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Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert and head coach Mike Tomlin held their annual pre draft press conference on Monday and during it they were asked to update the status of inside linebacker Sean Spence, who is still trying to battle back from a serious knee injury suffered in the 2012 preseason finale.
"He's healthy and working, so we cant wait, obviously, to watch him take the next step in this process which is obviously play football," said Tomlin.
Even though Spence hasn't played since injuring his knee, Tomlin doesn't think they are starting over with him.
"I don't think were starting from scratch," said Tomlin of Spence. "These haven't been empty days for him since he's been here with the rehabilitation process and what he's been able to do in terms of learning our system of football. I'm not going to assume that he's starting from ground zero, no."
Tomlin says he's not sure yet whether or not Spence's knee is back to where it was prior to the injury, however.
"I think that's yet to be determined with how he performs and plays, but he's been given a clean bill of heath and we'll go from there," he said.
Spence was drafted in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft out of Miami.
Anxious to see him practice.
Great news.
What an incredible comeback. I'm really pulling for this guy.
Great news. Now lets keep it going.
Just a thought:
Is it possible that spence's 2 years away served him to learn the playbook, scheme and work on upper body strength. Since he didn't get the mileage on his legs over the last couple years, could this possibly add a year or two to the tail end of his career. Speed for him to play linebacker will never be an issue.
I know I am thinking far out for someone htat hasn't played a down yet, but I'm really pulling for this kid.
Good question. Does time off for injury save that year for later or is the injury year lost because of the damage done outweighs the year off? If he came into the league and you knew his future was retirement in year 2021 did the injury put that off until 2022 or make it 2018? I would guess 2018 but I don't know. Interesting to think about. A dr I guess would say it is a case by case situation?
I wonder even more if they feel strongly enough about his return that it falls down the "position of need" chart this weekend.
Agreed. I guess the other side of that would be rust, lack of contact and getting accustomed to NFL speed. He did play all through camp and had some preseason work. He know his assignments. But, man, 2 years is a long time to be away from the field…………..Spence, Wheaton and Arnfelt/Nick Williams development could really change the complexion of this team. What an infusion of youth, speed and athleticism that would be. I've always felt the development of our 2nd year guys along with Spence are equally as important as this year's draft.
Good point. And to what extent? Listening to dave and dave they are saying that we could use another gunner. Can he alleviate some of that pressure or do they stick to his primary position?
Lets assume best case scenario that he makes this team, it's crazy to think how our LB core got really young and promising in 2 years. 2 years ago Potsy, TImm, harrison and wood. Today, Timm needs an AARP card compared ot the others.
No doubt about it there will be some rust. But in todays NFL it seems like there are no starters on defense, its all subpackage football. And i think that its easier to get someone on the field that is rusty through subpackage foorball. Find what he exceled at in college and let him do it 10 plays a game until he gets use to the speed and gains confidence again. But I couldn't agree more, its impossible to replace gametime as a training tool.
Hope the best for the kid.
I'll buy that. I'm all for taking a positive approach when it comes to Spence.
If Spence makes this team and plays well, it may just be the best Steeler comeback story since Rocky Bleier.
Really looking forward to seeing what he can do come TC. Hope he is able to make the roster and contribute. He's worked really hard to get back.
Just a thought: what if the steelers knew someone behind them was looking to trade ahead of them for Mosley. Could be a smoke screen. It's a long shot but still a thought.
Can't wait to see him play his first down, after all that work i'm sure it'd feel incredible
I think the fact that he is still unproven, and coming off a major injury would deter the idea of a smoke screen in this case
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Glad to hear he's healthy, but I'll definitely cringe every time I see him make a cut or get blocked below the waist.
The good news is surgically repaired knees tend to be stronger than they were previously.
Me too. Hope he is not only healthy, but has retained his burst. To me that is what really made him look special.
That's all good but he now has to get into game shape. The thing I'm most excited about is to see what they believe in this kid to keep him the team. Guess him and Vince Williams will be going at it.
hes been working hard to come back all this year and some of last hes pretty close to game shape now and this kid has mega football smarts…..predicting he will start opposite Timmons in passing situations and might even take job outright by season end
watch out williams
I wont, part of him being medically cleared to play means that he is ready to make cuts and get hit. I will not cringe anymore with him than I would any Steeler player.
very good news
I always hear former players claim that the more reps they take in practice and the beating during games tends to shorten their careers. I'm sure from the physical standpoint the time off for Spence should aid in prolonging his career but I just wonder what the 2 years off has done for his mental side of the game. Does he still read and react the same? He should know the playbook/scheme inside out by now so it's gonna be interesting to see him get on the field/ practice. I'm really hoping he makes it all the way back and becomes a playmaker but time will tell.
