ads will also impact the brands' "talking about this" metric, which certainly favors Target over Kohl's so far leading up to Black Friday.
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Going into the season, the Browns management finally had a solid plan at quarterback (for once). Jake Delhomme was going to be the starter, Seneca Wallace would be the backup, and rookie Colt McCoy was going to be the third string "redshirt" and learn from Delhomme. Holmgren made it clear that McCoy would not see the field in 2010, despite everyone's curiosity about the rookie's abilities at the NFL level. However, with some exceptions, many agreed that a year of sitting was best for him and the team.
Of course, plans don't always work out the way you want them to.
When the Browns signed Delhomme, there were mixed emotions. Some were okay with the move, but others (B19K comes to mind) adamantly opposed it. In the preseason, many Browns fans, including myself, were optimistic about Delhomme's abilities to at least manage the game, make the necessary throws, and help the Browns win some games. Delhomme completed 79.2% of his passes in the preseason with 2 TDs and 0 INTs. Could the struggling Delhomme, who threw 8 TDs and 18 INTs in his final season with Carolina before being benched for Matt Moore, revitalize his career in Cleveland?
Well, looking at Delhomme's stats, it hasn't been pretty. While he did get injured during the opener, it's still ugly. In 2 games played, Delhomme had a 55% completion percentage, 1 TD, and 4 INTs, making for a QB rating of 48.2. Of course, the injury did account for some of his poor play. And when Delhomme was injured against Tampa Bay, Seneca Wallace had to take over as the starter.
In 5 games, Wallace completed 63% of his passes with 4 TD and 2 INTs, giving him a QB rating of 88.5. His scrambling abilities helped him to extend plays, and he was giving the Browns a better chance to win than Delhomme probably could. So keeping Wallace as our starter didn't sound like a bad idea, right? Well, the injury history of this team crept up on us again, and Wallace was injured against the Falcons as well.
Five games and two quarterbacks later, Colt McCoy became the only viable starter against the Steelers. So, there the Browns were, a 1-4 team getting ready to head into Pittsburgh with a rookie QB making his first career start. The same QB they planned on sitting for a year or two. The media and the majority of Browns fans prepared for the absolute worst. Rotoworld, which we all know and love, even likened Colt to a lamb getting ready to be slaughtered. So we all held our breath as he lined up under center at Heinz Field for the first time.
Despite the loss, McCoy surprised many. He looked confident, poised, and his much talked about accuracy showed throughout the game. He finished the day 23-33 with 281 yards, 1 TD, and 2 INTs (one of which should have been a catch). This wasn't against a bottom ranked deense, this was against the "steel curtain". And with Delhomme and Wallace still injured, McCoy had to start today against the Saints as well. His numbers were pedestrian: 9-16, 74 yards, 0 TDs or INTs. However, McCoy made good throws (some of which were dropped) and didn't put the Browns in any poor situations.
Now it's the bye week and this organization has some thinking to do. With Delhomme and Wallace getting healthy soon, who do you start? Delhomme and Wallace aren't part of this team's future. Delhomme is aging, and Seneca is a permanent backup. Despite Colt's two decent games, we still don't know if he's the answer. We still have to wonder if we should go for a QB in the first round of the draft or stick with Colt in 2011. So wouldn't it make sense to start him the rest of the way in order to clarify if he's part of this team's future as well?
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tambate September 29, 2013 @ 6:21 PM
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Need help with and old coal furnace converted to a natural gas radiant heatI have an old coal burning furnace (1942), that has been converted to a natural gas radiant heat furnace (burner). It is in my basement and I have several rooms upstairs that have little to no heat coming out of the registers. (I don't know if they are technically called 'registers', I have the pipes running along the ceiling in the basement that carry the hot steam/water throughout the house and the extensions run off the main pipe up into the up stairs rooms. They (the registers) are not free standing, they are long flat heating distributors that are an extension from the heating pipes coming from the basement.) Anyway, there are several of these that there is little to no heat coming out of them. Does the PSI's on the furnace have anything to do with this? Somebody also told me to loosen or tighten the screws that are in the smaller tubes at the beginning of the heating unit.
I don't know if anyone will be able to understand exactly what I am needing help with, but, I am certainly open to any help I can get at this point.This post was edited by an admin on September 29, 2013 9:43 PM.
JStar September 29, 2013 @ 6:41 PM
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HeatYou've been using terminology that describes several and very different types of heating systems. So, first, let's discover what type of heat you do have.
At the boiler, do you see a vertical glass tube, about 1/2" thick by 12" tall? Does the boiler have a pump?- Joe Starosielec
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tambate September 29, 2013 @ 8:52 PM
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pics have been postedpictures have been posted. thanks.
