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"He addressed our concerns and worked with us this year"
"Matt Brophy is great. He addressed our concerns and worked with us this year. We would like to have him back in our area again next year."
"Zach turned it into a beautiful lawn again"
"I'm a completely satisfied customer. Zach Conahan did a great job! Before my lawn was quite a sad sight and I never imagined that it could be salvaged. However Zach turned it into a beautiful lawn again. I'm also impressed by the communication you provide with your customers. Your office is very well managed. A big thank you and I'm looking forward to next year."
"excellent service technician for Nutri-Lawn"
"Kris Frausell is an excellent service technician for Nutri-Lawn and always so cheerful and happy no matter the weather or temperature. I should also point out Kris is a very handsome fellow too ☺"
"Can't believe the difference."
"Can't believe the difference. We actually have a lawn now!"
"my lawn is free of weeds"
"This fall, for the first time my lawn is free of weeds and the grass is thick and green. I am very pleased with the care you have provided this year."
"great job all summer long"
"Matt Brophy did a great job all summer long."
"so happy"
"I am so happy with my lawn and Matt Brophy's service."
"very personable and friendly"
"I am most impressed with Ben Hack. He was well informed on the products, and he's very personable and friendly. I want to say thank you."
"Zach Conohan did a superb job on the weeds! I've appreciated the service this year."
"Thank you for the e-mail updates. I certainly appreciate the communication policy that your company has in place."
"I am very pleased with Zach Egan. He is always pleasant, such a nice young man and so hard working and that he is like that every time he comes to my property."
"We are very impressed with Ben Hack. He is very knowledgeable, friendly and professional. We will be back next year!"
"The guys did a great job upgrading my irrigation system."
"We are pleased with the service we have been provided from your company. Everyone is so professional and helpful and goes above & beyond for us. This is our second year with Nutri-Lawn and we are as happy today as we were on day one. Our lawn is becoming the talk of the neighborhood and we couldn't be happier. A special thank you to Matt Brophy for working hard to get our lawn up to snuff and Jackie Zorychta for the emails and calls to remind us to keep our dogs off the lawn after the visits. Well done guys. See you next season."
"I am very pleased with weed control results."
"Thanks for the invite to your customer appreciation day. It was lovely, and I was very pleased to meet you all. All the best for the next 25 years."
"Kris Frausell is great. My husband and I love to see him coming to our property. He goes above and beyond to provide services."
"Kris Frausell is a nice guy!"
"Thank you for your prompt response and action to our email. We recognize the challenges in managing weeds and insects with the products you are allowed to use. Thank you for listening and being responsive."
"I was with another company for a few years before coming to Nutri- Lawn. Your service, emails, communication along with a dedicated technician is better than anything I have experienced before. "
"Jackie Zorychta's customer service is great!"
"Kris Frausell was a big help, he is a great customer service representative for the company"
"Ben Hack is a valuable employee, he is very calm & knowledgeable, and he explained everything in detail. He does a very good job at what he does and he is an excellent representative for your company!"
"I am happy with how my lawn looks and I am very happy with your service."
"I am pleased with Ben Hack. He is polite and pleasant to talk with, he notices the gardening that I am doing, he gives me good tips and he is good with my dog."
"knows his stuff and shares his findings"
"You have a very good guy working for you. Ben knows his stuff and shares his findings; keep him on your payroll."
"great improvement in our lawn"
"Thank you for the professional evaluation of our property. I am so very pleased with all your services so far, I see a great improvement in our lawn in this short time. Thank you so much to the great Nutri-Lawn team and special thanks to Ben, he is wonderful."
"very impressed"
"I am very impressed with Hugh. He showed me where the baby chinch bugs were on my lawn."
"I get all kinds of compliments"
"I am blown away by the improvement in my huge lawn. I get all kinds of compliments."
"You guys are doing a great job!"
David & Marcella Abugov – Halifax, NS June 2014
"pleasure to deal with"
"I am very impressed with the service. Kris is very polite and knowledgeable and just a pleasure to deal with. I am very happy."
"You have very nice employees."
Mona Salter – Halifax, NS July 2014
"professional and knowledgeable"
"Joe came to do a service call, I am very impressed. He is very professional and knowledgeable."
"pleased with the service"
"I sold my house but up to now I have been pleased with the service, they listen to my concerns about weeds and Brian is super!"
"just awesome"
"Derek is so good. He takes his time and is just awesome."
"Thank you for the service"
"Thank you for the service invoice which explains what was completed as well as the recommendations to keep a healthy lawn."
"I am thrilled with the installation"
"I wanted to say how easy it has been to have Nutri-Lawn do this install. The guys are lovely. They work so hard and steady, do an excellent job, your folks have even re-seeded for me. I am thrilled with the installation. Just wanted to let you know how happy I am."
"wonderful job"
"Ian & Jacob are doing a wonderful job mowing my lawn."
"Thank you for coming back and completing the aeration. We are happy with Nutri-Lawn and that is why we keep coming back each year."
"Kyle is the most serviceable young man, so careful around the perennials, very professional and we should be proud to have him as an employee."
"I just wanted to let you know that all the technicians that serviced my lawn have done an awesome job and once my new house is built we will be calling for service on that property."
"I get compliments about how great my lawn looks. Ben does an awesome job and I recommend Nutri-Lawn to everyone.."
"fabulous job"
"I want to thank Dan and Sean as they did a fabulous job when doing my aeration."
"nice guy"
"Zach is such a nice guy. "
"Ben is a nice young man."
David & Marcella Abugov– Halifax, NS May 2014
"great service"
"Thank you for the great service over the past few years."
