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Record: 39 – 26 – 12
NY Rangers 3
Winnipeg 2
Florida 2
Boston 3
Carolina 2
Washington 4
New Jersey 2
Columbus 3
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Tampa Bay 1
Toronto 3
Ottawa 2
Detroit 1
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Vancouver 5
Nashville 4
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Buffalo -
Apr. 1 at 6:30 p.m.
Philadelphia -
Pittsburgh -
Apr. 1 at 7 p.m.
Edmonton -
Anaheim -
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Apr. 1 at 9:30 p.m.
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Jets plan to feed off fans, improve on middling home record
It's not any one chant or singular moment Mark Stuart remembers most. Not the fans belting out "True North!" during the national anthem, the mocking serenade of "Crosby's better!" aimed at Alex Ovechkin or "Silver medal!" fired at Buffalo Sabres and USA Olympian goaltender Ryan Miller.
All that can become a permanent deposit in a man's memory bank, no doubt.
But what really jumped out for the veteran Winnipeg Jets defenceman during that first season of home games at the MTS Centre was the buzz, that absolute rush, he felt when he pulled on his jersey, buckled up his chinstrap and walked down the tunnel to the ice.
And on many nights during the that 2011-12 season, that buzz wasn't dialed down until well after the final horn.
"It's the excitement, first and foremost. That's what sticks for me," said Stuart on Friday, not long after the Jets had completed final preparations for their 2013 debut against the Ottawa Senators. "As soon as you get out there for the warm-up you can feel the energy in the building. Any time you are at home and you get that kind of energy, you can feed off it. It has to help you. It helped us out big-time last year.
"There's points in a game where you need that extra boost sometimes -- you're up by a goal and you're pinned down in your own end, the goalie makes a big save and the crowd goes nuts. That's huge."
That was then, as they say, this is now. And if the Jets are going to build on the reputation that their barn -- the smallest in the NHL -- is a road-trip nightmare for opponents, then it has to continue into the condensed 48-game schedule that is the 2013 regular season and beyond into the playoffs.
In one season the MTS Centre, always packed with 15,004 fanatics, was dubbed one of the NHL's loudest and the Jets fed from that, finishing with a 23-13-5 home record. But for as solid as the Jets were at home, their record was just 15th overall -- middle of the pack.
Remember, too, that this team crashed and burned down the stretch of the '11-12 campaign, dropping its final four at home. And the start wasn't exactly memorable either, as the Jets were just 5-4 at home through November 2011.
Still, it was during the stretch in between -- an 18-5-5 run at home between Dec. 1 and March 16 -- when the joint was regularly jumping. And that's what this edition of the Jets wants to re-create night in, night out, this season.
"Our home record speaks for itself. We're pretty confident in that," said Evander Kane. "If you look at the end of our schedule, even though I don't like to look too far ahead, we play seven of our last nine games at home so if we can give ourselves a chance for the first 30 games of the season, coming into those last 10 games, we're feeling pretty confident.
"(Saturday's) Game 1 and it's going to be very important to start off with a win."
Understandably, the Jets' horrible road record last year -- a 14-22-5 mark that was 27th overall -- became one of the team's obvious flaws often discussed in the season-ending autopsies.
But with room to grow at home as well, the Jets see an obvious route to a post-season berth.
The carrot dangling in front of them? Just imagine what the MTS Centre might be like for a meaningful game in late April.
"You can't really explain what it's like for a game here," said Chris Thorburn. "I just say, you have to come to a game. It's crazy. The atmosphere is something that you just can't explain.
"My best buddy back home, my friends, even my family, they ask me about it, they want to know what it's like. You can maybe get a feel for it on TV, but unless you're in the stands, taking part in all the chants, you're not experiencing it. I tell them if you have a chance to do it, it's definitely something they should check out.
"And it's something we want to continue this year."
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Rishikesh Things to Do
Stopover for the big Pilgirmage!!
Rishikesh is the starting point for the arduous task of going further for the pilgrimages of Badrinath, Kedarnath and Hemkunt Sahib. This is the Gurudwara where the Sikh devotees offer their homage to Guru Granth Sahib, the night before starting their journey to Hemkunt Sahib located at about 15000 feet above sea level and takes about a day to...more
Ganga Aarti- Worshiping Holy River...
The Ganges is the most sacred river to Hindus and is also a lifeline to millions of Indians who live along its course and depend on it for their daily needs. It is worshiped as the goddess Ganga in Hinduism everyday.The Ganga Aarti is a pleasant ritual of worshiping the Ganga river. Every evening you can watch near Ram Jhula at Parmarth Niketan is...more
Beatles/transcendental meditation ashram
The Ashram of the famous Maharishi Mahash Yogi who started here the Transcendental Meditation movement. The Beatles came for a few visits putting Rishikesh on the map of western tourists. Nowadays the ashram is abandoned. it just sits there covered by the jungle making it a mysterious and beautiful place to walk around in. The impressive stylish...more
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Ganga Kinare Hotel
Ganga kinare is cashing in on the view. That's all- far from town, badly maintained. The entire...more
Ganga View Hotel
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Hotel Natraj
The biggest USP of this hotel was it's location on Dehradun Road. It appears when you just enter...more
Rishikesh Restaurants
I just loved the name
It's undoubtedly the most famous restaurant of Rishikesh and started off some 40 odd years back as a very small eating outlet. It has expanded greatly over the years and there are now two "Chotiwala's" (partition between brothers). It now offers normal as well as AC dining and has a wide range of Food cuisine at offer from Indian to Garhwali to...more
Ask for Khir, a traditional indian...
