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I know that my last post was heavy duty, so today I thought I'd talk about something fun. I came across a website called "I Heart Guts." It's a web store that features adorable representations of more than 40 different body … Continue reading
Cystic Fibrosis: Simply Surviving
Sometimes I want to scream to people, "YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND!"
Every so often, someone will send me a link to a news article or blog post about someone with physical impairments doing amazing things – a marathon runner with artificial legs, a blind skydiver, a model with a colostomy bag. The moral of the story is usually something akin to "they never gave up" on their journey to achieving their personal dreams despite what most people would consider a disability or limitation. Continue reading
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Do you have Cystic Fibrosis?
Do you have a story that you'd like to tell? Some tips that you'd like to share? A photo depicting an important moment in your life?
I'd considering doing a series of blog posts about people with Cystic Fibrosis. I haven't formed any real structure around it, but I do know that I'd like to include people from many parts of the world, from different backgrounds, etc.
If you are interested, please comment send an email to: therapink . com @ gmail .com (remove all empty spaces).
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Thank you in advance. I truly hope that my plan turns into something of value. If it doesn't, I thank you for your time. I'm pretty sure, however, that this will become something. Let's see where this goes!
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I'm not high-maintenance when it comes to my "beauty" routine. However, there are some things that I will never give up. Feels like Rapunzel My one "vice" is my hair. It's really fine and rather thin, and despite all protestations, is … Continue reading


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An insurer or insurance company is an entity that insures against an undesired event (hereafter "loss") taking place by paying out money in that event. To take on this risk, the insurer is paid in advance, usually in a series of payments called " premiums." The guaranty of payment in the event of loss is called an "insurance policy."
Expanded Definition
An insurer plays a valuable role in the economy by analyzing and thinning financial risks. By collecting affordable premiums from a large number of customers, the insurer is able to pay a "benefit" to any customer that suffers the loss insured against. The insurer thus minimizes and restructures the risk into an affordable payment shared by all of its customers.
Furthermore, an insurer encourages less needlessly risky behavior by charging higher premiums to customers that have higher risk factors for suffering the insured loss, or simply not insuring them at all. This is called "underwriting." Underwriting policy can include charging higher homeowners insurance premiums to homeowners living in a disaster-prone area, charging higher life insurance premiums to smokers, and charging higher auto insurance premiums for male adolescents. This effectively discourages such risky behaviors as living in the known paths of hurricanes and floods, smoking, or letting your teenage son drive.
The Business Model of Insurers
Insurers have an unusual way of making a profit, in that they handle a large amount of money with the expectation that they will have to pay some amount of it back out at a future date. In the meantime, they invest this money (called "float") in interest-bearing securities, or, if they are confident in their investing prowess and their underwriting standards (i.e. so they will not need to pay back the money soon), they may invest in equity. So an insurer can turn a profit by collecting more in premiums than it pays out in loss benefits, and can turn another profit by successfully investing its float.
Insurers are regulated at the state level, usually by a state insurance office in each state in which they write policies. The financial strength of an insurance company is rated by the AM Best Company. [1] Some large insurers have their own agents who sell their products directly to the public. Many sell their policies through local agents who may work for independent agencies. Increasingly like discount brokers, insurers sell their policies directly to the public via 800 numbers and the internet. The classical insurance agent could be a dying breed.
- Loss ratio is the loss benefits the insurer pays out divided by the premiums it collects. The lower the loss ratio, the better for the insurer and its investors.
- Expense ratio is the insurer's other expenses divided by the premiums collected. Again, the lower the expense ratio, the better for the insurer.
- Combined ratio is the loss ratio + the expense ratio. If the combined ratio is less than 1.00, the insurer is making a profit from policy writing alone. This is in addition to the profit its invested float earns.
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Acme Smoked Fish
Don't miss "Fish Friday's" every, you guessed it, Friday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., when Acme opens its doors to the general public. Grab incredible deals while you can on smoked fish, just in time for the weekend!
30 Gem St, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Davidovich Bakery
Visit Davidovich Bakery in Queens, where they still make New York City's most iconic food item by hand: the bagel!
