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Brian Busch goes for the 'Noles. He's doesn't really inspire confidence.
Arkansas will throw Brett Eibner who is 5-4 with a 4.25 ERA. 62K/ 31 BB on the season.
CF Holt
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LF McGee
2B Stidham
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Every time I visit the A's website, an annoying voice tells me to "vote early and often" for my favorite A's players to make the All Star team. However, I have been unable to do so (even though I know the system is a joke- fans should be allowed to vote ONCE, in my opinion).
Of course, Harden deserves to be on the team, but that's Mr. Francona's decision, but it's a pretty sad day when you can't vote for any of your guys with a clear conscience. It's wrong that Chavy has never made the team, but he doesn't get my vote this year. I could homer-ize and vote for Kotsay, but with Damon having the season he's having, it would be disingenuous for me to do so.
I'm not sure this deserved a diary, but I'm posting it anyway. Here's to hoping they change my mind in the next month. Let me finish by saying this isn't supposed to be a "negative" diary, just an honest observation.

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Winning trainer Ken McPeek said, "She had been running against some really good mares out in California and we had been thinking about bringing her back home to get a stakes win. We looked for a spot for awhile and this race seemed ideal. We'll think about going to Keeneland for the Doubledogdare. He (Alex) didn't want to hit her there at the end because she was running so hard on her own, and I'm glad he didn't."
Jockey Alex Solis added, "She had an incredible trip. She's a very special horse, so professional. In her last race (the Santa Maria Handicap), I really thought we were going to get there at the 1/4 pole, but she was just up against two monsters. She won very easy today."
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text: i am not sure of the final scores of most of UKs games, my memory leaves me sometimes from all the hydro i smoked in my early years. You may correct me if im wrong, but most of KYs games were decided by 5 points or less. Despite all the turnovers we made this season we were in most of them. LOu last second shot LSUs last second shot loss. Whos to say i know hindsights 20 20 but if we had gotten one or more rolls on offence or a last second key stop on defence we might be looking at a high seed in the ncaa tournament. How good are we really it seems to me that our lack of upper classmen has been the burden on this team. We are destin for greatness i am sure of it. One or two bounces our way we probally wouldnt be havin this conversation. Our guys are very talented but dont always make the right decision. WE lost Jasper and Legion , Sims seemed to be comming into his own where ever hes at. All im sayin is KY is better than we have gave them credit for. I think it is time to give a little more love. Put your hand in my hand baby dont ever look back, let the world around us just fall apart we can make it if were heart to heart, and we can beat this world together standing strong forever nothins gonna stop us now if this world runs out of true blue believers we still got each other and nothin is gonna stop us now. GO CATS cheesy i know but something loving needs to be said for our beloved Wildcats.


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Just read this claim by a poster on the "Zone" named JRW. He makes the claim as part of his criticism of DG for prior non-support of the football program. Said this happened around the time when DG would not give KD enough money to keep "good" assistant coaches like Cable. Something else I never heard before.
Anybody who can shed light on these claims? Taken together they imply DG had such a tight reign on KD that it made it much harder for KD to succeed. Makes no sense to me at all. Hard to believe. If true, does anyone know if it was Carnesale or DG or both? How could a coach succeed with such non-support and why would an AD ever act like that? Again, makes no sense to me. Hard to believe, but if someone knows the truth I would appreciate it.
Yes, it is ancient history now, but it would shed some more light on whether KD was given a fair opportunity to improve his offense as he saw fit. You all know I love the RN hire. I just want a "handle" on the truth, whatever it is.


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The standard plug for the annual World Junior Hockey Championship is that it showcases the NHL stars of tomorrow: the best under-20 players in the game.
But that's not as true as it used to be.
Today's NHL is faster and younger, a shift dating back to the 2005 lockout, the resulting salary cap, and the new rules adopted when the league resumed.
The 18 or 19-year-old NHL player is no longer a rarity, as evidenced by the list of those who won't be available when the 2012 World Junior begins on Boxing Day.
Justin Faulk could have led the defense corps for Team USA. But he's busy playing a top-four role with the Carolina Hurricanes.
Gabriel Landeskog and Adam Larsson are arguably the two best juniors Sweden has to offer. But we'll never know, because Landeskog has a job in Colorado and Larsson leads all New Jersey defensemen in ice time.
As usual, the Canadian juniors take the biggest hit. If not for NHL obligations, Canada's roster would be bolstered by up to half a dozen under-20 stars.
The top forward lines would potentially be manned by Jeff Skinner (Carolina Hurricanes), Tyler Seguin (Boston Bruins), Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (Edmonton Oilers), Ryan Johansen (Columbus Blue Jackets), and Sean Couturier (Philadelphia Flyers). Erik Gudbranson (Florida Panthers) would log big minutes on the blue line.
So who will be there?
Plenty of great players you've never heard of, plus a handful of guys who qualify as World Junior veterans.
Later we'll look at three of the more intriguing stories to watch at the 2012 World Juniors, featuring three players who know the highs and lows of one of hockey most entertaining events.
- 2012 World Junior Hockey Championship: Complete Schedule
- World Junior Hockey Championship Explained
- World Junior Hockey All-Time Medal Standings
- 2011 World Junior Review: Russia's Miracle on Ice
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After Saturday night's light heavyweight battle between Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson, the future of the next title shot becomes murky. Should the challenger for the title, a man who lost via a unanimous decision--albeit a super close decision--be able to have an immediate rematch, or should that action be reserved only for champions that lose their title bouts? The fans, media and Dana White seem to be leaning in the direction of an immediate rematch for the two, which leaves the guy next in line, Glover Teixeira, possibly in the wind without his promised shot.
Teixeira, while disappointed at the possibility, has stated that he doesn't plan to wait around if that turns out to be the case. He'd like to stay active and book another fight if he's not next in line for Jones. In an MMA Sentinel interview yesterday, Teixeira discussed how he's looking at the situation, how he was able to remain relatively injury free during an extraordinary fast track of five fights in 16 months, and some of the finer points of his training. Here's what he had to say:
Fighters On The Radar
There's not really anyone I'm looking at right now. I'm not quite sure what's going on right now, so I'm just waiting for my manager to call me. Hopefully, I'm still up for the title shot. If they are going to rematch, then I'd definitely like to fight somebody else, a Top 10 or Top 5 guy.
I think that would be a good card to fight on. It's December 28th, and that's a good amount of time for me to recover this little injury I have. I'd like to get back in there and fight, but like I said, I'm not going to rush into this. That's my manager's job to work out. We'll see what happens. I'll stay back a couple of more weeks, listen to my phone ring and then see what happens.
Staying Healthy Despite Fighting Every 3 Months
Little injuries are always happening, so you've just got to train through those. You've also got to have the right training partners, people you trust. Good conditioning helps you prepare your muscles, so I make sure I'm always strict with my conditioning. A lot of fighters just go to the gym and spar or wrestle, but they forget about their conditioning. Things like that cause lots of injuries.
