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Henry Clark, a local children's author from Bethpage, will be discussing and signing copies of his new young readers' book What We Found in the Sofa and How It Saved the World at the Barnes & Noble in Carle Place on Thursday, July 18 at 10 a.m. The book is suited for ages 8 to 12. Call the store at 516-741-9850 for more information.
Lecture: "The Montauk Project and the Hidden Secrets of the Romanian Sphinx", with Peter Moon on July 19, at 8 p.m. Moon, has also collaborated with Dr. David Anderson of the former Time Travel Research Center. Please join to hear directly from Moon about Time Travel/Montauk Project and the Hidden Secrets of the Caves of Romania. Moon's Webpage: www.digitalmontauk.com/. Members: $10, non-members:$15. The Eyes of Learning, meets at Levittown Hall 201 Levittown Parkway, Hicksville, call 516-731-0909 for information.
Hicksville's 11th Annual Summer Street Fair will be held on July 21 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Kennedy Park, Route 107 and Jerusalem Avenue.
On July 22, Central Nassau Guidance & Counseling Services, Inc. (www.centralnassau.org), of Hicksville, will be holding its 14th Annual Golf Outing at the Town of Oyster Bay Golf Course, 1 Southwoods Road, in Woodbury. The golf outing will begin at noon with registration and lunch, followed by a 1 p.m. tee-off time. Call 516-822-6111 for information.
The Joseph Barry Columbiettes, 45 Heitz Place, in Hicksville, will hold a bus trip to the Sands Casino in PA on July 23. The cost is $42 per person, includes $30 play credit and a $5 food certificate. Bus leaves from Burns Avenue School parking lot, two blocks west off West John Street at 9 a.m. sharp, returning at 8:30 p.m. Call Barbara at 516-935-5576 for reservations. All profits benefit the Columbiettes' charities and scholarships.
Cruise Nights at the Broadway Mall July 24, Aug. 7 and Aug. 21. All makes and models welcome. Show sponsored by Northwest Civic Association and the Hicksville Boys & Girls Club. There is a $3 admission charge for each car. Free admission to viewers. All proceeds benefit the Hicksville Boys and Girls Club. Cruise Night begin at 5 p.m. For information contact the Boys & Girls Club at 516-822-KIDS.
The Michael Magro Foundation is sponsoring a blood drive at the Hicksville Fire Department on July 24. The drive, which is an annual event with the foundation, will be held from 3 to 9 p.m. at the Hicksville Fire Department on Woodbury Road. The requirements to donate blood for this event are as follows: Bring a signature or a form of identification; Minimum weight requirement is 110 pounds; Age requirements: 16 to 75 years of age; Eat well (a low fat diet is suggested), and drink plenty of fluids; You cannot have had a tattoo placed within the past 12 months. For information or to make an appointment contact the foundation at 516-935-4510.
"The Montauk Project and the Hidden Secrets of the Romanian Sphinx," with Peter Moon on July 26 at 8 p.m. Peter has also collaborated with Dr. David Anderson of the former Time Travel Research Center. Please join to hear directly from Peter about Time Travel/ The Montauk Project and The Hidden Secrets of the Caves of Romania. Peter's Web Page: www.digitalmontauk.com/. Members: $10, non-members: $15. The Eyes of Learning, meets at Levittown Hall, 201 Levittown Parkway, Hicksville. Call 516-731-0909 for information.
Trinity Lutheran Church at 40 W. Nicholai is having their Vacation Bible School from July 29 through Aug. 2, from 9 a.m. to noon each day. Call 516-931-2225 for information and registration form, fee is by donation. Join for crafts, music, recreation and Bible stories.
•Bible Studies conducted by the Cornerstone Christian Church of LI every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 250 W. Old Country Rd., Country Bridge Plaza, (behind Antun's Catering House; nearest cross road: Route 106). For more information call 342-1552 or go to www.cornerstonechristianchurchny.com.
•Mid Nassau Jewish Retirement Club meets every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Temple Emanuel 123 Merrick Ave., East Meadow. New members are welcome. Call Marty Fein 485-3171.
•Martial Arts America in Hicksville, 300 South Broadway, holds free Child Safety workshops on Saturdays. The free workshops are offered as part of the school's monthly community service. For more information, visit www.MaaSchools.com or call 932-5275.
•Hicksville-Jericho Rotary Club meets every Thursday at 12:15 at Franks Steak House, 4 Jericho Turnpike, Jericho.
•Hicksville Homemakers business meeting from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the William Bennett Community Center, 28 W. Carl St. Come in and join the group and become a member. Classes held every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
•Hicksville Mid-Island Seniors currently meets Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Bethpage Senior Community Center. The organization is open to seniors ages 62 and older and offers trips, games and more. Call Andy for more information at 349-7801.
•Bible Study at Parkway Community Church, 95 Stewart Ave., Hicksville. Every Wednesday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. For more information call 516-938-1233 or go to www.parkwaychurch.org.
•Overeaters Anonymous. Are you a compulsive overeater? Undereater? Overeaters Anonymous can help. There is a meeting on Tuesdays on the corner of Salisbury Park Dr. and Carmans Rd., East Meadow, across from the firehouse, from 7:45 to 9:15 p.m. Call for directions 997-4534. For information about the meeting call Nancy 798-2547 (between 7 and 9 p.m.) or Ed 845-5423.
•William M. Gouse Jr. Post #3211 VFW meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 320 S. Broadway. For information call 931-7843. Meetings are held every second and fourth Monday of each month.
•William M. Gouse Jr. Post #3211 VFW Ladies Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. at 320 S. Broadway. Meetings are held every second Monday of the month.
•Korean War Veterans of NC Chapter #1 regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. (1:30 p.m. during the winter months) at American Legion Post #1711, 3123 N. Jerusalem Rd., Levittown. The chapter meets on the third Monday of every month (except July and August). Call 334-1025.
•The LI Psoriasis Network Meetup Group will get together in the second floor In-Service Classroom of North Shore University Hospital at Plainview, 888 Old Country Rd., on the first Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. All are welcome. No cost. More information is available at http://psoriasis.meetup.com/24/
•Order Sons Of Italy in America invites those interested to join the Galileo Galilei Lodge #2253 in Hicksville. The meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at Wm. Bennett Community Building, 28 W. Carl St. Join by calling Marie Matassa 931-2843 for an application.
•The Board Of Fire Commissioners regular meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month except in the month of December when the meeting is held on the first Tuesday. Meetings start at 6:30 p.m. in the board room of the E. Marie St. Firehouse. Meetings are also held on the third Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. at which time department matters and small details are discussed with the chiefs of the department.
•Nassau County Aquarium Society meets on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall, 66 Veterans Blvd., Massapequa. Free parking, free admission, guests welcome. Refreshments served. Junior members always welcome. Call Mike Foran 798-6766; Ken Smith 631-589-0913 or Brandie 631-473-4018.
