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|Butterflies a thing of the past for Tyler Seguin
|10.21.10 at 12:22 pm ET
Tyler Seguin knows that he's a rookie. He knows that on any given night, chances are he's the youngest guy on the ice. As such, he's not going to act like he owns the place when it comes to adjusting to the NHL. Case in point: he answered one question on Thursday morning about the team's recent play by saying, "I haven't been around the league long enough" to comment on how good the B's or other teams are. He's a high-profile player, but he doesn't want to take any liberties.
Unlike your average rookie, Seguin doesn't get flustered or nervous when the attention's on him. Thursday night he'll get his first taste of the regular season in Boston. He's got four games under his belt, but the preseason and his imagination are the only things that could prepare him for playing to a packed Garden.
Is he nervous? Predictably with Seguin, he isn't. He's been able to take everything the NHL has thrown at him in stride, and as he knocks off the firsts — game, goal, assist, etc. — he just keeps looking ahead.
"I think the main ones are kind of out of the way now," Seguin said. "Now I'm just staying focused on improving the little things I need to improve on."
Seguin admitted that he was nervous prior to his first preseason game against the Canadiens given that it was his first time going up against NHL competition. He had two words to sum up whether the butterflies have lingered and if he still gets nervous: "Not anymore."
"Everybody is different when it comes to that, and I've seen a lot of players that have butterflies before games that are very good players and that's the way they prepare the best," Claude Julien said. "Other guys are just not nervous by nature, and hopefully it works to his advantage. [Seguin] has been through a lot, I think, with the draft, and then where he was ranked and all the attention he got, so at the end of the day, this is just another thing going through his program."
The second overall pick in June's draft, Seguin has two points — a goal and an assist — and a minus-one rating through four games.
Seguin had a comment last week about not "over-respecting" the competition when a reporter asked him about facing a legend in Martin Brodeur. Maybe it's because Alexander Ovechkin was a top pick and is a scoring machine like him that Seguin had no problem saying the Russian is in a class he'd one day like to join.
"I mean Ovechkin's Ovechkin, right? He's a pretty phenomenal player," Seguin said. "You want to be the best, and he's definitely up there, so [having an impact like him] is definitely something you'd want to do in the future."
|Video: Julien discusses Bruins home opener vs. Capitals
|10.21.10 at 12:06 pm ET
Here's the video of Bruins coach Claude Julien talking with the media in anticipation of Thursday's home opener against the Capitals.
|Tuukka Rask first off the ice for Bruins, will start Thursday
|10.21.10 at 11:29 am ET
The Bruins held their morning skate at TD Garden as they prepare for their home opener Thursday night against the Capitals. Tuukka Rask was first off the ice, and confirmed in the locker room afterwards that he will be in net. The lines were the same as they've been, so here's what to expect:
Milan Lucic – David Krejci – Nathan Horton
Jordan Caron – Patrice Bergeron – Blake Wheeler
Mark Recchi – Tyler Seguin – Michael Ryder
Brad Marchand – Gregory Campbell – Shawn Thornton
Mark Stuart – Dennis Seidenberg
Matt Hunwick – Andrew Ference
Tuukka Rask
It seems Claude Julien wanted to conceal the starting goalie's identity, telling a reporter that "you'll see at 7 o'clock." If only Rask hadn't let the cat out of the bag earlier.
"It's fun," Rask said after the skate. "It's been a while since [my] last start, so it should be great."
|Aerosmith's Steven Tyler to sing National Anthem at Bruins opener vs. Capitals
|10.20.10 at 6:04 pm ET
Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler will sing the National Anthem prior to the Bruins' home opener Thursday against the Washington Capitals, the team announced Wednesday. Tyler is in Boston promoting the Bruins foundation, which is beginning a season-long raffle to win a customized Bruins motorcycle.
The Bruins are 3-1 on the season thus far with six points after beginning the season with games in Prague, New Jersey, and Washington, D.C.
Let us celebrate this news with what is far from Aerosmith's best song, but is most definitely one of their cooler videos.
|Unfamiliar with Boston's hometown draws, Nathan Horton and Gregory Campbell look forward to Thursday
|10.20.10 at 4:08 pm ET
WILMINGTON — What you're about to read is pretty sad stuff. It's another entry in the series of the Bruins' rescue mission of saving a couple of Florida Panthers from a smaller fan base and a team that failed to make the playoffs during their tenures. Without further ado:
Nathan Horton and Gregory Campbell both played their entire careers in Florida prior to being acquired by the Bruins in June in the Dennis Wideman deal. It was as members of the Panthers that the two forwards learned the NHL game and established themselves in the league.
Though they saw a lot of things on the ice in Florida, looking above it and into the stands didn't allow them to see much. In four of Horton's six seasons in Florida, the Panthers finished 22nd or worse in attendance. As the Bruins prepare for their home opener on Thursday against the Capitals, it's only natural that the Garden will be packed with die-hards donning their black and gold. After all, it goes without saying that the fans show up to see the home team, right?
Maybe not. Asked what types of games led to higher attendance in Florida, Horton noted that on games in which the opponent was a more popular team from the northeast, larger groups of that club's fans would show up to root against the home team.
"[The attendance] went up when we played Canadian teams just because there were a lot of people from Quebec down there, but they were not cheering for the Panthers," Horton said.
That's brutal.
"It was," Horton said. "Some nights you'd get no one. Some nights you'd get a lot of people when you were playing a good team like a Canadian team. It was just the way it worked, I guess."