A very good place to get pure veg Indian food , famous for food quality for over 20 years.it has its own trade mark as you can see in photo attached....it's funny!!there are two restaurents with same name.........same trade mark.........welcome guy with painted face..................ha.ha.ha. all north indian dishes.more
Ambience, spirit and great variety
I was looking for a buddhist or tibetan restaurant and found Lhasa which is that and so much more - various Asian and western varieties to choose from, wonderful view of the Ganges, beautiful energy, unusual and interesting music, great company and excellent personal service.Located near the bridge, it's a real find reasonably priced.. go find...more
Rishikesh Nightlife
Rishikesh is not a "Clubbers" destination but has a vibrant Cafe Culture, with a fine choice of places with views of the Ganga, to pass the night away. None of the cafes will close while there are customers to meet and serve. Rishikesh is alcohol free, which we thought might be a drag but the ambience of the town is enough to keep you high. The Moonlight Cafe plays very atmospheric music, which keeps you in that exotic mood. There are some excellent Internet Cafes, with very cheap and fast connection. They can also get hold of a very wide range of downloadable music in just about every genre.
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Rishikesh Transportation
Trip to Rishikesh
For all those who is looking for budget travel this can be the best way of transportation. There're direct buses from Delhi main bus station to Rishikesh.And already there you can enjoy walking. Or can take taxi.more
Auto rickshaw from Haridwar
There are no private cars allowed in Rishikesh, only especially ordered tourist taxis and shared jeeps, which provide local transportation. There is an auto rickshaw stand at the foot of High Bank, about a fifteen-minute walk across the Lakshman Jhula Bridge. To get to Rishikesh we took the train to Haridwar, a small auto rickshaw to the edge of...more
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Rishikesh Shopping
Spices near Swarg Ashram
Some stalls near Swarg Ashram sell pretty high quality spices at low prices. Cardamom, cloves, cinnamon, cumin and caraway come to mind. Though the bags sit in the open all day they still pack a punch to the olfactory nerves. They sell per tiny glass, around Rs20-30. You can bring it down if you buy more.more
good daily wear in Rishikesh
Ethnic trendy clothes from street side stalls. You can shop a lot for 1000 bucks provided you know how to bargain!more
Support the local community!
Around Lakshman Jhula Bridge (both sides) there are many shops and stalls.They sell local craft, clothing and shoes. Lots of brassware is also on sale everywhere. Trinkets and ornaments , religious and otherwise, were for sale at really cheap prices.There are also quite a few shops that sell Ayurvedic medicines and oils. Clothing HAGGLEmore
Rishikesh Local Customs
Evening Ganga prayers
After seeing all three, here's what I think of the basic difference in the evening Ganga prayers.1. Haridwar: Big, bass boosted, tight, kind of a spectacle for the eyes with all the human energy and little temples bustling together. 2. Rishikesh, Triveni Ghat: More quiet, subtle, payers directly next to the river almost touching the water; no steps...more
Dry & Vegetarian
There is no alchohol for sale in Rishikesh, and the city is strictly vegetarian.The lack of alchohol has obviously not been a problem- the supply of other forms of relaxing substances makes up for that. Chillums are for sale in every side stall.There is a place nearby, 11kms south on the Haridwar Road, that sells meat and alchohol if the need for...more
Ganga dip
Bathing in the Ganga is one of the main reasons for Rishikesh's existence, though the water is Himalayan cold, it is clean and not as lethal to tourists as the river becomes in Varanasi. Aarti, the floating lantern ceremony is performed every evening at the main ghat, in downtown Rishikesh. Lakshman Jhula is not the place to witness this as the...more
Rishikesh Warnings and Dangers
One very cautious word, particularly if you're a solo traveller, people go missing here. During the eight days we were in Rishikesh, two young Australian boys were posted missing, just a few days apart. The Lonely Planet warns of, "Wolves in Sadhu's clothing", there are a few bad types about who use the orange robes as a disguise, the Ganga is 300meters deep at one point and very fast flowing, and a body can disappear in seconds in that current. They befriend lone travellers take them to the waters edge, a wallet grab and push is all it takes. The truth is that real Sadhus are so deeply involved in their own spiritual journey that they will ignore you completely. The people who live and work in Rishikesh will be very happy to befriend you, only too happy that you've made the effort to travel up to see them.
Another promised caution, from our Restaurant section, DON'T EAT SPINACH DURING THE RAINY SEASON. It's a low growing leaf that gets easily contaminated by sewerage bubbling up in the afternoon floods. Pauline and Sam shared a small portion, in a Lonely Planet recommended restaurant, in downtown Rishikesh which made them both very ill. The local Ayurvedic doctor picked up on the problem and soon put them right.Related to:
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Rishikesh Tourist Traps
Rishikesh is primarily a town for pilgrims, rather than tourists but the photographers waiting to snap you and your pilgrim family, give the first impression of a holiday resort. The temple acolytes in their Hanuman and Lakshman costumes, along with some of the less than holy men, will happily pose for a photograph, as long as a bill is folded into their hand. The genuine Sadhus are happy for a small coin to be dropped into their bowls and don't want to be photographed. Giving to the Sadhus is the accepted custom as they are dependent on charity to help them onto the road to enlightenment. There are many temple style stalls, selling votive tablets, postcards, viewers and flashing, Hindu miniature shrines for your car but don't expect a holy dispensation for buying any of these, they're just hangars on. Spend your money by all means though; we all have to make a living by selling something or other.Related to:
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Spa provides casual closthing for the...