•NC Mothers Of Twins Club, a caring support, education and resource for parents of multiples. Meetings are at 7:30 p.m. at the Parkway Community Church, 95 Stewart Ave., on the third Tuesday of each month with the exception of July and December. Call 616-3366 or visit www.NCMOC.org.
•Alzheimer's Support Group. Are you a caregiver who would like to share your experience with others? There is strength in knowing you are not alone. Join this support group at 7 p.m. on the third Tuesday of the month in the Adult Day Health Care Program Room at the Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, 378 Syosset-Woodbury Rd., Woodbury. Call Sheldon Rybak, RCSW/ACSW 622-7770.
•Your Widows/Widowers Social Group, a nonsectarian, nonprofit organization of widows and widowers ages 50 to 70 years of age. Fee for members is $3, nonmembers $5. Meets at 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at St. Joseph's Church, 5th St. and Franklin Ave., Garden City, on the third Wednesday of each month. Call Diana 481-9280. No meeting at the church during July and August.
•St. Bernard's W/W Interfaith Organization. General meeting at 8 to 11 p.m. at the Elks Club, 2612 Veterans Blvd., Massapequa. All are invited. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of the month. For further information contact Chris 631-842-6734.
•Catholic War Veterans. All Catholics who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces are invited to attend the meeting of Joseph Barry Post No. 1946 of the Catholic War Veterans on the third Thursday of each month at 8 pm. at the Joseph Barry Knights of Columbus Council, 45 Heitz Pl. For information on joining call 433-5008.
•Perceptual Problems Affecting Reading/Learning. Free meetings about a little-known but common perceptual problem which affects the reading and learning capabilities of children and adults, as featured on 60 Minutes, are now being held at Perceptual Change Associates, 120 Bethpage Rd., Hicksville. Seating is limited for the twice monthly meetings being held on the first Friday and second Thursday of each month from 2 to 3 p.m. For reservations to learn more about this easily correctable perceptual problem call 822-4900.
•Bethpage Masonic Lodge No. 975 Free And Accepted Masons will meet at 8 p.m. at the Hicksville Masonic Temple, 18 W. Nicholai St., Hicksville. For information call 731-2488. Meetings are every second and fourth Friday.
•St. Bernard's W/W Interfaith Organization Dance every fourth Friday at the Elks Club, Veterans Blvd., Massapequa, at 8 p.m. to midnight. $14. For further information contact call Chris 631-842-6734.
•The River Flows Coffee House, an evening of fellowship consisting of conversation, board games, music that rocks as well as coffee provided by Starbucks and cake are offered. Presented by The River of Life Church on the second Saturday of each month. A free will offering of $7 per adult is allocated to a "Free Lunch Buffet" and other church ministries. 15 W. Marie St. 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Donations of nonperishable, prepackaged and canned foods and personal hygiene products are needed to provide aid for the poor or homeless and can be dropped off Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m. or by appointment. Call Pastor James Cohen 937-9226.
•Jewish War Veterans, Gieir-Levitt Post #655 invite all Jewish war veterans to join them at the Mid-Island Y JCC, 45 Manetto Hill Rd., Plainview, at 9 a.m. on the second Sunday of every month. Call Larry Sklar 942-3327.
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Located at 950 South Oyster Bay Rd., Hicksville. The following programs are offered:
•The Community Program has a group for senior citizens. The Golden Years? The group is open to all people over 60 who are dealing with issues related to drugs or alcohol. This is an opportunity to talk confidentially with your peers as well as having the support and guidance of a skilled professional. Medicare and most other insurances are accepted. The Community Program is also a NYS DMV approved facility. For information about this or any other services call 822-4060.
•A support group for those who have family members with mental illness meets Mondays from 7 to 8 p.m. A nominal fee is charged. Therapeutic and supportive services to people hampered in their functioning by mental illness, psychological difficulties and/or substance abuse and addiction problems is provided. Among its services, the agency provides outpatient mental health services for children and adults living in Nassau County. The staff is comprised of psychiatrists, registered nurses and certified social workers. Call 822-6111.
•An outpatient substance abuse agency offering a Parenting Group. This group specializes in parenting issues for substance abusers. While drug use among teens has declined in other parts of the country, it continues to rise here in Nassau County. For information on this group as well as other services, call 822-4060. All inquiries are confidential.
•Women's Domestic Issues group provides support and education to women experiencing domestic conflict, child abuse, substance abuse and related issues. The focus will be on education, support as well as empowerment and proactive behavior. Issues related to the family and the legal system will be addressed. Preregistration required. Call 822-4060.
•Young Adult Drug Addiction Group for those who are recovering from drug addiction. The goals are to enhance skills, increase self-awareness and work toward a drug and alcohol free life. Call 822-4060. All inquiries are confidential.
•Volunteers are needed by Central Nassau Guidance & Counseling Services to help staff the Pretty New Thrift Shop, 238 Main St., Farmingdale. The volunteers help raise much needed funds for the agency so that mental health and substance abuse programs can continue to be provided to the residents of Hicksville and the surrounding communities. If you have four hours per week and are looking to make friends while helping to raise needed revenue, Sharon Bohen or Kathleen Kovach at 822-6111, ext. 295.
•An Anger Management program led by a social worker from the agency's Community Program is open to adults 17 and older. The course is geared to individuals who have unhealthy expressions of anger and need to learn how to manage anger; stop violence or the threat of violence; and develop self-control over thoughts and actions. Course attendees will receive positive support and feedback from others. Additionally, help will be provided to identify triggers, recognize cues to anger and develop individual anger management strategies. The fee for this course is $200. Central Nassau accepts Medicaid as well as several credit cards. Advanced registration is required and reservations can be made by calling 822-4060.
There are free practice centers for Chee-Gong at the Syosset Woodbury Community Park and Stony Brook University. All Falun Dafa (Chee-Gong) activities are free of charge. Call 238-7049 for information or visit www.falundafa.org.
An ongoing exhibit of rocks and minerals, dinosaurs and fossils, butterflies and moths and historical artifacts and curiosities in Hicksville's historic 1895 Heitz Place Courthouse. Now featuring the "Sights and Sounds" audioguide system in English and Spanish, the Naturalist's Gift Shop and "Butterfly Days" every Thursday afternoon. Gregory Museum, Heitz Pl. and Bay Ave. Call 822-7505 or log onto www.gregorymuseum.org. Closed Mondays.
Hunger is a real issue facing our local area. In response to this need, the Hicksville United Methodist Church, 130 Old Country Rd., opened a food pantry. The pantry is open on Fridays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Non-perishable foods, paper goods and hygiene items are given to our neighbors in need. Contact us if you can help in any way. The pantry relies on private donations. If you would like to help fill our shelves, we accept donations. Call 516-931-2626.
Stroke Life Society is a community organization of survivors and co-survivors in the pursuit of living and helping others. A stroke can be very isolating. By sharing experiences and encouraging one another, together we can face and overcome common challenges. All welcome. RSVP is requested but not required. For information and other locations and times, call Ben Thomas 398-4994. Go to www.strokelife.org.
