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Phoenix Coyotes co-owner would prefer longer overtime to shootout
Give the Phoenix Coyotes 60 minutes to play hockey and they're not too bad.
Make them play another five, and they get a little worse.
Force them to do anything after that and, well, it's a struggle.
As the Coyotes head into their final three games of the season, it's hard not to notice how their "free hockey" struggles have cost them.
The team's 15 overtime losses are tied for tops among Western Conference teams, and they've lost more shootouts than they've won.
If only things were just a little different.
"Our overtime games have cost us this year," Coyotes co-owner George Gosbee told Doug and Wolf on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM Thursday. "We had 15, and if we could have converted half of those we'd be up there with 94, 95 points."
As it is, the Coyotes' 87 points are not enough to get them into the postseason, while seven or eight more would all but guarantee a spot.
Win the game, earn two points. Lose it in overtime or in a shootout, earn one. It adds up over the duration of a season.
Of course, the Coyotes have the same chance as their opponent to score in the extra five minutes, so it's not as if they go into overtime at a disadvantage.
But if neither team scores the game moves to a shootout, and those have not gone well at all for the team. And while they may be exciting to watch, if it was up to Gosbee games would not be decided in that manner.
"I think that the shootout is entertaining but I'd much rather see a longer overtime period," he said.
Gosbee made sure to note that he's not asking the NHL to go with a full period, but rather another few minutes of action in hopes that the game will be settled in a normal hockey setting.
"Adding three or five minutes onto it I think would help," he said. "And I think a lot more games could get decided by playing rather than going down to the shootout."
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Europe : Spain : Madrid
Syracuse's Madrid program allows students to take courses from a variety of disciplines in both English and Spanish (business, biology, arts and sciences, Spanish language and literature, etc.) at Syracuse's Madrid Center. Students with advanced Spanish skills can participate in the spring only Option II program and take courses at the Universidad Autonoma. Program begins with required academic seminar. Students are required to take a Spanish language course and live with host families.
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Masters Degree in Procurement and Contract Management
Read on to learn about master's degree programs in procurement and contract management. Find out the curricula and admission requirements for these programs, as well as career options and certification information for graduates.
Essential Information
Designed for working professionals already in the contract administration field, master's programs provide a foundation for understanding the strategies and operations of federal procurement practices, and students gain a complete understanding of the contract life cycle and its stages. These graduate programs typically cover commercial, international, and government contracts. Master's degree programs in procurement and contract management typically require two years to complete and prepare students for advanced positions in contract administration.
Education Prerequisites
Applicants should have a bachelor's degree in a business-related area. Depending on work experience and undergraduate courses taken, business classes such as statistics and finance may be required. Beneficial traits include being detail oriented, communicative, and an analytic thinker.
Program Coursework
Students increase their knowledge of legal and ethical issues, financial analysis, contract negotiation, and risk management through curriculums that focus on real world problem solving and decision making through team exercises, hands-on applications, and lectures. Courses cover the areas of contract management, including federal procurement, legal issues, and the new areas of international contracting and outsourcing. Students gain mastery of the procurement process and regulatory requirements through courses, such as:
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Career opportunities for all kinds of administrative services managers, including contract administrators, are expected to grow by as much as 15% between 2010 and 2020, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Applicants for high-level management positions can anticipate competition; however, a master's degree may enhance opportunities for advancement. In May 2012, the median annual salary among administrative services managers, such as contract administrators, was $81,080, per the BLS; those working as part of management teams for businesses and enterprises earned an average of $100,480 annually.
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Certification can be earned through such organizations as the National Contract Management Association. Individuals with an undergraduate degree and a certain amount of continuing professional education hours qualify for three types of certification, including federal, commercial, and professional contracts. Once students meet the requirements, they're eligible to take the applicable exams.
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This 2 bedroom 2 bath condo unit located in the Palms of Dear Creek on the third floor directly overlooks the 17th hole of the golf course. This unit is within an amazingly friendly community. Please note that there is a Four Month min. only. The condo association allows only one rental per year. This spaciously layed out condo has a newly screened in patio, a new flat screen TV and new hardwood floors. Wonderful view of the sprawling 18 hole golf course can be seen throughout the property. Just 3 miles up the road you will find Deerfield's awarding winning beaches. After you finish relaxing by the pool, and enjoying the beauty and peace. You will find that this centrally located property has access to an endless number of activities, attractions, events, museums, golfing, bicycling, water sports, boating, sightseeing, fishing, shopping, dining and all that sunny South Florida has to offer Deer Creek is a friendly and active community with bridge, tennis, golf, swimming and walking paths throughout the property.
