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Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2011)
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Floods can cause distress and damage wherever they happen. Flooding from rivers, reservoirs, estuaries and the sea threatens many communities across the world. An unusually high number of damaging floods have occurred in recent years due to climate change and lack of investment in flood protection. Flood events inundate residential and commercial properties harming local economics. Moreover, they disrupt the regional and even the national transport infrastructure.
The special issue aims to discuss examples of good practice in sustainable flood risk management; e.g., the implementation of sustainable (urban) drainage systems (SUDS) and sustainable flood retention basins (SFRB) to control flooding and diffuse pollution for small and large scale developments, respectively. All papers should highlight the importance of key sustainability principles and may provide an outlook on the future in terms of climate and weather changes.
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Article: Downscaling of Short-Term Precipitation from Regional Climate Models for Sustainable Urban Planning
Sustainability 2012, 4(5), 866-887; doi:10.3390/su4050866
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Sustainability 2011, 3(11), 2200-2216; doi:10.3390/su3112200
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Article: Coping with Complex Environmental and Societal Flood Risk Management Decisions: An Integrated Multi-criteria Framework
Sustainability 2011, 3(9), 1357-1380; doi:10.3390/su3091357
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I felt and heard a pop in my left middle finger. Any suggestions on what to do?
See an orthopedist, if it hurts. If it doesn't hurt and you haven't lost any movement, don't worry about it.
x2 on the orthopedist. I see that you're in Frisco.... The Steadman Hawkins Clinic in Vail is world class. I partially tore a ligament on the left side of my right middle finger a few weeks ago. As per a hand specialist's advice I've been taping over the joint and then buddy taping with the pointer (which is on the same side as the torn ligament) while climbing. I'm able to climb reasonably hard but am definitely 'listening' to the pain and not pushing too hard. Seems to be progressing slowly but steadily.
Tape all the other fingers down, and splint the affected finger up. See how that works out for ya. ;-)
Actually, see a hand specialist. These days things are pretty specialized as far as hands vs. the other bones. Also, it could be a pulley injury.
No way that theres a pully injury! A loud pop? Pain? Naw. That there is the happy sound of oh shit. Prob caus you shed it so hard. Luck.

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Magic: Bynum's maturity will be tested
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Magic Johnson has watched Andrew Bynum play a lot of basketball during his years with the Los Angeles Lakers. Johnson, former Lakers star and Hall of Famer, knows that the Sixers biggest offseason acquisition will play a major part in how far the team goes this season.
Of course, Bynum has missed the entire preseason with right knee pain from a bone bruise. The 7-foot, 285-pound center, could miss the season opener on Oct. 31 against the Denver Nuggets at the Wells Fargo Center. Nevertheless, Johnson seems to be pretty knowledgeable about his basketball skills.
"Well, the good thing is I don't have doubts in his ability," said Johnson, a basketball analyst for ESPN's NBA Countdown. "I've seen Andrew dominate. I saw the game against San Antonio where he went and grabbed 30 rebounds. Andrew Bynum is our – right with Dwight Howard, talented –second talented most big man in the game today. And offensively he probably got—he's got more moves than Dwight Howard. Andrew Bynum can play basketball.
"The problem with Andrew is when he gets down or when he has a confrontation with a coach or if he's not feeling good about a teammate, then he lets that come to the court instead of leaving that in the locker room. He then goes out and gets five rebounds or he plays and is 10 and 5 or he pouts, and it not only hurts his teammates. So is he mature enough to handle the fact that now it is his team, he is the man. When it's not going good, will he still come and play 150 percent?
"And then last but not least, will he be able to make his teammates better, because Andrew Bynum got all the talent in the world, and when he wants to dominate, he dominates; we've seen that. Shoot, every year he goes through a stretch of about I would say 10 to 15 games where he just dominates the league. I mean, it's unbelievable the numbers that he puts up.
"But then after he reverts back to a guy we scratch our head about. So I'm just hoping that he just plays for 82 games, also stays healthy for 82 games, too, because he hasn't been healthy every season that we've had him here in LA. But when he comes to play, he can play."
Johnson is impressed with the Sixers offseason moves. He also likes Sixers guard Jrue Holiday and believes shooting guard Evan Turner should be more relaxed this season.
"Now, I think they did a wonderful job because Jason Richardson has been on fire," Johnson said. "I've seen him three times in exhibition, and I think he's going to be great. Jrue Holiday is just an incredible point guard who's getting better and better every season. I thought the addition of Nick Young, Dorell Wright, shooters, so when Bynum is in there you can put a lot of great shooters around him.
"And so I think that Evan Turner now will have less pressure on him. It looked like he was forcing — he was trying to be a high draft pick instead of just relaxing and playing basketball, he was pressuring and he was playing under pressure."
Johnson feels Doug Collins, Sixers head coach, will have to work with Bynum. He also believes Collins brings a lot of qualities, which should make the Sixers an even better team.
"Doug Collins, who I love and respect, is a great coach," Johnson said. "And Bynum and Collins got to get on the same page. That's another thing that has to happen for them to really excel.
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The 2003 Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC) is under way, offering employees the opportunity to support the charities of their choice with a financial contribution. The campaign theme is "Lend a Helping Hand" and the campus goal is $114,000. Heather Huling of the Office of Distance Learning is once again coordinating the university-wide effort.
More than 1,000 local, regional, state, national and international agencies are listed in this year's CVC directory, including area United Way agencies. Donations may be directed to up to four agencies or organizations.
A special category has been added this year to help victims of Hurricane Isabel. The CVC code for the Hurricane Relief Fund is 3901. Donations given through the CVC for this fund will go into a pool of money that will be distributed, based upon need, throughout the state.
Pledges may be made via payroll deduction. Those choosing this option should write either their Social Security number or their university ID Number on the pledge card. All employees on 12-month contracts should choose the 24-pay-period option when pledging via payroll deduction.
Employees who did not receive a pledge card or directory are asked to contact their area coordinator. This year's coordinators are:
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"Walking Tools is a project undertaken by Angela Black, Nichol Bernardo, Micha Cardenas, Cicero Silva, Steve Durie, Chris Head, Atom Leonhart, Todd Margolis, Jason Najarro, Chloe Sanossian, and lead by Brett Stalbaum, academics from the University of California San Deigo (UCSD) in which they used a loose confederation of software and related art and/or education projects across various languages, platforms and disciplines to share standards for content delivery and management of Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) data (by defining an XML schema extension to the standard GPX schema), allowing media and other data to be associated with GPS data." Source: http://www.walkingtools.net/?page_id=2
Fostered under the umbrella of the walkingtools.net website and "brand" (owned and controlled by Brett Stalbaum and UCSD as an open source software project), the supporting software for the project is titled the Walkingtools Reference APIs. (III A iv 14) Brett Stalbaum was the primary software architect and programmer for this project, which began in 2007 in collaboration with Cicero Silva, currently of the Federal University of Juiz de Fora, Brazil. The HiperGps/HiperGeo project is actually three different related softwares.
The first part is software that runs on inexpensive mobile phones that can direct a user on a tour of points of interest in a geographic area. It uses map and compass metaphors depending on GPS, and is capable of playing audio and displaying an image at the locations chosen by authors. This software was partially developed and first tested in a workshop with New Zealand students during the SCANZ 2009 Raranga Tangata Artist Residency (III A iii 28) in conjunction with the education program at at the Puke Ariki Museum Library in New Plymouth,on the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand, from January 26th to February 8th 2009. The end result was a project titled the "Pukekura Park Demonstration/Environment and Sustainability GPS Tours." (Section III A iv 1)
The second part of the software was developed for numerous workshops held in Brazil in 2009, including the 41st Winter Festival in Diamantina, Minas Gerais, hosted by the Federal University of Belo Horizonte (Section III A iv 2) and a Workshop titled "Locative Media: Theory and Practice" at the FILE Festival in Sao Paulo. (Section III A iv 3.) Another workshop was later held at UCSB. (Section III A iv 4). This software is a GUI for normal Mac/Windows/Linux desktops that facilitates producing content for mobile phones.
