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Humble Mobile Bundle 2 is now available, 6 games available
The Humble Bundle is back with the Humble Mobile Bundle 2, which offers up 6 games for mobile devices. As usual, you can choose just how much you donate to charity, and which games you receive. All of the titles are DRM-free, with some of them including soundtracks in the price which is quite the scoop. The following games are included in the Humble Mobile Bundle 2:
- Star Command (new to Android)
- Time Surfer (new to Android)
- Punch Quest
- Bloons TD 5
- Ravensword: Shadowlands
- Carmageddon
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VideoTT: AMD GPU14 - Battlefield 4 Angry Sea level demo
AMD GPU14 - As AMD was closing out its opening day keynote at its GPU14 event in Hawaii, EA took the opportunity to show off a never before seen demo of the single player level Angry Sea in the upcoming Battlefield 4 game. The level is split between a battle on a sinking aircraft carrier and then, as the ship sinks, combat is switched to the sea and attack boats.
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Valve introduces us to Steam Machines, announces Steam Box Beta
"Entertainment is not a one-size-fits-all world!" That is the opening line to Steams second big announcement this week. Today valve announced "Steam Hardware", something we were all expecting in some form or another. The company says that it wants customers go to choose the hardware that makes sense for them, and that they are working with multiple partners to bring a variety of Steam game machines to the market in 2014.
All of the machines will run SteamOS, and will be tailored to fit an individual's personal needs, such as powerful hardware, or a quiet gaming experience. Valve did not say who its hardware partners were, but did say that there will be several devices launched in 2014. The biggest announcement however is about will be building its own prototype in which it will give to 300 lucky Steam users free of charge for testing.
"While these products are still in development, we need your help. As always, we believe the best way to ensure that the right products are getting made is to let people try them out and then make changes as we go. We have designed a high-performance prototype that's optimized for gaming, for the living room, and for Steam. Of course, it's also completely upgradable and open.This year we're shipping just 300 of these boxes to Steam users, free of charge, for testing. You can make yourself eligible to get one."
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Xbox One will upload gameplay footage to Facebook, YouTube in 2014
Microsoft has confirmed to Polygon that gamers will be able to upload gameplay capture clips from their Xbox One consoles to social media sites like Facebook and YouTube "in 2014."
Xbox One gamers will have the ability of sharing their clips through Xbox Live when the Xbox One launches, but you won't be able to share those same clips to Facebook or YouTube at launch. Gameplay clips can also be edited, which will be a nice touch. Personally, I don't know why Microsoft wouldn't have this ability built into the Xbox One at launch, is this yet another last minute decision?
GTA V PC talk continues, would feature DX11, 2K textures and more
I wanted to say "here we go again" but I've already used that line up in a previous GTA V on PC story, but the rumors persist, and we're here yet again. But, this time, we have more details on the technical side of GTA V.
The latest talk of Grand Theft Auto V on the PC leads us to believe that we should expect GTA V on the PC to feature DirectX 11 support, 64-bit support, 2K textures and Advanced Effects> These advanced effects would arrive as Bloom, which should make the world of GTA V more lush when you look at the horizon. The 64-bit support will see support for more than 4GB of RAM, which is definitely something we're going to need with a world as big as GTA V.
The code that the evidence is coming from is below:
- 985459 - PC - [PT][PB] Crash - > game_win32_beta_dx11.exe!strRequest::Release() Line 47 + 0xf bytes C++
- 614622 - [LB][PT][LDS][DX11] Blooms too much on smog weather setting.
- 632447 - [PC] All the phones are very dark and hard to read
- 496009 - [PC] Debug picker seems to be non-functional
- (no x64 prebuild cover) - Boot checks completed only.
- Base AudioCL#s: Playstation 3 and XBOX: 3772801; PC CL 3773483
RumorTT: Apple paid EA to delay Plants vs. Zombies 2 on Android
We have quite the juicy rumor today, that Apple paid EA a large sum of money to delay its huge title, Plants vs. Zombies 2, on Android. Of course, Apple is denying any and all comments regarding the deal.
But, we have Frank Gibeau, head of EA Labels, stating that "Apple gave us a truckload of money to delay the Android version [of Plants vs Zombies 2]." The quote cam from an internal town hall meeting held at EA earlier today. We don't know how much money represents a "truckload" but it would have to be several million at least.
Considering that Plants vs. Zombies 2 has already launched on Android in China, and is outselling the iOS version 6-1, this could be a very big reason why. One of the biggest games on mobile, selling six times better on Android, is a very big reason for Apple to enjoy the exclusivity of it. Apple has flatly denied all claims, saying that no money has changed hands regarding the PvZ 2 title.
FIFA 14 lands in the Amazon app store, avalible for download now
This morning, Amazon announced that the popular soccer game FIFA 14 (Kindle Tablet Edition) is now available on the Amazon app store. The game from Electronic Arts features 33 leagues, more than 600 teams, and more than 16,000 players.
EA Sports says that FIFA 14 allows you to follow your favorite club and play along with real-world fixtures from the top leagues. Each injury, suspension, and changing of the team is reflected in game, making the game feel more like a real life soccer franchise.
Additionally, players can buy, trade, and sell FIFA players to create their own fantasy team. Compete in tournaments, play for free, and even purchase game packs to keep the action going. The game is available in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Dutch, Russian, and Brazilian Portuguese.
Crytek wants to use real-world street map data for game environments
Crytek has challenged software makers, pushing them to create a program that would use open source street map data in order to render in-game world environments, which would save countless man hours creating the worlds we all play games in.
The concept is now in use at the IC tomorrow's digital innovation games content, which offers up to £25,000 to five businesses to create an innovative applications that meets certain objectives, provided by big companies including Google, Sony, Intel and Crytek. Crytek's Technical Director of R&D, Jake Turner, said: "Why do we have to use people to make a city when there's consistent open source street data out there which is very detailed, it's got buildings, lights, it's got streets - material data. Why can't we just press a button and instantly see that?"
More details on Battlefield 4's Battlelog service
Battlefield 4 is a day closer to being played on our PCs or consoles, and now there's a new post on the official Battlefield 4 website that details the second-screen application for BF4, Battlelog.
Battlelog will allow gamers to use a PC, smartphone or tablet for maps, leaderboards and much, much more. The service for BF4 will allow gamers to track how many of their friends are online, and just how many active missions are accessible. Gamers will be able to create emblems, which will be displayed on soldiers and guns in the multiplayer portion of Battlefield 4.
