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2009-10: Drafted by the Ottawa 67's in the sixth round (116th overall) of the 2009 OHL Priority Draft, Mike McKee instead played prep school hockey at the Kent School in Connecticut. In 26 games he scored 3 goals with 8 assists and was plus-23 with 22 penalty minutes. Kent School was the top-ranked team in New England Prep Hockey for much of the season and finished 21-5 after an upset loss to Northfield-Mount Hermon in the prep tournament. McKee was impressive in the Beantown Classic tournament's pre-draft division in March and was selected by the Lincoln Stars in the 19th round (271st overall) of the 2010 USHL Entry Draft.
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Way to start the series N.O... next walk Destin FL! Come folks, off your duff and get out and walk for a good cause! |
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The New Orleans Portlight Relief Walk is today! The walk will start at the Peace Quad on the Layola University campus with sign in and guest speakers. The walk will take place in Audubon Park across the street from the Quad. After the walk is over there will be entertainment on the Quad provided by a local band. Many thanks to Wunderbloggers tkeith and Patrap for their outstanding work in getting this event organized. Learn more about the New Orleans Walk here.
Plans are also moving forward for walks in other areas as well. Final approval for the Destin Dog Walk should come shortly and the Houston Walk plans are almost complete as well. The Summerville/Charleston Walk date is set for May 2nd, and we are currently recruiting walkers, event sponsors, and volunteers. Look for updates on the other walks and events coming soon!
You can help too! If you are interested in having some fun and helping a very worthy cause then please contact us. Find contact information and more on the Relief Events page.
More specifically the Houston and Kissimmee Walk coordinators are still looking for other interested in helping out with event coordination. Please contact the city coordinators for these areas if you are interested in helping. City coordinator contact information can be found by visiting the links above.
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Weather Underground National Sponsor of Portlight Relief Walks
Charleston, SC – Portlight Strategies, Inc., - a national grassroots non-profit organization - announced today that Weather Underground, Inc., will be National Sponsor of the First Annual Portlight Relief Walk series of national awareness and fundraising events.
www.wunderground.com is the nations first online weather service with millions of loyal visitors each day.
Hundreds of members of the Weather Underground blog community teamed with Portlight Strategies, Inc., throughout the Fall of 2008 to provide much need relief services and supplies to victims of Hurricane Ike along the Texas coast.
These relief efforts focused on helping people with disabilities, as well as people in small towns and rural areas often marginalized by the larger institutional relief infrastructure.
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In order to expand our community of supporters – and to create a financial reserve to enable strategic, proactive response in the future – Portlight is organizing walk-a-thon style events in 40 U S cities. Organizing committees have already begun meeting to plan these events in their hometowns and communities. Relief Walks will be held on weekends through the Spring and early Summer.
"Weather Underground stepping up to be our National Sponsor is a huge honor"' said Paul Timmons, Jr. – Portlight Strategies, Inc., Board Chair. "Our Ike efforts were born of hundreds of weather lovers coming together on the www.wunderground.com site. It's a perfect fit that Weather Underground will sponsor our first national event."