The spa provides crisply ironed white cotton kurtas to wear during your stay. I quite liked the idea. It is pleasing to the eyes to see all people dressed in whites rather than find somebody dressed in florescent green or yellow. It integrates well with the natural green environment.more
Get most things locally
This really depends on the time of year, it does get very cold in winter but snow is rare. We were here at the end of the rainy season, hot and wet, so a folding umbrella would be useful. Sandals make for sensible footwear; it saves you ringing out your socks on a daily basis, as the rainwater can get quite deep. We didn't take much in the way of...more
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Rishikesh Off The Beaten Path
visit Vashisht Guha ( cave )
Most of the tourists, who visit Rishikesh miss this place due to distance. Its located on 22km further up hill on badrinath road from Rishikesh. many saints & sages lived here. every person has different experience. it is under the Purusotamananda Asharam. Swami ji is very kind & sweet spoken always find time for visitors.more
The Monkey God of Rishikesh.
We came across this man disgused as our Monkey God Hanuman, who was friend and deciple of Lord Rama. For a small sum usually one or two Rupee coin this man will wish goodluck for you and your family. I think this is how he runs his family. Being a Holy town lot of Pilgrim visit this place.more
white-water rafting amidst the...
White-water rafting amidst the Himalayan foot-hills around Rishikesh on the river Ganges...Rishikesh and the region around, is known for its adventure sport activities.more
Rishikesh Sports & Outdoors
Bungee Jump - crazy crazy stuff!!
The last of all the activities provided by Jumpin Heights at Rishikesh is the India's highest Bungee at 83 meters. It's run by a retired Army person and professionals from New Zealand with support from local technicians run the whole setup.The Bungee jump is the bestest of things one can do while on their visit to Rishikesh. It will cost you around...more
Tarzan Swing @Jumpin Heights
83 meters high and a huge Tarzan Swing...only thing I couldn't do was howl like Tarzan himself lol!! The reason being it was so damn crazy and exhilarating that somehow I lost my voice for those 5-10 seconds of my plunge into awesomeness. After finishing Flying Fox this surely was a level up. Again a must do when in Rishikesh.For the video of the...more
Flying Fox @160 kmph
Perfect way to start the adventure package offered by Jumpin Heights located about 14 kms from Rishikesh. They provide the free shuttle service to reach the spot.The setup has Flying Fox, Swing and Bungee on offer and Flying Fox is surely the thing to start off with to remove your initial fears and hesitation for the remaining acts. Even though...more
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Learning Yoga & Music with Bhuwan...
You can study yoga and music with sitar guru, Bhuwan Chandra at his gurukul near the Ram Jhula Bridge, next door to Swargashram police station. People travel from all over the world for personal study with the maestro. He is most welcoming and very knowledgeable about the history of the sitar. His brother, Kamal, gives daily yoga lessons in their...more
Room options at Ananda
The Property is spread over a couple of hills. It has a Palace ( once a residence of Maharaja of Tehri Garhwal. You can either choose a deluxe room or Viceregal Palace (rooms in the palace cost twice as much). Every Deluxe room has a Balcony which promises a view of the valley or of the Palace.more
Take plenty of time
Spend as much time in Rishikesh as you can afford, it's a serendipitous place with contrasting surprises around each corner. There's even an ATM machine next to the Shiva garden in Swarg Ashram, it is a bit of a congregational point for the local beggars though. It's a bit tough leaving the ATMs air-conditioned booth, stepping over limbless...more
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A single storey, one bedroom cottage set in a converted fishing square in the old quarter of Seahouses. A lounge kitchen diner and shower room complete the package, well equipped, comfortable and furnished with quality leather sofas, and all that you would expect in a 4* graded property and much more, electric heating (not night store). The bedroom is flexible and can be either a superkingsize double or a twin. The cottage is open all year, and is ideal for a spring/summer week or autumn/ winter break. Parking in the courtyard. Shared use of a laundry room. Well behaved dog welcome.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Seahouses>Bamburgh ; Seahouses > Beadnell 250 m
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Newcastle International 65 km, Nearest railway: Alnmouth for Alnwick 25 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
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|DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 2, Lounge seats for 3
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared garden, BBQ
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Our kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to make a sandwich, heat up a takeaway or prepare a gourmet meal, with a good range of cutlery, crockery and kitchen equipment. The lounge area is furnished with good quality leather sofa & chair, Digital TV & DVD player, and hosts a small library of CDs, DVDs and books, plus a large amount of information about the area, maps and tourist attractions.
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The courtyard in which the cottage is set is one of the oldest parts of Seahouses.it has car parking facilities immediately outside the cottage and a picnic table per cottage is provided for alfesco dining. Within the courtyard is a laundry room which is shared between the 4 properties.
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K9 welcome pack provided for doggie guests
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The Northumberland region
The North Northumberland coast is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with miles of sandy beaches, Castles standing guard over the coast, wildlife breeding grounds for grey seals and puffins to name just a couple. Gateway to the Farne Islands Seahouses is a bustling harbour catering for both the small local fishing fleet and visitor boats taking day trippers, orthothologists and photographers 2 miles offshore to the outcrop of Farne Islands.
15 miles south is the dominant Alnwick Castle with its world famous Garden, Inland are more castles, historical battle fields like Flodden, fantastic walking in the Cheviots, and sections of long walks pass through the area like the end of the Pennine Way, St. Oswald's Way, St. Cuthberts Way. Cycle routes around quiet local lanes or chunks of longer rides like the Coast and Castle route 1 between Newcastle and Edinburgh. All of which make this a county of many facets, there is literally something for everyone, young or old, activity orientated or sightseeing mad there is just loads to see and do here and we're confident your break won't be long enough to do it all, or so our past visitors tell us.... - you'll just have to come back again and again....
Seahouses, once a busy fishing village, is still a bustling tourist destination. The harbour area is the embarkation point for those wishing to visit the Farne Islands, be it for birdwatching, photography or diving, and the pretty Old Quarter of the village set above the harbour, is laid out in stone built "squares". Once full of fisher lasses feaverishly splitting, salting & barreling herring for the home and European market, the squares have now been converted into a variety of cottages and although some are occupied by families who have lived in the village for many generations, in the main the properties are used as holiday homes.