•Every first Wednesday of the month at 11 a.m. in Room 12, St. Frances de Chantal, 1309 Wantagh Ave., Wantagh.
•Every second Monday of the month at 6 p.m. at the Church of St. Jude, 3606 Lufberry Ave., Wantagh.
•Every second Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Epilepsy Conference Room, Research Building Level C, 270-05 76th Ave., New Hyde Park.
•Every third Friday at 2 p.m. at St. Bernard's Parish Center, 3100 Hempstead Tpke., Levittown.
•Every fourth Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Room 106, St. James Parish Center, 80 Hicksville Rd., Seaford.
At the Syosset Counseling Center. Groups will be run in the Syosset Counseling Center, 6900 Jericho Tpke., Suite 309, Syosset. For further information or to join a group call Leslie Cohen 364-8040, ext. 116. Offered are:
•Men with relationship problems
•Individuals dealing with separation and divorce
•Parents of adolescents
•Married couples
•Children from separated or divorced families
•Young adults
•Women with relationship problems
The Pretty New Thrift Shop, 238 Main St., Farmingdale. The shop supports the work of Central Nassau Guidance and Counseling Services, Inc., a multi-service mental health and substance abuse agency located in Hicksville. The shop is open Monday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and accepts gently used clothing, housewares, furniture and collectibles. Call 420-1394.
•Wanted: All military active duty, retirees, veterans and widows from all branches of the military services. Belong to a national professional organization designed exclusively for the active duty and veterans of all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces. Continue close association with the active and the retired by meeting on a professional and social level to exchange information and knowledge of concern to all of us. Write or call Capt. Margaret Desanti, USA (Ret), 1st Vice Commander, United Veterans of America, Empire State Chapter #1, PO Box 422, Riverhead, NY 11901-1529 (631-369-6660).
•Appeal for Housing. The United Veterans of America, Empire State Chapter #1, is making a special appeal for funds to build a home for enlisted men, widows dependants, children. This is a non-profit organization. Your donation is tax deductible. Mastercard, Visa, American Express credit cards honored. Contributions and requests to United Veterans of America, Empire State Chapter #1, PO Box 422, Riverhead, NY 11901-0301 (631-369-6660).
Need a gift for your favorite veteran? The NC Veterans Memorial Fund Inc., a nonprofit organization (not affiliated with Nassau County or any government agency) offers all veterans throughout the U.S. a place on the "Walls of Honor." These walls are located at Veterans Plaza, Eisenhower Park, East Meadow. It is for those living and deceased who served our county during war and peacetime. Space is available for those interested in including their name or that of a loved one. Proof of military service and a contribution of $100 per name is required. A 50-word or less military biography on each person on the wall will be housed in the veterans tower if requested. Contact the Nassau County Veterans Monument Fund, Inc., P.O. Box 7911, Hicksville, NY 11802 or call 997-5484.
Thursday, 27 November 2014 00:00
The community is rallying together to raise funds for a Hicksville native who has been battling to get a service dog.
Nancy Burpee is a 49-year-old competitive swimmer and single mother with a rare genetic terminal illness called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), which causes the deterioration of the connective tissues, tendons, ligaments and vital organs.
Saturday, 22 November 2014 00:00
Local veterans groups and residents gathered at Hicksville Middle School Veterans Memorial Park recently to honor brave servicemen and woman, past and present. William M. Gouse Jr. Post 3211 hosted Hicksville's annual Veterans Day ceremony on Nov. 11.
The ceremonies began with the pledge and national anthem sung by Hicksville High School student Cassie Pursoo, accompanied by trumpeter Conner Hoelzer. Monsignor Thomas Costa from Our Lady of Church in Hicksville gave the invocation.
Thursday, 27 November 2014 00:00
The fall athletic season seemed to move quickly, but all teams had outstanding seasons with all teams reaching the playoffs except for two who had their best season in many years.
In addition to athletic acheivements, all of the varsity programs at Hicksville High School also participated in raising more than $4,000 for several charities this past fall: pediatric cancer, breast cancer awareness and cystic fibrosis.
Thursday, 13 November 2014 09:12
Football was Mike Torrellas' heart and soul. He also liked a good Turkey Bowl.
Unfortunately, the Hicksville Crusaders co-founder wasn't able to witness the program's inaugural event, which took place Saturday, Nov. 8.
Torrellas passed away suddenly last December due to a blood clot, but the spirit and drive of the man who wore the number 53 and tragically passed at that age still surrounds the Crusaders football program.
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Marine Census Reveals the Ocean as a Watery Freak Show
We already knew there was some pretty weird stuff in the sea (Fishzilla, anyone?), but it turns out we didn't quite appreciate just how much there really is ... or how weird it could be.
A 10-year study of marine life around the world involving 360 scientists recently ended, resulting in a "Census of Marine Life." In it, experts log the 230,000 species estimated to exist in our oceans and claim that, for every known species, there are another four yet to be discovered.
And going on the ones already recorded, the undiscovered ones could be fairly freaky. Just look at the dragon fish from Australia (above), which lives in permanent darkness and has teeth in its tongue.
After the jump, we've got a deep sea Japanese jellyfish that literally "screams" for help.
The experts say only 12 percent of identified marine species are fish, while crustaceans account for about 20 percent and mollusks 17 percent. Micro-organisms are 10 percent of sea life and segmented worms 7 percent. Much of the rest are said to be things like corals, jellyfish and sea urchins.
But before you get too excited and run into the sea off the Jersey shore looking for sea monsters, it's worth noting that Australian and Japanese waters are said to be the most biodiverse, though the Mediterranean is also a hotspot.
Deep-sea jellyfish: When attacked by a predator, it uses bioluminescence to "scream" for help.
Venus flytrap, Actinoscyphia species, in the Gulf of Mexico at a depth of 5,000 feet.
A brittle star often associated with sea pens, off Sanriku, Japan, over a mile deep.
This red-lined paper bubble was discovered in a sperm whale carcass in the deep sea. Its tiny eyes are protected by cephalic shields.
Below, a member of the frogfish family, a group of small, globular fishes with stalked, grasping, limb-like pectoral fins with small gill openings behind the base, a trapdoor-like mouth high on the head and a "fishing lure" (formed by the first dorsal spine) on the snout.