Jamie Hall September 29, 2013 @ 7:16 PM
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I might add to Joe's commentthat a few pictures just might help, if you can manage it.
Although it sounds, on the face of it, that it might be a gravity hot water system -- in which case, the psi would make a difference. It would with steam, though, too, in a different way.
So... to be really helpful, and we would like to be, some pictures, please!Jamie
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tambate September 29, 2013 @ 8:53 PM
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JStar September 29, 2013 @ 9:02 PM
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HeatCongratulations. You have steam!
The heat emitters are called convectors. The air vents are probably stuck closed. It would be a good idea to upgrade them if it's never been done. It may also help to vacuum the convector fins. They require airflow for proper heat production.
Where are you located? We may know somebody nearby that can offer a helpful site visit.- Joe Starosielec
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tambate September 29, 2013 @ 9:34 PM
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STEAM furnaceI am in Northern Utah.
nicholas bonham-carter September 29, 2013 @ 9:09 PM
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Old steamerIt appears you have a steam boiler, which supplies several one-pipe baseboard radiators.
A number of things may be wrong with the system, from the thermostat to the radiator vents, and you need a good steam man to help you make this system work as it did when first installed. This is a matter of someone with the knowledge of which stew to turn!
I'll list a few things which may have happened:
1. The anticipator of the thermostat may have fallen out of adjustment, causing the boiler to shut off early.
2. The venting in the cold radiators may be plugged, causing difficulty in air removal during steaming.
3. The waterline may be unstable, causing the boiler to stop in mid-cycle, before those radiators get steam.--NBCThis post was edited by an admin on September 29, 2013 9:10 PM.
tambate September 29, 2013 @ 9:42 PM
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STEAM furnaceI might as well say this now, I am a single parent (Mom), trying (and learning!) to do this on my own. So, if you have any info that can help me -- please, please explain it so that I can understand it. . . Thanks so much!
nicholas bonham-carter September 29, 2013 @ 10:40 PM
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Making you another steam ladyWe'll do what we can to help you run some tests.
1. Make sure you can turn off the boiler at the switch. Which cuts power to the boiler. If there is no switch, tell us, before proceeding.
2. Turn the thermostat down to 40 degrees
3. Only with the boiler off both ways, (to avoid steam burns), unscrew the baseboard vent on the end away from the valve, which you can see in your 3rd picture. It should be hand turntable. This should be on the cold radiator.
4. When it is off, wash it in the sink with some soapy water, shake the water around inside it with your finger over the big threaded end at the bottom,and rinse.
5. Hold it vertically (important), and try to blow through it.
6. Screw it back into the radiator when you are finished, with a tiny bit of soapy water still on the threads. You will be able to feel by the smooth turning that it is seated in the threads. If it is immediately tight or rough, reverse your direction, and try again, until hand tight.
Tell us what you found after the test of one radiator. When you turn on the boiler, watch that vent closely as it fires to make sure there is no leak.--NBC
P S-When you reply to the questions, do so in the steam section here, where more steam experts are checking for interesting problems to solve. Repost the pictures there as well.
Is this your house, or a rental?This post was edited by an admin on September 30, 2013 6:58 AM.
BobC September 30, 2013 @ 7:58 AM
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These should helpThis is a nice short primer on steam systems -
This is an article on steam systems do's and dont's -
There are books available on this site that will give you more information but the above articles are a good start to understanding what you have. If you have any questions just ask and someone will try and explain how something works or how something can be done.
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Jamie Hall September 30, 2013 @ 11:34 AM
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Northeast Utah?Oh boy. Not sure we have any experts in those parts -- but anyone who is a single mother and has the ability to live there should be able to figure out -- with some help from all of us -- what to do next, and how to do it.
Don't be afraid to ask questions. There is not such thing as a stupid question. We will try to avoid stupid answers, though.
The whole process may take a while, though -- patience.
Do get Dan's books -- there is a nice set of them available from the "shop" tab here, and they are well worth the money.
When you need new bits -- and it is likely that you will -- we may be able to recommend which ones, and, perhaps more important, where to get them. There is no future in taking the time to install poor quality fittings and, unfortunately, that is all that tends to be available in the big box stores.
