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The Oldham County Republican Woman's Club's annual Christmas potluck luncheon took place at the home of Mary Broecker.
Club officers from left, Jimmie Spratlin, Theresa Falke, Debby Pate, Audrey Rasmusson, Shari Broecker. President Mary Broecker is in the center.
Centerfield Elementary
Clarissa Phillips' first-grade class
Centerfield Elementary teacher Clarissa Phillips said she hopes her students continue to share the gift of generosity and care for others in 2012.
This year, her students learned the meaning of generousity by giving clothes and toys to two Angel Tree children this year.
Phillips said her favorite holiday tradition is baking dozens of Christmas cookies to share with my family and friends.
Dear Santa,
Santa you are fun.
Buckner Elementary
Debbie Sullivan's kindergarten and first-grade class
Buckner Elementary teacher Debbie Sullivan said she hopes her students continue to be as compassionate and caring in the new year as they re now.
Sullivan said she's sure her students are part of Santa's nice list.
"My students have been nice...they work hard doing their personal best and use great listening ears," she said.
Sullivan plans to relax and read during her winter break.
Dear Santa,
Centerfield Elementary
Jenna Brown's fourth-grade class
Oldham County Sheriff's Office Deputy Christopher C. Fitzner has received the Kentucky Governor's Award for Impaired Driving Enforcement.
The governor's award is presented annually to law enforcement from across the state of Kentucky who excel in detection and enforcement of impaired drivers.
Fitzner is pictured with Oldham County Sheriff Steve Sparrow.
In 2011, Fitzner made more than 50 DUI arrests.
This week, Sandy Edwards shares a poem she included with her family's Christmas card.
Her poem serves as the story behind her family's holiday portrait – namely, the hats worn by two of her four children.
"The story behind the Edwards Family Photo
'Twas one day in October, all was quiet...no sound.
Not a child was stirring, none could be found.
When from the garage, there arose such a clatter,
Then, "Hide this from Mommy!" – Oh! I knew better!
Harmony Elementary
Jessica Poteet's kindergarten class
Poteet said her wish for her students in 2012 is to have the courage to ask questions and discover answers.
"I hope they grow to fill the world with hope and kindness," she said.
Harmony Elementary
Sheri Tabor's kindergarten class
Ms. Tabor says her students should be on Santa's nice list.
"Every day, they try so hard to be good learners and friends to their classmates," she said.
This season, through the Harmony Helping House, they have shown how important it is to give to others to give them a happy holiday.
Harmony Elementary
Christie Horn's kindergarten class
Amy Beall's first grade class
Beall said her Christmas wish is for her students to have a happy, healthy, and safe holiday!
He's making a list, and checking The Oldham Era twice.
The Elves at The Oldham Era are collecting Letters to Santa, now through 5 p.m. Dec. 10.
Follow the links below to send us your letter.
Teachers, click here to submit Letters to Santa from your students!
Parents, click here to submit Letters to Santa from your children!
For four weeks, he dismissed stomach pains as the result of bad food or possibly a stomach bug he could've contracted from his young daughters.
After all, he'd just undergone a routine blood test and doctors saw no irregularities.
And when his wife, Michelle, urged him to go see the doctor because his skin was turning yellow and he had lost weight, athletically-built Craig Merimee passed it off as bad lighting and fatigue from the self-diagnosed stomach bug.
The Louisville Chorus celebrates its 73rd season this weekend at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in La Grange.
The chorus, directed by Daniel Spurlock, will perform "Music for the Christ Child" at 4 p.m. Sunday at the church, 502 N. Fifth St., La Grange.
Music includes:
Need a break from the holiday rush?
The Oldham County Schools Arts Center will present "Holiday Showcase" at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 9.
This is a FREE event with performances by the Oldham County Performance Troupe, Oldham County Chamber Ensemble, Oldham County Youth Theatre vocal soloists, and the Oldham County Singers.
Refreshments will be served afterward.
For information cal 502-241-6018.
If your children — or you — can't sit through an entire production of "The Nutcracker," consider the Cliffsnotes version starring 48 Oldham residents.
"Nutcracker In A Nutshell" celebrates its fifth year with two public performances Saturday at the Louisville Palace.
The show still includes the ballet's major components, said spokeswoman Marie Gould, but condenses it to 65 minutes.
When Hewn From The Mountain Music Cafe hosts its first concert Thursday, it will bring owner Tom McShane full circle.
Legendary musician Turley Richards will play at the store — one of McShane's earliest influences.
Richards, a long-time Louisville resident, released his debut album in 1970. He appeared on "American Bandstand" and Johnny Carson's "The Tonight Show," performed alongside countless notable artists and sold more than 1.4 million records.
For 17 years, La Grange's Dance-Forms Productions has organized international choreographers for performances around the globe — and this weekend, the show returns home to the Oldham County Schools Arts Center.
This event will be the 57th International Choreographers' Showcase. Susana Williams has produced four or five a year since 1994, along with help from her husband, Larry Williams.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced today that it will waive day-use fees for veterans, active and reserve component service members, and their families at the more than 2,400 Corps-operated recreation areas nationwide on Veterans Day, Nov. 11.
The coffee mug sign at Walnut and Jefferson streets in downtown La Grange is kind of like a Krispy Kreme sign — if it's lit, the coffee's hot.
And not just hot – fresh. Like just-out-of-the-roaster yesterday fresh. Take your pick from recognizable coffees, like Brazilian, Colombian or Sumatra. Or, try something different, like Ethiopian beans Yirgacheffe and Nigusie Lemma or Tanzanian Peaberry.
This week Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana launched a significant redesign of its website, gskentuckiana.org. The redesign includes a streamlined homepage, as well as a stronger focus on using new content management tools to keep information up-to-date.
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Red Wings foward Henrik Zetterberg talks about the World Championship…in Swedish
by George Malik on 04/29/12 at 08:52 AM ET
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Updated with some Team USA chatter, in English, at 8 AM: He won't be playing for Sweden when the Swedes face off against Team USA on Tuesday, at least according to Aftonbladet's Mats Wennerholm, but before embarking on a transatlantic flight with Johan Franzen, Niklas Kronwall and Jonathan Ericsson, Red Wings forward Henrik Zetterberg gave the equivalent of a sit-down interview to Aftonbladet's Per Bjurman. What follows is a "quick and dirty" translation of the interview:
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Red Wings overnight report: regarding Cleary's knee, prospect news and St. James' player grades
by George Malik on 04/29/12 at 07:25 AM ET
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Every once in a while, there's nothing wrong with starting a blog entry with a context-setting story, but this one ain't pretty:
On March 3rd, 2000, I woke up in the recovery room at the University of Michigan medical center, having just undergone what was supposed to be a relatively routine septoplasty to repair what I'll politely describe as "internal Patrick Roy nose." The only problem was that in addition to feeling like someone had drilled into my sinuses, cheeks and forehead with a Roto-Rooter (which is essentially what happened), I noticed that it was much later in the day than it was supposed to be.