It depends on what kind of player/person he is. Some people have to learn how to do things by actually doing them so it all depends on how good he is at taking mental reps. If he can't then he's in the same (or possibly worse) position than he was two years ago.
The steelers have had a lot of young players get injured over the past few years. More than I can ever remember. Is this just bad luck or something else such as poor training and conditioning or players coming into the draft before they are ready. The spence injury is probably the one that hurt the most.
Good assumption. I'm sure he'd know the playbook like the back of his hand now which is great but nothing gets you prepared for the game like practice reps and an actual game. At least he will have all the assignments down so his think-to-do on the field is minimilised. He will definitely take some time to get acustomed to the physical element of the game again though, especialy since he didn't see the field in a regular season game.
Lots of people have praying for this guy for quite some time. I hope it works out for him and can make a few bucks in the NFL. Used to hit like a truck, and I'm hoping he can still move well laterally. If it works out, he may still one day form a great interior LB unit with Timmons. Of course, this would certainly be great news for the Steelers,
Where did you hear that? I'm no doctor but common sense would tell me he's more susceptible to knee injuries than someone who hasn't suffered a knee injury. They're ligaments, not bones.
I was wondering why no one had ever brought up Rocky Bleier in reference to Spence. He spent a few years coming back from his war injury (and I think he was actually waived) before he made it onto the active roster. And of course, it took James Harrison a while to see the field for the Steelers, but that wasn't because of injury. Hey, even Worilds spent three years sitting on his butt before seeing any meaningful playing time…
I don't think it worked that way for James Harrison.
I wish him all the best for purely selfish reasons. If he can pull this off, can he wear number 20 as a LB? Rocky Spence.
That would be special.
To be fair James Harrison was actually playing football though.
hope you are right
I must say that as a proud Steeler fan that this has been great. The most positive, constructive,responses and well wishes that I have ever heard. I am really pulling for this kid. I think that he will really help us in the future. Starting on Special Teams to get acclamated to game speed. Then as a contributer in our Defensive scheme. Loved him coming out of college. I think that he can bring alot, of what Shazier would bring too us on D. And I am really high on Shazier. God Bless you Sean Spence and I hope you have a complete recovery. Here We Go steelers, Here we Go!!!
That is true. I remember cars like its my job. I can tell you every car that anyone I know has driven.. Sometimes they forget and I remind them of their old cars. But you ask me to remember a phone number, and unless you look like Vida Guerra i'll probably forget. What I'm trying to say is that we are not all the same. Whats good for one, is not going to work for the other.
aarp, haha…my question is, have they put him thru any specific field test on the knee, ie. cone drills, or the dreaded 40 time?
just so we know as much as we can about his recovery…
most players come back with stronger knees after surgery not the other way around. Its extremely rare to see a guy have two ACL surgeries
hmmm, so now I've seen conflicting reports. What a surprise lol. Cheers!
I've read differently.
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Plaice with Tangy Stuffing
19 Nov 2010
|Fresh white breadcrumbs
|2 Ounce (50 Gram)
|Chopped watercress
|30 Milliliter (30 Milliliter)
|1 , rind grated
|Lemon juice
|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|1 Small
|Plaice fillets/Lemon sole
|4 Large, skinned
|Canned tomato and onion cook in sauce
|13 1⁄4 Ounce (376 Gram / 1 Can, Homepride)
|To Taste
|To Taste
Preheat oven to 180°C/350°F/Gas Mark 4.
To make stuffing, combine breadcrumbs, chopped watercress, grated lemon rind, lemon juice and seasoning.
Beat the egg well and stir it in.
Spread the stuffing on the skinned side of the fillets.
Roll them up from the tail end and secure with cocktail sticks.
Place them in a shallow, lidded ovenproof dish and spoon over the Tomato and Onion Sauce.
Cover and bake in the oven for 20 minutes.
Serve garnished with fresh prawns, if liked, and sprigs of watercress.
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YIELD: Makes 4 servings
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Preheat oven to 400°F.
Melt butter in an 8-inch square glass baking dish in middle of oven, about 3 minutes.
Arrange pears, cut sides down, in 1 layer in butter and roast in middle of oven until tender, about 20 minutes.
Pour vinegar over pears and roast 5 minutes more.
Transfer pears, cut sides down, to serving plates with cheese and spoon some of juices from baking dish over pears. Drizzle pears and cheese with honey and sprinkle with pepper.


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The LA County Sheriff's Dept. has reopened the Natalie Wood homicide investigation after the captain of the boat she mysteriously disappeared from told investigators he withheld information at the request of her husband Robert Wagner.