NBC has given you a nice start with seeing if you can clean up one vent and seeing how that goes. What he didn't mention is that when you hold it vertically -- as he suggested --- and try to blow through it, you should be able to. I might also add that if the soap and water and shake treatment doesn't free it up, you might try repeating it, only with vinegar and letting it soak for a bit, then rinsing it again and trying again.Jamie
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nicholas bonham-carter September 30, 2013 @ 11:54 AM
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Baseboard rad ventJaimie, have a look at the picture, because I think it is a vertical vent, and not right angled. Therefore the vent should open in the vertical, and close upside down. Wait until we get into describing the cleaning of the pigtail!--NBC
Jamie Hall September 30, 2013 @ 12:34 PM
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right you are, there...looked too fast, or too little, or something.
Bet she'll get that system singing along as it should, though!Jamie
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England.
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SWEI September 30, 2013 @ 12:49 PM
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700-D Pressure ControlI really love the industrial design on that old pressuretrol. Google doesn't seem to find much on it, though.
JUGNE September 30, 2013 @ 11:15 PM
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More pictures...would be good. Something showing the pressure gauge (the PSI you mentioned); anything that looks like a "pigtail" loop of tubing with maybe the gauge on it; something called a pressure relief valve--on top/side of boiler--brass with a steel handle on it. And have you ever operated the yellow lever for "blow down"?? I wouldn't do it yet until you are familiar with the operation of it and it should have a short pipe attached if possible. I sent you an E-mail (still 2 states and one time zone away)...Good luck!!
tambate October 15, 2013 @ 12:57 AM
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It is officially steam. . . . .First off, thank you for your suggestions regarding my old coal converted furnace. I am so glad there are people out there willing to help. I have been having problems with my hot water heater, so, the furnace has been put on hold for a minute. I never did receive your first e-mail, but obviously, I received the second. I will try to post more pics after I get my hot water heater replaced. I do operate the yellow lever, every couple of weeks, (especially in the winter months). I think that it is to get the sludge (?) out of the boiler?? I just know that I have to operate the lever, and allow the yucky water to drain into a bucket until the water is clear. I am sorry that I do not know the technical terms for all this. But, I appreciate the help.
tambate October 15, 2013 @ 12:28 AM
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It is officially steam. . . .To everyone who has been so helpful -- Thank You!! I, unfortunately have had to put the furnace off for a minute. My hot water heater has started leaking and is creating a huge mess for me in my family room downstairs. UGH! I am hoping to get this current issue taken care of in the next week, and then it will be back to trying to figure out my 70+ year old 'steam' furnace. I will definitely be open to all suggestions to getting my furnace to work better! :)


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|The Butlers Wharf Building, 36c Shad Thames, London SE1 2YE
|020 3589 2080
|Price: £42.00
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|Champagne: £45.00
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If your in the area and hungry than its by no means a no-no but if you have options try and look elsewhere. Service was lacking in general, never mind politeness and flair and we had to keep asking our waiter (who couldn't really speak english making it altogether more difficult) to top up our wine glasses as the bottle was kept out of our reach – something I thought uneccesary for a restaurant such as this. Several items advertised on the website were not on the current menu in the restaurant – something I brought up with our less than diligent waiter who didn't seem to acknowledge my comments – perhaps he just didn't understand. This level of service was not an isolated case but all over the restaurant with diners getting wrong dishes as well as several diners with wondering waiting looks. When food arrived it was nothing special and on par with your standard pizza express, so how they feel they can over price it to the amount they have, is beyond me. Overall typical of a D&D London restaurant which seems to be going downhill each time I visit one of its unfortunate restaurants. There seems to be some sort of problem with internal comms within the business. A recent example is with staff at Sauterelle (@ Royal Exchange, Bank), who were not even able to tell me any details about their recent Mojito night, as they were unaware of it. This is despite it being postered outside the restaurant!


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If you were like me and late for the original party, have no fear!!!. We can make a second fantasy league. A keeper league would be a first for me so it would be awesome if we could do that. Simply state your interest and an email for contact and i'll add you to the league.
So, right now the league rules are as follows: Its a keeper league. Everything else we can have a vote on.
Get cracking folks.
Update Feb 17, 2012
20 teams in the league now. League is full.
Update: Feb 15, 2012
I've sent invites to 20 people and there are currently 16 teams in the league so if all those people accept their invitations, it's going to be full. it would be worth it to start a new league if you haven't been sent an invite yet.
Update: Feb 10, 2012
Currently 2 people in the league and 12 others who've been sent invites. Start deciding how long before the season to do the draft and whether it is auction or snake. As well whether you want it to be Roto or H2H.


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VICKSBURG, Miss. (KNOE 8 News/AP) - Vicksburg Mayor George Flaggs Jr. wants to meet with Warren County supervisors to discuss consolidating city and county recreation and naming a joint city-county board to oversee it.