Essentially, it is a deployer for the mobile phone software (see above), allowing students to take latitude and longitude values, images, audio files and easily combine them into compiled bundles of mobile phone software that can then be loaded on a handset for use. The software allows non-technical creators to produce locative narrative tours for standard java mobile phones, and is especially targeted at beginning or casual users.
Brett Stalbaum has regularly assigned a project using this software in VIS40/ICAM 40 during the 2009/2010 academic year, where it helps facilitate a number of key skills. To produce a HiperGps project it is required that students learn to edit both images and audio files, and that the students conceptualise and plan an artistically interesting self-guiding audio tour of the UCSD campus, and ultimately deploy it to an actual mobile phone and demonstrates their work for critique.
Students have produced work ranging from the serious the to silly, from the simple to the sublime, and from the shortsighted to the significant. But they are introduced to emerging locative media art-making practice in a short three week assignment, all because HiperGps abstracts the normally highly technical computer programming tasks into simple actions taken in a familiar graphical user interface language designed to be easy to use. The project was in fact motivated by Brett Stalbaum and Cicero Silva's desire to quickly introduce students to the practice of locative media in a practical way.
An important document that Brett Stalbaum authored is a manual that lays out HiperGps uses and techniques that is used in his classes. (III A i 5) Overall, this project represents the central piece of his educational research, and has proven to be a success in his teaching.
The third part of the software consists of a server-side web application that currently allows two activities. First, users of the HiperGps GUI could use it's HiperGeo features to upload their tours to a web server. Second, features of the HiperGps application itself can contact that service and search for another's content in the mobile phone user's current location, download and "play" that content, creating a context for sharing.
The first version of these server features was implemented during a few weeks in residence at the Edith Russ Site for Media Art, Oldenburg, Germany, in the summer of 2009. That software was part of the exhibition Landscape 2.0 that took place from August 29 through November 15, 2009 in Oldenburg, and where the public was first able to interact with and create/share their own mobile narratives. (See also nice Catalog at III A ii 5.) In addition, and based on a commitment to include undergraduates in research, HiperGps/HiperGeo's role in theLandscape 2.0 exhibition was supported through a CALIT2 Summer Internship Program in which recent graduate Nichole Benardo helped with design and some web programming tasks. Another student involved in HiperGps/HiperGeo related work was Anubhav Chorpa, who worked on starting a parallel iPhone SDK version of the mobile software for two quarters of CSE 199 special studies.
Other professional accomplishments were related to the Transborder Immigrant Tool project, which is multi-researcher effort out of the B.A.N.G. Lab led by Ricardo Dominguez at CALIT2. Brett Stalbaum's research contributions to that project have been directed toward software development and testing, culminating in 2010 with a working demonstration version of a public safety software platform including software for mobile phones and desktop computer. The mobile code is in part based on the Walkingtools Reference APIs (III A iv 14).
| The idea was to provide the location of water stations in the along the Mexico-USA border by linking the information to mobile phones. The project is considered controversial by many within the conservative US establishment who accused members of encouraging and promoting illegal immigration. This caused some members of the project to be investigated by the UCSD and the UCSD Police Department. Source: http://www.walkingtools.net/
Brett Stalbaum however maintains the project is an attempt to save lives, and prevent the unnecessary deaths of those attempting to enter the US illegally by crossing the deserts that line the US-Mexico border, who will still attempt to cross into the US regardless.
As part of our in situ research, I have built relationships with water station activists which has provided valuable feedback on the software design, and I now regularly volunteer filling water stations with Water Station Inc. The fully functional, working proof-of-concept source code for the mobile Transborder Immigrant Tool was officially released for public examination this summer, when presented by myself during a talk titled "Briefing on Transborder Immigrant Tool Source Code and Persecution of Professor Ricardo Dominguez" at Critical Code Studies @ USC (Critical Code Studies at the University of Southern California Conference) July 23, 2010. (II E 35). Other public presentations include: CIANTEC SÃO PAULO, Congresso Internacional Artes, Novas Tecnoloecnologias e Comunicação conference at Universidade MacKenzie, São Paulo, Brazil, Thursday September 18th 2008 (II E 31), and to the VOSMOB research group led by François Bar (Voces Móviles / Mobile Voices project,[1] ) at the University of Southern California, Thursday March 26th 2009 (II E 32), as well as in a group poetry reading at City Centered, a festival of locative media and urban community sponsored by KQED Public Media and Gray Area Foundation for the Arts at KQED studios, San Francisco June 11-13. Some of the highlights of the robust media coverage of the project were mine and Ricardo Dominguez's appearance on KPBS radio's "These Days" morning talk show program, hosted by Maureen Cavanaugh. on January 11th 2010 (III. B 27), and in an invited editorial "Academics make statement with project", in the San Diego Union Tribune co-written by project leads Micha Cárdenas, Amy Sara Carroll, Ricardo Dominguez and myself, March 7, 2010. The project has also received curatorial attention being included in prominent regional and statewide art exhibitions surveying the work of contemporary artists. The Transborder Immigrant Tool featured in both the "Here Not There: San Diego Art Now" at the Museum of Contemporary Art La Jolla, Jun 06, 2010–Sep 19, 2010, and the "2010 California Biennial" at the Orange County Museum of art Oct. 24 to March 13. I produced custom demo versions of the sofware designed to run on mobile phones mounted on the gallery walls. I think the radio interview mentioned above could be useful for a more general understanding too.Source: Brett Stalbaum's electronic corresspondance August 2010.
A video is available:
Link to AP Video on Transborder Immigrant Tool Project
TBtool: Ricardo Dominguez, myself, (Co-PIs) and Amy Carroll, Jason Najarro, Chloe Sanossian, Micha Cardenas, and Elle Mehrmand.
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On this page, readers will find out about the latest iPhone 6 rumors, news, and updates that the readers can follow. We have added in some special iPhone 6 design from everyone's imagination and from the popular website. The news has been from apple.com mentioning about the opening of the new iPhone 6 that is most probably be available to see the design during the mid 2013 this year. This news has been from the new iOS 7 testing together with hardware testing.
The iOS 7 testing news was being released by "The Next Web" since the starting of the year January 1st, 2013 from iOS App Store tracing the iOS 7 test traces which will also be used on the new apple products which could be iPhone 6 or iPhone 5S. By this, the IP of the tested apple products was coming from an office in Cupertino, California.
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Swedish retailer H&M is set to open its first Reno store inside Meadowood Mall this fall.
Hennes & Mauritz will include collections for women, men, young ladies and young men, with separate 'store within store' sections for accessories, lingerie, sports apparel, and maternity. The store will also carry a children's collection for ages 0-14, as well as H&M's plus-size line H&M+.
H&M will open in a 22,000 square foot store.
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Wimbledon examining claims Mo Farah broke club rules
The All England Club is "looking into" reports that Olympian Mo Farah may have broken Wimbledon rules by filming play from the Royal Box.
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The Olympian uploaded footage which he posted on Twitter after a visit to SW19.
Farah, who sat in the Royal Box along with Sir Bruce Forsyth and actor Stephen Fry, later wrote on Twitter: "Really enjoyed been (sic) at Wimbledon today..!!"
He added clips showing action on court as well as images of himself in the Royal Box.
