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A theory proposed by Christopher Stringer and Peter Andrews suggesting that the place of origin of modern human beings is in Africa. Early human predecessors then spread to the various parts of the world, replacing the Neanderthals and other hominids that eventually became extinct.
This theory surmises that the regional anatomical differences of today's modern humans are of recent developments.
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A look at the top 25 players still available when the NFL Draft resumes with the fourth round today
1. Tom Savage, QB, Pittsburgh, Sr.: Savage has exceptional arm strength, and his release is reminiscent of Tom Brady, which should allow him to make quick, accurate throws at the next level.
2. Pierre Desir, CB, Lindenwood, Sr.: Desir is another one of my favorite players in this draft. His size, athleticism and work ethic will allow him to contribute from Day 1.
3. Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia, Sr.: This draft's Russell Wilson? He fits the mold.
4. Carl Bradford, OLB, Arizona St., Jr.: Bradford is equally effective as an on-the-line defensive end or standing up as an outside linebacker. He has an excellent blend of power and explosive quickness.
5. A.J. McCarron, QB, Alabama, Sr.: McCarron is the right guy for a team that simply needs a "winner" at the position to push it over the top. My gut tells me a lot of teams are going to be kicking themselves for passing on him.
6. DaQuan Jones, DT, Penn St., Sr.: Jones is near impossible to move when he anchors himself, but he is also a skilled pass rusher.
7. David Yankey, OG, Stanford, Jr.: The two-time consensus All-American dominated in a noted and historic power-running program at Stanford. Despite poor testing through the draft process, his film showcases the ability to drive defenders off of their spots, and function well as a blocker in space. He also has the athleticism to be a force at the second level.
8. Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor, Jr.: Seastrunk is one of the most explosive and athletic tailbacks in this draft. He's a touchdown waiting to happen. He simply needs to improve his vision and patience.
9. Cameron Fleming, OT, Stanford, Jr.: Another physical Cardinal offensive lineman.
10. Antonio Richardson, OT, Tennessee, Jr.: If his mechanics improve, Richardson is a steal on Day 3.
11. Bruce Ellington, WR, South Carolina, Jr.: Ellington is the perfect receiver for teams needing someone to stretch the field.
12. Keith McGill, CB, Utah, Sr.: Another versatile defensive back with "Seahawk size."
13. Martavis Bryant, WR, Clemson, Jr.: Bryant is tall with long arms, and he has displayed galloping speed with an ability to make acrobatic catches with ease.
14. Andre Williams, RB, Boston College, Sr.: The Heisman finalist could be a three-down option in the NFL.
15. Caraun Reid, DT, Princeton, Sr.: Reid was regularly triple teamed in college.
16. Justin Ellis, DT, Louisiana Tech, Sr.: Ellis is the prototypical anchor in the middle of a 3-4 defensive scheme.
17. Christian Jones, OLB, Florida St., Sr.: Jones is a versatile athlete who can play inside or outside linebacker. His "flagged" test at the combine in February caused his stock to fall.
18. Michael Sam, DE, Missouri, Sr.: Sam is a traditional defensive end, who knows how to get after the quarterback. He's a nice fit for organizations like the Seahawks and 49ers who value that sort of player.
19. Cyril Richardson, OG, Baylor, Sr.: Richardson will be a beast (over 350 pounds) in the middle of an offensive line looking to run the football.

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Called me wanting to know how to make fudge? This is at 10 o'clock and I'm like,"WHAT?" Shes pregnant and having cravings for my homemade fudge. First she didn't have all the ingredients sooo shes begging me to make her some.
Andyway after telling her I'm not making fudge at this late at night,she settled on coming up and taking stuff to make up some brownies.lol
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BEST: On a whirlwind trip to London, Drew Barrymore has been Going The Distance in an interesting array of outfits. On Wednesday, the star wore a red and black harlequin inspired dress and Christian Louboutin heels for an Apple store event, which was a bright contrast to the jeans and jacket she picked for a night time look. R-43739, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - Wednesday August 18, 2010. Drew Barrymore leaves her London hotel to attend a discussion at the Apple store to promote her latest film "Going the Distance."
BEST: Angelina Jolie would have gotten the thumbs up from Heidi Klum for her haute couture trip to Berlin, Germany to promote Salt. She kept it simple in the day with a sea green Elie Saab dress, and injected glam after dark in a dramatic BCBG gown with plunging neckline. R-August 18, 2010: Angelina Jolie is seen here at the Berlin Premiere of 'Salt' at the CineStar movie theater in Germany.
BEST: The Jonas Brothers were a trendy trio as they appeared at the Camp Rock 'The Final Jam' event in New York. We love that each sibling wore dramatically different but equally dashing ensembles.
BEST: Jonas co-star Demi Lovato looked cute and perky in a Georges Chakra Spring mosaic sequined dress and daring spiked Davis by Ruthie Davis Cindy Platform sandals as she joined the brothers at the Camp Rock event.
BEST: Kate Gosselin as all smiles as she said goodbye to her twins Mady and Cara. Her bright blue cross-over dress made her look anything but a frazzled mom of eight.
WORST: DWTS expert Karina Smirnoff showed off her teeny, tiny waist in a white wide shouldered dress. While we like the outfit, it made her skinny body look out of proportion.