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Red Wings mid-day news: more about Joey MacDonald's back and ironic defensive commentary
by George Malik on 04/28/12 at 01:52 PM ET
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Updated with prospect news at 1:04 PM: Yesterday, the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan offered an update regarding Joey MacDonald's recovery from a slightly herniated disc in his back, and today, MLive's Ansar Khan also spoke to MacDonald—who will probably back up Jimmy Howard next season—about the state of an injury which more or less forced the Wings to bring Ty Conklin up and, to some extent, overplay Howard down the stretch:
"I had two injections (of cortisone) already, can see a big improvement,'' MacDonald said. "I can do another (injection) in 10 days. It's going in the right direction. I'm working out, doing stuff I wasn't allowed to do for three weeks.''
MacDonald, who had back surgery in 2006, is hoping to put on his equipment and get on the ice in the next week or so to test his back.
"I still believe if we would have continued on I would have been skating probably within the next week or two (but not playing),'' MacDonald said. "I'm going to stick around here for another 3-4 weeks. Before I leave [for Nova Scotia] I want to be 100 percent, ready to rock.''
As Khan notes, unlike Conklin, MacDonald thrived while substituting for an injured Howard and February, and played well overall despite an inconsistent workload:
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Red Wings overnight report: on Mrazek, Eaves and some brief Worlds news
by George Malik on 04/28/12 at 06:35 AM ET
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The Red Wings face something of a crossroads in terms of their goaltending prospects this summer. The Wings appear to be willing to put their faith in Jimmy Howard and, most likely, Joey MacDonald, whose $550,000 cap hit (per Capgeek.com) and ability to thrive on a limited workload essentially won him the back-up's position. MacDonald told the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan that his back is improving on Friday, and while the unrestricted free agent marketplace in terms of back-up goaltending might be the only "deep pool" the Wings could draw from this summer, we all know how willing the Marty Turcos and Ray Emerys of the world were to join the Wings and know they were only going to play 20-30 games behind an established Jimmy Howard last summer.
Going forward, despite pundits' suggestions to the contrary, the Wings' brass believes that Jimmy Howard can deliver 35-plus regular season wins and dominant play in the playoffs, but Howard's would-be future back-ups and potential successors haven't exactly dazzled in terms of promise(or depth), with perhaps one exception. That player's season ended on Friday night, though it wasn't for a lack of trying on his part.
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Red Wings afternoon news: revisiting Franzen's comments, on Cleary and Stuart and a Kindl summation
by George Malik on 04/27/12 at 05:41 PM ET
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Updated with Joey MacDonald injury news at 4:53 PM: Despite our comments to the contrary regarding one Johan Franzen's comments about the wheels falling off the Big Red Machine, I thought that Franzen's suggestion that the Wings struggled down the stretch in no small part due to, as he told MLive's Ansar Khan, a lack of self-confidence and plain old forgetting how to enjoy themselves—to the point that the Wings' swagger and ability to somewhat loosely and confidently bounce back from adversity, especially without the "morale officers" that were Kris Draper and Chris Osgood in the mix, yielded late-season stumbles and perhaps a snowballing effect which yielded the return of the Detroit's early-regular season paper-thin level of self confidence.
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Wait, what? The Mule has all the answers as to why the Red Wings lost their mojo?
by George Malik on 04/27/12 at 08:10 AM ET
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MLive's Ansar Khan spoke to Red Wings forward Johan Franzen about both his disappointing 2011-2012 season and playoffs and his team's stumbles from February onward, and, well…While Khan says that the Wings' free agency shopping list does indeed include all of my hopes in that damn bottom-six winger with size to mash and grind on the fourth line, the top-pair defenseman the Wings couldn't find after Brian Rafalski retired and Mike Babcock's wished-for top-six goal-scorer, Franzen seems to suggest that the Wings missed Chris Osgood and Kris Draper's presences and leadership in unexpected ways:
"We need to have more fun out there, get some confidence back,'' Franzen said. "We looked like a drained team, kind of, in most of the games. Get some joy back, believing in ourselves, knowing that we're a good team, and play for each other.''
The Red Wings were bounced in the first round of the playoffs by the Nashville Predators. Franzen, speaking Tuesday, when players cleaned out their lockers, believes the handwriting was on the wall following a 7-11-4 finish to the regular season.
"We didn't have a good ending to the season, eight wins in the last (27), including playoffs,'' Franzen said. "You got to come into playoffs with confidence, otherwise it's so tight. You're playing a team with a really good defense and a great goalie (Pekka Rinne), so if you don't have that extra thing to get through it's going to be tough.''
Um…Exactly? You can keep on reading for more on that front from Franzen, but Khan delivers noteworthy quips from both Franzen and his coach regarding the Mule's difficult playoff performance…and future with the team:
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Red Wings overnight report: Kronwall changes his mind about World Championships
by George Malik on 04/27/12 at 07:33 AM ET
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File this line under, "Blog post starters you're regrettably going to read me saying rather regularly between now and the draft": This morning's most notable Red Wings news story comes from Sweden, because Niklas Kronwall has changed his mind about remaining in Detroit to supervise the building of a new home, and instead, he's going to leave for Stockholm with Henrik Zetterberg, Johan Franzen and Jonathan Ericsson to take part in the World Championships.
Why the change in thought? The Swedish press went into overdrive after the Swedish Ice Hockey Federation announced that Kronwall would join the team, so it didn't take long to find out. Kronwall told Expressen's Gunnar Nordstrom and Johan Larsson that he was able to delay the big decision-making regarding architectural plans for a few weeks so that he can join his brother Staffan (who just signed with Lokomotiv Yaroslavl's new KHL team, by the way) and his teammates at the Worlds:
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Is another dispersal draft-via-buy-outs on the way under the new CBA? (and Wings evening news)
by George Malik on 04/26/12 at 07:23 PM ET
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Updated 2x with some evening Wings news at 6:48 PM: Given our little discussion regarding the underwhelming nature of Red Wings GM Ken Holland's comments regarding his team's plans in terms of possibly signing free agents, I've had this nagging voice in my head wondering whether Holland's comments had something to do with the CBA which the NHL and NHLPA must negotiate this summer.
The CBA which the NHL essentially wrote by itself thanks to Ted Saskin's betrayal of the players he was representing, the league was able to doubly ensure that its goal of parity would be ensured by both forcing through a 24% rollback in player salaries and dropping the salary cap so dramatically that many teams had to buy out players to become "cap compliant," and I can't help but believe that Chairman Mao would love to redistribute NHL talent all over again if he's able to get away with it.
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Red Wings mid-day news: no Norris for Nick, more Holmstrom talk, injury news and…Honeybadgers?
by George Malik on 04/26/12 at 03:29 PM ET
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Red Wings fans can't necessarily be surprised by this, but, as the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan, the Macomb Daily's Chuck Pleiness and MLive's Ansar Khan note, the 11 games missed by the Red Wings' captain and an up-and-down season production-wise yield Nicklas Lidstrom not heading to the NHL Awards in Las Vegas for the first time in what seems like forever:
Zdeno Chara of Boston, Erik Karlsson of Ottawa and Shea Weber of Nashville are this year's finalists for the Norris Trophy as the NHL's top defenseman.
It marks just the third time in the past 14 seasons that Detroit Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom, a seven-time Norris Trophy winner, was not a finalist.
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Red Wings overnight report: not necessarily a package deal, and prospect (and Twitter) news
by George Malik on 04/26/12 at 06:37 AM ET
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Updated substantially at 7:16 AM: Neither player suggested as much during the Red Wings' locker room clean-out, but from Mike Babcock to Chris Chelios and you and me, those who are wondering what might tip the scales toward Nicklas Lidstrom returning for one more season of NHL hockey are also wondering aloud as to whether the Wings might entice Lidstrom to stick around by inviting Lidstrom's closest friend and carpool buddy, Tomas Holmstrom, to engage in a sort of farewell goalie-mooning tour.