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Gibbs is retiring.
Honestly, I'm pretty suprised. I thought that the success that they had this year would lead us to see him for the next couple of years. In a way, it kind of reminds me of our situation with Parcells. Parcells was great at putting teams together, but seemed to struggle in dealing with this generation of players, as evidenced by how many people were happy to see him go. It seems like Gibbs has done a pretty good job of getting them into a better situation than they were in a few years ago (still not out of the woods), but he has made some key errors in managing games and can tend to get conservative when it comes to play-calling. It's gotten them to where they are, but change is probably not a bad thing for this team.
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A trial date was set for the Las Vegas man accused of causing the deaths of four people when a vehicle crashed into a bus stop.
Gary Lee Hosey, Jr. pleaded not guilty and waived his right to a speedy trial during an arraignment in Las Vegas Justice Court on Wednesday.
A judge set his trial for April 1, 2013.
Hosey was charged with four counts of driving under the influence causing death in connection to the Sept. 13 wreck at a bus stop on Spring Mountain Road near Decatur Boulevard.
According to police, Hosey was behind the wheel of an eastbound vehicle, when it lost control and slammed into a bus stop shelter. The wreck resulted in the deaths of four people and injuries to several others.
Police said Hosey was under the influence at the time of the accident, but attorneys for Hosey claim there is a discrepancy regarding how impaired he was at the time of the impact.
The arrest report shows an on-scene breathalyzer test found Hosey had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit of .08. According to the arrest report, Hosey claimed he had just one beer prior to getting in his car with four passengers on September 13.
Blood tests showed Hosey also had marijuana in his system at the time of the accident.
Last month, the court said it would assign a public defender for Hosey after financial hardship forced his previous counsel to withdraw.
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The auto club said Monday the average is about 16 cents per gallon less than this time last year.
Of the cities it surveys, AAA Michigan says the cheapest price for self-serve unleaded fuel is in the Grand Rapids area, where it's about $3.23 a gallon. The highest average is in the Marquette area at about $3.35 a gallon.
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"Happily Ever After" CONTEST
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2.BRIEF OVERVIEW OF CONTEST:This is a Contest to be entered during the period commencing at 12:01 A.M., April 4, and ending at 11:59 P.M., May 9, 2011 ("Entry Period") for you ("Contestant") to participate in a competition to select two (2) winners from among those Contestants submitting entries via www.Family.go.com ("Website"), consisting of the following elements concerning your love story: [1] a photo of yourself and your significant other; [2] photo must be appropriate to the theme, Happily Ever After; [3] photo title and [4] photo caption not exceeding 1,000 characters describing your love story (collectively, "Submission"). One (1) Grand Prize winner will be selected by a panel of judges ("Panel") by applying the following judging criteria: 60% for emotional draw and 40% for relevancy to the theme(collectively, "Criteria"). One (1) Voter's Choice Prize winner will be determined by the vote of the registered users of the Website ("Members") in compliance with the Website's Terms of Use ("TOU") who participate in the voting process during the Entry Period ("Voters"). If you are not already a Member, you may easily register to become a Member for free through the link on the Website; click on the "Register" link and fill out the simple Registration Form. Only a valid email address ("Address") will be accepted for Member registration, as determined solely by Sponsor; and, at Sponsor's sole discretion, you will be disqualified if you create invalid Addresses with intent to affect the integrity of the Contest. For purposes of these Official Rules ("Rules"), all times and days are Pacific Time and "Day" shall mean each calendar day during the Entry Period. Sponsor's computer is the official time keeping device for the Contest. The selection of winners and awarding of prizes is subject to the eligibility and forfeiture provisions set forth below. The winners will be announced on or about May 23, 2011.
3. ELIGIBILITY: "To be eligible for this Contest, at the time of entering you must be: [1] a natural person legally residing in, and physically located within, the 50 states or the District of Columbia (collectively, "Territory"); [2] not a minor (as defined by the state of primary residence, "Minor"); [3] a registered Member and [4] not an employee of Sponsor or Microsoft Corporation; their respective parent, subsidiary, affiliated or successor companies or the advertising, promotional or fulfillment agencies of any of them (individually and collectively, "Entities"); nor a member of such employee's household or immediate family. "Household member" shall mean a person who shares the same residence with such employee at least three months a year. "Immediate family member" shall mean a parent, step-parent, child, step-child, sibling, step-sibling or spouse of such employee.
4. ENTRY: During the Entry Period, as a Member, you may enter the Contest by visiting the Website, logging in by providing your Member Name and Password, clicking on the link to the Contest, following the entry instructions to submit your Submission and clicking on the "submit" button (collectively, "Entry"). Normal Internet access and usage charges imposed by your online service will apply. It is your sole responsibility to notify the Sponsor in writing if you change your Address. To do so, go to http://register.go.com/disney/GuestServices/YourAccount/login, log into your Website account, click on the "Modify" icon and follow the instructions on how to change your Address.
5. CONTEST MATERIALS: "Materials" include: [1] all information and material submitted by you in connection with the Contest, including the Entry (which includes, without limitation, your Submission) and all other forms, contracts or releases required to be submitted by you as a Contestant, whether required by Sponsor prior to or after Entry; [2] your name, likeness, image and biographical data as contained in or reflected by the Entry and [3] all photographs, artwork, writings, statements, dramatic materials, ideas, quotations and any other intellectual properties created by you in connection with the Contest, whether submitted to Sponsor or not, including the Entry. All material owned by the Sponsor or the Sponsor's affiliated companies, including but not limited to copyright, trademark, picture, logo, title art or other intellectual property, shall remain their property and you shall acquire no rights therein by virtue of the Contest.
6. SUBMISSION LICENSE: Except as specifically provided herein, by entering the Contest, and without limitation of the TOU, you hereby grant to Sponsor, its licensees, distributors, agents, representatives and other authorized users (collectively, "Rights Holders"), a perpetual, non-exclusive, irrevocable, fully-paid, royalty-free, sub-licensable and transferable (in whole or part) worldwide license under all copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, privacy and publicity rights and other intellectual property rights you own or control to use, reproduce, transmit, display, exhibit, distribute, index, comment on, modify, create derivative works based upon, perform and otherwise exploit such Materials, in whole or in part, in all media formats and channels now known or hereafter devised (including on Sponsor's websites, on third party websites, on Sponsor's broadcast and cable networks and stations, on Sponsor's broadband and wireless platforms, products and services, on physical media, and in theatrical release), for any and all purposes including entertainment, news, advertising, promotional, marketing, publicity, trade or commercial purposes, all without further notice to you, with or without attribution, and without the requirement of any permission from or payment to you or to any other person or entity ("Submissions License"). Nothing herein in any way obligates the Rights Holders to use any Materials.
By submitting the Materials for an Entry into the Contest, you represent and warrant to Sponsor that: [1] the Materials and everything depicted therein conform to the TOU and these Rules; [2] you own or control the necessary rights, licenses, consents and permissions, without the need for any permission from or payment to any other person or entity, to exploit, and to authorize the Sponsor to exploit, such Materials in all manners contemplated by the TOU and these Rules (including the Submissions License); [3] no person or entity other than you has any right, title or interest in and to any part of the Materials and [4] you are not subject to any agreement or arrangement that would interfere with your entering this Contest and granting all the rights granted hereunder or that would conflict with any other documentation required hereunder. The TOU and these Rules (including the Submissions License) do not limit any past or future grant of rights, consents, agreements, assignments and waivers you may have made or make with respect to the Materials. Upon Sponsor's request, you agree to assist Sponsor in obtaining the consent for any other applications.