If There Is A Long Wait
If I'm the next guy to get the title shot, I'd like plenty of time to prepare for it. It could be eight months, but this is the fight I've wanted, and I'm willing to wait for it. The thing is, if they fight again first, then I will take another fight, too.
Training Between Three Locations
I like to go over to Black House and help out Lyoto [Machida] a little bit. He also helps me a lot with that different style that he has. At the Pit, we don't have the heavier weights there any more. They don't have any guys over 160 pounds, I don't think. I just go there to work my technique with John Hackleman and with Chuck [Liddell] a little bit. American Top Team is my number one camp right now.
Preparing For A Title Shot
Their fight is a great tool to have for later on if I'm going to face one of those guys. It was a five round fight, so you see their weaknesses and their strengths. You know they're going to try to fix whatever they did wrong, though, so you've got to prepare for everything. That's my mentality on it. You go in there, 100% conditioned and in shape, and ready to go five rounds if you need to.
Game Planning
I'm not too much of a game planning guy. I leave that to my coaches. I just try to train and be prepared in everything. Some days I may need to work more on my wrestling or more on my jiu jitsu; stuff like that. I like to see how the day's training goes before I plan the next day. Sometimes you've got to change it up.
Fighting Locale Preferences
I don't really mind where I fight. I made the United States my home, here in Connecticut, so I'm pretty much good to fight anywhere in the US and around the world. My favorite place to fight is in Vegas, no doubt.
I love to compete in Abu Dhabi. I've been there two times, in 2009 and 2011, and it was a great show. It's a great way to stay sharp because you're competing with the best grapplers in the world. I would have loved to have gone this year, but I didn't get invited, and it's too close now.
There's so many people I look up to. Of course there's Chuck Liddell, who started teaching me everything. Today, it's some of the new guys and their styles like Jose Aldo and Cain Velasquez. Those guys, I look at them and see the way they fight, and I love it. They inspire me. There's also some guys here and there in grappling and jiu jitsu, and John Hackleman is a great trainer to me, as well as [Ricardo] Liborio from ATT. Those are some of the guys that I look up to.
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Kate Upton & Jimmy Fallon Team Up with Vogue for the Super Bowl
Gearing up for the big game between the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks, Kate Upton posed up a storm in a new feature for Vogue magazine.
And given that Super Bowl XLVIII will be played in New York City (well, East Rutherford, NJ actually), the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit stunner incorporated elements of the New York Jets and New York Giants into the shoot.
Photographer Mario Testino handled the camera, and pal Jimmy Fallon also dropped by in a Jets/Giants getup to show his pigskin pride.
Fallon explained, "When it's played beautifully, football is a symphony. And when it's played hard, it's a war. It's going to be cold out there, but that's when you show your love of the game—and New York has always set the bar for being a fan. It's the best city in the world."
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Is the NHL failing to market correctly?
NHLHS writers David Strehle and Anthony Curatolo take a look at the NHL's continued marketing strategy and the isolation of fans in certain cities. We were even able to grab the attention of one NHL player agent and get his insight on the subject.
There is a growing sentiment among hockey fans that the National Hockey League is spending far too much time and effort promoting only an exclusive group of players and teams.
And with this sentiment comes an ever-increasing dissatisfaction from NHL diehards, especially in markets that are practically ignored by the league.
And how nice of the league to choose this past week to provide even more ammunition for such an argument, as this article was already in the process of being drafted.
On the heels of the NHL's announcement that there will be a new reality-type show that will air on HBO in December, which will chronicle the days and events leading up to the 2011 NHL Winter Classic. Such a fantastic idea for exposure and getting the league and players names out in the mainstream, but instead hockey fans everywhere will once again be given more of the same.
As for the source of the fan's frustrations, look no further than the first paragraph from the NHL.com article:
"Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin are known for holding nothing back on the ice. Come December, when HBO's cameras start rolling and the two superstar captains take leading roles in a real-life documentary about the NHL's best present-day rivalry, the world will find out how "The Kid" and "Ovi" prepare to go all out."
There is absolutely no denying that both Crosby and Ovechkin are two of the preeminent hockey talents in the world. Yet to think that NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman stated during an NHL conference call Thursday September 21st, 2010, that this show would not be the "Sidney and Alex" show. With what was stated above, how can it NOT be?
As the closing paragraph in the article shows, there will be plenty of Crosby and Ovechkin presented in the documentary.
Ross Greenburg, the president of HBO Sports, called teaming with the NHL "a perfect fit."
"The '24/7′ franchise is fashioned on larger-than-life personalities, engaging storylines and unrestricted access," Greenburg said in a statement. "With Sidney Crosby leading the Penguins and Alex Ovechkin leading the Capitals we have all the ingredients for a dynamic show that will take viewers deep inside professional hockey and set the stage for the Winter Classic."
Twitter has become an excellent medium for which NHL fans are able to voice their opinions and while there was much excitement expressed, the backlash on the day of the announcement was severe. Fans from many teams voiced their angst at the NHL's narrow street of promotion, and even the fact that HBO Canada has no plans on showing the series to their Canadian fans.
We caught up with NHL player agent Scott Norton, founder and President of Norton Sports Management, and had a chance to ask him a few questions on the matter. Norton represents an impressive stable of clients, including Los Angeles Kings captain, Dustin Brown. As part of his marketing strategy for his own NHL clients, Norton finds that a social media outlet like Twitter can bring not only the day-to-day lives of NHL players to the fans, but also shows the players' human sides. These are areas that have, until recently, been very inaccessible for the average NHL supporter, who may be looking for more information on the very hockey players that they idolize.
Do you feel the NHL is doing a sufficient job of marketing it's players?
Not at this time. I believe that we are far behind the other 3 major sports (football, baseball and basketball) in our marketing, but I believe that everyone involved with our great support is responsible for that – beginning with the NHL offices in New York city.
There seems to be a central concentration by the NHL marketing department on just two or three players / teams to promote. In your opinion, what could the league do to better promote it's star players (outside of the usual couple)?
At Norton Sports Management, we have made an effort to first of all "brand" all of our clients, and then market them. I believe that each and every player has marketability – obviously some much more than others. The more that we market our product and players, the more fans we accumulate and ultimately, the more successful our sport becomes.
I believe the League needs to do a much better job at promoting all of the great athletes in the NHL, not just the star ones. These are great guys with great stories to tell, and fans want to know more…
What are the benefits that the league could realize if they did increase the amount of players / teams that they gave significant exposure?
The bottom line is we all should want to grow this sport, and that is what an effort like this would do. We will never achieve a large television contract like the other sports unless we do a better job from the ground up!
Do you see any downside to the compacting of the NHL's collective energies into publicising such a small cache of players?
Yes, it severely limits the way that the average fan can relate to the players of the NHL. Guys like Crosby and Ovechkin are great ambassadors for the NHL, but fans want more. Not everyone can relate to the most skilled players in the game. I have been told by many, many fans that they love learning more about the "Cam Janssens" of the world.