BEST: Julia Roberts channeled her inner geisha girl during her first ever trip to Japan in a bronze, sheer striped kimono (with Jimmy Choo Clue platform sandals and Van Cleef & Arpels jewels) at the Eat, Pray, Love premiere in Roppongi Hills, Tokyo. It was a daring fashion choice that only someone of the Oscar winner's stature and confidence could pull off.
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It's election season, and in the midst of a tight campaign, an incumbent New Jersey senator's campaign manager falls ill with liver failure and temporary paralysis. Cuddy pushes House to add a female doctor to his team by hiring brilliant third-year medical student Martha Masters in Thirteen's absence. House and the team are wary of the young doctor's lack of experience and medical perspective, but are forced to give their new by-the-book teammate a chance to prove herself. After the campaigning senator makes a surprising announcement, House and the team look to the candidate to find clues about the patient's condition. Meanwhile, Foreman learns that Taub has a past connection to Masters, and in an effort to save his patient's life, House must make a critical decision that may compromise his relationship with Cuddy.
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there was probably a huge thread on this in the summer.....
but why do people think nadal's been so successful at wimbledon, but not nearly as successful at USO. admittedly pretty limited data, but does wimbledon now play slower than USO? even if slower i can't see the bounces being larger... and wonder same thing about wimbledon vs. AO, but strikes me that nadal was injured last year at AO.
thanks in advance!! as i said, i realize that there aren't too many data points on his W vs. USO
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Nadal is pretty good on natural surfaces with it's multiple bad bounces and his footwork works better than on a hardcourt.
Furthermore, there are very few players who can play good on grass and can cope with those irregular bounces the way Federer or Nadal do. So he has less of a competion on this surface, than on hard were the gamestyle of Blake and others, who pose a threat for him, are most suited to.
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Title II of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 ("GINA") prohibits employment discrimination based on genetic information. Title II became effective on November 21, 2009. Nearly one year later, on November 9, 2010, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ("EEOC") issued final regulations under Title II of GINA. Highlights of the new regulations, which will become effective on January 10, 2011, are summarized below, along with best practices for employers.
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The election of the Pope, Chavez and Marcos
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If by the time you read this, the Sistine Chapel spews out white smoke, then we'll either be in a new era of the Catholic Church or stuck in the translucence of tradition, where the light doesn't always shine through.
In this conclave's quest for a newly elected pope, the stakes are high: Do we get someone who recognizes the need for reform? Or do we get someone all too willing to let the faithful believe that indeed God works in mysterious ways.
The church will lose members either way.
But if the conclave takes the second course, and leaves "not so good" alone, it will flash a green light to the smart, cunning men (and unfortunately in the Catholic Church, men is all that we mean), who will continue to do what men do, all be it in the name of God.
Considering the sheer mass of alleged wrongdoing by Church leaders, some that's only recently come to light, this is a critical moment for the cardinals. There's been no better case for reform in the Catholic Church since Vatican II.
It would be great if someone just plopped out of the sky, or appeared at a mountaintop in a flash of light. But that only happens in the presence of God, and the election of a pope is purely political and in the realm of man. It's not a matter of liturgy. Nothing anyone says will be in red type. Let's not forget that.
Prior to Benedict's departure, it was said that an American pope would be too much for a Superpower to have that kind of foothold in an institution like the Catholic Church.
But why not? What the Catholic Church needs is a man of charisma who can communicate the church message.
So far, from reports, Cardinal Sean Patrick O'Malley of Boston seems to have impressed the others by his ease with language. It's not his "Bahston" accent that is making him emerge, it's his Italian accent. Linguistic facility, the practical kind of speaking in tongues, where one can be communicative with a global church, could be the main reason someone gets elected in this conclave. Being a cardinal shows you're no slouch on religious matters. Your stand on the Virgin birth is a given. But before you can inspire, can you communicate to the clergy, to the flock? Can you be the good Boss?
I've mentioned others from Africa and Latin America in the past. But I don't see the white European cardinals going that direction. And with sex on everyone's minds and O'Malley, an experienced hand in dealing with the matter, we could see the cardinals defer to an American.
In politics, it's all about the votes, and the Roman- based traditionalists at the Vatican control at least 50 of the 115 voters. It takes 77 to win. If this were Congress, all eyes would be on the majority whip, promising the pork and counting votes.
But here they've taken an oath of secrecy. We'll never know what horse-trading was done, not even when the smoke turns white.
Based on where you stand politically, you either loved Hugo Chavez (Leftists Unite!) or hated him (all hail big Oil!)
At death, Chavez to me was neither leftist nor rightist. He was a charismatic leader of the people. And he was dead at 58.
The "58" was the part that stuck me most. This was a young man, who did something Herculean. He stood up to the multi-national industrialists and took back the oil for his people. That's just not something an ordinary person does.
If he were Cory Aquino, it would be seen as tantamount to "People Power." Maybe it was even more Cory than Cory could have done because Cory had no oil. (Coconut oil, unfortunately, does not count).
Indeed, with Chavez the nationalist, Venezuelans were proud to be Venezuelans again.
And all because he fought the right-wing capitalists like the Koch Brothers. Chavez may have called George Bush the devil, but Chavez was demonized by the US first. In fact, for all he did for the Venezuelans, he was not seen as a Cory, but as the dictator Marcos.
Marcos had the blessing of Reagan and Bush, but that didn't whitewash all his anti-democratic edicts in the Philippines. Chavez was a dictator too, but not to the point where his own people would run him out. Not like Marcos.
Chavez had his faults. His strange conspiratorial notions about 9/11 and Mars, are just weird. But when it counted he stood up for his people.