7.LIMITATIONS: By submitting the Materials for an Entry into the Contest, you further represent and warrant to Sponsor that the Materials and everything depicted therein: [1] are original with you and do not originate from a magazine, newspaper or other commercial or proprietary source; [2] do not infringe upon or otherwise violate any right of any person, firm or entity; [3] do not contain any trademarks, logos, insignia, location signage, photographs, artwork or sculptures or other material (e.g., on props, costumes, background) that would infringe any third party's copyrights or trademarks; [4] have not previously been submitted in a contest of any kind or exhibited or displayed publicly through any means; [5] do not contain the likeness or photograph of any person other than the members of your family; [6] do not contain the likeness, photograph or photographic work of any person not consenting to the uses contemplated by these Rules; [7] do not contain material which is (or promotes activities which are) sexually explicit, obscene, pornographic, violent (e.g., relating to murder, the sales of weapons, cruelty, abuse, etc.), discriminatory (based on race, sex, religion, national origin, physical disability, sexual orientation or age), illegal (e.g. underage drinking, substance abuse, computer hacking, etc.), offensive, threatening, profane, harassing, defamatory, libelous, infringing or otherwise objectionable or unlawful as determined by Sponsor in its sole discretion; [8] are not commercial, business-related, advertisements or offers to sell any products or services (whether or not for profit); [9] do not solicit others (including solicitations for contributions or donations); [10] do not contain viruses or other harmful components, or otherwise tamper with, impair or damage Sponsor's websites or any connected network, or otherwise interfere with any person's or entity's use or enjoyment of Sponsor's websites; [11] generally pertain to the designated topic or theme of the Contest; [12] do not violate any specific restrictions applicable to a public forum on the Website, including its age restrictions and procedures and [13] are not antisocial, disruptive, or destructive, including "flaming," "spamming," "flooding," "trolling," and "griefing" as those terms are commonly understood and used on the Internet. Sponsor may, in its sole discretion, disqualify and remove any Entry or Contestant that Sponsor deems to be in violation of these Limitations at any time.
By submitting an Entry, you agree to grant the Rights Holder the use of your name, photograph, biographical information, city/state, image, voice and/or likeness for advertising, publicity and promotional purposes in any and all media, now or hereafter known, worldwide and on the Internet, and in perpetuity by the Rights Holders, without compensation (except to the extent prohibited by law) or additional consents and without prior notice, approval or inspection, and to execute specific written consent to such use if asked to do so. In addition, if any other persons appear in or were involved in the creation of the Submission (including without limitation persons who appear in a photo and/or the photographer who took the photo), you agree that prior to submitting your Entry, you have obtained the written consent of each such person (in the case of a Minor, you have obtained the written consent of the Minor's parent/legal guardian), granting the Rights Holders the use of each person's name, photograph, biographical information, city/state, image, voice and/or likeness for advertising, publicity and promotional purposes in any and all media, now or hereafter known, worldwide and on the Internet, and in perpetuity by the Rights Holders, without compensation (except to the extent prohibited by law) or additional consents and without prior notice, approval or inspection, and to execute specific written consent to such use if asked to do so. Sponsor reserves the right to request proof of these permissions in a form acceptable to Sponsor from you at any time. Failure to provide such proof, if requested, may result in your disqualification, at Sponsor's sole discretion. Entries are limited to one (1) Entry per person/Address (regardless of whether one person has more than one Address or more than one person use the same Address). Joint/group or collaborative Entries are not allowed. Each Entry will be deemed to have been submitted by one (1) Contestant, regardless of the number of people who might appear in a photo Submission. In the event of a dispute regarding the identity of the person submitting an Entry, the Entry will be deemed to be submitted by the person in whose name the Address is registered. Entries by any method other than set forth above in Paragraph 4 are void. Any use of automated or programmed methods of effecting Entry is prohibited. Sponsor shall make the final determination as to which Entries are eligible to take part in this Contest.
Neither the Entities, nor any of their officers, directors, shareholders, employees, agents or representatives (individually and collectively, "Releasees") are responsible for Entries from persons residing, or physically located, outside the Territory; or Entries that are altered, delayed, deleted, destroyed, forged, fraudulent, improperly accessed, inaccurate, incomplete, interrupted, irregular in any way, late, lost, misdirected, multiple, non-delivered, stolen, tampered with, unauthorized, unintelligible or otherwise not in compliance with these Rules; or for inaccurate or incomplete capture online of Contest Entry information (including the Official Entry Form); lost, interrupted or unavailable network, server or other connections; miscommunications; failed phone, computer hardware or software or telephone transmissions; technical failures; unauthorized human intervention; traffic congestion; garbled or jumbled transmissions; undeliverable emails resulting from any form of active or passive email filtering; insufficient space in your email account to receive email; or other errors of any kind, whether due to electronic, human, mechanical, printing, production or technical errors or other causes; even if caused by the negligence of any of the Releasees. Each of such potential Entries will be disqualified; and any attempt by a person to use multiple Addresses or identities to register more than once may result in disqualification at Sponsor's sole discretion. Sponsor is not obligated to communicate with any Contestant during the duration of the Contest. Void where prohibited or restricted by law and subject to all applicable federal, state, local and municipal laws and regulations. Please review these Rules and the TOU carefully; however, in the event of a conflict between these Rules and the TOU, these Rules will control.
8. PRIZES: One (1) Grand Prize: a five (5) day/ four (4) night trip for winner and three (3) guests ("Group") to the Walt Disney World® Resort ("Resort") to receive one (1) Celebration Package consisting of the following elements for the Group ("Trip"); [1] Resort hotel accommodations for four (4) nights (one standard room quadruple occupancy); [2] 5-day Park Hopper® Tickets; [3] $500 Disney Gift Card for the winner; [4] wedding ceremony for winner and partner or ceremonial celebration for winner and partner of their longterm relationship together; [5] Cinderella Coach ride to ceremony or celebration; [6] Photography Package; [7] Cake and Champagne Toast; [8] Limousine transportation from Resort to Ceremony and back; [9]$1,000 Alfred Angelo Gift Card for the winner; [10] complimentary ground transportation throughout the Resort; [11] if the winner resides more than two hundred and fifty (250) miles from the Resort, round-trip coach air transportation on a Sponsor-selected carrier between a Sponsor-selected major metropolitan airport near winner's residence ("airport of origin") and Orlando International Airport and airport/Resort transfers and [12] a cash prize of $2,500 to help defray payment of any taxes payable as result of winning the prize. The Releasees make no guarantees or representations that the $2,500 will be sufficient to pay the winner's tax liability; and the winner is solely responsible for paying all taxes. The award of the prize is subject to applicable withholding requirements; and the winner will receive an IRS Form 1099 reflecting the actual final retail value of the prize. All expenses not specifically mentioned herein are not included and are solely the winner's responsibility, including but not limited to: transportation to the Resort if a winner resides two hundred fifty (250) miles or less from the Resort, round trip transportation between the winner's residence and any airport of origin, alcoholic beverages, fax, food, gratuities and tips, insurance, laundry service, merchandise, parking, room service, service charges, souvenirs and telephone calls. Each of the Gift Cards are subject to their stated Terms and Conditions. See below for special conditions for the Alfred Angelo Gift Card Airline carrier and Resort regulations and conditions apply. Travel and lodging are subject to availability, certain restrictions and Sponsor's approval and Trip must be completed by May 9, 2012. Approximate retail value ["ARV"]: $15,214. One (1) Voter's Choice Prize: one (1) $1,000 Alfred Angelo Gift Card Total ARV of both prizes: $16,214. Limit one (1) prize per person/Address. Each Alfred Angelo Gift Card is only good for the purchase of a bridal gown and all sales are final with no returns, refunds or exchanges of the bridal gown. Alterations are not included in the price of the gown and the Gift Card cannot be used towards alterations. Prizes are not redeemable for cash or transferable. No substitution allowed except, at Sponsor's sole discretion, a prize of equal or greater value may be substituted. Prize elements may not be separated. Sponsor will not replace any lost or stolen prize. The prizes cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotion or offer. The prizes awarded are subject to Sponsor's verification of eligibility and compliance with the TOU and these Rules. Both prizes will be awarded, provided they are validly claimed by August 1, 2011, after which no alternate winners will be selected, nor unclaimed prizes awarded.