During the stretches in which attendance was low, the players took solace in using the crowds of other teams if they wanted to get a better sense of a fan base. If you think the low turnout for the Panthers tells the story of just how bad the situation was in Florida, an honest quote from Campbell just may push things over the edge.
"I actually always enjoyed playing on the road with Florida just because we could get that atmosphere," Campbell said. "Not to say it wasn't good to play at home, but [Horton] is right when he says that the bigger draws that we got were from the northeast teams and the Canadian teams. To play in front of a sold-out crowd and a crowd that's really behind you is going to be pretty special."
There are bad hockey towns, and there's depressing. Neither player will say a negative word about the Panthers or their fans, a respectable move for something that undoubtedly must have been frustrating at times. But that's in the past. The two players will now be playing for a home team that fans line up to see, and they're glad the opportunity has finally come.
"It's definitely nice [to be the team the fans are coming to see]," Horton said. "The crowd was so loud, even in preseason. They get so excited and it makes you want to win. It makes you push harder."
|Bruins feel power play needs work, not worrying
|10.20.10 at 3:30 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Statistically, the Bruins power play has been quite wretched. In 15 opportunities the team has scored just one goal on the man advantage, a third period tally from Nathan Horton in the season-opener.
"It's probably the only thing right now that we feel that we've really got to get better at," head coach Claude Julien said on Wednesday. "You put most of your best players on the ice and you expect them to do a little better than we've done. We've just got to keep working on that.
"I think shooting a little bit more is one thing, especially from the back end. We've still got to outwork the other team's penalty kill, and I don't see that happening all the time. Moving the puck wicker and more confidently will certainly help, but the only way you can get better at it when you don't get results is to get back and work at it during practice."
The team did just that on Wednesday, swapping out their color-coded jerseys which signify lines for just black, white, and grey for the power play units and penalty killers. Theunits in the practice consisted of Dennis Seidenberg, Mark Recchi, Milan Lucic, David Krejci, and Nathan Horton on one, with Johnny Boychuk, Patrice Bergeron, Michael Ryder, Tyler Seguin, and Blake Wheeler making up the other.
Sure, it's only four games into the season, but for a guy who is tied for the team lead in goals and has the lone power play tally, does frustration begin to set in?
"Not when you're winning," Horton said. "We've gotten a lot of power plays and that gives you a great chance to win the game. Obviously, we need to get better. It's still early, but if we just get pucks to the net and keep it simple, a lot of exciting things are created off that. We've still got a lot of time, and we've got so many good players. Our power play's going to be fine."
|Tuukka Rask doesn't see anything controversial about Bruins' goaltending situation
|10.20.10 at 2:35 pm ET
WILMINGTON — An even-keeled Tuukka Rask sat at his locker following the Bruins' practice on Wednesday with the same positive attitude teammates and reporters have come to expect from the young goaltender. Though Rask hasn't seen game action in 11 days, he knows — just as the red-hot Tim Thomas does — that getting riled up over who's in net each night does nobody good, and each netminder will gladly take their turn as it comes.
Yet when one guy gets three turns in a row through four, that's the big story. Tim or Tuukka? It's grabbed headlines for over a season now, and Rask wants it known that neither he nor Thomas sees what the big deal is.
"You guys do your jobs, you write [the stories]," Rask told WEEI.com on Wednesday. "We know where we stand. We know what the deal is. Obviously you guys try to create stories and people read you and stuff, but when you talk about goalie controversy, obviously we don't feel that way. It kind of sucks, but there's nothing we can do about it."
Rask allowed four goals on 36 shots against the Coyotes in the season-opener in Prague, a game that was a classic example as to why stats don't tell the whole story. The Finnish netminder was solid if not better in the game, responsible for really one of Phoenix' goals in a game in which the rest of the team admittedly went on an unforced turnover-spree.
For Rask, just as there's no use in wondering about playing time, there is no use in making excuses. Given how poorly the likes of Dennis Seidenberg, Zdeno Chara, Matt Hunwick and Daniel Paille (who still has yet to dress following the first game), among others, Rask would have every reason to note his own positive play. Like many in the B's locker room, he takes the "win as a team, lose as a team" mentality.
"It was just one game out of 82. That's just one of those games where as a team we didn't play our best," Rask said. "Those games happen. I happened to be in the net and we lost. It's not frustrating, it's just something that happens every now and then. We've just got to focus on the next game. It's a good thing that we won the three after that."
Thomas and Claude Julien have both spoken to how having two very capable, if not elite (which recent statistics would surely suggest) goaltenders is the last thing anyone should make a stink over. Julien himself said on Monday that having the two is problematic for opposing teams, not the Bruins. Rask agrees.
"I think it's a great situation. Having two goalies, and hopefully both playing well, it's going to help the team win some hockey games. I think that's the best situation for our hockey club."
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BMP4-dependent expression of Xenopus Grainyhead-like 1 is essential for epidermal differentiation.
ABSTRACT Morphogen-dependent epidermal-specific transacting factors have not been defined in vertebrates. We demonstrate that a member of the grainyhead transcription factor family, Grainyhead-like 1 (XGrhl1) is essential for ectodermal ontogeny in Xenopus laevis. Expression of this factor is restricted to epidermal cells. Moreover, XGrhl1 is regulated by the BMP4 signaling cascade. Disruption of XGrhl1 activity in vivo results in a severe defect in terminal epidermal differentiation, with inhibition of XK81A1 epidermal keratin gene expression, a key target of BMP4 signaling. Furthermore, transcription of the XK81A1 gene is modulated directly by binding of XGRHL1 to a promoter-localized binding motif that is essential for high-level expression. These results establish a novel developmental role for XGrhl1 as a crucial tissue-specific regulator of vertebrate epidermal differentiation.