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"WE SPEAK FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES" ounty Humane Socie Steele C ty PAW PRINTS Issue 66 Editor: Tonia Miller Winter/Spring 2008 In This Issue A Second Chance Our Mission Statement . . .2 Past Fundraising Events . .2 Pet Pointers . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Membership Form . . . . . . .3 Year End Reports . . . . . . .4 Ice Melt vs. Chicken Grit . . . . . . . . . . .4 SCHS Bulletin Board . . . .5 Thanks / Memorials . . . . .6 Our Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . .7 These two goats were abandoned at a rural Steele County farm which was foreclosed on. The Humane Society seldom takes in livestock; however, this was an emergency, as they had been abandoned for several months. There was a neighborhood boy who was watering them, and they did have a pasture to graze, but it was pretty sparse. We borrowed a trailer from Myron and Karen Homuth, and MaryJo Schwartz, her son Cohl, and I wrangled them up, which was quite a chore! The boys are now happy, healthy and living with Mark and I. The appropriate individual names have not been decided yet, so they are still Big Boy and Little Boy - but this will have to change soon as Little Boy is now about the size of Big Boy. They are definitely BIG boys; standing on all fours, they are face to face with me (I'm 5' 6"), and when they stand on their hind legs, they are 6' 3" or a bit taller. They always nibble on my cheeks, enjoy back scratches, and are great conversationalists. Because of their size, their exercise includes fence jumping along with a short run to the house for special treats. Mealtime consists of purchased goat food, old bread and veg- etables, and hay. Thanks to the Countryside Senior Living staff and residents who quite regularly donate leftover bread, vegetables and special treats consisting of old cookies and bars, Amy and Curt Johnson (an emergency Humane Society foster home - Amy is also an employee of Countryside) for donating hay to help get "The 507-451-4512 Boys" through winter, Myron and Karen Homuth for PO Box 220 donating the trailer to haul Owatonna, MN 55060 "The Boys," and MaryJo and Delilah in the arms Craig Schwartz (another of Carol Harvey ~ firstname.lastname@example.com Humane Society foster home) and their sons Cohl, Carol adopted steelecountyhumanesociety.org Cody, and Caden for helping to wrangle up "The Boys" Delilah at our OFFICE HOURS 8:00-10:00 a.m. and 2:00-4:00 p.m. and food donations. February Monday - Friday Adoption Day. If your call is not answered, please leave a message - all calls are returned By Ali Hilton Congratulations! within 24 hours at the very latest. Pictures by Mark Sanders U U The second annual Applebee's Pancake Breakfast to benefit the SCHS was held SCHS on Saturday, March 1.st Total tickets sold were 448. We also received $437 in gen- erous donations. $2,302.80 in all was Mission raised to help pay for pet food, vet bills, and to save for a shelter. A job well done! Statement Thanks to Applebee's, all those who sold tickets, our many volunteers, and those who came to eat. You helped make this Volunt eers receive inst ruct ion bef ore guest s The Steele County fundraiser a big success! A special Humane Society is a arrive for the breakfast. thanks goes out to Doris Arnold for not-for-profit organiza- coordinating this event. What a fun way tion which is dedicated to raise money for the animals! to: Providing quality foster care for homeless cats and dogs in the Steele County area Encouraging the adoption of homeless cats and dogs St. Mary's School 5 th Grade Girl Scout Troop #563 enjoy a well- Encouraging spay- deserved meal after all their hard ing and neutering to Volunteer cooks fire up the griddle work! reduce pet overpopula- back in the kitchen. tion Pizza Ranch Assisting in the enforcement of the laws Fundraiser for prevention of cruelty to animals and to aid dis- trict and county societies and agencies in the $204 was raised at Pizza Ranch outing enforcement of such to benefit the laws SCHS in November, 2007. Thanks Assisting in the to Connie organization of district Elmore, and county societies and Elizabeth give them representation Bratsch and in any state federation Mary Steidler for the humane and ethi- (and all our cal treatment of animals volunteers) for their hard Providing education work "behind to the general public on the scenes!" humane and ethical Morgan Malo celebrated her treatment of animals 11th birthday on January 25 of Bringing together and supporting others I n December, the Steele County Humane Soci- ety received a check for $3,262.02 from Alltel (formerly Midwest Wireless). The company collect- this year. She asked her friends to support the Humane Society instead of giving her gifts. She interested in developing ed outdated and discarded cell phones from cus- collected $110 (plus a cute and the humane treatment tomers for over a year and gave the proceeds to the cuddly dog toy) at her party and and care of animals Humane Society. We are very grateful to Alltel for designated the money to go their generosity and consideration. The funds will towards the cost of vet checks help cover our general expenses, including veteri- for the animals. What a special nary care and supplies for our animals. Thank you girl. Thank you Morgan! to Alltel, and to all who donated their used cell phones! -2- U U it difficult to move about in the snow or ice. Winter/Spring Keep them tethered tightly to your side if the route to the yard is icy. A bad slip can cause a ruptured disc, broken leg or other major injury. SCHS Pet Pointers h If you live near a pond or lake, thin ice is as much a risk to pets as to people. h Nutrition is a particularly important concern. Outdoor pets require more calories Membership Form Your help is needed and your finan - cial contributions would be greatly h By "inside," that doesn't mean letting appreciated. Become a member of dogs and cats in and out of a warm house in the winter to generate energy to ward off the Steele County Humane Society