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Way to start the series N.O... next walk Destin FL! Come folks, off your duff and get out and walk for a good cause! |
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Congratulations!!! Pat & NOLA CREW! Sounds awesome..... |
post 221...surfmom...great idea!!! and you're in charge of setting it up...get in touch with stormjunkie and y'all put together a plan..... xoxoxoxoxo |
It was an amazing day, and I don't think I stopped smiling once! Keith and Pat did such great job making this come together, and their wives had something to do with that, too, I'm sure. lol Gotta give them credit!! I tell you what, that band was really great, too. Everyone really was so dang friendly, too. It just couldn't have been a better day. Tommy and I were thrilled to be able to attend. I have video to upload, but it's in the car and Tommy and the 3 of the 4 dogs are still sleeping downstairs, where the keys are. Ronny and I are upstairs, letting them sleep in for a bit longer. lol Unfortunately, I left my digital camera at home and only have video, but hopefully the video of sandcrab's WONDERFUL talk (wish that message could be broadcast far and wide, I tell ya!!!!),and the others, will be good. I am very proud to be associated with Portlight folks and the WU family!!!! Thank you so much to all who made yesterday possible, and all who are working on the other events, too! Big hugs from the Big Easy, Ima/Ann |
Quoting surfmom:I agree - we would be walking billboards that way. |
Think Portlight needs to get a cyber store - real simple...T-shirts & bumper stickers..... |
hummmmmmmmm--- I just saw something --- When I carefully looked at the pictures....... I SPIED T-shirts ............Nuovo w/ WU Logo and a 'cane! |
WHOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOO shine on Portlight!!!! What a treat to come here this morning and seeing ALL MY BLOG BUDDIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...... TWO & FOUR LEGGEDS!!!!!!!!! When I look at these pictures, and then go back and read the posts from the night Portlight was conceived (I printed them out that very night --'cause I just had a feeling something great was being born) I am assured of one thing. DREAMS DO COME TRUE!!!!!! shine on - walk on Portlight! this is the best ride I've ever been on!! |
I'm glad it went well. Congrats to everyone for the work involved. |
We sure had a fine day presslord. Thanks for your's and stormjunkies and all ya'lls effort for us here as well..! |
Twas a Fine,wunderful day code1. We had fun,raised some funds,.and raised some awareness as well. Now,we pass the Baton on to ya'll and Destin. We also look forward to being there for it.. The Streetcar passes and ends a great day here. Thanx to the wunderground,portlight..Walkers,canines..and all who made today possible. |
Whooohooooo! You've raised the bar, and Destin is up for the challenge! Keith, kudos to you and Pat. Special ones go out to Butch for the "walk the talk", and to Ima and Red for the long distance travel. Destin Dog Walk is next. Come one, come all, and bring your dogs to walk with us! Fun times to be had on the beautiful beaches and harbor in Destin. Check us out. Love and hugs out to Debra for bringing the dogs out for the NOLA walk. So happy to see them both, and cannot wait for Saint to be back in my home, and for Zoe to meet my crew! Oh yeah, will be happy for you and Keith to be here as well. LOL ROCK ON PORTLIGHT!!!!!! |
I have a degree in Journalism...with a minor in English...yet I just don't have the vocabulary to express my gratitude to all of you...or how humbled I am by all this... |
Cool pictures. Nice to see everyone. I'm glad you all had a good day. |
Wow!! Way to go NOLA Pretty exciting - can not think of any people/location better than NOLA, to get these Portlight events off to such a good start. Awesome, in the truest sense of the word. |
Oh Ima so good to see you again Is that Tommy? And Hello Redhead and wow my fav. pirate ..... and T can jam And Pat you're really something thank you. sorry I didn't add your name.... came back to edit. |
{{Red}}! I know those people.:-) Thanks for sharing. |
I hope this works! It was great seeing all of you there! I'm just sorry we couldn't participate because of prior commitments. IMA and Tommy Red, IMA and Tommy Patrap, Red, IMA and Keith |
Congrats! To everyone who put this together and everyone who walked for the cause. You all Roc! Men that's why the hubby has his own camera. :-) |
I got the same when I kinda forgot to put the memory card in one Mardi Gras night last month.. ..oops. It sure was a great day. Thanks again for all your effort and time. |
Thanks for posting the pics Pat, I am currently getting yelled at for screwing up my wife's camera!! It was great afternoon! The PORTLIGHT story is getting out and we have started the ball rolling in 2009! I personally want thank everyone for their help and support. I want to especially thank IMA for coming all the way from Texas to be with us today. We had the VERY BEST speaker I can imagine for an event like this. Sandcrab tells it like it is! His knowledge and experiance in disaster situations is a presentation I wish everyone could here. Today was the first of many PORTLIGHT events this year. I encourage all who can to help and support these efforts! |
IMA and her Husband. They are great folks!! We had a good time all day with them. |
tkeith with Mike True and the Phantom Band.. Parrothead style.. |
Butch Loper speaks to the Folks .. Hiya ILwatcher... tkeith and sandcrab, |