Natalie's mother warned her not to marry Wagner the first time. He was one of agent Henry Wilson's "boys," the gay agent who created Rick Hudson, Tab Hunter, and Lee Majors. Susan Finstad wrote a great biography about Natialie. She interviewed people who were on boats near the Splendor the night Natalie drowned. The statements of witnesses (who spoke to the police and had no profit motive) paint a compelling story that Wagner's irresponsible, drunken actions led to Natalie's death. I hope the truth finally comes out.


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The internet really has made the world small. It would be coincidental enough to tell you that when you reached the East end of Tram Road you were about a third of a mile from my house. The really coincidental thing is that I've known the man in your photo for 15 years. He owns 10 acres off Tram Rd. and knows all the surrounding countryside like the back of his hand. We are members of the same deer lease. Actually a hillbilly in a redneck uniform. Yes folks, the Ouachita Mtns. has hillbillys too.
And the final coincidence is the Goldwing ratbike chopper in front of Denny's in Conway...Belongs to a customer of mine named Jerry. How bizarre.
Fantastic ride and photos. I wish I'd been on it with yall! Thanks for sharing.
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Members of the Sierra Nevada Children's Choir, a Reno-based ensemble, are heard in a 60-second radio spot for the Virginia & Truckee Railroad's 2013 advertising campaign.
The six sixth-graders taking part in the campaign are Nicole Choma, 12, Hunsberger Elementary; Maddie McElfish, 12, Jesse Hall Elementary; Tyler Rahimzadeh, 11, Our Lady of the Snows; Noah Tibben-Lembke, 11, Roy Gomm Elementary; Georgia McKnight, 11, Coral Academy of Science; and Allegra Bertani-Roach.
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Starting fire with Natural Gas Assistance
I am planning construction of a 42" oven the summer and I am considering piping in natural gas into the back of the oven, up through the oven floor. I would install a permanent, orifice pipe in the back of the oven to help light/strart fires. I was considering installing the gas shut-off into the front of the stand for ease of turning on/off the gas flow.
Does anyone know if this is a bad idea, or just plain overkill? I know it is done routinely for indoor fireplaces, however, I think this oven will get much hotter than a fireplace.
Re: Starting fire with Natural Gas Assistance
Hey Dwight,
Piping gas into an enclosed space can bring a fair share of risk. With the enclosed space of a pizza oven, any 'extra' gas (slow leak, or you waited a bit to long with the gas running before adding a match) can 'blow up' and make a mess of things. In a fire place, 'extra gas' is less of a concern.
Unless you are prepared to install appropriate safety systems on the gas line, it can add more problems than it solves.
As a general rule, you will want to use dry wood for your fires (all around better results than wet wood). And if you are using dry wood, it doesn't take much time to get past the 'start a fire' stage to the 'keep a fire going strong' phase.
We have seen some fella's use a propane powered 'weed burner' to kick start the fire with good reports. Not as clean an installation as a permanently installed fire starter, but it speeds up the oven firing work.
There obviously are some ovens that run exclusively on gas, but I think they include a fair amount of engineering to support that fuel source.
So, I guess my report is that it can be done, but generally if you have an interest in doing it safely and not creating a situation that will go 'bang' in the back yard, it is best to stay away from the gas in the oven.
Good luck with your build.
Re: Starting fire with Natural Gas Assistance
I agree with Jed.
Besides, starting a fire is not that difficult.
Re: Starting fire with Natural Gas Assistance
I had a feeling someone would give this advice; it makes sense. I will stick with matches.
Re: Starting fire with Natural Gas Assistance
One of the better practices that may help you (if you haven't seen it elsewhere on this site) is to load most of the wood for the next fire in the oven while it is still warm. The residual heat can do a lot to dry out the wood and make it especially easy to start the next fire. Also, if you don't have much fire starting experience, a bit of reading on kindling techniques can help a lot.
As I use a lot of juniper, I actually start most of my fires by simply igniting juniper branches with dry leaves. The stuff burns like greasewood so I have it easy compared to most of you when it comes to starting fires!
Good Luck!
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I get a roaring fire in about 3 minutes with a dry stack of wood and one "Fatwood" stick (Fatwood Natural Fire Starter) available at Lowes/Home Depot/Walmart. No newspaper, no fuss.
Save the gas for your grill :).
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STAMFORD, Conn., Oct. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Zargis Medical Corp., a subsidiary of Speedus Corp. (Nasdaq: SPDE) and a spin-off from Siemens Corporate Research (NYSE: SI), today announced that is has been cleared as an Apple(®) iPhone(®) developer and has begun development of medical diagnostic support software and related peripherals for the iPhone and other leading smartphones.
