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Definición de playlist en inglés:
playlistSaltos de línea: play|list
Pronunciación: /ˈpleɪlɪst /
1A list of recorded songs or pieces of music chosen to be broadcast on a radio show or by a particular radio station: the station is confident that the new playlists will please listeners
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- Marketing/promotion decisions, image-creation, and radio station playlists are all built around how artists and their music are perceived.
- In a few weeks it'll no doubt be populating radio station playlists everywhere and will be impossible to escape.
- Did you actually think that there's someone employed to painstakingly think up playlists for radio stations and write them up by hand or something?
1.1A list of digital files to be played on a portable media player, computer, etc. you can stream tracks or save playlists to your phone to listen offline
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- You can manipulate the music in the playlist, or in individual albums, as if they were all one massive CD.
- Being a beta program, it doesn't provide a graphical user interface (GUI) for creating and manipulating playlists.
- Playlists are managed by creating a text file that contains the full path to all the MP3s you want to play.
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Place (a song or piece of music) on a playlist: he was furious when they declined to playlist his hit (as noun playlisting) playlisting can be a significant factor in any record's career
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- When your track is instantly playlisted by the big guns it's only a matter of time before you have a hot summer smash on your hands.
- BBC Radio 2 is to increase its live music output, launch a major new songwriting initiative and give artists greater support by playlisting albums.
- Modern versions of this kind of studio could allow various sound and video clips to be playlisted and cued in manually.
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Discussion in 'Hunting Africa' started by AfricaHunting.com, Oct 23, 2012.
THE FOLLOWING POST by AH member ngwenyasekuru WAS DELETED BY MISTAKE...
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From CM Safaris:
Hi everyone.
I want to breakdown this report in to two parts:
1. The actual article from October 2012. Insofar as it relates to us (CM SAF) it is all total BS. It comes on the fourth anniversary of the leaked cable you have all seen and has simply been twisted to suit 2012 by some twit reporter. This type of reporting certainly out here is commonplace. There is simply zero accountability. Interpret it as you will.
2. The actual leaked cable from October 2008. I am fairly certain that we were included in this elite group of individuals because in October 2008 WE DID shoot 4 elephants in Hwange Park (three old cows and a young bull). I do believe Buzz has dealt with this on AR some time ago.
Anyhow to refresh everyone's memory - Back in 2008 (probably Zim's darkest year ever) National Parks made it quite clear that they were totally broke and needed assistance. This is when commercial ration hunting started.
We DID donate $4000 worth of diesel and six new tires for Land Cruisers to the Park;
We DID receive a permit to shoot five elephants with the option to take another five - all legal;
We DID NOT sell or advertise "hunts" in the park, we DID NOT profit from this;
We DID NOT shoot trophies (far from it); and
We DID at the time believe we were helping, but when we arrived and actually witnessed what was going on pulled out.
It is also worth noting that at around the SAME time SOAZ made FORMAL applications to Parks that they administer the ration hunting to (1) generate money for Parks as well as more importantly (2) to regularize the entire operation.
The basic idea being that hunting operators would administer ration quotas in their own concessions and photographic operators the quotas in their Parks. Sadly this was turned down by Parks.
In hindsight yes we do have regrets, there is no excuse for hunting in a Park. At the time though we did think we were actually helping and did have exactly the same goals as SOAZ.
With reference to the articles appearing on internet sites which use information from 2008 published by Wikkieleaks, and which are not completely accurate, the Association wishes to make the following points:
1. The US Consulate requested information in 2008 pertaining to a situation which existed then. The report from the US Embassy in Harare to Washington was captured by Wikkieleaks.
2. SOAZ is not the sole source of information gathered by the US Embassy.
3. Only two names mentioned in these articles are members of SOAZ and we comment as follows:
a) Wayne Grant. This is a case of mistaken identity and SOAZ have no reports or complaints against Wayne Grant on their records.
b) Charlton McCallum Safaris. This company availed themselves of the offer to hunt in the Parks in 2008 and did shoot 4 elephant under this scheme. After consulting with members of the SOAZ Committee, they thereafter withdrew from the scheme. From that time to the current date no further reports or complaints have been received by SOAZ, and we consider this company to be above-board and ethical.
4. The others named are not members of SOAZ or ZPHGA.
5. SOAZ trusts that in future information from 2008 will not be used years later in an effort to link the information to a new situation to which it has no connection, such as the Save Valley Conservancy, as appears to have been the case in these articles.
Safari Operators Association of Zimbabwe
Thanks Mike, that statement was also emailed to me directly by Wayne Grant who also sent me the attached pdf document.
The Owners of African Hunting Forum Website
Zimbabwe Professional Hunters and Guides Association
USA Embassy Harare
I am absolutely shocked to see my name printed in your website as
having something to do with someone called Headman Sibanda, and
hunting illegally on stolen land in the Gwaai Valley area.
I do not, and have not ever; hunted in the Gwaai after the illegal land
seizures, and anyone who knows me personally, will know that I would
be the absolute last person to ever do so. In fact, I have not been
anywhere near the Gwaai in over ten years!