from night to day. Creating an abrupt tem- the cold. As a result, add 10 to 15 percent and help us continue our work. perature contrast can increase the risk of some more to their daily diet to allow them to meet infectious diseases. Consider housing them in those needs. (Please Print) the shelter of a well-built doghouse or bring- Name ing them into a tool shed or garage. h Indoor pets are less active in the winter, so make sure you are taking them for walks, _________________________ h When you bring a pet in, wipe its paws or some other physical activity, such as fetch, and underside, making certain there are no to get them exercise. Address ice balls clinging between the toes or on the _________________________ sole of the foot. They can cause frostbite to an h Have your pet spayed or neutered, animal that is left outside for a significant which prevents unwanted litters and has many _________________________ time in sub-zero temperatures. health benefits! City ______________________ h Keep shelters dry and position shelter h Take your pet in for a check up! Test opening away from wind. If you opt not to dogs for heartworm and groom pets regularly State ______ Zip ____________ bring the dog inside, make certain its shelter to check for fleas and ticks. is clean, dry, off the ground, and well insulat- Phone ____________________ ed with straw or wood shavings. Animals drag h Heartworm can be prevented by a a lot of moisture onto their bedding from spring visit to your vet for a simple blood test every trip outside in the snow. Plan on chang- and monthly pills to prevent infection. Enclosed is my donation of ing the bedding as frequently as necessary. Equally critical, position the opening, which h Prepare for flea season! If you're going $ _____________________________ should have a door flap, away from the direc- to use a flea collar on your pet, be sure to put tion in which snow and wind usually comes. it on before flea season starts. Toward my: h Pets that move about on sidewalks, h Help put an end to puppy mills by not ____ New Membership driveways or streets run the risk of picking patronizing pet stores that sell puppies and up rock salt, ice and other chemicals in kittens. ____ Renewal Membership their foot pads. Each time they are brought in, make certain to wipe all four feet thor- h To wash away strong odors and cut oughly. There is a tendency for them to lick soap film, add vinegar or lemon juice to the ____ Individual $ 20.00 the salt off their feet, which can cause an rinse water when bathing your pet. A little inflammation of the digestive tract. baking soda in the rinse water will leave your ____ Family $ 25.00 pet's coat odor free, plus softer and shinier. h Keep the water supply from freezing. ____ Seniors / $ 10.00 Dogs and cats become more easily dehydrated h If your pet does manage to track in Under 18 in frigid weather. Keep an eye on your pet's mud, the secret is to wait until it dries. Brush outside water. If it is not heated, it will need the dry mud loose, then wipe or vacuum it up. ____ Business $100.00 to be changed at least three times daily when Spray some all-purpose cleaner solution on temperatures dip far below freezing. Ice is not the residue that remains, let it sit for a few ____ I would be interested in a substitute for clean water! Pet stores sell seconds, then blot or wipe it up. heated bowls, which can prevent water freez- donating some time as a ing. h If your pet has an accident, blot up as volunteer. much moisture as possible. Rub the spot with h For short-coated breeds like Grey- a solution of ammonia and water. Place a dry Membership includes a free subscrip- hounds, Boston Terriers, and Chihuahuas, you towel over the stain and put a heavy object, tion to the SCHS quarterly newsletter, might want to put them in a protective like a book, on top of it or step down on it Paw Prints. sweater before taking them outside. They will with your shoe to soak up excess moisture. become chilled quickly after leaving a 72- Repeat with a dry towel if necessary. degree house and walking onto a single-digit- Please make check payable to SCHS. temperature turf. Also realize sweaters are not h If your pet has a run-in with a skunk, in All contributions are tax deductible. a substitute for shelter. They can get wet and a well-ventilated area, wash your pet in toma- actually remove more heat from an animal to juice, then wash with shampoo and water. Send to: Steele County Humane Society than they conserve. PO Box 220 Owatonna MN 55060 h Be particularly careful when escorting elderly, arthritic pets outside. They will become stiff and tender quickly and may find 507-451-4512 PET FOOD RECALLS Thank You! http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/petfoodrecall/ -3- U U Steele County Humane Society Steele County Humane Society Treasurer's Office Administrator's YEAR END REPORT YEAR END REPORT November 1, 2006 - October 31, 2007 November 2006 - November 2007 2006 2007 2006 2007 Expenses: Dogs: Payroll $11,491.69 $14,760.00 Adopted 156 157 Vet Bills 32,363.84 39,151.50 Euthanized 5 11 Taxes 1,086.01 3,379.32 Phone 1,365.75 1,647.46 (due to illness/viciousness) Printing/Advertising 928.60 1,343.98 Other 12 9 Postage 801.94 1,049.27 Supplies 2,706.34 5,926.61 Cats: (food, gifts, copies, office Adopted 96 128 supplies, envelopes, fundraising, etc.) Euthanized 8 4 PO Box Rental 40.00 40.00 (due to illness/viciousness) Insurance 353.00 1,153.38 Van Purchase 0 6,000.00 Other 12 6 Lawyer Fees 0 1,610.00 Kennel License 15.00 15.00 Total Foster Homes: 34 31 Dog 7 4 Total $51,152.17 $76,076.52 Cat 13 9 Both Cat & Dog 6 5 Income: Temporary/emergency only 8 7 Adoptions $27,835.00 $30,777.00 On Break 0 6 Donations 5,111.00 6,651.81 Steele County Donation 10,000.00 10,000.00 Fundraising 9,720.53 8,504.32 Frances Curran Grant 1,000.00 1,000.00 Memberships 1,465.00 1,250.00 Memorials Surrenders 1,412.00 720.00 1,092.00 870.00 Ice Melt vs. Chicken Grit Recycling 1,800.51 1,607.62 Recently while watching a television program, I came Total $59,064.04 $61,752.75 across a lady talking about