What more can you ask of a leader?
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text: The Library of Congress' website is down until Monday, it seems, but if you Google "LOC color photos of Russia" you'll find several links to color photographs of Russia made in the late 1800's using a tri-color process. Digital technology (which can be useful, after all) allowed the Library to scan all three single-color images then very accurately combine the three layers. (I read all this long ago, so I hope I'm remembering correctly.) It's wonderful to see a world that we normally only see in b/w images as being as fully of color as our own.


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Thinking of you
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Getting chilly outside
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Heat pan with 5 tablespoons oil and when hot saute the meat for 1 minute.
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Head of Infrastructure; it will of course be a disaster for London and for Britain if the infrastructure for the Twenty Twelve Games goes wrong. And that's where Graham Hitchins comes in.
In this complex and specialist area you sometimes need to push beyond conventional logic and fortunately beyond logic is where Graham is much of the time already.
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A loner, Graham frequently works late rather than going home, giving rise to speculation that he never goes home at all. He's also vague on the subject of exactly where he lives.
One thing he does have time for is an 1981 Alfa Romeo GTV. He attends Alfa Owners Club rallies at the weekend, often breaking down on the way there, the way back, or both. He once went out with a girl for three days after mistakenly attending an Alpha Course meeting on the assumption that it would be about cars. She was a devout Christian and asked him to marry her on their second date. He said he'd get back to her.


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Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford speaks with reporters on Tuesday, March 19, 2013, at a polling place in Charleston, S.C. Sanford, trying to make a political comeback, is one of 16 Republicans running Tuesday in the GOP primary in a special election to fill South Carolina's vacant 1st Congressional District seat. (AP Photo/Bruce Smith).
Rep Mark Sanford, R-S.C., on Wednesday called the accusations made against him by his ex-wife in their divorce "preposterous, crazy and wrong."
Attorneys for his ex-wife, Jenny Sanford, requested the former South Carolina governor undergo psychiatric tests and take anger management and parenting courses, the Associated Press reported. The legal claim also is attempting to limit his visitation rights with their youngest child.
"It seems that nothing I can do at this point is enough, appropriate or adequate," Sanford said in a statement. "The different accusations and requests made are, by their very nature preposterous, crazy, and wrong."
After disappearing to Argentina for seven days and admitting to an affair with Maria Belen Chapur in 2009, Sanford's wife filed for divorce, and Sanford proposed to Chapur in 2012.
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Cosby and Edwin lead Seton Hall to blowout win over Maine
November 22, 2012By Ryan Kimball of RK Sports Productions
Newark, N.J. - Sophomore Aaron Cosby scored a game high 19 points to lead the Seton Hall Pirates to a blowout win over the University of Maine Black Bears 76-49 at the Prudential Center on Wednesday night.
The turnover issue for Maine continued to be a problem giving the ball away 27 times for 33 Seton Hall points.
The pirates had three scorers in double figures. Fuguan Edwin scored 15 points, six rebounds and a career high six steals. Brian Oliver added 10 points, Patrik Auda and Eugene Teague each scored eight and Kyle Smyth chipped in with six. Other scorers were Kevin Johnson with five, Haralds Karlis with three and Freddie Wilson added two points.
Maine was lead by Sophomore guard Justin Edwards scoring a team high 18 points and five assits. Alasdair Fraser added 13 points and eight rebounds and Mike Allision scored five points and nine rebounds to lead the team. Other scorers were Jon Mesghna and Xavier Pollard with four, Leon Cooper added three and Jon McAllian chipped in with two.
The Pirates shot 47 percent (30-64) from the floor and 33 percent (9-27) from the three-point line. Seton Hall shot 47 percent (7-15) from the charity stripe.
The Black Bears shot 35 percent (18-51) from the field and six percent (1-17) from the three point line. Maine shot 60 percent (12-20) from the free-throw line.
Seton Hall improved to 4-1, while the Black Bears fell to 0-4 on the season.
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Best Vintage Clothing Store If You're an Extra in an Austin Powers Movie New York 2000 - Cherry
Everything but the bouffant hairdo is provided at Cherry, which carries a groovy bunch of mod-tastic footwear like emerald Chelsea boots, faux leopard slingbacks, and gold lamé kitten heels. Felicity Shagwell could wear its fluffy pink mules in her boudoir, while the red, white, and blue pumps (with matching geometric purse) scream Quadrophenia. Plenty of boxy pastel handbags, go-go boots, and Pucci prints ensure you'll look dead pacey (as Lynn Redgrave says in the '60s madcap Smashing Time!). You'll need a major-studio budget to get costumed here; powder blue T-straps, for instance, run $225.
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Barossa jolted by small quake
A small earthquake has jolted the Barossa Valley.
Geoscience Australia said the magnitude 2.3 quake happened about 1:30pm on Monday, with its epicentre north-east of Angaston.
No damage was reported.
Last week, a small earthquake shook the Olympic Dam mine area in the far north, prompting an evacuation of the underground mine.
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EHS band on Fox 8 Friday
MILAN - The Edison High School Charger marching band under the new direction of Denise Reilly will be performing live on the My Fox 8 TV morning show Friday. The band will be performing numerous marching band songs throughout the entire morning show. Songs will be performed during the different breaks for the commercials.
The Charger band will load the buses at the Edison High School parking lot at 4:30 a.m. in order to arrive in time for the live performance in the Fox 8 front yard. The Charger band is 120 musicians strong with two majorettes.
