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Member since November 20, 2007
Habs fan since: 1980
Favorite current player: Carey Price
All-time favorite player: Patrick Roy
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- Comment on Pacioretty, Gomez key Canadiens' win (2011-09-23 20:55:32)
If you are worried about pre-season, remember that the Bruins/Canucks went 4-8-1 last pre-season and were -11 in goal differential. The teams with the most points last pre-season? Toronto and Calgary. - Comment on Will B's advance tonight? (2011-05-06 12:42:45)
2010 Conference Finals San Jose (1st – 113pts ) vs. Chicago (2nd – 112pts ) Philadelphia (7th – 88pts ) vs. Montreal (8th – 88pts ) 2009 Conference Finals Detroit (2nd – 112pts ) vs. Chicago (4th – 104pts ) Pittsburgh (4th – 99pts ) vs. Carolina (6th – 97pts ) 2008 Conference Finals Detroit (1st – 115pts ) vs. Dallas (5th – 97pts ) Pittsburgh (2nd – 102pts ) vs. Philadelphia (6th – 95pts ) There is no minimum point total to be a contender. There is a minimum point total to be a Cup winner though. No team has won the Stanley Cup without at least 99 points and that was one team. The rest of the teams post lockout were 110 points +. - Comment on OK, this is officially BAD!! (2011-03-26 19:28:45)
And? THe season is 82 games. - Comment on Miller time (2011-03-22 22:37:42)
They have been shut out 3 times at home all season, including tonight. So all it would take for this to be wrong is the Habs not scoring in the first 4 times. - Comment on Miller time (2011-03-22 22:33:03)
If the Habs go 4-4 the Canes would have to go 9-0 to get to 96 points to knock them out. If the Canes go 6-3 the Habs need 2 wins. The playoffs are essentially a lock, the matchup is the concern. - Comment on A butt-kicking (2011-01-12 23:17:39)
What does a Cup ring have to do with anything?
Osgood has 3. Giguere has 1. Does that mean anything?
You are making the claim that the Pens were somehow motivated by Price's pose. The Pens had plenty to be motivated regardless of the pose. Their effort/win had nothing to do with Price's pose last week.
- Comment on A butt-kicking (2011-01-12 22:51:59)
So using this logic, doesn't this make the Canadiens play harder next time they play the Pens?
So the Pens being eliminated by the Habs and losing 4 straight doesn't motivate but a B-Boy pose does?
It was weak considering how shit Fleury has been against the Habs over the his career.
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- Comment on Finally, a laugher (2011-01-21 20:01:23)
Seasons: 93 (1917-18 to 2010-11)
Record (W-L-T-OL): 3086-2004-837-76 (7085 Points)
- Comment on Quick hits (2010-12-01 22:52:58)
Boone, a goaltending coach you are not.
Price played the Gagner break perfectly. He didn't bite on the look off and he didn't commit early on the shot and drop to the butterfly. He held his ground and left 3 inches over his glove and Gagner made a perfect shot.
On the Penner breakaway, well, it was a breakaway. Penner made a slick move and beat him 5-hole. End of story.


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Bob Hellman will share a slide show and his stories from the NHA "Exploration" to 4 Azorean Islands.
Bob will speak briefly of the strong connection between the Azores and the American sail powered Whale Fishery of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Many of his group were very fortunate to take a successful Whale Watch tour from the island of Faial on June 8 when we saw 6 sperm whales swimming near the town of Lages du Pico off the island of Pico.
This event will be held at Mitchell's Book Corner, 54 Main St.


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Oceania is a region of the South Pacific Ocean that consists of many different island groups. It covers an area of over 3.3 million square miles (8.5 million sq km). The island groups within Oceania are both countries and dependencies or territories of other foreign nations. There are 14 countries within Oceania and they range in size from the very large such as Australia (which is a both a continent and a country) to the very small like Nauru.
The following is a list of Oceania's 14 different countries arranged by land area from the largest to the smallest. For reference, the capital city and 2011 estimated population has been included for each. All information in the list was obtained from the CIA World Factbook.
1) Australia
Area: 2,988,901 square miles (7,741,220 sq km)
Population: 21,766,711
Capital: Canberra
2) Papua New Guinea
Area: 178,703 square miles (462,840 sq km)
Population: 6,187,591
Capital: Port Moresby
3) New Zealand
Area: 103,363 square miles (267,710 sq km)
Population: 4,290,347
Capital: Wellington
4) Solomon Islands
Area: 11,157 square miles (28,896 sq km)
Population: 571,890
Capital: Honiara
5) Fiji
Area: 7,055 square miles (18,274 sq km)
Population: 883,125
Capital: Suva
6) Vanuatu
Area: 4,706 square miles (12,189 sq km)
Population: 224,564
Capital: Port-Villa
7) Samoa
Area: 1,093 square miles (2,831 sq km)
Population: 193,161
Capital: Apia
8) Kiribati
Area: 313 square miles (811 sq km)
Population: 100,743
Capital: Tarawa
9) Tonga
Area: 288 square miles (747 sq km)
Population: 105,916
Capital: Nuku'alofa
10) Federated States of Micronesia
Area: 271 square miles (702 sq km)
Population: 106,836
Capital: Palikir
11) Palau
Area: 177 square miles (459 sq km)
Population: 20,956
Capital: Melekeok
12) Marshall Islands
Area: 70 square miles (181 sq km)
Population: 67,182
Capital: Majuro
13) Tuvalu
Area: 10 square miles (26 sq km)
Population: 10,544
Capital: Funafuti
14) Nauru
Area: 8.1 square miles (21 sq km)
Population: 9,322
Capital: No Capital
Briney, Amanda. (28 December 2009). "Geographic Profile of Oceania - Learn Important Facts about the World's Oceania Region." Geography at About.com. Retrieved from: http://geography.about.com/od/specificplacesofinterest/a/oceania.htm
Rosenberg, Matt. (n.d.). "Countries of Oceania." Geography at About.com. Retrieved from: http://geography.about.com/library/maps/blrocean.htm


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I love peachy colors but can't do much in the super-orange variety, sadly. This is opaque with a shiny coat and applies like a dream. I love the color and the application, despite looking scary in every orange I've tried. I look jaundiced, IMHO, but the color is awesome on my friend.
Revlon nail polishes are my go-to polishes. The color selection is great, the color payoff is great, the finish is great and the durability is AMAZING! Best for durability I've ever tried. Where I normally get chippage on the ends of my nails from every other brand I've tried so far, Revlon wears down just around the end edges after a week and a half. I've worn these without top coat and had the same result, just sooner. The longest wear ever!
Gorgeous melony peach very bright and summery but still wearable. Dries fast and applies very opaque and smoothly. Still on the hunt for a perfect true creme peach...
I'm surprised at all the negative reviews on this polish. I love it! It's a great coral-orange that dries super fast, and it's flattering on both pale and tan skin.
I'm usually not a huge fan of Revlon polishes and I picked this one up during a buy one get one 1/2 off sale. Their brushes are uneven and distribute the product unevenly, but I just had to be a little careful. I adore the color, and I haven't had issues with chipping.