No meeting date was set pending a response from the supervisors.
The city and county run separate recreation programs.
Officials say that the consolidation will save money and plan for future recreation projects.
Board of Supervisors president Bill Lauderdale says eliminating duplication of services is worth considering.
Lauderdale says the city and county discussed consolidating recreation in the 1990s, "but it never got off the ground."
Consolidation was briefly discussed in 2012 when former mayor Paul Winfield tried to get the county to help fund a sports complex, but the supervisors declined to participate.


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Why Republicans Became Anti-Tax Extremists
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On Sunday's "Meet the Press," Claire McCaskill pointed outthat she'd met Grover Norquist for the first time backstage, then asked a pretty good question: "Who is he?"
Her point is that Norquist's visibility and reputation dramatically exceeds his actual political clout. It's understandable how this has happened. Republicans have evolved over the past three decades into a staunchly anti-tax party, and Norquist is a colorful and endlessly quotable symbol of this absolutism – one who happens to live and work in close proximity to much of the national political press corps. So he gets an awful lot of face time on television and it can sometimes seem as if he and his anti-tax pledge are the reason no Republican member of Congress has voted for a tax hike in over two decades.
But, as Tim Noah wrote last week, Norquist's actual power in Washington and within the GOP is illusory. In terms of stature and public prominence, he's been a major beneficiary of the party's opposition to tax increases – but he hasn't been the driving force behind it. The real story of the GOP's modern evolution on taxes played out in several stages, from the late 1970s to the early 1990s.
The first key moment was the advent in the late '70s of supply-side economics, the theory that minimizing income, corporate and investment taxes would result in perpetual economic growth that would benefit everyone. It was a fringe idea at first, championed by economist Arthur Laffer and a handful of Republican members of Congress, most notably Jack Kemp. At the time, the GOP was locked in something of a civil war, between the moderate old guard and a rising New Right. In the 1976 primaries, Ronald Reagan had nearly led the conservative wing to victory over President Gerald Ford, and in the run-up to his 1980 campaign, Reagan decided to embrace supply-side as one of his major platform planks, cementing it as a conservative principle. In his first year in office, Reagan signed a set of sweeping tax cuts into law, and supply-side became mainstream.
Reagan, it's true, went on to approve a number of tax increases over the course of his presidency, but it's the '81 tax cuts (along with tax reform in 1986, which brought the top marginal rate – which had been at 70 percent when he took office – all the way down to 28 percent) that conservatives tend to remember. The story of the Reagan years, as they came to tell it, was simple: He inherited a stalled economy, slashed taxes, and unleashed record-shattering economic growth. (Never mind that there were other reasons for the sudden surge in growth that began halfway through Reagan's first term.)
The next key moment came in 1988, when Reagan's vice president, George H.W. Bush, sought to succeed him. Bush had been with the old moderate wing a decade earlier, and had ridiculed Reagan's supply-side prescription as "voodoo economics" during the 1980 primaries. To make peace with the moderates, Reagan had put Bush on his ticket that fall, but Bush recognized that Reagan's wing had won the war. He spent his eight years as V.P. reinventing himself as a conservative true believer, and sought to extinguish any remaining doubts by including in his 1988 convention acceptance speech this emphatic vow:
The Congress will push me to raise taxes, and I'll say no. And they'll push, and I'll say no. And they'll push again, and I'll say to them, "Read my lips: No new taxes."
It was the most memorable line of the 1988 campaign, but the problem was that Bush didn't actually mean it. He was still at heart an Eisenhower Republican. And so, confronted with the massive deficits Reagan had left over, Bush put together a deal with Democratic congressional leaders in 1990 to raise taxes. Actually, Republicans were in on it too – at least at first. At the time, the top Republican in the Senate (Bob Dole) and the top Republican in the House (Bob Michel) were also Eisenhower-types who'd never been comfortable with supply-side. So they joined with Bush, and the expectation was that most of the party would fall in line too. Which brings us to the third key moment in the GOP's evolution: the '90 revolt.
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Dining Services
Because We Know Meals Are Important.
Housing and Residential Life works very closely with our campus dining vendor to ensure that our residents have the best possible dining experience. Whether it is taking a trip around the world through themed dinner nights, tasting some down-home family recipes, or eating that traditional mouth watering burger, we guarantee that you'll find something you like.
Culinary options ranging from fresh and healthy to traditional comfort foods are available through both the main campus dining hall and the Village Cafe. In addition, those with medically required special diets need not fear as appropriate meals will be prepared when prescribed and approved in writing by a medical doctor. By becoming a member of the Village family you are not only on the fast track to academic success, you get to take advantage of a wide variety of meal choices and cooking is optional!