It turns out that this document says that this Headman Sibanda
person's company is called Nyala Safaris my South African company is
called Nyala Valley Safaris and it links me t0 him; so the standard of
investigation into this issue must be quite pathetic if it can confuse those
two names.
This communication has damaged our reputation and our business,
irreparably, and we are most definitely taking whatever legal action we
can, against those that have dragged our name into this.
Of course some people will say "Well it is standard practice for an
accused person to plead innocence" and in answer to that I say
produce one client, one piece of paper, one single hunting permit (which
is necessary for all safaris into Zimbabwe) related to the Gwaai, which
has our name on it. The failure to produce any of these things will point
to one thing an appallingly inept investigation.
Wayne Grant.
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About the only trace of Ginsberg remaining on East Thirteenth Street was the leftover fish chowder. Two jars of the soup survive in the freezer in the loft, which is currently shared by a medical resident and the offices of the Allen Ginsberg Trust. Bob Rosenthal, Ginsberg's secretary and one of the people who cleared out the loft before the auction, says that he felt pangs of grief tossing out the poet's dried beans and stale kasha, and just could not bring himself to throw out the soup. "As I was cleaning out the refrigerator, a light bulb went on in my head--an exhibit called 'The Last Soup of Allen Ginsberg,' " he said the other day. "It started out as a purely whimsical idea, but when I told people about it everyone smiled. Then it started to snowball." Rosenthal wants to put the chowder in a museum. He imagines a multimedia display built around it, with tapes of Ginsberg reading poems about food, such as "C'mon Pigs of Western Civilization Eat More Grease," or, perhaps, the passage in "Kaddish" in which he depicts his mother's escalating madness by describing the miserable things she cooked for him: "a plate of cold fish--chopped raw cabbage dript with tapwater . . . more and more disconsolate food." Rosenthal imagines that one jar of the stuff could be preserved in some sort of refrigerated vitrine, "or maybe they could irradiate it," he said. The contents of the other jar could be analyzed by anthropologists. "There is a culture in that goop, of the greengrocers and fishmongers of the Lower East Side at the end of the twentieth century," he said. By his friends' accounts, Ginsberg delighted in offering nourishment to anyone who visited him. He loved making soup so much that he had a special ledge installed outside his kitchen window, where he could cool his twelve-gallon stockpot. Ginsberg's inspiration for the fish chowder probably came from a dish of scrod prepared for him by Rosenthal's wife, Rochelle Kraut. A note on the March 19th shopping list confirms this: "Ask Shelley how she cooks fish & how extract fish heads. Her scrod the other day was delicious--which herbs?" So many things found their way into the pot--parsnips, cilantro, tofu, mussels in their shells--that Kraut, fielding frequent calls from Ginsberg, assumed he was brewing up several soups at once. An old friend of Ginsberg's, Raymond Foye, dropped by the loft that afternoon and had a taste. He recalls that it was "delicious." Another friend, Lucien Carr, who is the father of the novelist Caleb Carr, sampled the chowder but did not share Foye's assessment. "It was awful," he said. After a heat wave two summers ago caused brownouts on the Lower East Side--necessitating a hasty relocation of the chowder, by cab, to a safe freezer on the Upper East Side--Rosenthal asked Ginsberg's friend Jason Shinder to help him find a permanent home for the soup. "I called the Met, I called the Guggenheim," Shinder said the other day. "They said, 'You're crazy.' " Then Shinder thought of an institution that was quirky enough to mount the exhibit: the Museum of Jurassic Technology, in Los Angeles, which is a repository of anthropological exotica. He called the director, David Wilson, and explained the situation. Wilson liked the idea. He saw that Ginsberg's soup would be right at home alongside the museum's displays depicting such kitchen curiosities as mouse pies (which were believed to cure stammering) and medieval "sin-eaters" (people hired to consume chunks of bread that had been passed over a corpse). "There's a great deal of enthusiasm here," Wilson says. 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Mitch Leidner will lead a young group of QBs in 2014
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Football in the Spring
OVERVIEW: Enrolled at Minnesota in January 2014 and participated in spring practice.
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Wyandotte High School in Kansas City, Kan. two-time all-state quarterback Kansas City-Atchison League Player of the Year 2013 Sports Highlights Unlimited Kansas City Prospect of the Year also named all-city, all-county and all-area passed for 2,527 yards and 26 touchdowns as a senior in 2013 also ran for 519 yards and nine touchdowns in 2013 rated a three-star recruit by ESPN, Rivals.com and Scout.com also a letterwinner in basketball and track.
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- Strongly infatuated: "he became besotted with his best friend".
- Intoxicated.
Like, whatever happens, either Brolin is utterly canon or Bradley and Colin are best friends because who else would fly from LA to London just in time to see Colin in the Tempest? Opening night as well! AND/OR he was right outside waiting for him :D Either way…
Guys what if Colin was meeting up with Bradley after the play which was why Bradley was right there and Colin left early and didn't come to the stage door.
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If my best friend flew across the ocean to show me their support, I'd be sobbing with joy.
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Why we can't just eat one potato chip
Researchers have shown that impulsive behavior is a risk factor for food addiction.
The research was led by Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) and conducted in collaboration with the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. It also points out the common mechanisms involved between drug and food addiction.
