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Mass. Media Shield Law gets a new life; NH still without such protection for its journalists
Massachusetts is one of 10 states without a media shield law. The other nine are Idaho, Iowa, Missouri, Mississippi, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia and Wyoming.
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The Editorial Team is pleased to launch the first edition of Between the Lines. The journal was brought to fruition through the unrelenting drive of Belo Cipriani, Holy Names University's Writer-in-Residence, who worked tirelessly on his vision for over a year. The literary journal is focused on Social Justice which is congruent with Holy Names University's mission.
We would like to thank our esteemed judges, Daisy Zamora for poetry and Greg Archer for prose. The winner of The Celestine Award is Sandra Wassilie for poetry. The winner of The Anthony Award is J. Weintraub for prose.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has chosen Steve Cooper as the agency's new acting Chief Information Officer.
Cooper confirmed in an email message that he has been promoted to acting CIO for the FAA. The previous CIO was Dave Bowen.
Cooper previously was CIO of the FAA's Air Traffic Organization, the operating arm of the national airspace system.
Paul Takemoto, a spokesman for the FAA, also confirmed the promotion, which he said occurred last week. Bowen will stay on at the FAA as senior advisor for information technology, Takemoto said.
Cooper also served as the first CIO of the Homeland Security Department from its opening in March 2003 to 2005, when he accepted a position as CIO of the American Red Cross.
Cooper also worked for more than 20 years in the private sector as an IT professional, including position as a member of the advisory boards to Citizant, Ezenia and The Genesis Key Inc., according to his public profile on LinkedIn. He is a former Naval Air Reserve petty officer who served during the Vietnam conflict.
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Backyard decks beckon this time of year. They are the perfect place for spending lazy summer days or for entertaining on blissful summer nights.
Bright flowers are blooming, nights are turning warmer, the days are getting longer: 'tis the season for outdoor entertaining. Design insiders say you can make summer sizzle by throwing a great dinner party without breaking the bank. Simply start with two sources - your china cabinet and Mother Nature.
It's hard to envision a high concentration of true "million dollar homes" in the South County given today's housing market.
Tickets to the annual Manteca Garden Tour are available at nine businesses in Manteca, Ripon and Modesto.
When you sit back to relax in the tub, or take time to preen in front of the bathroom vanity, do you often feel that the setting just isn't giving you the comforting and spa-like experience you wish you could feel at home?
Maybe the economy really is getting better, but if you're still planning to forego a pricey vacation this summer, you're likely not alone. Rather than dropping a lot of cash on travel, many Americans are choosing to spend their hard-earned money where they'll enjoy it more for longer - in their own backyards.
First impressions are important and the same holds true when you are showcasing your home for a potential sale. While larger home improvement projects are often necessary to catch the eye of someone in the market for a new home, they require a great deal of time and money. Sometimes simple cleaning and organization is all that is needed for your home to become more appealing to potential buyers.
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The dollar just isn't buying what it used to.
Some 40 Realtors from the three RE/MAX sales offices in Manteca, Ripon and Modesto took part in a Wednesday morning brunch and awards ceremony at the Spring Creek Country Club.
Bored with your bath? While remodeling high-profile items, such as flooring, a vanity and the tub/shower, will make a big visual update ... these projects also come with a hefty budget. And, if you're like most homeowners, you may not have the time, knowledge or budget for a major overhaul.
In Asian culture, 2011 is the Year of the Rabbit. You wouldn't know it given current events, but traditionally, years hallmarked by the animal are quiet and serene.
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Americans are renovating again, and instead of letting resale value alone drive their renovation choices, in 2014 homeowners are weighing many more factors. They are seeking renovations that are beautiful, luxurious and eco-friendly, and that both enhance resale value and their ability to age in place should they choose not to sell down the road.
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Our world calls us to live on the edge, to go the distance, grab it all. But God's Word says, leave space, have left-overs, share. Our culture urges us to not only consume all we have, but to wander into fields we might have in the future and take more from there. But Scripture teaches us to use less than we have so we can participate with God in caring for others. I think this applies not only to food but to all of life...Read More


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The final results are in. Our supporters have spoken, and we've earned a spot on the 2014 Top Rated List! Forest Animal Rescue by Peace River Refuge & Ranch is listed as a final winner on the Greatnonprofits.org leaderboard! The more reviews we have, the more we will be promoted on #GivingTuesday, December 2, 2014. To add …
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(Written by Co-Founder, Lisa Stoner) My husband, Kurt and I founded the sanctuary in 1998, almost 16 years ago, and this has been one of the most common questions. Kurt and I had been friends for 10 years before we became romantically involved, were married, and moved to south Florida in 1993. We each had …View full post
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SHERMAN, TX -- Family and friends of former Sherman High School basketball star, Qualin Hayden, took to the court Saturday.