Zargis has identified the handheld environment as a logical delivery platform for its telemedicine and diagnostic software initiatives, and with its team of experienced developer's plans to leverage the smartphone platform as a mobile hub between medical device peripherals and computer-aided diagnostic support located either locally or remotely.
A recent report released by Manhattan Research stated that 64% of doctors, more than double the number eight years ago, own smartphones, and that this figure will increase to 81% penetration in 2012. However, despite the rapid adoption of the iPhone and other smartphones by physicians, currently available healthcare applications for these devices are generally limited to medical reference libraries, educational tools and applications designed to manage patient medical records.
"The future of healthcare delivery is about connectivity and mobility. Zargis' expertise in computer-aided auscultation and our advanced medical software platform positions us perfectly to create diagnostic software and peripherals that are a natural fit for smartphones. We intend to improve healthcare efficiency by helping clinicians bring medical technology to the patient, rather than the other way around," stated Zargis CEO John Kallassy.
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Drew Crawford had 20 points and nine rebounds for Northwestern, leading the Wildcats to a thrilling 72-69 overtime victory Saturday night over Illinois State at the South Padre Island Invitational Tournament. After Crawford hit a bucket with 25 seconds left and give Northwestern (6-0) a 3-point lead at 55-52, Tyler Brown came through in the clutch for the Redbirds, nailing a 3-pointer to make it 55-all with 10 seconds to go. In overtime, Brown brought Illinois State (5-1) closer once again, sinking a 3-pointer with 6 seconds left to cut the Wildcats lead to a bucket, 71-69. Crawford hit a free throw after Brown fouled him to make it 72-69 and time expired after Brown turned it over on the ensuing possession. Brown scored 36 points, making 12-of-20 shot attempts including seven 3-point baskets. Jackie Carmichael had a double-double with 13 points and 12 rebounds in the loss for Illinois State.
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HINESBURGThe Hinesburg Community Police Department, in a coordinated effort with the Towns of Hinesburg and Meredith, New Hampshirebased organization Municipal Resources, Inc., is working toward the development of a strategic plan. According to Hinesburg Town Administrator Jeanne Wilson, the first step towards developing the plan is the completion of a townwide survey.
The community survey is designed to provide a better understanding of the perceptions and wishes of the Hinesburg citizens about policing the community, said Wilson.
The purpose of the project as a whole is to create a five-year strategic plan for the HCPD. The Hinesburg selectboard, municipal staff, members of the police department and the community are all working together on the project.
The results of the survey will be used in the development of the five-year plan, the goal of which is to enhance the policing methods of the Hinesburg Community Police Department by focusing on the community's desires, and also to direct the department "as the agency strives to provide the most responsive, cost-efficient and compassionate police services possible," according to the survey.
In addition to the survey, a number of interviews will be conducted with police-department personnel.
Basically, the interviews will be with police officers to get their feedback individually and find out what their needs are, said Wilson.
After the survey and interviews are completed, a number of focus groups will be formed to establish a more concrete layout for the department's future.
Three to four different focus groups will be formed, said Wilson. We will invite participants from the community from all demographics. The focus groups will see what potential further needs and information is required beyond the superficial information provided by the survey.
Finally, a community forum will be held during which community members can share specific ideas and voice further concerns, using the survey as a basis to streamline the meeting. According to Wilson, one of the survey's other purposes will be to lend structure to the forum and provide a framework for the future.
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The nuns went missing in December after Islamist fighters took the ancient quarter of the Christian town of Maaloula, north of Damascus.
After being held in the Greek Orthodox monastery of Mar Thecla in Maaloula, they were reportedly moved to the town of Yabroud, 13 miles to the north, which is now the focus of a government military operation.
Syrian Greek Orthodox Bishop, Louka al-Khoury, welcomed the news, saying: "What the Syrian army achieved in Yabroud facilitated this process."
It was unclear exactly who had held the nuns and why they had been released now.
In December, the nuns appeared in a video saying they were in good health.
Syria's Christians have tried to stay on the sidelines of the country's three-year-old-conflict, which has killed more than 140,000 and become increasingly sectarian. The rise of hardline Islamists among the overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim opposition has alarmed many.


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Here is an average of team rankings (247, Scouts, Rivals, ESPN):
1. Ohio State
2. Alabama
3. Florida
4. Notre Dame
5. Michigan
6. Ole Miss
8. Texas AM
t10. FSU
t10. Auburn
12. Georgia
13. Clemson
14. Washington
15. Oklahoma
17. Nebraska
18. South Carolina
t19. Texas
t19. Oregon
21. Virginia Tech
22. Mississippi State
23. Vandy
24. Baylor
25. Tennessee
Five of the top 10 are from the SEC West, 7 of the top 12 are from the SEC. But OSU topped the board. Normally 16th would be acceptable for most, but oh how USC has fallen...