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Caregivers' active role in palliative home care – to encourage or to dissuade? A qualitative descriptive study
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BMC Palliative Care 2008, 7:15 doi:10.1186/1472-684X-7-15Published: 16 September 2008
Spouses' involvement in palliative care is often a prerequisite for home death, but it is unclear whether active involvement of the spouse, e.g. administering and being in charge of oral or subcutaneous medication or taking care of the patient's personal hygiene, could be harmful or have negative effects on the spouse's experience of the palliative course of disease. The aim of this study was to explore the impact of bereaved spouses' active involvement in medical and physical care on their experience of the palliative course of disease.
The study was a qualitative, descriptive study based on semi-structured individual interviews with seven bereaved spouses.
Four main categories were found: Degree of involvement, Positive and Negative impact and Prerequisites. The prerequisites found for a positive outcome were Safety (24-hour back-up), Confidence (Professionals' confidence in the spouses' abilities) and Dialog (Spouses' influence on decision-making and being asked).
The results from this study identified important issues whenever spouses take an active part in medical treatment and physical care of critically ill patients in palliative care. The results question the previous research that active involvement of family care givers could be harmful and add preconditions to a positive outcome. More research into these preconditions is needed.


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Richard Anderson-Martinez joined UNE as an Area Coordinator with the Office of Residential Education and Housing in the summer of 2012 before joining Multicultural Affairs and Diversity in January 2015. Originally from Wisconsin, Richard has grown to love southern Maine and the surrounding communities. His research interests include gender identity development and expression in male-identified persons and assessing campus climate toward underrepresented populations.Read More
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Bennett (LAT, ATC) recently completed her first year as part of the UNE staff in the position of Assistant Athletic Trainer.
She came to Biddeford after spending two years at NCAA Division I Northeastern University, during which she attained her master's degree in applied nutrition. In her time with the Huskies, Bennett worked directly with the women's ice hockey and women's volleyball programs.
Bennett received her bachelor's degree in athletic training from the University of Southern Maine in 2011. She... Read More
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Liddy Bileck
Administrative Assistant, Counseling Services and Disability Services
Test Proctor, Disability Services
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Office Manager
(207) 602-2443
Born and raised in Biddeford Maine, I have been with the University since 1990. I have worked in the Counseling Office, the College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Office, the Student Affairs Dean's Office on the Portland Campus and in the College of Osteopathic Medicine. I have held my current position as Office Manager in the Student Academic Success Center since 2008. Read More
Head Men's Lacrosse Coach
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Burch holds a 19-17 overall record through two seasons as head coach of the UNE men's lacrosse program. He guided the Nor'easters to a program-record 14 wins (14-5) in his first season (2013), after serving the men's lacrosse program for four years as assistant coach and defensive coordinator. Continuing the team's improvement from recent years, Big Blue eclipsed the school record for wins in a season by four games (10-10 in 2012), posted a 6-2 mark in league contests, and... Read More
Mary Lou Burgess
Nurse Practitioner
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Worked at UNE for past two years serving students health care needs. Previously, has many years experience as an RN and advanced practice nursing (APRN) in a variety of settings.Read More
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Head Field Hockey Coach
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Collins guided the UNE field hockey squad to a 17-6 record in her first season leading the program, which included a 12-0 mark in Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) games, and the program's second ECAC New England Championship title. Collins was voted CCC Coach of the Year by her peers.
Prior to UNE, Collins was a three-year assistant under former Olympian and U.S. National Team member Jill Reeve at NCAA Division I Brown University, and spent one year as assistant coach... Read More
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Davis has guided the Nor'easters for four seasons, posting a 39-29-7 mark in that time. The women's soccer program owns a 25-11-4 in Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) games under Davis.
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Assistant Dean of Students for Residence Life
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Educated at Assumption College and Suffolk University, Jennifer has been working with undergraduate students for more than a decade. Experience at previous institutions includes various positions in Residence Life, Student Activities and Community Volunteer Services / Service Learning. Jennifer is the National Volunteer Coordinator of NASPA, an organization of student affairs professionals in higher education, and is the past Co-Director of the Maine Association of Student Personnel Admininstrators.Read More
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Showa Denko K.K. (SDK) Announces Changes in Corporate Management.
Yasumasa Sasaki will resign as Representative Director and Executive Vice-Presidential Corporate Officer on January 4. He will resign as Director at the general meeting of shareholders in March and become Counselor of SDK.
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Koji Kudo will resign as Managing Corporate Officer, Chief Technology Officer, and Executive Officer of Technology Headquarters on January 4. He will also resign as Director in March and become Technical Advisor of SDK.