120 Essex St, New York, NY 10002
Employees Only
Stop by this neighborhood bar that offers up a free cup of soup to anyone who's still here after the last call, at 4 a.m.
510 Hudson St, New York, NY
Haandi Restaurant
Haandi Restaurant offers a Pakistani buffet with items like braised lamb head and lamb brains. Haandi is open until 4 a.m.
113 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10016
The Halal Guys
Easily accessible when a late-night treat is what you crave, the Halal Guys are Manhattan's prime food cart, offering staples like chicken and lamb over rice.
SW corner of 53rd Street and 6th Avenue, New York, NY
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The heat is on for the Pathways for Children's Red-Hot Snow Ball at Cruiseport Gloucester! Come for a night of dancing, hearty hors d'oeuvres and a silent auction that features World Series Champion Red Sox Tickets, weekend accommodations in ME and many more exciting items. This is the perfect opportunity to have some fun, get together with friends for the holidays and buy a distinctive holiday gift and support a wonderful community organization dedicated to helping local families and children!
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Come join The Boston Ballet for a reading of
The Nutcracker
, a story about a young girl named Clara who is given a special gift and goes on a magical adventure.
This parent/child program is designed for the creative, curious, and active preschooler. Each 90-minute session offers a structured series of activities including original songs, movement, dramatic play, hands-on science, and a thematic snack. You'll receive coloring pages, song lyrics, vocabulary, a fun fact sheet, and a suggested reading list in an electronic goody bag! This week we'll focus on birds and their nests!
Join the Methuen Ballet Ensemble as they tell the tale of a beautiful Mermaid who discovers a shipwrecked Prince on her enchanted island. The journey begins when a massive storm hits the sea, wrecking the Prince's boat onto an abandoned shore. Be dazzled as the Prince discovers the beautiful Mermaid and her magical sea creature friends.
Food, music, live entertainment, dance, craft and fun come together for a great family time at the Downtown Gloucester Block every Third Saturday through September! Five music stages, shopping 'til 11pm, outside sidewalk dining, live dance performances and all kinds of other fun things to do make the streets come alive. Kids will love the singers and roaming magician, and they'll find games, facepainting, kids snacks, balloons, giant chess and more in 'Kids Town'!
Showcasing the talents of kids of all ages. This is a non-competitive showcase of children's talent in Newburyport and the surrounding area. Children in grades 1 - 12, ages 6 - 18 who are residents or students in the Newburyport Schools and the immediate surrounding areas will be allowed to participate.
Theater in the Open invites you to bring the family to Maudslay State Park! Bring the kids, the dog, and the picnic blanket out to beautiful Maudslay State Park! The third Saturday of every month, we will be joined by many of our good friends in the community to present storytelling, song, dance, fairytale-theater and a fun group activity, all right here in the park and all entirely free! Come make a friend, sing a song, take in some sun and get to know your park better.
Splish Splash Science is an active, fun, program where you and your child will learn all about water properties such as sinking, floating, surface tension, buoyancy, and waterproofing. Using fun props and lots of hands on science, we'll look at everything from ducks to scuba divers and how water works!
For nearly 50 years, the Marblehead Festival of Arts has had a rich history in producing an annual summer arts Festival over the July 4th holiday week. This premier Festival hosts art exhibits in Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Mixed Media, Printmaking, Photography, Crafts, Plein aire Painting, Senior Art, Student Art and Youth Art. There's also a lot of great events and activities geared toward keeping kids and families engaged and entertained!
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Theme parks contain no actual dinosaurs or pirates
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The King's Speech to be remade with Lego
FOLLOWING the success of The Lego Movie, acclaimed films are to be remade with Lego men instead of actors.
Nymphomaniac released with boring bits fast-forwarded
LAR Von Trier's new film will be released in a version that fast-forwards to the nudity.
Flappy Bird 'a metaphor for the pointlessness of existence'
THE creator of Flappy Bird has pulled the game after players failed to recognise it as a nihilistic art piece.
DJ gig an artistic disaster zone
A PERFORMANCE by superstar DJ Hardwell has been declared an artistic disaster.
Prince plays secret gig in length of rusty pipe
Music legend Prince has played an unannounced gig in an eight-foot length of discarded steel pipe on waste ground.
