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In this course, students will learn about various strategies of making websites and how these are part of contemporary practice as an artist. The ability to frame a project, solve a problem, do research, then implement and use web techniques is explored in this course. Projects will explore the contemporary practice of working with web technologies in professional practice including using FTP, social networking tools and listings, and other interactive forms. Learning basic HTML, exploring online existing portfolio solutions, accessibility, hosting, and ftp will be part of this course. In class students will experience interacting with website examples, discussing selected readings, doing weekly assignments, and participating in critiques. Offered fall and spring.
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Four area businesses were recently named this year's Entrepreneurial & Business Excellence Hall of Fame (EBE HOF) honorees and the group also announced plans to form a group just for women.
Honored for business excellence are American Broadband + Telecommunications, Hanson Inc. and The Oasis Restaurant & Delivery. Honored for excellence in family business is Rima Manufacturing Company.
The EBE HOF recognizes outstanding entrepreneurs and business leaders who have built and sustained growing businesses and created jobs in the region, said Adam Davenport, EBE HOF chairman and president of Gorillas & Gazelles, founding sponsor of the event.
The companies will be inducted during a public ceremony Nov. 6 at The Pinnacle, 1772 Indian Wood Circle, Maumee. Networking will start at 5:30 p.m. with the first set of awards announced at 6:30 p.m. Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres will be served and a cash bar will be available. Tickets are $85 with various sponsorship packages also available.
The winner of the Davenport-Longenecker Lifetime Achievement Award will be announced at the event.
The EBE HOF began as the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year program in 1989, brought to the area by Adam's father, Larry Davenport. In 2006, Gorillas & Gazelles founded the EBE HOF, which took over the inductions.
More than 700 people attended last year's induction ceremony and the event grows each year, Adam said.
"That proves and validates that we are doing something really great for the community and people need to know about the positive aspects going on in this area," he said. "Every year, I get so many calls and emails after the event saying, 'Oh my gosh, I did not know those companies even existed.' The motivation all of the honorees give year after year is just truly astounding."
Nominees come from businesses within about 60 miles of Toledo and winners are chosen by an independent panel of judges.
"Particularly as our Fortune 500 base has diminished, the entrepreneurial base has done a marvelous job of filling in for it in Northwest Ohio," Larry said.
Partnering with Bowling Green State University has been great for EBE HOF, he said.
The university brings about 100 students to the event as ambassadors and for networking and learning opportunities, said Kirk Kern, director of BGSU's Dallas-Hamilton Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership.
"What we're trying to do is get students started on the right track," Kern said. "This gives them the opportunity to look to the future and say, 'Listen, if I start my company today, five years from now, 10 years from now, 20 years from now, look where I could be and be recognized.'"
EBE HOF also partners with BGSU on its E-Week, or Entrepreneurship Week, in April, which features a startup business competition called The Hatch. As many as 12 student finalists chosen to go through a 10-week training course with BGSU professors and alumni entrepreneurs compete.
Starting last year for the 25th anniversary of the business awards, the EBE HOF started hosting speakers and other events throughout the year.
"A lot of people love that we did that," Adam said. "One of the things we want to focus on this year is what we going to do for the next 25 years.
"Each year we get bigger and better and bring different ideas. There are a few things we have in the works this year that we hope are going to blow away the audience. They are going to say, 'Oh my gosh, it's not just the ceremony anymore.'"
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Also new this year will be the formation of Women of EBE, a branch of the EBE HOF for female inductees as well as member spouses. The group will officially start in August with a speaker planned for October.
Adam's wife, Terra Davenport, came up with the idea and recruited EBE HOF executive committee member Megan Stockburger, owner of Events by Megan, and Michelle Beczynski, wife of 2013 honoree Ed Beczynski, to help organize the group.
"Our goal is to re-engage," Stockburger said. "We wanted to engage these women to connect, discuss similar experiences, support local businesses and inspire relationships between each other."
Larry said he knows the organization is in good hands moving forward.
"I'm very encouraged by the current leadership's efforts to make it a year-round event and keep the HOF members active and I'm particularly encouraged by the addition of the Women of EBE," Larry said.
The event is presented by BGSU College of Business' Dallas-Hamilton Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership. Other sponsors include Davenport, Hanf & Company LLC; BDO; Regional Growth Partnership; JobsOhio; and the University of Toledo.
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After starting Southwest District play in unfamiliar territory at 1-2, Carroll County's girls' basketball team has assured itself of no worse than a tie for first place.
Carroll County (13-8, 6-2 SWD) put itself in position for a tie Monday night by rallying for a thrilling 37-35 win at Richlands, then secured a spot atop the district standings Tuesday with a 50-38 home victory over Marion on Senior Night. The Cavaliers can win the district outright if the Blue Tornado loses Friday to Tazewell. If Richlands wins, the two teams will have a one-game playoff for the regular-season district title on Monday, Feb. 11 at 7 p.m. at Marion.
"Ever since we went to Tazewell, they put it on us, wore us out, beat us by about 17. They flat stuck it to us, and the next night after that game our kids kind of had a chip on their shoulders," Carroll County head coach Marc Motley said. "We've played well ever since then. The only game we've lost since then was the Richlands game we lost on a shot at the buzzer, and we didn't play that bad. They are just a good basketball team. But they have been playing with a chip on their shoulder ever since that loss to Tazewell because they didn't want that to be a defining moment in their season to cost them what they were after."
Prior to Tuesday night's game, seniors Taylor Martin, Michala Hash, Cassidi McCann, Rachel Sellers, Hayden Caldwell and Brittany Willard were honored. They took it to heart as McCann scored six points, Martin scored four and Caldwell added a basket to lift the Cavaliers to a 12-2 lead midway through the opening quarter.