"awesome young men"
"I want to thank the office staff and Steve as well as the guys that were here today as they are awesome young men."
"I am all for Nutri-Lawn. Thanks to Jackie for the quick response and taking care of my account."
Don Lim - Dartmouth, NS May 2014
"Matt is awesome, he is very nice and knowledgeable."
"Thank you for all the years of great service."
John Holt - Eastern Passage, NS May 2014
"I have been happy with your service over the years and I am highly recommending you to the new owners!"
Bryan Carroll - Dartmouth NS May 2014
"Thanks so much! With your support, our auction was able to raise $3800 for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada."
"Ben does a great job and leaves great notes for me."
"Thank-you for your visit and recommendations. "
"Thanks for service done yesterday. My dog Buddy says thanks for the treats too."
"The ladies in the office are really nice."
Jack Oliver - Lake Echo, NS April 2014
"Nutri-Lawn is so good at customer service."
"I am very pleased with Brian, he is so professional and such a gentleman. Nutri-Lawn is so good at customer service. "
"Thanks Ben for helping me with my groceries."
Anne Von Maltzahn - Halifax, NS April 2014
"The cleanup done this year by Ian and Jacob was the best that has ever been done."
Bob Dulhanty - Dartmouth, NS April 2014
"Your service has always been excellent"
"Your service has always been excellent and Ben, the technician who serviced my property was professional and reliable at all times. I do not have one complaint. I would recommend Nutri-Lawn to anyone interested in this type of service."
"My fall clean-up was FABULOUS; I want to thank the guys for doing such a great job."
"they came to the door every time to check on me"
"I am very happy with Ben R and Ian this season, they came to the door every time to check on me and I am very pleased. "
"You are much better than weed man."
"You are much better than weed man. Great services! Great products! Our lawn has never looked better!"
"I am really pleased"
"Drew, Ben and Ian did a fabulous job this season, I am really pleased."
"We are so pleased with our lawn this year!"
"We are so pleased with our lawn this year! It's the greenest it's ever been and our lawn wasn't over run with weeds as it has been in the past. Very pleased with it!"
"Thank you for doing a great job."
April & Stan MacDougall - Wellington NS November 2013
"Thanks for the wonderful service from our technician Sam. He is a very Courteous, pleasant and Knowledgeable service representative of Nutri-Lawn"
Bernie Leonard - Fall River, NS November 2013
"I am really happy with the service! The seed is growing awesome."
Erica Munn - Halifax, NS November 2013
"I want to thank Nutri-Lawn for an incredibly good job and to thank Ben for the great job this season."
David & Marcella Abugov - Halifax, NS November 2013
"A special "Thank You" to Ryan for his professionalism and friendliness."
"Thank you, I appreciate receiving your summary reports. I planted and watered the seed you provided and the lawn looks better than ever. We will be removing any crab grass that appears in spring and hope your weed treatment will eliminate any that remains."
"Thank you so much! We appreciate this greatly and I want you to know how nice it is to have the support of your business. It shows great character of your company and the people within it, that you are willing to help the youth in the community. Also my lawn looks great because of you guys!
"I want to thank you for giving us a beautiful lawn this year. We are very pleased with the results and will continue to take advantage of your services in the future."
"great employees"
"All the great employees that have been on his property have been totally awesome this year!"
"very friendly and does his job well"
"Just wanted to thanks you for the past years' service and to tell you I thought Sam was a great asset to your company, very friendly and does his job well. Daisy likes her treats too. See you next year!"
"super job this summer"
"The guys that mow my lawn did a super job this summer. I am very happy with my lawn this year. Thanks!"
"you will be servicing my property again next year."
"I am very happy with the notes you leave me and I hope that you will be servicing my property again next year. "
"Drew is such a great employee."
"Drew is such a great employee. I had to get to my daughters place due to an emergency, the cab was taking too long so Drew drove me over. "
"Brian did great job"
"Brian did great job, you can tell that he took his time as there is a lot of brown spots where there is weeds dying."
"Ben F has done my services for a couple of years and he is great."
"good Job"
"Kris did a good Job as usual."
"my lawn looks fabulous and I am very appreciative"
"I want to say a BIG thank you to Wayne, my lawn looks fabulous and I am very appreciative."
"My lawn looks fabulous: it's the biggest and the best in the court, I am very pleased and will be going with Nutri-Lawn again next season."
"I want to thank Kyle for his outstanding service. "
"I am very pleased with Andy; he called meto explain where the chinch bugs were and even went the extra mile by offering to return to my property."
"Hughie and Kyle have done an amazing job on my lawn.."
"Thank you Drew for all your hard work this year."
Veronica King - Dartmouth, NS September 2013
"generous donation"
"Thanks for your generous donation of $100.00 gift certificate in support of my fundraising for the leukemia and lymphoma society."
"awesome job while I was away!"
"The guys mowing my lawn did an awesome job while I was away!"
"pleasure to do business"
"It is a pleasure to do business with a company that has obviously earned a great reputation!"
"I am pleased with the service and my CSR."
"I am really impressed with Zach, he is a nice guy, always polite, always knocks on the door to chat. I am pleased with the service and my CSR."
"The lawn is already looking better."
"The lawn is already looking better. Most of the weeds are in check. Very good service from you folks!"
"I appreciate that special treatment for my dog."
"Jack says thanks for the treats and you guys are his best buddy now. The dog treats are a nice thing to do and as a dog owner I appreciate that special treatment for my dog."
"Thanks for the great service, my lawn looks great."