A lil Hendrix on the Quad this afternoon... |
tkeith catching me catching him this morning.. Mike True and the Band Warming us up.. |
Debra with Zoe and Saint..Standing Ready..! Wunderful Dogs..they went the whole route and had many admirier's. Thanks Zoe and Saint...and Debra! |
Butch Loper Talking the Talk today. He struck an excellent chord with everyone. Thanks a million Butch. |
fine by me but it would be great to get some wuba's here also - glad it went well today Pat, T, Sand, Ima and the rest! |
Pat...Congrats!!!!!!!!!! Y'all rock... Surf...excellent idea!!!!!!!!!!! John and Emmy...let's plan to webcast one of the shows.... |
Were all walked out. Twas a Wunderful Day. Will upload vids and pics alil later after a meal and some rest. Thanx to all for the support and hard effort. It was truly a beautiful Day Patrick |
Quoting Portlight: IT'S PIRATES OF PENZANCE -- COULD WE SEE IT LIVE/stream TIME????? I'm stuck on a sand bar!!!! |
Wow, it sounds like NOLA Portlight came through in a wonderful way. So glad that it was a nice day. Nothing more beautiful than New Orleans on a sunny day. Way to go all you guys that worked so hard. I am with Gams, can't wait to see the pictures :) |
...just spoke with tkeith...they're wrappin' it up....was outstanding in every way.....Way bto go NOLA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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I cannot wait to see the pictures!!! what a wonderful thing,. |
Duh..of COURSE she's there..the walk is already in progress..geez..how long is the walk, anyway? I couldn't find that in the information. |
Hey, Guys!! You are all so darned cool to do this. Is IMA there yet? Give her a big hug for me. That is one very special lady! Walk On!!! Kat |
wtg guys, looking forward to hearing the details! |
So glad there's a good turnout. WTG, Pat and Keith!!! |
I just spoke with tkeith..Pat was speaking...nice crowd....nice day...good event... |
Yo y'all!!!!!!!!!!!!! Have fun!!!! That's an order!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
fine - anytime bud. Hope the baby is adorable as ever Gimme a call whenever pyrates standing by (LITERALLY) LOL Give the old man a hug for me. |
Not forgetting it Emmy, actually I'd like to talk to you next week and see what we can do to help promote it. |
Life is getting back to wonderment as we all have what? 55 days left to cane season? Thanks for asking Galveston is trying to revive and surrounding areas also... Dont forget our theater show also this June - Good luck in NO y'all |
Morning Emmy, good to see ya! How's life in Houst? I just uploaded some pictures of the banner and sponsor sign that are at the Nola Walk. Hopefully will be able to post those in a few. |
Glad the weather is so great y'all! |
Morning Pat and T couldn't have finer weather!!!!! |


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Instead of herbicide, let's use goats to clear overgrown vegetation in Chimborazo Park to make way for a community urban apple orchard.
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Let's revive the art and practice of small urban orchards. Enrichmond has partnered with Blue Bee Cider, a Richmond-based urban cidery, to plant a community apple orchard in Chimborazo Park, located in the historic Church Hill neighborhood. During Prohibition and throughout the Great Depression in the 1930s, urban orchards provided opportunities for communities and traditions that continue to this day. Richmond has never ceased to amaze the public with its community involvement and creativity in the public space. Together, we can provide the Church Hill neighborhood and its visitors with naturally-grown apples, education resources to the public, and restore beauty to an overgrown portion of Chimborazo Park.
An interesting aspect of this project will involve the very first steps of the orchard's establishment. Instead of employing the heavy equipment and the application of herbicides that can linger in the ground and cause unwanted side effects, we'll use goats to feed on the vegetation and naturally clear the area. This practice has commonly been referred to as "goatscaping." This is a safe, green alternative to traditional vegetation removal. Goats don't emit pollution, they don't contain any dangerous chemicals, and they're dang cute! They can roam freely on steep inclines, gobble down poison ivy and woody brush, and do so relatively quietly and safely. They also, in return, provide valuable nutrients to the soil by leaving behind natural fertilizer. The orchard will love the goats long after they've left the area.
After the grounds have been cleared, Blue Bee Cider will donate apple tree saplings for the orchard. In addition to establishing the orchard, Blue Bee Cider will partner with Virginia Cooperative Extension to secure volunteer horticulturalists to develop pruning and caring educational components to the orchard. These experts will host classes from local elementary schools and the general public to educate participants on the art of urban orchards.
Our goal is to raise $5,000 to prepare the land for the goats, setting up security and safety for the herd, finalizing the soil for planting, establishing the orchard, and setting up resources to help ensure its growth with community education and volunteer programs.
Once the goats have finished their work and the area is cleared, we'll get to work on establishing the Chimborazo Park community apple orchard to serve the community for the foreseeable future. The goats eat the vegetation, and you'll get to eat the apples. Food for animals and humans alike.