Chicken Grit and pets. Being an avid animal lover, I listened to what she had to say. Did you know that ice melt is bad for your animal? Ice Melt contains salt, and it burns the pads of the feet and causes irritation. If you see your animal, namely dogs, itching and biting at their feet excessively, ice melt could NEW 2008 BOARD OF DIRECTORS be the cause. Not to worry, there is an alternative. Chicken Grit!It is Kellylynn Robitaille - President made up of small particles of granite which is fed to Elizabeth Bratsch - Vice President chickens to help develop and maintain certain organs. It Kathy Clements - Treasurer does the same job as ice melt but is not harmful to pets. It is all natural, still melts ice and snow, and it doesn't "pit" Tonia Miller - Secretary your concrete. No left over residue in the spring from Chicken Grit and it is eco-friendly. Directors: Doris Arnold Jeff Juaire There is also something called Safe Pet Ice Melt. Though it isn't as easily available as Chicken Grit, you can pur- Arlene Caron Julie Juaire chase a 20 lb. bag at your local feed store or at Fleet Farm Julie Dally Liane Peterson for less than $10.00. Connie Elmore Mark Sanders Carol Hierlmaier MaryJo Schwartz Taking care of our pets and helping the environment at the Ali Hilton Lynda Virgin same time.. Perfect. Pat Jorgensen By Alex Matthews -4- U U SCHS Bulletin Board Adoption Days Owatonna Metal at Recycling MARK'S REPAIR 600 Hoffman Drive 1210 Industrial Rd. in Owatonna, MN 507-451-1470 1:00 p.m. ~ 3:00 p.m. Another simple way to donate money to the March 15 ● April 19 SCHS! Just take your aluminum or pet food cans May 17 ● June 21 and tell them you'd like to donate the recycling refund to the Steele County Humane Society. It's Hope To See You There! that easy! (Please be sure to remove all paper labels from food cans and dump out liquid from aluminum cans.) Cash for Critters Cash for Critters is a fundraising program that will Milk pay the Humane Society cash for empty ink jet car- tridges, toner cartridges and cell phones collected (up to $4 for ink jets ($2 for most), $1 - $12 for lasers Moola! and $2.50 for each cell phone!). Place collected caps and You can mail or drop off these items to: bag tops in an envelope SCHS and mail to: c/o Jan King 1810 Linn Dr. SCHS Owatonna, MN 55060 c/o Jan King (Ink cartridges must be put in a plastic bag. Thanks!) 1810 Linn Drive Owatonna, MN 55060 MARCH IS PET PORTRAIT MONTH AT LINDGREN PHOTO & FRAME! Foster Homes Needed! 5551 County Rd 45 S, Owatonna, MN 55060 The SCHS does not have a shelter facility In the month of March, Lindgren to house its homeless animals and Photo & Frame will be offering: depends solely on volunteer foster homes ● Professional Pet Portraits to care for foster pets until they are adopt- ● No Sitting Fee ed. If you or anyone you know might be ● Value Packages Priced from $5 interested in fostering or helping us in any ● Satisfaction Guaranteed other way, please call the Humane Society ● 25% of all proceeds goes to the SCHS today! Call 507-455-0920 for your pet's appointment today! 507-451-4512 -5- U U To whom it may concern: Suzie is doing great! We had her sleep in a kennel for the first couple of weeks, but now she can sleep wherev- We love our newly adopted kitty er. Suzie knows sit, lay, down, heel and rollover pretty and thought we'd share well. Right now I am working on stay. She's getting bet- some photos of him in ter each day. In agility I'm working on jumps, and she's his new home. awesome at it! She's usually outside all day chasing birds We call him Snooper and barking at kids. Whenever I go out there and call (you called him Leo). her name, she comes right to me. She also loves to play soccer. If you throw the ball or kick it, she'll go and He loves to nap on the attack it. Suzie just came in - my mom let her in. Ahh, couch with dad, play with attach of the Suzie! She loves to cuddle. She wants full his many toys and pounce on attention on her. She licks people in the face anything that moves. a lot, and she likes to play in water. We have a He's done very well and knows his way around everything pool that goes up in the house. He's part of our family, and we love to cud- to my knees, and dle and play with him. she's always going Hats off to all the foster parents of these animals. You in it. So we got her do a great service and a wonderful job socializing these her own pool. little guys. Your friend, Bonnie Johnston & Jerome Jacobsen Kadie Mattson Memorials Thanks In memory of Shirley Mens from Donna Thanks to those who have recently made Froman a monetary donation to the SCHS: Mrs. Merley Phiefer In memory of Alice Melby from The Morgan's Marjorie Knutson Mary Krippner R.D. & Joann Shankland Tony Unverzagt Klane & Shelly Dusek Brenda Huberg & pets Nancy Lidstrom Lisa Huberg & pets Dwight & Angie Jensen Tony & Diane Unverzagt In memory of Judy Winter from Donna Thanks to the Josten's Foundation for a Froman "matching funds" gift from Josten's employees Krista Terrones, Tom Goettl From Eleanor Worke in memory of and Connie Habermann Dorothy Wutschke Jill Kukacka Thanks to Gary Hawkins for a box of Deloris Fisher chocolates for board members and foster Tom Higgins homes at a recent meeting Lois Spatenka Grace Stoltman Thanks to Shop with Santa in Blooming Myron Pirkl Prairie for making Christmas presents Joe Racek including treats & decorative containers LeRoy Proulx for dogs & cats Mary Glynn Arne Jensen Thanks to Federated Insurance Co. for David Van Guilder donating a laptop computer Eldon Neumann Kathleen Spinler Thanks to the following businesses who donate pet food to the SCHS on a regular Just sending you a picture of Lucy. We In memory of Sylvia Spindler from John basis: wanted you to know that we enjoy her & Shari Arndt Blooming Prairie Veterinary Clinic very much. She loves to go bye bye, Cash Wise Foods and we found out she knows how to In memory of Kay Wilmot from Henry Farmer's Feed & Pet Supply Wilmot Owatonna Veterinary Hospital play dead, etc. Owatonna Veterinary Services In memory of Harvey West from Karen Target Thank you