Nancy MacVicar - Hammonds Plains, NS July 2013
"Kyle is a really polite, nice guy. I am very impressed with him."
"Andy is doing a great job!"
"I called today to get treated for chinch bugs and since a technician was in the area he was able to come and treat my lawn right away. You guys are great!"
"I work for a large company and I have never seen a company run so well. The CSR is so polite and professional, my invoice has hand written notes, the call ahead to inform me of my next service, follow up calls about issues on the lawn. Keep up the great work!"
"Drew is a gem!"
"Kris is doing a great job!"
Helen Naugler - Bridgewater, NS June 2013
"I am pleased with the prompt/same day service I received and the explanation on how weed control works."
Carey Kinder - Dartmouth, NS June 2013
"We love how the lawn is responding"
"We love how the lawn is responding. We can see a big difference already in the amount of weeds and how thick it is getting. Great job Gang!"
"The technician that came to visit our property was so polite and pleasant."Ruth Buchanan-Bird - Bridgewater, NS June 2013
"I am very happy with your service and I think Andy is doing a wonderful job!"
Lisa Siller - Timberlea, NS June 2013
"The guys who came to mow my lawn did a great job, thanks!"
Janice Mellish - Halifax NS June 2013
"Kris does an excellent job every time he visits my property!"
Richard Beard - Bridgewater, NS June 2013
"I am really glad that Drew is servicing my lawn. I am really impressed that he is so knowledgeable."
Sherry Stulac - Dartmouth, NS May 2013
"I have the most beautiful lawn ever! I am very happy with your service."
Debbie Fanning - Lower Sackville, NS May 2013
"I am in sales and I was very impressed with the prompt professional service, the follow up and the office staff"
"Thank you Kris, for the great job you did applying my first fertilizer application."
"I am very pleased with how polite and quick the guys are and the job that they did was awesome."
"The guys were very nice and polite."
"great job"
"The guys did a great job on the power raking."
"fabulous job"
"The guys did a fabulous job on my clean up, I am quite pleased."
"very pleased"
"I am very pleased with the progress and the guys we have working on the irrigation system."
"great customer service"
"I really appreciate your great customer service, Thanks Brenda."
"always been pleased with the quality and workmanship of Nutri-Lawn"
"I have always been pleased with the quality and workmanship of Nutri-Lawn, also the attention of the staff. Thank you Kyle!"
"beautiful job"
"The guys did a beautiful job and the lawn looks great!"
"happy with your company"
"I am very impressed with the CSR's post card. I am very happy with your company: from the guys on the lawn to the office staff."
"very professional"
"Drew is a great ambassador to Nutri-Lawn and very professional. He knocked on the door and introduced himself."
"great service!"
"Thanks Kris for the great year and your great service!"
"Drew is certainly a credit to your company!"
"Thank you so much for taking care of our garden. We were very happy with Nutri-Lawn and I will recommend you to my friends and to the new homeowners who bought our house."
"The guys who do the work on my property do great work!! I am very pleased with the service!!"
"Drew has my lawn looking awesome this year!"
"sweetest thing"
"Ben is just the sweetest thing and I think the world of him."
"above and beyond"
"Drew, thanks for your dedicated above and beyond the call of duty attitude."
"The technicians are so nice"
"I am very happy with my choice to go with Nutri-Lawn. The technicians are so nice, they are gentlemen. They take the time to explain what they are doing."
"very happy"
"I am very happy with Andrew servicing my property."
"Nutri-Lawn is a wonderful company"
"Nutri-Lawn is a wonderful company. I am really impressed by Ben and love having him as my technician."
"very pleased with the services and results"
"This is our first year with Nutri-Lawn and I am very pleased with the services and results"
"very satisfied with our lawn care this year"
"We have been very satisfied with our lawn care this year. We have had many comments to us about our green, healthy lawn. I would recommend Nutri-Lawn to my friends and family."
"very nice gentleman "
"Brad you are a very nice gentleman and you were very through in spraying my lawn. "
"Ben is great!"
"Ryan is such a nice guy!"
"I have been with other companies and have never had such a great looking lawn or the great service that I get from you.. Josh is awesome I am very happy with how this is working out."
"I am really pleased with the service I receive from Josh."
"Thank you Drew for the care you're taking of my lawn."
"He is wonderful and is a great person. "
"Joe was excellent! He had lots of time to answer my questions and explain everything. He is wonderful and is a great person. "
"He really understands customer service."
"Drew is a delight to deal with; he is professional and friendly at the same time and is able to fully explain any problems with my lawn. He really understands customer service."
"Thank you so much for your help"
"Thank you so much for your help in getting my lawns back to what they used to be like. I appreciate all your hard work Drew."
"very conscientious"
"Ben is just wonderful, very conscientious and a nice man."
"very impressed"
"Thank you to Andrew who moved all the stuff on my lawn today to do his summer Fertilizer. I was very impressed by this. Thanks Andrew!!"


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What—or whom—is the president's biggest problem on Obamacare launching?
I am focused on the roles and responsibilities of THE MEDIA in our American political system and culture as we continue through the "American Government & Politics" class @UW-Whitewater. The topic is really in the spotlight these days with the recuperation from the US Government shutdown and Debt Ceiling Crisis and the dysfunctional launching of the Patient Protection & Affordable Health Care Act ("ACA" - often called, "Obamacare"). I have found various articles and videos to provide examples of the MEDIA in our political system and culture.