In early August, the Fox 8 TV studios contacted high school principal Jeff Goodwin to see if the band would be interested in performing live for the cameras. In talking with Reilly the two decided this would be an outstanding educational experience for our students and also a fabulous way to represent Edison High School to their many viewers throughout the communities.
The students have been working extremely hard to prepare for their big weekend. They will be doing the Fox 8 TV show in the morning of Sept. 21 followed by a full day of classes and a home football game against Huron that night. On Saturday the Charger band will travel to Vermilion High school to perform in their annual Wooly Bear Marching Band Festival at 7:30 p.m. This is a non-competitive band show case of about 10 local bands from the surrounding area.
On Sunday the band will then perform the annual Wooly Bear Parade which will once again be held in Vermilion. The parade kicks off at 1:30 p.m. with its own "Mr. Wooly Bear" Fox 8 weather man, Dick Goddard.
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FITCHVILLE - The board of trustees of Fitchville Township announce that township residents will be able to use their orange landfill cards at the landfill the last two weeks of September.
Area auditions
OBERLIN - Oberlin Film Makers invite area children 8 to 12 years old to audition for the short Halloween film spoof, "Good Intentions," from 1 to 3 p.m. Sept. 29 at the Oberlin Public Library, 65 S. Main St. A one day on-location shoot for five principals and five extras will take place Oct. 3 in Elyria. For more information contact Rick at email@example.com.
Collectibles show
SANDUSKY - A mini-collectibles show will be held from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Sandusky Mall. Admission is free. The show will include sports cards, memorabilia, coins, and Beanie Babies. For information call (216) 581-2346.
Local concert
HURON - The University's Afro-Caribbean Ensemble will perform at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Central Lounge at BGSU Firelands. This concert is free and open to the public. The BGSU Afro-Caribbean Ensemble performs traditional songs, percussion music and dance from sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean. For more information, call (419) 433-5560, ext. 20613.
Business meeting
SANDUSKY - The American Business Women's Association Sandusky Bay Charter Chapter monthly meeting, program and dinner is scheduled for Oct. 3. DVD presentation begins at 5:30 p.m. Dinner ($12) follows at 6 p.m. at the American Legion, Post 83, 3615 Hayes Ave. (Ohio 4), Sandusky. For more details, call (419) 621-5825 or e-mail email@example.com.


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Weather Or Worse? U.S GDP Down 0.7% In Q1
Second estimate of economic growth shows more severe slip.Samantha Sharf, Forbes Staff
Second estimate of economic growth shows more severe slip.Samantha Sharf, Forbes Staff
The enormous valuation is certainly not without reason: Apple's high-margin flagship product, the iPhone, has been seeing unprecedented demand, allowing for solid sales and earnings growth. Apple's track record of execution and beating expectations has been so good that few analysts and commentators want to bet against the company. For instance, when Apple became the world's most valuable company back in 2011, with a market cap of about $340 billion, overtaking Exxon Mobil, there was a lot of skepticism[...] read »
One of the more clever (if sometimes annoying) parlor games in our celebrity culture has been the emergence of couple names. Almost as soon as a celebrity couple emergences in the publicity mill, a couple name follows suit. Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner? Bennifer still lives. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes? Not so enduring as a union, but Tomkat was fun while it lasted. And we can throw in Brangelina (Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie) and Kimye (Kim Kardashian and Kanye West), not to mention the political[...] read »
From big bond bets to a new breed of stocks that draw in value investors and short sellers alike, a play on commodity prices and a bet on the government's exit from the U.S. mortgage market, here are the five most controversial trades floating around Wall Street in 2015. read »
Home prices across the country rose again in March, according to data released Tuesday by S&P/Case-Shiller. read »
It was a disappointing week for the stock market as the severity of last Tuesday's sharp drop set the tone for the whole week. The market quickly became oversold, so Wednesday's strong rebound was not too surprising. The failure of the market to continue higher at the end of the week suggests the correction is not over. The new high in the Nasdaq Composite last week was met with skepticism not euphoria, which is not typical of an important top. There was a slight uptick in the bullish sentiment[...] read »
When hedge fund manager "titans" think alike, investors are wise to pay attention. At Holdings Channel, we have reviewed 3,999 13F filings for the 03/31/2015 reporting period, and noticed that DIRECTV (NASD: DTV) was held by 9 of the particular managers we have flagged as "titans" most widely followed by investors. It is not every day we see this many notable hedge fund managers thinking alike, so we wanted to take a closer look. read »
At Holdings Channel, we have reviewed 3,999 13F filings for the 03/31/2015 reporting period, and looked at the various S&P 500 components held by each of these reporting hedge funds and other 13F filers. For each component, we totaled the number of shares across across all of these funds. Next, we went back to the 12/31/2014 period, and went through the same exercise for each of those 3,999 funds. By comparing the same group across the two periods, we can see which S&P 500 components, in[...] read »
Options trading is proliferating with the advent and innovation of retail option trading platforms, brokerage firms and trading schools. A trader can open an options trading account with just a few thousand dollars vs. $25,000 required for "pattern day trading" equities (Reg T margin rules). read »
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October 16, 2013 06:13:21 GMT
The Compton rapper bags five awards, which include Lyricist of the Year, MVP of the Year and Album of the Year.
The full winner list of 2013 BET Hip-Hop Awards has been revealed. Kendrick Lamar, who competed in 14 categories, was the biggest winner with five awards that include Album of the Year for his newest album "good kid, m.A.A.d city".