New Cure album aimed at hard people
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When we are clear, the world is clear to us. When we have clarity of mind and heart, we know what to choose, where to go and whom to travel with. When your body is clear – of chemical toxins, negative emotional residue, excess weight and mental chatter – your soul can proceed in the direction of goodness, truth and beauty. When your body and mind and heart are all clear, you can move steadfastly in the direction of loving yourself.
The history of Thanksgiving Day starts with much suffering (starvation and sickness) by the early New England Pilgrams.
Then they finally had a bountiful harvest assisted by helpful Indians. The grateful Pilgrams declared a three-day feast to thank God; which they celebrated with their Indian friends.
Thanksgiving is a day of giving thanks for all of our blessings not just food. Even though it has its roots with religious Pilgrams, it is also celebrated in a secular manner as well. It is a great American holiday.
Take care of yourself. It's something most of us don't do very well. Do you? Admit it – it's last on your list of things to do that never get done. But now you've noticed how depleted you feel mentally and physically.
While my best friend was designing her "signature scent" in a fancy parfumerie in Covent Garden, I was next door at the cookie shop, deciding between Double Chocolate Chunk and Raspberry Macadamia. Actually, I knew I would choose Double Chocolate Chunk, but I took my time because designing a signature scent takes forever.
Finally, she emerged smelling nearly as delicious as the cookie I was wolfing down. Holding up a small vial, she explained, "They store the formula, so, I can purchase more in the future!"
There is a reason that freedom of speech is the first amendment to the United States Constitution. It is because we are really the only country that has such unfettered freedom.
As is so frequently and eloquently pointed out by my friend Saddique Malik in various articles in the Courier Journal concerning Muslim fundamentalism – "free debate is a death-knell for fundamentalism." … "it's the freedom, stupid"
What human act am I describing? Our body performs "rhythmic, vocalized, expiratory and involuntary actions."
Fifteen facial muscles contract and there is electrical stimulation of the zygomatic major muscle. That's the muscle that extends from each cheekbone to the corners of the mouth. This raises the corners of the mouth. Currents of varying intensity produce a wide range of facial responses.
We need to be kind, truly kind, for the sake of other people and for our own sake too.
It is impossible to stretch out to other people through your emotions, imagination, concern, interest and actions without also benefiting yourself. Your world grows larger and you problems grow smaller.
Throughout my life, Halloween has always been a mixed bag. And the bag wasn't always full of treats.
The first few years of growing up, I celebrated just like all the other early 1970's kids. Mom and I made homemade popcorn balls in various colors. She distributed them to trick-or-treaters while daddy and I dressed up and collected treats from the neighbors.
I love this time of year.
For me, Halloween marks the beginning of a prolonged holiday season of good times, good food and an overriding sense of good cheer.
It is also the beginning of what is undoubtedly one of the busiest times of the year. With school activities, family get-togethers, organization and club events, church concerts and pageants, business open houses and all the cities that need to be lit up, there is never a shortage of things to do between Oct. 31 and Dec. 31.
Sometimes a problem looks and feels severe when I am hungry, exhausted, overwhelmed or stressed. It's hard to trust who I am when I feel pushed around by my own moods and emotions.
Knowing how to soothe myself can radically change the situation. Soothing yourself is a skill that is easily learned but must be practiced. It switches off the response in the brain that produces a racing heart, limited thinking, tense muscles, sweaty hands, sleeplessness and even panic, anxiety and depression.
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There are 9 private schools located in Vermont that offer Alpine Skiing as an interscholastic sport.