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ABSTRACT: Epidermal differentiation in the ventral ectoderm of Xenopus embryos is regulated by the bone morphogenetic protein (BMP) pathway. However, it remains unclear how the BMP pathway is activated and induces the epidermal fate in the ventral ectoderm. Here, we identify a novel player in the BMP pathway that is required for epidermal differentiation during Xenopus early embryonic development. We show that Xenopus EIG121L (xEIG121L) protein, an evolutionarily conserved transmembrane protein, is expressed in the ventral ectoderm at the gastrula and neurula stages. Almost complete knockdown of xEIG121L protein with antisense morpholino oligonucleotides in early Xenopus embryos results in severe developmental defects, including the inhibition of epidermal differentiation and the induction of neural genes. Remarkably, our analysis shows that BMP/Smad1 signaling is severely suppressed in the xEIG121L knockdown ectoderm. Moreover, immunoprecipitation and immunostaining experiments suggest that xEIG121L protein physically interacts, and co-localizes, with BMP receptors. Thus, our results identify a novel regulator of the BMP pathway that has a positive role in BMP signaling and plays an essential role in epidermal differentiation during early embryonic development.Journal of Biological Chemistry 02/2011; 286(8):6760-8. · 4.65 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The Grainy head (Grh) family of transcription factors is characterized by a unique DNA-binding domain that binds to a conserved consensus sequence. Nematodes and flies have a single grh gene, whereas mice and humans have evolved three genes encoding Grainy head-like (Grhl) factors. We review the biological function of Grh in different animals and the mechanisms modulating its activity. grh and grhl genes play a remarkably conserved role in epithelial organ development and extracellular barrier repair after tissue damage. Recent studies in flies and vertebrates suggest that Grh factors may be primary determinants of cell adhesion and epithelial tissue formation. Grh proteins can dimerize and act as activators or repressors in different developmental contexts. In flies, tissue-specific, alternative splicing generates different Grh isoforms with different DNA-binding specificities and functions. Grh activity is also modulated by receptor tyrosine kinases: it is phosphorylated by extracellular signal regulated kinase, and this phosphorylation is selectively required for epidermal barrier repair. Two mechanisms have been proposed to explain the repressive function of Grh on target gene transcription. First, Grh can target the Polycomb silencing complex to specific response elements. Second, it can directly compete for DNA binding with transcriptional activators. Understanding the molecular mechanisms of gene regulation by Grh factors is likely to elucidate phylogenetically conserved mechanisms of epithelial cell morphogenesis and regeneration upon tissue damage.Current Topics in Developmental Biology 01/2012; 98:35-63. · 6.91 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Many animals utilize maternal mRNAs to pre-pattern the embryo before the onset of zygotic transcription. In Xenopus laevis, vegetal factors specify the germ line, endoderm and dorsal axis, but there are few studies demonstrating roles for animal-enriched maternal mRNAs. Therefore, we carried out a microarray analysis to identify novel maternal transcripts enriched in 8-cell stage animal blastomeres. We identified 39 mRNAs isolated from 8-cell animal blastomeres that are >4-fold enriched compared to vegetal pole mRNAs. We characterized 14 of these that are of unknown function. We validated the microarray results for 8/14 genes by qRT-PCR and for 14/14 genes by in situ hybridization assays. Because no developmental functions are reported yet, we provide the expression patterns for each of the 14 genes. Each is expressed in the animal hemisphere of unfertilized eggs, 8-cell animal blastomeres, and diffusely in blastula animal cap ectoderm, gastrula ectoderm and neural ectoderm, neural crest (and derivatives) and cranial placodes (and derivatives). They have varying later expression in some mesodermal and endodermal tissues in tail bud through larval stages. Novel animal-enriched maternal mRNAs are preferentially expressed in ectodermal derivatives, particularly neural ectoderm. However, they are later expressed in derivatives of other germ layers. Developmental Dynamics, 2013. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.Developmental Dynamics 10/2013; · 2.59 Impact Factor


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The citizens of Pawnee, Indiana may have to hope that their governing leader won't reveal too many local secrets when Amy Poehler's upcoming memoir is published in 2014. According to The NY Times, HarperCollins' It Books imprint has aquired the rights to the PARK'S AND RECREATION star's debut entry into the publishing world.
In a statement issued by the publisher, the as-yet untitled book was "inspired in part by Poehler's interest in helping young women navigate the adult world," adding that the memoir would be "an illustrated, non-linear diary full of humor and honesty and brimming with true stories, fictional anecdotes and life lessons" and will offer "a unique and engaging experience from one of today's most talented and beloved stars."
The SNL alum will join an increasing number of female comedians who are trying their hand at writing, including Tina Fey's "Bossypants," and a new book by Lena Dunham, creator and star of HBO's "Girls."
The terms of Ms. Poehler's deal were not disclosed at this time.
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At FBC you'll find a casual but engaging worship experience, headlined by Biblical, Christ-centered messages, warm relationships, and great music. Every week, people from all generations worship together as we participate in the corporate worship setting for the glory of our Lord.
The music for our Contemporary venue is built around the foundation of a contemporary rhythm section made up of guitar, keyboards, bass guitar, drums and percussion. Please contact Matt Cox if interested.
This team of vocalists serves in the Worship Center on the weekends and for special events. Please contact Johnita Beyler for more information on vocal participation.