We have reviewed the key roles which political scientists generally analyze the media in our political system and culture. They are: (1) Gatekeeper – they decide what is news and how long specific issues and persons will be in the media spotlight. They influence the public agenda as they make those decisions. (2) Scorekeeper – they tell us who is winning and who is losing whether during the debates over the US GOVERNMENT'S BUDGET which led to shutdown or the DEBT CEILING which threatened US credit ratings. During campaigns and elections, they report on who is WINNING and who is LOSING. WINNERS benefit from the "bandwagon" dynamic. LOSERS benefit from the "underdog" dynamic. (3) Watchdog – the media can be a very significant source of facts and analysis as to what politicians and government agencies are actually doing. Consider the significant investigative reporting which was generated by Edward Snowden's release of secret files. (I suggest you read Richard Cohen's OpEd column published by the Washington Post last Monday, "Edward Snowden is no traitor." This is a very thoughtful analysis which I recommend for your evaluation.)
My YOUNG students (18-20) are NOT aware of "Watergate" and the Resignation of President Richard M. Nixon as are most of my readers. I do go over "Watergate" with the OUTstanding "watchdog" work of The Washington Post with journalists Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward. I believe that the WATCHDOG role of the media is essential in our Republic. I wish media had more courage and resources for investigate reporting. What do YOU think?
Keeping an eye on media reports day-by-day to bring our study into focus for my students, I was VERY HAPPY to see the headline, "How Jon Steward became President Obama's biggest problem" on Chris Cillizza's very popular and highly credible OpEd column, "The Fix." I encourage you to read the column to add perspective to our discussion of the situation vis-�-vis the ACA. You will probably want to use the link to the clip from "The Daily Show" too.
Cillizza asserts, "President Obama's biggest problem when it comes to selling the American public on the so-far rocky rollout of his health-care law isn't John Boehner or Mitch McConnell or even Ted Cruz. It's Jon Stewart.
"Stewart, the host of the wildly popular 'Daily Show' on Comedy Central, has emerged as a harsh critic of healthcare.gov and the Obama Administration's inability to fix it."
It is very important to note, as Cillizza does, that according to a 2012 Pew Research Center poll, "The Daily Show" has the second largest share of young viewers — aged 18-29 — of any of the 24 media outlets tested. (The only one with a higher number of young viewers was the "Colbert Report".) The article has a chart from Pew Research showing the comparison of news shows in terms of ages of viewers. VERY TELLING!
Cillizza analyzes, "But, these same young people tend to get much of their news — and therefore have their opinions shaped — not by places like the Washington Post or the CBS Evening News but rather from Stewart. He is their Tom Brokaw, their David Brinkley. So, what Stewart says matters — a lot."
I want to let you know that Cillizza asks a very poignant question, "How might President Obama solve his 'Stewart' problem?" I leave it to YOU to read Cillizza's column to get his response. What is YOUR response? What do YOU recommend to President Obama?
John W. Eyster lives in the Edgerton area. He is an adjunct professor of political science at UW-Whitewater and an advocate for Project Citizen, a model curriculum for democracy/civics education in Wisconsin high schools. John is a community blogger and is not a part of The Gazette staff. His opinion is not necessarily that of the The Gazette staff or management.


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Joe Yannessa was the last place I'm sure he wanted to be Friday morning: The front page of The Daily News.
Recipient of 2012's civic award for volunteer of the year from the
True to form, Yannessa tried to transfer his much deserved accolade to all of Crime Stoppers, the local cash-for-tips organization he chairs.
But to say any of us — I've been a board member since 2008 — deserves any of the credit belonging to Yannessa is to say rain is the same as a hurricane.
That's Yannessa for you. The retired Marine colonel is an unassuming man who doesn't call attention to himself. He was a fighter pilot, but doesn't corner you with tales of his own adventures. He works for a federal law enforcement agency, but it never comes up in conversation.
In fact, I didn't know he worked for the National Security Agency until just recently. I mean, this is
But he doesn't talk about himself. Don't get me wrong, it's apparent he loves his family and when he does talk about his children his voice drips with pride; but for Yannessa life isn't about his life, it's about other people — victims of crime and those left behind.
The recognition he received last week was very aptly titled the Golden Rule Award. Yannessa clearly cares for our community. It shows in his tireless efforts with Crime Stoppers.
Crime Stoppers has helped law enforcement lock up some real bad guys. Drug dealers, deadbeat dads, armed robbers, child molesters, rapists and murderers are serving lengthy prison sentences because someone picked up a phone and called Crime Stoppers. And they were able to do that because Yannessa has made sure over the last decade that the program has remained relevant. Twice in the last five years, the program has been named best in the state by the N.C. Crime Stoppers Association.
Jacksonville Police Chief Mike Yaniero was right to nominate Yannessa. Craig Wagner and the
The ceremony was Thursday morning. The monthly Crime Stoppers meeting was at the same day. As one board member pointed out after seeing the story in Friday's paper: It's amazing that Yannessa received the award at breakfast and didn't speak a word of it at our luncheon.
Yannessa is anything but a regular Joe, but you'd never know it.
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Standing Animated Doll
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Mad Scientist Child Costume
Conduct an awesome Halloween experiment when you don this Mad Scientist child costume. The long white lab coat comes complete with a brain headpiece with attached wig along with a pair of gloves. Freak out the neighborhood in this wild outfit!
Mad Scientist Adult Mens Costume
Mess around with some crazy chemicals and create a monster or two in this Mad Scientist Adult Mens costume! The signature white lab coat, black belt, and gloves will warn everyone to stay clear of your crazy concoctions. Add a wild wig and glasses and you'll be ready to take over the world!