An exact match to Essie's only orangey pastel color at CVS and Walmart. (I swiped them both on my nails) It's creamy and applies well, I use Seche Vite top coat and that pretty much makes any polish last over a week even if I do dishes everyday.
The color is just what I needed. I have too many dark shades for this winter and I really needed something refreshing and this is it!
This is probably the worst nailpolish I have ever purchased, especially for the price. I was really excited about the color but even that comes out a bit too orange on my warm skin tone. I actually can't really tell if it would look good because it comes out so sloppy and gross. The brush is probably cheap because it comes out so uneven, or something might be wrong with the "speed dry" formula cuz you can't apply one coat without it drying before you finish half of your nail. Just did two coats and now I have to take this crap off. Hope I can at least get a store credit bc I do NOT want to keep this.
I love the color, but that's about it. It's goopy, applies unevenly and started chipping within a day. EDT OK, OK, so I have to up it a lippie. The color is really pretty, and once I accepted that I would need to just use thicker coats, the application became easier. It wore on me for a few days the last time I used it. So . . . still kind of a pain to apply, but not that bad. And did I mention, it's pretty.
Good: Very pretty colour! I felt like channeling my inner Princess Peach :D The colour also rings true to the shade inside the bottle- but really, that's the positives I have for it- I would only rebuy it on colour alone. I was a little hesitant to buy another Top Speed polish due to my mixed thoughts on Royal but couldn't help myself when I saw the colour.
Bad: Similar to my review on Royal (730), this is another hard colour to work with- I found that this one would streak if you applied the polish with a heavy hand. To elaborate, agreeing with other reviewers, depending on how much product you put on your nails, it will take longer to dry. If you're inpatient like me, and apply more than one coat without waiting, not only will it take longer, but the colour will streak. In addition, the smell was the exact same as Royal- PUNGENT!! (then again, most polishes smell kind of funky anyway haha).
Picture- Above is a picture of my nails- you can see that I had a little trouble with my nails denting and smudging because I brushed my hands against my clothes- 20 mins after applying WITH a topcoat! The colour is gorgeous, but be prepared to take your time applying it. Under Peachy I have Herôme Extra strong Nail Hardener and on top of Peachy I have Sally Hansen Mega Shine extend wear top coat.


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The best Very Good Recipes of Bean and Bean Soup
There are 120 Bean and Bean Soup recipes on Very Good Recipes.
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Southern Lady's White Bean Soup
By The Southern Lady Cooks
11/15/11 13:00
This is a little different take on white bean soup. We like it this way because it is almost like a gumbo and Southerners love gumbo! You can make it hot or as spicy as you like. 1/2 or 1 pound Great Northern dried beans (I used a half pound in this recipe....
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Red Bean Soup
By Food playground
12/07/11 06:50
I like my red bean soup with a hint of dried orange peel taste and fragrance. The Cantonese way. So I decided to make my own -- with more punch of dried orange peel. You can omit dried orange peel if you don't like it. Ingredients: 90gm red bean (washed)...
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Ham and black bean soup
By The Southern Lady Cooks
08/25/13 22:33
This ham and black bean soup is a favorite at my house. I always make it when I have ham leftover or even frozen ham that I need to use. We like it with cornbread muffins. Soup is one of my favorite things and I usually have it for lunch. 2 – 3 cups ham,...
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Tong yuen in red bean soup
By No-Frills Recipes
12/22/11 03:07
F or this year's Winter Solstice festival aka 'Dong Zhi', which is today, I've churned out a slightly different version of 'Tong Yuen'. Yes, the tong yuen ~ glutinous rice balls are the same but the sweet soup base is different. Instead of clear syrup,...
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Black bean soup (how to use leftover black beans)
By The Self-Taught Cook
11/05/11 22:47
Recently, my daughter-in-law shared her Black Bean Soup recipe with me. I was planning on trying it today, but didn't have any cans of black beans. What I did have, however, was leftover black beans. Since I may be the queen of substitutions (that would...
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Che Dau Do (Sweet Red Bean Soup) For Good Luck And a Ph.d. Party
By A Healthy Foodie Travels
12/06/11 14:19
Since you've been following my vocal drama prior to my public Ph.D. dissertation defense, you know that last Friday was the big day. And it went well – I am now officially Dr. K, as someone in my department keeps … Continue reading →
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Crock pot black bean soup
By The Southern Lady Cooks
02/07/14 15:27
This hearty, healthy black bean soup is easily made in the crock pot or on top of the stove. It makes a lot and freezes well. I use black beans in dips, too. They make a great soup served with cornbread. 1 pound package dried black beans 2 (14.5 ounce)...
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15 Bean Soup (Crock Pot recipe)
By Mediterranean Inspired Food
02/01/12 17:32
1 bag of dried 15 bean mix. Soaked overnight and rinsed 1 pound of ground meat browned( I used turkey) 1 med. yellow onion diced 2 - cans Fire roasted tomatoes ( do not drain) 1 -32 oz. container chicken broth ½ cup diced bell pepper 1/2 tsp. sage ¼ tsp....
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Southwestern bean soup with chicken and kale (7-can soup)
By Adventures of the Kitchen Ninja
02/21/13 15:19
Southwestern bean soup with chicken and kale (aka 7-can soup) I'm excited to tell you about this recipe -- probably way too excited, actually, as it is only soup. But what a soup, my friends! Regular readers know that my favorite recipes are those that...
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Chicken Apple Sausage and White Bean Soup
By candy girl - a cooking blog
10/09/11 13:00
I love chicken apple sausage but have a hard time coming up with ways to cook with it. I'm pretty sure I've attempted to use slices of it in soup before but the results must have been lackluster at best since I can't remember for sure. Or, I had a deja-vu...
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Crock pot cabbage, pork and white bean soup
By The Southern Lady Cooks
10/10/14 17:29
This crock pot cabbage soup is great for the fall of the year or anytime you want a hearty dish. We love cabbage at my house and I love adding it to soup. Serve it with cornbread or my cheddar scones shown in the photo for a meal. 1 pound pork stew meat...
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Home Canned Bean Soup
By The Iowa Housewife
07/21/11 10:00
I've been canning this recipe from the "Better Homes and Gardens Home Canning Cookbook" since 1973. The optional ingredients are not in the original recipe; in 38 years, any recipe is bound to get modified a little. If you use the optional ingredients,...
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Green bean soup
By Food playground
02/14/12 03:32
Recently ate too much CNY goodies, had slight sore throat. Green bean soup can help to soothe the throat and have detox purpose. So last weekend I boiled green bean soup. Recipe is quite similar to red bean soup: Ingredients: 90gm green bean (washed) 5...
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Beef and Black Bean Soup
By Soup Tuesday
10/24/11 13:56
Sometimes, when I'm looking for inspiration, a trip to the supermarket helps. This soup is a case in point. Mrs Soup wanted something for lunch at work and so headed to the chiller isle at our local supermarket, where we were confronted by a bewildering...