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Takashi Kobayashi will resign as Auditor while Hiroyuki Tezuka, Partner, Nishimura & Asahi, will be elected Auditor, in March. Hiroshi Ito, Standing Statutory Auditor, and Shogo Itoda, Auditor, whose tern of office is to expire in March, will be reelected.
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Hisao Takamatsu, Masayuki Miyauchi, Toshio Nishide, and Eiichi Sato will resign as Corporate Officers on January 3, and will be appointed Senior Corporate Fellows on January 4. Takamatsu will continue to serve as General Manager, Chemicals Division, Chemicals Sector; Nishide, as General Manager, Extrusions/Specialty Products Division, Aluminum Sector; and Sato, as Oita Complex Representative, Petrochemicals Sector. Miyauchi, currently General Manager, Carbons Division, Inorganics Sector, will be appointed General Manager, Corporate R&D Center, Technology Headquarters.
Shigeru Yanagimoto and Kazuyuki Yokoo will resign as Chief Technologists and will be appointed Senior Corporate Fellows on January 4. Yanagimoto will resign as General Manager, Aluminum Technology Center, Aluminum Sector, while Yokoo will remain as General Manager, SPS Innovation Office.
Meanwhile, eight Corporate Fellows will be appointed on January 4. They are, Masayuki Shinoda (General Manager, Capacitor Department, Electronics Sector), Kazumi Naito (R&D Center, Technology Headquarters), Masashi Sakaguchi (Managing Director, Showa Denko Sakai Aluminum K.K.), Hirokazu Iwasaki (General Manager, Intellectual Property Office), Tetsuo Nakajo (General Manager, Technology Development Department, Oita Complex, Petrochemicals Sector), Hiroshi Uchida (R&D Center, Technology Headquarters), Makoto Nakajima (General Affairs Office), and Tamotsu Yoshida (Corporate Strategy Office).
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BCS Championship: Tale of the tape
ALABAMA: If there's not necessarily a "Touchdown Jesus" equivalent, there is Denny Chimes, where the football team captains get to leave their indelible marks. The base of the tower displays hand and foot impressions of each captain from Tide teams since the 1940s.
NOTRE DAME: The Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes is one-seventh the size of the French shrine where the Virgin Mary appeared to Saint Bernadette in 1858. Visitors pass by peacefully, light candles and say prayers - probably a few for a Fighting Irish victory.
ALABAMA: `Bama headed West in 1925 to capture the program's first national championship with a 20-19 win over Washington in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. - the same place Saban won his first with the Tide. The 1925 squad went 10-0 and outscored opponents 297-26, and seven organizations declared Alabama the nation's best team.
NOTRE DAME: In 1924, it was Notre Dame that capped an undefeated season in the Rose Bowl by beating Pop Warner's Stanford team for the national championship. The first of three for Knute Rockne, and 11 that Notre Dame claims. The Fighting Irish haven't played in the Rose Bowl since.
ALABAMA: Carson Tinker received a scholarship before this season but was already one of college football's most well-known walk-ons and long snappers, though for a tragic reason. His girlfriend, Ashley Harrison, was killed by a tornado when she and Tinker were thrown about 50 yards from the closet where they had huddled. Tinker has persevered and become a fan favorite with nearly 27,000 followers on Twitter.
NOTRE DAME: Rudy Ruettiger, the ultimate underdog story. He overcame a learning disability to get accepted to Notre Dame, then at 5-foot-6 and 165 pounds he made the Fighting Irish scout team. He got on the field for three plays, and had a sack on the final play of his final game. Hollywood got hold of the story, added a little melodrama, and turned it into a sports movie classic.
ALABAMA: Joe Namath came to Tuscaloosa from Beaver Falls, Pa., and was a 1964 All-American for the Tide team that was named national champion by some organizations. Then, of course, he became an unforgettable pro football star who guaranteed his New York Jets would upset Baltimore in the 1969 Super Bowl - before making good on it. Bart Starr, another Hall of Famer, and Kenny Stabler also went on to terrific pro careers.
NOTRE DAME: Joe Montana, another western Pennsylvania kid who grew up to become an all-time great quarterback, came to Notre Dame in 1974. In his sophomore season, he gained a reputation as the comeback kid, coming off the bench to lead the Fighting Irish from behind to beat North Carolina and Air Force. He capped his career with another remarkable comeback victory against Houston in the 1979 Cotton Bowl, then went on to win four Super Bowls with the San Francisco 49ers.