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Prizes and Grants 2013
ERC Consolidator grantProf. Davide Iannuzzi
(2.000.000 euro) (November 2013)
Dr. Wouter Roos: Boarding cells by imaging viral nanopirates
In spite of all the immune mechanisms of cells, viruses are highly successful in penetrating cells. Using advanced atomic force and light microscopes the physicists will study this process at the molecular scale. This will ultimately clarify how these viral nanopirates board cells so effectively. (800.000 euro) (May 2013)
Dr. Miroslav Kloz: Observing molecular core of life in action with a laser
By designed ultra-short light pulses (bio-)molecules can be interrogated in a very exhausting way, recording not only their bonding and 3D-structure, but also how this structure changes during (bio)chemical reactions. (250.000 euro) (July 2013)
TA-COAST subsidy
Dr. Freek Ariese: New analyse methods for micro particles
(770.000 euro) (September 2013)
ERC Proof of Concept Grant
Prof. Gijs Wuite, Prof. Erwin Peterman and Andrea Candelli
(150.000 euro) (September 2013)
Dr. Jeroen Koelemeij: Time will tell; leads to new physics from a molecular opticalclock
The project proposes to build a novel and versatile molecular clock for which an ultrastable laser is locked to the vibrations of a single ion of molecular hydrogen, H2+. This ion is stored and cooled near absolute zero temperature in an ion trap. One of the goals of the project is to determine at extreme precision the value of the proton-to-electron mass ratio and to search for a possible variation of this fundamental constant of nature. The project targets physics beyond the Standard Model and General Relativity, while the new clock may be used as 'Einstein sensors' for relativistic geodesy. (400.000 euro) (April 2013)
Dr. Wim Vassen: Ultracold helium elevator and interferometer for measuring alpha
The project aims to measure one of the fundamental constants of nature, the fine structure constant alpha, via a measurement of the velocity change of a helium atom, when it absorbs one photon of light. To do this a beam of helium atoms, cooled to a temperature of 0.000001 degree above absolute zero, will be trapped by two counterpropagating laser beams. Quantum physics tells us that the atoms behave as waves at these temperatures and will show interference. From interference patterns a very accurate measurement of alpha is possible. Long-term goal is to use the measured value of alpha to perform the most accurate test of Quantum Electrodynamics. (550.000 euro) (April 2013)
Prof. Kjeld Eikema: Exploring the boundaries of QED with He+"
In this project we will precisely measure the energy structure (ground state) of helium+ ions for the first time, using a unique extreme-ultraviolet frequency comb laser system. The aim is to shed light on a recent and puzzling disagreement in the interpretation of Quantum Electrodynamics (QED) for normal atomic hydrogen, and muonic hydrogen (where the electron in hydrogen is replaced with a 200 times heavier muon). QED is one of the most tested and successful theories in physics. However, if QED is used to explain the energy structure as measured by precision spectroscopy in hydrogen and muonic hydrogen, then this leads to the strange conclusion that the proton size is clearly different in both systems. Because helium+ resembles hydrogen, but with a different nucleus and energy scaling, it will provide vital new input for the QED and proton-size puzzle. (531.000 euro) (April 2013)
Insitute QuantiVision
(1.500.000 euro) (March 2013)
Prof. Roberta Croce: Optimizing light-harvesting with directed evolution" in Meer met minder
(250.000 euro) (September 2013)
European Commission
Biophysics group
2 MEuro for PAPETS In the framework of the European program for Quantum Informatics (STREP) a consortium of 7 European (NL, Germany, UK, Portugal, Italy, Greece, France) research groups (including the VU-Biophysics group) was awarded a grant of 2 MEuro to study quantum effects in biology with a focus on the role of phonons/vibrations in driving fundamental biological processes: the transfer of electronic excitations, electrons, protons (PAPETS). (June 2013)
Wouter Roos en Gijs Wuite:publiek-private samenwerking
(750.00 euro) (Novmeber 2013)
NWO awarded biophysicist Marloes Groot on her spectroscopy and on the imaging research line: Elucidating the role of protein dynamics in the efficiency of biological signal transduction and Optical Bladder Anatomy Mapping and functional Analysis.
Rienk van Grondelle:
• Chinese Academy of Science Fellowships (2013-2014) (30 kEuro)
• Humboldt Feodor Lynen fellowship (2013-2014) (30 kEuro)
• EMBO fellowship for Michal Gwizdala (2013-2015) (130 kEuro)


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Deakin Alumni Commerce Chapter
Welcome to the Deakin Commerce Alumni Chapter web page. The Faculty of Business and Law at Deakin University is committed to the University's mission of being Australia's most progressive university, internationally recognised for the relevance, innovation and responsiveness in its teaching and learning, research, partnerships and international activities. To this end, it is the Faculty's mission to constantly develop the skills of its current students and academic staff to ensure that they are maintained at world class standards. It is also the Faculty's mission to provide a medium of lifelong learning and communication between the University and its alumni.
Deakin alumni have established a strong presence in trade and commerce in both Australia and overseas. Deakin graduates today command distinguished positions in the public, private and not for profit sectors. From CEOs, CFOs, investment bankers, strategic and financial consultants to public servants and academics, Deakin graduates have furthered the Deakin brand from places as diverse as Colombo, Delhi, Sydney, London, Botswana and New York.
The Deakin Commerce Alumni Chapter has been established to celebrate the outstanding achievements of Deakin graduates, provide a medium for lifelong communication between the University and its graduates and above all create a source for networking and camaraderie from which it is expected that, not just the alumni, but the University, staff and current students may also benefit.
Deakin calls upon all its graduates to join the Deakin Commerce Chapter and enjoy a rich and fruitful future with the university and its cohorts.
Executive and Steering Committee
Deakin Commerce Alumni Chapter


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Shoulda Been a Direct Message?
Here's one I saw on Twitter user @lokay's feed. Looks like someone at the MBTA Transit Police was a little too fired up for the New England Patriots game, sending a public message rather than a Twitter direct message. Dude, use texting or personal email!


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What a tragedy.Medard Prosper, 19, lived through more than most of us could ever imagine -- he parents were killed in 2007 during the Democratic Republic of Congo's bloody civil war. His parents dead, Prosper and his six siblings embarked on a 500-mile journey to a refugee camp in Tanzania. Two youn ... More >>
The man behind radio's most unpredictable show says it's just real life
Eyedea has gone from writing his story in a basement to rapping the cosmos on TV
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Morning Tailgate: Rookie Camp RecapPosted by on May 13, 2013 – 11:02 AM
San Francisco's rookies had a successful introduction into the "Forty Niner Way" over the weekend.
Three days of a rookie minicamp at 49ers headquarters saw the 2013 class learn the basics of San Francisco's offensive, defensive and special team systems. It also saw the newcomers get to know each other and their coaching staff in perfect climate conditions.
The going will only get tougher for the rookies, like Sergio Garcia on the 17th tee box of Sawgrass, tough.
That's because the rookies join forces with their veteran teammates this week for the third installment of "Football School." The helmet-free fundamental work will take place this week to prepare the entire squad for upcoming Organized Team Activities.
49ers.com will check in with the rookie class after they get to work with the veterans, but for now, let's look back at the opening impressions from rookie minicamp in today's Morning Tailgate.
Tags: Aldon Smith, Eric Reid, Kenny Wiggins, Lawrence Okoye
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49ers Sign 2 to Reserve/Future ContractsPosted by on January 31, 2012 – 4:59 PM
The San Francisco 49ers announced they have signed G Garrett Chisolm and T Kenny Wiggins to Reserve/Future contracts.
Tags: Garrett Chisolm, Kenny Wiggins
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- Publisher: Paradox Interactive
- Release Date: Jan 24, 2012
- Summary: A House Divided is a digital download expansion for Victoria II.