The tide quickly changed, however, after junior Megan Alderman came up with a steal and broke away for an apparent layup. She was fouled hard on the play, however, resulting in an intentional foul on Marion. Alderman was also called for a technical foul for kicking the ball while on the floor. After Alderman's free throw made it 13-2, the Scarlet Hurricanes went on a 9-1 run over the next five minutes to pull to within 14-11.
"We got up big and I think we got relaxed. We jumped on them early and of course they made the physical play. We turn around and get the technical and it kind of stymied everything," Motley said. "It stopped everything going and I felt like we relaxed after that."
Crysta Guynn stopped the bleeding for Carroll, sandwiching a pair of 3-pointers around a Sellers free throw to put the Cavs back up 21-11. The seniors got back on track as well with Hash, Martin and McCann each adding two points at the end of the half to lift Carroll to a 29-15 cushion at the break. "Crysta come in and hit some big shots. It's not that we played a whole lot better at times, it's because Crysta made some big shots. She made three or four threes and that changes the complexion of things," Motley said. "It doesn't matter if you are playing that well or not if you can make a few shots. I didn't think we played particularly well, but played good enough to get a victory."
Sellers would give Carroll its biggest lead of the night, as she scored off a feed from Guynn to go ahead 40-24 with 1:35 left in the third. Marion never got closer than 12 points the rest of the way. Sellers and Guynn both had nine points to lead the Cavs, while Martin added eight points and eight assists and McCann chipped in eight points.
Against Richlands, Carroll County needed a furious fourth-quarter rally to stay in the hunt for another Southwest District title. Trailing 33-24 heading into the fourth quarter, the Cavaliers outscored the Blue Tornado 13-2 to pull out the dramatic victory. Martin's pair of free throws with five seconds remaining gave Carroll its first lead since the opening minutes of the game. Even so, Richlands still had a chance to win. In the first game between the two teams on Jan. 12, Richlands won 38-35 in an almost identical situation on MaKenley Davis' 3-pointer at the buzzer. Again, Davis had a chance to win, but this time the Cavs got a piece of her shot.
"It was the same thing but we missed two free throws with eight seconds with the game tied at 35. This time, Taylor knocked down two free throws with five seconds, they pushed the basketball up the floor, we doubled (Brittany) Allen with Hash and Sellers," Motley said. "We doubled her and she gave it up to the corner and Megan Alderman got a piece of the shot at the buzzer. If it goes in, we lose again."
The Cavaliers were down 11 just before the start of the fourth quarter. And despite putting up just 13 points in the first half, Carroll was able to stay within striking distance thanks in large part to Hash's defense on Allen, who was held without a field goal and finished with 11 points on 11-of-13 shooting from the charity stripe.
With just 13 points on the board at the half, Motley said the Cavs were getting the shots they wanted. He told the team to keep shooting and someone would get hot. It never happened until Hash drilled a 3-pointer just before the end of the third, setting Martin up for a huge fourth quarter with eight points and two assists.
"It was like a lightswitch went on for Taylor. She hit two threes in the fourth quarter and she probably hadn't hit but about five all year. She got hot, made passes, made the assist to Sellers and then she made the two free throws to win," Motley said. "She just took over the fourth quarter by herself."
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Carroll 14..15..13..8 - 50
Marion – Richardson 1 01 2, Williams 1 0-0 2, Ratliff 2 8-14 12, Moore 2 3-6 9, Pennington 4 0-2 9, Lincoln 1 0-0 2, Mellinger 0 2-2 2. 3-pointers – Moore 2, Pennington 1.
Carroll County – Alderman 0 1-2 1, Sheek 2 0-1 4, Hash 2 1-2 5, Caldwell 2 0-0 4, Martin 3 2-2 8, Guynn 3 0-0 9, McCann 4 0-0 8, Sellers 3 3-4 9, Willard 1 0-0 2. 3-pointers – Martin 3.
Carroll Co. 6….7..11..13 - 37
Richlands 6..16..11….2 - 35
Carroll County – Alderman 0 0-2 0, Sheek 1 0 -0 2, Hash 1 3-4 6, Caldwell 1 0-1 2, Martin 2 7-8 13, Guynn 1 1-2 3, McCann 1 0-2 2, Sellers 4 1-4 9. 3-pointers – Martin 2, Hash 1.
Richlands – Hearl 1 0-0 3, Davis 3 2-2 10, Allen 0 11-13 11, Compton 0 0-2 0, Alley 1 0-0 2. 3-pointers – Davis 2, Hearl 1.


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Electronics have a pretty nasty rep as polluters of the Earth, but they can actually be an environmentalist's best friend when they're used for good instead of evil. One of the best examples we can think of? The iPhone! From calculators to maps to rulers to books, the iPhone replaces so many things that we'd otherwise have to produce, consume and probably throw away with handy (and oftentimes free) apps. Read on to see our recommendations for the top 7 best green iPhone apps (in the words of our readers) as well as the winner of our sweet bamboo iPhone case giveaway!
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April 13, 2010 at 6:38 am
Check out iPhone app "Green Travel Choice": http://itunes.apple.com/app/green-travel-choice/id366182144?mt=8 [iTunes] Amazing how much CO2 you actually save by using public transportation instead of your car… You just make two clicks on a map and get your CO2 emissions for 9 modes of transport – whether it's the next trip overseas or just a ride downtown. Two initial partners for awareness campaign are The International Ecotourism Society and Cleaner Climate…
February 21, 2010 at 4:22 pm
have you seen the new review from The Guardian, for example a valuable app for weekly commuting. Social network and competitions in the http://www.CommuteGreener.com. The Top-10 list is found at: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/green-living-blog/2010/feb/17/top-10-green-iphone-apps
February 19, 2010 at 10:44 am
For those app developers that don't know Objective-C and Cocoa Touch and don't want to outsource development, check out localbeacon (an iphone app builder) at http://www.bigforge.com. Great for those who want to build just one app or developers interested in white label. Full integration of Twitter and Facebook.