Choosing a Plan is as Easy as 1, 2, 3......
Meal plans have two components: block meals and flex dollars. Block meals are valued at $7.50 each meal and redeemed at 3 campus dinging locations. Flex dollars can be used at any of the campus dining locations and function as a declining amount of funds.
1. When looking at the plans consider how block meals you might use each week. Between the 3 facilities which offer blocks a student may use up to 19 per week.
Students may use block meals in the following locations:
Mom's Cafe and Grill: You can purchase a "plate special" Monday-Friday between the hours of 4:30p.m.-10:00p.m. You have the option of choosing between 4 different plate specials. Each plate is valued at 1 block.
Pop's Convenience Store: You can purchase a "package special" Monday-Friday between the hours of 4:30p.m.-10:00p.m. You have the option of choosing between 2 different package specials. Each package is valued at 1 block.
Village Cafe: You can purchase dinner Monday-Sunday night for 1 block value. You may also purchase brunch Saturday-Sunday for 1 block value.
The Village Cafe is an All-You-Care-To-Eat facility and offers the best value for the cost of a block.
2. Look at the plan options.
Consider the number of meal blocks each plan averages per week and how many flex dollars come with each option. Keep in mind that the flex dollar amounts for each plan are different and although each plan centers around a "weekly average" number of meal blocks these blocks actual roll between weeks and terms.
Think of it as the best of both worlds. You can plan for how many meals you think you'll eat each week, but know that if you choose not to you can just have that many additional meals for a later time!
Reminder - Each plan comes with an annual number of block meals per contract. The meals will be distributed by term and roll between terms, but you must use them all by the end the contract length or they are forfeit.
3. Choose your plan!
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Meal plans are administered through your Warrior Card, which functions both as a university ID and as a declining dollar card. Meal plan dollars are assigned on an annual basis and are allocated by semester.
How Do I Add Money to My Card?
Where Can I Spend My Meal Plan Money?
Unused meal plan balances will roll forward from one semester to the next, but must be used during the academic year for which they are purchased; Fall 2010 through Spring 2011. Meal plan funds must be expended the last day of the contract period. Funds not expended are forfeit to Campus Dining.
Learn more about our campus dining vendor Chartwell's by visiting their website Dine On Campus.
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Geena Davis superbly played one of the greatest, stereotype-busting parts ever written for a woman -- and by a woman -- in the landmark film Thelma & Louise.
She continues to promote equality in Hollywood behind the scenes with the highly influential Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media.
And back on screen, as well.
The Sarasota Film Festival, which has its opening night bash today and runs through April 17, presents the new movie Miss Representation Sunday and again April 16.
Davis appears alongside numerous important figures from various fields.
Festival organizers first saw the documentary about the lack of women in positions of power at Sundance earlier this year. Soon after, they had the idea to honor Davis with their inaugural Impact Award.
The Oscar winner will accept on April 16 at the Sarasota Opera House. Davis also has talks scheduled at two other festival events closing weekend. Miss Representation really hits you over the head, Davis said by telephone. The message the movie gives is about how prevalent and dominant the negative images are of what women are supposed to be in our culture.
Davis shares screen time with an eclectic cast that includes television news anchor Katie Couric, comedian Margaret Cho, feminist icon Gloria Steinem, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Condoleeza Rice, former secretary of State in the George W. Bush administration. What we have in common is all of us had experiences as women, forget about political parties, purely as women, that showed us how much further we need to go in improving the opportunities for women and the way women are seen, Davis said.
Thelma & Louise probably has done more to advance gender equality than any big-budget movie to hit theaters.
Released 20 years ago this May, the film shocked audiences and created a media maelstrom.
Davis Thelma and Susan Sarandons Louise leave the loser men in their respective lives for a cross-country joy ride that turns into a sprint for the border after Louise shoots a man who had attempted to rape Thelma. Police closing in, the women decide to drive off a cliff rather than surrender. A buddy/road movie with a killing and tragic ending akin to the final scene of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid had never been done before with women as the stars.
Davis and Sarandon both earned Oscars nominations in the Best Actress category. Callie Khouri won an Academy Award for her original screenplay.
Scholars and critics praised the movie for its feminist overtones.
I do think you can definitely call it a feminist movie in that the women are in charge of their lives and decide their own fates, Davis said.
But people are terrified of the term feminist, she added with a chuckle. It simply means women have big parts.
For me, the thing I found remarkable was there were two lead female parts equally fabulous and complex and well written. Thats astounding. But we had no idea what was going to happen when it came out. It was mind blowing.