When gamers are away from their PCs or consoles, Battlelog on their smartphones for example can let them view status, access forums and leaderboards, customize their loadout and more. Battlelog is also capable of giving players the chance of remotely joining new servers quickly. The update on the BF4 website says:
Usually, you'd have to exit the game you're currently in and then search for your next server in the menus. Now you can pull up the list of servers on Battlelog, find the one you want to play on and press 'Join.' It'll pull you right into that server. It's extremely fast and fluid and a whole new way to find games on both console and PC.
Gaikai will stream PS3 games to the PS4 in 2014
We've been wondering what Sony would do after it purchased premium cloud-based service Gaikai, but now we know: Sony will stream PS3 games to the PlayStation 4 starting next year. This will go around the issue that the PS4 is an x86-based device, compared to the custom chips inside of the PS3.
We shouldn't expect full compatibility and the entire PS3 library, but the Japanese company has said that Gaikai would compliment its next-gen console nicely, affording for interactive functions like Remote Play and more. The news comes directly from Sony Worldwide Studios president, Shuhei Yoshida, when he spoke at the Tokyo Game Show earlier this week in Japan.
Yoshida stated that Gaikai will begin offering the streaming of certain PS3 games to the PS4 starting next year in the US. Yoshida also confirmed that Sony plans to continuously build up the PS3 library for the PS4, where it'll first build a core library, constantly adding titles to it.


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Dec. 2, 2013
A study finds that Virginia needs at least 30 new judges to preside over juvenile and circuit courts.
Legislators commissioned the study because of rising caseloads in several judicial districts.
The study found that the number of judges sitting on trial courts is "inadequate to handle the total workload of the courts."
Media outlets report that the cost of adding those new judges and related expenses would total more than $9 million, making it unlikely that lawmakers can find the funds to pay for them.
The study was conducted by the National Center for State Courts, who presented their findings to the Supreme Court of Virginia in November. It was also presented to the House Appropriations Committee during its annual budget retreat last week.
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Blackboard Of My Heart Lyrics - Hank Thompson
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When I was younG and I went to school they taught me how to write
To take the chalk and make a mark and hope it turns out right
Well that's the way it is with love and what you did to me
I wrote it so you'd know that I was yours eternally
But my tears have washed I love you from the blackboard of my heart
It's too late to clean the slate and make another start
I'm satisfied the way things are although we're far apart
My tears have washed I love you from the blackboard of my heart
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If you'd been true the way you should and not have gone astray
Those tears would not have fallen down and washed the words away
No need to talk for if the chalk should write those words again
It will be for someone else not things that might have been
But my tears have washed...
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Songwriter Credit | Reviewer: Songwriter | 7/27/14
Excellent timeless song that continues to get attributed to Hank Thompson. He was indeed the performer of the song but Lyle Gaston, not Hank Thompson, wrote the song.
uncle Daves song | Reviewer: June | 2/17/14
My uncle sang this song evey new year. I intended to look up this song to see how old it was. It's not as old as I thought
in 1960 I would have 12yars and it seemed like I remember him
sing it when I was much younger than that I've never heard anyone
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it since he sang it every year until he died. He was my Dads brother and very special to me. God bless him.
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Brewers Make Coaching Staff Announcements
The Milwaukee Brewers announced today that the team will not be offering 2015 contracts to hitting coach Johnny Narron and first base/infield coach Garth Iorg. Manager Ron Roenicke, whose 2015 club option was exercised this past Spring Training, and the rest of the coaching staff will return next season. The announcement was made by President of Baseball Operations and General Manager Doug Melvin.
"Over the course of the last few weeks, we have evaluated the work of Ron and his coaches and believe that this is the best course of action to take," said Melvin. "We appreciate the work that Johnny and Garth did for us through the years, and moves like this are never easy to make. We have already started reviewing our player personnel and will continue to address the factors that led to our disappointing finish to the season."
Narron served three seasons as hitting coach. He was named to his position on November 28, 2011, replacing Dale Sveum, who was named manager of the Chicago Cubs. Iorg served four seasons as first base coach. He was named to his position on November 15, 2010.
Returning to the coaching staff for the 2015 season will be coach Mike Guerrero (2nd season), pitching coach Rick Kranitz (5th season), bench coach Jerry Narron (5th season), third base coach Ed Sedar (9th season, 5th as 3B coach), outfield coach John Shelby (5th season) and bullpen coach Lee Tunnell (4th season).
Prior to tonight's contest against the Chicago Cubs, Jonathan Lucroy was named the 2014 "We Energies High-Energy Player of the Year." The award honored Lucroy who was voted as the Brewers player that best personifies the characteristics of hard work, a positive attitude and an aggressive approach to playing the game as voted on by fans, media members and We Energies.
Bert Garvin, We Energies Senior Vice President of External Affairs, presented Lucroy the award in a ceremony prior to the first pitch against the Cubs. The ceremony also featured members of the Brewers organization including Manager Ron Roenicke, President of Baseball Operations/General Manager Doug Melvin and Chief Operating Officer Rick Schlesinger. Debbie Krahn, winner of the "We Energies High-Energy Player of the Year Grand Slam Prize" was also present.
The Brewers catcher received 43.42% of the total vote after a spectacular season. The five year veteran recorded career-highs in games played, hits, runs, doubles and walks. He appeared in his first All-Star Game, becoming just the second Brewer in franchise history to start behind the plate in the game. Lucroy went 2-for-2 with two RBI doubles in the Midsummer Classic. In addition, Lucroy currently leads the league with 52 doubles and looks to become the first primary catcher in modern MLB history (since 1900) to lead his league in doubles. Lucroy joined Lyle Overbay (53 in 2004) and Aramis Ramirez (50 in 2012) as the only Brewers with 50-double seasons.
Last year's "We Energies High-Energy Player of the Year," Carlos Gomez came in a close second, recording 40.76% of the total vote. Other past winners include Ryan Braun (2008 and 2012) Nyjer Morgan (2011), Rickie Weeks (2010), Craig Counsell (2009), Prince Fielder (2007) and Bill Hall (2006).
The Brewers Wives Complete the "Ice Bucket Challenge;" YOU Are On Deck!
Today, another "Ice Bucket Challenge," an initiative started to raise awareness and funds to help strike out ALS, was completed at Miller Park–this time by the Brewers Wives.