9.PROCEDURES: Entries will only be accepted during the Entry Period. During the Entry Period, the Voters will be invited to vote on all eligible Entries posted on the Website by applying the Criteria. Limit of one (1) vote per valid Address per Day. If the Sponsor suspects invalid voting, including but not limited to, the use of script, macro or other automated or programmed methods of voting, or the setting up of an invalid Address or Addresses in order to create dummy usernames, with the intent to affect the integrity of the voting process, the perpetrators and beneficiaries will each be eliminated from the Contest, at Sponsor's sole discretion. The one (1) top Entry accumulating the most valid votes by the Voters during the Entry Period, as determined solely by the Sponsor, shall be judged to be the potential Voter's Choice Prize winner. Votes for separate Entries of the same family will not be combined. In the event of a tie for the Voter's Choice Prize winner, Sponsor shall select the winner in Sponsor's sole discretion. On or about May 15, 2011, all eligible Entries will be judged by the Panel by applying the Criteria to declare one (1) potential Grand Prize winner. The Panel's decision is final.
10. WINNERS: The potential winners will be notified by email on or about May 23, 2011. At the sole discretion of Sponsor, disqualification, forfeiture and the selection of an alternate winner may result from any of the following: [1] potential winner's failure to respond to notification within seven (7) business days after its transmission; [2] the return of an email notification as undeliverable after three (3) attempts; [3] the return of the Voter's Choice Prize as undeliverable; [4] potential winner's failure to provide Sponsor with satisfactory proof of age, identity and residency; [5] potential winner's failure to execute and return an Affidavit of Eligibility/Liability/Publicity Release within ten (10) days after it is mailed; [6] potential Voter's Choice Prize winner's failure to claim the prize within ten (10) days after it is sent; [7] potential Grand Prize winner's failure to be available to complete the Trip by May 9, 2012; [8] potential winner's failure to validly claim any prize before August 1, 2011 and [9] any other non-compliance with these Rules or the TOU. In the event of a prize forfeiture, Sponsor may, in its sole discretion, award or not award the forfeited prize to an alternate winner. All taxes, expenses, costs and fees associated with the receipt or use of the prizes are the sole responsibility of each winner.
11. PRIVACY POLICY/DATA COLLECTION: All personal information provided by you for the Contest is subject to Sponsor's privacy policy located at http://disney.go.com/corporate/privacy/pp_wdig.html
12. CONDITIONS: By submitting the Materials for an Entry in the Contest and/or accepting any prize you may win, you agree that: [1] you will be bound by the TOU, Rules and Sponsor's decisions, which shall be final and binding in all respects; [2] you release and hold harmless the Releasees from any and all liability for claims, injuries, losses or damages of any kind, including without limitation, death and bodily injury, resulting, in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, from the Entry, selection or use of an Entry or from the awarding, delivery, acceptance, use, misuse, possession, loss or misdirection of any prize; participation in the Contest or in any Contest-related activity or travel or from any interaction with, or downloading of, computer Contest information; [3] the Releasees do not make any representation, warranty, or guarantee, express or implied, relating to the Contest or prizes; [4] without limitation of any of the rights granted herein, winner's acceptance of any prize constitutes the grant to Sponsor and assigns of an unconditional right to use winner's name, address (city and state only), voice, likeness, photograph, biographical and prize information, statements about the Contest and/or live and taped performances of interviews for any programming, publicity, advertising and promotional purposes without additional compensation, except where prohibited by law; [5] in the event viruses, bugs, unauthorized human intervention, Acts of God, acts or regulations of any governmental or supra-national authority, war, national emergency, accident, fire, riot, strikes, lock-outs, industrial disputes, acts of terrorism or other matters beyond Sponsor's reasonable control, corrupt, prevent or impair the administration, security, fairness or proper play of the Contest, so that it cannot be conducted as originally planned, Sponsor has the right, in its sole discretion, to modify these Rules, Entry mechanisms for the Contest (including the systems used to conduct the Entry and selection process), the Entry Period and prize award procedures or to cancel, modify, terminate or suspend the Contest; and in such event, to select winners by such method as Sponsor in its sole discretion shall consider equitable; [6] the Releasees are not responsible for typographical or other errors in the offer or administration of the Contest, including but not limited to: errors in advertising, Rules, selection and announcement of the winners and distribution of the prizes; [7] any portion of any prize not accepted or used by any winner will be forfeited; [8] the Releasees are not responsible for any inability of any winner to accept or use any prize (or any portion thereof) for any reason; [9] Sponsor has the right, at any time in its sole discretion, to disqualify any individual it suspects: to be doing any of the following: (a) tampering or attempting to tamper with the Entry process or the operation of the Contest or the Website; (b) violating these Rules; (c) violating the TOU, privacy policy or any other terms, conditions of use and/or general rules or guidelines of any Contest property or service; (d) acting in bad faith, in an unsportsmanlike or disruptive manner, or with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass any other person or (e) for any other good cause as determined solely by Sponsor; [10] since any attempt by any individual to deliberately undermine the legitimate operation of the Contest is a violation of these Rules as well as criminal and civil laws; and should Sponsor believe or become aware that such an attempt has been, is being, or will be made, it has the right to seek remedies and damages from any responsible individuals to the fullest extent permitted by law, including without limitation criminal prosecution; [11] all disputes, claims and causes of action at law or in equity (individually, "Claim") arising out of or relating to the Contest, the meaning or interpretation of these Rules or the prizes to be awarded shall be resolved by applying the laws of California, without regard to conflict of laws provisions therein, and shall be solely and exclusively brought in the state or federal courts within that state; [12] any Claims shall be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action and [13] any and all claims, judgments and awards shall be limited to actual out-of-pocket costs incurred, but in no event include attorneys' fees, and under no circumstances will you be permitted to obtain awards for, and you hereby waive all rights to claim, punitive, incidental, special, consequential damages and any other damages, other than for actual out-o-pocket expenses and all rights to have damages multiplied or otherwise increased.
13. RULES & WINNERS' LIST: For names of winners (after May 23, 2011) and/or Rules (before May 9, 2011), send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to: Happily Ever After Contest, Disney Family.com, 500 South Buena Vista Street, Burbank, CA 91521, designating either winners' list or Rules. Winners' first names, initial of last names and cities of residence will be posted on the Website on or about June 13, 2011.
Contest Photo Tips and Guidelines:
- Photos should contain two (2) people – no groups or pictures of just one person.
- Share your love story – tell us how you met, share your experiences from when you got married, tell us why you want a Disney Fairy Tale Wedding or why you want to renew your vows!
- Upload your wedding photo, engagement photo, a picture taken during a fun vacation or at a special event -- or, show us a photo of you two today!