Mad Scientist Brain Adult Mens Costume
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Evil Scientist
…methodical charm, he's a vicious beast! First he'll draw you in with his glowing eyes and one of six maniacal phrases. Then, with the drop of his surgical mask, he'll show you his truly demonic facial features. At over 6-feet tall, this mad scientist is footpad (sold separately) or motion activated.
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Jumping Dog Animated Decoration
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Jumping Bug Animated Decoration
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They say that the Haunted Animated Tree used to be a live person, but was cursed on a walk through the woods one night. Dare your visitors to trespass on your haunted scene when you decorate with this awesome animated decoration. This tree stands over 7-feet tall and features a swaying motion,…
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Tombstone Animated Decoration
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Lunging Lily Animated Decoration
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Sean Kuraly's goal with 29.5 seconds remaining in the third brought the Miami hockey team within a goal, but North Dakota held off a late charge to defeat the RedHawks 3-2 on Friday night.
Miami falls to 10-14-3 (4-12-1-1 National Collegiate Hockey) with the setback.
An early UND (15-9-3, 10-7 NCHC) shift saw back-to-back shots fired on Jay Williams, but the sophomore tracked both attempts down and kept the contest scoreless. The RedHawks' best opportunity in the opening moments came roughly three minutes in when Alex Wideman intercepted a pass in his own end and brought the puck up the left side. His shot from the left faceoff circle was stopped by Clarke Saunders, but a long rebound came off his shoulder on the opposite side. Miami, however, was in the middle of a line change and could not catch up to the loose puck.
A Miami turnover lead to a dangerous opportunity in the slot for Luke Johnson, but he sent it wide midway through the period. UND did get on the board at 12:38 when a turnover behind the MU net caught Williams out of the crease. The puck was worked to Michael Parks, who scored on the open net to put the Red and White down 1-0.
MU found itself shorthanded immediately after the goal. After a clear, Austin Czarnik picked UND goalie Clarke Saunders' pocket and brought the puck in front for a crack at an open net, but Saunders recovered to make the save. During the second half of the North Dakota power play, Mark MacMillan scored on a rush from the left dot to make it a 2-0 contest at 14:09. The RedHawks switched goalies from there and put Ryan McKay in net for the remainder of the contest.
The Red and White were outshot 10-7 in the opening 20 minutes of play, but McKay made a big stop in the waning seconds of the period as Rocco Grimaldi moved behind the MU defense and crashed the net. McKay stood his ground to keep Miami within two shots at the first intermission.
Miami took the first four shots on goal on its first two shifts of the second period, including consecutive attempts by Anthony Louis with traffic in front. None of the attempts found the back of the net as Saunders steered each try aside. UND's shot came on a redirected centering feed where the puck was tipped right in front of McKay. The sophomore stood his ground and made a quality pad save to keep the score at 2-0.
North Dakota extended its lead to 3-0 at the 6:04 mark. McKay made a nice stop on a Drake Caggiula breakaway, but Mark MacMillan crashed the net and put in the rebound.
A slew of penalties ended up favoring Miami, giving the Red and White an extended chance with a 4-on-3 power play. Saunders proved tough to beat, however, making saves on a Riley Barber one-timer, an Austin Czarnik chance from the slot and two Anthony Louis shots from in close. With the power play turning to a 5-on-4 advantage, Cody Murphy finished a pretty passing display at 9:25 as Alex Wideman fired the puck to Max Cook in the corner, who then fed Murphy for his fourth goal of the season. His tally cut the deficit to 3-1 just before the midway point of the game.
The Red and White went short-handed 30 seconds later, but managed to kill off the opportunity with McKay turning away two shots. UND pinned MU in its defensive zone immediately after the power play expired and forced Miami to take another penalty. The RedHawks special teams came up big once again and the score remained at 3-1 after two periods of play.
North Dakota went on its fifth power play of the night just 1:56 into the third period, but Miami held tall and allowed a single shot on goal in its fourth-straight successful kill. The RedHawks were once again forced to kill a penalty with 13:30 left, but a UND penalty 15 seconds into the shorthanded situation brought the teams to 4-on-4 hockey for 1:45, but only one shot was taken by either team.
With about eight minutes remaining in regulation, Anthony Louis fed the puck to Ben Paulides as he moved in from the right point for a one-timer. His blast beat Saunders, but rang off the posts to keep MU down two.
Miami nearly drew closer with under four minutes remaining as Sean Kuraly held the play in at the offensive blue line and moved in on goal. He dropped a backdoor feed to Barber, but a UND defender tied up his stick before he could send it in.
With time winding down, the RedHawks drew closer as Kuraly finished a feed after Justin Greenberg swung Austin Czarnik's pass to Kuraly at the top of the crease with 29.5 seconds remaining, cutting the deficit to 3-2.
The RedHawks won the ensuing faceoff and sent the puck into the UND zone, but an errant whistle disrupted the opportunity to get set up and ate valuable time off the clock. MU eventually gained entry into the zone, but was unable to get the puck into a shooting position as UND held off the Miami charge.
The RedHawks ended up with a 33-30 advantage in shots on goal, including an 11-4 edge in the third period. Miami finished 1-for-3 on the power play while went 1-for-6 with the man advantage.
McKay posted a strong relief outing for MU, stopping 21 of 22 UND shots in 43:55. Williams made six saves on eight shots in the first 14:09. UND's Saunders turned aside 31 of the RedHawks' 33 shots.