A dozen basketball teams played in a friendly tournament in Sherman. The event was organized by Hayden's friends, with all of the proceeds going to Hayden's unborn child.
Hayden was one of two men shot and killed at a Hugo apartment complex earlier this month.
"His daughter deserves the best coming into the world. And not meeting her dad, he would want something like this for her," friend and organizer Jarred Bowman said.
"I'm really just thankful that you know he was blessed with such good friends that will put together this event, and so that all these people came to show their support. It really means a lot," Jasmin Wrenn, the mother of Hayden's unborn child, said.
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Chode (or more commonly as I've seen it, "choad") is a noun, not an adjective.
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You want the point where we lost the game (or lost the chance to the definitely win the game), it's right here. Up 1, yes there are three guys around him but Spike is right next to him, you at least try to make that pass, and in all likelihood it's either a completed pass and Spike is going to the line, or it's deflected out of bounds.
I assume Donnal just sort of froze in the moment, saying to himself "Just don't turn it over, just don't turn it over..." Which of course is right, but the next evolution as a successful college basketball player is "don't turn it over and get it to a good FT shooter, don't turn it over and get it to a good FT shooter..."
|5 days 3 hours ago
|I mean
I mean, I guess it's not a separate thread, but
|5 days 3 hours ago
|Can someone explain to me
why pumpkin ales are becoming ubiquitous?? It seems inexplicable that every brewery thinks this is a necessary part of their lineups these days.
I can only assume this is further penetration of the Pumpkin Spice Latte-ification of America.
|1 week 21 hours ago
|I'm confused
Why would you feel much better about the next games if we're playing teams that are no longer ranked and the games become must win?
SMU and Syracuse are however good they are, the ranking has no impact on the actual team you play on the floor so the game is no easier or harder now that they've lost. So wouldn't we all want them to win as many games as possible other than the game against us?
|1 week 21 hours ago
|Only one other player is in the 40/20 club
Or you could say Ronde Barber is the only one with 40 INTs and 25 Sacks, and Woodson is now 5 sacks away from that.
|1 week 1 day ago
|Odds don't necessarily equate to likelihood
These odds don't necessarily mean that these are the most likely things to happen. Stoops and Gundy are the equivalent of a "public" team. People who don't know shit about the specifics of the coaching search will put money on those guys because they know the name, and the more money on them, the lower the odds from the casino so the casino doesn't take a bath if it does hit.
Point being, just because Stoops has the lowest odds, doesn't mean anyone anywhere actually thinks that's the most likely thing to happen.
|1 week 3 days ago
He worked a very long time for ESPN which is where he "made" his name, and probably only moved within the last couple years.
Not saying someone should be disliked because they work for ESPN, but it's also the launching point for the shouting-contrarian-views-as-loud-as-possible "journalism" so the stigma isn't undeserved
|1 week 5 days ago
I think it was actually Curly Bill who says that
|2 weeks 5 days ago
|That's an oversimplication
What a team needs to be championship caliber are really GOOD players at skill positions. And really good players have speed. But they also have strength. And agility. And smarts. And knowledge of the position (vision for RBs, routes for WRs, reads for QBs).
The point that you're making is really that MICH needs BETTER skill players generally to be a championship team. And I'd agree with that. But that's not just about speed, it's about a variety of deficiencies that 99% of players have, and it's the reason why MICH is not a championship caliber team.
|2 weeks 5 days ago
David Underwood? Or are you really referring to David Overstreet, who I did not see play but I can guess was probably pretty fast.
|2 weeks 5 days ago
|This is all a bogus premise
It's not like MICH is turning down the fast guys who go to OSU/Oregon/LSU/etc.
Ezekiel Elliot was a top 100 4-star, you don't just elect to take a recruit like that, he has to choose you. On the flip-side, MICH is not going to decline Derrick Green's commitment because he doesn't run 4.4. MICH gets the best players they can, they have plenty of very talented players, both big and fast (enough).