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Come join the Worship Choir! We are looking for new members. Come sit in on a Wednesday night rehearsal (every week in the Woodview Room from 6pm-7pm) You can stay for the Traditional Blend rehearsal in the Worship Center immediatly following the rehearsal! Please contact Elisabeth Etner for more information.
This group of instrumentalist play for our Traditional Blend service as well as special programs throughout the year. From brass and woodwinds, and string to percussion, we are always looking to add to our orchestra. Please contact Elisabeth Etner for more information.
Without volunteers we would never be able to incorporate technology and media for all of our services which enhances the visual/audible message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ that we want to be clear and on full display. We are always needing to add volunteers to this growing ministry. If you would like to be involved in this ministry please contact Matt Cox for more information.


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Bio: Brother Ryan & Co. was formed by Brother Ryan himself and his buddy Kirk Sumner. They hail from the great state of Tennessee, where there is never a shortage of music or whiskey. Their style is a mix of blues, rock & roll, and folk, with a touch of reggae, jazz, and country. Brother Ryan & Co. ar... See Full BioMore Info
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o most of you will already know what the music circle is but for those who dont...A few years back our dear friend John R Brady introduced the concept of the music circle to our community but Unfortunately hectic schedules and long hauls have prevented us from having one in a good minute. Slag house is here to remedy this. This will be the first house show and will determine future happenings so act like an adult. 6 artist will take turns playing acoustic songs in our living room forming a semi circle to the audience. Each artist will tell more about their own histories with music (how they started playing, yada yada yada) their influences and what they are currently up too.Very much like a small turn based showcase. It makes for groovy evening On the roster this round: William Jacob Bailey Amanda Noyes Trent Singer Nathan Patrick Griffin (Of The Mables) Adam Burrows Brother Ryan
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I'm not a Cruise/Kidman or country music fan but I've always liked the sound track to DOT and, when its blu-ray version was on sale, I wanted to see it on my new HDTV. Well, it was terrific to see and Robert Duvall's acting was unforgettable. For me the "extras" were important because the film makers talked about how they couldn't have done this film with today's special effects; it had to be done -- like Top Gun -- by filming the real thing. I like films that are filmed in reality; although I can appreciate some of the Special Effects, particularly animations, once in a while. Glad this was on sale.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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This movie is an incredible journey into the Nascar racing circuit. It follows a young driver, Cole Trickle (Tom Cruise), through various trials and tribbulations until a huge accident takes him off the track and into his doctor's arms. He falls for his doctor (Nicole Kidman) and is then ready to again take on the sport that almost killed him. It all leads up to the Daytona 500 where he and the other 42 drivers duke it out for top dog. Superbly done, great movie. If you havent seen it, watch it. If you dont own it yet, buy it.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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Most likely, you will not. If the case was dismissed, then you will have no problem, if you were convicted (or even given a withhold of adjudication, which for Immigration purposes is the same as a conviction) then it will depend on the amount of the theft, and if it was charged as a misdemeanor or a felony. The guidelines for DACA state that the person cannot be convicted of "a felony, significant misdemeanor, three or more other misdemeanors, and do not otherwise pose a threat to national security or public safety". If the shoplifting was charged as a misdemeanor, it will likely not be considered a significant misdemeanor.
I'd recommend taking your criminal paperwork to an immigration attorney. To start with, you're not even sure if the case was dismissed or not. There are many ways a criminal court can resolve a charge that might "feel" like a dismissal, but for immigration purposes, are not a dismissal.
For example, the judge might accept your guilty plea, and then sentence you to time in jail, but then immediately suspend all of the sentence. So, you walk out of court and never have to go to jail--but you still have a conviction and sentence to jail for immigration purposes.
Or perhaps the judge accepts your guilty plea, but doesn't pronounce you guilty, and instead puts you on a period of probation, and at the end of that probationary period, assuming you complied with all the terms, she allows you to take back your guilty plea. For most purposes, you were never convicted--because the judge never formally pronounced your guilt. But for immigration purposes, you do have a conviction--because you admitted your guilt to the judge, and she placed some limitations on your liberty.
If you truly don't have a conviction, then you're probably fine with DACA. If you do have a conviction, however, then a more careful analysis will need to be made to assess eligibilty.
Good luck!
I suggest a meeting with an attorney. Take all of your paperwork to the meeting.
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Copley trustees amend policy on nonresident burials
Copley trustees amended township cemetery rules and regulations to allow burial of some former Copley residents.
Trustees, at the Oct. 3 regular meeting, amended the cemetery rules to allow burial of former residents who lived in the township for at least 10 years.
"That will cover our life-long residents" who now may be living in assisted-living or nursing facilities or with family members outside the township, said Trustee Helen Humphrys.
Trustees voted Sept. 5 to close the cemetery to all but current Copley residents. At the time, trustees said they planned to allow burial of former residents, but needed time to formulate guidelines for their inclusion. Trustees have been grappling with the best way to use the dwindling number of cemetery lots. At the Sept. 5 meeting, Service Director Mark Mitchell told trustees only 116 lots remain — approximately 220 graves.
Trustees have said several life-long township residents expressed concern there would not be space available in the cemetery when they needed it. The township does not presell lots.
Trustees also approved an agreement to replace a 30-year-old fire engine with help from the Copley Fire and Rescue Association. Fire Chief Michael Benson said the Fire and Rescue Association will contribute $80,000 toward the lease-purchase of the $525,000 Pierce Dash rescue pumper. The fire engine will be purchased through a five-year lease-purchase agreement with equal annual payments. The Fire and Rescue Association will contribute $16,000 per year toward the annual payment. At the end of the five-year lease period, the township can exercise a $1 buy-out option to complete the purchase, according to documents provided by Finley Fire Equipment.