Davis, who had won an Oscar for playing Muriel in the 1988 film The Accidental Tourist, followed Thelma & Louise with the equally successful A League of Their Own.
Inspired by the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League of the 1940s and 50s, A League of Their Own offers ample laughs but Davis, as clutch-hitting catcher Dottie Hinson, also reinforces that women can be at once tough and beautiful.
I get a lot of feedback on that film, Davis said. I never expected at the time that with video and DVD, this stuff lives forever. I have as many girls and teen girls come up and talk about that movie as when it came out and its fabulous.
Same for Thelma & Louise. Women more like the age I was when I made it come up to me having just seen it.
Davis career suffered a major setback in the mid 90s when she starred in the flop Cutthroat Island, directed by then-husband Renny Harlin.
She bounced back, though, in 2005 with the television drama Commander in Chief. Davis described playing the first woman American president as a dream role.
I thought, you gotta be kidding me, this is perfect, Davis said. It was an amazing experience.
The show, which aired on ABC, had strong ratings and earned Davis a Golden Globe award as well as an Emmy nomination in 06. Then Commander in Chief seemed to be sabotaged by a hiatus and a time-slot change.
That was tough, Davis said, sounding sad rather than bitter. We were doing great in the ratings.
We were opposite American Idol and they thought they would protect the show by taking it off air and then bring it back afterwards. But after all that time, three months, they brought it back on a different night. Its hard to get a really successful show that speaks to you like that one did.
The woman whose resume also includes the hits Beetle Juice and The Fly, formed the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media about four years ago after watching childrens shows with her young daughter and noticing a great imbalance in the ratio of male-to-female characters.
Davis proceeded to raise funds for research showing top-grossing G-rated movies featured three male characters for every one female.
She discretely campaigns to increase the number of girls and women in media aimed at children and reduce stereotyping in general.
I dont bust anyone publicly and never talk about individuals or studios, Davis said. So many of the people creating the shows are parents, fathers and mothers, and they want to make things good and fair for kids. Its just a matter of helping to point out what are research found.
Davis activism landed her at the White House on March 30. First Lady Michelle Obama invited her to participate in a an event celebrating Womens History Month.
I was thrilled, Davis said. It was all about mentoring girls.
That evening at dinner, Mrs. Obama made remarks about the president telling her maybe he should pop down and say hello. You wont, its only girls, she told him.
He was banned, Davis said with a laugh.


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The beloved son has returned. Andrew Brunette, the man who put legendary netminder Patrick Roy into retirement, has retired after an amazing 16-year NHL career. In addition to retiring, Brunette will suit up for Minnesota, though it's likely he'll be in a business suit, not a Wild sweater. "Bruno" has taken the position of Hockey Operations Advisor, and will assist Wild General Manager Chuck Fletcher in all aspects of the team's hockey operations. This includes scouting, free agent signings and assessing and developing the organization's prospects at all levels.
Brunette notched 733 points—268 goals and 465 assists—in 1,110 games. Starting in the 1998-99 season going through 2011-12, the winger played in 1,048 regular season games, the most of any other NHLer in that timeframe, and missed just 18 games. Bruno also scored 114 power play goals, 32 game-winning goals and collected 314 penalty minutes. His 55 power play goals and 119 goals in a Wild sweater rank second all-time in franchise history; he also ranks fourth in points (321), assists (202) and game-winning goals (16) and is fifth in games played.
Brunette is perhaps best known among the residents of the State of Hockey as the man who scored the game-winning goal in sudden death overtime against Roy and the Colorado Avalanche in Game 7 of the first round of the 2003 Stanley Cup Playoffs. He had a thing for scoring memorable goals, as he scored the first-ever goal in Nashville Predators history back in 1998-99. Drafted by the Washington Capitals in the 7th round (174th overall) of the 1993 NHL Entry Draft, Brunette spent his career playing with the Capitals, Predators, Atlanta Thrashers, Wild and Avalanche, including two stints in Minnesota, before finally wrapping up his playing career with the Chicago Blackhawks.
Brunette will drop the puck in a special ceremonial face-off before tomorrow night's game against the Avalanche. Welcome home, Bruno; welcome home.
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This month, the Guitar Hero 5 and Band Hero DLC party starts off with a high-pitched bang, with three solid Queen tracks hitting the storefront later today. That bang becomes a guttural scream the week after, when Avenged Sevenfold drops a few songs. That scream becomes an "eww-ah-ah-ah-ah" one more week later, when Disturbed throws its hat in the ring. Finally, Shinedown will have some songs added to the service. (We don't know enough about their musical offerings to continue the metaphor.)