The Free Press's Helene St. James engages in this endeavor this morning for a simple reason: Holmstrom readily admitted that he wasn't thrilled playing on the fourth line because he wasn't able to really do his job while skating up and down the ice (albeit surprisingly well) alongside Cory Emmerton on a generally defensively-minded shift, and in light of the emergence of Gustav Nyquist down the stretch, it certainly seems like Holmstrom, like Kris Draper before him, has been squeezed out of a job:
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You can participate in the Alba Music Festival, two weeks of intensive music making in the north of Italy.
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The St. Mary's College Orchestra, established by Jeffrey Silberschlag in 1987, is made up of both major and non-major musicians. Under the baton of Jeffrey Silberschlag, the group performs regularly during the academic year. Members of the orchestra also perform at the annual music festival in Alba, Italy every May, and join in with the Chesapeake Orchestra at the River Concert Series in June and July.
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Definitions for upasˈyu pəs
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word upas
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
u•pasˈyu pəs(n.)
a large tropical mulberry tree, Antiaris toxicaria, of Africa, Asia, and the Philippines, that has a milky sap used as an arrow poison.
Category: Plants
Origin of upas:
1775–85; < Javanese: poison
A tree Antiaris toxicaria of the breadfruit family, common in the forests of Java and the neighboring islands, with poisonous secretions.
A virulent poison used in Java and the adjacent islands for poisoning arrows derived from the tree.
A poison prepared from a climbing plant Strychnos tieute
Origin: From phn-pas or pohon upas, from phn + pas
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a tree (Antiaris toxicaria) of the Breadfruit family, common in the forests of Java and the neighboring islands. Its secretions are poisonous, and it has been fabulously reported that the atmosphere about it is deleterious. Called also bohun upas
a virulent poison used in Java and the adjacent islands for poisoning arrows. One kind, upas antiar, is, derived from upas tree (Antiaris toxicaria). Upas tieute is prepared from a climbing plant (Strychnos Tieute)
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Hi all,
I have a Samsung GTI5500 phone, purchased about five months ago. I installed Skype when the phone was new and used it for a few months with no problems until it froze. I uninstalled it and tried to download and reinstall a newer version of Skype but I keep getting the message that there isn't enough memory available.
According to the phone settings I have 95MB free on the phone itself, plus another 361MB on the SD card. This should be loads, shouldn't it?
Any ideas?
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Have you tried a power down and battery removal?
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Yes, I've removed the battery two or three times.
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Posted November 19, 2012 at 10:22AM
Try this APP: APP to SD, and move whichever app installed in your phone memory to your SD Card. That will free up your space and may be skype will be able to run.
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Posted November 19, 2012 at 10:40AM
It won't let me move any apps to the SD card. I tried SETTINGS-APPLICATIONS-MANAGE APPLICATIONS. There's an option to move to SD card but it's not available.
How much memory does Skype need?
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Posted November 19, 2012 at 10:46AM
Try deleting some of your applications which is of no use or your don't use it. Skype needs more memory as it is a heavy application.
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I checked on the Skype website and it says I need 28MB of free space. I have much more than that so it should install....
Alternatively, how do I alter the phone's settings so the download will go to the SD card?
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United in the Eucharist and Empowered by the Holy Spirit, St. Patrick Catholic Parish welcomes all of God's children into the Body of Christ through prayer, worship, teaching, and service.
St. Patrick Catholic Church
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Mass Times
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Sunday 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. and Spanish at 12:30 p.m.
Weekday Masses 8:00 a.m. (Monday thru Friday and on the 1st Saturday)
National Holidays 8:00 a.m.
Monday-Friday 7:40 a.m. Saturday 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Welcome to St. Patrick Catholic Church's website. We are a parish of about 1,000 families, with a K-8 grade school, that is located on the North side of Wichita sitting on the Arkansas River. The Eucharist is the center of our life. We can belong to Christ "only in union with all those who have become, or will become, his own."
Our Mission Statement: St. Patrick Catholic School unites with parishes and families in forming faith-filled Christian leaders through Catholic Stewardship, academic achievement, and a celebration of cultural diversity.
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Man charged with DUI for fatal I-94 crash gets $1M bail
Sun-Times Media Wire February 23, 2014 6:54PM
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Updated: February 23, 2014 10:52PM
Bail was set at $1 million Saturday for a man charged with driving under the influence of cocaine in connection with a Dan Ryan Expressway crash that killed a dump truck driver in November.
Ralph Leon, 59, was charged with aggravated DUI causing a fatal accident, involuntary manslaughter and reckless homicide for the crash in the northbound lanes of the Dan Ryan Expressway on Nov. 1, prosecutors said at a bond hearing Saturday.
Leon, of the 5400 block of North Sheridan Road in Chicago, was speeding in a 2004 Mazda 6 near 91st Street about 2 p.m. when he crashed into a car, causing it to swerve, prosecutors said.
He then went over four lanes of traffic and crashed the Mazda into a dump truck being driven by 56-year-old Alfredo Valladares, prosecutors said. Valladares was ejected from the truck and suffered lacerations and multiple fractures.
Valladares, of the 5500 block of South Fairfield Avenue in Chicago, was dead at the scene, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office.
Police at the scene of the crash said Leon looked "very high," and he was taken to Mercy Hospital and Medical Center for a DUI test, which detected cocaine in his system, prosecutors said.
Cook County Judge Adam Bourgeois Jr., ordered Leon held in lieu of $1 million bail Saturday at the Cook County Criminal Courthouse.
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Tampa Bay Lightning left wing Jonathan Drouin (27) slips between Nashville Predators center Simon Moser (21) and left wing Austin Watson (52) during the the second period of an NHL preseason hockey game, Thursday, Sept. 19, 2013, in Tampa, Fla. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)
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TAMPA, Fla. - Brett Connolly had two goals and Steven Stamkos also scored to help the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Nashville Predators 5-1 on Thursday night.
The Lightning jumped out to a fast start, with Connolly and Ondrej Palat scoring in the first 6:51 of the game.
Victor Hedman assisted on each goal for Connolly, who weaved through two defenders and pushed a wrist shot past goaltender Carter Hutton for his second score at 18:41 of the middle period.
Stamkos' first goal of the preseason lifted Tampa Bay to a 3-0 lead early in the second.
Matt Cullen scored the Predators' only goal in the third period against backup goaltender Cedric Desjardins.
Riku Helenius made his first start in goal for the Lightning and stopped all 15 shots he faced in a little more than 30 minutes of ice time. Hutton gave up four goals on 17 shots in 40 minutes before being replaced by Marek Mazanec.
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Early Monday morning (Columbus Day 2009) we spotted a Bobcat walking out of the back field alongside of our small pond. He took a leisurely 10 minute walk, checking out the pond, a mole or mouse near the pond and then cleaned and preened himself in the early morning sun. We have a spectacular video of this event. Unfortunately I was not brave enough to step outside to capture the photos and they were taken through the windows of our kitchen and bedroom.