Alpine Skiing Private Schools
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FairfaxAvalon Triumvirate Academy
1841 Main St
Fairfax, VT, 05454
(802)849-2488Alternative School14 students | Gr. 4-12
ManchesterBurr and Burton Academy
57 Seminary Ave PO Box 498
Manchester, VT, 05254
(802)362-1775665 students | Gr. 9-12
BrattleboroNeighborhood Schoolhouse
Po Box 119
Brattleboro, VT, 05302
(802)257-5544Alternative School25 students | Gr. PK-6
Saint JohnsburySt. Johnsbury Academy
1000 Main Street
Saint Johnsbury, VT, 05819
(802)748-8171930 students | Gr. 9-12
South LondonderryStratton Mountain School
World Cup Circle
South Londonderry, VT, 05155
(802)297-1886Special Program Emphasis126 students | Gr. 7-12
Lyndon CenterThaddeus Stevens School
P.O. Box 274 Lyndon Center
Lyndon Center, VT, 05850
(802)626-037072 students | Gr. K-8
LyndonvilleThe Riverside School
30 Lily Pond Road
Lyndonville, VT, 05851
(802)626-8552Special Program Emphasis72 students | Gr. K-8
ThetfordThetford Academy
PO Box 190
Thetford, VT, 05074
(802)785-4805302 students | Gr. 7-12
Saxtons RiverVermont Academy
P.O. Box 500
Saxtons River, VT, 05154
(802)869-6229233 students | Gr. 9-12
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What do you do when you are dissatisfied with your local public schools? Homeschool your children? Send them to private school? Let's look at your options.
Your religion matters to you. You want your child to attend a school which will combine academics and religious education. Here is an overview of what is available together with some links to denominational web sites.
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Reflections From Behind The Lens: What's Revolutionizing Health Care in Africa
It is a hot summers day in Cape Town with a light berg wind occasionally straightening the flags that sway at half-mast. The news of Nelson Mandela's passing is still fresh, and this weight is felt by everyone from people vacationing to beggars, from the critics of Africa to the optimists of what lies ahead. In the back of everyone's mind is the question, what's going to happen now?
As one drives into the V&A Waterfront the Aquarium and the elaborate seven star, One and Only Hotel rapidly draw ones attention. Few notice the beige walls of the UCT Graduate School of Business hidden above a parking lot across the road. But this is a place for action, not looks. Here, in a small conference room five people have flown in from all corners of Africa to discuss rats, sanitary pads, soccer balls, mobile clinics and networks. It is a strange collection of artifacts, but the ideas behind them are revolutionizing health care in Africa. Collectively they represent a movement that is developing practical, low-cost, locally-based initiatives that are raising the quality of life for everyday Africans. These were the winners of the GOOD Pioneers of Health Challenge.
There is a humbleness that comes with working in humanitarian issues, and a sense of confidence that comes with seeing a product or action improve a person's life. The casual but focused postures amongst the five sitting in the center of the room resonate with this. Flashdisks are passed to the front desk to upload their presentations. It's clear an extraordinary social experiment is about to commence. What will some of the brightest minds in health care have to say to each other?
In the hours that follow no distraction alludes from the front of the room. Mental cranks churn as each presenter reveals their innovation, and the audience quizzes how it can be improved on or adapted to their cause. There is a strong pull towards women's empowerment as we hear Boitumelo Rakosa explain how she uses soccer as a tool to educate girls about HIV, and sexual and reproductive rights. Megan Mukuria has tapped into the basic need for affordable sanitary pads, and has structured a business plan to distribute low cost pads in the interest of keeping girls in school, and using the monthly purchase of pads as a means to distribute critical health care information through comic books that come free with the pads.
Elaborating on the ever-present burden of HIV, Forgie Wilson notes the elaborate networks commercial operations in Africa hold and has utilized this infrastructure to access rural areas and offer health care services particularly in HIV, TB, malaria, and maternal health. Pushing social entrepreneurship in health care, Michael Iyanro has developed a model of mobile clinics to distribute around West Africa and provide maternal health care through a self-sustaining and fully scalable solution. Smell a rat in your midst? Well Emilio Valverde will make you hope you do. He's taught them how to sniff out landmines and TB. Now a rat can detect 40 cases of TB in only seven minutes. It would normally take a lab technician a full day to complete this workload. A selection of South African innovators were also asked to present on their work of which I was fortunate to have an opportunity to discuss my approach to harnessing visual media for advocacy and social mobilization, and how I intend to use this for my current project on the masculinity crisis in South Africa. The excitement in the room boiled over and it was time to explore a little. These are doers after all and not just talkers.


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Thomas Sowell: Is Obama deliberately sacrificing American interests?