- Developer: Paradox Development Studio
- Genre(s): Real-Time Strategy
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
- More Details and Credits »
Score distribution:
Positive: 3 out of 4
Mixed: 1 out of 4
Negative: 0 out of 4
May 24, 2012A solid expansion pack, although it is not as game-changing as Victoria: Revolutions was.
Feb 19, 2012It offers enough new content to make one play through enjoyable, and it has enough depth to make you want to come back for more. If you own Victoria II, you would have to be crazy to not want to pick up this expansion. If you don't have Victoria II, now would be a good time to start playing it.
Mar 2, 2012Solid expansion to the strategic journey into the Victorian era with rather superficial content.
Score distribution:
Positive: 5 out of 5
Mixed: 0 out of 5
Negative: 0 out of 5
Aug 27, 2012If you plan on playing Victoria II. This expansion pack is necessary to really enjoy the game. Although many issues in the original were fixed by patches, House Divided really adds a lot to the game that should've been in the original in the first place. That said, the game is fantastic but also frustrating. Empire building is a lot easier and much more interesting in this expansion, although annexing nations through war can be frustrating with a need to occupy every single province before they surrender. International diplomacy is more fluid but still a bit lack luster, with the AI not really responding much at all to the player posturing themselves, but a definite improvement.… Expand
Apr 14, 2012This is more of a refinement for the game (albeint a major one) than an actual expansion. It would have been nice to see it expand the tech tree, and perhaps take a few of the unneeded pop up dialogues out, but on the whole this is how they should have released Victoria 2 in the first place. That being said, there was no real way for them to know that they should have released Vic2 like this, and they have clearly listened to the fans of the game and basically given them what they wanted. In conclusion, this was way more than a patch, but somewhat less than a full expansion. I still give it high marks for it's improvements to the UI, and to the game mechanics.… Expand
Feb 12, 2012This expansion adds a lot of content to the game. The original game is good, I have spent countless hours playing it. Also, orctowngrot has no idea what he is talking about. If the games didnt sell well, and people didnt like them, the company would have gone out of business a long time ago. The game is user friendly if you have a brain and an interest in history. Not if you like graphics and try to take in every single piece of data and try to "win". There is no winning, you set whatever goal for you if you want. Do whatever you want. Try to make Zulu a great power. There are things you should look at, and things you shouldnt. You dont need to take in every piece of information. You cant look at every single input and output, you look at the general scope of things. Also he calls Total War games great. Which they are not. They have no historical accuracy at all, battles that are way too easy to win, and pretty much no campaign. The campaign map consists of moving oversize people around, hoping for a battle. No diplomacy barely, no industry, no trade, no economy, no politics. He is not the person who they are designing games for, so I don't know why he still wastes his money on them.… Expand
Feb 7, 2012Westernizing is a whole lot easier now, making it not just fun but viable as well to play an uncivilized nation like Japan, although if you're looking to dominate the world as President Madagascar you'll still be disappointed. The UI looks good and clean, dismissing mass messages is easy and mobilizing an army is two clicks away.
Tons of stuff to build and research outside of war, so there is plenty to do here if you're a more passive type. Game takes a bit to get into, but once you do like other Paradox titles there is a lot to do in here if you give it a chance.… Collapse
May 10, 2012A House divided adds alot of features. -New Casus Beli System which is a major improvement over the easy to abuse system of before.
-New Mapmodes (VERY USEFUL)
-More politics (National focuses to effect politics)
-Balanced world powers
-Industry doesn't depend on the first few moments of opening a factory.
-World Wars
Of course Paradox has failed to address many serious problems, such as over-immigration and the 1860 start date is broken(Romania has no technology, Prussia's army sucks and US has too much people).
Westernization is also CRAP, unless you're playing as Japan. Foreign powers have no options to actually influence backwards lands and help them develop.… Expand
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The Top 10 Songs That'll Get You Lucky
February 21, 2014 at 1:44pm
I'm thinkin somewhere near the top of the list should be Something by the Beatles. And if I were going to go with a Led Zepplin song it would be Thank You.
February 17, 2014 at 7:43pm
Try Love Song by tesla, works 99% of the time everytime.
February 14, 2014 at 1:54pm
Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing" although "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You" has worked.
February 13, 2014 at 11:22pm
Ugh. Zeppelin would turn any woman other than a stoned out hippie chick running. Come on guys.
June 20, 2013 at 10:53am
James Taylor - "Secret of Life"
February 17, 2013 at 9:23pm
I've been with my wife for 33 long excruciating years. Ain't nothing going to get me lucky tonight. The day I first got "lucky" with her was the unluckiest day of my life. Life's sucks and then you die. Life's a lying, cheating, back-stabbing bitch and then you marry one.
Joe Barnes
February 22, 2013 at 1:45pm
Every wife is a trophy wife...
Very few are ever first place trophies though...
Too many of us end up with the boobie prize.
February 14, 2013 at 6:34pm
They pay someone to come up with this crap? God I want that job, I dont think I'd do any worst a job.
Joe Barnes
February 14, 2013 at 3:13pm
I'm a bit old school but but I had about a 100% success rate with an old Elvis classic, "Love me tender". Pick up an acoustic, especialy if you're at her place and she has one laying around (artsy ya know). One on one in an intimate setting... gives girls peanut butter thighs.
Shoot, you young guys can tell her you wrote it just for her or she just inspired the lyrics. Do any young girls even know who Elvis is/was? And that's Pressly, not Costello?
Go to next show in next town, rinse, repeat.
Good Luck Guys.
Darth Compton
February 14, 2013 at 11:22am
Isn't "Crash" about Dave's daughter? That makes it kinda creepy if you're using it to score :P I hope I heard that backstory wrong if that's not the case.
February 15, 2013 at 10:31am
Umm...go google the lyrics, and I think you'll agree that unless DM is one REALLY f***ed up person, it's most definitely NOT about his daughter!
Darth Compton
February 16, 2013 at 1:51am
Then I definitely heard the backstory wrong. Phew! That makes me feel better.
February 14, 2013 at 8:56am
"Battery" by Metallica? Or maybe not.
November 27, 2011 at 3:40pm
I can attest that playing "More Than Words" did attract quite a bit of female attention in the dorms during undergrad. Years later, learning to play "Name" won me my wife.
December 15, 2008 at 3:21pm
i'd say that patience by gnr has got me dragged into the ladies room at the bar one glorious night. go figure
December 14, 2008 at 1:57am
Learn Tamacun by Rodrigo e Gabriella. Play it on electric, with some reverb, light chorus, and a little delay and see what happens. ;o What's funny is I know a lot of chicks that would think it was hot if you played some Metallica. Different strokes, huh?
December 13, 2008 at 12:29am
If you really wanna get laid... learn Mr. Big's " to be with you" Works every time!