Benson said the current 30-year-old fire engine is "not a safe vehicle to use," citing problems that include the vehicle's brakes. He said he expects the new vehicle to "hit the line soon." It will take six months to build the new engine, with delivery expected in February at the earliest and April at the latest, he added.
Trustees thanked the Fire and Rescue Association for its contribution.
Trustees approved a $15,000 purchase order to Ohio Edison for removal of streetlight poles on Montrose Avenue West. Trustees said the light poles have become unsafe and some have fallen. Trustees asked Mitchell to compile a list of lights that should be replaced for safety reasons. Trustees also said they planned to host a meeting of property owners to explain the assessment process for replacing streetlights.
Prior to the regular meeting, trustees held public hearings on two amendments to the zoning resolution. Following the public hearings, at which no one spoke in favor or in opposition, trustees approved both amendments. The first amendment was an update on riparian setback regulations. The second amendment is a new article aimed at tree preservation. Trustees said new Article 16 likely is the first of its kind in Summit County and they expect it to be used as a model by other communities. The new article prohibits clear-cutting of trees on residential and commercial property that is being developed. Developers are required to preserve 50 percent of mature trees and 25 percent of young trees on the property. The provision does not apply to parcels of 10 acres or less or to property owners who have planted trees to harvest for lumber, according to Planning Director Matt Springer.
In other business, the board:
• approved training for police personnel;
• approved a resolution to have Kimble Industries haul away used tires from the annual Copley used tire and oil collection day;
• noted a site plan has been received from the Winking Lizard, which plans to renovate the property formerly occupied by the Golden Corral. Springer said representatives of the Winking Lizard said they hoped to have renovations complete by the end of the year; and
• approved the purchase of a $1,755 tactical vest by the police department.
The next regular Copley Board of Trustees meeting will take place Oct. 17 at 6 p.m. in the Copley Township offices, 1540 S. Cleveland-Massillon Road.
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Hacked Twitter spreads false Tsunami warning
Tiresome miscreants broke into the Twitter account of an Indonesian government advisor on Thursday to spread false warnings of an impending Tsunami. Andi Arief, the Indonesian president disaster management advisor, has posted genuine warnings about earthquakes, floods and volcanic eruptions hitting the Asian country over recent …
If they get hold of this scum.
The next time there's any huge natural disaster these people should be thrown out of a helicopter right in the middle and be refused any help after that.
Then they will learn first hand how devastating natural disasters are and why they shouldn't cry wolf.
There's a complete tit involved here all right.....
Trouble is, it's the tit who has decided that officially issuing critical warnings like this via something with as many gaping security holes in it as Tw@ter is a good idea.
Providing even the least talented s'kiddies with a cast-iron, gift-wrapped method of causing mass panic? Very clever I'm sure.
The tactics used may be reprehensible, but I doubt that any number of warnings as to the many risks involved in using something like Tw@ter as an official communication channel for critical information would have been taken quite as seriously as this has. Whatever the perpetrators' motives may have been, I reckon they may have done the good citizens of that part of the world a favour, assuming Andi Arief gets the obvious message....
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What are the chances of that happening? NIL.
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would anyone choose to use twitter , or presumably facebook, for this sort of thing? If nothing else it depends on foreign infrastructure.
Local licenced radio and TV stations, and loudspeaker cars can't be hacked.
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Hey, Cap!
I just read the article in the WSJ about your success in the campaign for "freedom of home defense" in NOLA.
Wow! Congratulations!! Sounds like that incident really helped bring people together.
I accept any help you can give me. Thank you.
You would be the perfect person to get familiar with this story:
Run those kids over with the bus, flip them over, run them over again, scrape them up, bring them to the railroad track, run them over again, scrape them up, bring them to the media, churches, schools, and parents of America, run them over again, ask God to forgive them, run them over again, and basically find out how any two kids can possibly have gotten that completely and totally out of control COLD and IGNORANT. These kids need to be the example of what WE as a Society simply cannot allow to happen.
Just in my inbox - next to yours..Providential Timing:
Dear Brian,
My 13-hour filibuster yesterday is being called one of the longest in U.S. history.
I had been trying for more than a week to get a straight answer on whether or not the Obama administration believed it had the authority to use drones to target and kill American citizens on American soil – without due process.
And after receiving a letter from Attorney General Eric Holder claiming they DO have that authority, I could no longer sit silently at my desk in the U.S. Senate.
So I stood for thirteen-straight hours to send a message to the Obama administration, I will do everything in my power to fight their attempts to ignore the Constitution!
Millions of Americans chose to stand with me and put President Obama, Attorney General Holder, and Congress in the spotlight...
And the good news is, it worked!
Just hours ago, I received a letter from Attorney General Holder declaring the President DOES NOT have the authority to use drones to kill Americans on U.S. soil.
Brian, this shows what we can do when stand together and fight.
So won't you help me continue the fight to protect our Constitutional liberties today?
As you'll see, I've crafted a special Defend the Constitution petition I'm hoping you'll agree to sign today.
In addition, I'm asking you to contribute as generously as you can to the "Stand With Rand" Money Bomb going on right now.
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Today, our country is mired in $16.6 TRILLION in national debt. Unemployment is sky high. Assaults on our liberties from Congress are commonplace.
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Brian, why don't the Washington, D.C. career politicians see the damage they're doing to our country?