Do you perceive any negatives to the promotion of a larger stable of players? Is there a chance that it could be counter-productive?
I do not see how this kind of effort could hurt the game. In the end, it is up to the fans and the companies as to which players they choose to cheer for or align themselves with, but name one other sport that concentrates their marketing efforts on so few of its athletes.
Norton went on to add this: I feel that hockey is the greatest sport in the world; played by the greatest athletes and human beings. I think we all need to embrace that and build from there. The NHL, NHLPA, teams, agents, media and the players are all responsible for growing the game from where it is now.
And just like Norton points out, we need to embrace the greatest athletes in the world by showing them off to the entire world. Yes, the NHL has opened the last few years in Europe to further grow it's fanbase outside of North America but that is exactly where, as much as it is good, it is bad.
Here in the states, Hockey comes in below Baseball, Football (NFL), Basketball and even Nascar. As one of the four "major" sports leagues in the world, to not be part of the top viewed attractions of sports entertainment simply means that something has not digested properly. If this years Winter Classic and HBO special does not prove the errors in the NHLs marketing strategies, it seems that things are not purely put into focus on how to make the "league" and our fine game more attractive.
Of course, as mentioned numerous times on podcasts, talk shows, blog sites, and even within the main stream media, it is obvious that Crosby and Ovechkin are the two best talents in the game today, but there are plenty of other players who deserve just as much recognition.
What about the likes of Henrik Sedin, Steven Stamkos, Jonathan Toews, Zach Parise, Ryan Miller, Marian Gaborik, Rick Nash, and any top star(s) on the 28 other teams that are part of this fantastic league? Sure, some have been cover boys on magazines or video games like Vincent Lecavalier or Henrik Lundqvist, again something that is more extensive then we shall make mention of here but we hope you understand where we are going with this idea.
Canadians represent their players and their country very well. Here south of the border, it's less likely that you will find an advertisement with a National Hockey League player as the focus of attention to sell said product. Derek Jeter, for instance, in New York is the poster boy and model candidate for marketing campaigns. Not Brandon Dubinsky, or Travis Zajac. You might, if you are in New Jersey, catch a few with Martin Brodeur involved, but the minority is in play when it comes to hockey players and the NHL.
So not only is it an issue with the NHL itself failing to market correctly, it's the entire league as a whole simply going unnoticed.
And speaking of the Winter Classic itself, there was a collective groan that arose from NHL fans everywhere (outside of Pittsburgh, that is) when it was announced that the Pittsburgh Penguins are being showcased – again – just three years after last appearing in Buffalo.
For one team out of a thirty club league to make an appearance again so soon has marketing failure written all over it.
Bettman continues to use the label "the model NHL franchise" when describing the Penguins, and why shouldn't they be viewed that way? On the verge of folding prior to the Mario Lemieux era and in danger of being relocated as recently as two years ago before the go ahead was given on the new CONSOL Energy Center, Pittsburgh ownership has used years of failures and high draft positions to rebuild their on-ice product into one of the powerhouse teams in the entire league.
For fans in Pittsburgh, there is much to be excited about these days. The new arena, the 2011 NHL Winter Classic, the HBO series, and great expectations for the success of their Penguins for the upcoming season.
But how about fans in Minnesota, or Phoenix, or New York, or over twenty other NHL cities? Bettman and company cannot blame them for feeling neglected, regarding not only their teams, but also the players on those teams.
When an organization promotes all of the assets at its disposal and exposes the wealth of talent it possesses, there is no doubt that it will flourish in the long run.
Maybe the NHL can put their collective efforts into better marketing its teams and players instead of getting ready for the coming labor war. And maybe if the league enjoys the benefits of increased exposure and added revenues, a labor war can be avoided altogether.
Dave Strehle
NHLHS Philadelphia Flyers Correspondent
Twitter: @PhilaDAVEia
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The best time you can have with your clothes on...
|Posted by kristindaniels on October 7, 2011 at 6:50 PM
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Ellora's Cave's RomantiCon rocks. It's simply the best time you can have with your clothes on! And this year was amazing. Truly. I know, I know, I say that every year. I suppose that's because this Con just keeps getting better and better every year. Here's my quick recap:
I drove over to Akron, OH on Thursday. It's not a bad drive in from Chicago, but it is a booooring one. I arrived around 3 or so and waited for my roomies, Mari Freeman and Samantha Kane to arrive. I get to see them only a couple times a year, so there's always lots of hugs and laughter once we get together. The Meet and Greet was held Thursday night. What I love most about the Meet and Greet is getting the chance to reconnect with all the friends I've made in the previous years.
Paige Tyler, Me, Mari Freeman and Kaily Hart at Thursday Night's Meet & Greet
Again, the night was filled with lots of hugs and laughter and, oh... Did I mention Cavemen? Sigh. Yes, there were the Cavemen. I knew Rodney and Angelo, but all the other guys were brand new this year. And I have to apologize to the guys from years before, but this year's guys? They were great. The best. So personable and friendly... and so damn hot.
Johnny B, Ace, Nick, Angelo, Kory, Cole, Georgio and Manuel. Sigh.
Several workshops were held during the day on Friday. I attended a great one held by my editor and the publisher at Ellora's Cave, Raelene Gorlinsky. She talked about the Path to Purchase at EC. Great info for aspiring and current EC authors. Then came the Act it Out workshop. This one is always a ton of fun. Volunteers act out some rather... Well, let's admit it -- we've all written an awkwardly worded sex scene at one point or another. His mouth went where when her body was turned what way?? Kudos to the great "actors" who showed us just how impossible some of those scenes can be.
Me and Kaily Hart at the Stone Age party.
This year's RomantiCon theme was The Time Machine. At Friday night's party, we went way, way back to the Stone Age. I know for a fact that I've never seen that much animal print or fur in one place before. Everyone looked amazing, including, yes, the Cavemen. Loin cloths, anyone?? Again, sigh. After the guys entertained us with some hot performances, we danced the night away, closing down the party at a way-too-early midnight. It was probably for the best, since we all had to get up for more workshops the next morning.
Mari Freeman, Samantha Kane and me with the guys.
Me with Kory and Johnny B
There was a pole dancing class, Cougar Games and a few hypnotherapy sessions to help your writing/muse on Saturday. Then we all went forward in time to the Future Party and Awards on Saturday night. Sci-Fi and Steampunk and fire dances, oh my! The night flew by, we were all having so much fun.
Cole. Sigh.
Sunday brought the workshop Mari, Samantha and I put together. The Games for Grown-Up Girls workshop was exactly what it sounds like -- a few of your favorite childhood games sexified. We gave away some great gifts: books, fun party favors and even some naughty candies. We're going to have to come up with something pretty great for next year to top the fun we had this year.