- Please steer clear of clothing with BIG logos on it or brand-name products in the background
- We want to keep you safe! Please don't include anything with your or your partner's full name, address, or your location in the picture
- Your image needs to be in JPEG format and less than 3MB in file size


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Welcome to Bhakti Yoga South Jersey! We pride ourselves in being a Yoga Alliance certified studio, offering our students a family-oriented yoga community in which to grow a yoga practice. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned practitioner, our experienced instructors will guide you to grow in your practice. There are no fitness levels that cannot serve as a starting point to begin practicing yoga. A regular hot yoga practice reduces body aches and pains, increases energy and improves your sense of well-being. Bhakti Yoga South Jersey offers a full schedule of hot yoga classes as well as restorative classes with low heat.
For many years, Bhakti Yoga South Jersey has been providing personal attention to our students, helping them stay fit, active and healthy. Our instructors will listen to your needs and guide you to achieve your personal health and wellness goals.
"Accept all that you discover in yourself, rather than defining it as good or bad." ~Yogi Amrit Desai
When diet is wrong medicine is of no use.
When diet is correct medicine is of no need.
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The Unicel 5CH-203 - Comp. Pool and Spa Water Filter has a diameter of 5 3/8 inches and is 8 1/2 inches long. This Unicel pool filter has a closed top and 3 inch Male Pipe Threads (MPT) on the bottom. This Unicel pool filter cartridge contains 30 square feet of filter media. This Unicel filter will keep your pool or spa water clean and clear.


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Congratulations to Sanergy, winner of NCIIA's first Sustainable Practice Impact Award, given last week at our annual conference. Sanergy is focused on providing hygienic, accessible, affordable sanitation for everyone in Nairobi's urban slums. Read Sanergy's blog post thanking NCIIA and the Lemelson Foundation for the award. We wish them the best in the future!
Voice of America has put together a great video and story related to NCIIA's Open Minds event, which took place last week as part of our annual conference. The piece goes into detail about how our students' inventions are helping people in developing countries in a variety of ways, whether it be portable, cheap greenhouses, a better container for vaccines, or earthquake-resistant concrete panels. Take a look!
Take a look at this blog post at NextBillion.net highlighting a few of the teams that presented at Open Minds during our annual conference in DC last week. It goes on to explain NCIIA's approach to scaling up social ventures: integrating core concepts of for-profit businesses--mapping a strategy, articulating a value proposition and conducting market research--to vastly improve upon a company's service demand and delivery models. Worth a read!
The Way Entrepreneurs Learn: Migration of a 30-Second Elevator Pitch Exercise from Instructor-Led Delivery to Blended Learning TechnologyDan Suhr, inXsol, LLC; Sharon Ballard, EnableVentures, Inc.; Ricardo Gomez and Angela Shartrand, NCIIA, Henry Ryng, inXsol, LLC
Intellectual Property Policies; WHat Are Universities Saying?La Royce Batchelor, University of North DakotaNifty Assignments IIIClif Kussmaul and Trexler Proffitt, Muhlenberg College; Michael Lehman, Lehigh University
From Aha!! to Exit©Arizona State University College of Technology and Innovation
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The National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance (NCIIA) invites participants to submit Pecha Kucha presentations to be given during plenaries at Open 2013, March 22-23, 2013 at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, D.C.
What is Pecha Kucha?Pecha Kucha is a presentation methodology in which 20 slides are shown for 20 seconds each (six minutes and 40 seconds in total). The format keeps presentations concise and fast-paced.
Pecha Kucha at Open 2013We will be hosting two 40-minute Pecha Kucha sessions at the conference: one on Friday after lunch, and one before the start of the Open Minds event at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
We have a distinct theme for each session: program models (examples of ways of teaching entrepreneurship) for one, and "places of invention" (exploring how physical spaces affect learning outcomes) for the other.
Express your interest by giving us a one-paragraph description of your potential Pecha Kucha presentation. Additionally, for the places of invention session, please submit a photograph of your space, and outline your programming and whom you reach.
For the program model session, answer the question, "How is this program innovative?"
For the places of invention session, answer the question, "How does invention happen here?"
Smithsonian opportunity"Places of invention" Pecha Kucha presenters will have the opportunity to be part of the Smithsonian Institute's Places of Invention project, which is mapping spaces of innovation across America. Take advantage of this exciting opportunity!
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40th Anniversary of Hip Hop Culture
40th Anniversary of Hip Hop Culture
DJ Kool Herc is considered by many to be the "first hip-hop D.J". In the early stages of hip hop music, DJ Kool Herc brought his sound system to block parties in the Bronx and began playing the brief rhythmic sections of records which would become known as "breaks. Using the two-turntable set-up of the disco DJs, Kool Herc's style led to the use of two copies of the same record to elongate the break. This breakbeat DJing, using hard funk, rock, and records with Latin percussion, formed the basis of hip hop music. DJ Kool Herc's music along with his announcements to his dancers, called b-boys and b-girls, helped pave the way to what everyone now knows as rapping.
This event is free and is part of SummerStage's "This is _Hip-Hop" series. Tickets are available first come, first served.
For further details click here
40th Anniversary of Hip Hop Culture
Event Category: Dance
When: August 10, 2013
Time: 3:00pm - 7:00pm
Where: Central Park
More Info: http://www.centralpark.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/centralparknyc
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CentralParkNYC
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/channel/HCPNy2xQuLDS0


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As crazy as this sounds there are only two weeks of the high school football regular season left. These last two weeks are crucial to a lot of teams. Some may be cursing to the finish line with an unblemished record just trying to stay healthy for the playoffs. While others are fighting for their league title, and in some cases trying to get that last win to qualify for the state tournament.
This week is jam packed with many big matchups, but I didn't think I could leave these two crucial games out of my predictions.
The first prime time matchup features two unbeaten teams from the OAA Red, who happen to be ranked as the top two teams in division 1, Lake Orion and Clarkston.
Coach Chris Bell's Lake Orion Dragons have cruised to a 7-0 record. The Dragons were able to pound Pontiac 49-13 last week. Pontiac didn't stand a chance in that one as they were down 42-0 at halftime. Lake Orion had a dominant rushing attack in that one piling up 300 yards and five touchdowns. The Dragons don't mind giving it to any of their fiver running backs, which makes them so tough to stop. Their defense may be just as good as the offense though. This is a unit that has only given up an average of 10 points per game to this point of the season.
Clarkston has been just as good this season winning their first seven games. Their defense was on point last week blanking Troy 28-0. The Colts weren't able to get anything going as the Wolves defense was just too stingy. The performance of the night was on the opposite side of the ball though, as Ian Eriksen ran for 295 yards and four touchdowns. Eriksen is a back who can score from anywhere on the field, with long touchdown runs of 93 and 81 yards last week.
This one is so evenly matched that whoever has creates a crucial turnover late in the ball game will probably win this one.
Lieutenant Dan's Prediction: Lake Orion 24, Clarkston 21
The other standout matchup to me is one of the two semi-finals of the PSL playoffs. That matchup is a battle of two perennial Detroit powers Cass Tech and Martin Luther King.
Cass Tech, the number seven team in the state, boasts a 6-1 record and is perfect against PSL teams. The Technicians blanked Mumford last week 49-0 and put a show in the rout. Quarterback Jayru Campbell did his thing like he always seems to do, accounting for a touchdown through the air and on the ground. Campbell is a freak athlete who only seems to get better with each game he plays. The defense isn't too shabby either, as sophomore defensive lineman Keith Jones blocked a punt and returned it for six last week. Cass Tech has been very consistent shutting out their opponent four times this year.
Detroit Martin Luther King seems to be in this game every year as they have won eight of the last ten PSL East titles. While King may not be as talented as years past, they have still played well enough to sport a 5-2 record. The Crusaders could do nothing but score last week, winning 61-26 over Denby. They come into this one red hot, winners of five straight. In those five wins King's offense was nearly unstoppable scoring 47.8 points per game.