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Scarsdale - New Places Coming On Line Soon
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- scarsdalesurprise Sep 27, 2010 01:32 PM
It seems as if we have a number of new places in various stages of construction in the Scarsdale vicinity:
Hurricane Wings and Grill (in former Mitty's location)
Steakhouse(?) in former Mighty Joe Young's location
El Dorado 3 (for Tony Roma's/Brazilian location)
Fig and Olive
Haiku (next to Old Navy)
Candlelight Inn takeout
Anything I'm forgetting?
Nothing here is earth shattering (fig and olive and the candlelight expansion excluded) - any other thoughts/comments?
Candlelight Inn
519 Central Park Ave, Scarsdale, NY 10583
El Dorado Restaurant
542 N Main St, Brewster, NY 10509
Mighty Joe Young's
610 W. Hartsdale Ave, White Plains, NY 10607
Not a restaurant but... I will add that there is the new Shoprite on Central Ave whick looks massive. They have some sort of bar (coffee or something along those lines) in the store now. I've never been in a Shopite, so I'm not sure what to expect.
re: Maryld
Yes, Shoprite's are all pretty large. Much nicer than A&P and Pathmark. Better prices than Stop & Shop.
re: MisterBill2
Any idea when Shoprite is slated to open? The website says "Coming Soon" and the sign on the building is lit, but there are no shopping carts in the lot and no notice of it's opening--save for the "Coning in Fall 2010" sign.
re: iluvcookies
I think this week. We drove up to it last Sunday, just as the snow was starting to come down hard, and the sign in the window said that it was opening the first week of January. The windows were mostly covered but the shelves were definitely stocked.
re: iluvcookies
A sign in the window states the opening date as Janurary 5th
re: chowdom
Yes, both the Scarsdale and White Plains Shoprites are opening on Wednesday. There was a page in the Journal News on Sunday.
They advertise that they will have kosher meats. If someone goes and thinks to look, please let me know what they have. Curious to know if it will be something more than Empire poultry.
re: chowdom
I assume they will be selling the pre-packaged kosher meats, not doing it themselves. Fairway is the only big supermarket that I am aware of that does that, and they tell you on the package who their hashgacha is from (actually, Shoprite in Plainview, LI has their own kosher butcher as well).
re: MisterBill2
Stopped in at the White Plains store on my way to work--it's massive. I don't know about kosher items, but they did have a decent selection of D'Artagnan products including duck leg confit and merguez. We live close to the Scarsdale store, so that will be next on the list.
re: Maryld
Isn't this White Plains store where Target is? I would think it's kind of annoying to park in the garage to go food shopping, but then again I guess it's not that different from shopping at Target.
re: valerie
Yes, it's the floor right above Barnes & Noble. I'm assuming that there is an elevator going to that floor can handle carts??
re: Maryld
parking is free with a receipt from shop rite.
re: kaaaassss
Is it free or do they give you a coupon on your next order I read something online which implied it was the latter. And is the coupon good at any Shoprite or only at the WP location?
re: valerie
and what will it be called 3 moths later?. while i wish them luck and hope they succeed (it looks like it would be a good go to locally. i don't think anything can succeed there . *not jinxed* just really a poor location, the back lot is difficult to use and get in and out of, yhis is not la and ppl. do not want valet service. and walking to it from the other lots, which don't want you parking in the first place is tough, the 12 second run across weaver is ill advised. and the inside is a hodge podge of levels and rooms. btw i live less than a mile away (for 50 odd years). the only time they did well was when hookers were availabe *G*
re: valerie
saw the sign yesterday with a website, but can't find the website. What kind of place is it going to be?
re: jhopp217
Passed by yesterday, the sign says MASSA'
Yes, the apostrophe is on the sign just like I typed it.
re: valerie
Apparently Massa is opening tonight.
re: RawTunaFan
I have been wondering about Tengda on Garth Road because it seems like there has been brown paper and work permits in the windows for months and months. But it never looks like anything is getting done inside. Do you have any idea when it is supposed to open?
Here is some info on some places mentioned here plus a few others....
re: cdiscepola
there is a steakhouse coming to the old mighty joe youngs. two guys from peter lugars.
re: kaaaassss
Does anyone know about the parking situation for the new Shop Rite in downtown WP? Will you have to pay as you currently do (which is a drag to go grocery shopping) or will they validate like Whole Foods, or will they just make the whole garage free <g> ?
re: Dim Sum Diva
I think they will be giving out some type of dollars-off coupon to compensate for the parking cost.
I'm looking forward to checking out the new store on Central Ave. I will be very happy if I can stop shopping at the A&P (home of the world's narrowest aisles).
re: scarsdalesurprise
I read something which said they'd give you a coupon for your next order with a $20 purchase. I'd be curious to know how it works
I went to the new Shop Rite in Scarsdale yesterday. Got there around 2:00 and the parking lot was insanely crowded...they even had people directing traffic. The store was mobbed as well, crowds like as if people had never seen a supermarket before. The place is huge. I don't remember Linen's & Things being that big, but it has been a while.
Unfortunately, it was not a leisurely visit because it was so busy that I just got what I needed and got out of there. There seemed to be lots of items on sale, I guess as a grand opening thing. Once the crowds die down, I will go back during the week to have a better look around.
re: valerie
Yep, the place is a zoo. They've not only used Linens and Things, but the Door Store and the former Gourmet Garage which has been empty for several years.
re: valerie
They have lots of items on sale because it's their semi-annual "Can Can" sale. I think the prices are the same as other Shoprites in the county (I did not check the ad online, I probably should). But that is what is great about Shoprite, they have really good sales almost every week, and lots of stuff on sale.
re: valerie
Scarsdale: I suggest parking on the roof if it's jammed. The elevator on the tower goes down.