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30.12.05 - Denver, Colo. - "Brawlroom Boxing" makes its return to the Denver area and its thirsty fight fans on Tuesday, January 17, 2006. Following a highly successful inaugural show back in September 2005; Tuesday Night Fights, LLC is anxious to bring another high-octane card to the Denver area..
The classy and historic Sherman Street Event Center will once again play host to "Brawlroom Boxing" and the card will be taped and televised at a later date by HDNet, with Heavyweight contender DaVarryl "Touch of Sleep" Williamson providing the color commentary. Doors will open at 6pm with the first bell at 7pm (MST). Headlining the card will be a rare "double main event" featuring Jr. Welterweight terrors Adrian & Anthony Mora, both in 10 round fights.
Anthony "The Matrix" Mora (14-0, 10) will face Roberto Valenzuela (34-18-1, 30) in something of a grudge match. Valenzuela is a familiar face to Denver fight fans, as he faced Adrian on the September 20th card. In a hard fought bout, one in which featured a lot of back and forth, Mora took home a unanimous decision win, but Valenzuela certainly won over some fans and is eager to extract some revenge on older brother, Anthony. Anthony is no slouch though, and is up to the task. After injuries slowed 2004, he returned with two wins in '05, but wants to start 2006 off with a big step up win. "This is my opportunity to show people that my talent matches my hype, and 2006 will be the year that my brother and I explode onto the scene."
Adrian Mora (14-0-1, 7) will square off vs. Shawn "Sabre" Simmons (26-15-1) of Kentucky. Adrian is quickly establishing himself as a legitimate prospect and fringe contender only 15 fights into his career. Already ranked by the WBC, NABF, NABA & USBA, Adrian is looking to make a significant move in 2006. "It's just a matter of time before I position myself in the ratings so that some of these other prospects have to face me to move on. It's frustrating because everyone wants to be a 'prospect', but no one wants to take a risk. One more fight, and I'll be ready, willing and able to take on any of the prospects in the division, anywhere they want to make the fight." Simmons, a savvy veteran of 42 pro fights has been in with some of the division's better prospects, including Lakva Sim, Angel Manfredy & Billy Irwin and should provide another stern test for Mora.
Jose "El Asesino Caro Niño" Morales (1-0) will step in against Manny Sanchez (2-1) in a scheduled 5-rounder. Morales debuted in front of a packed Sherman Street Event Center and made an immediate impression with talent, technique and sheer volume; some fans thought he may have stolen the show. Sanchez suffered a broken jaw last time out, but has fully recovered and is anxious to get in the ring. This one will be a classic Mexican war; meet in the center of the ring, throw down and see who comes out on top.
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Pune: In one of the largest excavations undertaken for an Indus Valley civilisation site at Rakhigarhi in Hisar district of Haryana, city-based archaeologists have discovered human skeletons in the burial mounds.
In order to know more about their origin, race, food habits, health and the diseases that plagued them, a team of scientists from Seoul National University of Medicine, South Korea has been roped in to conduct DNA testings on these skeletons.
Archaeologists working in the village believe that the Indus Valley civilisation has its roots in Rakhigarhi and gradually grew from there.
The team from the archaeological department of Deccan College, which has been conducting excavations at the village, believe that Rakhigarhi is the largest Indus Valley civilisation site spanning across a 350-hectare area compared to Mohenjo-daro situated in Pakistan, which is around 300 hectare.
There are close to 2,000 Indus Valley civilisation sites across India, Pakistan and Afghanistan, of which Mohenjo-daro, Harappa, and Ganweriwala in Pakistan; and Dholavira and Rakhigarhi in India are the most well known.
Vasant Shinde, vice-chancellor and director of Deccan College Post-Graduate and Research Institute, affiliated to the University of Pune, said that since the Rakhigarhi site is the biggest, they plan to apply for a 'World Heritage Status' for the site and will soon start the nomination process.
"Though the work has been going on for the past three years, for the first two years, we could only conduct surveys of the area. The excavation work was started just a year ago," he said.
Terming it an important discovery, Shinde said, "While conducting excavations, our archaeologists found some early dates of 1500 BC in Rakhigarhi and on that basis there is a strong sense that the Indus Valley civilisation could have its roots here and then moved towards the Indus valley," he said.
He added that after the fact is confirmed, it would be biggest discovery in this field. He also said that while carrying out excavations, they discovered a big burial ground and found human skeletons. To take the investigation deeper, a team of scientists from Seoul National University of Medicine in Korea has been invited to conduct more tests.