Earlier this week, Jonathan Lucroy's wife, Sarah, completed the challenge and, in turn, passed it along to the Brewers Wives.
The Brewers Wives and Debbie Attanasio are all making personal donations to the cause and, today, a group of the Wives (along with Mark Reynolds, whose wife already did the challenge and nominated him) also completed the challenge, some with help from their husbands:
They have now passed the baton to the Pittsburgh Pirates Wives (the Brewers kick-off a three-game series against the Pirates tonight at Miller Park), and… you! That's right, they've issued the challenge to ALL BREWERS FANS. So, now it is in your hands…complete the ice bucket challenge and/or donate online at ALSA.org.
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The list of people from the Brewers organization who have completed the challenge is growing. Take a look at some of the previous videos:
Jonathan Lucroy, Kyle Lohse & Carlos Gomez
ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord. ALS is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease after the famed baseball player whose struggle with this disease and death in 1941 brought it national attention.
And recently, the disease has been gaining a LOT of attention from this Ice Bucket Challenge, started by ALS patients Pete Frates and Pat Quinn to help raise money and awareness for the disease. The challenge is quite simple: Fill up a bucket of ice water, as cold as you can get. Have someone record a video while you dump the bucket over your head. Then share on social media, issuing the challenge to three friends.
Along with members of the organization getting cold and wet for a cause, Brewers Community Foundation has also made a donation of $5,000 to ALSA Wisconsin on behalf of the Club and the Ice Bucket Challenge participants. Click here to join us in our support.
Ice Bucket Challenge Continues; Join Us to Help Strike Out ALS
As you know, the "Ice Bucket Challenge," an initiative started to raise awareness and funds to help strike out ALS, has been sweeping the globe and has passed through the Brewers Clubhouse along the way.
Ryan Braun completed the challenge last Saturday and in turn tagged teammates Jonathan Lucroy, Kyle Lohse, and Carlos Gomez. Padres Manager Bud Black issued the challenge to Brewers Manager Ron Roenicke, along with Angels Manager Mike Scioscia, and Rays Manager Joe Maddon and Ron completed the challenge yesterday.
And it continues to spread, not only in the Clubhouse, but throughout the organization.
Last week, we announced that Brewers Community Foundation donated $5000 to ALSA Wisconsin on behalf of the Brewers and today, both Brewers Director of Media Relations, Mike Vassallo, and I completed challenges issued to us personally and issued challenges of our own:
But the biggest challenge we can issue is to simply join us in fighting ALS, whether you get wet or not.
ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord. Recently, the disease has been gaining a LOT of attention from this Ice Bucket Challenge, started by ALS patients Pete Frates and Pat Quinn to help raise money and awareness for the disease.
According to The Wall Street Journal, as of Thursday, the ALS Association had raised $7.6 million in donations in two weeks, compared with $1.4 million raised during the same two-week period last year. In addition, over 145,900 new donors have stepped up to the plate to help strike out ALS.
Visit ALSA.org to do your part.
Ron Roenicke Completes "Ice Bucket Challenge" Issued by Padres Manager Bud Black
On the off-chance you've missed all the excitement over the past two weeks, people have been dumping buckets of ice water over their heads all across the country as part of the "Ice Bucket Challenge," an initiative started to raise awareness and funds to help strike out ALS.
The challenge has been hitting celebrities, pro athletes and everyday folks alike and the Brewers have been no exception.
Ryan Braun completed the challenge last Saturday and in turn tagged teammates Jonathan Lucroy, Kyle Lohse, and Carlos Gomez.
And the players aren't the only ones helping out this worthy cause. Managers are getting in on the fun and showing their support, too.
Yesterday, on MLB Network's Intentional Talk, Padres Manager Bud Black issued the challenge to Brewers Manager Ron Roenicke, along with Angels Manager Mike Scioscia, and Rays Manager Joe Maddon.
And today, Ron good-naturedly accepted and completed the challenge, with a little help from Coaches Garth Iorg and Ed Sedar:
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ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord. ALS is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease after the famed baseball player whose struggle with this disease and death in 1941 brought it national attention.
And recently, the disease has been gaining a LOT of attention from this Ice Bucket Challenge, started by ALS patients Pete Frates and Pat Quinn to help raise money and awareness for the disease. The challenge is quite simple: Fill up a bucket of ice water, as cold as you can get. Have someone record a video while you dump the bucket over your head. Then share on social media, issuing the challenge to three friends.
Along with the team getting cold and wet for a cause, Brewers Community Foundation has also made a donation of $5,000 to ALSA Wisconsin on behalf of the Club and the Ice Bucket Challenge participants. Click here to join us in our support.
Word to Your Mother! Vanilla Ice Visits Miller Park
Vanilla Ice, the American rapper, actor and television host best known for hit single, "Ice Ice Baby" stopped by Miller Park on his way to a gig at the Wisconsin State Fair.
If you'll recall, earlier this season, the Brew Crew had a "Rappers and Wranglers" Road Trip, which resulted in Lyle Overbay dressing up like Mr. Ice himself:
So, it was great to see them meet in the dugout, along with other Brewers players and coaches before tonight's Brewers vs. Dodgers game:
Vanilla Ice then threw out the ceremonial first pitch:
Brewers Wives Mystery Bag Event Set for Saturday, August 9
On Saturday, August 9, when the Brewers take on the Los Angeles Dodgers at 6:10pm, the Brewers wives will be stationed at tables throughout the ballpark, selling "Mystery Bags" that each contain an autographed baseball. You could receive a ball signed by a Brewers player on the active 25-man roster, Brewers Manager Ron Roenicke, or Hall-of- Famer Bob Uecker.
The Mystery Bags are limited, so you will want to find the Brewers Wives early that evening. The bags are $40 and proceeds will support the Next Door Foundation, an early education center that works with thousands of children and families throughout Milwaukee.
Get your tickets for the August 9 game at brewers.com.
Wounded Warriors Join the Brewers in Washington, D.C. This Weekend
Last week, we told you that combat veterans Brian Schultz of Wisconsin Dells & Shane Kruchten of Oshkosh were joining the Brewers on the team's road trip to Washington, D.C. as special guests of Brewers President of Baseball Operations and General Manager Doug Melvin and his wife, Ellen, who are big supporters of the Wounded Warrior Project, an organization dedicated to raising awareness and enlisting the public's aid for the needs of injured service members. It helps injured servicemen and women aid and assist each other and provides unique, direct programs and services to meet their needs.