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Vegan Black Bean Soup {Gluten-Free}
By Avocado Pesto
05/29/14 18:14
Preparation: 10 min - Cooking: 25 min I simply cannot get enough soup. While we were renting an apartment in Malaysia in March I was making a new batch of soup almost every day. Not only did I want soup all the time, but I wanted a new and different soup for every meal. And so this is how my...
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Happy New Year 2012!: Ham and White Bean Soup
By Savoury Table
01/01/12 22:49
Well, happy New Year everyone! I hope you all went out and partied like it's 1999. As for me and Mr. H, we stayed home last night and watched the Twilight Zone marathon and texted our 17 year old. I know, pretty pitiful, huh? After going to bed last night...
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Tuscan Bean Soup
By Feats of Feasts
02/25/12 03:59
Bean soup….hmmm, I don't really get the concept of bean soup because for us here in Malaysia, that's more of a hot dessert thing. But I'm game to try anything Italian because I find sometimes the name sounds fancier and harder than it really is. The weather...
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Creamy curried parsnip and butter bean soup
By marin mama cooks
01/28/12 21:09
Happy New Year!!! I love starting a new year because to me it's like shedding an old skin and growing a new one. You get to reinvent yourself each year and start fresh. Out with the old and in with the new. Its time to stop focusing and dwelling on the...
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Ham & Bean Soup
By Amy's Cooking Adventures
04/11/12 21:35
Bean soup is one of my favorite comfort foods. And if you remember to save the bone and drippings from a baked ham, it is also a very inexpensive and filling meal. A ham bone and drippings add a beautiful punch of flavor that powdered mixes simple cannot...
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Ham Bone, Veggie & Bean Soup
By The Way to His Heart
05/15/13 13:12
I've been looking for a good soup recipe to use up a ham bone I've had sitting in my freezer…
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Roemer set to gain more voters in New Hampshire
New Hampshire (NBC33) — As New Hampshire voters head to the polls in the nation's first Presidental primary, former Louisiana governor Buddy Roemer is gaining some ground.
According to one poll, three percent of GOP voters in New Hampshire say they're likely voting for Roemer, which is two points higher than Texas governor and former frontrunner Rick Perry, who's coming in at one percent.
Current frontrunner Mitt Romney has a commanding 35 percent of the vote according to the poll.
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Orlando Alzugaray Breaks Down Texans Draft Prospects
Orlando Alzugary joined The B-Straw and Pauly G Show to discuss the up coming draft. He explored a lot of the QB prospects the Texans may be looking at. He also discussed Clowney and what a great team he would make with J.J. Watt.
Casey Had No Idea The Texans Were Going To Take Him
Former Texan James Casey joined The Triple Threat to discuss what it was like to be drafted by the Texans and how he is doing in Philly.
Cowboys Fan Makes Custom Manziel Jersey
Call it wishful thinking. But this Cowboys fan has decided to sink some money into the hope that the Dallas Cowboys are able to land Johnny Manziel. @ESPN_Colin Look at this guy at the Rangers […]
Oilers QB, Dan Pastorini, Graces Nate & Creight
Dan Pastorini, former Oiler Quarterback, joined the Nate & Creight show today. He shared with us stories as QB, working with Bum Phillips, his book, and the strategy a team follows in the Draft […]
Evan Silva Says Beware Rumors In This Pre-Draft Time
Evan Silva, Senior Editor at Roto World, joined the B-Straw And Pauly G Show to talk about the up coming draft. He said that the only thing that is certain is that nothing is certain in these pre-draft weeks where there are so many rumors swirling around. Silva isn't sure that Clowney is a sure thing and he doesn't think the Texans will take him unless they are sure about him.
Road Trip: NYC, Atlanta, H-Town
Brien and Paul pack for a chance of snow as they head up to New York for their first guest on tonight's road trip. Joining the show from New York City is John Jastremski from "JJ After Dark" on WFAN. John talks about how much former Titan running back Chris Johnson will help the Jets' struggling offense. John believes that Johnson can still produce and will join the bundle of offensive weapons that were signed by the Jets in this past off-season. The boys head south to warmer climate in Atlanta, where they are joined by Dan Mathews from Football.com. Dan gives an update on Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray's highly anticipated pro-day.
Road Trip: Boston and Indianapolis
Brien and Paul pack their jackets as they head northeast to Boston before finishing their road trip in Indianapolis. Boston Herald columnist and Host WEEI host Chris Vilanni joins the guys to talk about the one year anniversary of the Boston Marathon Bombing. What was supposed to be a day of recollection and paying respect, turned out to be a panic filled evening in Boston after two unattended backpacks were fount near the marathon finish line. A man, suspected of being mentally ill has been apprehended by Boston police and is in custody.
Dino Babers Joins the B-Straw and Pauly G Show
Dino Babers, the head football coach of Bowling Green University joins B-Straw and Pauly G to talk about the capabilities of his former Eastern Illinois University quarterback, Jimmy Garappolo. Coach Babers states that Garappolo has the fastest release he has ever seen and was extremely accurate during his tenure at Eastern Illinois. Garappolo has exemplified the physical and mental attributes that are sought by NFL teams, but his career of playing against FCS opponents has scouts questioning the level of success at the highest level.
Road Trip: San Francisco and Louisville
B-Straw and Pauly G embark on a cross-country trip to San Francisco and Louisville. On their first stop in San Fran, they are joined by John Dickinson from KGMZ 95.7 "The Game". Dickinson gives an update on 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith's latest incident. The 24 year-old was taken into custody by LAX airport police, after he became belligerent and made a comment to a TSA officer that he had a bomb when he was selected for a secondary screening. The 49ers have been plagued with off-field issues in the past month. Steve Andress from WDRB-TV Louisville, joins the guys next to talk about Louisville quarterback Teddy Bridgewater's "shaky" private workouts. The poor feedback his workouts are receiving from NFL experts could prove costly to his draft status.
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Wet heavy snow that continues to fall across the region this morning has led to a slippery commute with police reporting numerous fender benders and spin-outs, though no major accidents locally.
Snow and gusty winds are expected to continue until at least 1 p.m., with a wintry mix possible before the precipitation tapers off later this afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
Snow fall totals are predicted to reach anywhere between 3 and 5 inches in southeastern Connecticut, according to the National Weather Service.
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, 47, is facing new scrutiny as the flavor of the month in Republican presidential politics. Among various disputes in play, he's an evangelical Protestant and thus needs to be prepared for skeptical questioning about religion and pesky "social issues."
While in London, Walker was asked if he's "comfortable with" or believes in evolution. He said "that's a question politicians shouldn't be involved in one way or another." Skewered for ducking, he quickly followed up with a vague faith-and-science tweet. He also ducked when asked whether President Obama "loves America" after Rudolph Giuliani raised doubts about that, and then again when asked if the President is a fellow Christian.
Walker would be a Preacher's Kid in the White House, the first since Wilson, so reporters will be Googling a Jan. 31 Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel piece on this, datelined Plainfield, Iowa (population 436).