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The Museum of Modern Art has gotten the go-ahead from the New York City Planning Commission for its $600-million expansion project, currently in the early stages. During this summer's vituperative PASTA-MOMA strike -- settled a little over a month ago -- union supporters had threatened to hold up city approval for a zoning change necessary for the construction. Meanwhile, as a signal that all is well at the world's best modern art museum, MoMA unveiled "Open Ends," Oct. 19, 2000-Jan. 30, 2001, the third and final installation of works from its permanent collection. The show, organized by curators Kirk Varnedoe, Paola Antonelli and Joshua Siegel, focuses on art since 1960, and includes lots of recent acquisitions in a series of 11 thematic installations and 14 large-scale individual projects.
The dueling luxury-good tycoons who are taking over the art world -- Christie's owner François Pinault and Phillips owner Bernard Arnault -- have moved their rivalry over into the vanity-museum arena. Pinault recently announced plans to build a 320,000-square-foot Pinault Foundation museum on Seguin Island in the Seine in western Paris. Now, Arnault has hired long-time Sotheby's Impressionist hand Michel Strauss to oversee an undisclosed project that observers speculate will be Arnault's own museum, according to Paul Tharp in the New York Post. Stay tuned.
Art-auction observers who miss the suave gaveling of Swiss auctioneer Simon de Pury -- "I can sell it, I can sell it right now!" he would proclaim in his inimitable continental accent -- are pleased to hear that the former Sotheby's chief auctioneer is now working for Phillips Auctioneers. De Pury takes up the hammer for Phillips at its forthcoming autumn sales, scheduled once again for the American Craft Museum (Impressionist and Modern on Nov. 6, and contemporary on Nov. 13). De Pury left Sotheby's in 1997 to found art dealing and advisory firm de Pury Luxembourg Art.
France's Musee d'Orsay is exhibiting 109 major works of art donated to the state by an anonymous donor, according to published reports. The gift, called "one of the most generous donations of the past century," includes works by artists including Bonnard, Cézanne, Degas, Giacometti, Leger, Manet, Matisse and Picasso. Provincial daily La Provence speculates that the donor is medical researcher and noted arts supporter Philippe Meyer, who is known to have previously contributed generously to the museum.
The British press is up in arms after Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott slagged off native-son artist Henry Moore during a ceremony in Beijing. Unveiling an abstract sculpture in the first stop of a show of monumental works touring China, Prescott asked "He didn't like heads, did he? What's with the heads?" Looking at another figurative piece featuring arms but no hands, he remarked "hands are very hard to get right, aren't they?" "I think we can safely say that Henry Moore's reputation will withstand Mr. Prescott's comments," sniffed Roger Berthoud, the sculptor's biographer.
Forget television and the Internet -- a new study reveals that 43 percent of Americans consider museums to be more trustworthy than any other information source. A national poll commissioned by museum exhibit design firm Ueland Junker McCauley and Nicholson finds that more than a third of Americans have visited a museum in the last 12 months. Respondents ranked museums second only to libraries as an important part of the American cultural fabric, with 37 percent agreeing that they provide the most rewarding learning experience. More information on the survey can be found at the UJMN website.
The New-York Historical Society is putting some of its legendary collection of Hudson River School paintings on view in "Intimate Friends: Thomas Cole, Asher Durand and William Cullen Bryant," Oct. 24, 2000-Feb. 4, 2001. The show is organized by art scholars Barbara Novak and Ella M. Foshay, and complements "Art and the Empire City: New York, 1825-61" at the Metropolitan Museum. The show features approximately 50 works by Durand and Cole plus Bryant's journals and writings, and subsequently tours Europe in mid-2001.
Want a one-night stand with intimate performance artist Lee Ming-Wei? Call Lombard-Freid Fine Arts on West 26th Street in Chelsea, (212) 967-8040, and sign up to participate in "The Sleeping Project," Oct. 21-Nov. 22, 2000. You'll have to bring your own sleepover paraphernalia -- clock, photos, stuffed toys, etc. -- and leave it there for the duration of the show. But don't worry, the piece includes separate beds. The installation also boasts 25 minimalist dressing tables (one per guest) designed in collaboration with Good Design Inc. and Mingwei's recent digital paintings, which are called "Dreaming." Mingwei previously exhibited "The Letter Writing Project" at the Whitney Museum.
Want to know all about hip Las Vegas-based art critic Dave Hickey's new art movement, Ultralounge? Then subscribe to Artpix, the nonprofit CD-ROM journal of contemporary art published twice annually in Houston, Tx. Artpix 2 features Ultralounge plus news on "Colorfields: Now and Then," curated by L.A. critic David Pagel. Forthcoming editions of the vinyl periodical feature the art of New Zealand and a documentation of "DiverseDialogues" at DiverseWorks in Houston. Single issues are $30; for more info, contact Artpix, PO Box 131527, Houston, Tx., or go to www.artpix.org.