Clubhouse Assistant Matt Smith was the liaison for the two VIPs and their guests this weekend and he documented their trip from start to finish.
"I told them not to worry about trying to take photos of everything, that they should just relax and enjoy the experience, that I would capture it," Matt told me.
And capture it, he did. Read on for their experience, peppered with some Tweets & Instagram posts from Shane.
Thursday, July 17:
Each veteran was permitted to bring one guest along on the trip, so on Thursday, Shane and his brother-in-law, Michael; and Brian and his friend, Marcel (another former Marine), reported to Miller Park. There, Shane and Brian found lockers waiting for them, set up with everything that the Brewers players have from BP uniforms to personalized equipment.
They took the field as part of the team's optional workout and met with the local media before boarding the team charter to Washington, D.C.
Friday, July 18:
In the morning, Brian and Marcel visited Arlington National Cemetery and later, all four met up to tour the National Mall. They then reported to Nationals Park, where they found their visiting lockers waiting for them. They took part in batting practice and dined with the players. They were then formally introduced in a team meeting by Manager Ron Roenicke, where they gave a little bit of a personal background, before having the honor of helping Ron exchange lineup cards at home plate. They then took in the game from seats behind the Brewers dugout.
Saturday, July 19:
The group joined front office staff, players and personnel on a tour of the White House in the morning. Then they watched guys hit in the cages before joining the starting pitchers to watch Jimmy Nelson throw his bullpen session. As a thank you to each of the players for letting them wear the Brewers jersey, the pair handed out Wounded Warrior t-shirts to the team. They then stood on the front line for the national anthem and took in the game again from seats behind the Brewers dugout.
Sunday, July 20:
The pair joined the starting pitchers again, this time for Kyle Lohse's bullpen session, before assuming the roles of bat boys for that day's game. Following the game, they presented the team with a signed flag which will hang in the batting cages at Miller Park. The team donned their new Wounded Warriors t-shirt for the flight home, a whirlwind, fun-filled weekend for Brian and Shane.
In addition to sponsoring this special trip for Brian and Shane, Doug and Ellen Melvin and their family support the Wounded Warrior Project all season long at Miller Park. Through a donation to Brewers Community Foundation, the Melvins also welcome a wounded service member from Wounded Warrior Project to one Brewers game each month. The special guest receives four field level seats to a Saturday Brewers home game and is recognized on the scoreboard at Miller Park for their service to our country.
"This is a cause that we can all get behind, and I am happy to support," said Doug Melvin. "These young men and women make enormous sacrifices for all of us and Wounded Warrior Project helps them adjust to life back home after serving our country."
For more on Brian and Shane, check out Adam McCalvy's story on brewers.com.
To get involved and learn more about the Wounded Warrior Project, visit woundedwarriorproject.org.
Brewers All-Stars Presented with Jerseys
Prior to today's game, our four Brewers All-Stars Carlos Gomez, Jonathan Lucroy, Aramis Ramirez and Francisco Rodriguez, were presented with their jerseys by a representative from Majestic Athletic, Manager Ron Roenicke and President of Baseball Operations & General Manager Doug Melvin.
Congratulations once again, we know you will represent us well in Minnesota.
Don't forget that you can celebrate the Midsummer Classic and show your support for the Brewers All-Stars with official gear and the "My All-Star" Ticket Package, which includes a free t-shirt.
Tune in to the All-Star Game on FOX this Tuesday, July 15 at 7pm CT.
Brewers Team Up With KaBoom for Playground Build
Today, more than 250 volunteers from the Milwaukee Brewers (including players, coaches, Brewers Wives and front office staff), Brewers Community Foundation, Inc., Our Next Generation, organizers from KaBOOM!, and residents of the Milwaukee community joined forces to give area kids the childhood they deserve by building a new playground at Our Next Generation. The design is based on children's drawings created at a special design event in April.
Brewers Community Foundation was the lead sponsor of this events as part of its Beyond the Diamond initiative, a series of community outreach events that take place during the season. These events involve partnering with Brewers Community Foundation, players/coaches, Brewers Wives, alumni and team staff, working hands-on in the community. The community events will be funded in part by Brewers Community Foundation and focus on the areas of health, education, recreation and basic needs. Today, the focus was recreation.
The Brewers will take on the Colorado Rockies tonight in the first game of a four-game set, but that didn't stop members of the team including manager Ron Roenicke, Khris Davis, Yovani Gallardo, Will Smith and bullpen catcher Marcus Hanel from joining the rest of the group at the build site. Here are some photos I captured at today's event:
A playground is more than a playground. It's a brain-expander, friend-maker, and muscle-builder. Play is central to a child's ability to grow into a productive adult. It can transform children from sedentary, bored and solitary to physically, mentally and socially active. Since 1996, KaBOOM! has been dedicated to the bold goal of ensuring that all children get the balance of active play they need to become healthy and successful adults because #playmatters.
In central Milwaukee, where roughly 3 out of 4 children live below the poverty line, kids often lack safe and carefree environments to explore, learn, and grow. The new playground will bring more than 850 kids in Milwaukee one step closer to having the childhood they deserve.
The playground is the second build by the Brewers Community Foundation, Inc. and KaBOOM!. Through this partnership, more children will have the joyful childhood they deserve. The Brewers Community Foundation, Inc. supports KaBOOM! in promoting and protecting a child's right to active play at home, at school and in the community.