Click past the jump to see the full list of songs, release dates and prices.
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This two week retreat focuses on developing a deep understanding of shamatha or "peaceful abiding" meditation. Shamatha is the basis of all other practices in the Buddhist and Shambhala traditions. Students will also be introduced to traditional Outer and Inner Qigong from two systems: the Pre-celestial Limitless Gate School and the Yiquan School. This is through the lineage handed down into Shambhala by the renowned Qigong Master, Dr. Eva Wong. The schedule also includes frequent talks by a senior teacher, one-onone meditation instruction, contemplative meditations and periods of silence.
Shastri Samten A. Kobelt grew up in Switzerland where he met with the teachings of Chogyam Trungpa in 1984. He has explored the Shambhala Buddhist teachings and various body/mind disciplines throughout his life. Today he lives and teaches in Boulder, Colorado. He has been a student of Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche since 1991 and of Eva Wong since 2005.
Location: The green hills of Taumarunui, New ZealandCost: $1,150 (Includes accommodation, all meals and materials)
More information and registration: (NZ) 04 475 9223 marian bond@ xtra.co.nz
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From the coast to the mountains, year after year, both resident and non-resident North Carolina hunters anxiously await the coming hunting seasons. No matter what game you choose to hunt, start your hunt here with information on seasons, bag limits, licenses, safety requirements, public and private hunting access opportunities and more.
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Grants of up to £3,000 now available (From Gazette Series)
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Grants of up to £3,000 now available
6:00pm Monday 28th April 2014 in News By Alexandra Womack, senior reporter covering Yate, Chipping Sodbury, Winterbourne, Frampton Cotterell, Rangeworthy, Wickwar, Hawkesbury, Iron Acton, Coalpit Heath and Old Sodbury
VOLUNTARY groups in South Gloucestershire are being invited to apply for a grant of up to £3,000 to benefit their local community.
The grants are available to groups to develop specific projects and provide activities that meet local needs.
Projects can include a range of topics including arts and culture, sport, children and play, community safety, developing communities, supporting vulnerable people to promoting equality and tackling poverty.
Applications can be made until Monday, June 2.
Visit www.southglos.gov.uk/grants or call the council's helpline Monday to Friday between 9am and 4pm on 01454 865865 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
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10:54pm Tuesday 5th June 2012 in Your Jubilee
On Sunday 3rd June Cowleigh Road had a street party. It was an extremely wet day, there were torrents of water running down the sides of the road and the rain was pouring down. The road was decorated with lots of bunting criss-crossing the street and the barriers even had balloons! There were lots of games to play, but everyone took shelter in The Star. There were tables groaning with food. The Town Crier opened the party and everyone danced in the rain in the road.
All the children were given a special Diamond Jubilee mug with 'Diamond Jubilee 2012, Street Party Cowleigh Road, Malvern, Sunday 3rd June' written on it.
We all had a really good, wet, time and I will remember it always.
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Theme: Transcend
Atlanta, GA, United States
November 2nd, 2012
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TEDxPeachtree is Friday, November 2, and it's coming to Buckhead! The exquisitely restored Buckhead Theatre serves as the backdrop for TEDxPeachtree 2012. Talks on neuroscience, bionics and ethnography are all part of the speaker mashup this year. And in TEDxPeachtree fashion, they will use the conference theme, Transcend, as inspiration.
Take Your Tastebuds on a Culinary Journey
As if 12 innovative, transcendent talks weren't enough, TEDxPeachtree 2012 also is excited to bring tasty bites and sips to this year's event courtesy of Frozen Pints Craft Beer Ice Cream and Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters.
Frozen Pints: The Atlanta-based Frozen Pints crew found inspiration following a party snafu involving some spilt beer in an ice cream maker – combine the finest craft beers and local ingredients to put a whole new spin on a classic frozen treat. They'll bring their unique flavor profiles and a lot of love for craft beer and ice cream to TEDxPeachtree 2012 with some fantastically fun (and tasty) fare with Frozen Pints tastings.
Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters: Since 1986, Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters has been handcrafting the finest coffees from around the globe, and we thought their Certified Organic, Fair Trade Certified and Bird-Friendly, Shade Grown java would be a perfect fit at TEDxPeachtree 2012. These coffee aficionados are bringing their fresh beans and limited edition cups o' joe to The Buckhead Theatre for a caffeine-fueled pick me up.
Live Podcast Interviews
Business Radio X: For the second year, Atlanta Business RadioX will be conducting live radio interviews of attendees and speakers during the breaks to bring you a slice of the conversations that will be taking place at the conference!