again, Splett Wal-Mart John Kubista & Family -6- U U Dr. James R. Gute STEPHEN KRUMM, D.V.M. 2121 South Cedar, Owatonna MN 55060 T.L.C. Pets 507-451-9087 728 N. Cedar Owatonna, MN 55060 Muffy & Mittens Stay at The Cat's Cottage Inn For a relaxing, cat pampered vacation, while their people are away from home on vacation or business travel. Long and Short Term Luxury Boarding Just for Cats! The Cat's Cottage Inn www.catscottageinn.com 507-463-2287 -7- STEELE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY PO BOX 220 OWATONNA MN 55060 MOVING? Please send us any change of address as soon as you are aware of it. THANKS! Steele County Humane Society U PAW PRINTS U is published three times each year by the Steele County Humane Society and is sent to each SCHS member. For more information about a subscrip- tion to this newsletter, please call the SCHS: 507-451-4512 firstname.lastname@example.com www.steelecountyhumanesociety.org SCHS Board of Directors/Officers: Kellylynn Robitaille - President Elizabeth Bratsch - Vice President Kathy Clements - Treasurer Tonia Miller - Secretary Doris Arnold - Director During the month of February, the Steele County Humane Society, along Arlene Caron - Director with Steele County vets, participated in Spay Day USA. Steele County Julie Dally - Director residents in need of financial help to spay or neuter their dog or cat made Connie Elmore - Director an appointment with a Steele County veterinarian, and the SCHS paid Carol Hierlmaier - Director $25.00 of the cost for every cat spay or neuter and $40.00 of the cost for Ali Hilton - Director every dog spay or neuter. 20 dogs and 17 cats were sterilized through Pat Jorgensen - Director this year's program. Jeff Juaire - Director Julie Juaire - Director If you can afford to spay or neuter your pet, consider this a reminder to Liane Peterson - Director make an appointment now. If you want to support this program for 2009, Mark Sanders - Director please make a donation to the Steele County Humane Society (SCHS) MaryJo Schwartz - Director for SPAY DAY USA. Thank you for your support! Lynda Virgin - Director
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Driven by record sales in passenger car and two-wheeler segments, the Indian automobile industry posted its best ever monthly sales of 12,37,461 units in July, beating the previous high achieved in March 2010.
According to the figures released by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) on Monday, automobile sales grew by 31.50 per cent to 12,37,461 units in July compared to 9,41,070 units in the same month last year.
"The growth in the automobile industry during July was mainly due to good growth in the passenger car segment, scooters and mopeds as new model launches, penetration into rural markets and availability of finances continue to boost sales," SIAM Director General Vishnu Mathur told reporters here.
He said the previous best ever sales were achieved in March this year with 12,26,944 units.
Passenger car sales in July were also the best ever attained in a month at 1,58,764 units, beating the previous high of 1,55,600 units in March. The sales jumped by 37.95 per cent over 1,15,084 units in July 2009.
Car market leader Maruti Suzuki's domestic sales grew by 26.83 per cent to 76,111 units in July, while rival Hyundai Motor India also registered 24.22 per cent growth at 28,811 units. Tata Motors' sales jumped by 69.31 per cent to 24,613 units during the month.
Mr. Mathur also said the total two-wheeler sales achieved in July at 9,38,514 units were the all-time high, surpassing the previous record of 9,36,555 in May. Sales of two-wheelers were up 30.41 per cent over 7,19,656 units in July 2009.
"Availability of finance and hardening of interest rates will be challenges, which we are seeing on the horizon now, in the months to come," he said.
Motorcycle sales in India during July also went up by 30.09 per cent to 7,10,621 units compared to 5,46,233 units in the year-ago period.
The country's largest motorcycle maker Hero Honda posted a growth rate of 13.96 per cent in sales at 3,89,795 units in July 2010. Rival Bajaj Auto saw sales soaring by 76.01 per cent to 1,92,138 units.
While Chennai-based TVS Motor Company posted a 37.51 per cent growth at 43,888 units in July, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) saw its bike sales jumping by 43.30 per cent to 55,540 units.
In the scooter segment, sales jumped by 35.65 per cent to 1,67,195 units against 1,23,259 units in the year-ago period, SIAM said.
HMSI's scooter sales were up by 13.79 per cent at 75,180 units, while TVS Motor's scooter sales grew by 46.06 per cent in July at 38,453 units. Hero Honda's scooter sales jumped by 39.87 per cent to 24,776 units in the last month.
The commercial vehicles segment carried forward the upward trend that began in July 2009, with sales in last month going up by 36.99 per cent to 51,481 units from 37,580 units in the year-ago period, according to the latest SIAM data.
Light commercial vehicle sales rose 25.28 per cent in July to 26,912 units from 21,481 units. Medium and heavy commercial vehicle sales surged by 52.61 per cent to 24,569 units compared to 16,099 units in the same month last year.
Three-wheeler sales during July were up 25.44 per cent at 45,373 units compared to 36,171 units, SIAM added.


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On Windows Server 2008, you can monitor disk performance from inside a virtual machine or from the Hyper-V root partition. When you monitor performance from inside the virtual machine, you only have access to performance counters that are provided by the guest machine. Therefore, utilization counters are only relative to the virtual object that is being monitored. In this case, counters will sometimes report more physical resource usage than actually exists.
For example, the average disk queue length on the guest machine may report too many I/O requests. This means that all the requests are not queued. Some requests are completed and are on their way back to where the performance data is been collected.