Bobcat! in our backyard in Mohawk
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says ... on Sunday, Nov 15 at 5:50 AM
Bobcats are native to the area and were not "released" as an exotic animal. Lynx, on the other hand, which look similar to a bobcat but are much larger, where released into the Adirondacks 20 years ago.32135066
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Not a PrettyKitty! You need to grow up and be responsible. If you had a kid you would know how important it is to protect your children. At least we can say Mountainmomma cares enough to report this and give us pictures to see it.31306377
says ... on Friday, Oct 23 at 9:41 PM
"J", Maine Coons have very long hair and are about 30 ponds lighter than that bob cat. Mountainmomma, trying to get the DEC to remove that cat from your area is wrong, you chose to live that far into to country live with the wildlife.31034913
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you'll know if you have a bobcat close..the smell is unbearable...but they,along with cyottes will avoid you..this is why DEC will not admit to releasing such exotic animals here...because people panic...i'd worry more about the neighbors dog.30955628
says ... on Thursday, Oct 22 at 11:05 AM
why bash mountain mom..she has ever right to feel concerned..or bash her over her pond..i have never met this lady..but i can assure you that her grandchild is not unattended near the pond..why not just say thanks for the pics...30955408
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ugghhhhh are you serious? its just a animal. It's not trying to hurt anybody. It just wanted to take a walk. :) delete this LAME article asap30869743
says ... on Tuesday, Oct 20 at 5:58 PM
TO:MOUNTAINMOMMA79..You are as pathetic as the balloon boy's parents. What a way to get your face on the news.30864936
says ... on Tuesday, Oct 20 at 5:56 PM
Your afraid of an innocent harmless cat and state in your article to the news that you are afraid to let your daughter go outside but yet you have a big deep spring fed pond in your backyard that is dangerous for your grandaughter. Get a life!!!30864882
says ... on Monday, Oct 19 at 10:29 PM
what does a bobcat sound like? --I believe i had one in the back of our yard in the creek last year --erie sounding30824186
says ... on Monday, Oct 19 at 4:59 PM
Our intention was to bring nature at its best to the eyes of everyone...not to alarm or frighten...yes we do have a young granddaughter and will be very cautious when outside with her...it was a beautiful sight indeed30812503
says ... on Monday, Oct 19 at 2:11 PM
nice looking pics..great job...my wife saw it cross the road saturday..she told me she couldnt believe what she was looking at...my feelings...it would look great stuffed and mounted in my living room...30803587
says ... on Monday, Oct 19 at 12:09 PM
Look it... Somebody here wrote that the cat was here before them. That is unlikely because cats only live an average of 4-9 years. By the Way - I like nature too, And I like wild cats. But the strongest survive - It doesn't matter "who" was here30796788
says ... on Monday, Oct 19 at 12:04 PM
Its a maine coon cat dummies. It is a domesticated pet dah30796563
says ... on Monday, Oct 19 at 11:43 AM
northerner i didnt want to alarm anyone but they actually are mountain lions and here by choice of the dec because of coy dogs being a problem. they are being tracked and watched at all times.if they had not been released coy dogs worse.30795233
says ... on Monday, Oct 19 at 11:35 AM
two years ago several bobcats were released in upstate ny with collars for tracking by the state in order to kill off the coy dog population this was printed in a local artical and denied by the state but admitted by some eviornmentalist .30794731
says ... on Monday, Oct 19 at 10:31 AM
You and you dog are afraid of a bobcat? please...get a clue30791012
says ... on Monday, Oct 19 at 9:48 AM
This is actually not to far from my house. With a small dog and kids that go outside it makes you feel like a prisoner in your own house. I bet if DEC had it in their backyard they would do something about it. How long has it been around? Anyone know30788552
says ... on Sunday, Oct 18 at 7:25 PM
Some one needs to cut that haness off this animal soon ,before winter comes.It will cut into him as he continues to grow.I hope help comes before it's too late...30766268
says ... on Sunday, Oct 18 at 10:42 AM
We have seen them near our farm in Jordanville for couple years. Not many people believed us because we didn't get pictures of them. They are around more than people choose to believe. They won't bother anyone as long as no one bothers them.30750781
says ... on Sunday, Oct 18 at 9:42 AM
I seem a bobcat about 20 years ago over in Frankfort along the canal, I though I was seeing things but I guess it was a bobcat . they are allusive aminals and not agressive, I hope people leave him or her alone. By the way, good pictures.30749116
says ... on Sunday, Oct 18 at 7:31 AM
He is a beautiful cat!! I hope I see him. There are lots of Bobcats in that area or up over the hill. My sister saw them all the time up in Springfield Center. Hope he and my Gray Foxes won't meet. Had two families here this summer.30745668
says ... on Saturday, Oct 17 at 6:47 PM
Ohh No ! What are we going to do, put all of the animals in a zoo? but we live in the woods. Lions and Tigers And Bears,Oh My!30731712
says ... on Saturday, Oct 17 at 6:46 PM
nature -- well put -- "This was their home long before yours." Enjoy the previlege of seeing and leave him alone.30731648
says ... on Saturday, Oct 17 at 3:25 PM
Bobcats are native to this area. They are very shy and fearful of people. They are not dangerous and should be left alone. This was their home long before yours.30726398
says ... on Saturday, Oct 17 at 2:22 PM
We live near Shoemaker off of 168 and we saw a very similar animal stalking mice/moles near the back of our property--even found a mole's "remains" on our well cap.Seeing this confirms what I thought, it was a boibcat! That was back in 04/09.30724366
says ... on Friday, Oct 16 at 6:45 AM
What a magnificant animal. Admire his beauty and leave him be, not the first time they have been spotted locally.....nature at it's best!30659203
says ... on Friday, Oct 16 at 4:58 AM
Bobcats are native to New York and there is actually a trapping season for them. Why DEC would say " it is released animal" is odd. Mountain Lions are a different story, DEC will never admit to them because of public fear.30656897
says ... on Thursday, Oct 15 at 4:34 PM
Next Time I Would Call The Utica Zoo As Quickly As Possible To See What They Can Do To Dart(Anesthesia) The Bobcat And Relocate It Further Into The Wild Or Let It Be In The Care Of The Zoo. There Are Many Problems Regarding DEC I Personally Have!30636578
says ... on Thursday, Oct 15 at 9:15 AM
If he has been subjected to human interaction, his encounters with people could be very unpredictable. IMO, he should be captured, have that harness removed and have an expert determine if he is releasable to the wild. If not, rehoming opt. available30610291
says ... on Thursday, Oct 15 at 6:09 AM
called the DEC and they can't do anything and as usual they deny any Bobcats or mountain lions in our area! No it's not an exotic pet...it's a released animal that has been called in and spotted before..an animal specialist has been called30602757
says ... on Wednesday, Oct 14 at 9:07 PM
i believe the DEC should be called in for this, think goodness its not in my backyard, how dangerous.... think of the dangers here people....duhhh!!!!!!!!!30592267
says ... on Tuesday, Oct 13 at 8:19 PM
It looks like there is a harrness on him, maybe someones exotic pet that got loose?30533638
says ... on Tuesday, Oct 13 at 7:33 PM
a nice looking kitty30532133


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Whooping cough vaccine now required by law
SAN DIEGO -- It's been strongly encouraged for quite some time and now state law is requiring seventh through 12th-grade students to get vaccinated for pertussis, more commonly known as whooping cough.