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After three weeks, "Gravity" has been taken down a peg by none other than "Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa." Although it could read disheartening (Oscar-buzzed original sci-fi knocked down by lowbrow comedy third sequel), there's hope yet that we can still have nice things as a few limited release, in...Read More »
Yep, it was in 3,336 theaters, stars Michael Fassbender, Brad Pitt, Cameron Diaz, Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz (among myriad other names), was directed by Ridley Scott and written by celebrated American author Cormac McCarthy, but 20th Century Fox's "The Counselor" flopped despite all that star powe...Read More »
While this weekend's two notable releases--"Blue is the Warmest Color" and Ridley Scott's "The Counselor"--had us contemplating the explicit and aberrant examples in film from years past, it should be noted that the "Gladiator" director could've brought both to the big screen in a big way--if only a...Read More »
There was a time when everyone wore hats and screenwriting was a lot less respectable a specialization for a writer than it is today. Stories of "legitimate" authors and playwrights doing the "Barton Fink" and selling out to Hollywood were nearly as legion as the tales of their boorish mistreatment ...Read More »
A-list director Ridley Scott can round up his pick of top Hollywood talent, and did so with elegantly violent border thriller "The Counselor," which opens Friday. Unfortunately, the first screenplay written by novelist Cormac McCarthy tries to spice up a torrid fish-out-of-water crime thriller with ...Read More »
Michael Fassbender is sexy like a shark, and sleek as a sports car. His chin is chiseled and hard, forever confident, but his smile is subterranean, hiding secrets we could never guess. As compelling an actor he is, perhaps there's almost too much depth to this classically pretty face, one that cann...Read More »
Let's get this out of the way, right off the bat: there will be mild spoilers here—but these spoilers have already been posted online and not by us. Got that? I mean, we all read the Internetz, so… Anyhow, Ridley Scott's "The Counselor" opens in theaters this weekend. Written by venerable American a...Read More »
If you still need a Halloween costume idea then might we suggest going as Javier Bardem in "The Counselor"? From the loud hair to the even louder shirts, his role as Reiner in the Cormac McCarthy penned thriller looks like one for the ages, or at the very least for this weekend.Read More »
Michael Fassbender has had a good run of it these past few years. It's a hot streak (one which saw him the recipient of the "staggering honor" that was Playlist Man of the Year 2011) that looks set to continue with the Irish/German actor moving between critically adored arthouse films and broad-appe...Read More »
Can Ridley Scott's "The Counselor" finally usurp Alfonso Cuaron's "Gravity" from the top of the box office this weekend? Certainly, it's got a killer cast—Michael Fassbender, Javier Bardem, Brad Pitt, Penelope Cruz and lots more—and it also has Cameron Diaz....having sex....with a car. Yes, really.Read More »


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EMIB 20th Anniversary CelebrationHonoring 20 years of International Graduate Business Education Leadership
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The Saint Louis University John Cook School of Business is excited to welcome back family, friends, and alumni of the school, especially our EMIB alumni, for an evening to celebrate twenty years of education excellence in graduate international business education. The EMIB 20th Celebration is sure to be an event you don't want to miss, so bring your family, friends and colleagues to this special reception!
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Lorenzana, a buxom beauty who was axed from her job at Citigroup in 2010, said she fought the bank by herself in arbitration after lawyer Gloria Allred dropped her as a client. "If I could turn back time, I would have not chosen Gloria Allred as my lawyer," she said. The 35-year-old knockout sued her former employer for allegedly canning her over her killer curves. Lorenzana said she sympathizes with Lauren Odes, the latest pink-slipped stunner to retain Allred. Odes says that her employer tried to get her to "tape her breasts down" and wear a bathrobe at work because her outfits showed too much skin. "Nobody should be fired because of their physical appearance," Lorenzana said. "I feel sorry for the girl." But Odes could be in for a rude awakening, Lorenzana said, charging that Allred worked her case more like a photo-op than a lawsuit — a charge the big-name attorney disputed. "The only times I saw her (Allred) was when the media was there," she said. Lorenzana said that Allred dumped her after the celebrity lawyer pushed for a settlement, but she wanted to press on. [NYDN, earlier]
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This weekend the New York Times published an amazing, front-page-of-Sunday-business article about … well, there was this guy, see, and he was annoyed because he thought some people had access to his personal opinions that he had formed based on public information before some other people had access to those personal opinions, and he decided that that was "insider trading" even though he had no inside information about any public company, and he spent seven years complaining about it to a bunch of people, and they all pretty much ignored him because they knew what insider trading is, and then at the end of the seven years he complained to Gretchen Morgenson, who had the advantage, from his perspective, of not knowing what insider trading is, and so she wrote a huge article that was like "HERE IS CRAZY NEWS FROM 2005." Life is too short etc., and others admirably debunked the bunk, so, y'know, moving on.*
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Broker Involved In Unsanctioned "Wolfpack Ragematch" At New York Athletic Club Will Not Be Getting OffBy Bess Levin
Remember the fight that broke out at the New York Athletic Club last month, which a witness described as a "nondiscriminatory ragematch" involving "young people, old people, girls, members, and nonmembers," which started as a tiff over a woman and "escalated into a brawl involving three fighting wolfpacks," wherein "tables were overturned or moved to the room's periphery to crate a lion's pit for the battle," a "fat pudgy kid came out of nowhere, laid out a larger man with a blow to the head and was tackled by a crowd," approximately two noses were broken, and the police made three arrests? Oddly, it looks unlikely that the guy who did "the most damage" (to people's faces) will be walking away with a slap on the wrist. Read more »
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Have We Identified The Next Food Eating Challenge?By Bess Levin
The Montana State Society's Testicle Festival in Virginia Square was a rousing success this year. Festival-goers consumed 110 pounds of bull and bison testicles, 84 liters of Crown Royal and 1,500 cans of beer this year, according to event organizer and Society president Jed Link. All three were records for the event, now in its eighth year. Organizers estimate that nearly 600 people attended the Testicle Festival, which was held at the American Legion post at 3445 Washington Boulevard. Even though the event didn't start until 6:00 on Saturday evening, Link said a line started to form at 4:30 p.m. [ARL]
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This Is A Post About GreenshoesBy Matt Levine
Why don't we talk abstractly about greenshoes for a while, because for some reason some people want to talk about them and hey, why not, they're a thing. In talking about greenshoes, though, we are not going to use the F-word, because I swore to myself that last week was the end of that. We're just going to talk about greenshoes. Greenshoes.*
Let's start with a very basic thing about greenshoes, which is that they make no sense! If you are a company, or an executive or investor or whatever in a company, and you want to raise money and/or sell your shares, here are things that you could want:
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(2) to sell 5mm of your shares
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(1) to raise $100 or $115 million
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I was under the impression for state schools we couldn't run our own internet line, and it had to be managed by the LEA.
I am looking for advice from any schools that have managed to claw back funding from their LA for providing broadband connectivity and related services.
I was under the impression for state schools we couldn't run our own internet line, and it had to be managed by the LEA.
We have members on here that have broken away from RBC provision, or are investigating it so it is possible.
As John mentioned above - I would seriously doubt the LA will provide any funding back if you decide to opt out of their services. I think if you do choose to go to another provider you will have to take the hit with the top sliced funding that the LA keeps.
Each LA is different of course, but the money kept from your school helps subsidies the costs for all other schools.