When Scott was young his father Llewellyn was the pastor of Plainfield's First Baptist Church on -- yes -- Main Street and a town council member. Llewellyn was also a pastor in Colorado Springs, Scott's birthplace, and Delevan, Wisconsin, where Scott completed high school.
The father, now retired, served in the American Baptist Convention (now renamed American Baptist Churches USA), which has a liberal flank but is largely moderate to moderately evangelical. The Journal-Sentinel missed that the current Plainfield pastor endorsed the 2009 Manhattan Declaration, which vows bold Christian opposition to abortion, assisted suicide, human cloning research, and same-sex marriage.


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11:00 am - 3:00 pm
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This event originated as a celebration of the agricultural roots of Saanich and has blossomed into a grand festival for all ages. Enjoy an old style family picnic at the beach or take part in a wide range of free family activities. The beautiful beach setting at Beaver Lake creates the ideal location for relaxing while you enjoy stage entertainment or you can entertain the kids in the lower children's section. Activities and information displays are listed below.
The traditional serving of Strawberries and Ice Cream will start at 1:00 pm until 3:00 pm. Tickets can be purchased for the strawberries and ice cream from 11:00 am - 2:45 pm (or until sold out) at the ticket booth next to the main stage area for only 50 cents per serving. Only 3500 tickets will be sold, don't miss your chance at this summer tradition in Saanich.
If you want to avoid the congested parking lots, Shuttle Bus service from Saanich Commonwealth Place to the parking areas will run from 11:30 am - 4:00 pm. SCP can be easily accessed by taking transit to the Royal Oak Transit exchange.
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PARADISE VALLEY, Ariz. -- Police are now offering up to $3,000 for information leading to an arrest in the April stabbing death of a Paradise Valley man.
The Paradise Valley Police Department said earlier this month that investigators were following up on leads, but they have not yet identified a suspect.
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Michael Gilman, 68, was found dead April 29 at his home in a gated community near 54th Street and Lincoln Drive. He was reportedly found by his personal assistant, who called 911 shortly before 5 p.m.
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Pakistan's economy crosses targets to log in 5% growth in first quarter
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KARACHI (AFP) - Pakistan recorded five per cent growth in the first quarter of the current fiscal year, the central bank said on Friday, beating its target and almost doubling the figure for the same period last year.
The State Bank of Pakistan's data for the early months of the financial year began in July 2013, said GDP grew by 5.0 per cent, compared with only 2.9 per cent in the first quarter of the last fiscal year.
Nuclear-armed Pakistan, plagued by a bloody, destabilising Islamist insurgency and chronic power shortages, has struggled to energise its economy in recent years.
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The MainActor video editing software may appear to have only a rudimentary title generator. But with some tricks and special effects, MainActor can give you some impressive opening credits.
You're back from vacation, your purse is empty, and your video cassettes are full of vacation memories. You edit the vacation video on your Linux PC. To put a final polish on your movie, all you need to do is add the credits. If you use MainActor for video editing, you will discover that the title generator, 2D Text, is well-hidden and gives you only basic caption generating features. But never fear, a few tricks and a smattering of effects will help you create more pleasing titles. Installation MainActor is a commercial video editing program by MainConcept. The MainConcept homepage [1] has a test version; the only restriction is that the test version adds a watermark to the finished video. When this issue went to print, binaries for Suse Linux and Mandrake were available as downloads. If you do not use one of these distributions, you should test MainActor on your distribution before you buy.
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The Global Peace Games was a pilot project funded by the European Union. Facilitated by the Peace Village, Messines, Belgium, in partnership with the NCFA, the GPGs film recorded many young people expressing how they felt different about football and sport after a week commemorating WW1 and celebrating peace, inspired by the 1914 Christmas Truces.
The NCFA are currently in talks with the Heritage Lottery Fund to make sure that the Peace Fields Project application for funding is robust and fully prepared to deliver the project to the highest standards.
In the meantime primary and secondary schools are encouraged to contact: NCFA for further details.
The Football & Peace Evaluation which features Boxing, Cricket and Rugby is now on line for stakeholders, partners and funders. The Heritage Lottery Funded Football & Peace Pilot Project received high acclaim from the government and participants. Linked to the Peace Fields Project the F&PP highlights the need to commemorate the First World War and celebrate peace.
The NCFA's Director, Ernie Brennan talks about meeting the Prime Minister and visiting 10 Downing Street to discuss the Peace Fields Project. Funded by the National Heritage Lottery Fund, the Football & Peace Pilot Project was considered a success with partners, participants and the government. The Peace Fields Project continues the good work and invites schools and sports clubs to twin there areas of play with Flanders Peace Field. Read the interview here.
Read the Peace Letter to Football here
The NCFA has teamed up with the Royal British Legion and through the Centenary Partnership has the support of the Government in making this project a reality.
"For the Royal British Legion the project would be seen as an exciting new activity that would help engage children and support their educational programme through the medium of football."
Charles Byrne, Director, Royal British Legion.
"The Government is encouraging the widest possible participation in the centenary commemorations and is particularly keen to engage young people through the medium of sport. As such, they have welcomed this contribution to the centenary programme."
Helen Grant MP, Minister for Sport, Tourism and Equalities.
website is now available for schools, clubs and groups
NCFA are lobbying the custodians of football to support the Football & Peace projects by holding boxing day bucket collections at all football grounds. The aim is to bring young people together from diverse backgrounds and provide access to Flanders Peace Field where football will be played in the spirit of 1914, without brands, emblems, logos and the modern day trappings of consumerism. The game is the teacher, the teacher is football and the outcome will be young peace makers. Please click on Lay Down Your Brands for further details. If you, your club or organisation would like to donate money to support the project please click on the button below.


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Dialogue, discussion, communication and collaboration are the hallmarks of CannonDesign's approach to responding to the changing paradigms of education.
We create spaces to support meaningful academic and social student interactions. Student success and growth are paramount in our designs, which shape unique environments responding to student and campus life patterns. These environs bridge the future of learning, while respecting campus traditions and creating a thriving, long-lasting setting for generations. We believe buildings and spaces are essential tools for achieving a vision for tomorrow – that life-long experiences are created within these spaces.
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Bradley Lukanic, AIA, LEED
Executive Director, Education
Brad Lukanic leads CannonDesign's higher education practice specializing in the planning and design of academic learning environments, student unions/dining commons, libraries/learning centers and performing arts projects. Lukanic examines how the pedagogical shift in learning environments is transforming learning communities and places for instruction, and how these buildings not only incorporate sustainable strategies but also visually convey environmental stewardship principles. An active member of the Association of College Unions International (ACUI), the Society for College and University Planning (SCUP), the Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL) and the American Library Association (ALA), Lukanic is keenly aware of the trends in higher education institutions. He frequently speaks across North America on topics of education, and the millennial generation's impact on living and learning spaces.