Research has shown that people with eating disorders and obesity are known to be more impulsive than healthy people. For example, they may be more likely to blurt out something that they later regret saying or to start an activity without thinking through the consequences. However, it was unclear whether the impulsivity existed before the dysfunctional eating behavior or if developed as a result of it.
BUSM researchers attempted to answer this question by measuring the inability to withhold an impulsive response in experimental models that were exposed to a diet high in sugar daily for one hour.
Models shown to be more impulsive rapidly developed binge eating, showing heightened cravings and the loss of control over the junk diet (measured as inability to properly evaluate the negative consequences associated with ingestion of the sugary diet). Conversely, models shown to be less impulsive demonstrated the ability to appropriately control impulsive behavior and did not show abnormal eating behavior when exposed to the sugary diet.
Interestingly, the impulsive models showed increased expression of a transcription factor called Delta-FosB in the nucleus accumbens, an area of the brain involved in reward evaluation and impulsive behavior, indicating a potential biological component to this behavior.
The research has been published online in the journal Neuropsychopharmacology.
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Journalist and author Nicholas O'Connell recounts a harrowing ascent to the highest summit in North America while discussing his forthcoming novel, The Storms of Denali (University of Alaska Press).
University of Alaska author Matthew Sturm is making his way across Alaska to measure the snow cover, which in turn affects run-off, ground insulation, and solar energy. Here, he chronicles the expedition for Scientific American:
April 8th, 2012: I had somehow missed that we were leaving on Easter Sunday. but the drive North across Alaska and the Brooks Range on a perfect day, clear blue skies, pristine white snow, and majestic mountains, was ample compensation for leaving town on a holiday, and my four companions did not seem to mind.
We five are the advance team for a campaign to measure the snow cover of the North Slope of Alaska. Read more…
The Anchorage Daily News reviews two new books on Alaska's fascinating history: On Time Delivery:The Dog Team Mail Carriers by William S. Schneider and Ted Lambert: The Man Behind the Paintings, adopted from a found manuscript by the artist.
"Ted Lambert: The Man Behind the Paintings," is a remarkable first person narrative from the period by the artist in the title.
Born in 1905, Lambert came to Alaska in the 1920s, working various jobs, including as a mail carrier. He vanished in the Bristol Bay area in 1960. Today his paintings are considered among the greatest classics of Alaska art.
In researching Lambert, former Daily News sports editor Lew Freedman, an art lover who has written several books about mushing, discovered a handwritten manuscript by the author among his belongings stored at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
Lambert had recounted his experiences and observations in a way that was both clear and, often, comical. (Chapters on bootlegging in McGrath or his first mushing misadventure remind one of "Prairie Home Companion" segments. It begs to be an audio book.) Read more (including an excerpt!).
The Arctic Sounder interviewed author Ross Coen to get the story behind Breaking Ice for Arctic Oil (University of Alaska Press, 2012):
As the discussion of marine travel in the Arctic continues to ramp up, the release of Fairbanks' author Ross Coen's newest book couldn't be timelier.
Breaking Ice For Arctic Oil is a narrative history of the icebreaker SS Manhattan, a vessel charged with traversing the Northwest Passage on behalf of oil interests in 1969. Read more…
Read a brief excerpt of The Fur Farms of Alaska: Two Centuries of History and a Forgotten Stampede by Sarah Crawford Isto (University of Alaska Press, 2012) in this roundup from the Anchorage Daily News.
In the nearshore waters of Alaska's remote and pristine Aleutian Islands is an astoundingly diverse and beautiful undersea world that is captured for the first time in Sea Life of the Aleutians (University of Alaska Press, 2012), a striking collection of color photographs taken by research divers.
Congratulations to University of Alaska Press! Khanty, People of the Taiga by Andrew Wiget and Olga Balalaeva was named an Outstanding Academic Title of 2011 by Choice: "Meticulously researched, authoritatively written, and enlivened with a magnificence of ethnographic, ecological, and linguistic detail, this unique study offers a portrait of immense scholarly value that could easily serve as a model for similar social analyses of other native peoples of Siberia… . Essential."
We're thrilled to see two glowing reviews of My Wrangell Mountains by Ruedi Homberger (University of Alaska Press, 2011) in the Alaska media. The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner writes that Homberger's photography "will immediately convey to readers what draws him repeatedly into these wild lands." And the Alaska Dispatch calls the volume "a wonderful book (and gift idea) that will satisfy pilots, climbers, photographers and those who love the mountains of Alaska."
"Based on two decades of original fieldwork, this penetrating analysis of Khanty cultural and social survival into the 21st century places one of western Siberia's largest indigenous groups into broad historical perspective… . Meticulously researched, authoritatively written, and enlivened with a magnificence of ethnographic, ecological, and linguistic detail, this unique study offers a portrait of immense scholarly value that could easily serve as a model for similar social analyses of other native peoples of Siberia… . Essential."—Choice review of Khanty, People of the Taiga: Surviving the 20th Century by Andrew Wiget and Olga Balalaeva (University of Alaska Press, 2011)
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Congratulations to Treadwell Gold, recognized by the Spence Committee of the Mining History Association as a notable book on a mining history topic.