President Obama's undermining of stable and unthreatening governments in Egypt and Libya, opening both to Islamic extremists, while doing nothing that was likely to keep Iran from going nuclear, seems more consistent with the views of Rush Limbaugh, Dinesh D'Souza, et al., than with the views of most other critics.
Derrick Bell was not a stupid man. He was a man placed where he should never have been placed, where there was no self-respecting role for him to play, without going off on some strange tangent. That Barack Obama literally embraced Prof. Bell publicly in law school, and urged others to listen to him, says much about Obama.
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The Prospect Area Chamber of Commerce may not be one of the largest business groups in Kentucky, but it is one of the fastest growing, according to Executive Director Kathy Jacobs.
And that fast growing group is celebrating its first big milestone this week.
PACC celebrated 10 years of dedication to charity, community and business with an anniversary party and annual meeting on Tuesday.
The sign on the wall at Hewn from the Mountain Music Cafe says it all about the focus of the shop: "Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which remains silent."
Musician Tom McShane owns the full-service music shop, located in Crestwood, which celebrated the opening of a café with a ribbon cutting ceremonty by the Oldham County Chamber of Commerce last week.
A former Kentucky Secretary of State will headline the Oldham County Chamber's first official event at their new CityPlace offices.
Trey Grayson, now the president of the Northern Kentucky Chamber, will speak at the Business and Biscuits event Friday, beginning at 8:30 a.m.
After being elected Secretary of State in 2003, Grayson resigned near the end of his second term to take over as the director at the Harvard Institute of Politics. After three years in Boston, Grayson recently returned to take over his hometown chamber as president.
A La Grange businessman is being recognized for making waves as vice president of his company.
Early in his career, Ben Bowman is already the vice president of Parts Unlimited based IN La Grange, and was also recently selected as "35 under 35" by the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA).
Bowman joined PUI, an offshoot of SEMA, in 2010, where he was hired to globalize the restoration company.
Birthday parties will break out across Kentucky on Sept. 28 when Baptist Health celebrates its 90th anniversary of caring for families throughout the commonwealth.
The events will be Sunday, Sept. 28, 2 to 4 p.m., at each of the seven Baptist Health hospitals: Louisville, La Grange, Lexington, Richmond, Corbin, Paducah and Madisonville. Each location will hold drawings to give away an iPad and a Fitbit® to lucky winners, and each will have a photo booth to capture family photos.
The Oldham Chamber & Economic Development is excited to host Trey Grayson, former Secretary of State, for their October Business and Biscuits. This will be the first chamber event in the new CityPlace Pavilions. Please join the Chamber for this very special breakfast event Friday, Oct. 3 from 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. at CityPlace, 112 South First Avenue, La Grange. Tickets are $20 for members and $25 for guests
One hungry child in America is one too many for Mike Everhart, the owner of the Ponderosa Steakhouse in La Grange. Everhart, together with parent company Homestyle Dining LLC, has contributed $15,000 to Share Our Strength's No Kid Hungry® campaign, which helps connect children across the country to the nutritious food they need every day. Homestyle Dining, based in Plano, Texas, is the owner and operator of the Bonanza and Ponderosa Steakhouse chains of family restaurants.
The Apple Gold Group, a franchisee of Applebee's Neighborhood Grill and Bar, is proud to support the local American Heritage Girls Troop of Crestwood by hosting a Flapjack Fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 20. All proceeds raised will be used to fund special events for troop members and support the Heritage Troop's general activities, which aim to strengthen character through family, community and service projects.
Children often tug along blankets for years and years for a sense of security before finally reaching adulthood. Becky Jew's goal is to have all children feel the sense of warmth that only a blanket can bring.
Jew is the chapter coordinator of Project Linus, which is a non-profit organization with a mission to provide love, sense of security, warmth and comfort to children who are seriously ill, traumatized or otherwise in need.
A well-known Crestwood outdoor equipment store has been purchased and will feature a new name.
Beard's Outdoor Power Equipment, formally family-owned and operated by Richard Beard, will now be known as Andersons' Sales & Service.
Andersons' is currently owned and operated from Madison, Ind., but its new location will continue to be located at the former Beard's location on West Highway 146 in Crestwood, according to new owner Joshua Anderson.