White Plains gave me a $.75 off coupon good for my next visit when I presented my parking receipt.
It's easy to get there, I suggest entering the garage on Martine Ave. just above North Broadway. Then drive up to floor Level 3. If you park on Levels 2 or 4 take the huge elevators or escalator.
The passanger elevator in Target and the Cinema is in Shoprite also. The White Plains store is much bigger than Scarsdale and could be a better choice during peak times. (like the day before today's 12" snow storm)
I love that the deli gave me cold cuts in Zip Lock bags.
Lots of seating to eat in the store before the movies. (Sorry restaurants)
re: Barrels41
Does the 75c coupon from showing your parking receipt say that it's good at any Shoprite? Or just at the WP store? I was in WP on Saturday and considered going to SR there but didn't want to pay for parking, so I went to Thornwood since it was on the way home. I'd go there once if they will pay for my parking and I can use it at my local SR the next time I am there. Don't want to have to go to WP another time to get it back (yes, I am cheap).
Did not realize that deli in zip-lock style bags was a big deal.
re: MisterBill2
Good question. My coupon says good on your next purchase. No mention of store location limitation. It took $2.00 of my time to type this response:-).
If there is a zip lock bag the chances are the cold cuts will stay fresh. Some people like teens put cold cuts in the fridge in open or no bags.
re: MisterBill2
There are other ShopRites with parking garages that charge?
Personally, I avoid those stores, but my only experiences with them are in Croton and where I grew up in NJ. I had a problem with being mischarged at a cash register at the store in Croton (right prices for individual items, but they totaled incorrectly, by a factor of about 20% overcharge. Even if one watches the register, that kind of error wouldn't be clear. When I went back and complained, all they would do was refund the overcharge. I can't trust the registers, so I won't shop there.
And what is this expecting you to keep your scrap of paper just for the parking next time. Even Whole Foods just validates the parking that time. Hard to understand why Shop Rite won't do as much--except that they're counting on a portion of people not to bother to use the coupon.
re: Elisa515
Whole Foods validates the parking ticket, so you don't have to pay. Once you're at Shoprite, you have already pre-paid for your parking (if you don't, you get a parking ticket). I guess they could give the coupon before you pay so you could use it on that purchase. At least they pay, which is better than any other store in that complex does. Also I keep an envelope with coupons so if they give me one I can easily use it the next time I am at another Shoprite.
Your overcharging incident sounds very strange. If it were me, I would have contacted corporate to get them to look into it (I also would have carefully studied the receipt ot figure out the overcharge -- registers don't just magically add stuff on their own). I still think that Shoprite is the best supermarket in Westchester, with the possible exception of Fairway, which is in a special class.
re: MisterBill2
If I hadn't had a full-time job and a preschooler when that incident happened, I'd have reported them to some sort of governmental authority. I'm still annoyed with myself for not doing it, but instead I simply don't trust them. I also find their check out generally incredibly incompetent--and I should be clear, in the last 23+ years since that incident I probably haven't gone there more than once or twice a year, and with minimal purchases. I find it an extremely unpleasant and huge place.
Please note that I'm trying to be clear that this is the way I experience it, not saying that anyone else would experience it that way.
Have you ever been in the Hannaford's in Carmel? (boy is this far afield from the topic header). I went there a couple times this fall while my son was working in Carmel. What a great market! I wonder if the people who live up there gripe about it the way we do about our local markets. :-)
re: Elisa515
I have been to Hannaford a few times. It's ok. Sales not as good as Shoprite. There's a nice Shoprite in Carmel .DeCicco's just opened a huge (for them) new place in Brewster, about 5-10 minutes from the Hannaford.


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The MTA Long Island Rail Road will provide extra train service for the 139th running of the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park on Saturday, June 9. The LIRR will operate eighteen trains – most of them direct from Penn Station – between 9:59 AM and 3:48 PM. The MTA Police will be enforcing a no alcohol policy on trains to Belmont Park. Bags and coolers are subject to search prior to boarding Belmont Park trains at Penn Station and at Jamaica Station. On Belmont Stakes Day, no alcoholic beverages of any kind will be permitted to be brought into the Belmont Park facility.
The MTA Long Island Rail Road's renovation work at the Broadway Station on the Port Washington Branch will affect eastbound customers starting Monday, June 11. As of that date, only the rear four cars of eastbound trains will platform at the station. Customers wishing to exit at the Broadway Station will have to use the rear four cars. During that time part of the platform will be replaced. The work is expected to take approximately six months.
The MTA Long Island Rail Road will operate two additional trains for customers traveling to the Puerto Rican Day Parade on Sunday, June 10. In an effort to maintain orderly travel for customers attending the parade, alcoholic beverages will not be permitted on trains, platforms and at stations on Sunday, June 10 and continuing through 4 AM on Monday, June 11. Any alcoholic beverages observed or found at LIRR facilities will be confiscated by MTA Police. The LIRR will not sell alcoholic beverages on
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The MTA Long Island Rail Road, already offering added stops at Shea Stadium for Mets fans this season, is now offering still more trains to and from Shea.
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The MTA Long Island Rail Road is celebrating fifty years of serving Long Island Tourism by offering a selection of new and popular one-day getaways and non-escorted packages this coming season. As part of the Golden Anniversary celebration, one lucky customer on each tour will find the One-Day Getaways anniversary seal in their itinerary, winning one free getaway of their choice for two or two round-trip rail tickets for a day on their own anywhere the LIRR travels.