December 12, 2008 at 4:43pm
Michael Smith
how about "Wonderful Tonight"
December 09, 2008 at 9:19am
Where's Boston's "Amanda"
December 08, 2008 at 12:32am
believe it or not the song that got me lucky was "Are You Dead Yet" by children of bodom
December 07, 2008 at 6:14am
We'll for me the Styx song that played out for me was "Babe" it was a winning score when it counted!
December 06, 2008 at 12:08am
the only one i'd have a problem with is dave mathews, i can't stand that band...
December 05, 2008 at 12:12pm
He's right. Perfromed #1 at a wedding. Everybody swooned.


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Watch: Michael Cera's Directorial Debut is an Odd Short Film Featuring Charles Grodin and 'Milkshake' Singer Kelis
Michael Cera is one of the actors that we never thought to direct their own projects. The fact that he is now a director will either get you super happy or not phase you at all. You decide where you fall in that subject. Yesterday Michael made his directorial debut with Brazzaville Teen-Ager. He will be starring and directing in this film. Along with him, Charles Grodin and Kelis (R&B singer) will be starring in this film. This movie is an adaption of Bruce Jay Friedman's 1966 story.
Brazzaville is about a young man who reunite with his dying father by enlisting his boss and the singer of the "Milkshake" to perform a song for his father. Cera plays a familiar character. We know that the project was produced by company Jash, the film was made up by Sarah Silverman. Jash prides itself on being the "first fully realized network to offer all its comedic partners complete creative autonomy."Cera just wrapped work on the Evan Goldberg. Let us know what you make about the first-time director's 19-minute movie, below.


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Kudos to FAMU President Frederick Humphries. When it comes to tracking the best and brightest black students, FAMU in Tallahassee is competing and winning. FAMU ranks first in the nation among public colleges in recruiting the most National Achievement Scholars, the top 1 percent of black students in the nation.
FAMU`s success in attracting talent is due largely to Humphries` style. The president goes to students` hometowns, promising them complete scholarships, internships and and cooperative programs pledged by corporations. In addition to the financial aid, Humphries assures a family- like atmosphere. Students say he delivers.


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A U.S. Congressman from Michigan reintroduced legislation on Friday that would give permanent residency to a Kurdish immigrant living in Southwest Michigan.
Congressman Fred Upton (R-St. Joseph) proposed a measure which, if enacted, would grant Ibrahim Parlak and his family U.S. citizenship.
According to Congressman Upton, "Mr. Parlak has been a well-respected local businessman; a valued and much-beloved member of his southwest Michigan community."
Parlak came to the U.S. seeking asylum back in 1991, the following year the Immigration and Naturalization Service determined he had a credible fear of returning to his Turkish homeland and granted his request..
But after the September 11, terrorist attacks Parlak and his family have been fighting to stay in America.
In 2010, the Dept. of Homeland Security granted him a two-year deportation deferral which was then renewed an additional two years last summer.
Congressman Upton said on Friday that, "It's time to put this drawn-out matter to rest and allow Mr. Parlak to live in peace."


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Chip Kidd Archives - Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources
Review time! with Batman: Death by Design
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There's nothing more fascinating than … architecture!!!!
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Committed: A Week of Nostalgic Comic Work / Love
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When I offered to cover three specific panels for Comic Book Resources at Comic-Con International, I should have known those choices would shape not only my experience of Comic-Con, but also the weeks afterwards. Perhaps I ought to have expected subjects so close to my heart to influence me…


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Apocalypto (2006)
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The Rugby Football Union will host one of three IRB sanctioned Women's International Sevens tournament this season at Twickenham Stadium on May 12-13, 2012.
As part of the hugely popular London Sevens weekend Twickenham Stadium will now also open its doors to some of the world's finest female rugby talent as the HSBC Sevens World Series comes to a close.
As part of the IRB's on-going commitment to develop international women's Sevens ahead of the 2013 Rugby World Cup Sevens in Russia and the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, London and Hong Kong are the latest events to be added to the IRB international sevens programme. Dubai hosted the inaugural Women's Sevens Challenge Cup in December and Hong Kong will host the second event on March 23-24th.
12 of the best international women's sevens team will compete over the two-day tournament for the Women's Challenge Cup, including hosts England, who recently reached the final of the Women's Challenge Cup in Dubai beating world champions Australia on their way to the final. The teams competing in London will be: England, Australia, Canada, USA, Netherlands, Russia, Brazil, China, Kazakhstan, France, South Africa and Portugal.
Rob Andrew, RFU Professional Rugby Director, said: "The RFU is delighted to be hosting the IRB sanctioned international Women's Sevens tournament as part of the London Sevens this year. Dubai held the first ever IRB Women's Sevens event in December 2011 so for Twickenham Stadium to be added to that calendar is a prestigious honour.
"With Rugby Sevens making its debut in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games it is important we, and our other member unions, strive forward to develop the international programme for our women's teams and this announcement represents a significant step on the road to Rio de Janeiro for these international teams."
Last year's Beach themed event at the London Sevens saw more than 100,000 fans head to Twickenham Stadium and the 2012 event promises to be even bigger. The party atmosphere generated by the fans is almost unrivalled in the Twickenham calendar and this year's event takes up a 1970s theme.Sophie Goldschmidt, RFU Chief Commercial Officer, said: "We are looking forward to an exceptional international Women's tournament in London in May which will run alongside the HSBC Sevens World Series. Last year's event saw more than 100,000 fans head through the gates over the two days including a record breaking 54,612 crowd on the Saturday. The 2012 event promises to be even bigger and better especially with the London leg being the final event of the HSBC Sevens World Series."
"These are exciting times for Women's Rugby around the world," added IRB Chairman Bernard Lapasset. "Participation is growing while we continue to work with our member unions to ensure elite Women's competition goes from strength to strength ahead of our debut in the Olympic Games 2016.
"These invitational IRB Women's Sevens Challenge Cup events are the first step on the road to delivering an annual IRB Women's Sevens World Series along similar lines to the hugely successful men's HSBC Sevens World Series. I am sure that London will be a resounding success and give fans in the stadium and around the world another opportunity to see just how competitive Women's Rugby is."
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Garza empathizes with rookie linemenPosted by on August 14, 2013 – 11:07 am
It's been 12 years since Roberto Garza entered the NFL as a fourth-round draft pick with the Atlanta Falcons, but the veteran center still can empathize with Kyle Long and Jordan Mills.
The two rookie linemen were elevated to the starting unit this week in practice, with Long lining up next to Garza at right guard and Mills replacing J'Marcus Webb at right tackle.
"We've all been through learning the offense in training camp and making those rookie mistakes," Garza said. "We have to learn from our mistakes. Kyle and Jordan are doing a hell of a job of going in there and stepping up and going against the 'ones' and making that transition. It's an evolving process. But those kids are both very talented and have a bright future ahead."
Garza remembers the challenges he faced when he left Texas A&M-Kingsville to join the Falcons.
"You're trying to learn the offense, you're trying to do things the right way, and then you're going against the best guys in the world," Garza said. "So there's not a lot of room for error. As soon as you start to think, the play's over with. It happens so fast. You want to do it right and you're trying.