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Re: Sailing Hawk Channel at night?
I do not understand why you would want to do that trip at night, nonstop.
If you were to go outside, there is a counter current that runs close to the reef and you can stay in 50 to 100 feet of water so you can pretty much run it on your sounder. Charts are quite accurate along the reef, and shipping must stay well out. You will have a steady wind without the interference that the structures along Hawk's Channel create and the channel currents can be difficult.
Of course, the inside passage can be done, but I'd stock up on Rolaids, if I were attempting it, day or night.
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Just two words: Hillary Clinton.
Hillary Clinton is just creepy.
po Bob Robert Smith Март 28, 2008
Not being able to leave you or your significant other alone; asks you for a kiss in front of your boyfriend. Also, when someone stares or looks at you out of the corner of their eyes when thy think you aren't looking.
Creepy Tom asked me for a kiss while my boyfriend was 5 feet away!
po Laraine&Mackey Септембар 25, 2007
people who define their girlfriend/boyfriends names in order to get some
I'm hoping janie will sleep with me because I defined her name on urbandictionary
po noflyway99 Април 23, 2005
A strong form of Maryjuana. Chronic.
I smoked some good creepy last night.
po martha Март 24, 2004
of our pertaining to one who is a creep.
"Did he really just add your mom on facebook? That's so creepy!"
po otootles Април 18, 2010
weird person
po allisonheart Јул 26, 2009
definition of creepy, is a shang.
shang stared at me as i walked by & licked her lucious lips, i shuddered and said HOW CREEPY.
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Opinions on Kumho LX Platinum tires? (car tire thread...no, not Darkside, CAR TIRES)
Anyone bought a set? I'm cross shopping these with a similar set of Michelins. How well did they hold up, what are the wear and noise characteristics over time?
My primary concerns in order are:
1. Dry and wet traction
2. noise
3. ride comfort
4. snow traction
Maybe you've already been there, but http://tirerack.com has the world's largest collection of car tire user ratings and reviews.
I try not to buy very many car tires. :D
My daughters car came with Kumho tires. So far, so good but she only has about 6k miles on them. The wife's car came with Hankook tires and she has close to 43k on them and they are doing great, we're hoping to get 50k out of them. They are quiet, have excellent grip in wet or dry and very predictable handling. We do check the air pressure monthly and rotate them every 5k miles like clockwork. All in all, we are very impressed with them for an OEM tire. And I'm a dyed in the wool Michelin fan.
Can't help you on the snow part. Sorry!
happen to be in tire sales myself. What kinda car you got?
Will say, Kumho is a hit or miss. A lot of cars are coming with the Solus. I have two myself as they are pretty cheap. They're half way decent for cheaper tires. Don't wear funny, don't seem to burn up too fast.
Hankook tires have gotten strides better over the years. Dynapro's are 70,000 mile suv tires, even the good brands don't get any better than that. They lack a bit in traction, but not enough that I'd turn anyone away from them.
Interesting fact - Hankook also makes the sears branded Roadhandlers. They are 100,000 mile tires with decent handling characteristics. The only thing close to that is the Michelin Defender, 90,000 miles.
Fwiw ive had good luck with the kr21's.
My truck is not here or I would tell you the exact "model" Kumho tires I have, but I have a full set of Kumho dual-sport type tires on my Ford Explorer. They are a tad more aggressive than street tires, but certainly more conservative than truck offroad knobbies, the perfect balance, quiet, have worn very well, many miles, about $130 each for my Explorer. Great summer, winter, and just a touch more gnarly than all season type tires.
I can look when I am up at storage to see which Kumho's they are. I would get them again. Had to order them, Discount tire got em for me but did not stock them. Had em in like 4 days.
The car they will be going on is a 2005 Saab 9-5 Aero. I pretty much drive like an old man, but it is a relatively powerfull wrong wheel drive car, so the tires need to be capable of accelerating and turning the car at the same time. I have found that some tires really can exaggerate the FWD torque steer.
Other that that I want:
Quiet, smooth, good dry and wet traction. Snow traction is a plus, but any AS tire should be good enough for that. I'm no longer interested in winter/summer tires sets for the 1x per year I'll drive in snow.
I'm also undecided between the stock 225/45/17 size, 225/50 or 235/45. I've run both 225/45 and 235/45 in the past. The 235s ride a bit nicer and look better but do give up a bit of mpg. I have the ability to calibrate the speedo to what ever size I decide, so that is not an issue.