This isn't about finding faster guys or bigger guys. None of that matters if your coaches can't teach them how to play football.
|2 weeks 5 days ago
|Or like
De'veon Smith and Drake Johnson?
|2 weeks 6 days ago
|Maybe because
there is zero evidence here. An anonymous post on a gambling website lists a bunch of games that a UAB player has bet on.
That's it, that's the end of the inquiry at this point.
JW is an immature guy at the least, and a rapist at the worst, and I don't think much of him, but come on. A single football player, even QB, doesn't have enough control over a football game to be confident that he could botch a half of football and just expect to come back from down by 21 on the road to a ranked team.
There's a whole hell of a lot of risk that you don't come back in that game. He's going to get way more mileage than $5500 by being a two-time national championship QB.
|3 weeks 2 days ago
change the meaning of a term and assume it's not an insult just because you ignore the source material
-Dan Snyder
|3 weeks 4 days ago
|I hate to raise this
I really do, I don't want to get down on anyone and I hope DJ is the answer, but....
Can we see JUST a bit more than a single second half performance against a team that is over 100th in defensive FEI after the game is already in hand? I really don't think the performance is all that meaningful other than proving that he is in fact fast (which is good, but ony one part of what makes a good RB).
|3 weeks 5 days ago
|Eff this
This is literally a cut and paste from the official mgoblue.com website. For example, see the use of parentheses around "N.H." for Duncan Robinson, but the use of brackets around "N.H." for Aubrey Dawkins
Please ban this self-promoting bullshit.
|3 weeks 6 days ago
|AD search targets
I'm not sure this is the point of the post, but I think there's at least something to be said for recognizing that, while the coaching search might wind up overly ambitious in terms of the targets because the football program is not as high caliber as fans would like to believe, the job overseeing the Athletic Department as a whole is in the top tier of 5 or so schools in the country. A football coach may not consider moving from Arkansas to Michigan a step up, but an athletic director certainly would.
Not that there aren't a ton of other reasons why someone wouldn't come (pressure, fundraising obligations, family situation, job security), but it's sort of like being the GM of the Yankees. It's not for everyone but you can't deny that it's pretty close to the zenith of the field.
|3 weeks 6 days ago
|The AD
While I'm not sure I agree with the assessment anyway, the Athletic Director is the buffer, with far more interaction with the football coach than the school president.
I would presume that a president who is not all that interested in/informed about major college athletics, but recognizes their importance at a large university, will hire an AD he thinks appropriate, and then largely trust that person to run that side of the university.
|4 weeks 4 days ago
|His family
His family members. Well, half of them.
|6 weeks 2 days ago
|What are you talking about?
Gives PSU 2 or 3 plays to score? It was 4th down, they would've just punted it.
|6 weeks 5 days ago
|Return reputation
I'm not really sure how or where it got started, but he's generated this "dangerous return man" reputation without actually providing a ton of big returns (I think the proprietor of this website has contributed to it). It's kind of like how Dantonio for a while was viewed as this strong disciplinarian despite evidence to the contrary, just because people kept saying it over and over again.
I think Norfleet would be more dangerous and more effective as a fully-used slot receiver/jet sweep guy than a returner, where's he's just fine but at a certain point, if you're always THISCLOSE to busting one but never actually do it, that might just be who you really are as a returner.
|6 weeks 6 days ago
The internet does not have it for Directv subscribers
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|No if you think about it, it does not make sense
They ran off 39 of the 40 second play-clock from the game clock. They then took a penalty. They then ran 24 out of 25 seconds on the play-clock off of the game clock.
If they continued to take illegal motion penalties with one second left, they could end the game without ever snapping it under your interpretation of the rule.
So.... NO the call on the field was not correct.
But then again, the refs also think you have to put a football between two of your hands, then summarize Proust, complete the Kessel run (in less than 12 parsecs), and explain why doth Hamlet delay, before a catch is deemed complete.
|8 weeks 5 days ago
|Yeah, I haven't seen anything
Yeah, I haven't seen anything confirming that either. Weird. Maybe someone should have checked him out on that immediately after he had trouble standing after taking a helmet shot to the chin....
|8 weeks 5 days ago
Well, he DOES have a history of making light of player concussions, so should fit right in.
|8 weeks 5 days ago
|Concussion vs ankle
Let's assume he doesn't have a concussion. It's somehow ok for the coach to send a guy who hasn't been able to stand on his sprained ankle for three series back out again and again? '
Is the requisite for serious criticism that the player has to be having life-long health threats to his brain? or is it maybe, just maybe, ok to think that a coach is still vile for not pulling a player playing on a severe ankle injury?
|8 weeks 5 days ago
|No no no no
Fuck that. This is not armchair, "he should run more bubble screens" or "he should change the O-line coach" or "I heard that he knew that Gibbons was gonna get booted from school and glossed over it."