On a Hyper-V server, one of the functions of the root partition (Physical Machine) is to provide monitoring information by using both WMI and performance counters. To obtain more accurate information while you monitor disk performance, you can use the Hyper-V root partition performance counters. You can use the following Hyper-V storage objects and counters that are provided by the root partition to monitor disk performance for the virtual machines:
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(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/967124/ )Hyper-V performance counters in Windows Server 2008 are displayed incorrectly or report incorrect data when you remotely query the counters from a Windows Server 2003-based computer
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Dec. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- LucidWorks, the trusted name in Search, Discovery and Analytics, has been selected for EContent Magazine's 2012 EContent 100. The list honors 100 companies that have had the most significant impact on the digital content industry in 2012.
LucidWorks has been the recipient of this honor for three of the past four years. A panel of eight content industry experts, comprised of editors, journalists and consultants, awarded this designation to LucidWorks in recognition of the positive impact its search technology has had on the digital world.
Since the public launch of LucidWorks in 2009, the company has redefined open source search. The LucidWorks product suite consists of two development platforms: LucidWorks Search and LucidWorks Big Data. Together, the development platforms uncover real-time insights from any data source, no matter where it is located – inside or outside of the organization. Both platforms easily handle structured data (such as databases), unstructured data (such as documents, emails or social channels) or semi-structured data (such as websites). The company's rich portfolio of enterprise-grade solutions is based on the same proven Apache Lucene/Solr open source technology that powers many of the world's largest e-commerce sites.
Reflecting LucidWorks' commitment to advancing the use of open source search in enterprise environments, LucidWorks hosts two of the largest open source search events: Apache Lucene EuroCon and Lucene Revolution. For five consecutive years, Lucene Revolution has served as the world's largest open source search event, bringing together developers and thought leaders to shape the future of Apache Lucene/Solr as a driver of business value.
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The WebRTC Summit 2014 New York, to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York, NY, announces that its Call for Papers is open. Topics include all aspects of improving IT delivery by eliminating waste through automated business models leveraging cloud technologies. WebRTC Summit is co-located with 16th International Cloud Expo, @ThingsExpo, Big Data Expo, and DevOps Summit.
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Docker is an excellent platform for organizations interested in running microservices. It offers portability and consistency between development and production environments, quick provisioning times, and a simple way to isolate services. In his session at DevOps Summit at 16th Cloud Expo, Shannon Williams, co-founder of Rancher Labs, will walk through these and other benefits of using Docker to run microservices, and provide an overview of RancherOS, a minimalist distribution of Linux designed expressly to run Docker. He will also discuss Rancher, an orchestration and service discovery platf...
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Noted writer and novelist CHUCK PALAHNUIK returns to Inquiry to talk about his latest book DAMNED, the first volume in a three volume series. Damned is narrated by Madison, a prepubescent privileged daughter of classic Hollywood types who finds herself very much in the depths of hell wearing the right shoes. So what's it like to create a detailed vision of the depths of eternal damnation? Tune in and find out. All I will say is avoid the popcorn balls.
Johnny Winter has been a guitar hero without equal. Signing to Columbia records in 1969 called largest solo artist deal of it's time, Johnny immediately laid out the blueprint for his fresh take on classic blues a prime combination for the legions of fans just discovering the blues via the likes of Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton. Constantly shifting between simple country blues in the vein of Robert Johnson, to all-out electric slide guitar blues-rock, – Johnny has always been one of the most respected singers and guitar players in rock and the clear link between British blues-rock and American Southern rock (a la the Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd.) Throughout the '70s and '80s, Johnny was the unofficial torch-bearer for the blues, championing and aiding the careers of his idols like Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker. Norm Rosen interviews Johnny Winter on Saturday Night Fish Fry this Saturday at 7 pm.
Toward the end of Lincoln's life, Bridgewater personally assured the songwriter that her original music would survive her, and live on as others sing Abbey. That conversation led to this three-woman concert -- affectionate, moving and humorous -- and a climactic staging of We Insist! Freedom Now Suite, the historic 1961 recording with Abbey as vocalist. Musical Director of this concert is Terri Lyne Carrington.
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and the holiday in his memory, songs like "Abraham, Martin & John" (Dion) and "Take it from Dr. King" (Pete Seeger), music celebrating the African-American experience and featuring African-American artists, recordings of "We Shall Overcome", and much more. With special guest P.E. James.
During this installment of Jazz Rhythm, host Dave Radlauer expands on his look at influential Chicago bandleader Tiny Parham, including comparisons of his original Victor recordings and contemporary interpretations of his music.
Inquiry welcomes the new Director of the WORCESTER ART MUSEUM MATTHIAS WASCHEK. In this wide-ranging and fascinating discussion, Matthias Waschek talks about what art museums need to do to stay vital in the twenty-first century, why we need to redefine the Worcester Art Museum's "story", and how art museums can connect more successfully with modern diverse audiences. This is a new and exciting look ahead at what is in store for the Worcester Art Museum for the next decade, so don't miss this show!
On August 1, 1981 MTV was launched. It was an idea that most people thought ridiculous and doomed to failure. Most people associated with the start up of MTV, on the air and behind the scenes, had had no previous experience in the media. If that wasn't daunting enough, when MTV started there was an incredibly slim selection of music videos to play. But it soon became obvious that MTV would play an important role in shaping the musical tastes of Middle America as well as having a dramatic impact on the artists whose videos were shown. Tune in tonight as Inquiry talks with writer and editor CRAIG MARKS. Along with writer Rob Tannebaum, Craig has written the definitive history of this music video revolution, the wild careers of the early VJs, the accusations of racism in MTVs early programming and the craziness of trying to come up with ideas for the new music vids. Marks and Tannebaum's book is titled I WANT MY MTV: THE UNCENSORED STORY OF THE MUSIC VIDEO REVOLUTION
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