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The lion ate the lamb. Gasoline prices began January like a lamb- quiet, steady, little changed. Unfortunately, the lion has come in and devoured the proverbial lamb- gasoline prices spiked as January closed. So with all that happened the second half of January to cause prices to rise, did gasoline prices really hit us that hard compared to last year? Let's find out.January 2013's monthly average came in at $3.287, quite below January 2012's monthly average of $3.344. However, as January closed, prices closed in on last year, and surpassed them. On the last day of January 2013, prices were $3.429, higher than the same date a year ago when prices were $3.419.So what cities came out the best (and worst) in January 2013...
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It already looks like Christmas in Van Wyck, with its streets lined with old-fashioned light poles.
The small community between Indian Land and Lancaster will spread holiday cheer with a Christmas parade at noon Saturday, Dec. 8, and the Lighting of the Way candle-lighting and worship event at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9.
The two events, routinely held on the second weekend in December, are holiday traditions for those who like the charm of small-town gatherings. Both are organized by the Van Wyck Community Development Club.
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Add a little cheer to your holiday season by seeing the Community Playhouse of Lancaster County's "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" this weekend.
This year's performances feature 28 local actors, most of whom are children. Indian Land residents Sandy McAlister and Sydney and Sally Strader are among the cast.
If you love fresh eggs, read on.
The 2012 4-H pullet sale is this Saturday, Nov. 3 at 10 a.m. at Chester County Farmer's Market, 116 Columbia St., Chester. Eggs don't come much fresher than getting them straight from the chicken.
We love the bundt.
Sometimes called a fluted tube pan, these fancy baking dishes dress up any cake.
This yummy Pumpkin Bundt Cake is from home cook Candy Ayers of Minneapolis.
It is as pretty as a picture and as easy as pie.
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The Fort Lawn Community Center has a new executive director who is plunging head first into projects that will make the center a place of productivity and pride for the entire town.
Libby Sweatt-Lambert, on the job since Sept. 18, has literally endured whirlwind on the job training for the past month because she said she wants the community center to truly benefit the community.
"Our goal is to find out what the community wants so we can provide it here," Sweatt-Lambert said.
Imagine what it would have been like in Lancaster when the main means of travel were walking or horses and buggies.
Elizabeth "Teeny" Kerr, now age 93, remembers those days.
Kerr is one of Lancaster's special seniors who experienced those days and all the changes in between that bring us to today. She is also unique in that she actually attended all three First Presbyterian Church locations in Lancaster – from the historic church on Gay Street, to its more modern home on North Main Street.
October is National Arts and Humanities Month.
Founded in 1960, Americans for the Arts is the nations' leading non-profit organization for advancing the arts and arts education. In addition to providing a rich array of programs that meet the needs of over 150,000 members and stakeholders, the programs are dedicated to representing and serving local communities to create opportunities for every American to participate in and appreciate all forms of the arts.
In most any situation or circumstance, the people best qualified to help others are those who have been through the same or very similar situations or circumstances. That's why Leslie Murphy, a disabled veteran of the United States Marine Corps, founded the Carolina Veterans Commission, a non-profit organization based in Lancaster.
Hail to the chipotle chile pepper! Chipotles are smoked jalapenos and are commonly found in grocery stores, either as a powder in the spice aisle or in cans with aromatic adobo sauce in the ethnic foods aisle.
Home cook Sandi Sheppard adds flavor and flair to her pork chili recipe with these tantalizing chile peppers, along with fresh jalapenos and canned chipotle-spiked white corn. Fresh cilantro sprinkled on top cools it down.
WEST COLUMBIA — Hundreds of thousands of people across South Carolina live in communities where access to supermarkets or large grocery stores is beyond reach. In agricultural terms, such areas are called "food deserts" — communities where healthy, affordable food is difficult to obtain.
"For a growing population, healthy foods are much harder to come by in the modern world," Clemson University professor Dave Lamie said. "For many, they sadly are beyond reach."
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Your new faculty advisory board just voted to change your university's admission policy. As dean of admissions, do you agree with the change that requires admission officials to meet enrollment quotas based on race?
Analyze historical artifacts by applying the same methods historians use to evaluate everyday items - from dishes, to clothing, to weapons - and consider what that data can tell you about the past.
Explore the contemporary approaches used to understand, treat and prevent psychological disorders. Learn about these approaches and then put each into practice with a patient.
You are the head of the Public Relations committee for your hometown Waste Removal Department. Create a poll for your department to find out how the public feels about waste incineration.
Review primary sources that examine historical events. Choose several sources that represent different perspectives of the era and create a narrative that represents a balanced view.
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What is your citizenship I.Q.? See if you can pass this civics exam on American history, the Constitution and our political system.
How well can you decide the balance of civil liberties? Review three case summaries as well as the laws and facts about each case and arguments, and then make a ruling.
Decide whether to agree/disagree with the change of policy that requires admission officials to meet enrollment quotas based on race. Then explore other methods to promote racial diversity at schools and universities.
Manipulate GIS map data of the Columbia River basin. Explore the basin and the effects of dams on the salmon population.
Neither the president nor Congress appears to be near a solution on how to control the U.S. debt. Use this exercise to show them how to do it.
Curate a museum exhibit centered on the theme of "Conflicts in American History." Select artifacts, letters, paintings and other items, and then write descriptions of the items that tie them to the larger theme. View and print final compiled exhibit.
A timeline using historical maps shows the confluence of Islam and Russian rule in the area known as Dagestan. Follow the development of Islamic political entities in the area of present-day Dagestan.
The economic landscape has drastically changed throughout history. Use this timeline to dig deeper, discover relationships, and explore concepts.
You've just found out that your neighborhood has been declared a gun-free zone. Choose which side of the issue you are on, and decide which civic actions you will take to support your position.