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While the City of Richmond has pledged support for the initiative, there may be delays due to permits, zoning restrictions, and environmental or exposure concerns. Delays in setting up the area, deploying the herd, and planting the orchard is also possible. We'll do everything we can to work through these obstacles, and will transparently communicate any delays and resolutions.
What happens if more than $5,000 is raised? Should we raise more than $5,000, we plan to use the additional funds to clean up other overlooked and overgrown areas of Richmond, such as the Evergreen Cemetery and Union Hill.
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Joist entrepreneurs off to U.K. after provincial splash
Fresh off their victory in the Manitoba VentureChallenge startup-business competition last month, the Winnipeg partners in Joist, developers of a mobile app for contractors, will be off to the United Kingdom in the fall as part of an industry-outreach program.
The three founders -- Brendon Sedo, Justin Kathan and Michael Gauthier -- will be one of four Canadian technology startups, out of 72 who applied, taking part in the Global Adventure Competition.
Sedo said they are looking forward to making contacts with potential partners and software companies and maybe even potential customers in a new international market.
But Sedo made it clear the company is not yet prepared to start worrying about global markets. They want to make sure they're doing what their current users across North America want.
After spending about a year developing the app that enables contractors to create estimates, email invoices, manage projects and order materials using a smartphone, tablet or computer, the app was listed in the Apple App Store at the beginning of the year.
-- Joist's Brendon Sedo
Since then, it has consistently been in the top 100 business apps in Canada and has crossed that threshold a few times in the U.S., hovering around the 120 mark.
There have been more than 12,000 downloads and the number of registered users is mounting and is approaching a significant milestone.
"We might look at expanding overseas in the next few months but it's not in the immediate plans," Sedo said. "What we wanted to do was really hone in on the product in North America and collect feedback and make sure it works perfectly. Then we could replicate that anywhere we want."
The Joist guys have personally called every one of the thousands of registered users to solicit their feedback.
"We're very hands-on in that regard," Sedo said from the company's offices at the Eureka Project, the small-business incubator at the U of M's Smartpark. "It helps us develop a road map for the future. It's time-consuming but I think that's what makes a great product."
Joist won the $15,000 first-place prize in the Manitoba VentureChallenge after going through Innovate Manitoba's Pitch Day and Launch Pad entrepreneurs boot camp.
Jan Lederman, president of Innovate Manitoba, said, "They're following an entrepreneurship model, where you validate your markets, you talk to 100 or 400 customers and find out what they need. They are putting in all that legwork."
Already with one round of angel investment in the bag and another larger round in the works, Joist is progressing well.
What's probably most encouraging to Joist's stakeholders is the four-person company may be just weeks away from instituting a revenue-generating model for its free download.
Sedo said beta testing is underway with a couple of dozen users. The test includes a direct-order function connected to some large national building-materials suppliers. Sedo said the company is investigating a few different options that would allow for a few different types of partnerships with the likes of Home Depot, Rona and Lowes.
Gary Brownstone, president and CEO of the Eureka Project, said the Joist partners are fully committed to moving the company forward, including putting in the long days and weekends.
He said there are few different ways mobile apps can monetize their products. One is the "free-mium" model where the base download is free and then users pay for additional modules.
"Another possible play is for one of the big hardware chains to put their label on the product and the back end ties into their inventory system where orders go directly into the system," he said.
Sedo said another option could be a commission-based payment that could be spread across a few of the large retailers.
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It's what happens when obstacles prevent you from seeing what God has done for you ...
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I mean, the way I described myself was something along the lines of: "Hey, I bet I could beat you, I can beat all of my friends online!" It feels somewhat *******-ish now, in hindsight, since that really downplays what I have done... Or would it have been worse to actually try and represent myself as being an excellent player, like I kind of am... despite everyone's opinion of me... I still have problems with the 'hurting people's feelings with condescension' vs honesty debate.
I was bein' sarcastic lol. Obviously that's a dick move, and I can only imagine that casual is now an antagonist'a yours. All is fair in love and gambling, 'ceptcheatingifyourecaught, but fair play isn't inherently Respect Play.
... But deceiving a casual really is unforgivable. When I was a Yugihoe hustler, I wasn't makin' like a Rare Hunter and swindlin' children or casuals. Only to assholes who've done the very same to someone from my trade circle. Swindlin' a casual is morally the same as stealin' from an idiot (also just as easy).