USC had some decommits so it wasn't as good as a class it could have been, but it was also a very small class due to sanctions. Smaller classes usually don't rate as high in these type of rankings.
Turns out Brutus has no game..... Aubie would kick his buckeyed butt...
Columbus area tOSU fans, are you upset that the spring game is being played in Cincinnati? Some people down here are upset because they don't want tOSU invading their territory but I was thinking how people in the Columbus area feel about not having the game in their city.
If you had met their families, you wouldn't make that recommendation. :D


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Lucas Glover earns win in playoff at Wells Fargo Championship
No hard feelings from buddy Byrd
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Lucas Glover figures he has played more than 100 rounds with Jonathan Byrd, from junior golf when they were teenagers to their years together at Clemson and nearly a decade on the PGA Tour.
The stakes were never as high as they were Sunday in the Wells Fargo Championship.
Glover was never better.
Clinging to a one-shot lead, Glover closed with three gutsy pars on the brutal finishing stretch at Quail Hollow, slamming his fist when he made the last one from 7 feet for a 3-under 69 and what looked to be a sure win. Then came Byrd, with two great pars of his own, followed by a shot into 15 feet that he made for birdie on the 18th for a 72 to force a playoff.
Glover wound up a winner with a par on the first extra hole, ending a drought of 41 tournaments that stretched nearly two years back to his U.S. Open win at Bethpage Black in 2009.
It was the eighth playoff this year on the PGA Tour, and the third in a row.
"I'm elated," Glover said. "Any time you win, you're pleased. It means you beat everybody. You did what you set out to do on Thursday morning when the bell rang. Against this field and on this golf course and in a tournament of this magnitude, I'm thrilled."
And against one of his best friends? That might have helped.
Glover, in his first PGA Tour playoff, felt a sense of calmness playing against Byrd, who had won his last two tournaments in extra holes. And it showed.
In regulation, Glover hooked his tee shot so far left that it settled under a spectator. He was given a drop, then watched the ball roll down the bank toward the stream as he got ready to hit it. Because he never grounded his club -- that was his plan, given the lie on a side of a steep hill -- he played the next shot without penalty.
"Better stance, worse lie," he said.
He managed a 6-iron just over the green, hit the most difficult chip he had all day to 7 feet and escaped with another par. In the playoff, however, Glover striped his tee shot down the middle and two-putted from 25 feet.
Byrd, who went from a fairway bunker to the hazard left the green -- just short of the stream -- hit a difficult chip 25 feet past the hole and wound up with a bogey.
"I'm a little disappointed just because you're here to win," Byrd said. "You love to compete, especially when you get in a playoff. You birdie the last, you feel like, 'Hey, this is just going to work out.'
"If I couldn't win, I couldn't pick anybody else I'd want to win other than Lucas, so I'm very happy for him."
Regions Tradition at Birmingham: Tom Lehman won the Regions Tradition for his third victory in seven Champions Tour events this year, beating Peter Senior with a par on the second hole of a playoff.
Senior, from Australia, missed a 5-foot par putt on No. 18. Lehman two-putted from about 20 feet.
Memphian Loren Roberts (65) was third at 11-under, and Michael Allen (69) was 10-under. Third-round leader Mark Calcavecchia shot a 75 to fall into a tie for fifth at 9-under.
Spanish Open at Terrassa: Thomas Aiken earned his first European Tour title with a two-shot victory, and promptly dedicated the victory to golf great Seve Ballesteros.
The South African player shot a 2-under 70 on the El Prat course for a 10-under total of 278 to edge Anders Hansen (70) of Denmark.
Ballesteros died on Saturday from complications of a cancerous brain tumor.
Stadion Classic at Athens, Ga.: University of Georgia senior Russell Henley became the second amateur winner in Nationwide Tour history, shooting a 3-under 68 for a 12-under 272 and a two-stroke victory on the Bulldogs' home course.
BYU's Daniel Summerhays is the only other amateur winner since the tour began in 1990, taking the 2007 Nationwide Children's Hospital Invitational.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Participates in Baltimore Running Festival, 10/13
For the third consecutive year, musicians, staff, donors and volunteers from the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) will participate in the Baltimore Running Festival. On October 13, 2012, this team of 160 runners will run as members of BOLT for the BSO, a group dedicated to raising awareness and funding for the Orchestra. Interested supporters or runners should contact Jennifer Barton at 410.783.8122, email@example.com or visit BSOmusic.org/bolt.