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Nice list of Green apps.
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Where's the Droid?! iPhone can do so much the Droid can only drool about (robots drool, don't they?)!
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@MattPBriggs' betting blog returns for its final installment of the season with West Brom and Derby highlighted as the Value Bets. Albion are a decent-looking 29/20 to see off relegation-haunted Wigan and Derby are a 13/10 shot to sink Millwall. Championship promotion contenders Brighton also look a solid Banker Bet to sink Wolves and all the usual stats and pointers are included.
Let me know what your backing this weekend in the box below.
West Brom to beat Wigan at 29/20 & Derby to beat Millwall at 13/10 (12.45pm).
Wigan's end-of-season charge has not materialised this season and I think Roberto Martinez's men are doomed this time around. The bookies have chalked them up at 11/5 to win at West Brom this weekend and that seems far too skinny against an Albion side who have won nine of their 17 home games. The Baggies proved last week that they have not brought down the curtain on their season with a 3-0 win at Southampton and with around £1million in prize money available per Premier League place forget the notion they have nothing to play for. Albion are worth backing and are too big a price at 29/20 to push a poor Wigan side closer to the drop.
Derby won't be going up or down from the Championship this season but it would be crazy to write them off against relegation-threatened Millwall. The Rams have won half of their 22 home games and the 11/8 on offer looks generous against the Lions, who might need a win to stay up.
Sky Bet say Bolton have been backed from 4/6 into 4/7 to beat Blackpool on Saturday as they look to confirm their participation in the play-offs whilst Paul Ince's Blackpool have no reason to strain themselves. Bolton are one of the form sides of the Championship and have won seven of their last 10 games although Jay Spearing, one of their star players will miss the game with a broken toe.
Another Championship form side, Birmingham, have been well backed to win, as they have come in from 5/4 to 23/20 to beat relegation survivors Blackburn. Blackburn cannot go down now which could explain the move towards Birmingham, who sit in 10th after an excellent season.
Paddy Power say since an opening show of 4/7 went up, we have seen plenty of interest in Tottenham to pick up the spoils this weekend at home to Southampton. They now rest at a price of 4/9, probably reflected in the fact that their opponents have really gone off the boil of late. The battle between Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham for the third and fourth spots in the league looks set to go right down to the wire and AVB's men will definitely be looking for maximum points this weekend.
bet365 say of the teams in the Premier League its Villa, Spurs and Liverpool that are getting the punters' attention. Championship wise its very busy with a lot of home sides being backed for success. Bolton and Brighton are popular, as are Sheff Wednesday.
Stoke 3/1 won last two in Premier League and travel to Sunderland 23/20 (Mon).
Brighton (evens) won last two in Championship and host Wolves (31/10)(12.45pm)
Huddersfield (11/8) won last two in Championship and host Barnsley (23/10) (12.45pm).
Watford (9/20) won last two in Championship and host Leeds (15/2) (12.45pm).
Fulham (3/4) lost last three Prem games and host Reading (9/2).
Leeds (15/2) lost last two in Championship and travel to Watford (9/20)(12.45pm).
Wolves (31/10) lost last two in Championship and travel to Brighton (evens) (12.45pm).
Sky Bet: Villa look a great price to see off Norwich at Carrow Road, their amazing win over Sunderland aside, they have shown glimpses of genuine class this season. The visitors are 15/8 whilst Norwich are plenty short at 7/5.
Southampton look a fair price to win at Tottenham as well as 6/1, the Saints are no strangers to beating the cream of the league having defeated Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea already under manager Mauricio Pochettino and they could spring a shock here.
Bet365: Villa travel to Paul Lambert's old club full of confidence and with Christian Benteke in this kind of form Norwich look a lay.
Paddy Power: With Norwich looking like their season is going away from them of late with a string of poor results to their name, I am going to oppose them with Aston Villa who seem to be a fairly generous priceat 2/1.
They will be full of confidence after dismantling fellow relegation contenders Sunderland 6-1 on Monday night. If Villa take the lead , Norwich may not have the will or want to get anything from the game.
Norwich (8/5) have won just one of their last nine Barclays Premier League meetings v Aston Villa (2/1).
Tottenham (1/2) have won nine of their 11 previous Premier League home meetings v Southampton (7/1).
West Ham (7/5) have won just two of the last 14 top-flight meetings v Newcastle (9/4).
Arsenal (4/9) have never won at QPR (7/1) in the Premier League era (D3 L2).
Everton (10/3) have only won one of their last 12 Premier League games v Liverpool (evens).
Sunderland (23/20) have won three of their four previous Barclays Premier League home meetings v Stoke (3/1).
Brighton to beat Wolves at evens. (12.45pm)
Brighton are safe in the Championship play-off places, but the evens is still too good to turn down against Wolves. The men from Molineux look doomed and need a near miracle to survive on the final day and 13 defeats away from home does not make happy reading. The hosts are 21 points better off than Dean Saunders' men and expect them to make that look obvious at the Amex.
Ipswich to win at Burnley at 5/2.
Burnley will be without centre-back Michael Duff, who is suspended, while David Edgar has been granted compassionate leave to return to his native Canada for the birth of his first child.
If Kevin Long (groin) and Ben Mee (knee) fail to shake off their respective injury problems Sean Dyche will be without a recognised centre-back to partner skipper Jason Shackell.
Top scorer Charlie Austin remains on the sidelines.
Stoke to win at Sunderland at 3/1 (Mon).