The Compton rapper then took home Sweet 16 and Best Collabo awards for "F**kin' Problems", his collaboration with A$AP Rocky, 2 Chainz and Drake. At the annual event, Lamar was also named Lyricist of the Year and MVP of the Year.
Drake, who wasn't present at the ceremony which was held on September 28 in Atlanta, earned himself multiple awards as well. The Canadian rapper won awards for Best Hip-Hop Video, Track of the Year and People's Champ Award for "Started From the Bottom", the smashing hit off his "Nothing Was the Same" album.
Other winners at the awards show included Mike WiLL Made It for Producer of the Year, Jay-Z for Best Live Performer and Hustler of the Year, A$AP Ferg for Rookie of the Year and A$AP Rocky and Nicki Minaj who were tied for Best Hip-Hop Style.
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Bruins playoff scenarios
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Alright, let's break this down as simply as we can.
-The Bruins can clinch a playoff spot with a point against either Carolina or Washington.
-The Bruins can clinch the No. 6 seed with a Montreal loss against Toronto on Saturday night and a combination of two points against the Hurricanes and Capitals (a win or two overtime points).
– The Bruins can clinch the No. 7 seed with a combination of two points combined with a Canadiens win.
-The Bruins can clinch the No. 8 seed with a single point on Saturday or Sunday and the Rangers/Flyers games does not go into overtime.
– The Bruins would take the N0. 8 seed with two losses only if Sunday's Ranger/Flyers game does not go into overtime earning the loser a point.
-The Bruins would not make the playoffs with two losses and the Rangers/Flyers game on Sunday does go into overtime.
Right now the Bruins and Canadiens each have 87 points. Montreal holds the tie-breaker because they have more wins and also won the head-to-head season series. The Rangers and Flyers have 86 points apiece and play each other in Philadelphia on Sunday. Boston would lose any tie-breaker against the four remaining teams because they would end up with fewer wins.
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Peter Chiarelli Named President of Hockey Ops
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- Devils hoping to interview ex-Pens mentor Dan Bylsma for coach post
- Blackhawks' Antoine Vermette nets 2OT goal to beat Ducks
- Rangers' Martin St. Louis hopes first playoff goal against Lightning snaps slump
- Henrik Lundqvist's 38 saves power Rangers in crushing Lightning
- Ex-coach Mike Babcock says he left Red Wings to seek new challenges
- Frederik Andersen's 27 saves propel Ducks over Blackhawks
- Senators owner Eugene Melynk recovering after liver transplant
- Nikita Kucherov's overtime goal lifts Lightning over Rangers
- Senators give netminder Andrew Hammond three-year extension
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- Kruger tips in winning goal as Blackhawks edge Ducks in 3 OT
- Oilers to hire Todd McLellan as new head coach
- Tyler Johnson's hat trick powers Lightning past Rangers to tie series
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- Ducks right wing Corey Perry ready for Game 1 against Blackhawks
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Devils hoping to interview ex-Pens mentor Dan Bylsma for coach post
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Newark, NJ, United States (4E Sports) - The New Jersey Devils were reportedly given permission to talk to Dan Bylsma about their coaching position.
Devils general manager Ray Shero , who was then with the the Pittsburgh Penguins, hired Bylsma as coach in 2009.
Bylsma led the Penguins to the Stanley Cup in 2009 but was fired following the 2013-14 season after the Penguins were eliminated by the New York Rangers in seven games despite holding a 3-1 series lead.
Under Bylsma , the Penguins had four 100-point seasons and never finished worse than second in their division. They finished first in each of Bylsma's final two seasons. Bylsma recorded a 252-117-32 slate in the regular season and 43-35 in the playoffs.
Bylsma's contract with Pittsburgh runs through the 2015-16 season, which necessitated that teams ask for permission to interview him.
The Buffalo Sabres and the San Jose Sharks are also reportedly interested in the 44-year-old Bylsma .
Meanwhile, Shero , who was hired by the Devils on May 4, may have also gotten permission to talk to John Hynes, coach of the Penguins' American Hockey League affiliate.


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11 Tips Security Integrators Need to Consider for Next Work VehicleLearn how a central locking system, organized shelving, fuel efficiency and a 'mobile workshop' can help your security work vehicle be more efficient.
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How are installing security company owners and operators managing their vehicle fleets in the face of unprecedented economic pressures and pain at the pump? SSI's first Super Security Fleets study exposes the answers with input collected from hundreds of respondents throughout the industry. By Scott Goldfine · June 12, 2011
With gasoline prices matching 2008's record highs in some parts of the country, many installing security contractors are reassessing their daily fleet operations to see where savings can be made. By Rodney Bosch · June 12, 2011
Assembled in Canton, Miss., the 2012 Nissan NV (Nissan van) will be available in three models: NV1500, NV2500 HD and NV3500 HD. An available center console offers innovative storage compartments and space to hold binders and a laptop computer ... SSI Staff · January 09, 2011
Installing security company executives explain their strategies for procuring, maintaining and keeping track of their vehicle fleets. Among their priorities are identifying fuel efficiencies, managing drivers and upfitting. September 28, 2010
A variety of iPhone apps can help you monitor your fuel usage and manage everything from mileage to maintenance. September 27, 2010
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NASA Assigns Two Spacecraft To New Moon Study Mission
April Flowers for redOrbit.com – Your Universe Online
After successful completion of their science objectives earlier this year, two NASA spacecraft have been assigned a new mission to study how solar wind electrifies, alters and erodes the moon's surface. The data collected could reveal valuable information for future explorers and give planetary scientists a hint of what's happening on other worlds around the Solar System.