As an official charity of the Baltimore Running Festival, BOLT gives runners the option of participating in the 5K, half-marathon, marathon or relay, and equips them with personal fundraising web pages to display their progress toward their fundraising goals. In 2011, the team raised $52,000, exceeding their fundraising goal, which contributed to the BSO's annual fund.
In 2010, BSO Governing Member Cindy Renn and her friends from the orchestra, violinists Ellen Troyer and Ivan Stefanovic, gathered 10 runners to form the first BOLT for the BSO team, which raised $15,000. This year, the BOLT team plans to raise $60,000. Fifteen BSO musicians have stepped up to the challenge, including Concertmaster Jonathan Carney, Associate Concertmaster Madeline Adkins, First Violinist Ellen Pendleton Troyer, Assistant Principal Second Violinist Ivan Stefanovic, Acting Assistant Principal Cellist Bo Li, Cellist Kristin Ostling, Principal Bassist Robert Barney, Bassist Erik Stahl, Principal Oboist Katherine Needleman, Oboist Michael Lisicky, English Horn player Jane Marvine, Assistant Principal Clarinet Christopher Wolfe, Contrabassoonist David P. Coombs, Associate Principal Horn Gabrielle Finck and Horn player Mary Bisson.
The public is invited to support the team at a BOLT for the BSO Happy Hour on Thursday, October 11 at 5:30 p.m. at Mad River Bar and Grille in FederAl Hill. For a $10 contribution at the happy hour, donors will receive a free drink and $1 off all subsequent drinks. Celebrity bartenders' tips will be donated to BOLT for the BSO. Participants receive a BOLT t-shirt and have the opportunity to meet with other BOLT runners and get an opportunity to run side-by-side with musicians from the Orchestra.
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I understand the loss of live stock but weren't the farmers being compesated for that through a fund???
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The CAS in Information Security Management offers coursework in information security technology, policy, risk management, and evaluation. ISM students learn to manage a high degree of complex technical security, increased operational costs, diverse policies, and user behavior. The CAS in ISM also offers elective courses, so you can customize the curriculum to your needs.
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The Flames' goaltending is…not good
Nov 18, 2013, 12:36 PM EDT
Calgary head coach Bob Hartley didn't hold back when it came to assessing a couple of the goals that beat netminder Reto Berra during Saturday's 4-2 loss to Edmonton.
"We gave them two goals out of three," Hartley said. "After 40 minutes, I felt that we gave them nothing. We were playing our style. Then, their first goal and third goal, there's only one word for those two goals – awful."
The first goal, by Jordan Eberle, was more of a team failure, though Berra looked a little, um, unconventional on it:
Here was the third goal, by Edmonton's David Perron:
Yet despite what happened Saturday, Hartley will apparently turn to Berra, 26, again tonight when the Flames visit Winnipeg.
Not that the coach is sitting on any great alternatives. Karri Ramo, who returned to the NHL this season after starring in the KHL, is 2-4-1 with a .882 save percentage; journeyman Joey MacDonald is 3-3-1 with a .885 save percentage.
After 20 games, Calgary's team save percentage sits at .875, the lowest in the league.
Suffice to say, in the wake of Miikka Kiprusoff's retirement, the future in the Flames' crease remains very much up in the air. A 22-year-old by the name of Joni Ortio is putting up decent numbers with AHL Abbotsford, but it's hard to say if he's got an NHL career ahead of him.
- ibieiniid - Nov 18, 2013 at 12:42 PM
for what I'm assuming is a relatively big-budget hockey news site, it's unbelievable how infrequently the videos don't work. videos should be accompanied by the youtube link.
- ibieiniid - Nov 18, 2013 at 12:43 PM
excuse me, how infrequently the videos work*.
- elvispocomo - Nov 18, 2013 at 12:56 PM
Works fine for me. It might not be the website, just saying…
- ibieiniid - Nov 18, 2013 at 1:05 PM
I thought it might be the same, but I've watched several other videos on PHT today. Ever notice how the videos are always on different video players (I guess depending on where they came from)? Certain ones work on the android app, certain ones work on my work comp, certain ones work on my home comp, but I have issues on each one of those from time to time.
- mshantz22 - Nov 18, 2013 at 1:35 PM
I think Feaster should take a quick peek at the article below this one about LaBarbera being on waivers.
- elvispocomo - Nov 18, 2013 at 1:57 PM
They're looking for a bonafide starter, not another underperforming backup.