If the agreement in place between schools and leas say that the lea will use the Government funding to proccure and provide broadband provision etc... centrally then you will be very unlikely to get money back to be able to finance and thus it would have to come out of the schools budget effectively paying twice for the same service.
I am looking into it, BT have said we can have 100MB connection, £1000 per year (£4000 less than we pay currently), but with that there is no filtering, so the saved money could go on a smoothwall box!
Remember though, if you go it alone you must still meet the BECTA standards for filtering, connection and other criteria. Also, removing yourselves from JaNET also removeslots fo previously free online resources that you were eleigable for.
It varies from LA to LA, but round here it hasn't been done for the last 3 years (money devolved to schools) so no claw back has been possible anyway. The 2 schools who have opted out have not had any money. The Academy group which has also opted out (3 academies, one a former CTC was never connected, the second was a rebuild on a different site and they didn't want anything to do with the LA and the third is still connected but have opted to move to the same provided as the other two academies in the group) also receives no money.
I do know one of our schools who may opt to go their own way so I have asked them to give a complete break down of how they will deliver similar services as that from the RBC and what the costs (in hardware, licences, time and training) is likely to be ... not too sure if they will release it publicly though ... as some of the decision is also political.
I haggled like a beast! I told them Virgin offered a similar deal, and Virgin offered me a deal when I told them BT were involved.
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The Wayne County Farm Bureau is inviting you to travel with them to one of the largest farm machinery shows in the nation. Join us for a one day chartered bus trip to the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, KY on Wednesday, February 13th.
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The cost is only $20 per person for Wayne County Farm Bureau members, and $40 per person for non-members. Price includes dinner at the famous Logg Inn Restaurant in Haubstadt, IN on the return trip home. Breakfast and lunch on the trip to Louisville is "dutch treat".
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Coach Ralph Potter is seen in this file photo.Photo by Robin Rudd /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Ralph Potter is coming back home.
After five years as head football coach and athletic director at Brentwood Academy, Potter has agreed to return to his alma mater and coach McCallie's football program.
Potter began his head coaching career at Baylor, taking the Red Raiders to the state quarterfinals in the last of his three years, and then spent 10 years as McCallie's coach, winning one state championship and finishing runner-up once before resigning in January 2007 to accept the Brentwood Academy offer.
In his five years at the Nashville-area school, Potter guided the Eagles to a 46-17 record and two state-runner-up finishes. During the same time frame, McCallie went 24-30, never winning more than six games in a single season, was 0-5 against BA and had two head coaches. Athletic director Bubba Simmons coached the Blue Tornado in 2011 and will remain the school's AD.
Potter, 48, said his contract with BA runs through March 30 and he will assist that school in its coaching search if asked.
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Jeremiah hosts the Football Friday Night and the Friday Night Fast Break during the high school sports seasons. He also co-anchors Fox 59 Sports Overtime on Sundays in addition to reporting throughout the week. Aside from his duties at Fox 59, Jeremiah has spent time working for Fox Sports Indiana on Pacers Live Post-Game and serves as a sideline reporter on the IHSAA Champions Network.
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Out of Town Notebook: Eastern Conference Semifinals Playoff Preview
Tom Wakefield takes a look at the second round match-ups in the Eastern Conference, calling for a Capitals upset.Click here to read more.
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[Inspired by Arsenio Hall's "Things That Make You Go Hmmm…", Clayton Imoo talks about Canucks-related things that make him go hmmm… You can follow Clay on Twitter at (@canuckclay) or on his website, Clay's Canucks Commentary.] I'm back from a week in Ottawa; a week that saw the Canucks lose games to Dallas and Montreal but win against Winnipeg. It was tough to stomach two out of three losses, especially when staying up until 12:30am or so just to finish the games. Unfortunately, me being back in Vancouver didn't change anything as the Canucks continued their slumping ways with a...Click here to read more.
Yes, this is the week of returns in the NHL, with Sidney Crosby playing against the Rangers on Thursday and all signs pointing to Alex Radulov returning to the Predators in the near future. And yet if you take a step back, what you've really got in the NHL right now is an epic race for the final playoff spots in the Western Conference. As of Wednesday morning, there were five teams separated by a single point in the standings for the final two playoff spots in the West. Which of these teams will make the playoffs? Which of these...Click here to read more.
[Inspired by Arsenio Hall's "Things That Make You Go Hmmm…", Clayton Imoo talks about Canucks-related things that make him go hmmm… You can follow Clay on Twitter at (@canuckclay) or on his website, Clay's Canucks Commentary.] I'm in Ottawa this week for work and it's obvious that I'm still getting used to this time change after going to bed at 3:30 AM EST the first night and 10:30 PM EST last night. Thus, I'm going to keep this pretty quick… but just as thought-provoking as usual. So here are a few Things That Make You Go Hmmm: 1. What's wrong...Click here to read more.
It seems these days not a day goes by that there isn't something about the mediocre Toronto Maple Leafs that's making the headlines. At first blush, the signing of Mikhail Grabovski to a five year, $27.5 million contract seems rather ludicrous. We're talking about high-end salary for a streaky scorer that's never put up 30-goals or 60 points. But is the contract really that far out of whack? Let's do this arbitration-style, and look at some comparables. Comparable #1: The 2004 NHL Entry Draft – Part 1 Grabovski was drafted 150th overall by the Montreal Canadiens in the 2004 NHL...Click here to read more.
Let's get this out of the way first. I'm still not convinced Columbus' interest in dealing Rick Nash wasn't a creation of TSN and Sportsnet. The two networks needed a big name to speculate about to drive up ratings for their annual Trade Deadline TV marathons. Sadly for those networks, Nash remains a Blue Jacket at least until the draft, where the hype will be built up all over again. I am giddy with anticipation (and by giddy I mean hitting my head with a shoe to make the idea of 24 hour coverage of "The Rick Nash Trade –...Click here to read more.
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UW-Stevens Point women's basketball coach Shirley Egner is a serious candidate to take over the head caching job at UW-Green Bay.
Egner met with Phoenix officials, including Athletic Director Ken Bothof, this past weekend in Wausau.
According to the Stevens Point Journal, Egner says she is interested in the job.
The only thing that could be lacking on Egner's resume is Division One experience.
She has a career mark of 450-219, with a school record 360 wins at Stevens Point, including a national title in 2002 and another Final Four in 2004.