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As the education practice leader for Ontario and the eastern Canadian provinces, Safdar Abidi brings more than 20 years international design and implementation experience to the firm's institutional projects. With a keen focus on evolving trends in post-secondary education, his mission of collaborating with regional university and college clients achieves truly "transformative" potential for campus buildings. Abidi ensures new and renovated facilities are designed as an investigation of pedagogical, cultural and business impacts. He implements a methodology to explore the philosophical vision, design characteristics, branding aspects, cost and schedule management, sustainability and increasingly the fundraising priorities of academic clients. Abidi is a member of the Society of College and University Planning, the Toronto Society of Architects, and the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada.
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Patricia Bou is a Principal at CannonDesign, where she concentrates on project management, operational and team organizational strategies. Her focus provides higher education clients planning solutions to meet emerging trends as they seek to develop new and renovation construction projects. Her strong management skills and broad experience have translated into many well-organized and successful projects, both in terms of meeting schedule and budget goals. Bou possesses expert and hands-on leadership to CannonDesign's projects and activities, including firm-wide initiatives to raise women's profile in the practice and profession. She is the Director-at-Large and a committee member for both the Education and Diversity committees of the AIA D.C. chapter, an active member of the Society for College and University Planning, and Association of College Unions International. She received her bachelor's degree from Bryn Mawr College, and her master's in architecture from Columbia University.
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J. Lee Coyle is an expert in programming, design and project leadership of large, complex projects. He believes the most responsive buildings are born from a true partnership between architects and clients, and he always strives to build consensus and an atmosphere of mutual trust among project stakeholders. Through his expertise in building design for undergraduate and graduate education and research, Coyle has developed insight into human behavior patterns relating to movement, gathering and student interaction – and his designs for academic environments benefit from this perspective. He focuses on creating well-balanced spaces that both allow contemplation and promote collaboration.
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Lynne Deninger, AIA, LEED
Lynne Deninger brings over 20 years of experience planning and designing various types of university architecture projects coupled with an effectual leadership presence she has applied in diverse capacities such as marketing, recruitment, project team staffing and mentoring. Strongly committed to green design, she has managed interdisciplinary teams of professionals responsible for establishing green strategies on a wide scale. She is also the New England region's higher education practice leader, and provides both regional and national expertise for CannonDesign's higher education practice. She specializes in the programming, planning and design for student residence/student life facilities.
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Phil Dordai is a principal with CannonDesign, focusing on higher education clients and projects. He brings a broad range of architectural skills to his role as a programmer, planner and project leader. With a noteworthy history as a designer, manager and sustainability advocate, he has overseen projects such as the competition winning scheme for one of the first green office buildings in New Jersey in the mid-1990s. Phil's significant academic experience can be seen on the campuses of Carnegie Mellon University, Coppin State University, Dickinson College and Syracuse University. He is a frequent speaker at national and regional conferences, highlighting educational thought leadership and his award-winning projects.
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A specialist in coordinating and managing the design and construction of collegiate sports, recreation, stadium, leisure and special event facilities, Robert Fatovic' has over 30 years of experience providing extensive programming, design, master planning and feasibility services to clients worldwide. His education and experience, which includes landscape planning and urban design, as well as architectural design and management, makes him uniquely qualified to take a leadership position on diverse sports facilities. His operational approach and collaborative style have earned Fatovic' recognition from both his peers and clients. He is a frequent guest lecturer and has presented at the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), Athletic Business, and the Stadium Management Conference of the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM).
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Craig A. Hamilton has over 30 years of experience that has been characterized by award-winning work on projects in a wide range of settings, covering the full range of project delivery from programming through design and construction. Hamilton's focus is on the programming and planning of higher education facilities. His leadership and professional engagement has broadened CannonDesign's higher education practice to an acknowledged national leader. He is a frequent speaker at professional organizations such as Society for College and University Planning, National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association, Association of College Unions International and the American Bar Association, where his insight into the technological, cultural and economic forces facing higher education has lead him to become an advocate for the importance of social space as part of the learning experience.
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Eric Jaffe, AIA
An accomplished architect, Eric Jaffe has a portfolio of national and international work that encompasses large, complex project types—from science and research, healthcare and higher education facilities—to projects in commercial and cultural markets. He has been involved in all aspects of project delivery and has a proven track record for building strong design teams through leadership and organization.
As Leader of the firm's Science and Technology Practice on the East Coast, Jaffe focuses on business and strategic development of CannonDesign's Science and Technology Practice, assisting the firm in its efforts to grow the research and laboratory planning practice market areas. Additionally, he is responsible for design leadership, marketing, developing and maintaining strong client relationships, mentoring and project leadership. Jaffe holds a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from the New Jersey Institute of Technology. He is a registered architect in 14 states and is NCARB certified.
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Punit Jain, AIA, LEED Fellow
Vice President
As a key member of the firm's Science & Technology practice, Jain brings extensive experience in designing both teaching and research laboratory buildings. Jain also serves as the firm's sustainable design leader, responsible for promoting high-performance design through LEED® certification, conducting training for the firm's professionals and high-performance design practices. Punit serves on the National Board of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) – the originator of the LEED system, and widely recognized as one of the most influential institutions in the sustainable movement worldwide.
A graduate of Washington University in St. Louis with a Masters in Architecture and Construction Management, Jain has taught at the School of Art & Design at Maryville University and St. Louis Community College and serves as a visiting critic for the schools of architecture at Washington University and the University of Illinois at Champaign. He frequently presents at international conferences and received the 2010 Go Beyond Award during the Labs 21conference for his continued sustainable efforts.
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Stephen Johnson, FAIA
President, CannonDesign International
As President and Executive Director of the International Practice, Stephen Johnson is the strategic leader responsible for CannonDesign's global practice outside of North America, including the firm's offices in Shanghai and Mumbai. Our international practice focuses on the opportunity to create design solutions that elevate the quality of life around the world including the establishment of new communities and signature projects throughout Asia and the Middle East. Johnson is actively engaged in transformational education, research, commercial, and planning projects including the American University of Sharjah, Tata Consultancy Services, The Doon School, and Mongolia Education City. His work has been recognized with five national AIA Design Awards, as well as two prestigious Honor Awards from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Johnson's design work and contributions to the profession as a leader and generous collaborator have been celebrated with his elevation to the AIA College of Fellows, the Institute's highest individual honor.
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Roland G. Lemke, AIA, LEED
Principal, Mid-Atlantic
A key member of CannonDesign's higher education practice with a focus on sports/recreation and student life, as well as the education design leader for the firm's primary/secondary practice in the Mid Atlantic, Roland G. Lemke has over 23 years of experience as a project designer and planner. A frequent speaker at national and regional conferences, Lemke has presented for the American Institute of Architects, Association of College and University Housing Officials, Association of College Unions International, Athletic Business, National Business Officers Association, National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, and the Society for College and University Planning. His work has been honored with numerous design awards and published in leading professional journals such as American School and University, Contract, Interiors, Olympian, Facility Design & Management, and Athletics Administration.