This is black and white, indisputable fact that he left a very injured, beaten quarterback in a blowout. It doesn't matter what his reputation is, it doesn't matter how players love him. He had a very likely concussed, and at least obviously injured QB (who had been obviously injured for three series). And he left him in the game.
Now if he says he didn't know he was hurt and waiting for Morris to ask out, that may be his honest "manball" view of the game and at least it's not malevolent, but it's flat wrong, just like some guy from Alabama thinks it's ok to say the n-word because all the folks back home do.
And if he did know and left him in the game, then he literally ought to be fired tomorrow.
|8 weeks 6 days ago
Uh, you should catch the 20 years prior to that.
|8 weeks 6 days ago
Does Mignery have a radio show or a platform or something? He's been referenced before, and I find it so odd that a random QB-turned-blocking-TE is somehow a significant voice for former players.


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The first robbery took place last Wednesday about 7:50 p.m., when two masked men entered an apartment and began assaulting an occupant, police said.
"They both had masks on, so our description is pretty limited," Linehan said of the robbers. "We are still trying to determine why this house was targeted."
According to police, at least one witness said they saw two masked men on Front Street following the reported home invasion.
The second robbery occurred about 3:20 p.m. on Saturday.
Police believe the second invasion was not random, but that the house was targeted.
"We are looking at the possibility that they are related," Linehan said of the two home invasions.
Fletcher Street is a densely populated area downtown, Linehan said. He stressed that no children were inside either residences during the home invasions, which took place during daylight.
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More than 60 million people from 68 countries have seen Lord of the Dance, the highest-grossing Irish dance show in the world created in 1996 by Michael Flatley.
The show is coming to the Milwaukee Theatre on Friday, March 1 at 7:30 p.m.
Lord of the Dance is a love story of good versus evil based on mythical Irish folklore with more than 40 dancers handpicked by Flatley.
Twenty-year-old Zachary Klingenberg is the lead dancer with the challenging task of filling Flatley's shows. Originally from Columbus, Ohio, Klingenberg spent 15 years training and has won the Midwest Regional Championship, placed second in the North American Championship and placed eighth at the World Championship.
He graduated from Bexley High School in Columbus in 2010, and has been dancing with Lord of the Dance since.
OnMilwaukee.com recently chatted with Klingenberg over the phone about the challenges and joys of professional Irish dancing and life on the road.
OnMilwaukee.com: How long have you been Irish dancing?
Zachary Klingenberg: For 15 years. My family saw a production on St. Parick's Day (many years ago) and they enrolled my older brother in dance classes. Then my younger brother and I started taking classes, too. I was about 5 at the time. They both danced until they were freshman in high school, but I kept going.
OMC: How did you get the job with Lord of The Dance?
ZK: It was similar to applying to college. I mailed in a video and an application. Mr. Flatley reviews all of the applications and videos and a tour manager contacted me and asked me to join the show a week after I graduated from high school.
OMC: How long did it take you to learn the routine?
ZK: It took about a month of very rigorous training. Then, my first tour – which was three years ago – was in Taiwan.
OMC: Have you met Mr. Flatley?
ZK: Yes, I've met him in person. He did some of the training and he gives us a lot of advice. He really pushes you to be your absolute best.
OMC: What is your favorite part of the show?
ZK: As cliche as it sounds, I really like the end of the show. The last two numbers in particular. We really get to let loose with the audience and have fun and appreciate the show that just happened.
OMC: How many shows a week do you perform?
ZK: When I'm on tour, we do about 6-8 shows a week.
OMC: Wow. Has it gotten easier or more exhausting over time to do so many shows?
ZK: Both. My fitness level has gotten better but there are physical strains from the repetition. But I really enjoy it. It's not your typical lifestyle. I'm having a lot of fun.
OMC: Is it difficult to eat well and stay healthy when you're touring so much?