"There is an epidemic of pertussis or whooping cough in California and San Diego County," said County Superintendent of Schools Randolph Ward at a press conference Wednesday encouraging parents to comply with the new law.
Officials said more than 8,300 whooping cough cases were reported in California last year and the number has been that high in more than 60 years. The law takes effect July 1 and school officials said students will have to show proof they've had the booster shot.
Bill Kowba, Superintendent of the San Diego Unified School District said it's estimated 31,000 of the more than 130,000 students in the district haven't received the vaccine or haven't provided proof.
"Unvaccinated children present a health risk not only to themselves but to their peers," said Kowba.
San Diego public health officer Wilma Wooten said 205 whooping cough cases have been reported in the county so far in 2011. She said there were 10 whooping cough deaths across the state last year.
"The vaccine is the most effective way to prevent this illness and to prevent our children from getting sick and unfortunately from even dying," said Wooten.
Wooten said parents with insurance can get their kids vaccinated at their primary care providers. Those without insurance can receive the booster at any one of the public health centers. You can call 211 to find out about the location of centers. It costs $10 to get the vaccine but Wooten said no one would be turned away for not being able to pay.
Parents can opt out of getting their kids the vaccine because of medical reasons or personal belief. The parent simply needs to go to the school and sign a new form.
Becky Estepp signed the form to opt out three weeks ago. She said her son had a vaccine reaction when he was an infant and she feels there was no reason to continue to get him vaccinated when it's not effective.
"I'm a little perplexed at this new law," said Estepp, who works for the Elizabeth Birt Center for Autism Law & Advocacy. "It looks like they sped up a decision without really looking at what the reason is, why the pertussis was going around last year."
Estepp said she is worried about the effectiveness of the vaccine and believes more effort should be spent pinpointing the exact strain of the virus.
"There was a very important report last year that showed that 75 percent of people who contracted whooping cough had been vaccinated," she said citing a Watchdog Institute report.
She also cited the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for many of her concerns, including the possible risks the vaccine itself could pose.
"What they think has happened is pertussis the oldest vaccine in circulation and what has happened is there's been pathogen adaptation," Estepp said. "Today, I just looked on the VAERS report and there were 41 deaths associated with the pertussis vaccine (nationwide) so we need informed consent."
While she said a law requiring vaccination isn't the right move, many public health officials said it's necessary.
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Cyprus holidays – an education
Cyprus holidays can really open up your eyes to history, and the dedicated staff in premium quality Cyprus hotels will be more than happy to point you in the right direction, to the most educational and enjoyable attractions on the island – and our staff here at the Londa Beach Hotel are no exception.
Cyprus holidays can be a true educational experience if you wish, and if you're staying at our Cyprus hotel, feel free to ask for the best places to visit. Our beautiful island has attracted visitors from all over the world for as far back as records show, and evidence of their presence can be seen all across the island. If you want to add another dimension to your Cyprus holidays by stepping away from your Cyprus hotel's comfort and luxuries, then why not explore some of Limassol's fabulous museums?
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As you step out from your Cyprus hotels, head towards the 14th century Limassol Castle, situated near to the old port. Here you will find the Limassol Medieval Museum – a popular tourist spot with a fabulous collection of antiquities covering a vast period of history, from 400-1870 A.D. Among the displays you'll see suits of armour, paintings, statues, cannons and wood carvings, giving you a glimpse into our island's rich cultural history. You can also visit the rooftop, from where you'll get an unbelievable view of the whole city – the perfect opportunity to take some great photographs to remind you of your Cyprus holidays.
Another museum that is well worth a visit is the Folk Art Museum – not far from our Cyprus hotel's front door. You can cover the best part of the walk by strolling along the sea front, and once you arrive, you'll be able to witness the art, culture and traditions of the Cypriot people throughout history. Covering six rooms in a refurbished traditional house, the 500 or so exhibits cover items such as traditional dress, hand crafts such as embroidery, household tools and much more. If you want to get a real taste of the local culture during your Cyprus holidays, then put this on your itinerary.
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Khidr literally means 'The Green One', representing freshness of spirit and eternal liveliness, green symbolizing the freshness of knowledge "drawn out of the living sources of life." Whatever the source for this green may he, it has come to symbolize the benign presence of the divine wisdom as imparted by the Divine Himself to Khidr and to Prophet Muhammad.
Qur'ānic commentators say that al-Khidr ('The Green Man' of pre-Islamic lore) is one of the prophets; others refer to him simply as an angel who functions as a guide to those who seek God. And there are yet others who argue for his being a perfect wali meaning the one whom God has taken as a friend.
Khidr is associated with the Water of Life. Since he drank the water of immortality he is described as the one who has found the source of life, 'the Eternal Youth.' He is the mysterious guide and immortal saint in popular Islamic lore and the hidden initiator of those who walk the mystical path.
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After over 40 years of ownership and several unsuccessful
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The Bibliomat is a book printing machine that sells copies of out-of-print or old works at random, for a cost of $2.
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Am 15.06.2012 10:06, schrieb Richard Farina:
> On 06/15/2012 03:49 AM, Florian Philipp wrote:
>> Am 15.06.2012 09:26, schrieb Michał Górny:
>>> On Thu, 14 Jun 2012 21:56:04 -0700
>>> Greg KH <email@example.com> wrote:
>>>> On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 10:15:28AM +0530, Arun Raghavan wrote:
>>>>> On 15 June 2012 09:58, Greg KH <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>>>>> So, anyone been thinking about this? I have, and it's not pretty.
>>>>>> Should I worry about this and how it affects Gentoo, or not worry
>>>>>> about Gentoo right now and just focus on the other issues?
>>>>> I think it at least makes sense to talk about it, and work out what
>>>>> we can and cannot do.
>>>>> I guess we're in an especially bad position since everybody builds
>>>>> their own bootloader. Is there /any/ viable solution that allows
>>>>> people to continue doing this short of distributing a first-stage
>>>>> bootloader blob?
>>>> Distributing a first-stage bootloader blob, that is signed by
>>>> Microsoft, or someone, seems to be the only way to easily handle this.
>>> Maybe we could get one such a blob for all distros/systems?
>> I guess nothing prevents you from re-distributing Fedora's blob.
>>> Also, does this signature system have any restrictions on what is
>>> signed and what is not? In other words, will they actually sign a blob
>>> saying 'work-around signatures' on the top?
>> They might sign it. I think it is just an automated process verified
>> with smartcards. The point is, they will also blacklist it as soon as
>> malware starts using it (or as soon as they are aware of the possibility).
>> It should also be noted that having a bootloader blob is not enough. You
>> have to do it like Fedora and sign the kernel and modules as well as
>> removing kernel features that could result in security breaches
>> (everything outlined in [1]). I don't see any reasonable way to do this
>> while allowing users to build their own kernel and third-party modules.
>> In the end, I think we'll need *-bin packages for everything running in
>> kernel-space.
> Being all about choice I have to agree that as long as we have both bin
> and normal kernels there is nothing wrong with that. However, dear god,
> with how many kernels we have won't this get really expensive really
> fast? Even just signing gentoo-sources and hardened-sources would cost
> a fortune considering both change weekly if not daily. So that puts us
> to signing just stable releases and damn users who want secure boot and
> a recent kernel or need a custom patch? This all seems like a huge step
> in the wrong direction to me, at the very least the amount of effort for
> this is near insurmountable in my eyes.