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Colleen McKenna, LEED, Associate AIA
Senior Vice President
Over the course of her professional career as a sports planner, Colleen McKenna has served on the design teams of over 40 sports and recreation facility projects, ranging from feasibility and programming studies to full architectural services. The leader of CannonDesign's sport practice, McKenna's diverse portfolio includes college and university recreation centers, intercollegiate athletic facilities, and community centers including the award winning University of Maine Student Recreation and Fitness Center. Part of the leadership team for CannonDesign's national sports practice, McKenna supports the practice with an in-depth knowledge of functional planning requirements which result in design solutions that meet the diverse needs of both competitive and recreational participants. McKenna was recently named among Boston Business Journal's "40 Under 40," an award recognizing outstanding professionals.
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Michael A. Mistriner, AIA
Principal, East Region
Michael A. Mistriner has over 22 years experience in planning and design for higher education, with an emphasis on master planning and residence life projects. In his leadership role, he is responsible for advancing the higher education practice of the firm. Noted for his ability to translate an institution's mission into a comprehensive strategic facility plan, he plays a pivotal role in the realization of the client's vision. Mistriner's portfolio includes the Canisius College Montante Cultural Center, a project recognized with nine awards for design excellence, including a national AIA Institute Honor Award for Interior Architecture. A frequent speaker at national and regional conferences, Mistriner recently presented at the Association of College and University Housing Officers–International conference.
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Charles Smith, AIA, LEED
Principal, Central Region
With almost 25 years of project leadership, Charles Smith applies his creativity, inventive practice, approach and thoughtful solutions to issues facing the firm's clients. A key member of the college and university practice, he has led multiple student life, academic, recreational sports and laboratory projects during the course of his career. He partners with clients who range from small or private colleges, to private research institutions to land-grant universities. He believes a holistic and integrated approach to architecture—from project management to technical execution—contributes to a project's success. Smith is an active member of Chicago's American Institute of Architects, having previously served as president, and is also a member of the Society for College and University Planning.
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Mark Whiteley, RIBA
As the firm's Science and Technology Practice Leader, Mark Whiteley has gained deep experience in this sphere by spending the last 22 years working as strategic consultant, trusted advisor and principal designer to executive leadership in the corporate, public, healthcare and academic sectors. His skill in synchronizing innovative enterprise methodologies and creative collaborative strategies with the optimal physical facilities has lead to a string of groundbreaking transformations for some of the world's top businesses, universities and governments.
Whiteley is a regular speaker at national and international conferences and was the keynote speaker at the 2011 International Laboratory Design Conference. He has been published numerous times on the subject of scientific facility design, enterprise planning and innovation strategies. A member of the team that developed the Welcome Trust / UK Government standards for science and technology facilities, Mark and his work have been recognized by multiple awards including a prestigious Business Week / AIA Award and a Lab of the Year Award.
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Master Planning
Many of the most important decisions shaping today's academic institutions are made in the programming and planning process, and CannonDesign's inclusive and interactive approach brings insight in resolving complex needs, achieving consensus, and defining a long range vision. The speed of technological and societal change requires a dynamic framework that can evolve over time to meet future needs, and our work is rooted in an understanding of the new interdisciplinary learning paradigms that create vibrant and innovative campus environments. Key to maximizing space and site utilization is the concept of the "fusion" building and "fusion" campus where multiple activities co-exist to serve our multi-tasking users. Our process is also rooted in an appreciation for each institution's unique identity and culture, as well as environmental stewardship, ensuring that the plan provides a customized platform for enduring success.
Academic & Classroom Facilities
The academic landscape continues to change and evolve as new forms of engagement and learning happen on campuses. With today's changing students coupled with the cross pollination within the academic disciplines the classroom cannot be thought of as merely four walls with technology inside but rather an immersive learning experience used to foster both planned and unforeseen learning outcomes. From the dedicated, highly-specialized classroom to the "universal," highly-flexible classroom – these spaces are designed to facilitate the active-learning opportunities that enrich students' experience in their chosen field, often facilitating an array of pedagogical approaches.
CannonDesign's designers and planners work very closely with clients to understand the needs of academic programs, to tailor classroom designs to these specific needs, and to enable each learning center to advance investigations and knowledge acquisition while engaging new technologies for decades to come.
Science & Technology
Today's science-driven facilities must be highly flexible, or they risk becoming obsolete even before construction is completed. To achieve flexibility as well as visual appeal requires a highly organized, integrated approach to systems design. Such an approach informs and frees up the design process to create an inviting facility that attracts and retains faculty, staff, and students and enriches the campus fabric – either by maintaining consistency with an existing aesthetic or by initiating a new paradigm for campus science buildings that can revitalize or expand campus master planning concepts.
With a wealth of knowledge gleaned through the ongoing benchmarking of science buildings nationwide, CannonDesign designs science facilities that respond to clients' needs, desires, and challenges and enable them to excel in their missions.
Libraries & Information Commons
The role of the library as the academic heart to a campus has a long rich history and continues to be the foundation of learning and knowledge acquisition. However with the role of new technology and electronic information acquisition coupled with new forms of learning and collaboration, the physical nature of the library as place is undergoing a significant transformation. No longer simply repositories of text collections, academic libraries are becoming vibrant partners in new forms of learning and knowledge acquisition. The movement toward informal, active and group study is affecting the design of library environments as students and faculty increasingly use these spaces to engage as collaborators and to seek guidance through the ever-expanding resources and technologies accessible to today's learning communities.
As both pedagogy and technology continue to evolve, academic libraries must be designed as responsive and flexible buildings to ensure that they remain relevant and vital contributors to advancing the foundations of learning.
Recreational Sports
The student recreation center is arguably the most recent building type to become an essential component of the campus fabric in the last 25 years. CannonDesign created one of the first of the genre in 1983, the John Wooden Center at UCLA, and has remained in the forefront of creativity and innovation since that time.
Increasingly, the recreation center is seen by colleges and universities as a key component in combating physical and social issues such as obesity, alcohol and drug abuse, stress related disease and psychological problems.
To each assignment, our recreational sports professionals bring a creative approach anchored by our ability to benchmark 30 years of experience. One notable example is our leadership in the development of 'fusion buildings' – a dynamic synthesis that combines student recreation with wellness programs, student union functions, food service and even competitive athletics and performing arts to create a one stop student life center.
Whether it is a free-standing new building, a renovation and expansion or a cost-driven remodeling program, CannonDesign will marshal the talent, experience and enthusiasm required to create a flexible, sustainable and cost-effective project that reflects the institutional ambitions and aesthetic of the campus environment.
Intercollegiate Athletics
The highly competitive nature of intercollegiate athletics has never been more in focus than in the first decade of the 21st century. As the pressure builds to increase institutional visibility through excellence in athletics, colleges and universities are competing for the most talented athletes and coaches as never before.
While attractive stadia, arenas and spectator venues are key to ensuring alumni support, ancillary spaces such as strength training, sports medicine, team rooms, academic support services and halls of fame are vital to student athlete and coaching staff recruitment and retention.