The new mission's name is ARTEMIS, or Acceleration, Reconnection, Turbulence and Electrodynamics of Moon's Interaction with the Sun. ARTEMIS will use two of the five in-orbit spacecraft from NASA's older THEMIS (Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions during Substorms) mission.
The THEMIS mission was originally launched in 2007 as NASA's first five-satellite mission. The unique constellation of the spacecraft provided scientists with data to help resolve the mystery of how Earth's magnetosphere stores and releases energy from the sun by triggering geomagnetic substorms.
"Using two repurposed satellites for the ARTEMIS mission highlights NASA's efficient use of the nation's space assets," said Dick Fisher, director of the Heliophysics Division in NASA's Science Mission Directorate.
The ARTEMIS mission will measure solar wind turbulence on scales never before attempted by previous missions. Solar wind is a stream of charged particles emitted from the upper atmosphere of the sun, which travels at speeds of up to 1 million miles an hour and sometimes causes storms in Earth's magnetosphere.
"ARTEMIS will provide a unique two-point view of the moon's under-explored space environment," said Vassilis Angelopoulos of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), principal investigator of the THEMIS mission. "These two spacecraft are headed for an incredible new adventure."
The two outer THEMIS spacecraft, using spare on-board fuel and a set of complex orbit maneuvers over the course of more than a year, have moved into their initial positions to begin the ARTEMIS mission. One ARTEMIS spacecraft reached the L2 Lagrange point on the far side of the moon on August 25, 2012, while the other spacecraft reached the L1 Lagrange point on the Earth-side of the moon on October 22.
A Lagrange point is sort of a gravitational parking space for spacecraft, as the gravity of the Earth and moon balance there. "ARTEMIS is going where no spacecraft have gone before," said Manfred Bester, Mission Operations manager from the University of California at Berkeley, where the spacecraft are operated. "We are exploring the Earth-Moon Lagrange points for the first time."
The spacecraft will spend six months at the Lagrange points before moving closer to the moon. Initially, the spacecraft will be approximately 62 miles from the surface of the moon, but will eventually move closer. The spacecraft will investigate how the solar wind impacts a rocky world when there's no magnetic field to protect it from a point-blank range.
Earth, as opposed to the moon, is protected from direct solar wind contact by its magnetic field. The moon, on the other hand, is exposed because of its lack of global magnetism.
Part of NASA's series of low-cost, rapidly developed missions in the Explorers Program, ARTEMIS is a joint effort among NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland; NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California; the Space Sciences Laboratory at Berkeley; and UCLA.
The remaining three THEMIS spacecraft will continue to study substorms that are visible in the Northern Hemisphere as a sudden brightening of the Aurora Borealis, otherwise known as the Northern Lights.


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Which St. Louis Rams Will Contribute in Week 2?
Following a Week 1 win over the Arizona Cardinals that came a bit tougher than the team probably anticipated, the St. Louis Rams will need to be on their A-game as they face the fearsome Atlanta Falcons in their first away game of 2013.
With all due respect to the Cardinals, the Rams will have to contend with many more impact players than they did in their season opener. For starters, the team features one of the most dynamic passing attacks in the league, with quarterback Matt Ryan having three different elite receiving options in Julio Jones, Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez. To make things even more interesting, the team has now added former Ram Steven Jackson to lead their rushing attack. With the exception of one 50-yard run, Jackson was rather underwhelming, averaging just 2.7 yards over his other 10 carries and dropping a pass that could have given the Falcons the win.
The Falcons' defense is a force to be reckoned with as well, with outside linebacker Sean Weatherspoon leading the way. Though inconsistent, the team's two cornerbacks, rookie Desmond Trufant and veteran Asante Samuel, have the ability to be game-changers as well.
If there's one big advantage that the Rams have over the Falcons, it's the amount of advance scouting that they will have at their disposal. Rams general manager Les Snead and several members of his advisory staff were instrumental in acquiring many of the Falcons' players, and have good knowledge of their tendencies and styles. Offensive line coach Paul Boudreau largely assembled the Falcons' current starting line, so he should have some inside knowledge as to how to get to them. And obviously, with Jackson having spent such a large part of his career with the Rams, the team should have a pretty good grasp of how to get to him.
Here are five Rams who have a good chance to step up as the Rams face the Falcons in Week 2.
5. Jared Cook, TE
Due to the talent and athleticism of the Falcons' safeties and outside linebacker Sean Weatherspoon, Cook likely won't be able to make as big of an impact as he did in Week 1, when he repeatedly torched Cardinals defenders and finished the day with seven catches for 141 yards and two touchdowns. That being said, Cook seems to be developing into one of Sam Bradford's favorite receiving options, and he should still be able to collect a few catches in Week 2.
4. Chris Givens, WR
Givens will likely have a greater chance to contribute in Week 2, since none of the cornerbacks covering him this week will be as elite as Arizona's Patrick Peterson, who limited him to two catches for 27 yards last week. This week, look for the Rams to try to match up Givens with rookie Desmond Trufant and try to expose him by throwing the long ball.