> -Zero
>> [1] http://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/12368.html
>> Regards,
>> Florian Philipp
No, it won't be expensive. Please read the link in my message on how
Fedora do it:
1. You pay 99$ *once* as a registration fee. After that, you can sign as
much as you want.
2. In order to avoid the hassle of the actual authentication process for
signing code, Fedora simply signs a stage-1 boot loader which then
verifies all further stages against a custom Fedora key. This key also
has to be secure but it means they can use their own, automated tool
chain for signing kernel and grub builds.
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Orders placed with U.S. factories rose in May for the first time in three months, easing concern that manufacturing is faltering. Auto sales for June also exceeded analysts' estimates.
The 0.7 percent increase in bookings followed a revised 0.7 percent drop in the prior month, the Commerce Department said today in Washington. The median forecast of economists in a Bloomberg News survey called for a rise to 0.1 percent.
Europe's debt crisis and a slowdown in Asian markets including China is restraining exports, weighing on the outlook for manufacturers like Joy Global Inc. and DuPont Co. (CAT:US) Business investment, a mainstay of growth, will provide less of a boost to the economy as a weakening labor market holds back American consumers from boosting purchases of vehicles and other goods.
"Orders were so weak in prior months that the healthy gain in May is not enough to buck the softening trend," said Ellen Zentner, a senior economist at Nomura Securities International Inc. in New York, who projected a gain of 0.9 percent. "Business caution has become more pervasive."
Stocks rallied after the report. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index climbed 0.6 percent to 1,374.02, a two-month high, at the close of trading in New York.
Estimates in the Bloomberg survey of 52 economists ranged from a drop of 1.3 percent to a gain of 1 percent. The Commerce Department revised the April figure from a previously reported drop of 0.6 percent.
Excluding Transportation
Excluding transportation equipment, factory orders increased 0.4 percent in May after falling 0.9 percent the prior month.
Bookings for durable goods, those meant to last at least three years climbed 1.3 percent, also the first gain in three months. They make up just over half of total factory demand. Today's reading was more than the 1.1 percent gain estimated by the government on June 27. Demand for non-durable goods, including petroleum, increased 0.2 percent.
Orders for capital goods excluding aircraft and military equipment, a measure of future business investment, advanced 2.1 percent, more than the 1.6 percent gain estimated last week, after falling 1.5 percent the prior month.
Shipments of those goods, used in calculating gross domestic product, increased 0.6 percent, more than previously projected, after dropping 1.5 percent in April.
Household Spending
An unemployment rate exceeding 8 percent is restraining household spending, which accounts for about 70 percent of the economy. Cars and light trucks sold at a 13.7 million annual rate in May, the weakest this year and down from April's 14.4 million pace, Ward's Automotive Group data showed.
Sales accelerated to a 14.1 million annual rate in June, helping the industry stay on pace for the best year since 2007. The pace compares with the 13.8 million light-vehicle rate that was the average estimate of 15 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
Factory inventories decreased 0.2 percent in May for a second month, today's report showed. The draw down in stockpiles may prompt some economists to cut estimates for second-quarter gross domestic product.
Factory shipments climbed 0.5 percent in May, the report also showed. The gain in sales combined with the drop in stocks brought the inventory-to-shipments ratio down to 1.27 months, the lowest reading since September, from 1.28 months in April.
Manufacturing accounts for about 12 percent of the economy and has been at the forefront of the recovery that began June 2009. Cooling business investment means it may offer less support to the expansion in the second quarter.
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The Institute for Supply Management's index fell to 49.7 in June, the first contraction in almost three years and worse than the most-pessimistic forecast in a Bloomberg News survey, a report showed yesterday.
Regional figures reinforce the slowdown. Manufacturing in the Philadelphia area shrank in June at the fastest pace in almost a year, while New York-region factories expanded at the slowest rate in seven months.
Executives at Wilmington, Delaware-based DuPont, the third- largest U.S. chemical maker, said while growth in North America is holding up, they are concerned about a slowdown in China and Germany's dependence on exports.
"My number one worry is what will happen in Europe over the next six to nine months," Diane Gulyas, group vice president of DuPont's performance-materials segment, said on a conference call with analysts on June 14.
Joy Global, the maker of P&H and Joy mining equipment, cut forecasts for full-year earnings and revenue as companies ease capital expenditure amid concern over the slowdown in China. Equipment orders fell 62 percent in the fiscal second quarter from a year earlier primarily due to a weak U.S. coal market, the Milwaukee-based company said in May.
The rest of the world is reporting weaker results. Euro- area manufacturing contracted for an 11th straight month in June as Europe's debt crisis sapped demand. A manufacturing purchasing managers' index for China fell to 48.2 last month from 48.4 in May, HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit said yesterday.
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Rules Committee, Arizona State Senate
The Rules Committee is a standing committee of the Arizona State Senate.
Per the Senate Rules, committees of the Arizona State Senate are assigned by the President of the Senate.[1] Committees are assigned at the start of each term.[2] A majority of members of a committee constitutes quorum.[3] The President is appointed as an "ex officio" member of every committee but cannot vote except on the committees that he or she chairs. The President may also vote if he or she is an appointed member of the Rules Committee.[1]
See rules: Senate Rules
The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2013 legislative session.
|Rules Members, 2013
|Democratic members (3)
|Republican members (4)
|• Olivia Cajero Bedford
|• Andy Biggs, Chair
|• Leah Landrum Taylor
|• John McComish, Vice Chair
|• Linda Lopez
|• Adam Driggs
|• Gail Griffin
|Rules Members, 2012
|Democratic members (2)
|Republican members (4)
|• Olivia Cajero Bedford
|• Steve Pierce, Chair
|• David Lujan
|• Andy Biggs, Vice Chair
|• Sylvia Allen
|• John McComish
|Rules Members, 2011
|Democratic members (1)
|Republican members (2)
|• Olivia Cajero Bedford
|• Steve Pierce
|• Sylvia Allen
The following table shows committee membership in the 2009 legislative session. In the 2010 session, Thayer Verschoor left, and Barbara Leff and Steve Pierce joined.
|Rules Members, 2009
|Democratic members (1)
|Republican members (3)
|• Debbie McCune-Davis
|• Robert Burns, Chair
|• Chuck Gray, Vice Chair
|• Thayer Verschoor
External links
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Arizona State Legislature, "Senate Rules," accessed January 16, 2014(Rule 2-I)
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- ↑ Arizona State Legislature, "Senate Rules," accessed January 16, 2014(Rule 7-B-7)


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Discover Connecticut College & beautiful southern New England!
Connecticut College is located in southeastern Connecticut in the southern New England region. The campus is situated in the City of New London overlooking Long Island Sound and the Thames River. Youll find the campus is readily reached by car and there is ferry, rail, bus and air service to the region. Visit the Connecticut College Community & Visitors Webpage for valuable links to planning your visit.
You may also wish to visit the "Getting Here" section of the Mystic Country Web site for comprehensive regional travel information. You can even create your own itinerary to make your visit memorable and complete.
Plane, Train & Car - another form of "Moving Mysteries" before entering the "Moving Mysteries" of Sacred Dance at Connecticut College! Travel! Enjoy the experience as a Journey of Discovery and take time to ponder the people you meet and witness on that journey! Remember also, every day and in every way, experience the sacred moments in life and make ordinary moments extraordinary by what YOU bring to the moment! This thought will enhance the Mysteries of Movement - from the Travel perspective!