ZK: We maintain a pretty healthy regiment on the road and usually eat pretty well. But sometimes I'll eat whatever I can get my hands on.
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Bats: Right, Throws: Right
Height: 6' 4", Weight: 200 lb.
Born: July 1, 1992 in Barstow, California, US High School: Barstow HS (Barstow, CA)
Drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 1st round (34th) of the 2010 from Barstow HS (Barstow, CA).
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Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Home cooking has been lacking spice for the Florida Panthers so far this season. Few wins. Sparse crowds. Little excitement. The vagabond team that has made a habit of impressing more the farther it gets from home got a much-needed win 1-0 against Carolina at the BB&T Center on..." November 27
Denver Post "Jarome Iginla entered Saturday's game with zero goals in his previous 12 games for the Avalanche. In six of the games, he had one shot or fewer. So, you could say he was due — or maybe overdue is the better word — for the contest against the Carolina Hurricanes at the loud, nearly sold-out Pepsi..." November 23
Los Angeles Times "Tanner Pearson's season has been a wild adventure. He went from winning the NHL's rookie of the month honor in October to being stapled to the Kings' bench by Coach Darryl Sutter in November when his scoring touch vanished. Sutter could have scratched him from the lineup against Carolina on..." November 21
Canes Country "The Carolina Hurricanes fell behind 2-0 in the first period, but then scored five consecutive goals and held on to beat the Dallas Stars, 6-4 on Tuesday night at the America Airlines Center. Eric Staal had two goals and an assist and was named player of the game by his teammates. The Stars..." November 19
San Jose Mercury News "The most composed player on the ice Sunday night for the Sharks was a goaltender making his NHL debut. Troy Grosenick made his first start a historic one, making 45 saves to lead the Sharks to a 2-0 win against the Carolina Hurricanes at PNC Arena. It is the most saves by a Sharks goalie in..." November 17
Semin will not play today Peters says
Boston Herald "The Boston Bruins aren't ready to let two embarrassing losses fade completely out of their minds with one victory. Seth Griffith and Patrice Bergeron scored first-period goals, Tuukka Rask stopped 33 shots and the Bruins rebounded from the consecutive defeats with a 2-1 win over the Carolina..." November 16
Pro Hockey Talk "The Carolina Hurricanes have been playing better as their general health has improved, but they'll be missing some pieces against the Boston Bruins this afternoon. Alexander Semin and Jay Harrison can't play against Boston, according to Michael Smith of the team website. Semin, 30, is dealing..." November 15
Coach Peters said Ward will start tomorrow against Boston and Khudobin will get his first home start against San Jose on Sunday.
Winnipeg Sun "It's easy to see that Michael Hutchinson is enjoying the opportunity to rewrite his Hollywood ending. Since being pulled early in the second period of his first start of the season against the defending champion Los Angeles Kings after giving up three goals on 13 shots, Hutchinson has been..." November 14
Raleigh News & Observer "Carolina Hurricanes coach Bill Peters said Monday his team still was searching for an identity. The Canes may be close to forging one. In beating the Calgary Flames 4-1 Monday night at PNC Arena, the Hurricanes again came from behind, displaying resiliency. They used their speed. They again..." November 11
NHL.com "Ron Francis, Executive Vice President and General Manager of the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes, today announced that the team has recalled defenseman Michal Jordan (MIH-kahl yohr-DAHN) from the Charlotte Checkers of the American Hockey League (AHL). Jordan will be available for..." November 10
Washington Post "All eyes were trained on Alex Ovechkin, as they often are. Away from the spotlight, Nicklas Backstrom quietly waited, like he often does. Thirty seconds remained in overtime Saturday night at Verizon Center, enough time for the Washington Capitals to salvage another busted second-period lead. As..." November 09
Raleigh News & Observer "Elias Lindholm nearly won it with seconds left in regulation. In overtime, he was the finisher. Lindholm's power-play goal with 37.8 seconds remaining in the extra period Friday lifted the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-2 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets at PNC Arena, pushing the Canes'..." November 08
Raleigh News & Observer "Jiri Tlusty should play Friday against the Columbus Blue Jackets in what the Canes expect to be another tough, bruising game. Tlusty, who took a hit to the head from Columbus' Jack Johnson in Tuesday's game in Columbus, went through the morning skate at PNC Arena. The winger then had some..." November 07
Canes Country "Don't look now but the Carolina Hurricanes are out of last place. The Canes won their first road game of the season and third game in a row as they defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets, 4-2 on Tuesday night. Both teams have eight points now, but Carolina has a game in hand on the..." November 05
Peters decision made: Semin is back in lineup after 2 games as healthy scratch.