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Streit 'excited' that Flyers acquired him
Jun 13, 2013, 9:01 AM EST
Philadelphia couldn't wait until the start of the free agent period to get offensive defenseman Mark Streit.
The Flyers turned over prospect Shane Harper and a 2014 fourth-round draft pick to the New York Islanders to get the rights to Streit so that they could negotiate with him before anyone else.
"It's an exciting time for me," Streit told CSN Philly. "Obviously I'm excited to get traded to Philadelphia. I'm not sure what's going to happen the next few weeks — or days — it's part of my agent's job to work that out with Paul, but Philly has an unbelievable team.
"It's a great franchise and a great city and it's a hockey town for sure. The fans there are great and that's why I always liked playing in Philly. The team is really good. It's well-structured. It's young and fast and it would be a great honor to play for the Flyers."
Streit is 35 years old, but he's still a serious offensive threat and a great weapon to have with the man advantage. He's also got plenty of leadership experience after serving as the captain of the young Islanders.
Streit's agent, Pat Brisson, hopes to get something worked out with the Flyers before July.
"I'm pretty confident," Streit said of his chances of being signed by Philadelphia. "I think that maybe they need a few days or weeks, but I'm pretty positive. It'd be awesome to play for the Flyers."
- bowman20 - Jun 13, 2013 at 9:37 AM
Everyone keeps commenting on how this is bad for the Flyers because of his age. I don't care right now about his age as I'm more concerned about his defensive skills and the type of game he will bring to the D. This season he was the team leader for NY and put up impressive numbers. Adding his offense to the PP would be tremendous. If you recall a few years back when Prongs was there, the Flyers were deadly with him at the top. I think adding him to a hopefully healthy defensive core with Timo, Gross, Coburn, Schenn and Mez….I think that's a pretty good pick up. Stop focusing on only the age. I can recall many older players, some much older than 35 that still play the game just fine.
- islesjb - Jun 13, 2013 at 10:58 AM
He will still be a good player for the Flyers, especially on the PP. He's definitely lost a step in his defensive game but is still a very serviceable d-man. I think his unimpressive #'s can be partly attributed to the guys he was playing with.
He spent a good portion of the season playing with Matt Carkner who is no special talent. The majority of the season, his partner was Brian Strait who will be a good player but was somewhat inexperienced.
Not to mention that the Isles goal-tending was pretty inconsistent up until the hot streak at the end of the season.
- eaglesbar - Jun 13, 2013 at 3:44 PM
pronger is done even if he has a come back like every 1 is sayin it wont last long
- DonkeyStick - Jun 13, 2013 at 1:45 PM
And to think they could have signed Matt Carle who is much younger for less money, he's the exact same player.
- tcclark - Jun 13, 2013 at 8:20 PM
hahahaha. Good one.
- matthewmacisaac - Jun 13, 2013 at 9:00 PM
They'll probably pay less for Streit who is like Matt Carle without the horrendous turnovers and with some competence in his own end. Carle was the most useless player I've ever seen in Orange & Black (and I've been watching since the beginning). The defense was awful this year, but if they'd kept Carle it would have been worse.
- DonkeyStick - Jun 14, 2013 at 1:19 PM
You sir do not remember Scott Daniels do you
- girouxed - Jun 13, 2013 at 2:17 PM
35 lol. Nice one
- eaglesbar - Jun 13, 2013 at 3:41 PM
I love this move
- bobhpine - Jun 13, 2013 at 8:07 PM
Streit should be excited. He's about to get overpaid. He'll probably stay under the radar like the other elderly, overpaid puck moving Dman Kimo Timonen. There are so many other dogs on this team not earning their money that Streit will likely duck the negativity and anger that will accompany another cupless season.
P.S. Keep Bryz. Just keep him. The rest of us enjoy the laughs.
- laxman1944 - Jun 13, 2013 at 8:16 PM
And YOU continue to be a horses a$$
- sizzle299 - Jun 14, 2013 at 7:52 AM
hahaha from the guy who admitted he's only been a penguins fan for the last four years!!