While Connecticut College is a beautiful campus in a beautiful corner of the world, and is easily accessibly by car (with free parking) and by train (train station a quick taxi trip from station in New London), air travel is not quite as convenient! Take some time to review the information at New London travel website for various options.
For Air Travel, there are two airports, each located approximately a one hour drive from the College.
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Our friend Roger Ebert is right: We are in the midst of a great era for documentaries. His list of the ten best from last year is, as he points out, only a choice selection from a very big basket of goodies. More evidence of the happy cornucopia: his list and the Oscars' share only a single entry. (It's Louie Psihoyos and Fisher Stevens's The Cove; we liked it, too.)
Ebert and we also liked Anvil: The Story of Anvil, though we're on our own in highlighting the decidedly more somber Which Way Home, which, if you're looking to win that pool on Sunday, is probably a sure thing for Best Documentary. (Other good places to look are here for the biggies, here for the not-so-biggies, here for the props, here for the buzz, and maybe here for some crazy.)
The great thing is, a lot of the nominated docs will be playing near you this weekend and over the coming few. Oscar season gives the whole industry a bump, not just the billion-dollar boys, and for smaller outfits it's often the excuse to use up that last shred of distribution money.
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Bedrock Computer Technologies, LLC v. Softlayer Technologies, Inc. et al Doc. 540 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS TYLER DIVISION BEDROCK COMPUTER, TECHNOLOGIES, LLC Plaintiff, v. SOFTLAYER TECHNOLOGIES, INC., ET AL. Defendants. § § § § § § § § § § ORDER No. 6:09cv269 LED-JDL JURY DEMANDED On February 16, 2011, the Court held a status conference to discuss how the above styled case is to proceed to trial. Having considered the parties' positions, the Court ORDERS as follows: (1) Plaintiff Bedrock Computer Technologies, LLC ("Bedrock") has the option to have a trial as to invalidity of U.S. Patent No. 5,893,120 on April 11, 2011 against all Defendants.1 Should Bedrock choose to proceed with an invalidity trial first, Bedrock shall notify the Court no later than March 11, 2011. (2) Should Bedrock choose to forego the option to try invalidity on April 11, 2011, Bedrock will then proceed to trial on April 11, 2011 against Defendants Google Inc. and Match.com, Inc. (3) Trial against the remaining defendants, Yahoo! Inc., MySpace Inc., Amazon.com Inc., AOL Inc., and Softlayer Technologies, Inc., will occur as soon thereafter as the Court's business permits. (4) Deadlines and pretrial setting remain the same as to all Defendants regardless of which 1 Jury selection is on April 4, 2011. 1 Dockets.Justia.com option Bedrock chooses. (5) In all trials, the issue of willfulness will be bifurcated from the other issues. If necessary, the . issue of willfulness will be tried immediately following the trial on infringement, in front of the same jury.2 So ORDERED and SIGNED this 2nd day of March, 2011. ___________________________________ JOHN D. LOVE UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE 2 The Court will carry the motions regarding willfulness to trial. 2


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There is no danger of drinking a Lambic beer and confusing it with a conventional brew. We take it for granted that beer will taste of some combination of hops and malt. Wh Color en dealing with Belgiums Lambics such notions must be put to one side. Lambic is an ancient beer style and does not conform to modern expectations about beer. A traditional, dry Lambic will be effervescent, acidic, and bone dry.
The region to the immediate south west of the Belgian capital is home to most Lambic breweries in Belgium. Here, only a handful of small producers persist with the production of these exotic soured beers.
The thing that makes Lambics unique is the manner of their fermentation. The raw materials for Lambic beer are unremarkablea mixture of malted and unmalted barley and wheat. The magic in the making of these beers happens when the wort, the name given to the warm starchy liquid from which all beer is fermented, is allowed to spontaneously ferment through the action of wild airborne yeasts. To assist in this process, many Lambic breweries generally locate their flat fermenters in the "attic" and have well-ventilated roofs that look incapable of keeping out the rain in this damp country.
Although Lambics flavored with fruits such as raspberries or cherries are better known, the Lambic connoisseurs choice will be Gueuzethe noblest of Lambic styles. A traditional dry Gueuze has no fruit flavoring and will be tart, sour, and naturally effervescent.
The art of making Gueuze is more about the blending process than the brewing one. A typical Gueuze will be a blend of one, two, and three year-old Lambic beers from ancient oak vessels which are a breeding ground for the colonies of bacteria strains that give Gueuze its sour character. The oldest barrels that I have seen pressed into servicein the cellars of Frank Boon, 15 minutes southwest of Brusselswere originally used for turn of the century Mosel wine. They arrived in Flanders in 1918 as war reparations from the Germans, who had stripped all the Flemish breweries of copper for shell casings.
Immediately after blending, the Gueuze is bottled and it undergoes a secondary fermentation using the active yeasts and sugars still remaining in the young Lambic.
Look for Gueuze from Frank Boon, Lindemans, and Cantillon. All produce authentic dry Gueuzes that are exported to the United States. Bellevue, part of the giant Interbrew group, produce a sweetened, more commercial Gueuze. You will, of course, have to go to a serious beer specialist shop to find such beers.
A good dry Gueuze can be cellared for twenty to thirty years, becoming more mellow and earthy through the passage of time. At least two years cellaring is well worth the effort. Unsurprisingly, traditional Gueuze is a beverage much better suited to the temperament of a wine collector than the average beer drinker.
So what can you do with a Gueuze? First, you need to acquire a taste for an artisanal product for which modern-day beverages will not have prepared you. People who like dry, tart white wine will be at an advantage in this respect. My personal favorite pairing for more youthful dry Gueuze is as an accompaniment to steamed clams and mussels, or even raw shellfish. If you can tolerate the extravagance of using a bottle of Gueuze (The cost? Not much more than a mediocre Pinot Grigio) to perform the steaming then the match is even more persuasive. A three to five year old traditional Gueuze is a delight to drink by itself and one of the finest aperitifs in the beer world.
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Fancy getting baked on bacon? One of the odder side-effects of America's legalisation of medicinal growers means that you can.
Imagine being able to indulge in the herbal fruits of mother nature's finest work while simultaneously alleviating the dreaded munchies with a good old fashioned bacon sarnie. Imagine bacon that gets you high. Imagine a culinary vortex of stomach and mind, hunger and savoury satisfaction locked in a state of perpetual motion. It sounds like it could be the most exhilarating/terrifying experience any green-fingered connoisseur could possibly conceive of, doesn't it? "Dude, is the bacon fulfilling our hunger, or contributing to it?" "I don't know man, just keep eating it. Oh, and hand me the ketchup." Such an idea has most likely only ever existed during whimsical conversations in cloudy student bedrooms across the globe. Until now.
A farmer in Seattle believes that he has found the perfect combination for every red-eyed meat fan; he feeds his swine livestock with cannabis plants. William von Schneidau of BB Ranch meats in Pike Place Market uses the remnants of the plants supplied to him by a local medical marijuana grower in order to produce the most unlikely – or indeed perfect – blend of flavours.