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Coups de Theatre
Three bilans after a busy week of cultural eventsIt was a week of too much to do within too little time. When three large, interrelated, long-standing cultural events happen simultaneously, mid-season, within in a city noted for its hypercharged arts
Convergence: Coups de Theatre, CINARS, Salon du LivreWhy do they do it all at once? This week the CINARS performing arts exchange, the Coups de Theatre children's theatre festival, and Montreal's huge book fair, the Salon du Livre, all kicked off within 24 hours of each other.


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History Leaves Salts Behind
January 4, 2005
These plots, or spectra, show that a rock dubbed "McKittrick" near the Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity's landing site at Meridiani Planum, Mars, has higher concentrations of sulfur and bromine than a nearby patch of soil nicknamed "Tarmac." These data were taken by Opportunity's alpha particle X-ray spectrometer, which uses curium-244 to assess the elemental composition of rocks and soil. Only portions of the targets' full spectra are shown to highlight the significant differences in elemental concentrations between "McKittrick" and "Tarmac." Intensities are plotted on a logarithmic scale. A nearby rock named Guadalupe similarly has extremely high concentrations of sulfur, but very little bromine. This "element fractionation" typically occurs when a watery brine slowly evaporates and various salt compounds are precipitated in sequence.
Topics: Environment, Chemistry, Matter, Chemical elements, Alpha, X-ray, Alpha particle X-ray spectrometer, Bromine, Curium, Opportunity rover, Meridiani Planum, Sulfur, Mars, Physics


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Hotel Lindenhof Lübeck - Lubeck
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Hotel Lindenhof Lübeck enjoys a convenient location in Lübeck near the train station, the city center, and the motorway exit. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, and cafes to choose from within walking distance.
This welcoming 3-star Lübeck hotel is the perfect choice for discovering the main attractions in Lübeck, the second largest city in the Schleswig-Holstein region and the largest German harbor on the Baltic Sea.
On-site amenities include a children's swimming pool, a bar serving drinks and light fare, and complimentary wireless Internet access. Please note: the bar may not serve all meals daily. A breakfast buffet is served daily in the breakfast room. Free outdoor parking is available.
The hotel is pet friendly, and dogs and cats are welcome.
Outstanding! We spent one night in a family room, 2 adults and a teenage girl. Exc...Venere Guest, Russia
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Breakfast at Hotel Lindenhof Lübeck
A free buffet breakfast is available between 6:30 AM and 10:00 AM.
Facilities at Hotel Lindenhof Lübeck
- Sauna
- Bar
- Lift/elevator
- Pets accepted
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- City tour
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Internet/Email services
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- Children 6 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: between 3:00 PM and 6 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
Please contact the property ahead of time if you are planning to arrive after 6 PM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: EUR 8 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 5 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 20 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
National ratingHotelstars Union assigns an official star rating in Germany. This property is rated 3 star Superior and is displayed on this page as 3 stars.
Hotel Lindenhof Lübeck reviews
- May 2011
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Russia
Outstanding! We spent one night in a family room, 2 adults and a teenage girl. Excellent room, very good breakfast. Location is also very good, literally ten minutes walk to the Town Hall Square. Certainly recomend to others.
- June 2010
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first time,only one night,on the way to Danmark,nice room,walking distance of the historical center of the city,good breakfast,nice surving.
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Book your pet-friendly accommodation at the 66-room Hotel Lindenhof Lübeck. Televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Business travelers visiting the Luebeck area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and safes.
Guest rooms are individually decorated, making each stay a unique experience. Private bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Extra beds
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
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How to reach Hotel Lindenhof LübeckBy car
From A1 motorway, take the exit n.22 'Lübeck-Zentrum' and follow signs to 'Zentrum'. After about 100 meters, you come to a roundabout, then turn right into the first street. Proceed for about 50 meters and turn left at the traffic light. Proceed for about 1 kilometre until you come to another roundabout. Take the second street 'Moislinger Allee' at the corner of the pharmacy and after 50 meters turn right into 'Nebenhofstraße'. After 50 meters turn right into Lindenstraße. The hotel is situated on the right side.
Distances from Hotel Lindenhof LübeckSalt Storage Warehouses - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
Museum Holstentor - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Theater Figuren Museum - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
St. Peter's Church - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
St. Mary's Church - 0.7 km / 0.5 mi
Klingenberg - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Luebeck Town Hall - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Buddenbrooks House - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Schrangen - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Luebeck Cathedral - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Theatre Luebeck - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Museum of Nature and the Environment - 1 km / 0.6 mi
St. Catherine's Church - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
St. Anne's Museum - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
St. Jakobi Church - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Lindenhof Lübeck is Luebeck (LBC) - 7 km / 4.3 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
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Busch dominated the early, but had to overcome a penalty that sent him to the back of the pack midway through the race. However, he battled back from 19th place in the No. 51 Toyota for his first Truck victory since since Sept. 24, 2011, at Loudon, N.H.