Striker Stephane Sessegnon will miss Sunderland's clash with Stoke through suspension. Connor Wickham (calf) is expected to miss out once again, while leading scorer Steven Fletcher (ankle) and skipper Lee Cattermole (knee) were ruled out of the run-in several weeks ago.
Cardiff to win at Hull at 3/1.
After last week's 2-0 defeat at Barnsley, Hull boss Steve Bruce said of his stuttering side: "The reason why we've got ourselves in this position is we've played badly before and responded.
"It's a big, huge week and I'm confident we'll respond in the right way. Thankfully, it's still in our hands but we certainly need to perform to a level which we haven't seen today."
Charlton to beat Bristol City at 5/6.
After last week's 2-2 draw at Middlesbrough, Charlton boss Chris Powell said: "It is exasperating. For me the officials have got some big decisions wrong today and that is disappointing and frustrating. There was what looked like a clear-cut penalty in the first half and another in the second - and if you ask Tony he will tell you that Middlesbrough might have had one as well. That said, I was pleased with the performance if not the result. I'm pleased with the way the team have performed after coming up a league. It is a credit to the group and bodes well for next season."
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's tennis team dropped a tight 4-3 match to visiting Georgia Southern this afternoon. The Mocs fell behind 3-0 before rallying late. The Eagles held off the charge to improve to 4-15 overall and 3-4 in Southern Conference action. Chattanooga dropped to 6-11 and 1-6 in league play.
Inclement weather in the Chattanooga area moved the match to the indoor courts at the Hixson Racquet Club. Doubles action was fierce with the last two going to tiebreakers.
Albert Codina Sala and Christian Kerrigan took No. 3 for GSU with an 8-5 win over sophomores Gino Delavalle and Luke Saunders. Junior Pavels Grigorjevs and freshman Derrick Brown won for the first time as a duo this spring with an 8-7 victory over Marco Osorio and Nico DeGroof at No. 2. They took the tiebreaker 7-5 to keep UTC alive in doubles play.
That left the No. 1 match between Chattanooga senior Jorge Varon and sophomore John Peacey and GSU's Oliver Webb and Kyle Hoffman. This one also went to a tiebreaker, but the extra fame was all Eagles. They won 7-1 take a 1-0 lead in the team tally.
Georgia Southern kept the momentum going with two quick wins in singles action. Trailing 3-0, UTC tried to mount a comeback, led by Grigorjevs' win over Webb at No. 1. Varon followed that with a win at No. 2, and both Saunders and freshman Austin Boaz were leading in their matches at No. 3 and No. 6, respectively.
Saunders won the first set 7-6 against Osorio, but dropped the second 7-5. He was leading 3-0 in the third and tied the match at 3-3 when Osorio retired due to cramping.
At the same time, Boaz stormed back to take the second set 7-6 after being shut out in the first. He was up 3-2 in the third, but wound up dropping the final frame 6-4.
The Mocs next hit the road for a Sunday match at Appalachian State. First serve is set for 11:00 a.m. and a link for live scoring is available on the men's tennis schedule page on GoMocs.com.
Georgia Southern 4, Chattanooga 3
Apr 04, 2014 at Chattanooga, Tenn. (Hixson Racquet Club)
Doubles competition
1. Oliver Webb/Kyle Hoffman (GSU) def. Jorge Varon/John Peacey (UTC) - 8-7 (7-1)
2. Pavels Grigorjevs/Derrick Brown (UTC) def. Marco Osorio/Nico DeGroof (GSU) - 8-7 (7-5)
3. Albert Codina Sala/Christian Kerrigan (GSU) def. Gino Delavalle/Luke Saunders (UTC) - 8-5
Singles competition
1. Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) def. Oliver Webb (GSU) - 7-6 (7-5), 6-4
2. Jorge Varon (UTC) def. Kyle Hoffman (GSU) - 6-1, 3-6, 6-4
3. Luke Saunders (UTC) def. Marco Osorio (GSU) - 7-6 (7-5), 5-7, 3-0, ret
4. Nico DeGroof (GSU) def. Gino Delavalle (UTC) - 6-2, 6-4
5. Albert Codina Sala (GSU) def. John Peacey (UTC) - 6-2, 6-2
6. Christian Kerrigan (GSU) def. Austin Boaz (UTC) - 6-0, 6-7 (10-12), 6-4
Match Notes
Georgia Southern 4-15, 3-4 SoCon
Chattanooga 6-11, 1-6 SoCon
Order of finish: Doubles (3,2,1); Singles (4,5,1,2,6)


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Game developers testing Apple A5-chip equipped iPhone 4?
9to5Mac has heard that Apple is allowing select, high level gaming companies to get a head start developing for the next-generation iPhone 5 via a special A5-chipset powered iPhone 4.
The person who chose to share this information with us calls it the 'iPhone 4S', though the device itself only has typical Apple prototype nomenclature. He also shared that the device spends its evenings in a safe in the company's offices.
Apparently it's otherwise identical to current iPhone 4, albeit with a special version of iOS 4 to support the dual core Apple A5 chipset and it's 2x processor and 9x graphics performance boost.
Whether or not iPhone 5, expected to launch this fall, keeps the iPhone 4 form factor (like the iPhone 3GS kept the iPhone 3G form factor) remains unknown. An A5 version of the iPod touch should theoretically launch at the same time.
Given how Infinity Blade, Dead Space, and Real Racing 2 HD look on the A5-equipped iPad, Nintendo and Sony should be very, very afraid.
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Game developers testing Apple A5-chip equipped iPhone 4?
Does anybody see anyhting wrong with iTunes on the iPad? Its not working.