Von Schneidau has experience when it comes to turning a farm into a hedonistic haven for curly tailed substance abusers – he once fed his pigs vodka in an apparent attempt at producing alcoholic flavoured pork so it appears party never ends down on Willy's farm. Until abattoir day comes, of course. Although by that point you'd imagine the poor pink buggers would be too strung out to notice where the truck's taking them – it's similar to how Lindsay Lohan's family manage to get her to rehab.
It may be a radical, groundbreaking invention that has catapulted von Schneidau to internet fame, but when Komo News asked the pig-dealer how he came up with such a whacky creation, he admitted that he couldn't remember. "I don't smoke, but I guess it's foggy," he chuckled. The pigs were unavailable for comment, although you'd assume one of them would've mumbled something about Revolver being 'the best fucking work The Beatles ever recorded', before lustily tucking into a pile of Cool Original Doritos.
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HAVRE DE GRACE, MARYLAND -- Fiteen months ago, we made the biggest mistake of our lives when it comes to purchasing a truck. It was a 2008 Chevrolet Regency RST. At the time of purchase there were several issues that pertained to the Regency package. A passenger side mirror had a scratch in it, and the front spoiler had a rock guard on it that was peeling off. Then we noticed that the chrome wheels were pitting. The mirror and wheels were replaced and rock guard was ordered (we have documentation of all this). The rock guard never came in. Two months later, the new wheels started pitting so we went back to the dealer to inquire about replacing them again and to ask what happened to the rock guard that was ordered. We were told by the service department that they would look into it. Here it is, 13 months later and it is still not resolved. Regency has closed its doors and parts are no longer available. If the dealer had taken care of this when we first complained, before Regency went out of business, these parts would have been replaced. Now, a piece on the tailgate is rusting (another Regency part), the rock guard is still not fixed, and wheels are still pitted. The resale/trade value of our truck has gone down substantially. And guess what...Adams does not want to warranty these parts because they are not GM products, but we bought the truck with the parts already installed from Adams, not Regency. They have given us the run a round, did not return phone calls on many occasions, and even hung up the phone on my wife. We were told in so many words 2 days ago that we were basically screwed and we were welcome to seek legal action. This a very unprofessional business with no regards to quality customer service. Businesses should not be selling products they do not warrant, and if they do, the consumer should be made aware of that. We were not told by the dealer at the time of purchase that they were not going to warranty these parts, otherwise we would not be going through this headache now and probably would not have purchased the truck.
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HAVRE DE GRACE, MD -- I sent this to the Adams Chevrolet sales dept. today.
I got your blind mailing today with its fake newspaper and pre-printed sticky note.
Based on your sales tactics, I have moved Adams Chevrolet to the top of my "Dealers Not To Trust List" and will let all my friends know that they should not trust you. I won't even give you my name far another mass mailing scam.
Based on other comments on-line, it appears that trust in GM products is very low and that GM should never have been given bail-out money.
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ChuhBaca on 04/27/2011:
I do not understand why they can't be trusted? Is it because they sent you a marketing promotion in the mail? I'll be the manager is confused as well.
MJGoldfarb on 04/27/2011:
I get car dealer mass mailings every week - what is the scam? Most have some sort of "come on" such as a "gift". If I understand the OP, he doesn't trust this company because he received an advertisement from them.
Mrs. V on 04/27/2011:
I got one of these today to.
What the OP left out was that the envelope was 'hand written' and add was folded up with a sticky note that looked 'hand printed' that read:
Hey Dan!
Check this out!
It's very decieving and a bit underhanded to me.
MRM on 04/27/2011:
I've got "Youve just won a car" with the key inside the mail. I didn't go and claim it.
Sparticus on 04/27/2011:
I've seen these type of ads. Very deceiving. They are designed to deceive. Good for you OP for calling them out on it.
trmn8r on 04/27/2011:
I think a lot of advertising is deceiving - it is up to us as consumers to evaluate each ad and determine for ourselves what it really says. 98% of the ones I read say "toss me in the recycling bin."
GM has actually turned itself around quite a bit. The bailout, which IMO is unrelated to a complaint about advertising practices, was probably a good thing. I took a bath on GM preferred stock. The gubberment designed the bailout so investors got a haircut - I got the Larry Fine.
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I just received the fake newspaper article today as well... reprinting the stock page on the back sure is deceiving and misleading...This is a big reason car buyers dislike car dealers and feel they are going to be ripped off.. Car dealers are in the same category as lawyers.. no body liles them, or trusts them..
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- 3 cups chopped onions (2 large)
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- 1 tablespoon poppy seeds
- 4 large eggs
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- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- Special equipment: a muffin tin with 12 (1/2-cup) muffin cups
Put oven rack in middle position and preheat oven to 425°F.
Cook noodles in a 6- to 8-quart pot of boiling salted water until al dente, about 5 minutes. Drain in a colander and rinse under cold water, then drain well.
Melt butter in a 12-inch heavy skillet over moderate heat and brush muffin cups with some of butter. Add onions to skillet and cook, stirring occasionally, until well browned, about 20 minutes. Transfer onions to a large bowl and stir in noodles, sour cream, cottage cheese, and poppy seeds. Lightly beat eggs with salt and pepper, then stir into noodle mixture until combined well.
Divide mixture among muffin cups and bake until puffed and golden, 20 to 25 minutes. Loosen edges of kugels with a thin knife and cool kugels in pan 5 minutes before serving.
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- Carbohydrates15 g (5%)
- Fat16 g (25%)
- Protein8 g (16%)
- Saturated Fat9 g (44%)
- Sodium328 mg (14%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber1 g (4%)
- Monounsaturated Fat4 g
- Cholesterol111 mg (37%)
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The devices operate from an on-chip oscillator and a PLL gene-rating an internal high frequency clock up to 10.24 MHz. The microcontroller core is an ARM7TDMI, 16-bit/32-bit RISC machine offering up to 10 MIPS peak performance. 4 kB of SRAM and 32 kB of nonvolatile Flash/EE memory are provided on-chip. The ARM7TDMI core views all memory and registers as a single linear array.
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Today is the 31st of October. That means it's Reformation Day, which commemorates Martin Luther nailing his 95 theses to the church door in Wittenberg – an event which can conveniently be taken to signal the beginning of the Reformation. But today is also All Hallows Eve – the day before All Saints' Day – better known as "Hallowe'en".
So, why did Luther choose this particular day? Was it just because they had a holiday and class was in recess? If we proceed on the assumption that Luther chose the day intentionally, what connection can we find between Reformation Day and All Saints' Day? I can think of three things.
Firstly, Luther sought to return to apostolic doctrine. Just as on All Saints' Day we remember those who have gone before, so Luther saw his teaching as being in continuity with what the Church has always believed – the emphasis on indulgences was comparatively a recent thing.
Secondly, Luther is concerned for the well-being of the church. Several of the theses being with the words "Christians are to be taught..." – though I'm not sure that Luther actually believed what he wrote in thesis #50:
These were, of course, theses for disputation – an "emerging conversation" if you will. In any case, it demonstrates Luther's pastoral concern.
In conclusion, a significant aspect of the Reformation was the recovery of the Biblical view of sainthood – as Paul indicates in Ephesians 1:1, every true Christian is a saint. And this is why every Christian should be able to read the Bible for himself. So it is very appropriate that Reformation Day falls on the Eve of All Saints Day. Reformation Day is, in fact, Hallowe'en.
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