Raleigh News & Observer "The Carolina Hurricanes had little time to celebrate their first victory of the season. Less than 24 hours, actually. The Los Angeles Kings, the defending Stanley Cup champions, were at PNC Arena on Sunday – edgy, looking to end a skid of their own, and with forwards Anze Kopitar and Marian..." November 03
Raleigh News & Observer "There was a sense of both celebration and relief. There were smiles in the locker room afterward, for once, and the joy that comes with hard-earned victories. The Carolina Hurricanes are winless no longer. The Canes finally picked up their first victory of the season, and gave Bill Peters his..." November 02
Coach Peters said he does not expect Alexander Semin to be in the #Canes lineup Saturday with a couple healthy bodies returning.
Vancouver Sun "And you thought there was no such a thing as a Category 0 hurricane. The Vancouver Canucks faced one Tuesday night and, not surprisingly, emerged unscathed. The Canucks did what everyone has been doing in the early days of this new National Hockey League season. They beat the Carolina..." October 29
Eric Staal said he'll be in the #Canes lineup Tuesday vs. Vancouver.
Edmonton Journal "History has a way of repeating itself. Leon Draisaitl scored his first NHL goal in his eighth game with the Edmonton Oilers on Friday, just as fellow first-rounder Taylor Hall did on Oct. 28, 2010. The 18-year-old centre scored with a sweeping backhand off a rebound for the winning goal on..." October 25
Pro Hockey Talk "Not much has gone right for Carolina this year, but the 'Canes might've suffered their lowest moment on Thursday in a 5-0 drubbing at the hands of the Flames. The winless 'Canes suffered their worst defeat of the season while recording their fewest shots on goal (16), prompting rookie head..." October 24
Calgary Herald "It appears Joe Colborne may be a man worth listening to. After Thursday morning's skate, he said: "Trust me — he's going to pot one here. Then the floodgates will open. When he gets going, when he gets feeling it, he doesn't miss too many." And? Sean Monahan scores twice — his first two..." October 24
Raleigh News & Observer "The Canes on Wednesday recalled forward Brody Sutter from the Charlotte Checkers of the American Hockey League. The team also announced center Eric Staal has been placed on injured reserve, retroactive to Oct. 11. " October 23
Winnipeg Sun "It's amazing what a greasy goal can do to the collective psyche of a hockey club that has been under siege and having trouble denting the twine. After getting blown out to the tune of 13-2 during the past four games and blanked twice, the Winnipeg Jets got a lunch-bucket goal from their captain..." October 22
CBSSports.com "The Carolina Hurricanes will get a much needed charge into the lineup as they seek their first win of the year Tuesday against the Winnipeg Jets. Forward Jeff Skinner will make his season debut and defenseman Andrej Sekera will get back into the lineup after each sat out with injuries. Skinner..." October 21
Coach Peters said after #Canes practice today that Eric Staal skated alone this morning, could return during the road trip vs. Vancouver.
Pro Hockey Talk "The Carolina Hurricanes finally caught a break in the health department on Friday, as forward Jeff Skinner was activated off IR and should be available for Tuesday's game in Winnipeg. To clear room for Skinner, the 'Canes sent forwards Brody Sutter and Patrick Brown to AHL Charlotte." October 17
Nathan Gerbe has a lower-body injury and will not return.
CBSSports.com "The Carolina Hurricanes have a real problem right now. Most of their top players are injured and will continue to be out for Thursday night's game against the New York Rangers. Eric Staal, Andrej Sekera, Patrick Dwyer and Jeff Skinner all will miss the game. That's on top of Jordan Staal who has..." October 16
NHL.com "Ron Francis, Executive Vice President and General Manager of the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes, today announced that the team has recalled center Brody Sutter from the Charlotte Checkers of the American Hockey League (AHL). It was also announced today that forward Patrick Dwyer has..." October 15
Die By The Blade "It took four games and a contest against another injury-riddled bottom-dweller, but the Buffalo Sabres finally have their first win of the season, beating the Carolina Hurricanes 4-3 in the shootout. The Sabres played their best game of the season, and while they still gave up a ton of shot..." October 15
Toronto Sun "Eric Staal is apparently willing to waive his no-trade arrangement for a deal that would land him with the Maple Leafs. The question is: Have the Carolina Hurricanes reached the point in which they are willing to trade their best and highest-paid player as part of both a salary dump and the..." October 15
Skinner is close Peters says. Will skate with team Tuesday but not play. Could be ready for Thursday
Staal will not play against Sabres, Peters says.