Me, Rodney, Samantha Kane, Angelo and Mari Freeman after the bingo party.
The whole event wrapped up Sunday night with the pajama bingo party. Rodney and Angelo did a great job hosting the night. What's better than two sexy men who are funny, too? I was sad to see the weekend come to an end. All too soon Monday rolled around and it was time to head home. And here it is, Friday morning, and I'm still missing everyone. I suppose I should have it figured out by now -- it takes a long, long time to come down from EC's RomantiCon high. I, for one, can't wait until next year.
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I have yet to see ANY account of a SS model that incorperates A)The CBR and B)A reason why such a thing exists, and C)A mechanism for how matter is continuously created to keep the universe steady if one assumes it expands.
The SS model predicted CBR more accurately than BBT. If you don't know about it that is because it is not taught in your Standard Model classes. would you expect them to want to upset their status quo? It is part of history. nonetheless.
"In fact, some physicists (including Sir Arthur Eddington in 1926 and Andrew McKeller in 1942)(28) had estimated temperatures in the range of 2 to 3 K; closer to that of the MBR than has been estimated by BB cosmologists."
I am not arguing for SS so your other points do not apply to my argument.
2. The Big Bang flows naturally out of GR. It calls for an expanding universe. Hence I think that is why Hurkyl went that avenue.
BBT is entirely dependent on the doppler interpretation of the Hubble red-shift. This interpretation has been falsified by Halton Arp and the redshift is much better inter[reted by Plasma Cosmology.
4. Plasma cosmology asserts that the universe is governed primarily by the electromagnetic force, not gravity.
Electromagnetism is evident in every region of space. It is orders of magnitude stronger than gravity. The Plasma Cosmology model only makes sense and it does not require the existence of hypothetical dark matter/energy entities such as WIMPS MACHO's and the like.
In other words, it claims such things as black holes, or neutron stars are not necessary. However, we know neutron stars exist.
Neutron stars are an interpretation. They have not been observed.
The entire HR diagram is much more consistently explained in the Plasma Model.
Indeed black holes are almost certainly for real.
another interpretation from the Standard model.
However other problems I see with it are the flat out denial that the standard model is at all useful (it is not the ultimate word, but very useful)
It has obvious limits that Plasma Cosmo goes beyond.
Also, how would the electrical force be dominant over the universe when it is oddly enough, mroe or less neutral? If it did play a big part, we would be moving much faster towards other galaxies (such as Andromeda) and a lot of observations would be very much off.
Non Sequiter.
EM is orders of magnitude stronger than gravity. You do the math.
It is also visible in the heart of our galaxy and strongly at the surface of the sun.


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Lots to talk about as Parliament goes on summer hiatus.
For now: a word about opinion polls, horse races, and -- to paraphrase Lewis Carroll -- "shoes and ships and sealing-wax, cabbages and kings, and why the sea is boiling hot."
Political journalists have a love-hate relationship with polls and pollsters. But even those who profess great skepticism can't help but be influenced by the stories the polls tell.
The big story, for the English language national media, right now, is the seeming enduring popularity of Justin Trudeau and his Liberals.
The Conservative government is maintaining the much-abused Temporary Foreign Worker Program, but putting some new controls and limits on it.
Employment Minister Jason Kenney and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander announced the new policy Friday, after Parliament had risen for its summer recess.
It is a partial about-face from Harper government policy since 2006, which was to, in effect, allow the expansion of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, based on the notion that there are significant labour shortages in some parts of Canada.
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Dawson's Committee is doing a major study of Canada's public broadcaster.
That study is on summer hiatus, but will continue in September.
The Red Chamber may have lost much of whatever luster it ever had this past year, but this study is just the sort of thing at which the Senate has historically excelled.
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Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is back -- with a majority no less -- and there's going to be lots of tension between her government and Stephen Harper's.
The news release from the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) on Thursday night was terse and dry.
You could almost hear the gritting of teeth.
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Justice Minister Peter MacKay thinks that sex work is inherently dehumanizing.
Those who do such work, the Minister says, are victims to be helped, not criminals.
Nonetheless, in the new, proposed sex work legislation the Minister tabled in the House on Wednesday he would render illegal at least some of what those "victims" do.
For instance, the proposed legislation makes it against the law to advertise sexual services.
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In Great Britain they call such staffers "special advisers" and they spend about $8 million per year on them for the entire British cabinet.
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People all around downtown Houston are asking, 'What's up with the blue
trees?' Zooming by on Memorial Drive you can't miss the cluster of
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Konstantin Dimopoulous paints trees with a biologically safe pigmented
water. The color naturally degrades over time.
It's color for a cause. He enlists the help of the community to raise awareness about how quickly trees are disappearing from the Earth.
"You look at something that in theory shouldn't be blue, and you think, 'Why is it blue?' That's the question i'm trying to raise. If you're not careful sooner or later the surreal may become the real," he said.


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10:00am Thursday 28th February 2013 in Sport By Ed Mezzetti, Sports reporter specialising in Rugby, Cricket and Athletics. Call me on 01865 425456
FRANCES Briscoe produced the best performance of her career to finish eighth in the English National Cross Country Championships at Herrington Park, Sunderland.
The 29-year-old, from Wantage, completed the 8km mudbath course in 31mins 10secs, beating some seasoned internationals in the process.
Running for her first-claim club Coventry Godiva Harriers, Oxfordshire champion Briscoe was just 30 seconds behind bronze medallist Gemma Steel (Charnwood).
Among those behind her were GB cross country internationals Lily Partridge and Emily Pigeon, plus Commonwealth Games medallist Steph Twell.
Briscoe said: "This season's results are down to a good run of uninterrupted training and continued progression in my training for which I can thank my coach, Glynn Tromans.
"I'm now aiming for my best-ever finish in the inter-counties, so top 20, and then hopefully selection for the Home Countries International.
"I competed in this fixture for the Midlands in 2010 and 2012." Oxford City's Melissa Haw-tin came 13th in the junior ladies' race over 6km.
Hawtin clocked 23.24 in the under 20 event, which was won by the all-conquering Emelia Gorecka (Aldershot, Farnham & District) in 21.35.
Steve Naylor, from Combe, finished 33rd in the senior men's race over 12km.
Naylor completed the 12km course in 43.39, helping first-claim club Bedford & County to fourth place in the men's team competition.
"An overnight dumping of snow, which continued well into the Saturday morning, meant the course was white all over and also a mudbath," said Naylor.
"It was one of the few times when my feet were like ice blocks and knees were blue on the start line."
Oxfordshire's Harry Earl (Border Harriers) was 45th in the junior men's race over 10km, clocking 37.18.
Abingdon Amblers' Nick Wiltshire came 90th in the under 13 boys' race over 3k, recording 12.55.
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Troubleshooting Simple Audio/Video Problems
Something in your audio system sounds "broken," or sound has cut out completely. Don't panic! Take a deep breath. We're here for you, and you're in the right place to find the correct solution to your audio/video problems. And if these quick solutions don't fit your situation, call us or email us and we'll help you in person.