"Sometimes you just don't do it. You've just got to learn from it, not make the same mistakes twice. Sometimes you get so involved in everything you're doing, you kind of lose control. But definitely these guys are level-headed and doing a great job of letting the play go and going onto the next."
Long and Mills have both praised Garza for the help he has provided them. The 12-year NFL veteran feels that it's his duty to assist young players.
"When I first [joined the Bears], I was in my fifth year and I had Olin [Kreutz], Ruben [Brown], Fred [Miller] and John Tait," Garza said. "I had guys that had started in the NFL for a very long time. They took me under their wing and taught me a lot of things, so now I feel it's my turn to share all the knowledge that they passed on to me; how to do things, how to work, how to learn, how to study, and how to bring your best out when it's needed."
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Bears to break out pads SundayPosted by on July 27, 2013 – 7:30 pm
After opening training camp with two non-contact practices as mandated by the CBA, real football returns Sunday morning when the Bears work out in pads for the first time since last season.
"When you put the pads on, everything is strictly business," said second-year guard James Brown.
"It's time to go out there and work on the stuff that you can really work on," said center Roberto Garza. "In shorts, there's only one speed. When you start hitting people, that's when the real fun begins. And that's when we can really start working and getting ready for the season."
The most contact in padded practices typically is generated in the trenches by defensive linemen rushing the passer and offensive linemen finishing their blocks.
"We're going to see collisions at the line of scrimmage," said coach Marc Trestman. "It will be more physical. You're not going to see players on the ground. You're going to see very few collisions on the perimeter because we're going to practice the concepts of cooperation and respect among our team. But where you'll see the change in our practices is on or near the line of scrimmage, at the first level with our offense and defensive lines and at the second level collisions with our linebackers and defensive backs that are close to the line of scrimmage.
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Garza happy to be heading homePosted by on September 27, 2012 – 5:49 pm
Bears center Roberto Garza will never forget the first time he met a professional athlete.
Garza had just graduated from Rio Hondo High School in southern Texas when he got a chance to chat with Cowboys star Tony Casillas. The two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle had won two Super Bowl rings with Dallas, and at the time was one of the few Hispanic players in the NFL.
"I was a huge Cowboys fan," said Garza, whose parents had emigrated to Rio Hondo from Mexico shortly before he was born. "Knowing who he was and with a [Hispanic] last name like Casillas, he was someone I looked up to, and getting a chance to meet him was awesome.
"I remember telling him I was going to [the University of Texas A&M at] Kingsville and my dream was to someday play in the NFL. He said, 'Work hard and give everything you've got.'"
Now a 12-year NFL veteran, Garza is excited about returning home to face the Cowboys Monday night in Dallas.
"It's great," Garza said. "I have 75 people coming to the game. It's always fun to play in your home state against a team you grew up rooting for."
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Players pleased officials will returnPosted by on September 27, 2012 – 3:44 pm
Like the rest of the football world, Bears players are happy that the NFL's regular officials will be back on the field this weekend after agreeing to a new labor deal with the league late Wednesday.
"Getting those guys back, I think it's just going to clean up the game," said quarterback Jay Cutler. "Games are going to move along. The indecision is going to go away, which I think is the biggest thing you've seen across the league is just the indecisiveness."
"It's good to have those guys out there," added center Roberto Garza. "They know what's going on. They are up to speed with the game and the way things are called and as quick as everything happens now. So they will have that taken care of."
While receiver Brandon Marshall is pleased that the regular officials are returning, he sympathizes with the replacements and the slew of criticism they've taken.
"I'm just happy it's over," Marshall said. "We get some of those guys back that we're familiar with and hopefully the game is a little cleaner.
"But when I look at it I have a lot of compassion for those [replacement] refs. When you take those guys and throw them in the fire so quickly, everyone's dogging them and that's tough, man. So I'm glad that it's over, but at the same time those guys did the best that they can do and I appreciate that."
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Bears games to be broadcast in SpanishPosted by on August 28, 2012 – 4:19 pm
The Bears and WLEY-FM "La Ley" on Tuesday announced a new radio partnership that will bring Bears football games to Chicago's Hispanic radio listeners.
Beginning this season, WLEY-FM "La Ley" will broadcast all Bears games on 107.9 FM in Spanish with the on-air team of Jose Luis Marquez "El Pitufo" and Liz Liz "La Dama del Deporte."
"We're really excited about the opportunity to bring the Bears closer to the Hispanic fans that we have," said team president and CEO Ted Phillips.
"We know there are a lot of Hispanic fans. To us, this is the first step in what we hope will be a longer and deeper relationship so that we can get involved more in the Hispanic communities and provide more touch points for our fans so they can get closer to the team and the station."
The Bears are the 14th NFL team to offer broadcasts of their games in Spanish, joining the Cardinals, Panthers, Cowboys, Broncos, Texans, Jaguars, Chiefs, Dolphins, Vikings, Raiders, Eagles, Chargers and 49ers.
"It's a great opportunity for the Chicago Bears and 'La Ley' to reach out to the community and our great fan base that loves the Chicago Bears," said center Roberto Garza, whose family emigrated from Mexico to Rio Hondo, Texas, about a year before he was born.
"It's a great opportunity for us to be able to reach out into that community and expand on what they know about football and expand on their passion and loyalty to the Chicago Bears."
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At the monthly meeting on May 7 the Manhasset Chamber of Commerce welcomed several new businessmen: Andre Kim opened a new store on Plandome Road, Artifacts Gallery; Paul Murphy is with the Principal Financial Group in Melville and lives in Manhasset and Les Wolfe announced he markets sports memorabilia. As of the May meeting there are 123 paid members with more expected.
It's just a matter of time, and soon conversation turned to parking issues. A study was referenced that claimed 220 employees park around Plandome Road.
Mike Nowakoski, vice president and branch manager of Chase Bank, 330 Plandome Road, said he arrived in Manhasset as branch manager in January of 2011 and as the bank has no parking spots, he immediately registered his name with the Manhasset Park District for 10 parking spaces for employees. He went to the back of the line and about a month ago, over 2 years later, received a call from the park district. He was told he had the 10 spots and was asked if he could pay immediately as it was a significant amount, around $8,000 for the year. He received approval, he said, but also received another call, within days, from the park district saying only one parking spot had been approved. The reason, Nowakoski was told, was that more places were being designated for local shoppers, causing him to wonder why he had initially been asked to pay in full. He went to the back of the line for another parking place and set up a rotating schedule at the bank for himself and two others to have the parking spot every third week.
No employee is a fan of constantly moving his car every hour or hour and a half, the bank manager said, not to mention the employee is MIA should customers need assistance. But a ticket is about $85, a hefty expense for most employees.
The Council of Greater Manhasset Civic Associations is actively seeking parking solutions in Manhasset.
In general business, Diane Harragan indicated the flower baskets lining Plandome Road would be installed sometime before the Memorial Day Parade. Alex Otis of Manhasset Florist prepares the hanging baskets.