While King has been on fire, I just don't see their talent stacking up with the Technicians.
Lieutenant Dan's Prediction: Cass Tech 21, King 6
Other games to watch: Macomb Dakota at Chippewa Valley, Farmington Hills Harrison at Farmington, Livonia Churchill at Northville.
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A TERMINALLY ILL Feyenoord supporter, whose last wish was to see his favourite team one more time, was treated to a special surprise before his death three days later.
As is traditionally the case, a significant number of supporters turned up for the Dutch team's first pre-season training in which he was granted special access to the action by the club.
After he was wheeled out in his bed, lifelong fan Rooie Marck was then moved to tears when supporters at the ground chanted his name, lit flares and revealed a large banner in tribute to him, before joining in a rousing rendition of 'You'll Never Walk Alone'.
(Marck is wheeled out into the stadium)
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(The occasion moves Marck to tears)
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As written here, if the budget is the same as last season the Stars will have about $6 million to work with, and four slots to fill. Not a lot to work with, and won't be easy to improve the team. I think this needs to be an effort to tread water and hope that ownership gets resolved sometime next season and set yourself up to be able to do some things the next off-season.
I think they can get better defensively, get a little bigger overall, and at least compete again for a playoff spot without doing anything dumb in the off-season to limit what you do in the future when the ownership issue is resolved. Losing Richards seems inevitable, so they do need to try and snag a top six forward at an affordable price. I'd also like to get bigger up front and improve depth down the lineup. Sounds tough, but it would be possible while only spending $6ish million.
A right shot in the top six would be nice, and while he has some deficiencies, Michael Ryder from Boston is a UFA who has had a couple down years but can score. I would think he could be had on the cheap, relatively speaking. Say no more than $2 million. I'd also like to go after guys like Joel Ward from Nashville and Michael Rupp from Pittsburg to not only add size but improve our depth in the bottom six. I believe Ward is a right shot, which doesn't hurt. I would think both combined might cost in the $3 million range. This is more than they make now but you probably have to overpay a bit in FA. At forward I'd consider Langenbrunner a good backup plan if other targets don't work out.
That puts them with hopefully one to two million to spend on a defenseman. You aren't going to get a top guy for that price, and frankly everyone available in this FA class has weaknesses. I'd go for a big, physical defenseman to pair with Goligoski. Let Skrastins(I'd keep him in mind as a backup plan if he doesn't retire) and Woywitka walk. I'd go after Hal Gill, he's up there in years but I think would be a great fit to sign for a year as a stop-gap measure. I would think he'd fit into the amount they have left to spend. Might go over a bit.
That leaves you with something like this as a lineup-
Morrow - Ribeiro - Ryder
Eriksson - Benn - Vincour
Wandell - Ott - Ward
Rupp - Burish - Petersen/Gagnon Barch
Grossman - Robidas
Goligoski - Gill
Fistric - Daley
Lehtonen Raycroft
There's one possible lineup combo, and hey maybe Glennie ends up being NHL ready.
I think this is all pretty realistic, gets you a little better defensively and bigger and better on the third and fourth lines. Pretty good combo of size and speed down the lineup, and a top six that is potentially pretty good.
I could see that lineup averaging something like 2.75 goals/game, which would put them middle of the pack. This season the Stars averaged 2.71 goals/game. This season's Stars team with a bit better defense would have snuck into the playoffs.


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Andover Realtor Lillian Montalto of Lillian Montalto Signature Properties and the Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Massachusetts teamed up last week to raise more than $40,000 for Be Like Brit, a nonprofit foundation established in memory of a Rutland teenager who lost her life in the January 2010 earthquake in Haiti while on a mission sponsored by Lynn University.
More than 100 people attended the Nov. 4 cocktail reception and fundraiser at Andover Country Club to support the charity started by Len and Cherylann Gengel to carry on the dream of their 19-year-old daughter, Britney Gengel, who had hoped to build an orphanage in Haiti.
Today, Be Like Brit operates the 19,000-square-foot Britney's Orphanage in Grand Goave, Haiti. Proceeds from last week's fundraiser will support the facility. Susan Wornick of WCVB-TV Channel 5 News, who has become an integral part of the Gengel family since covering the tragedy, served as the event's master of ceremony.
For more information on Be Like Brit or to make a donation, visit http://belikebrit.org/.
Open house at ae Brows & Lashes
Alicia Zefta and Elvira McCloske are celebrating the opening of ae Brows & Lashes Lounge with an open house at their new facility at 168 North Main St., Unit C, on Thursday, Nov. 14, from 2 to 7 p.m.
Zefta and McCloske both have more than 25 years of experience in the industry and have represented leading cosmetic companies. Together, they hope to share their knowledge of beauty and cater to their clients' individual needs at the new lounge.
Services at the lounge include facials, makeup application, lash extension, spray tan, hair styling and more. In addition to offering services, the pair will lead workshops for professionals on how to use the most cutting-edge techniques of the beauty trade. The owners say the objective of the workshops, open to both newcomers and professionals who want to grow their businesses, is to provide a fun learning environment where everyone will receive the skills necessary to do their own makeup like a pro.
For more information, call 978-809-3275 or visit www.aliciaelvira.com.
Nahabedian to lead business association
The Andover Business Community Association elected a new board of directors at its annual meeting last month.
The 2014 board will be led by Holly Nahabedian of Century Bank. Phyllis O'Grady of Samel Insurance is vice president, Taner Gulbas of Santander Bank is treasurer and Elaine Clements of the Andover Historical Society is secretary/clerk.
The ABCA is a membership organization consisting of businesses located in downtown Andover. It is devoted to promoting and improving the quality of life in the Andover business and service community.
The group meets the second Thursday of every month at 8 a.m. at Free Christian Church, Elm Street, and the fourth Tuesday at 6 p.m. at rotating locations. For more information, email email@example.com or visit www.andoverbusiness.org.
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Being the Clipper fan that I am and watching nearly every minute of every game so far, I was reflecting on the first 17 games to see what might have been an excellent start to the season. Their record is what it is, but it's still fun to speculate where this team, even without Blake Griffin and a stretch without Eric Gordon "coulda" been.
The first four games were tough, but at the very least the game against the Suns "shoulda" been won. Combine that with the next 3 wins and their record is 4-3. The Hornets game was a blowout, but the next two against Toronto and OKC were very winnable, but became losses. "Shoulda" been 6-4. The road trip started well with a win against OKC, but was followed by a another "coulda" won game against the Hornets. Ended the road trip with another blowout to Memphis. "Shoulda" been 8-5. I great win against Denver, followed by a win versus Minny, was followed by the stinker at Indy and the win last night at Detroit. Realistically could be 12-5 right now.
Alas they are 7-10, but there is always hope in Clipper Nation, and December is right around the corner, which means the debut of Blake Griffin is getting closer. The schedule gets more difficult, but with any luck they are at .500 by the new year.


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Pot conviction reversed over improper arrest, entry and search
Some residents at a Milwaukee apartment complex had complained to the manager that one tenant, Daniel Cervantes, had been seen with a shotgun. The manager told a security guard who told police.
In June 2010, seven police came to Cervantes' door. He opened it a bit and was then pulled out into the hallway and handcuffed. Officers didn't find any guns in his apartment, but did find a book bag with pot, and Cervantes was charged with possession and convicted. »Read Full Blog Post(21)
550 without power after explosion near Pfister Hotel
An explosion created a 15-foot hole around a manhole cover that exploded Sunday night near the Pfister Hotel.
Officials from We Energies were trying to figure out the cause of the explosion. About 550 customers were still without power late Sunday night. »Read Full Article(12)
Wind advisory goes into effect at midnight
With wind gusts up to 45 mph in the forecast, the National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory in effect from midnight until 3 p.m. Monday.