Leave hockey to the adults. You may learn something…. if that's possible with your brand of autism…..hahaha
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Ohio State University
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"Let it Collide: An Epic Saga of Star Wars Planets, Planetesimals, and Super Planet Crashes"
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Yale University
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American Museum of Natural History, New York
host: Joel Green
"Shedding Lyman Alpha Light on Cosmological Reionization"
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DeVaucouleurs Medalist
Public Lecture: "Black Holes, Galaxies and the Evolution of the Universe: An Observer's View"
Black holes form in the young Universe and, over the next 13 billion years or so, accrete enormous amounts of matter from the surrounding galaxy. By the present time, a black hole and its host galaxy have grown in mass by factors of a million or more, roughly in lockstep. In this talk, I will first give several alternative descriptions of what a black hole is, then explain how recent multiwavelength surveys have allowed us to take a census of black hole growth across cosmic time. I conclude with the big picture: the evolution of the universe over the last 13 billion years, as indicated by computer simulations, and future prospects for observing black hole growth and mergers across the cosmos.
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What's Coming..."Advent Begins"
Starting next week, Gaylord FUMC will begin entering the Advent season. Keep coming back here to see what all is happening. For next week, the annual UMW Holiday Pot Luck will take place on Tuesday at 6:00. Bring a dish to pass and come for an evening of fellowship. The following ...
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Gaylord FUMC has been trying to help the community and others. Once a month, they host the Refuge program in town. This church plus other churches in Gaylord host homeless people in the community by offering them a place to sleep and meals. Our church is scheduled for December 14-20th. Those ...


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September 12, 2013 - Products
Rotary Lift has introduced a first mobile column lift rental program. Customers can choose from three of Rotary Lift's popular Mach series of mobile column lifts: the standard version with 18,000 pounds of capacity per column (MCH418); the wireless model with 18,000 pounds of capacity per column (MCHW418) or the compact model with 13,000 pounds of capacity per column (MCH413).
Any of these lifts can be rented for six to 30 months. Every rental includes a set of four columns, delivery, setup and training provided by a Rotary Authorized Installer, as well as a full manufacturer's warranty. At the end of the initial rental, customers have three options: return the lift, extend the rental or purchase the lift.
Mobile column lifts can be used indoors and out, take up little space in the shop and can be moved in and out of the work bay to free up space when needed. Rotary Lift's Mach series of lifts provide job turnaround times up to 30% faster than other lifts, for greater technician productivity and reduced vehicle downtime. They can be used to service a wide range of vehicles, from work trucks to tractor-trailers.
For greater flexibility, the columns can be split into pairs to service two vehicles at the same time with the use of optional fore and aft frame-engaging adapters.
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As area students are getting ready to go back to school in the next couple of weeks, News 5 has learned that six local districts plan to ask taxpayers for more money with questions on the November ballot. While both provide money for school districts, bonds are for building renovations and new construction. A levy will replenish ongoing operational expenses.
Ellicott, Harrison, Peyton, Falcon, Edison and Cheyenne Mountain school districts have all filed paperwork with the El Paso County Clerk and Recorder's office saying they intend to put district funding questions on the November ballot.
Because final ballot language isn't due to the Clerk and Recorder until September, many districts still have work sessions left to determine the exact amount they'll be asking taxpayers for and how that money will be spent.
District 49 in Falcon is growing fast, so administrators have been planning expansion projects for the past two years to accommodate new students. They're keeping in mind the community expects them to make the most of available resources.
"We heard that message, and that's why our board spent two years listening to the community and making sure that everything that we're asking for is essential," says Chief Education Officer, Peter Hilts.
A $125,000,000 bond issue will go before voters at a cost of $1.50 per month per $100,000 of home value. The money would create additions for five current buildings and add four more schools in the district, including a charter high school, two elementary schools and a middle school.
District 49 will also ask voters to extend the 2005 mill levy. That will be used to improve educational programs, technology and security, while keeping teacher compensation competitive.
Hilts says they want to create options to meet all of their student's differing needs by offering charter school through 12th grade, vocational options at all high schools and a free college tuition concurrent enrollment program.
"So we have lots of parents that want lots of different things, so our goal through this mill levy and this bond is to try to meet as many of those needs as we possibly can," he says.
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