Katie Miller encouraged chamber members to submit paperwork to be a "Chamber Member of the Week" in the Manhasset Press. Chamber president Les Forrai said he has been a member of the week and has it linked to his website, adding it's a "win/win for everyone."
The guest speaker was Craig Jennings, a small business coach, who began by saying he had played basketball at lunch hour for a short time with Jim Brown.
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A Redding City Council candidate says the crime rate is top priority on his agenda.
Building supply owner and developer Brent Weaver held a lunchtime rally at a riverside park in downtown Redding Friday.
He chose Parkview Park as a backdrop, near where the Free Bridge was, just south of the Cypress Avenue Bridge. It's an area that's been cleared out and cleaned up so it can be used for picnics, fishing and other family-friendly activities.
Weaver was the first person to announce his candidacy, and he's hoping to set the early agenda by focusing on Redding's struggles with crime.
"We need a reclamation in our community with public safety, and I thought the Free Bridge location was a striking example of an area that had fallen into decay and has been reclaimed by concerned citizens who want to use it," Weaver said. "They want to bring their children here. The same thing needs to take place in our community with public safety. I love this park."
Heather Phillips, Coordinator of the Parkview Neighborhood Association, spoke about cleaning up this neighborhood, known as a haven for drug dealing and other illegal activities.
Phillips lives in the neighborhood, on State Street, and she said the key to turning around a neighborhood is to know your neighbors.
"[Know] all of them. Even the homeless people, or people who live across [Highway] 273 from us in this trailer park, they're just the regulars that come back and forth to go to the store. They're on their bikes or whatever. I know all of them, they know me by name, and if they saw something weird going on or somebody that they'd never seen there, they'd tell me. So I think just by having that human connection with your neighbors, all of them, gives them reason to be like, okay, I want to protect that person."
Weaver said he plans on having more rallies between now and November.
Six people have filed papers with the intention to run for three seats: incumbents Missy Mcarthur and Francie Sullivan, as well as Weaver, Michael Daquisto, Kristin Schreder and John Patterson.
The deadline to qualify for the election isn't until mid-August.
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Good morning members of Council. I am pleased to be here today to represent the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.
The Chamber has an LRT task force that comprises representatives from our Divisions and Committees, City Council (Councillors Farr, Ferguson and McHattie as well as the Mayor), Hamilton HIVE, the Realtors Association of Hamilton Burlington and the Hamilton Halton Home Builders Association.
The Hamilton Chamber has had a long-standing policy position of supporting public transit infrastructure – both all-day two-way GO Train service and LRT. As we know, the GO Train project is proceeding.
Today is about LRT and my comments will build on those that I shared at both the October 11, 2011 and December 11, 2012 meetings of the GIC.
We are here to speak in favour of staff's recommendations in today's report.
The Hamilton Chamber is hosting a meeting for Chamber members only on Wednesday February 13, 5-6pm at the Waterfront Centre. This meeting has been scheduled to provide an opportunity for Chamber members to discuss the casino issue and to dialogue together as a membership about any questions that the membership may have on this issue.
Metrolinx, the provincial agency responsible for planning and implementing the "Big Move" plan for the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area will be hosting three consultation meetings in Hamilton over the next few weeks. The Hamilton Chamber encourages our members to attend and participate in these discussions.
Tuesday February 12, 6-8pm: Art Gallery of Hamilton
Saturday February 16, 1-3pm: Dundas Town Hall
Thursday March 7, 10am-Noon: McMaster Innovation Park (hosted by the McMaster Institute for Transportation and Logistics).
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KITCHENER — The doughnut was a long time coming for Franky Palazzese.
The Kitchener Rangers goalie picked up the first shutout of his Ontario Hockey League career in Friday night's 5-0 win over the Sarnia Sting.
The Mississauga native has waited four years — and 85 games — for the clean sheet. And while he was happy to help the Rangers break their two-game losing skid, the 19-year-old enjoyed the personal accolade as well.
"It's amazing," said Palazzese, who won his fourth straight game to improve to 4-2-1-1. "Winning in front of 7,000 plus fans is way better than doing it on the road.
"I've gone deep into the third before but I could never close the door, so it's unbelievable to get the shutout."
The timing is perfect for the Rangers. Palazzese is about to see a serious increase in his workload with starting netminder John Gibson away backstopping the United States at the world junior hockey championship next month. Gibson could miss six games while playing at the tournament in Ufa, Russia.
"It will be good to get a lot of games in a row and get on a roll," said Palazzese, who made 23 saves in the victory. "I'm hungry. I want to play all the time, not just at Christmas."
It was the same story last season and he didn't disappoint. Palazzese started 10 consecutive games and went 7-3 in Gibson's absence to give the Rangers the best one-two crease combo in the OHL.
In fact, Palazzese played so well that he came into this season on the hunt for a starting gig. He still covets the No. 1 role but, to his credit, has not requested a trade out of Kitchener to find it. That hasn't stopped several teams from contacting general manager and head coach Steve Spott with trade proposals in recent weeks.
"Sitting isn't easy for me," said Palazzese. "My stance hasn't change. I want to play every game. It's my fourth year in the league and I need play every game."
That may be tough as Spott isn't planning on pulling the trade trigger before the Jan. 10th deadline.
"For me goalie is the most important position," he said. "For us to move Frank, we can't do it over the next weeks because of the world junior tournament. And number two, it's going to have to make sense for the organization.
"He (Palazzese) is back next year and he's a quality goaltender and person. It makes no sense for us to move him unless it's one of those deals we can't turn down."
The netminder got some help Friday at the Aud. Forward Eric Ming potted his fifth of the season off a nifty behind the net feed from Matt Puempel for a 1-0 lead. Blueliner Evan McEneny scored his second marker in the past four games later in the period for a 2-0 advantage heading into the break.
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It had been years since I ate here, so I took the opportunity to try it out while working in the area. Though it is hidden away in an older shopping plaza, this is an oasis of real-life originality amidst the desert of suburban chain restaurants and hippie hangouts that you find in most of Gainesville. Definitely not fine dining, you order and pick up your styrofoam plate of food at the counter and take it to one of the wooden picnic-style tables to enjoy. (if they are not all taken already) My order of pulled pork with black-eyed peas and cole slaw came up fairly for it being the lunch rush, and the counter staff was efficient and friendly. The pork itself had good flavor but was a little on the dry side for me. My sides were good and the garlic bread and tea were excellent. Looking over the menu, the prices seemed just a bit on the high side, but for $5.99 the Wednesday special I got was a great deal and the portions were large. I hope to be back here more often.
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Back when she was a movie star, everybody adored Alice Faye. They still do. ``I`ve been in love with you all my life, and that`s the truth,`` Harry Goldstein told her simply but eloquently when he met the star at the recent Arthritis Foundation ball at St. Andrews Country Club. Faye was the celebrity guest at An Affair to Remember, staged to raise funds for an arthritis clinic at Boca Raton Community Hospital.
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