Problem: One of your loudspeakers sounds muffled, dull and lifeless, like a blanket has been thrown over it.
If this is the case, it's possible that the high frequency component of the speaker, the tweeter, isn't working properly. Quick! Run and get some pillows from the guest room and bring them back to where your speaker is. Trust me on this.
Carefully remove the speaker's grille cover, exposing the front baffle of the speaker, where you'll see the tweeter (on top) and the other drivers. Now, turn your system on to produce some sound, and set the "balance" setting to favor only the speaker in question. (If the speaker is your right front speaker, turn the balance setting all the way to the right.) While sound is being played through only the muffled-sounding speaker, place a pillow softly over the midrange driver(s) being careful not to push on them too hard. Doing this will help you hear only what the tweeter is doing, if it's doing anything. If you hear any kind of "fuzziness" or distortion from the tweeter, or no sound at all from the tweeter, then you know that there's something amiss with the tweeter or the crossover inside the speaker that directs the tweeter's performance.
If you're fairly mechanically inclined, swap tweeters with the other speaker, which you know is working. Unplug the speaker, then unscrew the screws that hold the tweeter in place on the speaker's front baffle faceplate. Unclip the wires connecting the tweeter, and swap it out, being careful to keep the two tweeters separated so you can tell which is which. With the new, working tweeter in place, do the pillow test again.
If you hear sound just fine with the new tweeter in place, the problem is in the original tweeter. Call us immediately, and we'll arrange to replace the defective tweeter for you. If the sound is still muffled or distorted, the problem may be with the speaker's crossover. Call us. We'll help you troubleshoot the crossover, and if we need to replace it, we'll work that out with you, too, no problem.
Problem: One of your speakers suddenly sounds very bright and tinny, high pitched like an old AM radio.
In this case, maybe the midrange driver isn't operating correctly. Go get the pillows again, like we did in the previous solution, and use the balance controller again to turn the whole signal to the speaker in question. Remove the grille, and carefully place the pillow over the tweeter, the smaller of the drivers visible on the baffle. Doing this will isolate any sound coming from the midrange drivers.
Just like in the previous solution, if the midrange is making distorted sounds, and you swap it out with a working midrange from another speaker in your system, and it works fine then, you know that it's the speaker driver itself that is the problem. Call us immediately, and we'll arrange to replace the defective midrange for you. If the sound is still muffled or distorted, the problem may be with the speaker's crossover. Call us. We'll help you troubleshoot the crossover, and replace that if need be, as well.
Problem: No bass! Distorted bass! Where'd my bass go?
Suddenly, your sub stops producing the big, gut-rumbling, roller coaster bass you're expecting. Maybe you've overdone it; the woofer has become damaged, or the powerful voice coil has begun rubbing against the inside of its motor assembly (distorted bass!) or has even separated from the driver (no bass!). It's possible. Subwoofers are heavy duty hard workers, the monster trucks of your system. They do a lot of the heaviest lifting in extreme effects situations, especially in home theaters and big music listening rooms.
To diagnose the problem, first check your connections and make sure everything is solid. Then, carefully remove the grille cover from the front of your subwoofer. Do a visual inspection: is the cone ripped or damaged? If not, gently push the cone evenly around its circumference. Do this with your fingers spread wide on the cone so the woofer's voice coil isn't flexed by uneven pressure. If you hear any scratching or detect any mechanical rubbing as you push, the voice coil is likely out of whack. (That's a technical term.) Call us immediately, and we'll help you troubleshoot the voice coil to get your subwoofer back up and running.
Problem: There's no sound at all coming from one of your speakers.
Ah, detective work! We always wanted to be a detective; a private eye. In a trench coat, on the dark city streets, with an untraceable heater in our hand ready to make the final... Er, sorry. No sound from a speaker, you say?
Goal: Find the broken link in the audio signal chain. Try playing another source. If the silent speaker works, then the problem is not the speaker or the speaker wire, but the original source. (Time for a new DVD player.) If no source works with your silent speaker, but they all work with the other speakers, then you know that the speaker, or its output connection, or its connecting wire, is the culprit.
Start with the speaker itself. First, make sure all connections are tight and conductive; that metal is touching metal. If everything looks tight, but still no sound is heard, get started. Swap the silent speaker out and replace it with one of the other speakers by simply disconnecting the wires at the speaker and reconnecting them to the new speaker. If the newly connected speaker works fine, then the problem is in the original speaker. If the new speaker also does not work with this connection, the problem may be with the connection, the wire, or the output signal.
If the problem is with the speaker itself (if other speakers work with the same connection), then call us immediately and we'll troubleshoot the speaker with you to solve the speaker's problems. If the problem is with the wiring or the connections, and no other speakers work with the connection where the original speaker was, you'll have to do a little more detective work, sarg.
First, make certain that a working speaker is connected to the wiring where the silent speaker was. Then, go to your main audio receiver or processor and locate the place, usually the back panel, where all of your speaker connections are made. If the silent speaker was located in the left front position of your system, locate the left front output connection on the back panel of your receiver. Switch that left front outgoing connection with another connection that you know is working: the right front connection, for example. Simply remove the wiring from the left front output, move it aside, and replace it with the wire coming out of the right front output connection. Does the speaker work now?
If it does, then the front left wiring is the problem. Is the wire squashed under a piece of furniture or bent? Is the wire frayed or broken at any point during its run from the receiver output to the speaker input? Replace the wire, and you should solve your problem.
If the new wire connection is tight and not broken and still does not produce sound at the speaker, there is a possibility that the output from your receiver is the problem. You may have to contact the manufacturer of your receiver to discuss troubleshooting or warranty options.
Still bamboozled? No problem. Call us or email us, and we'll help you troubleshoot these issues in detail, in person.
Problem: Is my powered subwoofer working or not?
More detective work! First, a visual inspection. Is there a light on the subwoofer? Is that light on, or off? Is the light glowing red, or green? Is the subwoofer's amp plugged into a wall outlet? If the sub is plugged in and the light's on, glowing green, and there's no sound from the subwoofer while a signal is playing in your system, something is amiss.
Turn the volume knob on your subwoofer's amp plate down to zero. At the rear of your receiver, where all of your speaker output connections are made, unplug the speaker or line-level RCA cable running to your subwoofer and reconnect that to an audio output of your nearby CD or DVD player. Choose either the left or the right speaker output to make this connection between the player and the subwoofer. Insert a CD (not a DVD) into the player and press "play."
Once the CD has begun to play, slowly increase the volume level of the subwoofer's volume controller. You should immediately hear a lot of bass, even at a very low volume level. If this is the case, your sub, and the connection cable, both seem to be working. But the output from your receiver may not be working properly.