3. Tavon Austin, WR
Though many fans were disappointed by Austin's lack of impact plays last week, they should be able to get more excited about the first-rounder when he goes up against the Falcons. Austin, who had six catches for 41 yards last week, very closely fits the profile of New Orleans Saints running back Darren Sproles. The Falcons could not find a way to stop Sproles last week, and he ended up being one of the most important players in the Saints' victory, racking up 140 all-purpose yards. The Rams should be planning to get the ball to Austin in as many different ways as possible and hope that he can break something loose.
2. Alec Ogletree, OLB
Ogletree was serviceable in his regular-season debut last week, but he really needs to step it up and become an impact player if the Rams are going to hang with the Falcons. His two main responsibilities will be helping to shut down tight end Tony Gonzalez and shutting down the Falcons' rushing attack. Ogletree showed in the Rams' preseason matchup with the Denver Broncos that he has serious playmaking ability when going against a big-time passing attack, and it would help him to show more of that ability this week.
1. Chris Long, DE
Long did not make much of an impact last week, leaving no mark on the box score except for a singular tackle and a defended pass. It's possible that he may still have been feeling the effects of an injury that kept him out of practice early last week. This week, Long has a good opportunity to break out while facing Falcons right tackle Lamar Holmes, who will be making just his second career start. Long is expected to be in an intense competition with fellow end Robert Quinn for the Rams' sack lead, so he will need to put up some numbers this week if he wants to keep pace with Quinn, who already registered three takedowns last week.
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Israel was on Friday night under pressure to allow an independent inquiry into its assault on the Gaza aid flotilla after post mortem results on the bodies of those killed, obtained by the Guardian, revealed they were peppered with 9mm bullets, many fired at close range.
Nine Turkish men on board the Mavi Marmara were shot a total of 30 times and five were killed by gunshot wounds to the head, according to the vice-chairman of the Turkish council of forensic medicine, which carried out the post mortems for the Turkish Ministry of Justice on Friday.
The results revealed that a 60-year-old man, Ibrahim Bilgen, was shot four times in the temple, chest, hip and back. A 19-year-old, named as Fulkan Dogan, who also has U.S. citizenship, was shot five times from less than 45cm, in the face, in the back of the head, twice in the leg and once in the back. Two other men were shot four times, and five of the victims were shot either in the back of the head or in the back, said Yalcin Buyuk, vice-chairman of the council of forensic medicine.
The findings emerged as more survivors gave their accounts of the raids. Ismail Patel, the chairman of U.K.-based pro-Palestinian group Friends of al-Aqsa, who returned to Britain on Friday, told how he witnessed some of the fatal shootings and claimed that Israel had operated a "shoot to kill policy".
Israel said the number of bullets found in the bodies did not alter the fact that the soldiers were acting in self defence. "The only situation when a soldier shot was when it was a clearly a life-threatening situation," said a spokesman for the Israeli embassy in London. "Pulling the trigger quickly can result in a few bullets being in the same body, but does not change the fact they were in a life-threatening situation."
An unnamed Israeli commando, who purportedly led the raid on the Mavi Marmara, on Friday told Israeli news website Ynet News that he shot at a protester who approached him with a knife. "I was in front of a number of people with knives and clubs," he said. "I cocked my weapon when I saw that one was coming towards me with a knife drawn and I fired once. Then another 20 people came at me from all directions and threw me down to the deck below ...
"We knew they were peace activists. Though they wanted to break the Gaza blockade, we thought we'd encounter passive resistance, perhaps verbal resistance — we didn't expect this. Everyone wanted to kill us."
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I have been running the Temporal Ambassador mission for all my characters. Last night, I ran it with one of my alternate characters. It bugged out and after finishing the mission. I get a "Go to the Tholian Base." I do so and I am re-enterted at the point where I exit the maintainance tubes and have to free the Enterprise-C again. I complete it again. Still the same "Go to the Tholian Base." I abandon it, complete it again. Once again, "Go to the Tholian Base"
I quit and come back today and try the mission on another character. Guess what? Yup. Complete the mission and it says, "Go to the Tholian Base." I've submitted both a bug report and GM call and I'm going to log in once more and see if I can do it. Otherwise I would like some sort of extention to complete this mission for my remaining characters.
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5 Easy life hacks to help you feel better on the beach this Summer
There's a secret my body has been hiding under all the layers of clothing and the chunky jumpers that I lived in all Winter and that is the fact that it looks significantly different to how it did last Summer. While the obvious solution for most people would be to go on a diet and ramp up my exercise regime to get that elusive "bikini body", the fact of the matter is that diets suck and there's no way I'm going on one. I love burgers and chocolate and am not going to deprive myself of the things I love just so I can attempt to look like Miranda Kerr (and by the way, no amount of diets is going to do that to me).
Personally I believe that every body is a bikini body, but sometimes we need to give ourselves a little boost so that our confidence can catch up to what our mind already knows. If you're one of the 2 in 3 Aussies who has tried a specific diet (like low carb, paleo or even a juice cleanse) then you know how hard it is to sustain those changes over the long term (especially considering the recent Carbfusion Study from Grill'd showed that 1 in 4 people on a low carb diet don't even know what a carbohydrate is and 39% only lasted two weeks on the diet), but these little tricks will help eliminate those last few confidence killers so that you'll be strutting down the beach like you're on the Victoria's Secret runway without having to sacrifice your lifestyle.
1. Drink plenty of water
Fluid retention is my biggest enemy come Summertime — I can't tell you how many pairs of sandals leave their marks in my feet! — but it turns out that an easy way to help stop fluid retention is to drink plenty of water. Add some fresh lemon slices, berries or mint for a subtle, natural flavour hit and enjoy a cup of peppermint tea after dinner to help aid with your digestion as well and you'll be feeling great in no time.