- muckleflugga - Nov 18, 2013 at 2:18 PM
remember the good old days when goalies had to be athletic; able to stand up and go down and stand up in one fluid move, flash the leather, take the contact and give it back…actually be into the game on the same level as were attacking forwards, hunting the puck with zeal
take away brodeur, quick, lundqvist, backstrom and one or two others, goalies these days are giraffe-like geeks draped with over-sized gear as their principal qualification…
clumsy, sprawling, gutless and quick to flop on any hint of contact, very few can actually play goal…if the puck doesn't hit them it's in
i remember bower, cheevers, esposito, hall, parent, plante, vachon and worsley…all acrobatic magicians wearing minimal equipment and virtually unbeatable when they were feeling right, this with the likes of howe, the hulls, lemaire and mahovlich cutting loose with their cannons and lasers
then there was the incredible roger crozier, the wizard, the best of the best
of course that was back when goalies played goal, rather than being racks for leather and plastic, dropped into pre-ordained positions and angles…
- ibieiniid - Nov 18, 2013 at 2:25 PM
I defy you to show me a time where the entire league was filled with goalies of "brodeur, quick, lundqvist, backstrom [wait…. backstrom!?] and one or two others'" caliber. you just admitted there being 1/6 of the starting goalies in the league meeting your description of great goalies, while naming another list of goalies where only like 3 or maybe 4 of them were at their peak at the same time…..
I'm with you on the pads, but how can you say those old timers are better than goalies these days. apples and oranges, sir.
- muckleflugga - Nov 18, 2013 at 3:53 PM
you've stated you're twenty five and you're an engineer
with youth you're likely as adept as the next person at prowling the internet for hockey data sites and wiki answers
as an engineer, you should be possessed of requisite analytical skills
have at it my learned friend
- thesportsjudge - Nov 18, 2013 at 6:03 PM
Haven't figured out the "reply" button? Don't give the mobile phone excuse either.
- muckleflugga - Nov 18, 2013 at 3:56 PM
back in the olden days, rah rah rumble seats and running boards, cowboys and injuns and all that…
the nhl had only six teams
- ibieiniid - Nov 18, 2013 at 4:13 PM
lol come on man…. approx. half the guys you mentioned played in the 70s. I just don't think you can name 5 CURRENT goalies that you think are the caliber you watched as a youngun and still assert that they were better back in the day.
- sportspitz - Nov 18, 2013 at 9:06 PM
Flames weren't supposed to be good, and they're not good. Shocker. It's the first year of rebuild that should have started years ago. Lose, stockpile high picks and continue the rebuild. Don't worry that the goalies stink.
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AUSTIN, Texas - University of Northern Iowa senior Justin Romero has demonstrated a knack for saving some of his biggest performances for the biggest moments. He did not disappoint on Thursday at the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds, and now Romero can say he has thrown the shot put further than any man in the history of the Missouri Valley Conference.
Romero broke the all-time MVC record in the shot put and, along the way, advanced to the NCAA Outdoor Championships for the first time in his career.
On his first attempt of the evening, Romero threw 62-04.50 (19.01m), surpassing his previous school record by 1 foot, 3 inches. He broke the MVC all-time best by one inch, topping the mark set by John Smith of Southern Illinois in 1984.
"Going into the meet today, I felt really fresh," Romero said. "I didn't expect my first throw to be my biggest throw, but I put all my positions together and had a great one. I like throwing when it's hot, and it was hot today. It all came together nicely."
John Holler's UNI shot put school record of 58-06 in 1978 had stood for 34 years until Romero's remarkable run in 2012. Romero has now extended the UNI all-time best mark by nearly four feet, breaking the record three times since Mar. 31 by more than one foot on each occasion.
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War heroes remembered
The names of five British soldiers killed by a rogue policeman in Afghanistan were among those on 60,000 crosses planted today at the annual Field of Remembrance.
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Afghanistan: Britain should pull out of 'our Vietnam'
Britain should pull out of Afghanistan as the conflict is fast turning into "our Vietnam", families of servicemen killed in the country have said.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/afghanistan/6508253/Afgha... [4]
Iran tested advanced nuclear warhead design – secret report
The UN's nuclear watchdog has asked Iran to explain evidence suggesting that Iranian scientists have experimented with an advanced nuclear warhead design, the Guardian has learned.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/nov/05/iran-tested-nuclear-warhead-... [5]
Brown makes pledge over Afghanistan
Britain cannot afford to "walk away" from the mission in Afghanistan if it is to prevent future al Qaida attacks on the streets of the UK, Gordon Brown will warn.
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/138500/Brown-makes-pledge-over-Afgha... [6]
UN threatens total withdrawal as it pulls 600 staff out of Afghanistan after deadly Taliban attack
The United Nations has threatened a total withdrawal from Afghanistan today as it announced it is temporarily relocating more than half its international staff.