Replace your original connections and consult the manual for your receiver. Find the receiver's on-screen menu for initial setup, "speakers," or "subwoofer YES/NO." Confirm that your subwoofer setting is correct for your wiring setup. Run a test tone to make sure. If there's still no bass, and the test tone does not sound in the subwoofer (but the sub worked with the CD player test), this confirms that the output connection of your receiver is faulty.
If you play the CD and there is no sound from the subwoofer, the problem may be in the cable connection. Try using a new piece of wire from the CD player to the subwoofer. If the new wire doesn't work, the problem may be in the subwoofer itself. Call us immediately, and we'll help you troubleshoot the subwoofer and find out whether it's the amp or the driver.
Problem: There's no sound at all, no matter how loud you increase the volume!
Was there sound yesterday? If it appears that nothing has changed since the last time there was sound, maybe a connection has been severed somewhere in the system, a plug knocked out of place, a wire come loose. Has everything come "on" the way it usually does? Has your universal remote skipped a component? (It happens.) Maybe your receiver or processor has finally given up the ghost. Is the dial on your receiver lighted, or showing the usual digital readout?
If everything looks normal, and all connections are solid, and all lights are lit, and there's still no sound at all, try this: First, turn the system volume down to a moderately soft volume setting. Consult your receiver's user manual and find the test tone function. (Sometimes, this function is accessed easily from your remote control.) Run the test tones, which should sound in each speaker in turn.
If you hear the test tones, then maybe one of your source components is not producing a signal. Try each component in turn, being sure to switch your receiver from source to source as you go from DVD to CD to radio, etc.
If no sources produce sound, but everything else seems in order, the problem is probably within your receiver or processor unit. Contact the manufacturer for specific troubleshooting directions. Feeling confused by this problem? Call us or email us, and we'll help you troubleshoot these issues in person.
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It's fun to write about the defense because the defense is good. We are generally in agreement that Manny Diaz has done a good job. My goal is to answer the question that was brought up in the comments a few weeks ago -- how good was last year's Texas defense relative to the rest of the country? To answer this question, I've picked a handful of defenses from around college football that are considered to be the best by some standard metrics, some non-standard ones, and some I made up. I tried to include any team within shot of the top ten. It's not perfect, but I hope there are no glaring omissions. Oh and I also included Baylor, to show what a bad defense looks like. Sorry Bears.
My favorite statistic from this last season is that a full 20% of rushes against Texas never made it back to the line of scrimmage, and 30% went for 0 yards or less. This is an astonishing number of negative runs.


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CATEGORIES MoviesMany people dismiss film festivals as pretentious or boring, and view them as inaccessible to the layperson. If you're not in the "industry," then what's the point in taking any interest? Other than the quick glimpses of celebrities around town, what more is there?
I used to be of this school. I'd ignore the Toronto Film Festival signage that would appear in early August, and turn my nose up at any parties or TIFF-themed events. The movies looked artsy and nonsensical, way beyond the scope of my cinematic comprehension. Over the past decade, after taking in some pretty stirring, memorable movies at TIFF, I've realized the opposite -- there's something for everybody here.
The TIFF lineup for 2012 is probably one of the best I've seen. These movies (for the most part) can reach the mainstream: there are blockbusters, action films, romances, emotional dramas, comedies, documentaries, and literary masterpieces brought to life. So, stripped of any pretension or elitist movie opinion, here are my top 20 best bets for TIFF. You don't have to be a film buff to appreciate what these titles have to offer.


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Here in Washington there will not be any extensions.
Karen Sandolval signed up for coverage despite disagreeing with Obama Care in general but said she is happy she did.
"We have no choice, I mean we have no choice this is what the government is saying we have to do like I said though my heart breaks for those people that have to pay so much, " she said.
She added it was horrible living without health insurance after getting a back injury.
"I was having to scrape up money every month just to be able to go to the doctor," she said.
Nationwide, more than six million Americans have now signed up for private insurance under the Affordable Care Act, but the administration's goal was seven million.
Washington has been among the most successful states in getting people enrolled.
"You know I don't agree with being pushed into something but for people that absolutely have nothing, it's awesome! I mean it really is, to be able to go to the doctor to be able to get my prescriptions and not have to worry about it every month," Sandoval added.
At Community Action Connections in Pasco, they have been helping 40 to 50 people a day.
Another issue has been getting young healthy people to enroll in a health plan and one young woman NBC Right Now spoke with said she finally signed up a couple of weeks ago and would have signed up sooner if she had not encountered so many computer glitches in the process.
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Best Buy scam. Don't know how they got my cell #.
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Highway opening postponed
THE opening of the May Pen leg of Highway 2000, which was scheduled for today, has been postponed amid concerns about safety, drainage and access to the highway.
Minister of transport, works and housing Dr Omar Davies reportedly ordered that the opening of the new 10.5-kilometre-long highway be put off.
Efforts yesterday to contact Dr Davies were unsuccessful. However, mayor of Clarendon Scean Barnswell said there was need to make modifications to the existing drainage system to lead storm water from off the highway.
He also had concerns about access to the highway.
"Persons who live in Longville Park and Sandy Bay who want to use the highway cannot exit the highway. This is a serious issue because we believe the Longville Park housing development was not created as a dormitory for persons who work in Kingston but for persons who want to do business in the parish they live in," the mayor told the Jamaica Observer. "I think it is an oversight by the persons who designed the Sandy Bay leg and we have to get it corrected."
Mayor Barnswell said the contractor indicated a willingness to build ramps to facilitate persons living in Longville Park to enter and exit the highway. However, he said he was awaiting word from the Ministry of Transport and Works on the matter, considering the cost and time delay in making the adjustments.
Barnswell made it clear, however, that he would not have a problem with the highway being opened with a view to making the changes at a later date.
The mayor also said there was need for signal lights for persons entering the highway from the Mineral Heights community.
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NFL.com says Buffalo Bills are best fit for Tebow Trade.
The NFL.com home page has a Headline to the top left that says "Tebow Stock Watch" with the Pats, Dolphins, and Jags logos next to a kneeling Tebow (Tebowing Tebow?). So I clicked on the headline expecting it to talk about how the Pats and Josh McDaniels are in the lead for Tebow. BUT... I was shocked when the page loaded and NFL.com had the Bills as the best fit for Tebow. Interesting.


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Recently retired NBA center Brad Miller discussed his departure from the Indiana Pacers along with several other entertaining topics during a recent radio interview with JMV on 1070 The Fan.
The Indiana Pacers officially announced the signings of center Roy Hibbert and George Hill. The two players return to the Pacers to keep their starting unit intact.
The Indiana Pacers prepare for the free agency period after drafting a pair of players on Thursday they hope can develop into second-unit contributors.
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Mobile Phones Turn into Exhibition Space in Art Fair Project
By Debolina Chakraborty | PTI - NEW DELHI
Published: 31st January 2014 01:45 PM
Last Updated: 31st January 2014 01:53 PM
Cellphones have now been turned into art spaces as part of a unique project, launched at the sixth edition of India Art Fair here, that aims to make sound art publicly accessible and has participation by domestic and international artists.