Its fixed
Yes sir! Me as well! The upgrade from 3G to 3GS was very significant. This article might hint at a new iPhone this summer. Why would they give them this early of a lead?
I just want a camera that doesn't have that awful green circular tint. Wonder why TiPB hasn't blogged about that. It's very ugly and widespread.
"He also shared that the device spends its evenings in a safe in the company's offices."
That sounds like enough information to at least track the comment back to the actual company and then someone on the development team. Maybe that is a detail that should not have been leaked...
I would disagree...at least from a pure gaming perspective. Though the newest crop of games on the iPhone are graphically impressive, there is an issue when your finger takes up most of the screen to play.
I think they are servicing different target markets.
I'm sorry, but iPhone gaming will never beat Nintendo's handhelds.
An iPad has less resolution and a different dpi so graphics must be quite different.
I think there'll be no bigger screen for the new iPhone (i hope i was wrong). As Mr. Job said from the iP4 keynote, retina display will be a standard for the next several years. So the ppi will be kept as current iPhone. And do you really think apple would increase the screen resolution? It'll be very expensive isn't it?
Chicken and egg problem...not enough buyer demand until there are good games...not enough good games until there is widely supported hardware...not enough widely supported hardware until there is buyer demand.
As long as they improve the memory to go with A5 chipset, then bring on iphone 4s. That said, why delay til Sept if all they're doing is a new chipset? Surely a delay, kind of suggests new form factor? Assuming it is delayed of course.....
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By Tom from USA on 2010-02-04 15:00:25Things I liked:Of course I like the Bronco--I helped design it! I really like the straight Western-style stock that eliminates the need for a high Monte Carlo cheekpiece to raise your eye up for a scope. This rifle comes up to the right place naturally. And the easy cocking is another major plus. The Bronco was designed for older children, though adults will find that it suits them very well. The light cocking will make you want to shoot it all day long. I also love the two-bladed trigger that tells you absolutely when the transition is made from stage one to stage two. My test rifle trigger breaks at just 30 crisp ounces! You will be showing it off to your friends. The accuracy is another plus. Just because this is a plinker doesn't make it inaccurate. And it is completely ambidextrous.
Things I would have changed:I would like to have a solid hood over the front sight. For now you can just remove it.
What others should know:The Mendoza rear aperture sight will make the Bronco a delightful informal target rifle. Don't oil the piston seal until it squeaks during cocking. Crosman Premier pellets and Premier hollowpoints are very accurate.
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By Patro from USA on 2014-06-10 17:05:01Things I liked:I like the design of the rifle and the open sights are nice for a plinking gun. The light cocking effort is also nice.
Things I would have changed:After trying about 30 different pellets in this gun, I could not find one that grouped better than .441 inches CTC for a ten shot group at 10 yards. Most all other pellets were above .600". Also, the cocking and trigger are very gritty even after around 1500 pellets.
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Seaside Repertory Theatre kicked off its 12th season last week with the opening of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "Hound of the Baskerville" on its main stage.
"Hound" stars the theater's executive director, Brook Stetler, as well as Alan Daugherty and Kyle Walter.
Conan Doyle's most celebrated Sherlock Holmes story gets what is described as "a gloriously funny makeover" at Seaside Rep.
The stage is set when Sir Charles Baskerville is found dead on his estate with a look of terror still etched on his face and the paw prints of a gigantic hound beside his body. The great detective Sherlock Holmes is summoned from
"Hound" will be performed throughout the summer, Thursdays through Saturdays through Aug. 3 at 7:30 p.m. each night. Tickets are $30.
Following "Hound" with a musical twist last week was a kickoff of the Bryan Kennedy concerts.
Kennedy, along with a guest, performs every Tuesday night at 8 p.m. until the end of July, a run of seven weeks.
Long-time Seaside Rep performer Kevin Boyle stood in as his sidekick last week, but Kennedy will bring a different musical guest with him for each performance. One of those will include local celebrity Duke Bardwell. Tickets are $25.
Not to leave out the kiddies, children's performances are Monday and Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. The Monday performances take place in
"James and the Giant Peach" is Monday's performance and Wednesday's is "The Amazing Adventures of the Marvelous Monkey King."
If your children like theater and performing, and are creative, Seaside Rep invites you to join the theater's
For adults, Improv Hour is performed at 9:30 p.m. each Friday and Saturday night at the Meeting Hall Theater following "Hound." Tickets are $10.
As a special treat, during the week of July 4, the Rep will present the second-annual Low Country Comedy Tour at the Meeting Hall Theater. Tickets are $20. Check www.seasiderep.org for varying times.
Managing Director Lisa Connell said the Seaside Rep team is looking forward to a stellar season with sold-out performances.
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Advocate sees opportunities for rail in NW OhioWritten by Duane Ramsey | | email@example.com
John Robert Smith, chairman of Transportation for America, told the audience at the 2013 Passenger Rail Forum on Oct. 7 that there is hope for rail transportation in Northwest Ohio.
"I see tremendous opportunity for rail transportation in Toledo and northern Ohio. You need to create a vision to inspire the community, making the impossible possible. Leaders need to support that vision for transportation," Smith said at the Toledo Club.
"Passenger rail is economic development. Don't let the negative voices control your vision," said Smith, who also serves as senior policy adviser for Smart Growth America.
Smith spoke to the group about the power of rail station renovation as a way of revitalizing communities. He knows from experience as mayor of Meridian, Miss., where a traditional Union Station was rebuilt into a multimodal facility 20 years ago.
"Quality design is critical for impact on the community," said Smith, who reported that Meridian's Union Station now hosts 250 events attracting 300,000 visitors annually.
The station renovation project helped to generate $135 million in private development to revitalize Meridian's downtown. That included facelifts for historic buildings, the renovation of City Hall and development of Dumont Plaza, a gathering place for the community.