We'll publish the link to the online podcast on the homepage of this web site on the day of the conference.
Get Captured by VIP Photog F22 Studio
Oh snap! This year, Cara Pastore and her team from F22 Studio will be on hand to snap photos of TEDxPeachtree 2012 attendees. Be sure to smile and say cheese because this Atlanta-based photographer and artist has more than a decade of experience shooting for high profile clients like the Georgia Department of Economic Development, the Sheikh of Bahrain Economic Development Delegation, W Hotels, Atlantic Records and VIBE Magazine.
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Ashok Goel
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Gil Weinberg
Geoff Livingston
Kerry Ressler
Sucheta Kamath
Maysam Ghovanloo
Amber Naslund
Ayoka Chenzira
Dana Lupton
Tim Fox
Daniel Weingarten
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Elli Kaplan is the founding CEO of Neurotrack, an early stage company that has developed technology that can diagnose pre-symptomatic Alzheimer's disease. Elli's career spans two decades in the public and private sectors, at the White House, the State and Treasury Departments and the United Nations Development Program where she served as Deputy Chief of Staff. Elli's ventures in the private sector include AIG Capital Partners, Goldman Sachs and multiple startups, including Nourish and Activate Systems. Elli helped to found Flashpoint the startup accelerator program based at Georgia Tech, where she also served as COO. Elli is a graduate of Mount Holyoke College and has an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.
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How sounds the glacier?
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On the breakup of the exhibition «Refresh», long-suffering roof of «Ilkhom» theatre welcomes its first concert – «Music of glacier» by ensemble Omnibus and brothers Teichmann and Alois Späth. Great personal thanks to organizers for it, so far as small basement of theatre could hardly seat about two hundred persons who wanted to see the concert. More, the atmosphere and the space of the roof are favorable for such kind of events. Return to music…
Author – Tatyana Armanova, blogger based in Tashkent
Listen consciously! The glacier has its own heartbeat, it melts: sounds the crack, the fault of glacier – the music becomes plaintive; it reflects the globe's grief and tragedy. The melting of glaciers is the problem of worldwide scale and the ensemble Omnibus and brothers Späth succeeded to show it. The truth is not everybody liked such kind of music, the youth lit up in more dynamic periods, most left concert at all, without waiting for desired after party. Whatever it was, behind this music is whole story. The tragic story, but after all the «Music of glacier» is gorgeous…
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This seemed like the perfect week for the Philadelphia Eagles to start getting their season back on the right track. Facing a San Francisco 49ers team that has not looked as good as their 2-1 record at home had the appearances of the kind of game they should win. Instead, they find themselves in a dogfight.
The 49ers scored on a 12-yard run by Frank Gore with 3:28 left to take their first lead, erasing a 17-point deficit along the way. That finished off a 77-yard drive that lasted eight plays.
On the ensuing possession, the Eagles were driving toward what could have been a game-winning score, but Jeremy Maclin fumbled near midfield after picking up a first down. Now, they face the prospects of starting 1-3 unless they can get the ball back.
If they do lose, it won't be Michael Vick's fault. Vick has thrown for a career high 416 yards, tossed two touchdowns and rushed for 75 yards.
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can someone please tell me what tablet is the one in the picture?
There you are: you have finally decided to purchase a graphics tablet. Whatever your reasons may be for purchasing one, you are now faced with a very major decision: amongst all the numerous graphics tablets out there, which one would best suit your needs and your budget ?
Wacom is without any doubt, a genius when it comes to graphics tablet (also known as pen tablet) technology and is continually improving their products. Due to these frequent upgrades, this article will only touch the following Wacom models: Bamboo, Bamboo Fun (a successor and an improved model over the Graphire series), Intuos3 (the 3rd generation of Intuos) and Cintiq.
The basics
All Wacom graphics tablets are easy to install and use, thanks to Wacom's Plug & Play technology. Every Wacom tablet is compatible with Macintosh and Windows, supports widescreen format, offers application and tool settings, provides a comfortable design and comes equipped with a detachable USB cable, and a programmable, cordless and battery free ergonomic pen. Therefore, your decision will be based on the main differences between these major models. Those include: pressure sensitivity, resolution and size.
can someone please tell me what tablet is the one in the picture?
its Cintiq
We probably need to either refresh this article to include the new Wacom tablets, but this article still lets you know what to look for.
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No mention of the Intuos 4 line that has replaced the Intuos 3? Also the 20 inch wide screen Cintiq has been out of production for months and is no longer even mentioned on the wacom website.
The author had a refreshed version of this article, so it has been updated.