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Although many Decatur and Adams County residents were heading for basements and other types of shelter late Wednesday night, the area appeared to have been spared the worst of Wednesday's long-predicted storms.
There were no reports this morning of any major damage here or in the county and, apparently, no ongoing power outages.
Sewer rates in Berne could be going up more than originally anticipated.
While final financing for a proposed $3.9 million upgrade to the city of Berne's waste water treatment plant will ultimately determine the final scope of that rate hike, various scenarios laid out before Berne City Council on Monday suggest that the increase will be more than the $5-7 monthly that was anticipated earlier this year.
The North Adams board of education on Tuesday evening approved a hefty increase in the rates to be paid to substitute bus drivers in the district.
North Adams Business Manager Larry Carty at last month's meeting recommended a 50 percent increase in the pay currently offered to drivers. His recommendation came after illness and personal matters had left the district short of drivers on more than one occasion. The board failed to act on Carty's recommendation at its May meeting and asked him to gather more information.
Another nail was driven into the future of the Building Trades program Tuesday as the Adams Central Board of Education picked up where it left off at last month's meeting and issued a reduction in force (RIF) notice to teacher Andy Hackenjos.
The tribute to Dr. Wylie Sirk as he nears the end of his career as an educator was befitting the man himself: brief, direct, respectful and dignified.
The North Adams school board bid farewell to Sirk at the end of Tuesday night's board meeting in simple fashion, with a few kind words and a gift as a token of their appreciation for his years of service to the school board. A few former board members were on hand for the occasion as well.
On Tuesday night, the South Adams School Board decided to continue several programs, including Life Matters Counseling, RISQ, and the School Resource Officer. The programs were formerly funded by the Safe Schools Healthy Students grant, which expired this year.
This year's Relay for Life will be held at Adams Central School beginning at noon on Saturday, June 22, and ending at 10 a.m. on Sunday, June 23.
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Two weeks after putting in place Adams County's first so-called "super abatement" phase-in policy to encourage and reward local job development, Berne City Council on Monday approved a five-year waiver of all real and personal property tax liability for the FCC (Adams) automotive supply company. Under the terms of the new tax abatement policy, the company will receive 100 percent tax freedom for five years and partial tax relief for five additional years.
Representatives from the Monroe Volunteer Fire Department, Arnold Construction, and Town of Monroe gathered on Friday to break ground for the construction of a new fire station located at 233 Tower Dr. in the Monroe Industrial park.
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"Our entry in the insurance market…puts us at the forefront of a move that could help to revolutionize the motor insurance industry," said Thomas Schmidt, managing director TomTom (Amsterdam, Netherlands) Business Solutions.
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Anton is a supporting character in The Amazing World of Gumball. He is a crumbly piece of toast who attends Elmore Junior High, and is in Miss Simian's class. Tina and Jamie forced him into their gang against his will.
Anton is a small piece of toast. The dark spots on him indicate he was burned somehow. He wears white gloves on his skinny, black arms. He also wears little red, white, and blue shoes.
Anton seems to be a bit of a pushover. Most of his appearances have ended with him getting hurt - getting squished by Tina, getting hit in the face with a banana, getting swarmed by birds, having his sandwich stolen by Carrie, and getting eaten by ducks in The Dumb Race. Furthermore, every line he has spoken has been meek or unconfident, as if he's scared.
Anton was forced into Tina's gang, which implies that he (against his will) joins them in their bullying. This has been shown in "The Meddler", where he joins Tina, Jamie, and for some reason, Banana Joe in teasing Gumball about his mom being in school (he also laughs when Tina gets insulted, though). Secretly, he despises being with the gang but has never tried to leave because of his fear of Tina. However, he has grown a relationship with Tina and Jamie, despite that he was forced into doing it. He could possibly be friends with Banana Joe and Idaho.
Anton has been seen dying on-screen several times, yet somehow he always manages to get reborn. The process behind this phenomenon is revealed in "The Recipe," where Gumball and Darwin witness his parents remaking Anton by toasting a piece of bread at a certain setting. It is later discovered that multiple Anton clones can be made in this way, though unless toasted at just the right temperature for the right amount of time, the personality may be altered a bit. Burning the bread, for example, creates an evil, vengeful Anton with a deep voice. Most of Gumball and Darwin's Anton clones turned out to be naive and gullible, blindly following the orders of their creators and, later, the burnt Anton. This is likely because they did not toast the bread properly.
Episode Appearances
Season 1
- "The Third": Squished by Tina in the school hallway.
- "The End": Eaten by crows during lunch at school.
- "The Dress": He appears in class and in the halls.
- "The Ghost": He appears in the cafeteria.
- "The Mystery": Chasing Gumball in the library when Banana Joe got hit to his face.
- "The Gi": Part of the crowd of students at school.
- "The Goons": Participated in the dumb race, where he was eaten by ducks.
- "The Sock": He appears in class.
- "The Mustache": He appears in class.
- "The Meddler": Laughing at Gumball bringing his mom to school with Banana Joe and Jamie.
- "The Helmet": He appears in school eating lunch with Tina.
- "The Fight": He appears in school.
Season 2
- "The Fridge": He appears in the school orchestra, playing guitar.
- "The Apology": He appears in the schoolyard, cheering the fight.
- "The Words": He appears in the school bus, sleeping next to Gumball, and in class, loudly scratching his face.
- "The Skull": Tina threatens him in one of Clayton's lies but is then saved by him.
- "The Storm": He appears in the schoolyard, confronting Gumball after he kissed Carmen.
- "The Game": He appears in Mr. Small's class.
- "The Voice": His profile picture appears on Elmore Plus.
Season 3
- "The Coach": He comments that Coach has suggested that he should reduce his carbohydrate intake. Later he is mentioned as being one of Jamie's victims.
- "The Joy": Gets chased by Bobert riding on a floor polisher.
- "The Recipe": His first major role, in it Gumball and Darwin discover the secret to his immortality.
- "The Name": He appears in the cafeteria.
- "The Void": He appears in the school yearbook.
- "The Mirror": He's in Miss Simian's classroom.
This is a list of all the times Anton has died in the show.
Season 1
- The Third: Anton is crushed by Tina stepping on him.
- The End: Anton is eaten alive by a flock of birds.
- The Goons: Anton blindly runs into a lake where he is eaten by ducks.
Season 3
- The Recipe: Anton dies multiple times in this episode. In fact, the entire episode focuses on Anton dying and coming back to life soon after that.