Smith said it also helped bring the restoration of the historic opera house in Meridian to create the Riley Center, a state-of-the-art performing arts and conference facility for Mississippi State University (MSU).
Smith said it also brought about improvements in public housing and a public transit system of buses, vans and trolley cars.
Smith continued his discussion of passenger rail transportation with a local panel that included Paul Toth, president of the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority; Bill Thomas, CEO of the Downtown Toledo Development Corporation; and Jerry Wicks, director of the Ohio Higher Education Rail Network.
"We have a great train station. We're getting more people living and walking Downtown and creating some connectivity with the train station," Thomas said before asking Smith, "What's the best way to jumpstart the revitalization of the station?"
"There is a real disconnect to the Downtown, where you have some great buildings. Selling it to your own people is the hardest part. Share your vision better with the community," Smith answered.
"Where do the freight railroads sit on high-speed passenger rail?" Toth asked.
"The freights are always going to resist high-speed rail and it's [because of] their right of way. Acquisition of right of way and land capacity for rail infrastructure development is the key," Smith replied.
"We're trying to bring the universities together to meet their transportation needs with collaboration, partnerships and shared resources. They need systematic, reliable transportation," Wicks said about his organization's goals.
Smith said that the university was not involved 20 years ago but MSU now has a conference center in Meridian. Passenger rail can serve students by providing transportation for them, he said.
"We continue to focus on what our future is all about in Toledo and Northwest Ohio," Toth said.
"It's all about the people who are served by transportation. It's critical to engage for future generations," Smith said.
Smith toured the Toledo area and met with local leaders before speaking at the forum. He met with Toledo Mayor Mike Bell, who attended the forum and with the transportation committee of the Bowling Green City Council.
The forum is an annual meeting, where transportation advocates discuss issues involving the development of passenger rail service in Ohio, presented by the Northwest Ohio Passenger Rail Association (NOPRA) and Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments (TMACOG).
"We continue a dialogue to move passenger rail forward in our region and nation. It's very important to our region since Toledo continues to have the busiest passenger station in Ohio," said Lucas County Commissioner Tina Skeldon Wozniak, who moderated the forum.
"Change is happening. It's a painful and ugly process but it is needed. This is why it is so critical now," said Richard Harnish, executive director of the Midwest High Speed Rail Association based in Chicago.
Harnish discussed the multistate Northern Corridor Initiative created to increase passenger rail service in several states, including Ohio.
Tim Porter, chairman of NOPRA, which supports the Northern Corridor Initiative, said we need a "next step" for Toledo and Cleveland to build the corridor rail service across northern Ohio.
Porter presented Harnish with a check for $8,000 to support that effort. Those funds included contributions from the City of Toledo, Lucas County, Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority, The Andersons Rail Group, TMACOG and NOPRA.
"We all work together as we have common goals," said Ronald Sheck, chairman of All Aboard Ohio, a statewide organization that advocates high-speed rail.
Sheck, who introduced Smith as the keynote speaker, first met him while traveling in the southeast when Smith was mayor of Meridian.
Tags: Bill Thomas, Downtown Toledo Development Corporation, Jerry Wicks, John Robert Smith, Northwest Ohio Passenger Rail Association, Ohio Higher Education Rail Network, Paul Toth, Smart Growth America, Tim Porter, Tina Skeldon Wozniak, Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments, Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority, Transportation for America


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DOBSON — A briefing by the North Carolina Department of Parks and Recreation on the November fire at Pilot Mountain State Park highlights the agenda when the Surry County Board of Commissioners meet for its regular meeting Monday night.
The meeting is set to get under way at 6 p.m. in the Commissioners Meeting Room of the Surry County Government Center in Dobson.
Matt Windsor, Pilot Mountain State Park superintendent, and Jon Blanchard, head of natural resources for North Carolina State Parks, are on the agenda and scheduled to give an update during the meeting.
Last month, officials with the North Carolina Forestry Service, whose department took over fighting the November blaze, told the board that while the Parks Service did an admirable job of initially controlling the fire until his department took over, the controlled burn should have never been started.
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"There was some miscommunication as to whether they were invited to the previous meeting and I accept full responsibility for that," he said. "In the interest of fairness and transparency, they deserve the opportunity to speak to us."
Harris said the board isn't requiring the update.
"The invitation to talk to the commissioners was extended to them, and I made it perfectly clear that it is totally at their discretion as to whether they want to come and present their side of what happened during the fire," he said. "I want, and I think the board wants, for them to be able to present their side if they're so inclined."
According to the board chairman, county officials have a long-standing and productive relationship with the Park Service.
"I'm sure the citizens of Surry County will be interested in what they have to say, and I think the Park Service obviously has been a good partner with the county in the past, and we certainly want to keep the lines of communication open and work together with them to ensure these issues are addressed to the satisfaction of everyone involved," he said.
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That component focused on using the state funds to purchase and lease $2 million worth of equipment needed by the company.
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For a parent, few things are as terrifying as seeing a child in pain and having to watch helplessly. So when Wolves general manager Wendell Young and his family were at breakfast last summer, and his 22-year-old son, Matthew, began having a grand mal seizure, the patriarch assumed the worst.
"We were shocked by what unfolded when Matthew had his first seizure," Young said. "Honestly, we thought he was dying."
As Young and his wife, Paula, tried to help Matthew, another diner in the restaurant, who recognized exactly what they were going through, approached them.
"A man came up to our table, very calmly, and talked us through (the situation)," Young said. "He just said, 'your son is having an epileptic seizure, my son has had one too, this is what's going to happen and here's what you do.' If that man hadn't have come over, I don't know what we would have done. He came out of nowhere and then he was gone, and we never saw him again. He had a very soothing voice though and we really appreciated it. But after, we had to get educated."