Dwyer also out Tuesday.
Pro Hockey Talk "The Carolina Hurricanes announced that forward Zach Boychuk has been called up. Boychuk was taken with the 14th overall pick in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. He's excelled in the minors, scoring 36 goals and 74 points in 69 AHL contests last season, but he has had difficulty securing a roster spot..." October 12
New York Post "The cheers were loud and hearty and often. And on this historic night, they were deserved. The Islanders gave the fans at the Coliseum a reason to celebrate in the final home opener at this old hockey barn on Saturday night, with their much-hyped team delivering a fast and physical brand of..." October 12
Islanders Point Blank "It was a night of impressive Game 1s, led by center Brock Nelson (two goals, two assists). John Tavares had three assists and newcomer Johnny Boychuk a goal and two assists. The Islanders led 2-0 after the first period and 3-0 after the second, all on power-play goals. Goalie Jaroslav Halak..." October 11
Raleigh News & Observer "Cam Ward has long been known as "Wardo" with the Hurricanes. That's his moniker. And Anton Khudobin? "Maybe it's because I'm Russian," he said, smiling, "but I'm always being called 'Dobi' or 'Dubi,' or sometimes 'Dobs.' Sometimes just 'Anton.' There are so many ways. I'm OK with..." October 09
USA Today "Unemployed NHL tough guy Krys Barch fondly recalls a few seasons ago when he was considered essential to the Dallas Stars, especially against a fighting team like the Boston Bruins. "We had Sean Avery and we had a bunch of line brawls," he said. "I've probably fought Shawn Thornton 10 or 12..." October 09
Raleigh News & Observer "As the Carolina Hurricanes stretched on the PNC Arena ice after Tuesday's practice, coach Bill Peters circled the group, tapping each player with his stick. "Good job, Staalsy," Peters said. "Good job, Gleas. Good job, Lindy." So it went after the Canes put in their first practice without..." October 08
Sports-Kings "Every year, there's a crop of new faces that make their mark on the NHL landscape. In the upcoming season, these 10 players should breakout and put their name on the hockey map. Honorable mentions: LW Sam Bennett, Calgary Flames; C Aleksander Barkov, Florida Panthers; D Jamie Oleksiak, Dallas..." October 08
Canes announce Jeff Skinner has a concussion. Tough preseason in Carolina.
Raleigh News & Observer "The Canes reduced their roster to 24 players Saturday, assigning forward Patrick Brown to the Charlotte Checkers (AHL), and Canes coach Bill Peters said the team may go into the regular season with a full 23-man roster. Brown, who played collegiately at Boston College and was the BC captain,..." October 05
Pro Hockey Talk "The Carolina Hurricanes announced Saturday the club has added forward Chad LaRose to its' training camp roster on a professional tryout. LaRose, who sat out the entire 2013-14 season, signed a contract with the Hurricanes' American Hockey League affiliate, the Charlotte Checkers, this..." September 27
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EC Number: 18.104.22.168 (A member of the Ligases, Forming phosphoric-ester bonds, Ligases that form phosphoric-ester bonds (only sub-subclass identified to date))
Enzyme Name: DNA ligase (ATP)
Biological Species: Bacteriophage t7 (Virus)
Catalytic Chain UniprotKB Accession Codes:
Representative PDB Code: 1a0i - ATP-DEPENDENT DNA LIGASE FROM BACTERIOPHAGE T7 COMPLEX WITHATP (Resolution = 2.60 Å).
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Overall Comment: Asp192 and Glu194 in Chlorella Virus DNA ligase homologous to Glu242 and Glu244 in this enzyme have been implicated in the ligase adenylation step. However their function has yet to fully understood [5]. The Mg(II) cofactor is not present in the crystal structure.
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Bolles Updates 'Job-Hunter's Bible' Yearly
Once a traveling campus minister, Richard Nelson Bolles has spent the past two decades tending a larger flock - the world's unemployed. From his Walnut Creek, Calif., home, the 67-year-old author churns out annual editions of his famous job-hunting book "What Color is Your Parachute?" Called "the job-hunter's bible" by many reviewers, "Parachute" is a unique labor of love. Appropriately, its author is an Episcopalian priest turned job counselor.
"If you see yourself as I do, put on earth to help people, then I find the book is being helpful," Bolles said in a phone interview from his home. "But I can always find ways to make it more helpful; obviously, it's become an obsession to make it more helpful."
Thus the annual updates since 1976. Marketed mainly through word of mouth, "Parachute" has been on the New York Times' paperback best-seller list for 288 weeks and has sold 5.2 million copies in seven languages. But in the beginning, it had a humble birth.
Fired for budgetary reasons from his pastoral duties at Grace Episcopal Cathedral in San Francisco, Bolles endured six months of unemployment before taking a job working with college ministers in nine Western states. Because college ministries usually feel the budget ax first, they often asked Bolles how to go about finding new jobs. It was the beginning of his obsession.
While traveling 68,000 miles on business, Bolles "snooped around" the job-hunting business, picking up advice wherever he could.
"I'd read every book on job hunting there was, and there were only 10," Bolles recalled. "I was hoping to find some book that's really good. I had no intention of writing."
All the books said the same thing: Send off resumes by the bushel, take the resulting interviews and eventually a job will come along, Bolles said.
"I got a B minus in logic at Harvard," Bolles said, "but the gap in logic there was the size of the Grand Canyon."
Bolles said he "reluctantly realized" he would have to write what he envisioned to be a 32-page jobhunting pamphlet for ministers. Instead, it turned out to be a 162-page book. The first edition was selfpublished in 1970 - Bolles printed 100 at a time and staggered to the post office to mail dozens of orders. He soon had a following on campuses and even at the Pentagon. By 1972, a Berkeley publisher was interested and Bolles revised the text for a wider audience.
The distinctive name came from a discussion among ministers about "bailing out" of their profession. "It just came to me," Bolles said. "It was nonsense." In the early days, Bolles would find his work misfiled in bookstores in the sports section by employees who thought it was about skydiving.
Those days are long gone. Although the 1995 edition is on bookshelves, the thesis has not changed: Always have alternative ways of seeking work, Bolles advises, even alternatives to "Parachute." And don't cut corners.
"The thesis hasn't changed over 20 years because job hunting is still the same," Bolles said. "It's two people meeting to fill their respective needs."
xxxx Bolles' top 10 job-hunting tips Here are Richard Nelson Bolles' secrets of job hunting success, from the 1994 edition of his best-seller "What Color is Your Parachute?" (Ten Speed Press): 1. Be prepared for a long job hunt - on average, it takes eight to 23 weeks. Too many people set an artificial deadline, then give up when it's not met. 2. Spend at least 20 hours per week on your job hunt. There is a direct correlation between time spent looking for a job and finally finding one. 3. Visit the places you would like to work. Go "face to face" with employers - those who have the power to hire you. Avoid personnel departments. 4. Go after small companies. Since 1970, two out of every three new jobs have been created by firms with 100 or fewer employees. They are generally easier to approach, and most of them are growing, not shrinking. 5. Plan to see at least two employers a day, one in the morning, one in the afternoon, every weekday for as many months as your job hunt lasts. 6. Tell everyone you know you are job hunting. And be specific about what you are looking for. 7. Have plan B. Don't expect to find the same kind of work you did before. Take off the job label and think of yourself in terms of the skills you possess. 8. Settle on more than one target. Decide on at least five organizations or companies where you'd like to work. 9. Don't be afraid to share your feelings and to seek advice. Get help from your spouse, relatives and friends, job-hunting groups. 10. Use as many job-hunting methods as you can, including those listed above and others such as using your school's job-placement service, talking to former professors, and using a union hiring hall.


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I like to combine fruits with vegetables with homemade croutons to create "pizzazzy" (my new favorite word) side dishes. This one is as pretty as it is delicious! —Kathleen Gill, Pahrump, Nevada
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1 loaf whole wheat boule
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4 cups torn mixed salad greens
2 medium zucchini, cubed
2 medium yellow zucchini, cubed
2 cups cubed peeled ripe papaya
2 cups grape tomatoes
8 thin slices sweet onion, quartered
In a large bowl, toss bread cubes with 2/3 cup vinaigrette. Transfer
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