A card hustler stole got $30 cards from my bro even when I told my bro not to trade.
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One of the great things about our Great Lake is the variety of fish found within its waters. When fishing for walleyes through the ice on Lake Erie, it is possible to see varieties of fish that are not normally seen in the summer.
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I've really been pushing hard.
I am working out two-three times a day with one rest day typically a week.
I was hoping this would get easier, but it won't and it's not.
Regardless of which side someone takes on Cosby's situation, there is one fact everyone seems to overlook: With the exception of one woman, all his accusers are barred from filing charges because the statute of limitations on filing has run out.
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Australian writer Colleen McCullough, who wrote the mega-selling "The Thorn Birds," has died, age 77.
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More than 800,000 people die by suicide every year – around one person every 40 seconds, according to the first global report on suicide prevention, published on Sept. 4 by the World Health Organization.
Translated: "I humbly receive."
I'm writing in regards to the water and sewer bills going up.
I would like to know what they have used the extra two months of money for. We used to pay every three months what we pay for one month now. It's been at least five years now.
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I just got home from the grocery store.
My grocery bill seems to be lower since I'm not buying all the junk food I usually do.
That's a good thing for the entire family.
Love affairs are not usually fodder in community newspapers, but Clyde-Green Springs Schools superintendent David Stubblebine made himself an exception when he started a romance with a subordinate district employee.
Are you looking for a new idea for lunch?
Try this Mandarin Tuna Pasta Salad. It is something you can make ahead and take to work or school.
Not much to report from this past week.
I was in the hospital and then recovering at home.
I have not been to the gym.
I have a doctor appointment on Monday, so I hope to get news then.
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by John DiNardo & Kevin F. Hallock - 7793 Inequality and Growth: What Can the Data Say?
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by Mark Duggan - 7788 Product Prices and the OECD Cycle
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by Maurice Obstfeld & Kenneth Rogoff - 7776 Tariff-Jumping Antidumping Duties
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by Don Fullerton & Sarah West - 7773 The Cost of Job Security Regulation: Evidence from Latin American Labor Markets
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by Ernst R. Berndt & Robert S. Pindyck & Pierre Azoulay - 7771 The Colonial Origins of Comparative Development: An Empirical Investigation
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Bassari confirms Senegal results
PUBLISHED: 06 Aug 2010 12:16:52 | UPDATED: 07 Aug 2010 04:00:08PRINT EDITION: 06 Aug 2010Bassari Resources has RAB results from its Sekhoto prospect which confirm it is an RC drilling target within the Lafia gold corridor in Senegal.
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Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family |
Scientific Name: | Thallomys nigricauda | |||
Species Authority: | (Thomas, 1882) | |||
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Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 | |||
Year Published: | 2008 | |||
Date Assessed: | 2008-06-30 | |||
Assessor(s): | Taylor, P.J., Coetzee, N. & Boitani, L. | |||
Reviewer(s): | Amori, G. (Small Nonvolant Mammal Red List Authority) & Cox, N. (Global Mammal Assessment Team) | |||
Justification: Listed as Least Concern in view of its wide distribution, presumed large population, and because it is unlikely to be declining fast enough to qualify for listing in a more threatened category. |
History: |
Range Description: | This largely southern African species has been recorded from western Angola in the north of its range, southwards through much of Namibia and Botswana to northwestern parts of South Africa. |
Countries: | Native: Angola (Angola); Botswana; Namibia; South Africa |
Range Map: | Click here to open the map viewer and explore range. |
Population: | It is a common, but patchily distributed species. |
Population Trend: | Unknown |
Habitat and Ecology: | This arboreal species is generally associated with Acacia bushland habitats. Small families of these animals form nests within tree hollows and forks. |
Systems: | Terrestrial |
Major Threat(s): | There appear to be no major threats to this species as a whole. |
Conservation Actions: | It is presumably present within some protected areas. Additional studies are needed into the taxonomic status of this species is needed. Populations should be monitored to record any changes in abundance and distribution. |
Citation: | Taylor, P.J., Coetzee, N. & Boitani, L. 2008. Thallomys nigricauda. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2014.3. <www.iucnredlist.org>. Downloaded on 26 February 2015. |
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