CannonDesign is committed to working in a collaborative manner with athletics administration during the entire process from feasibility study to ribbon cutting to ensure that the design of each project both exceeds the expectations of student athletes and reflects the unique personality of each institution.
Whether an arena, a stadium, an intercollegiate athletics building or one of the many Olympic sports training facilities, our knowledge and experience results in cutting edge, sustainable and cost-effective award-winning facilities that promote excellence in sport.
Campus Life & Student Centers
Long heralded as the "living rooms and the hearths of the campus" – student life facilities are challenged today by the notion of the rapid shift to an "everything, everywhere, anytime 24/7." This focus has institutions reflecting on the role of the union/campus center and other student life spaces in the 21st century education both as a way to further enhance the college and university experience but to be an economically viable enterprise. The result of student life spaces today are a new fusion of program spaces brought together with an acute focus on the business model.
Residence Life
While providing superior education remains a paramount goal of today's colleges and universities, those institutions that succeed in attracting the best and brightest have discovered the importance that campus residential life plays in student recruitment and retention. Contemporary students are sophisticated, informed consumers who expect a well-rounded campus experience. Colleges and universities can meet and exceed those demands only through careful planning to enhance the quality of residence life.
As a result, both students and college administrators are looking at residence halls in a different light than they once were. No longer merely places to sleep, residence halls have become an integral part of the college campus experience. Our experience in residential life planning and design starts with asking questions. Our interactive process of exploring and understanding the needs of students and institutions is crucial to creating synergies between living and learning spaces, integrating student-life with strong connections to the campus core. Through the incorporation of renewable materials, natural light and alternative energy sources, we support students in "living green." Our approach is focused on facilitated interactive design workshops that engage residence life staff, administration and students with the goal of developing a multi-dimensional living/learning environment.
- Adler School of Professional Psychology
- California State University System
- California State University, San Bernardino
- Centennial College
- Concordia University
- DePaul University
- Dormitory Authority of the State of New York
- East Carolina University School of Medicine
- George Washington University
- Georgetown University
- Hofstra University
- Keene State College
- Koc University
- Logan College of Chiropractic
- Long Beach State University
- Los Angeles Community College District
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- McKendree College
- Medical University of South Carolina
- New York University
- Northwestern University
- Ohlone Community College District
- Pepperdine University
- Pima County, Arizona
- Southeast Missouri State University
- Southern Illinois University
- State University of New York College at Brockport
- State University of New York College at Fredonia
- State University of New York College at Geneseo
- State University of New York at Brockport
- State University of New York at Buffalo
- State University of New York at Fredonia
- State University of New York at Geneseo
- State University of New York, Downstate Medical Center
- Syracuse University
- U.S. Air Force Academy
- University of California System
- University of Maryland
- University of Massachusetts Medical Center
- University of Missouri
- University of Nevada
- University of North Florida
- University of Rochester
- University of Saskatchewan
- University of Victoria
- Vanderbilt University
- Vassar College
- Virginia State University
- Zhejiang University
Onondaga Community College - Academic II Addition
Merit Award
AIA Western New York
Rigorous on approach, the addition's composition is intriguing and its detailing is exceptional, inside and out. Although the plan is very open and cleanly refined, the performance hall conveys warmth that would be enjoyable to visit or perform in. —Merit Award, AIA Western New York
Innovative Design in Engineering and Architecture with Structural Steel (IDEAS2)
American Institute of Steel Construction
Kaleida Health / State University of New York - Gates Vascular Institute (GVI) and UB Clinical Translational Research Center (CTRC)
Bronze Award of Honor
Society of American Registered Architects, New York Council
Academy Award for Interior Design
International Academy for Design & Health
National Healthcare Design Award – Innovations in Planning
AIA/Academy of Architecture for Health
America's Best Buildings of the Year (ABBY) Awards, Citation
Buildings Magazine
International Architecture Award
Chicago Athenaeum, Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies
American Architecture Award
Chicago Athenaeum, Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies
Finalist, Public Sector
World Interior Design News
The scheme showed cohesion carried through with rigor appropriate for a healthcare setting. We appreciated the breaking up of a large box into a clinical and fresh look.
Interiors Award, Large Healthcare Category
Contract Magazine
Finalist, Public Sector
FX International Interior Design Awards
University of Wisconsin at Madison - Gordon Dining and Event Center
Gold Citation, Educational Interiors
American School & University
Good choice and use of materials create a variety of seating experiences. Warm, thoughtful, interesting and engaging.—2013 jury
Facility Design Awards of Excellence
Association of College Unions International
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - Lincoln Hall
Bronze Award of Honor
Society of American Registered Architects, New York Council
Citation for Design Excellence
American School & University
Beautiful restoration that captures the character of the building while introducing modern functions.—2013 jury
Niagara County Community College - Niagara Falls Culinary Institute
Silver Award in Hospitality (Heritage Contract Flooring)
Starnet Design Awards
State University of New York College at Oswego - Rice Creek Field Station
Merit Award
AIA Western New York
The design for this facility effectively positions the solid versus the void while maintaining strength of form between the building and its surroundings. The materiality selection, the detailing, and the execution of the construction provide for a high quality solution.—AIA Western New York Jury
Tidewater Community College, Norfolk Campus - Student Center
Facility Design Awards of Excellence
Association of College Unions International
America's Best Buildings of the Year (ABBY) Awards, Citation
Buildings Magazine
State University of New York at Buffalo - William R. Greiner Hall
America's Best Buildings of the Year (ABBY) Awards, Citation of Excellence
Buildings Magazine


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This glitch only happens to me in dominion. My cursor just goes awol. It's gone and occasionally replaced with a block reminiscent of missingno. Tab out, everything's fine. This bug ONLY HAPPENS IN DOMINION, losing the game because I cannot see where I'm clicking is just so jolly. I've been getting this bug for two months now, I can't be the only one?
Black Lyon
Senior Member
Our Annie just had this happen to her in game. We went from dominating to losing very quickly. She said when it happens it makes using skills almost impossible. Is that correct?
Yeah you're shooting spells in the dark, very hard to aim an ashe arrow with no cursor. >_<
Team Please
Junior Member
happened to me a lot of times, iam using a logitech mx581


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got new 17" wheels for a 2004
hello jeep ppl,
a few weeks ago a neighbor of mine bought a 2009 jeep wrangler. myself i have a 2004 jeep wrangler 4 cyl. i went over to check it out and he pretty much gave me the old(not so old)wheels (stock 17" with a 5x5 bolt pattern). Mine is 5 x 4.5", i could easily get wheel adapters and put these wheels on. i currently have 30 x 9.50 x 15r on my jeep. im at a point where i kinda should get new tires anyways. so now heres my questions a) is there anything im over looking? b) whats the biggest tire i could use? my google research says 31" (id rather not get a lift, but if i had to 2" would be a preference) c) would i need a lift to accomadate the 17" rims any help will do and be appreciated.. thank you |
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"Hmmmm... What should Matt and Alfred wear for the Conference...? Sailor suits or their usual clothing?" you asked yourself, You couldn't choose one so you decided to ask Arthur. He was in his work room. He still hasn't slept yet so he must be so tired due to work.