Education has been the key for Young's family in the aftermath of Matthew's epilepsy diagnosis. Everything from making sure he's taking his medication at the same time each day to ensuring his lifestyle doesn't interfere with his health has become a concern.
"This has all been a real adjustment for Matthew, with remembering to take the medication, and obviously, when you're young, you don't sleep enough and you don't eat well, but those are some of the triggers so he has to be disciplined about it," Young said. "And it has helped him grow up a lot. In the industry he works in (as a freelance cinematographer), Matthew does a lot of festivals and after-hours shows. It is a tough grind. He's on movie shoots all night, but now he still has to take the medication at the same time. He was on a movie shoot and it was going all night and his alarm went off to take his medication and the director looked at him like, 'Oh, it's that time, huh?' It's a matter of being more disciplined."
While his son's diagnosis was a surprise, Young has (unbeknownst to him) worked with athletes who are epileptic. He used the revelation as a teaching point for his son as to what can happen if he isn't rigorous with his new regime.
"We had a guy on the (Wolves) who had epilepsy, and I didn't even know at the time. The medical things we usually keep pretty quiet, but you have to know what to do when you're around someone who has it," he said. "It is a learning point for Matthew because this player had had epilepsy since his young teens due to head injuries. I asked the player if he had had a seizure since being diagnosed and he said he had a few times, but every time it was because he didn't take his medication properly. He'd go off it and each time he did, he had a seizure. That was a good learning moment for Matthew."
Another point of comfort since the summer has been friends and family coming forward to share their experience with epilepsy and how it has affected those close to them. Armed with his newly acquired knowledge and a firm trust in Matthew to do what's best for his health, Young is a little more relaxed about his son's new reality.
"There's a demographic of males between 20 and 24 that has epilepsy show up," he said "I actually had the conversation with the doctor who diagnosed Matthew, like 'What are we hoping for here?' The doc said the least thing (the seizures) would be is epilepsy. It's sad when you're sitting there hoping the results come back as epilepsy. It's not the perfect world, but it's better than it could have been. We're heard from more and more people who have dealt with it. The more you talk about it, the more you find that out and that helps with the education.
"I think Matthew's disciplined enough, and the more he learns and the more people tell their stories, the better. We know too many sad stories about people who have died from epilepsy. There are a lot of people out there who have been affected. Matthew is doing great, though. He really is."
In support of Epilepsy Awareness Month and to raise funds for the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Chicago, Young is auctioning off a new item at each Wolves home game in November. Visit the Customer Service Booth behind Section 116 on Nov. 27 to bid on the chance to watch the game like a GM and on Nov. 29 for the opportunity to watch warmups with Wendell.
He never expected it, but since Chicago Wolves general manager Wendell Young learned his son has epilepsy, his family has begun a new journey of education and diligence.
For a parent, few things are as terrifying as seeing a child in pain and having to watch helplessly. So when Wolves general manager Wendell Young and his family were at breakfast last summer, and his 22-year-old son, Matthew, began having a grand mal seizure, the patriarch assumed the worst.


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Leighton Baines will be England's left-back in the must-win World Cup clash against Montenegro.
Guy Poyet has been named as the new boss of Sunderland today.
Martin Jol hopes to sign former Manchester United coach Rene Meulensteen this week.
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Swansea chariman Huw Jenkins has told Liverpool, Arsenal and others that Michu's call-up to the Spain squad has raised his value to more than £30million.
Steven Gerrard last night admitted England's week of World Cup destiny will make or break the reputation of Roy Hodgson and his squad.
West Ham will offer Ravel Morrison a stunning new deal in January following his superb start to the season.
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Gus Poyet has been named as the new Sunderland manager today.
Roy Hodgson's World Cup hopes suffered a huge blow last night when Ashley Cole was ruled out of England's crunch showdown with Montenegro.
Gus Poyet has told Sunderland chairman Ellis Short he is the man to keep the Black Cats in the Premier League.
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Manchester United sensation Adnan Januzaj will take his time before deciding on his international future.
Roy Hodgson has been warned by Graham Taylor what could lie in store should he fail to lead England to the World Cup next week.
Gus Poyet will be assured of transfer funds in January to boost Sunderland's hopes of Premier League survival.
Sunderland's search for a successor to Paolo Di Canio is over, with Gus Poyet understood to have agreed a three-year deal to take over as the club's head coach.
Roy Hodgson has been dealt a blow in the run-up to England's two make-or-break Wembley games after the left-back Ashley Cole was ruled out with a rib injury.
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AMCC Golf Championship Complete
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West Middlesex, PA – After a two day tournament at the Oak Tree Country Club, the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference Golf Championship wrapped up on Monday, October 11 with the team championship being awarded to Penn State Altoona. Phil Keilman from Mount Aloysius College shot a tournament low 75 on day-two to capture the individual medalist.
Altoona lead both days with low scores (316, 322) on their way to a 638 finish giving them their fourth title in five years. Medaille College tied Altoona's day two score, but the Mavericks shot a 334 on day one which put them too far back to be competing for the crown.
Altoona's Chris Perry held a one stroke led after day one (75) but dropped to 82 on day two removing him from contention for the leader board. La Roche's Mike Sliman finished in the number two slot both days and was overtaken by Keilman in the final round losing by 2 strokes. Keilman was tied for 6th place on day one (79) before his 75 shot him into first place to take away the individual championship.