Beginning this Saturday, June 25, the Bell Museum of Natural History in Minneapolis will give Midwesterners the chance to see firsthand Jeff Jones's stunning large-scale panoramics from Arctic Sanctuary. Celebratory and contemplative, Jones's photographs mark the fiftieth anniversary of the establishment of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.
Tired of the Stieg Larsson and Pirates of the Caribbean? Among the "savvy verse veterans" recommended yesterday at the New York Times is Tom Sexton, former Alaska poet laureate and author of I Think Again of Those Ancient Chinese Poets. The times calls Sexton "a modern monk seeking refuge in Asian poems" and "an atavistic avatar of how to look hard yet write simply."
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The Dating Optimist
Need a dose of love and life positivity? Check out The Dating Optimist, created by Meeting Your Half-Orange author Amy Spencer. Here, Amy shares her "Optimisms" culled from current events, pop culture, inspiring people, books, films, the arts — and even, dare she say it, reality TV.
Love Every "Single" Second You Have!
When I was looking for love years ago, a lot of people told me: "Love yourself. Because you have to love yourself before you can love someone else." All true of course. But I found that hard to gauge in the same way that, say, "Stop eating when you'r… continued
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What: A report from the Center for a New American Security (CNAM) that outlines reasons for policymakers to provide guidance and clarity on the debate about active cyber defense (ACD).
Why: ACD, or the range of proactive actions taken to engage an adversary before and during a cyber-incident, "can dramatically improve efforts to prevent, detect and respond to" sophisticated attacks, says author Dr. Irving Lanchow, CNAS Senior Fellow and Director of the Program on Technology and U.S. National Security. Lanchow explains why ACD is needed, and what constitutes the cyber engagement zone. There is also a lack of clarity about which ACD actions companies and agencies can legally take to defend themselves, and the author urges lawmakers to develop a framework for ACD initiatives.
Verbatim: Only 6 percent of organizations detect advanced attackers via internal methods. Targeted attacks continue to evade preventive defenses. During 2011, the vast majority of targeted organizations – 94 percent – learned that they were victims of cyber-attacks from an external entity such as law enforcement.
Full Report: http://www.cnas.org/files/documents/publications/CNAS_ActiveCyberDefense_Lachow_0.pdf
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No strong teacher unions, lower SAT/ACT scores. Any correlation?
Nope. Just because two things occur together, it does not mean there is a cause and effect relationship between them.
Are there any other stats on student learning for these states? Looking at ACT/SAT scores is a limited scope. And besides, which states are # 45 and 46 on that list? If you only listed the states without unions, then #45 and 46 *do* have unions — and they are near the bottom of the list.
Only five states do not have collective bargaining for educators and have deemed it illegal.
Those states and their ACT/SAT rankings are as follows:
South Carolina – 50th
North Carolina – 49th
Georgia – 48th
Texas – 47th
Virginia – 44th
If you are wondering, Wisconsin, with its collective bargaining for teachers, is ranked 2nd in the country.


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Director: Lee In-eui
Lee Hyun-joo is top of her class, her only blemish in life is a persistent blocked nose. One morning, she is horrified when she expels a long worm-like creature from her nose. Free of the worm and her blocked nose, Hyun-joo's intelligence begins to fade, just as a rival classmate's begins to rise. Screened at Pusan.
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Category: NHL-Officiating
No Difference
by Paul on 03/06/08 at 11:11 AM ET
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from the Ottawa Sun,
(Ron) Wilson disagrees with Senators coach and GM Bryan Murray that the game is played differently in the West and the officials allow more to go. "I would wonder how (referee) Wes McCauley could call a game different with a Western Conference team than if he was refereeing games in the East?" asked Wilson. "Those guys are distributed evenly throughout the league, so how can you have a guy saying, 'Oh, I'm in the Western time zone, so I call games differently.'...
read on and some Brian Campbell talk too…
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Let's Go To The Tape - Nope
by Paul on 03/05/08 at 10:55 PM ET
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from TSN,
While the league can't be happy with its officials blowing calls, the opinion is mixed to whether the replay rules should be expanded.
"If you wanted a perfect game where everything was perfect - the officiating, offence, defence, goaltending, we'd roll back the tape on every play like we do on every game and we wouldn't have any goals at all," Walkom told TSN.
And in a quick poll conducted by TSN with 10 NHL general managers asking if video replay should be considered, all of them gave a flat-out no.
more on some recent games with missed calls…
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Are The Conferences "Officiated" Differently
by Paul on 03/05/08 at 11:51 AM ET
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from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun, "It's tougher (hockey in the West) and they know that out here and the teams play accordingly," said (Bryan) Murray. "They seem to, and I may be wrong on this, be able to hold up a little more on the forecheck that we can in the East. I guess they tolerate a little more."
more from Murray and some Sens talk too…
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He Didn't Call "Net"
by Paul on 03/01/08 at 01:33 AM ET
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via Sports Network,
The Sharks took a 3-1 lead on an odd goal. Craig Rivet blasted a shot from the high slot that hit a stick in front, went over the net and appeared to hit the mesh on top of the boards, which would have whistled the play dead. The puck went to the low right side where Setoguchi knocked it in with 10:43 to play. Since a goal can't be reviewed for a dead puck, the score was allowed to stand.