"A-Arthur...?" you called while slowly opening the door. He didn't respond, his head was facing the desk.
"Arthur can you help me?" you asked , but still... no answer
"Arthur! Arthur!" you shook him up. He slowly lifted his head with an irritated face.
"Damn it ___! I'm so tired! mind if you get the bloody hell out of here? I want to sleep!" he growled out suddenly, making you cry. He just realized what he had done, he followed you the all the way to bedroom but you're ignoring him. You used your own car to get to the Conference, you're crying while driving.
"Mama, don't cry" said Matthew, trying to reach your eyes to wipe your tears.
"Don't mind me Matt, Mama just watched a sad movie" what a kind Mom...
Alfred knew what happened, he kept quiet all the time, He thinks that is the best choice. When you reached the Conference room, the countries looked at you, they are worried why your eyes are red.
"What happened to ___? Did she cry?" Prussia asked Spain
"I think she did" said Spain
"Where's bushy brows?" Prussia asked again
'___ cried... England is not with her... did they have a fight?' Spain wondered
Today was Austria's turn to speak about his country's economy. It's unusual for you that you didn't listen today's meeting because what happened earlier. You can't believe it, It was your first time having a fight with your bestfriend. Now... you're thinking strangely, you thought of declaring a war with Arthur.
"Mama, can i play with Kiku?" Alfred asked
"Okay..." you replied quietly
Then, Francis approached Alfred to ask him something
"Alfred, do you know why your Mama cried?"
"Mama and Papa fight earlier, It's Papa's fault for making Mama cry!!" Alfred cried, he was heard by the countries, interupting the meeting.
"Alfred...!?" your eyes widened from what he did "Sorry for the interuption Sir Austria, Please continue" you apologized and picked Alfred up.
"So the bushy brows made ___ cry huh? I'll beat the crap out of him!" Prussia clenched his fist under the table.
After a while, little Kiku and little Yong Soo talked to you. They want Alfred and Matthew to stay at their house to play, you agreed but you're going to fetch them when night comes. They ran outside the meeting room with Yao, he's not interested listening to Austria so he tagged along.
You don't know if you should go to your own house or go home to Arthur's house, If you go home... your boss will scold you and will give you more problems. It would probably just make you depressed, so you didn't really have much choice.
You're about to leave then Hungary approached to you.
"Hey ___, Can I talk with you ?" she asked
"Sure?" you two take a seat again.
"You had a fight with England, yes?"
"Please don't mention that name... I don't want to hear it"
"I guess you should talk to him..." said Hungary and patted your back
"I don't want to!"
"We women should take the move first" she said seriously
"No buts, Come on, talk to him I'm sure this will get fixed"
"You think so?" you lazily stood up from your seat and go home with your car.
When you got home, you saw Arthur sleeping on the couch. You try not to mind him but you can't help but put a blanket over him. When you placed the blanket, you don't know if you woke him up, he suddenly yanked you and hugged you tightly.
"I'm so sorry ___, I didn't mean it" he said in a low voice.
"Let go of me"
"I won't let go of you if you don't forgive me"
"Okay fine, I forgive you"
"Thank you, love" he let go of you and kissed your hand.
"If you yell at me again, I'm gonna declare a war at you for sure!"
"Where's the kids?" he asked, trying to change the subject
"At Yao's house..."
"What are they doing there?" he asked
"Playing with his children, Don't worry I'll fetch them by night" you sat beside him and rested your head on his shoulder and turned on the TV.
"How's the meeting?" he asked and leaned
"Boring as always..."
"You're kidding! You never get bored of meetings right?"
"No It's really boring..."
"Want to sleep?"
"Yeah..." you slowly closed your eyes. Arthur tossed your arms on his neck and laid down while he wrapped his arms on your waist. You're now sleeping on top of him.
You and Arthur were asleep for almost 30 minutes then your phone rung but you didn't wake up, Arthur wake up and get the phone from your pocket. Yao was calling you.
"Ni hao! It's China, aru"
"Wang? What is it?"
"Matt and Al want to sleep over"
"W-What!? No way!"
"A-Arthur...? Who are you talking to...?" you asked, his loud voice woke you up.
"Here" he handed you the phone
"___? your children want to sleep here, aru"
"Let me talk to them"
"Mama! Can we sleep here!?" said Alfred from the phone
"No" you denied quickly
"Please Mama?" It's Matthew talking
"Alright..." you sighed in defeat, his cute voice beat you up! "Tell Uncle Yao to take you and Al to bath before sleeping okay?"
"Oookay!" Matthew hung up.
"Is it okay for them to stay there?"
"Yao is good at taking care children so I guess it's okay"
Arthur yawned "I'm so tired... Let's sleep ___... It's already late you know? We still have meeting tomorrow right?" he picked you up bridal style and ran to his bedroom.
"Put me down!" you struggled
"Shut up ___..." he's really tired, his mood started to change. He laid you down at bed and lay beside you.
"I love you ___..." he muttered
"Hmm? Did you say something?" the curious you, asked


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Aberdeen midfielder Willo Flood has conceded he was not thinking about a new contract before signing a one-year extension.
The 29-year-old, who joined Aberdeen last summer after leaving Dundee United, previously had two years left with the Dons, but is now tied to the club until the summer of 2017.
The Irishman is happy to have committed himself to Aberdeen and has praised the impact of manager Derek McInnes at Pittodrie.
\"I had two years left so wasn't even thinking about a new contract but the gaffer took me aside and said he wanted me to sign the same length of deal as him,\" said Flood in the Daily Record.
\"We have a lot of respect for each other and he has brought the club a long way in a short time. Aberdeen can go even further with him in charge and I want to be part of that.
\"There are a lot of boys on the same length of contract now so he is planning for long-term success.\"
McInnes added on the club's official website: "Since his arrival, Willo has been a consistent and positive influence on our team and to our club as a whole.
"He has been an integral player for us, playing such an important part in our recent successes, and he will continue to be so going forward."


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The obvious is:
Blood and guts sell. Corp/Media/Goverment has made that possible over time. We've all allowed ourself to be a victim of tabloid-political-government propaganda/brainwashing in one way or another.
Through this process we've also been trained by the above to be mass consumers of the shock value of tragedy and we have had our addiction to our inner curiosities about human suffering exploited.
We are becoming more and more desensitized to death and destruction. We've moved backward in evolution when it comes to understanding that the preservation of life…as it relates to our (our species) dependence on each other to survive …is imperative. This also applies to virtually all other life forms on earth.
Yet we chose to murder and torture each other…knowing that it's insane.
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Sunday, December 1, 2013 - 2:28pm
Fort Worth, Tx (Star-Telegram.com) — Maybe it was just the frustration of another three-point defeat that sent TCU coach Gary Patterson over the postgame edge Saturday.
"I didn't build this program to back down to anybody, and I'm not going to do it to him. Not in recruiting or in anything we do."
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