Since the end of World War II, many European countries have been working to foster increasing unity. This interactive timeline traces the development and future of the European Union.
Evaluate primary sources to determine their support of a given thesis. Using the Civil War as an example, rank the relevancy of sources in relation to four common beliefs as to the cause of the war.
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The year is 1944 and the world lives in fear of unidentified flying objects called Neuroi. With the old-boy old guard unable to thwart this deadly menace, humanity turns its desperate eyes toward an aerial attack force with much nicer legs. Meet the girls of the 501st Joint Fighter Wing, better known as the Strike Witches!
These darlings of the great blue yonder may not have standard-issue uniforms, but they do have all the right stuff. Where the average flyboy falters, these dolls blast aliens to bits in the bat of an eyelash. With a little magic and a whole lot of leg, the girls of the 501st are winning the war on pants and aliens!
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FAYETTEVILLE — Hubert Quinerly knew his Kinston girls basketball team couldn't keep its red-hot shooting pace going forever.
But the Vikings didn't let their shooting woes carry over to the defensive end, and that's why they're going back to the regional finals.
Lydia Rivers scored 20 points, all in the paint, and Brittany Drumgoole was an assist shy of a triple-double in Kinston's 49-45 come-from-behind win over Bunn at the Crown Arena on Friday.
The Vikings (25-4) will face Siler City Jordan-Matthews, a 60-47 winner over Graham, at 6 p.m. today for the second straight year for a berth in next weekend's state 2A championship in Chapel Hill.
"When you shoot 32 percent for the game that's bad (and) you should be losing, but we got enough defensive stops to help us," Quinerly said.
"With Brittany getting 13 rebounds, that was huge — and Lydia got us started. It was just a team effort defensively."
Had it not been for the defense, the Vikings might have played their last game.
Bunn (23-7) didn't necessarily torch the nets in the first half, but its 34.5 percent from the floor was good enough for a 26-21 halftime lead. The Wildcats, who led by as many as nine, hit four 3s in the first half while Kinston came up empty in nine attempts.
In the second half, the Vikings extended their defense, and used it to tie it at 29 on a 3 by Monique Lofton at the 5:29 mark of the third period — just their second 3 of the game — and kept it close until taking the lead for good on a pair of free throws by Drumgoole, who hit 8 of 10 from the line and had 14 points, just inside of 4 minutes to play.
"Most of the time when we play, we don't miss that many shots — especially in the first half. I told (Alexis Williams) and (Monique), 'Y'all shoot it. Don't stop shooting.' They were going to end up dropping in the second half and they came out dropping," Drumgoole said.
"That's our game. We can shoot it and we can get to the rack, too, and that's what we kept doing."
In the first half all 21 of Kinston's points came in the paint, and it didn't hit a shot outside of the lane until Williams drained a 3 the possession prior to Lofton's that tied it at 29.
Rivers had 13 first-half points.
A 3 by Bunn's Whitney Bunn put the Wildcats up 39-35 after 30 seconds had gone by in the fourth quarter, causing a fist pump from the senior who finished her career with over 1,700 points.
Several possessions later, Kinston tied it at 39 on a left-handed drive from Lofton, who finished with eight points, then the Wildcats answered when Precious Walker drove the lane for a 41-39 lead with 5:44 to play.
It was the last field goal Bunn hit until Whitney Bunn drained a 3 with 16 seconds left to make it 48-45.
"We had a tough time shooting the ball in the second half. We couldn't seem to get the ball to go in the basket. You've got to give a lot of credit to Kinston for the defense they played. They made some great adjustments," Wildcats coach Ben Daniels said.
"(Coach Quinerly's) girls played their butts off. They earned the win. That's a darn good team they've got over there and they should be proud."
Bunn followed her 3 with a steal of the ensuing inbounds pass but came up short on her next attempt, which was contested.
Drumgoole was fouled with 5.6 seconds to play and hit the first of two free throws to seal the win.
"This was a tough win. You hate to see anybody you lose this game," Quinerly said.
"I thought we did a great job. Our game plan was dead on. (The Wildcats) knocked down some shots and we thought they would. I thought we were going to hit more shots than what we did. But in the end a win is a win."
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Bunn 12 14 10 9—45
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WILDCATS (23-7) —Whitney Bunn 13, Precious Walker 13, Key 7, Vines 6, Gallatin 5, Simmons 1, Branch, Cofield.
VIKINGS (25-4) — Lydia Rivers 20, Brittany Drumgoole 14, Lofton 8, Harper 4, Williams 3, Addison, Faison.


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Experience a place that offers a little bit of everything: lively culture, natural beauty and genuine relaxation, in a historic river town setting. Located along the Mississippi River, Dubuque is home to the America's River project, a $400 million dollar renovation to the riverfront at the Port of Dubuque.
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Anyone can drive fast. Only one driver can be the fastest. It takes nerve, skill, and the right car - and Takumi's got all three. His rep as a dominating downhill racer is growing, but when he's invited to drive for an all-star team that could change the face of local racing, Takumi's got to beat his stiffest competition before he'll join their ranks: himself.
With graduation approaching, his classmates drift toward uncertain futures. For Takumi, looking ahead means putting as many challengers in his rearview mirror as he can. If he can prove to himself that he's ready, the next stage is waiting, and it's all downhill from there.
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Did you know that Glacier National Park is one of the few places in Canada where you can camp in a national historic site? Illecillewaet, Loop Brook and Mount Sir Donald campgrounds are located in Rogers Pass National Historic Site, only steps from the abandoned rails.