Wings lose the game 3-2. I was at the game and saw the play. When the puck hit the netting behind the goal, I basically relaxed, expecting a whistle and a face-off. Tthe next thing you know, the puck is in the net and the Sharks are celebrating a goal.
On-ice officials missed it, plain and simple, nothing you can do but move on to the next game…
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On-Ice Officials Are Tough Too
by Paul on 02/17/08 at 12:47 PM ET
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from the Staten Island Advance,
Too often, injuries to referees and linesmen aren't even reported. A player limps off the ice and it is deemed significant. Yet when an official is hurt, cheers are heard from the crowd and it might get a line in a story.
NHL officials are, in fact, pretty tough. And there are several of them who do their jobs better than most players perform their own. Kerry Fraser, Don Koharski and Bill McCreary are three who come to mind.
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Strange Call
by Paul on 02/11/08 at 12:13 PM ET
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from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
The NHL is very good at disciplining and suspending its players.
Someday, it would be nice to see them apply some performance standards to their on-ice officials outside of firing the ones they don't like at the end of the season.
Yesterday afternoon, the Red Wings and Ducks went at it in an humdinger of a hockey game, won 3-2 by Anaheim. The crime, however, was that the Wings clearly scored in the final minute of play on a Nicklas Lidstrom shot from the point that beat J.S. Giguere but had it incorrectly waved off by veteran official Dan O'Halloran.
You can see a video of the non-goal at A2Y.
Update 1:20pm: More on the refs from Michael Farber in Sports Illustrated today.
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Linesman Suffers Broken Nose & Twenty Stitches
by Paul on 02/09/08 at 08:15 PM ET
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added 6:56pm, As a KK member pointed out in the comments, Hockeyfights.com is reporting this,
The collison gave linesman Pat Dapuzzo a bad facial laceration and broken jaw after Downie's skate inadverently struck Dapuzzo in the face. CSN Philadelphia reports Dapuzzo needed approximately 60 stitches to close the cut.
As is the case when this type of news just breaks, it is hard to get the complete injury report. I am sure we shall soon see an official word on the injury suffered by Dapuzzo, and whatever it is, it sure wasn't pretty to watch.
from the AP via NHL.com,
It was a typically feisty meeting between these rivals as several fights broke out. Six players dropped their gloves at one point in a very physical second period.
Linesman Pat Dapuzzo left the game after he was hit in the face by Steve Downie's skate following a hard check by Rangers defenseman Fedor Tyutin against the boards.
While Dapuzzo was helped off the ice, leaving behind a trail of blood, a brawl ensued. Downie exchanged blows with Tyutin; Riley Cote and Colton Orr traded shots, and Jim Dowd and Ryan Hollweg went at it.
thanks to a KK reader for the update on Dapuzzo regarding the broken nose and twenty stitches, that according to the Rangers broadcast.
picture via Reuters
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Two Minutes For Interference On McCreary
by Paul on 02/06/08 at 01:31 PM ET
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Bill McCreary is one of the better refs in the NHL and things like this do happen at times, but not very often.
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NHL Ref, HHOF Member John Ashley Passes
by Paul on 01/08/08 at 12:02 AM ET
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via the CP,
KITCHENER, Ont. -Being an NHL referee can be trying at times. But Cambridge native John Ashley never let the crowd get to him.
"My dad's commentary was, `if they're watching me, they're missing one helluva good game,"' Ashley's daughter, Kristine Bailey, recalled. "I think I heard him say that hundreds of times.
"Most people don't like officials. You either love them or hate them. He used to just laugh it off and say it's apart of the game."
Ashley, who was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame and called more than 650 NHL games, died of heart failure Saturday at St. Mary's Hospital in Kitchener. He was 77.
Mr. Ashley's Biography at the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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Clutch & Grab Back
by Paul on 12/19/07 at 01:09 PM ET
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from Morris Dallas Costa of the London Free Press,
There has been growing discussion—and growing unease—in recent weeks about this lack of scoring. There's no need to wear out one's jowls discussing why it's happening.
The reason is as plain as the hooking, holding, interference and obstruction that's taking place on the ice.
Yes, ugly hockey is working its way back into the system.
What was almost eliminated with the establishment of new rules and new levels of enforcement after the lockout, is slowly reappearing.
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Current NHL teams are built from the goalie out. The Coyotes have a great backstop in Mike Smith and a competent backup in Jason LaBarbera. When the goalie ties a team record for wins and several shutouts, it is a team win. Starting at the blue line. Keeping the forwards from getting position in the crease and blocking shots are the requirements of a modern day defenseman. As Paul Coffey said, "Every General Manager wants a puck moving defenseman at the trade deadline. They want scoring. Why not ask the puck movers to play a little more defense and help out your goalie?"
The Coyote defensive players did not have a good playoff series. Other than Derek putting it past Quick from the red line, scoring was at a minimum. OEL was able to move the puck and make plays. That was due to his incredible skating agility and quickness. LA showed the lack of speed with their pressure forecheck against the defense. The Coyotes have to get quicker.
The Coyotes have three unrestricted defensemen that need to be discussed. Adrian Aucoin, Michal Rozsival, and Kurt Sauer.
1) Adrian Aucoin
- 38 year old (will be 39 on Tuesday) 6'2″ 215 lb right handed player fifth round draftee who has had a decorated career. He started out as a Nepean Raiders of the CJHL, went to Boston University for one season. From there, he was selected to the Canadian National team, played in the World Juniors Championship and then won Gold as a member of the Canadian Olympic team in 1994. He went into the Canucks organization for seven years (played for Team Canada again at the World Championships). He became a member of the Lightning in 2000 and then to the Islanders where he stayed until the lockout. He played in Sweden for MODO in 2004, and then it was on to Captain the Blackhawks. From there, Calgary for two seasons and he has been a loyal Coyote for the past three seasons.
- Oakie has played in 1072 games in which he scored 121 goals to go along with 274 assists. Two season ago, he had a run as an stoppable shootout specialist where he won 10 games in a row thanks to his slick moves and deadly accurate shot. There is some great video of him in Calgary taking 100 mph slap shots from the point against a Calgary team employee who doesn't even react to the puck flying by his head. Because he didn't see it.
- Adrian was so old school that he was the last player in the NHL to still use wooden sticks. He switched to the composite because the sticks were no longer made in Canada but outsourced to China and the weight was inconsistent between sticks.
- Adrian has been invaluable as a leader in the locker room and on the ice. Between he and Derek Morris, they have contributed to the maturation and development of Keith Yandle and Oliver Ekman-Larson.
- He is coming off a 3 year at 2 million per season contract.
2) Michal Roszival
- Michal was a fifth round pick of the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 1996 draft. The 33 year old native of the Czech Republic is a 6'1″212 lbs right handed stay at home defenseman.
- After being drafted, he played for the Swift Current Broncos of the WHL until he was made the Penguins in 1999 and was there for the next 4 years. He then went back to the Czech Republic during the lockout. When he came back to the NHL, he was now with the Rangers. Michal played in two World Championships (2007 and 2009) during his time with the Rangers. During the 2010 season, he was traded to the Coyotes.
- Roszival has played in 756 NHL games where he has tallied 64 goals to go along with 196 assists.
- He has been in the positive for his career in the (+/-) category and takes some penalties but has reduced it from his early days as a Ranger.
- Roszival is coming off a $5 million per year contract.
3) Kurt Sauer
- Kurt is a 31 year old 6'4″ 225lb lefty that was selected in the 3rd round of the 2000 draft by the Colorado Avalanche.
- He broke into the NHL with Anaheim in 2002 where he played 80 games. The following year, he was traded to Colorado where he stayed until 2008 when he signed with Phoenix.
- He has played in 357 career games where he has scored 5 goals and 28 assists. Kurt was a defensive specialist, using his big body to lock down the opposing forwards and move bodies from the crease.
- Kurt has not played since October 7 2009 due to post-concussion syndrome in which he played in 1 game that season.
- His contract paid him 1.75 million the past 3 seasons.
On first glance, the wise play is to consider the age of Adrian, the cost of Roszival, and the injury to Kurt and not tender an offer to them. The game has picked up in speed and size the past few years. If you have lost a one-half a second off your speed, the forward is by you and the puck is headed toward the back of the net. The grind of being on the west coast is harder on the body than the east coast. Travel across time zones is almost constant thanks to Arizona not changing its clock to stay in the Pacific. On the east, you mainly head north and south. Travel is harder, recovery is longer, and days off are needed. Genetic freaks like Nic Lindstrom are once-in-a-generation. Kurt is too much of a risk to sign him, even if it was a two-way contract for league minimum. He has a family and young boys who need a dad who can be a dad, not end up with early-onset dementia. Roszival is being paid what the Rangers could afford to pay him. The Coyotes cannot take on a contract for a player like Roszival.
The blue line is going to have the pairing of Derek and Keith, OEL and Zbynek Michalek, and Klesla will most likely play along side Gormley. The seventh and eight d-man will be between Mike Stone, Chris Summers, or Max Goncharov. Add 12 dressed forwards, 2 goalies, and 1 scratched forward, you are at your 23 player limit. Dress 6 d, 2 goalies, and 12 forwards to get to your 20 player limit and you have your team on the ice with 3 in the press box.
It is with heavy heart that if I were the general manager, I would let each player enter free agency and hope they find a team that will allow them to continue their NHL career. By not making a move, you put their combined dollar amount of 8.75 million per season back into the team coffers to spend on the restricted free agents and to give to Shane, Ray, and Taylor.
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Goldstar Member's Event Journal
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Thursday June 20, 2013 / 8:00pmJoseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
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Green Section
117 North Park Square
Marietta, GA 30060
How was your experience?
Great show! I enjoyed it more than I expected to, as I have seen numerous productions of Joseph and didn't expect any surprises. This production has a great sense of humor as well as wonderful performers.


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Talking Rabbit
A toddler's best friend! Rabbit teaches little ones how to count, eat healthy food, learn body parts and say their ABC's.
Talking Duke the Puppy
Adopt Duke as your very own pet puppy!
He does things that real dogs WISH they could do.
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Now that sweet Duke has been adopted, he shows his true colors! He has talents you could never imagine!
Talking Froggie
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Today I bought a vacuum. Ours had decided its sucking days were done.
We tried so many things to get it back on his feet (new belt for example) but alas, it now is retired.
Must say it was good timing. The same brand went on sale this week. And now a new "purple" version sits in my living room.
Really...cleaning...who gets excited about this? Me apparently. No sooner did wh have it together I was going to town on the carpet. What's shocking is that we didn't expect just two days without a vacuum would amount to so much dirt
Or maybe...(and secretly this is what I think lol) the old vacuum had decided a LONG time ago that picking up dirt was no longer fun...yep.
Owell. Now I have a new vacuum and my carpet shall be cleaner than ever. Woohoo.
So anyone else get excited over something that they really shouldn't?
"That's the thing about pain, it demands to be felt."
Surprisingly my wh vacuums a lot. I think the living room gets done at least twice/day.
I get excited over kitchen stuff too. Wh got me a cheese grater with the bottom so it collects it all. Man I just want to grate everything hahaha
"If you carry joy in your heart, you can heal any moment."
- Carlos Santana
Nik, the office supplies thing for me too.
Add me to the group. I love paper....loose leaf, tablets, composition books, spiral notebooks, etc....Yep, I might need an intervention.
And, free samples. I register for free samples online and I get giddy when I check the mail and I've received one.
No longer together
"To be loyal to myself is to allow myself to grow and change, and challenge who I am and what I think."
Last week at the grocery store the cashier handed me the receipt and mumbled how much I saved. I turned to MH and said "how much did she say?" and the lady behind me said "$55.00!...that's awesome!" LOL!! I turned to her and said "my highest to date is $73.00, I'm still trying to beat that without buying a bunch of crap we don't need or eat "
I love clipping and sorting and shopping with coupons...it's like free money if you do it right
My tolerance for stupid shit is getting less and less.
those 3 songs get real tiresome
Numbers in some sort of sequential order. For instance, I sent SO a special text yesterday when I noticed that it was 12:34 p.m. I took the day off to celebrate 12/12/12. I remember staying up all night during sleepovers and annoying my BFF with announcements of special times (10:01, 10:10, 11:11, 12:12, 12:21, 12:34, etc.). Delightful.
Wow. That is sooooo cool. I will lay awake in bed staring at the clock waiting for some specific time. If its 10:20 I'll watch until 11:20. Like some sort of OCD thing in my head. The digital 8 drives me crazy. I'll run through ALL the numbers as many times as I can before it changes to 9. All of the numbers are represented in the digital 8. Ok that's weird I admit!
Now I use my iPhone clock so I make sure to turn it away so I can't stare at it.
Oh, and I even got all my fine china out of the china cabinet and washed that because the dishwasher has a fine china setting, and I wanted to check it out, lol!
It's funny how much I appreciate an adult movie after the kids have watched Finding Nemo or A Turtle Tale five times in a row.
No clue why both of tem get so excited about seeing the same movie over and over and over...
I am looking forward to spoiling myself with a dish drain that has a section for cutlery... I don't have a dishwasher lol.
I have always done the same thing with the digital 8s. I never recognised it as crazy or weird....until now....thanks
I have always done the same thing with the digital 8s. I never recognised it as crazy or weird....until now....thanks
Sorry I always just did it. I thought it was weird but thanks to you I feel normal now :).
I have always done the same thing with the digital 8s
We must all have exceptionally gifted minds.
I always try to see how many times I can going through the numbers on the digital eight. I think twelve was my record. Of course this is always something I do when I can't sleep and am staring at the clock
Clean sheets. Maybe that's not so strange. After all, who doesn't like clean sheets ?!?
I really like to get mail. Not that I like bills but any mail is good mail to me. I think it's from when I was stationed overseas a million years ago before cell phones and email (well, civilian email anyway).
The numbers thing - all three of my kids were born on the 30th, but in different months. No, not caesarean either. The other weird part is that two are not my birth children, but they are mine in every other way. Fate.
I love cleaning full-stop, not just the rage cleaning. I clean when I'm happy too.
There's nothing better than a spick-and-span home environment.
I can't stand for the girls toys (animals or dolls) to look 'uncomfortable' so when they go to bed everything gets put away 'comfy'. .
I love the symmetry of numbers too.
My girls were born 2/2 and 9/9 - both after 2.5 hours at the Birth Centre.
I see patterns in numbers several times a day and it always makes me smile. The number patterns I notice are always related to happy things. It makes me happy!
I bought a new toilet. It was delivered the other day and I'll be installing it tomorrow.
Yes, I'm excited about it! I've been slowly remodeling my bathroom. This is one more step toward the finish line.
"We're not broken, just bent, and we can learn to love again" ~Pink
At the IL's the toilet didn't flush. Had to use a bucket... Apparently they still do.
Can't tell you how nice it is to have a working toilet. And a shower that sprays harder than a dribble
I'm accepting reservations for anyone that needs to de-stress at my house!
Opening a bag of chips and not having the bag tear all the way down the side.
Having all the socks match up out of the dryer (still waiting to experience this).
I would probably lose my mind if I got a new vacuum
DS (6), DS (18 months)
Aug 30 2013 He gives me back his ring with an ultimatum: "Get over it or get out".
Status: Done like dinner
When I want to make soup and start cooking from scratch it's always because Fall is coming and I want to nest.
Hubby doesn't even bat an eyelash at the late summer yarn bill anymore (well...he HARDLY bats an eyelash, LOL).
6 Furkids - 4 dogs, 2 cats
WXH (serial cheater, 12+ OW) - Legally married 18yrs
I edit often for clarity.
I also get all giggly when I get art supplies and anything related to my reptiles (supplies or food ie. mealworms).
I also LOVE clean sheets. We even "celebrate" clean sheets day.
Something that I get Jazzed over but....is new cooking tools. It can be something as cheap and simple as a spatula, or big spoon.
A thread in O/T reminded me that I get excited over tools...well MY tools.
Office supplies. I was giddy as all get out when I got the full rainbow set of fine point, clickable Sharpies.
Maybe glue wasn't the only thing you were sniffing
*Awesome* on the CMS with laser ... better than mine (and I have a good one).
I also get a high every time my kids give me an old toy or a piece of clothing that doesn't fit. I just love getting rid of stuff, lol.
Also "making good time". You know...when you travel a long distance? Even shaving one minute off my travel time is exciting.
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And I'm anal retentive about opening bags of chips, cereal, etc. - I HATE when the very far edges are still glued together, and I HATE when it rips down the side! I have a friend who opens bags along the seam down the back of the bag and it makes me twitchy, even though it's kind of cool that it forms a sort of bowl.
And I love house hunting too. I've helped more friends find apartments and condos...
I think my weirdest one is that I love researching products. If I get bored at work, I'll just go on amazon and find a random product, and start researching it. I research brands, features, options, etc. and then price compare across several sites, new and used, and then decide that if I were buying this product, I would get xyz. And then I close the browser and go about my business like the last three hours never happened. It's like window shopping for nerds.
You mean, like that?
You mean, like that?
You mean, like that?
Yep. That kind of excited... Of course I love to paint so I'd be all giddy doing the painting myself...
Yah! This!! ^^^
I got excited moving into my antique apartment in April. A bathtub! Full length!! New glaze!!!
That was pretty damn exciting.
Other than that I haven't really gotten excited about things, but I can get really excited about a nice vacation, a big rock show or a new-to-me vintage guitar.
I guess I'm just a big-ticket excitement kind of gal.
By amazing, I mean one whose videographer held still enough, tons of chunky pus shoots out, and it takes at least 4 minutes of squeezing to empty it.
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Journalists on Quality
This series includes insightful profiles written by prominent health policy journalists on how Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Aligning Forces for Quality initiative has improved health care in local communities.
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This series includes insightful profiles written by prominent health policy journalists on how Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Aligning Forces for Quality initiative has improved health care in local communities.
August 27, 2013 | Program Results Report
RWJF's Dental Pipeline Program helped dental schools increase access to dental care for underserved populations through expanded community-based education and recruitment of underrepresented minority and low-income students.
July 24, 2013 | Human Capital Blog Post
"My most important nursing skill is my ability to listen," a Seattle public health nurse writes.
April 19, 2010 | Program Results Report
The Diabetes Initiative and its individual projects have contributed to the expansion of diabetes self-management at the state level and nationwide.
February 1, 2009 | Journal Article
Adding home health visits by community health workers for families already receiving in-clinic support from asthma nurses, gives their asthmatic children 24 more symptom-free days per year on average and also modestly improves quality of life for caregivers.
August 25, 2004 | Journal Article
A Randomized Controlled Trial
August 13, 2004 | Program Results Report
Starting in 2001, staff at Washington's Coming Home project provided free workshops in six regions of the state for agencies that finance assisted living, developers and housing sponsors.
September 28, 2012 | Journal Article
This article discusses Project ECHO's expansion in the U.S. Pacific Northwest in 2009. Weekly videoconferences focused on hepatitis C, chronic pain, integrated addictions and psychiatry, and HIV/AIDS.
November 1, 2011 | Issue Brief
Federally qualified health centers, community variation and prospects under reform.
September 1, 2006 | Program Results Report
The University of Washington created and evaluated a program in which heroin addicts received methadone maintenance medication and primary care services from a physician based at a medical clinic.


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DENVER (AP) — Authorities: Rapper Schoolboy Q was in SUV that was fired on in Colorado but wasn't injured.
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Custom urns courtesy of company's 3-D printer
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) — A Minnesota startup is using a 3-D printer to create custom urns shaped like objects that were important to the person whose remains they hold. Full Story
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Hancock honored at jazz benefit concert at Apollo
NEW YORK (AP) — Jazz legend Herbie Hancock says he's ready to look for another job after hearing 11-year-old Indonesian jazz piano prodigy Joey Alexander pay tribute to him at a benefit concert for the Jazz Foundation of America at Harlem's historic Apollo Theater. Full Story
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