- Anton's first death was diving into the pool where he soon dissolved.
- Anton was crushed by a bowling ball.
- Anton saw a screamer on the computer which made his pass out.
- Anton was eaten by Tobias.
- Anton poured chemicals into a test tube which blew up in his face and killed him.
- Anton fell into the paper shredder.
- Anton used a slide whistle which made his head explode.
- The door closed on Anton, crushing him in between.
- Trina stepped on Anton.
- A baseball broke a hole in Anton's body.
- Anton was attacked by a flock of birds in his locked who ate him.
- AntONE blasted Anton with a water hose, tearing a hole in his body, killing him.
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- Almost every time Anton appears, he gets injured in one way or another. Though he doesn't get injured in Season 2.
- Anton placed 8th in The Dumb Race.
- Anton is often seen consuming sandwiches, which is ironic considering how he is a bread product himself. Sarah does the same thing in "The Fan", as she is seen eating ice cream; and the Doughnut Sheriff does this as well in episodes such as "The Spoon" where he is seen to crave doughnuts.
- Anton has been injured at least 15 times.
- Anton is usually seen getting eaten. In the episode "The End", he was seen getting eaten by a flock of crows. In the episode "The Goons", he was seen getting eaten by a bunch of ducks. He also appeared in one of Cartoon Network's bumpers. In the bumper, Gumball is seen passing down a bunch of food to Richard in a theater with the last one being Anton. In "The Coach", a real-life clip of ducks eating a slice of toast was briefly seen, with Anton's voice screaming and suspenseful music playing. In "The Recipe", Anton is eaten by Tobias and a flock of birds.
- Anton's consciousness does not transfer after he dies, so he has no idea how he died before or that he died at all.
What? You want my sandwich? Here! Take it! Please let me go!
—Anton to birds who want to eat him
Butter side down. Just like poor Uncle Eddie.
—Anton on Tina's sandwich
Anton: Dude, what's goin' on?
You made a clone of me!?
—Anton to Gumball
Anton: How many!?
—Anton to Gumball


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Maple Leafs, Canucks unlikely to agree on deal for Roberto Luongo
"I'm not going to give up youth for older players," Nonis told ESPN. "We would trade a young player for a young player. But we're not going to trade a bunch of young players or first-round picks for short-term gain. You can't build a club that way."
Bozak is 26 and after 2½ years in the National Hockey League is still trending upwards. He had 47 points last season and led Toronto centres with an average ice time of 18:50. Bozak's value to Nonis can be measured on the transaction wire this week: the GM traded Maple Leaf centre Lombardi and waived the overpaid, overrated Connolly.
Luongo to Leafs losing steam with Toronto making roster room for Kadri after putting Connolly on waivers and expecting more from Bozak.
— Ben Kuzma (@benkuzma) January 17, 2013
Bozak, Kadri and a second rounder? Wayyy too much for Luongo. And there's no other team willing to pay that price either.
— Damien Cox (@DamoSpin) January 16, 2013
Vancouver Canucks GM 'sticking to' high return price for Roberto Luongo
As training camp opened Sunday, Gillis said the team isn't rushing into trade discussions but has fielded multiple offers. As of Sunday, Gillis said Luongo would be part of the Canucks unless trade offers improve.
"We're at a point with this team where we want specific types of players coming back to us that can help us today and down the road," Gillis told the Vancouver Sun. "I think that's a reasonable request so we're going to stick to it."
Gillis on Luongo trade scenarios:"I haven't talked to anybody about taking a portion of his contract. Everything is on the table."
— Ben Kuzma (@benkuzma) January 13, 2013
Murphy on Leafs: Luongo not the only option
But what we have to consider here is that the Leafs are looking at other options; options that may not cost as much as Luongo in the short term and long term.
What about Jaroslav Halak in St. Louis? He went 26-12-7 last season with a 1.97 GAA and .925 save percentage and still sits second on the depth chart behind Brian Elliott. Or what if Nonis and company felt like Jonathan Bernier was ready for prime time but never got the chance to show it behind Jonathan Quick.
The Vancouver Canucks have agreed to terms on a one-year, $700,000 pro-rated deal with free agent defenceman Cam Barker.
Barker, 26, dressed in 23 games for the Texas Stars of the AHL this season, recording eight points and 24 penalty minutes. He played in 25 games with the Edmonton Oilers last season, scoring 2 goals and picking up 23 penalty minutes.
Martinek rejoins the Islanders, The latest on Thomas and What is going on with the Canucks Centers
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Radek Martinek rejoins Islanders
Thomas wants to play … next season
Gallagher: Canucks need to settle the second line centre question
Roberto Luongo conducting himself with absolute class as his departure nears
When Roberto Luongo leaves the Canucks, he will depart as the city's greatest-ever goaltender.
When he is traded, he will leave with a gold medal, two shutouts in the Stanley Cup final, and a resume which says "Hart Trophy finalist."
He will leave with at least 13 more wins and 13 more shutouts than Kirk McLean — and that's in 130 fewer Canucks games.
Dave Nonis says goaltending is team's No. 1 priority
Despite singing the praises of James Reimer and Ben Scrivens, newly appointed Toronto Maple Leafs GM Dave Nonis said he won't hesitate to make a move via trade if either goaltender fails to impress early in the season.
One day after taking over from Brian Burke, who was fired by the team on Wednesday, Nonis appeared on Hockey Night in Canada Radio with hosts Gord Stellick and Scott Oake to discuss, among several issues, the Leafs' No. 1 priority: goaltending.


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To generate hemoglobin-free full-length haptoglobin the cDNA encoding rat haptoglobin alphabeta subunits was cloned into shuttle vector pVT-Bac-His and used to produce a recombinant baculovirus Autographa californica Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus (AcNPV) as an expression vector, named HpAcNPV. Recombinant virus was used to infect Spodoptera frugiperda (Sf9) insect cells. The 50 kDa protein expressed was mostly secreted into the culture medium at relatively high titer (15 microg/mL) and was found to be rat prohaptoglobin having a vector-derived N-terminal extension of 37 amino acids, containing both a hexahistidine tag and an enterokinase recognition sequence. The protein was successfully purified by a three step procedure including nickel-linked agarose and DEAE-Sepharose chromatography steps. Hemoglobin was not detected in the purified preparations. Purified recombinant rat prohaptoglobin protein was also found to be glycosylated, and to be capable of forming a complex with rat hemoglobin in vitro.
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