Hilbert's squad finished in ninth place after shooting a combined 785 over the two day tournament. Junior John Nowak (Hamburg, NY/Frontier) finished tied for 25th with a 178 score (86, 92). Junior Jim Pernick (Tonawanda, NY/St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute) improved over the two days as he dropped 23 strokes from day one (113) to 90 on day two. He dropped from 44 to 39th place but his overall score for the tournament tied his fellow team mate Michael Werner (203). Werner (Orchard Park, NY/Orchard Park) was consistent in the two days shooting a 100 and then a 103. Hilbert's final golfer to count in the scoring was freshman Joe Pernick (Tonawanda, NY/St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute) who shot 101, and 111 for 41st place. Junior Patrick Brooks (Orchard Park, NY/Orchard Park) played the course both days (106/107), but his 5th place team finish did not count towards the overall team score.
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Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Entering his 32nd season at the helm of the Birmingham-Southern College Men's Soccer program, Preston Goldfarb continues to promote the passion of a sport that has grown immensely during his coaching career.
After directing BSC to unparalleled heights as a perennial contender in the NAIA, Goldfarb guided the Panthers to a Big South Conference runner-up finish in 2003—the school's first season of NCAA Division I eligibility. Since that season, BSC captured back-to-back Big South Conference regular season crowns in 2004 and 2005 and posted a runner-up finish in the league tournament in 2004. In NCAA Division III, Goldfarb's 2012 team was undefeated in regular season conference play in the Southern Athletic Association, and his 2013 squad received a Top 25 national ranking. His career coaching record now stands at 339-241-49.
Since arriving on the BSC campus in 1983 to take over a fledgling soccer program, Goldfarb's interests have been directed toward the development of soccer throughout the community, state and Southeast. His mission of increasing the knowledge and love for the game is rooted within his own program.
The culmination of many years of hard work promoting the sport came in 1996 when Birmingham-Southern was chosen as the host for the NAIA Men's Soccer National Championship, held at historic Legion Field. In 1997 and 1998, the tournament was held on the campus of BSC. It was the first time any athletic national championship had ever been held on the campus.
Regarding his coaching style, Coach Goldfarb says, "We have seen many changes from NAIA to NCAA Division I to now, NCAA Division III. One thing that remains constant is that we will continue to play the game simply. The ball is still round, the grass is still green, and 22 players are on the field competing. It has never occurred to us what our division affiliation is, but how we play the game."
Goldfarb looks for student-athletes who are dedicated to academics and are willing to exert their energies toward a degree that will serve them well in their chosen professional career or toward achieving a post-graduate degree. On the pitch, however, Goldfarb seeks players that believe in the importance of fundamentals and leave every ounce of energy on the field.
When a student-athlete commits to BSC, he knows that the program will be run in a first-class manner and that Goldfarb expects nothing but 100-percent commitment to the success of the team both on and off the field.
His coaching style has translated into numerous achievements both through soccer and the classroom. Goldfarb has won 10 regular season conference championships, seven conference tournament championships, and three regional championships (NAIA), and appeared in the NAIA National Championship Tournament in five of the last six years BSC competed in the NAIA. The Panthers were NAIA National Runners-up in 1996 and made the national semifinals in both 1995 and 1999. In 2000, the last year in the NAIA for BSC, the Panthers won their fifth-straight TranSouth Conference Tournament and participated in their eighth-straight regional tournament.
In the classroom, Birmingham-Southern can boast of having 41 Academic All-Americans. Goldfarb has also coached 12 Phi Beta Kappa graduates. On the other side of the spectrum, the Panthers have had 34 All-American selections.
Goldfarb's involvement with soccer spans more than 40 years, beginning with the development of youth and adult soccer programs in Alabama, including the Mid-State Youth Soccer Organization in the early 1970s. In 1993, Goldfarb created another landmark for soccer in the state, originating the first-ever Alabama amateur soccer team in the U.S. Interregional Soccer League. With Goldfarb at the helm, the Birmingham Grasshoppers won a division title, participated in the USISL "Sizzlin' Nine" National Tournament, and hosted two regional playoffs. The Grasshoppers team was designed to give Goldfarb's players an opportunity to compete at a high level during the off-season, and at the same time develop their skills. Travel schedules and time away from Birmingham-Southern led Goldfarb to discontinue the Grasshoppers after the 1996 season.
In 1995, Goldfarb again brought soccer to a new level in the state of Alabama by being the driving force behind the city of Birmingham hosting Olympic soccer for the 1996 Atlanta Summer Games. In 2000, he received the ultimate honor of achievement for a coach at the NAIA level with his induction into the NAIA Hall of Fame on Nov. 16, 2000, in Albuquerque, N.M.
Goldfarb has been named Conference Coach of the Year five times, including the 2005 Big South Conference Coach of the Year; Region Coach of the Year in 1996, 1997, and 1999; and he was an NSCAA Region honoree in 1995 and 1997. Goldfarb wrote a column in the Birmingham Post-Herald dedicated to educating the public on the World Cup competition in 1994 and the 1996 Summer Olympic Games. He also served as president of the NAIA Men's Soccer Coaches Association.
Goldfarb has also been very involved with the Maccabi USA organization. He was appointed head coach of the USA's Junior Boy's Soccer Team for the 2009 World Maccabiah Games in Israel. The team placed fourth in the 2009 tournament and recorded the first win over the host team Israel. The coaching stint with Maccabi continued with Goldfarb coaching the USA Open Men's Team in the 2010 Australia Maccabi Games. The team won a silver medal after losing to Brazil in the final. Goldfarb traveled back to Israel last July to coach the 2013 USA Open Men's Team to a gold medal finish in the 19th World Maccabiah Games. The gold medal was a first for Team USA in the Open Men's Soccer division in the World Maccabiah Games, or any USA Men's Team in the 76 years of competing. Goldfarb has been named Overall Soccer Chair for the 2016 Maccabi Pan American games in Santiago, