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Wild send Coyle back to AHL
Feb 14, 2013, 12:06 PM EST
Charlie Coyle is being sent back to AHL Houston after a five-game stint with the Minnesota Wild.
Coyle — a big 20-year-old forward the Sharks took 28th overall in 2010 — played five games for the Wild, failing to register a point despite an opportunity on the top line. (To be fair, nobody else on the team is scoring.)
Minnesota is understandably high on the Boston University product that also starred in the QMJHL with the Saint John Sea Dogs.
Some more time with the Aeros won't hurt.
- lordfletcher - Feb 14, 2013 at 12:38 PM
no damage done. Coyle played well, almost scored a couple of times and did well against the boards vs. men who are 8 years or so older than him….Anytime in the NHL is a good thing for a young skater. Bright future for him and Zucker!!!
- sknut - Feb 14, 2013 at 1:28 PM
I agree, let him go down and work on some of that stuff you only learn by playing in the NHL and keep his confidence high. This way you don't have to worry about limiting his minutes and growth, a definite change from Resiborogh and company.
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RYAN Clarke has started his recovery from a foot injury after undergoing surgery.
The Oxford United goalkeeper went under the knife on Tuesday to correct a problem which affected him in the second half of last season.
After an appointment last month, a specialist recommended the 32-year-old needed an operation on his big right toe.
A return date is unclear at this stage, but it is feared Clarke could miss the opening month of next season.
Meanwhile, former Oxford United striker Alex Fisher will come up against his old club next season after signing for Mansfield Town.
The 23-year-old came through the U's youth ranks, but left in 2009 after making just one league start.
After a spell at Oxford City, he went to the Glenn Hoddle Academy in Spain and has since played in Belgium and Italy.
Fisher was most recently playing in Serie C for AC Monza and the move to Field Mill is still subject to international clearance.
He said: "My ambition has always been to come back to England and play at home, so when the opportunity presented itself to come here through a few contacts, I jumped at it."
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A Monroe County woman charged with endangering the welfare of children and animal cruelty, for allegedly allowing deplorable conditions in her home, is now facing a trial.
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Police said when they arrived at her home on Winding Way, they smelled urine, feces and rotting food.
Officials said sewage was being pumped from the toilet into the bath tub, and two dogs had feces in their cages.
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Florida Man Hides Drugs With Son
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The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office has arrested a man who brought a six-year-old boy with him as he and a friend drove to a north Sarasota home to buy drugs.
Deputies say they conducted a traffic stop on a white pickup truck just after 10:00 p.m. Friday night after it left a home at Dixie Avenue and Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd., and ran a stop sign as it left the area.
When deputies approached the truck they found 32-year-old Fallon Miller, her passenger 48-year-old Gregory Wagner, and the child sitting between them.
Deputies noticed Miller had put crack cocaine in his mouth in an attempt to conceal the drugs and, after a short struggle, the small white was collected as evidence. Miller reportedly admitted hiding a crack pipe beneath the child and that her driver's license was suspended.
The area where the drug deal occurred has had a number of narcotics-related violent crimes recently and Wagner knowingly put the six-year-old child at risk.
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A restaurant, dry cleaning, and express check-out are available at this hotel. Free cooked-to-order breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, free newspapers, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. 2 meeting rooms are available. This Hranice hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Why real estate contracts must be properly accepted
If you don't make sure an offer is properly accepted, it can cost you a lot of money.
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Real estate contracts must be properly signed and accepted. This applies when offers are transmitted via email communication as well. Careless errors or omissions can cause a contract to be cancelled.
Here's an example of why.
On Sept. 22, 2011, Ian and Anita Pilon put in an offer to buy a home Page Place in Kitchener, from Adrian and Florica Rosu for $400,000. They asked for a closing date of November 16, 2011. This offer was not accepted.
The Rosus changed the price from $400,000 to $420,000 on the front page of the offer. They also changed the closing date to December 16, 2011 because they had a tenant who would not leave before that date. Their real estate agent, Ninoslav Orasanin, then scanned the offer and sent it by email to the buyer's real estate agent, Clifton van Dincten, on September 23, 2011. However, the counteroffer was missing the actual signing page, so there was no signature of the seller included in the offer that was transmitted.
Van Dicten met with the buyers and they changed the price on page one of the offer to $410,000 and initialed it. He then scanned it and sent it back to the seller agent by email on September 25, 2011. Again, the offer that was emailed continued to be missing the actual signing page. The offer was open for acceptance until 6 p.m. on September 25, 2011.
The seller agent then told the buyer agent verbally that the sellers had accepted the price change of $410,000 and he resent the offer to the buyer agent by email. However, the sellers did not initial the price change on page 1 of the offer.
The sellers later claimed that they never agreed to $410,000 and that they always thought that the sale price was $420,000. The deal couldn't close because the tenant refused to vacate on December 16 and the parties could not figure out a way to settle the matter. It ended up in court. The buyers sued for $17,000, based on their losses as a result of the sellers' failure to close the deal on December 16.
In a decision dated January 8, 2014, Deputy Judge Sebastien Winny in the Superior Court of Justice of Ontario Small Claims Court, decided that there was never any valid contract signed and accepted. He found as a fact that the missing page 4 was not correctly inserted into the offer until October 11, 2011, so by then, the buyer's last offer had expired.
In order to have a valid contract, it must be signed and accepted and the acceptance must be communicated to the person making the offer, before the contract deadline. Real estate agents can sometimes accept this communication on behalf of their clients. However, verbal communication is not good enough. It has to be in writing. In this case, because the offer was missing the signing page and because the last price change was never initialled by the sellers, the contract was cancelled.
It is interesting that the judge ruled that if he had decided that the contract was valid, he would have given the buyers $13,000, being their damages as a result of the sellers not being able to close on time, including moving costs, legal fees, renting alternate accommodations and mental distress.
There are several important lessons from this case:
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More than a third of Galveston County residents live in a food desert
For about 35 percent of county residents, there's nothing quick or easy about getting to a grocery store, according to 2010 statistics from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
For about 35 percent of county residents, there's nothing quick or easy about getting to a grocery store, according to 2010 statistics from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Mr gscoggin,
Yes sir, I agree with you 70 percent! Let me explain, The quality of a student leaving school is only one of the considerations a college should be judged on, the other things you mentioned should also be used as important measurements in the process also, and they are. Look at COM. ( remember you have to stay in operation if you are going to educate students. )
The quality of students COM were sending out into the world, and into the industries, were never in question. The way they handled and managed money, taxes, people, were. Now something is being done about that too.
Not to say you are in error, because you are not, all I'm saying is quality of students aside, much of what is being used at COM now is what is being used at MARATHON REFINERIES, down the street. Teamwork, is another important item which is common in business and most any quality organization doing anything.
I've managed a large business, a small business, a church and a charity. The objective of a business is to make money, the more the better. That's a good thing. A church, a charity, and - yes - a college have a fundamentally different objective than a business, whether it's to save souls, help the poor or educate students. That's not to say that certain business principles don't apply, they do. Things like balance sheets, cash flow and capital budgets matter in all of these. They all have financial stakeholders that they must be held accountable to.
However, in the long run, colleges should be measured on the outcomes of the students they educate. As long as their budgets stay balanced and their costs stay reasonable, meeting their educational mission is what matters.
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they HE OUGHT NOT TO BE A HYPOCRIT, BY NOT PRAISING THEM WHEN THEY ARE KICKING BUTT AND TAKING NAMES! Should be :
..then....HE OUGHT NOT TO BE A HYPOCRIT, BY......... ( pardon me please )
The President has already finished evaluating the jobs which were or will be presented to be cut and the affects it would have on the college as a whole. Your observation was a good one but it has been done already.
I disagree with you saying the college should not be operated like a business. I think business concepts will work really well in a college atmosphere, and I see where a lot of them are being used now. You have to look at profit margin, credits, debits, and bottom line in college as well as in a business. If you are losing more than what is coming in, you will have to close the college, raise taxes, or fire the ones running the college and raise taxes. What is different? You have to do the same in business!
You have to look at Over-Head in both arenas, and figure out what level you can dispense your products and still be able to remain in business, right? So what's different? College is not free like public schools, those who attend college must pay, and everything else evolves around the product(s) the college or business is producing.
I was skeptical of President Lewis when she first got there, and I did not like the COM BOT either! I'm crazy about ALL of them now, Especially Delgado, who just got there and operating like she has been there twenty years! I think if a man can be critical of Public Servants when they are incompetent, they HE OUGHT NOT TO BE A HYPOCRIT, BY NOT PRAISING THEM WHEN THEY ARE KICKING BUTT AND TAKING NAMES! That is what they are doing at COM now! They should be told that they are doing good.
A college isn't a business?
"Business - An organization or enterprising entity engaged in commercial, industrial or professional activities."
They sell a service in return for money, and supposedly hire professionals to do that. Two out of three right off the bat...
Burger King, a refinery, and a doctor have missions and measures of success vastly different, but all are businesses.
Or, should be...
NOT acting like a business should is exactly what got the local college so much in dutch.
A college isn't a business, it's a college. Their missions and measures of success are much different.
My only request of the Board regardinga these nine positions is that they ask the Administration to describe the consequences of these jobs going away. Presumably, these people are doing something of value to COM and when you arbitrarily cut jobs without identifying the corresponding things that won't be done anymore you open yourself for up unintended consequences. (This is something that George and my long-time employer wasn't particularly good at.)
If after considering the impact of these jobs going away, the Board decides the benefits are worth the risks, then they should cut the appropriate number of jobs. This could be any number between zero and nine. What shouldn't be done is to make cuts to meet an artificial number based on someone's perception of what the right number is.
I could see your credentials bet, and raise it, but what's the point...[wink]
You simply said the same thing I did (I do note that the Process Tech classes are primarily focused on Operations, not I/E...at least, they used to be...when I was helping some of the first instructors of it get started doing so).
Re-reading the article, I see it says the same things it did first time I read it -
"The nine positions that we've suggested don't have a lot direct student interaction,"
"The positions are all have "back of the house" duties and would not affect student services if trustees chose to cut them,'
Ergo, unless the P-tech classes are considered not directly involved with students, or effecting them, then it's worrying about nothing. At least, so far...
Want to expand educational services? All for it, within the available resources, and would even vote to expand those if the malcontents and trouble makers at all levels can stay reduced. Because it's the primary job of a college to EDUCATE, not provide recreational opportunities for the community at lower than cost....
As a retired Instrument Analytical and Electrical Tech with over 41 years of Petro Chemical experience under by belt, including having run, as a 1st class operator of a Cat Cracker, I feel very comfortable making the case of the importance COM
has played in the Petro Chemical Industry here in Galveston County and around
the World.
True, an individual is not ready to assume the duties of an operator as soon as they graduate from COM or any of the other colleges in the area. However, the
training the student receives at the colleges aids in fast tracking those individuals into starting positions at the various plants.
The expansion of COM should be the topic of the day instead of one of cutting back.
If student services are not effected, then the Process Tech courses won't be effected.
While these prepare a student for the basics in process tech, or 'getting an operations job at the plant', as it is, I can assure anyone that the graduates of it, while better prep'd than 'off the street' are hardly ready to jump right in and start operating a process facility. Such thinking has caused more than a few issues in the real world work environment of a refinery or chemical plant. That is NOT saying anything bad about the ProcTech classes. Just a nod to the fact that the graduates require further OJT, field training on actual equipment, working in close proximity to equipment that will really bite you back if you srew up, not just give you a bad grade, and working with people in a real day to day environment that may not always be easy to work with when the fit hits the shan. Etc.
A good prep - step one on the way to a career in process operations.
I doubt that the new 'hatchet lady' knocked a hole in the pool, but someone over there is finally not just throwing money into it just because it's not their money...
find out of a fix is costworthy, and if not, drive 6 miles over to Lowrey...
I'm going out on a limb here and guessing that ONLY the yearly maintenance costs are far greater than the income from people using the pool....I stand corrected if wrong...
In a business, if you give a product away and don't raise costs in other areas, you go out of business...or, raise prices for other product buyers....
Sad. The County is growing by leaps and bounds. A possible new Plant is on the horizon that will need trained technicians to fill it and COM could aid, as it once did, with this task.
It is sad what has happened to COM since the arrival of the hatchet lady, its new President. Galveston County needs are not being met. The pool, for one, needs repairing. Seniors Citizens, who pay taxes, have come to rely on this pool as a means of physical therapy.
Penny wise and dollar foolish should be the title instead of, "Job cut and etc."
Looks to me like COM is on the ball! They seem to have turned the corner, and somebody needs to tell them they are doing good! I elect me. I'm proud to say all of you out there at COM especially the President, are doing great!
Sure there are job eliminations involved, but that is a part of running a high producing business in these times, and will be in the foreseeable future. I commend and congratulate the COM BOT, and the team President Lewis has formed and heads up out there! It feels good to see tax-money being spent wisely for a change, because of TEAMWORK in action! Keep up the good work.
Give "dat" President a raise![smile]
A college is a business.
The purpose of that business is to provide students services that educate them, in return for a fee that should cover most of such costs, and the support structure to enable those services to be provided.
All else, is cake icing....
T.J. what's the latest on the talks with T.C. about COM using their natatorium?
$32 million and they can't fix the pool?
If you have money left over, you might want to think about repairing things as it sounds like there might be much that needs repairing. Then if might be prudent to put a few dollars back for a rainy day and then think about cutting taxes.... I am all for cutting taxes, but that makes NO sense if you have repairs that need to be made and there is no rainy day fund to make emergency repairs....
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Date: April 23, 2009
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More than 1,000 residents flooded Lakewood Ranch Main Street for the first C.A.R.E. Be Aware Autism 5 K Run And 1 Mile Fun Walk April 18. Both events were sponsored by Schroeder-Manatee Ranch and endorsed by the Lakewood Ranch Running Club.
The Center for Autism Resources and Education is a nonprofit organization located inside Pinnacle Academy, a Ranch-based organization that helps families faced with the rising epidemic of autism.
"We may not have a cause here today, but we have hope!" C.A.R.E. founder Dr. Kirstina Ordetx said to the crowd.
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8:00 am - 11:00 am
- Dec
7 6th Annual Charity Event
12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Businesses say 'thank you' with sweet treats
Premier Sotheby's International Realty on Lakewood Ranch Main Street and Michael Saunders & Co. on Lakewood Ranch Boulevard offered complimentary desserts throughout the afternoon Nov. 26.
Lakewood Ranch Town Hall closed
Normal government hours resume Monday, Dec. 1.
Sunset photo chosen for statewide calendar
A photo taken of the Fort Hamer Park by Manatee County employee Jonathan Sabin was chosen for the cover of the Florida Association of Counties 2015 calendar.


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On the next episode of USA Network's Graceland titled "H-a-Double-P-Y", a surprise visitor to Graceland upends the power dynamics and puts Mike in a precarious position. Tuturro risks his undercover with Carlito to help Lucia, but he makes a desperate move to earn it back. Check out the promo below, featuring series star Aaron Tveit! (Les Mis, Broadway's Catch Me If You Can)
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The sophomore season of "Graceland" follows the high-stakes investigative lives of six undercover federal agents who live together in a government-seized Southern California beachfront house. These FBI, DEA and ICE agents, whose lies are their lives, struggle to maintain a sense of normalcy. This is especially challenging when the former FBI rookie, Mike Warren (Aaron Tveit, "Les Miserables") returns to "Graceland" to run point on a dangerous mission against the cartel. Meanwhile, Briggs (Daniel Sunjata, "Rescue Me"), still concerned about the missing recording that implicates him in a murder, attempts to clean up his life and repair his relationships.
The series also stars Vanessa Ferlito ("The Sopranos"), Manny Montana ("Chicago Code"), Brandon Jay McLaren ("Falling Skies") and Serinda Swan ("Breakout Kings"). From FOX Television Studios, "Graceland" comes from creator and executive producer Jeff Eastin ("White Collar") and is inspired by true events. The series was one of 2013's top new cable dramas of the summer, capturing a broad freshman audience, averaging 4M total viewers.
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well if looks like we finally broke out of the 51-54 range this morning...next minor resistance at 49, then....am looking forward to the squeeze at 30 as the longs are predicting...
infidel3000 writes:am looking forward to the squeeze at 30 as the longs are predicting---------------------------------------------I am the only poster that spoke of such a squeeze and I have never allowed anyone to know if I am long or short. Your jump to the conclusion that I am long reminds me of the problem with short term investors in general. Also, I remind you that I am on ignore.
I don't know what's a bigger waste of time, going long pixar or responding to your posts.
here is the direct quote:"if i were to place this in a list of best to worst pixar movies (there is no worst, just not as good) i'd put it at number four. i shan't tell what came out ahead of it."one thing i saw mentioned from showest was that the short subject was indeed altered...seems someone did think that miss miami was a bit too well endowed...now that the sex has been removed what are they going to do about the violence that some are projecting will give nemo a pg rating...maybe if they rename the shark saddam bin laden...
I thought Monsters Inc...was lastHA what do I know.cloner
force me baby, force me.
Actually, if you were listening the longs are looking forward to a squeeze around $70Followed by a stock split shortly thereafterSome of the longs believe that this will happen just prior to The release of "Finding Nemo" in May.Others realize that it may not happen until after "Finding Nemo"Sets new box office records for the summer release of an Animated filmApparently, the top two grossing domestic animated filmsWere both released in the month of MayIf "Finding Nemo" is the next big summer block buster(and reviewers appear to believe it has a chance)then the price will go up...""Possibly as high as $70""And hence the shorts will be squeeeezed !!!!!!!!!!!!!1