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The MTA Long Island Rail Road will mark the traditional start of summer this Memorial Day Weekend with extra service for its customers. The extra service includes eight additional eastbound trains Friday afternoon, May 25, for customers planning an early start on the holiday weekend. The Memorial Day Weekend also heralds the start of summer packages to Jones Beach, Long Beach and Fire Island, and a special Memorial Day weekend package fare to Calverton Cemetery, on Saturday, May 26, for those wishing to visit the grave of a loved one.
MTA Long Island Rail Road Oyster Bay Branch customers traveling to and from Oyster Bay Station will use vans for part of their trips this weekend, May 19 and May 20, as switch installation work is completed. The track between Locust Valley and Oyster Bay will be out of service from 1:05 AM, Saturday, May 19 through 1:04 AM, Monday, May 21.
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The MTA Long Island Rail Road will be providing additional train service to and from Shea Stadium over and above regular Shea service for this season's first "Subway Series" between the Mets and Yankees the weekend of May 18 through May 20. Service begins two and one-half hours before each game. Take an earlier train so you won't miss a minute of this exciting series. Mets fans should pick up a copy of the special Met-Yankees Series at Shea Stadium May 18-20 timetable at their station or at all LIRR terminals.
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Blockade of subthalamic glutamatergic activity corrects changes in neuronal metabolism and motor behavior in rats with nigrostriatal lesions
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We infused – for four weeks – a selective antagonist of the NMDA receptor, MK-801, into the subthalamic nucleus of rats bearing an evolving nigrostriatal lesion. The aim was to block the subthalamic overactivity resulting from the dopaminergic striatal denervation. The nigrostriatal lesion caused metabolic activation – increased activity of the mitochondrial enzyme succinate dehydrogenase – of basal ganglia nuclei, ipsilaterally to the lesion, along with contralateral rotational behaviour. These phenomena were effectively counteracted by the blockade of glutamatergic transmission at the subthalamic level. Pharmacological manipulation of the STN, through selective drugs capable of modulating glutamatergic transmission, may therefore represent a valuable tool for the treatment of PD.
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- Blockade of subthalamic glutamatergic activity corrects changes in neuronal metabolism and motor behavior in rats with nigrostriatal lesions
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- 10.1007/s100720170041
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- A1. C. Mondino Neurological Institute, Via Palestro 3, Pavia, Italy, IT
- A2. Departments of Neurology and Pharmacology, Emory University Atlanta, GA, USA, US
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Forgive this broken-record-sounding statement, but: Phillip Phillips put on the best performance of any American Idol male last night.
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Yes michelle you are alone. Phillip is going to win American idol, he is an amazing artist
Phillip Phillips is brilliant. I can't say enough about him. From Day ONE he is my odds on favorite to win American Idol this season. And I'm a country girl from a very small town you may have heard of, NEW YORK CITY!!!! Can't wait for his first CD, and his first Grammy for Best New Artist! If he was a racehorse, I would bet the farm on him! If Phillip Phillips was a stock on NYSE I would sell the farm and invest it all. Totally excited for what he will contibute to the world of music!
Michelle, yes you are alone. Phillip Phillips will win American Idol - bet the bank on that. We in his hometown of Leesburg, GA are behind him all the way....so there. And how do you know he is a snob? Do you know him????? I didn't think so....so please zip your mouth up before you say nasty things about people you don't know.
Am I alone? I do not like Phillip Phillips. He is no "American Idol" - he is a singing snob. Also, I don't like what he did to the Billy Joel song.
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A Friday afternoon chase in Boone County is still under investigation and three suspects are still on the run.
Both Columbia police and Boone County Sheriff's deputies were involved in the chase around 4:45 p.m. Friday.
The pursuit started near Broadway and Garth Avennue in central Columbia, involving a gray Toyota Camry. The Boone County Sheriff's Department confirmed that license plate readers notified a deputy that the car was stolen. The BCSD says the car was stolen from the ARC on July 5.
The car failed to stop and fled at a high rate of speed on Garth and then onto Business Loop 70. Officials said the driver narrowly missed several vehicles.
The driver then got on I-70 eastbound and exited at the Lake of the Woods, missing spike strips set up by deputies. The suspects then crashed into a parked car near Demaret Drive and Snead Drive.
The driver and two other suspects left the vehicle and escaped on foot. Police searched the area, but were unable to locate the suspects.
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The Rochester Dance Company will once again host its annual holiday tradition, the Sugar Plum Fairy Tea!
Enjoy a delightful afternoon tea with the graceful Sugar Plum Fairy and other costumed characters from RDC's production of The Nutcracker. There will be a scrumptious array of treats and goodies, and a hot chocolate bar with a variety of delicious fixings. When the Sugar Plum Fairy enters with her entourage of Nutcracker characters, it will be time for a sneak preview of The Nutcracker, to be performed at the Mayo Civic Center, December 13 & 14. There will also be a raffle of ballet and Nutcracker-themed gifts.
Tea Details:
Sunday, November 30, 2014 | 12:30 PM & 3:00 PM
Rochester Doubletree Hotel Ballroom, 150 South Broadway
$18 per person
Tables of eight may be reserved; please indicate your seating wishes on your order and coordinate with friends & family accordingly.
Tea registration and payment can be accepted in two ways, either online or via postal mail:
Complete the online order form. You will be connected to PayPal at the end of the form to complete payment with credit card or PayPal account.
Order forms can be downloaded here. Your completed order form and payment made payable to Rochester Dance Company can be mailed to:
Rochester Dance Company
PO Box 7262
Rochester, MN 55903-7262
Reservations must be received by November 24, 2014.


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