"Not everyone goes to galleries or art fairs, but everyone has a cell phone, so we wondered what would happen if we turned cell phones into an exhibition space," Diana Campbell Betancourt, co-curator of the project 'Listen Up!' told PTI.
Diana, who is based in Mumbai has collaborated with New York-based curator Tim Goossens for the project, which proposes to transform the way audiences in the city experience art using digital platforms like cellular phones.
Sound has always been an important medium for many artists globally and institutions such as the Tate in London and Khoj have recently dedicated exhibitions to it. For some artists, sound is a booster dose that adds to the experience of viewing art and some even use it to convey a message.
Random sounds from households across the country, some chirping sounds of birds, and taped random conversations in Hindi, Bengali, Kashmiri, Malayalam and other languages by over 30 artists make up sound clips in the art project.
Mumbai-based artist Baptist Coelho has been fascinated with air. In his work titled "On the edge #2" Coelho studies air as breath, with each breath being inhaled and exhaled rhythmically through the lungs. The audio loop art work is being played in elevators at the Select City Walk Mall in Saket.
The curators say they "hoped to induce amusement that no elevator music can rival, while making the audience very conscious of these extremely personal and private gestures placed in a public domain."
"The idea was to widen the idea of what art can be – and to make it accessible to a very wide public. We have artworks in Hindi, Bengali, English, and some that don't rely on language at all. We also showcase works from the 1960s to 2014, showing that sound art is not a new concept," Diana said.
The art project is also available as a mobile phone application that can be downloaded free on IOS and Android phones.
"This application is inspired by vintage telephones and telephone books. A similar conceptual art exhibition in 1960s called 'Art by Telephone' at Chicago Museum was presented to the public and the look of the application ties into this history," Diana said.
"This exhibition proposes to blur the boundary between phones for art and phones for use, inviting the public to transform their own devices into a channel for an exhibition," the curator said.
Co-curator Tim Goossens who is also a curator at the Clocktower in New York which has its own radio station feels that radio is an important platform to spread art to the public. "Some famous sound artists such as Bill Fontana used the radio in order to begin their careers using the medium," Goossens said.
"Currently there are nearly 30 artists participating in the sound art project, and we get requests daily to be a part of it. We have been very selective about what works to include as we don't want to overwhelm audiences,"Diana told PTI.
Japanese artist Yoko Ono had in 1961 exhibited the sound art "Cough Piece". Many other artists have shown at the Venice Biennale, Whitney Biennale, and other important institutions globally.
"At Listen Up! we even have an artist who was part of the recent MoMA show Soundings in New York and we are showing two of his works here,"Diana said.
Another artist Rohini Devasher has for the past two years been working on a form of collective investigation with amateur astronomers in Delhi, collecting stories, interviews, conversations and histories.
Her work "Shadow Walkers" uses maps connected to sound devices that help the audience connect with occurrences in the skies.
Bangkok based Varsha Nair presents "Swell" a work created in collaboration with Virginia Hilyard from Australia. The work is a recording of crickets from a backyard in Bangkok.
"Hawk-a-Day" is a recording of hawkers from the Mehrauli area in Delhi by Rashmi Kaleka.
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Manny Pacquiao Lands $75 Million Blow In Tax Evasion Case
Boxer Manny Pacquiao Is Fighting the IRS With One Fist, the Philippine Tax Man With the Other. A Court Ruling Hands Him a $75 Million Victory—For Now. read »Robert W. Wood, Contributor
Boxer Manny Pacquiao Is Fighting the IRS With One Fist, the Philippine Tax Man With the Other. A Court Ruling Hands Him a $75 Million Victory—For Now. read »Robert W. Wood, Contributor
Kevin Durant's signature shoes sold $175 million at retail last year. Under Armour would have to move a lot more product to justify a $265 million deal for KD. read »Kurt Badenhausen, Forbes Staff
Huayi Brothers Media, the Chinese movie studio led by billionaire Wang Zhongjun, said today first half net profit edged up by 3.6% from a year earlier to to 417.4 million yuan, or $68 million, amid a big drop in revenue.
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Bruno Mars agreed to perform at the Super Bowl XLVIII halftime show for free, but this year's prospective acts may be singing a different tune. That is, unless the NFL decides against forcing acts to pay for the privilege of playing on the world's biggest stage. read »Zack O'Malley Greenburg, Forbes Staff
Every year about this time, the routine is a familiar one. The kids come back from camp, the vacations wind down, and parents all over the country pack up the car and take their eldest child to college for the first time. Yet this year, it all seems different….
Well, in the immortal words of that brilliant marketing campaign read »Howard Homonoff, Contributor
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"There is only so much room available for solid waste disposal, and because landfills are so tightly packed, it takes a great deal of time for material to decompose. The easiest way to reduce solid waste is to reduce your consumption of daily products. Be cautious of what you buy, and whether anything you are going to put in a trash can really belong there." www.Earth911.com
The Village of Glendale Heights through a partnership with Republic Services offers residents of single-family households Solid Waste & Recycling Services. Should you have any questions about your disposal services, please contact Republic Services at 1.847.981.0091.
Village of Glendale Heights Recycling Summary
RECYCLING – Reduce Waste; Recycle It
Through a Refuse and Recycling Service Agreement with the Village of Glendale Heights and Republic Services, residents are offered a convenient method of collecting and placing their recycling items at the curbside for pick-up services. A wheeled, 65 Lb., Recycling Carts/Tote, (smaller sizes are available upon request from the Hauler) will be included as part of the residents' services.
What items are collected by Republic Services for recycling? Click here for a listing of accepted paper, plastic, metal and glass items. There is no need to separate the items; they may all go in to the same container. New technology available on the recycling trucks allows for it to separates the paper from other recyclables. All recyclable materials should be rinsed free of food with caps and or lids removed. Do not place recyclable materials in plastic bags. Flatten all corrugated cardboard boxes, paperboard and wet strength carrier stock and remove any non-paper packaging material or packing peanuts.
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Yard waste consists of grass clippings, twigs, leaves, plant materials, brush, etc. Residents are reminded not to rake leaves in the street. Leaves can accumulate over the sewer drains preventing proper water drainage.
Yard waste may be placed in waterproof 33-gallon containers with handles and tight fitting covers weighing no more than 60 lbs. when full. Yard waste may also be placed in 33-gallon Kraft paper yard waste bags available from local retailers. If a container or can is used, it must be clearly marked "For Yard Waste Only." Plastic Bags may NOT be used for yard waste.
Brush must be bundled with biodegradable rope or twine and not be longer than 4 feet in length. The largest branch must be no more than 4 inches in diameter and each bundle must weigh no more than 60 lbs. Do NOT use wire or plastic to bind or bundle brush. Sod is NOT considered yard waste; it is garbage/refuse.
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Cellular Phones
Do you have a cellular phone that is no longer used or wanted? Don't throw it in the trash; recycle it by donating it to a charitable organization.
Debbie McKenzie, Community Outreach Specialist for the Village of Glendale Heights is looking for your unwanted cell phones and their necessary accessories to donate to seniors and other individuals residing in Glendale Heights to have for emergency purposes.
Expired or Unused Medications
The residents of Glendale Heights can now dispose of expired or unused medications by dropping them off in a permanent drop box at the Glendale Heights Police Department, 300 Civic Center Plaza. Look for the large white metal drop box labeled RxBOX in the lower level Police Department Lobby.
The permanent RxBOX drop box is available to the public 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There is no charge to residents to drop off your medications. The Village's RxBOX program, aptly named "Reduce the Risk," is intended to help reduce the potential for misuse of medications. The program helps to reduce safety concerns that may occur with accidental ingestion of medication by children in a household and is one way to help address the growing issue of prescription drug abuse by teens.
This new program is also intended to reduce pharmaceutical threats to our water supplies or waterways after disposal.
Click here to download a pdf press release regarding the RxBox.
Do you have useless, non-working electronic equipment cluttering your living space at your home or office and not sure where to dispose them?
Through an agreement signed between DuPage County and Creative Recycling Systems, Inc., (www.crserecycling.com), an EPA Approved (Environmental Protection Agency) and an ISO 14001 (International Organization for Standardization) Certified Recycler, DuPage County has re-established an Electronic Recycling Program.
The Village of Glendale Heights has joined other DuPage County municipalities in efforts to continue to protect our land, air, and water by reducing waste and contaminants from our landfills, and to sustain our resources by offering an Electronic Recycling Drop-Off Facility and future collection events right in our community.
On THURSDAYS, May – November ONLY from 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, the Glendale Heights' Public Works Garage, located at 1635 Glen Ellyn Rd., (driveway entrance off of Glen Ellyn Rd.), will accept your electronic waste items. Please note: This is a self-serve, drop-off facility. Please bring assistance if needed, to unload your items.
If you or are a Business, School, or Organization, please contact Creative Recycling at 630.752.0056 to make arrangements for drop-offs. Click here to learn more about CRS. Click here to download a pdf of the full list of Accepted Items at the CRS location.
NON-ACCEPTED ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT: Any items containing refrigerants or hazardous materials are prohibited
ACCEPTED ITEMS: Computer Monitors-CRTS, Flat Panel, Televisions- CRTS, Flat Screen, Desktop and Laptop Computers, Keyboards, Mice, Printers, Scanners, Copy Machines, VCRs, Stereos, Radios, Mainframes, Tape Players, CD Players, Cell Phones, Telephones, Fax Machines, Electronic Games, Power & Network Cables, Network Hubs, Switching boxes, Controllers, Modems, Docking Stations, CD Roms, Hard Drives, Printed Circuit Boards, UPS, Routers, Microwaves, Small Household Appliances, Terminals, Rechargeable Batteries.
Other Recycling Locations Nearby:
DuPage County - www.dupageco.org
Battery Recycling
Don't throw out used batteries in the trash; recycle it! Did you know that……batteries contain potentially hazardous elements and metals such as zinc, nickel-cadmium, nickel metal hydride, and lithium that cause unnecessary heavy metal contamination to the planet?
The Village of Glendale Heights collects batteries at the Sports Hub and Civic Center Plaza counters. You may also check out Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation's website at www.RBRC.com for the closest recycling drop off locations. RBRC lists Radio Shack, Ace Hardware, Target, Office Depot, Sears, Home Depot, Lowes, Best Buy, Circuit City, Cingular Wireless, US Cellular, Verizon, Sam's Club, Office Max and other retail stores. You may also visit www.earth911.com.
Fluorescent Lamp Recycling
Did you know that… the CFL bulb uses a fraction of the electricity used by incandescent light bulbs. CFLs are becoming a household name for many reasons, including the attention given to them by Congress. Due to the their inefficient use of energy, incandescent bulbs will be banned by Congress, starting in 2012, with a complete phase out by 2014; even existing halogen bulbs will now make Congress' new mandate to make all bulbs 70 percent more efficient by 2020.
Because the CFL bulbs contain mercury they must be disposed of properly. You may drop off your used CFL bulbs for recycling at the following locations:
Home Depot and IKEA stores or visit www.earth911.org for more recycling locations.
Latex Paint Management
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has determined that latex paint is not toxic and therefore, is no longer accepted at household hazardous waste collection events or the regional household hazardous waste disposal facility. Below are some helpful reuse and recycling tips for your next paint job.
Oil Based Paint, Paint Thinners, Stain and Varnish Finishes are Toxic.
Through a program funded by the IEPA (Illinois Environmental Protection Agency), Illinois residents may drop-off unwanted oil based paint at the Regional Household Hazardous Waste Facility, located at 1979 Brookdale Rd. Naperville (Near I-88 Highway 59). This is a drive through, drop-off facility open Sat/Sun 9-2pm; except on Holidays. For more information, visit http://www.naperville.il.us/hhw.aspx or call 630.420.4190 or visit the ILEPA website at www.epa.state.il.us/land/hazardous-waste/household-haz-waste/hhw-disposal.html#Paint.
Find a Local Recycling Center
If you have a recyclable item that is not collected by your waste/recycling service provider and would like to improve our environment by recycling, you may take your recyclable items to a recycling center on your own.
The Illinois Environment Protection Agency does not directly permit recycling centers. To find recycling locations, IEPA offers the following tips:
Village of Glendale Heights, 300 Civic Center Plaza, Glendale Heights, IL 60139
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A Morgan County man is in custody in the murder of his ex-wife.
Deputies are questioning the Lacey's Spring man whose ex-wife was found dead in their home Thursday morning.
Rodney David Hagood, 46, was sought after his ex-wife's body was found in their home on River Loop Road in Lacey's Spring.
Deputies are investigating the case as a homicide.
Sheriff Ana Franklin said the two were divorced, but still lived together in the home.
Sheriff Franklin says the couple has a history of domestic violence.
"From interviewing the family members, none of them were surprised that this happened. They were waiting on the day this happened. That's a terrible situation to live in," says Franklin.
Neighbor JD Atchley says, "I can't say I foreseen it coming, but I've seen him arrested multiple times for domestic violence. They've always gotten into it a lot. And you know the laws been out here a lot, here in the last few months."
Hagood was taken into custody Thursday evening.
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Probably Fisher, he's usually
Submitted by wacko bird on Thu, 01/17/2013 - 11:33. Permalink
Probably Fisher, he's usually the dissenter when there is one.
It's encouraging that here he blasts taxpayer protected shadow banking due to TBTF on moral grounds. If he were logically consistent he'd be unsupportive of FDIC even for commercial banking, but at least this is a step in the right direction.
Never trouble trouble til trouble troubles you. Fortune Cookie
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