The 28-year-old Busch took the lead for good on lap 123 after a four-car wreck brought out the caution flag and held on for his 31st career Truck Series win, fifth at Charlotte and 112th win in NASCAR's top three series.
Brendan Gaughan finished second, and Max Gresham had his best finish ever, taking third. Series points leader Matt Crafton was fourth, followed by Ty Dillon.


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Overrated: Any luau. I've been to at least a half dozen commercial luaus around the islands and didn't enjoy any of them. The modern luau industrial complex has taken a traditional feast and turned it into a Vegas-style overeaters buffet of middling quality food, lots of expensive booze and then a floor show. It's a mainstay of group package tours and timeshare hawkers ("free luau if you come see our property").
Underrated: Ranch-grilled burgers. At the Honolua General Store near the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua and especially at Ulupalakua Ranch Store & Grill in the upcountry, you can have a great hamburger grilled to perfection and served at benches beside old ranch- and plantation-style buildings. Laid-back and delicious.
Overrated: Pools. Every resort hotel in West and South Maui has an amazing pool, with the ones at the Grand Wailea, Fairmont Kea Lani, Hyatt Regency Maui and Westin Maui among the best in the world. But to see people sitting at a pool with their backs to the ocean and a sparsely crowded, world-class beach just a few feet away is a crime against nature. I know why they do it – as my daughter said when she was younger about her preference for the pool, "There's stuff in the ocean." Well, darling, with all those people standing around with beers in hand, I can assure you there is "stuff" in the pool, too.
Underrated: Pacific Ocean. No island has more great beaches than Maui. Kapalua, D.T. Fleming, Napili, Kaanapali, Wailea and Hamoa just begin to cover the options. Even the airport has a good beach. Being slightly sunburned and having a lingering saltwater taste in your mouth is the feeling of being on vacation. If the pool is all you want, save your money and go to Las Vegas or Phoenix.
Overrated: Whaler's Village. Most of the same California-based surfwear stores and overpriced jewelry shops you'll find in Waikiki are packed into a two-story mall. The parking garage is striped for cars from the 1970s, so make sure you have your collision damage waiver on your rental Mustang before trying to squeeze it between two SUVs. I didn't and paid the price.
Underrated: Paia. The haven for hippies-turned-shop-owners on the north end of the island is a great stop on your way to Haleakala, the airport or the island's best fish restaurant, Mama's Fish House. In between the patchouli oil and crystals, you'll find plantation-era stores turned into funky boutiques selling secondhand aloha wear, artisan jewelry and interesting bathing suit designs. Maui Girls bikinis were featured in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition.
Overrated: Summer. So you like bleeding out of your wallet? Hawaii sits just north of the equator, meaning there isn't a big difference between the seasons. Yes, it is marginally warmer and drier in summer. But the biggest difference is in prices, with summer costing twice as much as other times of year. Airfare from Los Angeles in early August: $1,000 roundtrip. Airfare in late September: $490.
Underrated: Fall. The summer crowds have gone home and the snowbirds have yet to arrive. There are no spring vacation hordes and Japanese "Golden Week" tourists clogging up a big chunk of April and May and driving up prices. With most vacationers having already spent their money on a trip to Hawaii, airlines and hotels have to drop prices steeply to get people to come. Many visitors won't go because of a fear of rainfall from a tropical storm or even a churning hurricane. But it's a long shot, and the savings are enough to offset any apprehension. My favorite time is right after Thanksgiving, when fares are low and the tropical-style Christmas season is in full swing.
Overrated: "Margaritaville," by Jimmy Buffett. Like the feeling after downing a pitcher of too sweet frozen margaritas, I am ready to hurl after hearing yet another Maui beach lounge act singing about "searching for my lost shaker of salt." The whole Florida/Mexico collection of songs beloved by Buffett's "Parrothead" fans has been transplanted to Maui. There's even that Cheeseburger in Paradise restaurant in Lahaina that takes its name from another Buffett song.
Underrated: "The Last Resort," by the Eagles. "Call some place paradise, kiss it goodbye." Almost 40 years ago, the Eagles were singing about overdevelopment and greed changing places. The last part of the song is set in Lahaina and even references the famous neon "JESUS IS COMING" sign at the north end of town.
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