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Saudi warplanes bomb Shia rebels in Yemen after border raid
Saudi Arabia launched air strikes on Shia rebels in Yemen yesterday after they mounted a cross-border raid into the desert kingdom.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/saudiarabia/6509677... [8]
Comment: Don't fool yourselves... Afghanistan is an unwinnable war
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Comment: Honour our Muslim soldiers
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http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/alistair-darling-there... [17]
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Selfish culture is killing secular Europe, says Chief Rabbi
Europe is a dying continent because its secular culture means people are too selfish to marry and have children, the Chief Rabbi said yesterday.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1225629/Selfish-culture-killing-... [18]
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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/faith/article6904463.ece [19]
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Brazil crime wars: Spiderman's story of drugs and Jesus in Rio's slums
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/nov/05/brazil-drugs-rio-de-janeiro [21]
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Those who go to church only for funerals and weddings will not to be able to join in with the traditional words of the Lord's prayer, says Christopher Howse.
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Gap in life expectancy between rich and poor 'bigger than in Victorian times' despite Labour promises
Labour has spectacularly failed to reduce the gap in life expectancy between rich and poor over its 12 years in power, official figures showed today.
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Cash crisis threat to victims of honour violence
Funding for the front line organisations which locate and save the victims of forced marriages and honour killings has been slashed by the Government, The Independent has learnt.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/cash-crisis-threat-to-victims... [25]
Comment: No respect, no morals, no trust - welcome to modern Britain
Our political leaders are falling short as we sink under a tide of vulgarity and sleaze, says Jeff Randall.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/jeffrandall/6510223/No-respec... [26]
Crime & Justice
Victims' Champion seeks justice reform
Crime victims suffering acute stress as a result of their ordeal are being "woefully" failed by the National Health Service, the Victims' Champion Sara Payne warned yesterday.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/victims-champion-seeks-ju... [27]
Radovan Karadzic trial delayed until March 2010
Radovan Karadzic will have a defence lawyer imposed on him after United Nations judges ruled that he had 'substantially and persistently obstructed' his trial for genocide and war crimes.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/bosnia/6509105/Radovan-... [28]
Comment: Moral panic in the dock
I can think of nothing worse than reshaping the criminal justice system to prioritise victims.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/nov/05/moral-panic-in-the-dock [29]
Economy & Politics
1 day on...MPs overturn new exes rule
Senior MPs took just one day to reject a sleaze watchdog's call for more investigations into dodgy politicians.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2717379/1-day-onMPs-overturn-n... [30]
We're castrated says MP in expenses cut backlash
Politicians sparked anger yesterday by stepping up a "staggering" backlash against moves to clean up their expenses.
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/138495/We-re-castrated-says-MP-in-ex... [31]
Comment: Pay politicians what their jobs are worth
The Commons allowances are there to make sure that MPs can work effectively.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2009/11/05/pay-politicians-what... [32]
Sex & Gender
Sex classes for every pupil at 15
Sex education is to be compulsory for all pupils at the age of 15, schools chiefs announced last night.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2716550/Sex-classes-for-every-... [33]
Now sex and drugs lessons at age 5
Parent groups and family campaigners were outraged last night after it emerged Labour plans to force children as young as five to learn about sex.
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/138502/Now-sex-and-drugs-lessons-at-... [34]
Boyzone honoured for raising awareness about homosexuality
Boyzone, the Irish pop band, have been honoured by gay campaign group Stonewall for the late Stephen Gately's contribution to raising awareness.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/celebritynews/6510214/Boyzone... [35]
Globalisation & Development
Blood diamonds: Zimbabwe faces gem trade ban over rape, murder and smuggling in mines
Zimbabwe is facing suspension from the world diamond body following accusations that its mine security forces are raping women, killing illegal miners and smuggling gems.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1225465/Zimbabwe-faces... [36]
Comment: Why the west fears China in Africa
We still like to see ourselves as saviours, and anxiety about Chinese investment is bound up with the politics of aid.
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Welcome to Elsewhere. It is warm, with a breeze, and the beaches are marvelous. Its quiet and peaceful. You cant get sick or any older. Curious to see new paintings by Picasso? Swing by one of Elsewheres museums. Need to talk to someone about your problems? Stop by Marilyn Monroes psychiatric practice.
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.this is what im working with guys and gals. dont really know the color scheme yet. or what really to do with the engine. if anyone as any suggestions ...throw em this way....thanks again...cheers to all!! Styrene Rulez!!!!!!
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OK my brothers in styrene, gotten some much needed work done on the rebuild. Of course here is just another look at the engine that is wired but not complete yet though. The body and hood with about 5 to 6 base coats. Also a few pics of the door panels, dashboard, and the seats. Also the floor board as well freshly painted with flat black. But may get a coat of varnish clear paint, not sure yet. The gas tank and firewall with some detail work as well.
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