Strengthening winds will move across southeastern Wisconsin between midnight and 2 a.m. Winds are expected to start out at 15 to 25 mph from the southwest before shifting to a westerly direction and increasing to 20 to 30 mph. Wind gusts could reach 40 to 45 mph, according to the weather service. »Read Full Article
Firm scamming Wisconsin businesses, attorney general's office says
The State of Wisconsin is seeking penalties against the Mandatory Poster Agency Inc. and its owners, Thomas Fata and Steven J. Fata, accusing them of sending "corporate minutes" forms to Wisconsin businesses and falsely implying that the form was required by the state.
Documents from attorneys general's offices and court records suggest that the company, which does business in this state under the name Corporate Records Service in Wisconsin, is a serial scammer. The Mandatory Poster Agency has paid well over $100,000 in the past seven years to settle allegations that it perpetrated other document scams under various other names in at least 18 states. »Read Full Article(6)
Wisconsin's state cocktail now old-fashioned convenience in a bottle
America's insatiable appetite for convenience has made its way to Wisconsin's state cocktail.
Clintonville natives Timothy Pappin and his nephew, Ryan Mijal, have begun bottling and selling their beloved brandy old-fashioneds across the state. »Read Full Article(47)
Pierre Briere, Elliot's Bistro owner, loses fight with cancer
Pierre Briere, who died Thursday at age 74 after a long and stoic struggle with cancer, hated dust. He considered it distasteful.
Understandably so. »Read Full Article
Campbellsport man stabbed after party
A 21-year-old Campbellsport man was stabbed Saturday after a party at a home in the Village of Theresa, authorities said Sunday.
The man was listed in stable condition at St. Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac while another man at the party, a 20-year-old Lomira resident, suffered cuts in the same fight, according to the Dodge County Sheriff's Department. »Read Full Article
Barn fire near Fort Atkinson kills at least 21 cows
Fort Atkinson - At least 21 cows have died in a dairy barn fire near Fort Atkinson.
The Wisconsin State Journal reported Sunday that all but one of the cows were Holsteins. Authorities said Sunday afternoon that the death toll was expected to rise as more remains were discovered. »Read Full Article
Abele to emphasize response to Sikh Temple shooting in speech
In his State of the County speech Monday, Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele will highlight the work of law enforcement and community members who responded to the Sikh Temple shooting in Oak Creek.
Oak Creek Mayor Steve Scaffidi will introduce Abele, whose address is scheduled for 11 a.m. at the Oak Creek Police Department, Abele's office announced.
Abele also will discuss his long-term plan to sell off unused and underused county facilities to save on maintenance and help the county budget. Another topic: a plan to "move towards community-based mental health care delivery." (11)
Jimmy Kaplan's revue at Sunset Playhouse is a musical tribute to friendship
The enduring theme in the many collaborations between James Kaplan and the late Fred Alley was friendship, through which others pull us out of ourselves and challenge us to grow.
It's therefore only fitting that Kaplan's latest - a moving show that honors Alley, the creative force behind American Folklore Theatre, in so many ways - is titled "Jimmy Kaplan and Friends." It opened over the weekend in the Sunset Playhouse's Studio Theatre in Elm Grove. »Read Full Article
Freezing rain advisory ends; rain persists
A freezing rain advisory that had been in effect Sunday morning for all of southeastern Wisconsin has expired. WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Jesse Ritka says most areas away from Lake Michigan could see up to a tenth of an inch of the icy glaze.
Live radar shows a band of rain covering nearly all of southeastern Wisconsin. »Read Full Article
Traffic deaths increase slightly in January
Madison - Traffic deaths increased slightly January, leading state officials to call for drivers to pay more attention.
Forty people died in traffic crashes during the month, three more than the five-year average. »Read Full Article
Scales used by metal buyers are mostly accurate, state says
Madison - State consumer protection officials surveyed nearly 130 scales used by Wisconsin precious metal buyers and found they were accurate most of the time or had errors in the seller's favor.
With the value of gold rising recently, more people with unwanted jewelry are taking it to precious metal resale shops. The state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection says those sellers can feel confident they are getting the most for their money. »Read Full Article
PolitiFact: Testing Chris Matthews' claim on Ron Johnson winning in low turnout race
New today from PolitiFact Wisconsin:
MSNBC's Chris Matthews said U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) was elected in a "very low turnout" race. We check his claim. (23)


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Veterans in Kentucky are speaking out about the closing of national memorials and are rallying to send a message to Uncle Sam. Those who couldn't make it to the Million Vet March on the Memorials in Washington, D.C. gathered at the KY Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Frankfort.
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In this handout photo taken on Aug. 20, 2014, provided by the Savsjo municipality, Roy Gustafsson the co-founder of the Jonas Bronck Center, poses for a photograph outside the center in Savsjo, Sweden.
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City to Unveil New Safety Measures at Boat Launches In Wake Of Boys' Deaths
The city will announce new safety measures at its boat launches on Friday, Aug. 22 in the wake of the deaths of two 13-year-old cousins who drowned in the Bronx River by Starlight Park in June.
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Official: NYPD body cameras are 'win-win'
Public Advocate Leticia James says a 3-ounce camera, if used correctly, could be a key tool in improving community and police relations.
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Giant Palestine flag draped on New York bridge under investigation
New York City detectives were searching on Thursday for activists suspected of unfurling a massive Palestine flag over the side of an East River bridge during a march in support of Palestinians in Gaza, police said.
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New York City's new health boss doesn't want to be your nanny. Think of her more as a tutor.
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Video Points To NYPD Cover-Up After Cop Fatally Ran Over Pedestrian
Newly released video from NYC Housing Authority security cameras in Queensbridge appears to show that the NYPD is lying about a fatal crash that killed a Japanese student last year and may have tried to cover up the incident by discarding further video evidence.
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New York City Bucket List 2014
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Street Artist Shepard Fairey Painting New Mural on LES for Tourism Campaign
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In East Harlem, many are aghast at the sheer size of the towers, which they say will overwhelm a neighborhood made up largely of brownstones, walkup apartment buildings and narrow side streets.
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Bloomberg offers grants to help cities innovate
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The political career of a serial candidate from Queens, New York, may be over with a Manhattan federal court finding the Democrat guilty of obstructing justice Aug. 11. The court found Albert Baldeo, an attorney and politician of Indo-Guyanese descent, guilty of tampering with witnesses during the investigation of his alleged campaign fraud by the ... (more)
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A decent comparison between Redd and Beachum. Makes a point that Beachum is the more experienced back with the loss of Green. Nothing I'd like to see more than both Redd and Beachum having 1K+ seasons.
Here's a great quote from the world's greatest general of 19th century, Arthur Wellsley, Duke of Wellington. "Next to a battle lost, the greatest misery is a battle gained."


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Nintendo Wii Mini: Micro motion control console out next month!
The Nintendo Wii Mini? Yup: word has let slip that a miniature Wii console is thought to be dropping into stores on December 7th, just days after the new Wii U goes on sale in the UK.
Best Buy Canada has leaked an image of a Wii Mini console, confirming speculation and rumours behind an even smaller Wii console – with a hopefully lower pricetag.
Nintendo has actually released a slimmed-down Wii console before, but this version looks even smaller and sports a new black design with red accents and looks a lot smoother and polished than the white boxes it will presumably be replacing.
Check out our first look at ZombiU on video here
Nintendo has yet to confirm the product, but with this leak coming hot on the heels of the launch of the Wii U this Friday, it looks like it might be an ideal gift for those who missed out on the original Wii.
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