The Selkirk Mountains surrounding Rogers Pass were the last barrier to completing the trans-continental Canadian Pacific Railway. Major A.B. Rogers discovered the rugged pass that bears his name in 1881 and only four years later, trains were moving through the pass en-route from Montreal to Vancouver. Rogers Pass was soon home to one of the earliest mountain resorts in western Canada - Glacier House.
You can enjoy the century-old Selkirk Mountains hospitality tradition at our three campgrounds. Interpretive trails connect the campgrounds to the historic site where you can walk the 1885 rail line, through the remains of snowsheds and bridges. Staff bring the ghosts of Rogers Pass to life around the campfire and on walks through the stone ruins of Glacier House.
Illecillewaet Campground is located 3 km west of the summit of Rogers Pass. It is open from late June to late September and offers 60 campsites.
Loop Brook Campground (5 km west of the summit) offers 20 campsites and is open from Canada Day to Labour Day.
Mount Sir Donald Campground (one km west of Loop Brook) offers 15 primitive campsites during July and August.
Illecillewaet and Loop Brook have flush toilet washroom buildings, log kitchen shelters, food lockers, firewood and drinking water supplies. Mount Sir Donald offers a lower cost alternative to the other two campgrounds and a "smoke-free" experience - campfires are not allowed. Illecillewaet Campground has a staffed Welcome Station at the centre of the campground. Staff visit Loop Brook and Mount Sir Donald in the early evening to register campers.
Our campgrounds offer a rustic, wilderness-oriented frontcountry camping experience. We do not have r.v. hookups, showers or laundry facilities. Fewer than a dozen campsites will accommodate the largest of motorhomes and fifth wheel trailers. Generator use is only allowed between 10:00 am and 8:00 pm. Camping at all three campgrounds is available on a first come, first served basis.
Families spending a few days at the campgrounds should plan to explore the railway models, theatre programs and children's exhibits at the nearby Rogers Pass Discovery Centre. The Last Spike Site at Craigellachie, the historic hot springs at Albert Canyon and the museums and attractions of Revelstoke are all easy day-trips from the campgrounds.
The ten backcountry trails that lead out of the campgrounds date from the early days of railway tourism and still follow the routes laid out by the original Swiss Guides of Glacier House. Families will also love the short Hemlock Grove and Rockgarden trails in Glacier, and Giant Cedars Boardwalk, Skunk Cabbage Boardwalk and the trails of the Meadows in the Sky Parkway in Mount Revelstoke National Park. (Hemlock Grove and Rockgarden Trails are less than 10 minutes drive and Giant Cedars is only 20 minutes from the campgrounds.)


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|Introduction | Samsung NX200 sensor performance | Samsung NX200 versus competition | Conclusion
Launched in September 2011, the Samsung NX200 marks a significant point in the NX line because it features an all-new APS-C CMOS sensor with 20.3megapixels. Among the hybrid cameras, this is about as big as sensors currently get, so Samsung are aiming at the high ground, a fact confirmed by the premium feel all-metal body – a first in the NX-series.
The NX200 could be perceived as a slightly confusing object – unlike almost every other manufacturer, Samsung have not offered basic modes for beginners and advanced modes for more experienced photographers. Instead, they have gone with one approach applied across all modes. Dubbed "Smart Panel" it provides quick and simple access to all the shooting settings that you'll want to use regularly.
The sensor resolution is high too – at 20.3megapixels, it rivals many DSLR cameras in terms of pixel count. And Samsung have given it the ability to shoot at 7fps. Again, this is better than most DSLR cameras can achieve.
The 3inch AMOLED display is another highlight that makes viewing the screen easier in bright sunlight – an important consideration for hybrid cameras that don't feature a traditional viewfinder.
An ISO range that extends to 12,800 puts the NX200 to the top of the class in terms of specification. But with such a high resolution for an APS-C sensor, let's see how it fared in the lab tests.
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The Samsung NX200 is the company's fifth NX camera but only the third body design, and represents a significant step up for the series. It's built around a completely new 20.3MP APS-C CMOS sensor and wrapped in the series' first all-metal body. The result is a handsome camera of similar size to Sony's NEX models but one that takes a rather different approach.
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Incomplete comparison
It is become a sad joke... What about Fuji ? There are out for a long time, and the only ones not to be tested. What's wrong ? Where is your credibility with such a miss ?
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Re: Incomplete comparison
Thanks for your interest in DxOMark.
If you are referring to the Fuji X cameras, you probably know that they do not use a Bayer matrix but a "X-Trans" matrix. We will try to test this sensor, but although we try to respond to your requests to provide tests for specific camera models, there are no plans for doing it in the short term.
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Re: Incomplete comparison
Thanks for answering. I don't know the details of your protocol, but I don't understand why the X-trans matrix prevents you to test it in usual way.
Still, this fact means than no APS-C format product from Fuji can be tested, which is sad.
But, again, thanks for the reply.
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11 lenses including 3 pancakes
To set the record straight - there are 11 current NX lenses including 3 pancakes. One wonders when this article was actually written...
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Re: 11 lenses including 3 pancakes
Thanks for your interest in DxOMark.
The NX lenses are now planned so the first results should be available in few week.
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Awful sensor and cooked files to make it even worse
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maybe high iso is noisy but color depth and dynamic range are not bad among the cameras in this segment.

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Awful sensor and cooked files to make it even worse
The score seems to say otherwise ... compared to other mirrorless cameras announced in the same period of time (many months ago, by the way) only the NEX sensor was better.


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