The best way to make your diet a little bit healthier without actually going on a diet is to make smart food swaps, that way you can still eat the foods you love but without all the bad stuff that comes along with it. Carbohydrates have long been associated with stomach bloating — especially if you have a gluten allergy or sensitivity — but you can easily reduce your carb intake by swapping out your regular pasta or rice for alternatives like quinoa, trying gluten free or protein bread or even just swapping out your regular potatoes with sweet potatoes. You can now also get a low carb burger when you eat at Grill'd with their Low Carb SuperBun, which contains less than 10% carbs per 100g (that's fewer than one sushi roll or a slice of pepperoni pizza) and is an Australian first enabling customers who eat only gluten free or paleo to enjoy the burger experience at Grill'd. They're made with all natural ingredients including psyllium husk, almond meal and organic coconut cream, with no added sugar making it a healthier option than brioche buns, but if you're a burger purist you can still enjoy their Traditional, Panini and Gluten Free buns when you dine at one of their restaurants. (Visit grilld.com.au for more information.)
3. Start dry brushing
Ah, cellulite, my old enemy, how you torture me so. If you've ever wondered what exactly a dry brush does, then wonder no more. Dry brushing is not only a great form of exfoliation (which will help out lots when you get up to number 4!), it also helps to speed the process of eliminating waste via the lymph stimulation, which in turn helps break down the buildup of fatty tissue that forms cellulite. When combined with increased fluid intake and a good moisturiser, your skin will be looking so good you'll be hunting for the skimpiest bikini on the market.
4. Faux your glow
We sure hope you've learnt by now that just because you're going to the beach doesn't mean you should be sun baking. Get your fake tan on before you hit the sand to smooth the appearance of your skin and help make you appear a little slimmer. Just make sure you follow it up with a good sunscreen as well!
5. Buy a flattering bikini
And finally, if you want to feel amazingly hot when you're at the beach then you've got to get yourself a great bikini. There a lot of little tricks you can do when buying a bikini if you want to enhance or hide certain features (for example, a skinny string bikini will make your bust appear larger, while high waisted bottoms will help you avoid a muffin top), but generally speaking a vintage style halterneck design will flatter your cleavage while still providing you with a comfortable amount of support, especially if you have a larger bust.
What do you do to make yourself feel better on the beach? Tell us your tips in the comments below!


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MANILA, Philippines—Former Chief Justice Andres Narvasa passed away Thursday morning at 6:05, according to a tweet posted by the Supreme Court. He was 84.
The former high court chief died of complications due to pneumonia. His remains will be at Mt. Carmel Church in New Manila.
Narvasa was appointed as the 112th Associate Justice of the Supreme Court on April 11, 1986. He also served as the 19th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, from Dec. 1, 1991 to Nov. 30, 1998, after he was appointed by the late President Corazon Aquino. After his retirement, former President Joseph Estrada appointed him as chairman of the Preparatory Commission for Constitutional Reform.
The late President Ferdinand Marcos appointed him as general counsel of the Agrava Fact Finding Commission, which was tasked to investigate the circumstances surrounding the 1983 assassination of Sen. Benigno Aquino Jr., the father of President Benigno Aquino III.
The Supreme Court has lost another legal luminary with the passing of Chief Justice Andres Narvasa," acting Chief Justice Presbitero Velasco said in a statement Thursday.
Calling Narvasa an "agent of change," he said Narvasa instituted reforms in court procedures and constantly evaluating the court machinery to see how it could be improved.
"As Chief Justice, he led the Court by example displaying integrity and wisdom and serving as a model for justices and judges to emulate. Even as he loomed large in life, his presence remains with us still, in his legacy of judicial reform and excellence," Velasco said.
Narvasa is one of the four Chief Justices who administered the oath of office of Presidents of the Philippines. He administered the oath of office of President Fidel Ramos and Joseph Estrada.
Narvasa, who was born on Nov. 30, 1928, was a former dean and professor of the University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Civil Law, where he graduated magna cum laude.
Narvasa was succeeded as Chief Justice by Hilario Davide Jr.
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Black Diamond doesn't state how the Post-Op Hoody got its name, but I'm going to guess that it has to do with its almost surgical blend of natural and synthetic fibers. Like the designers went into an operating room, put brushed merino wool and StretchWoven nylon onto the operating table.... then lightning struck a rod, they threw a switch and VOILA. The result was the super warm, insulating, moisture-wicking, Post-Op hooded jacket. Great for technical ascents or simply kicking it around town.
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I felt there were a couple of design flaws/oddities with this jacket. First off, it either needs a hem drawcord or a tighter, partially elasticized hem. The loose fitting bottom bells out too much, letting drafts in and generally making the jacket fit in an unflaterring way. It's particularly odd since the rest of the jacket is fairly form fitting, which brings me to my next point: the shoulders, upper back and chest are too tight in comparison to the rest of the jacket. I wear a size 42 or 43 jacket and I bought the large size and it was just too tight. And even that would have been somewhat acceptable had the rest of the jacket fit in a similar way. If you're a tall, long torsoed, thinly built, wide hipped person then this might be the cut for you. The material is nicely stretchy, but quite thin with brushed, slightly scratchy merino wool inside. I really wanted to like this jacket but I couldn't make it happen.
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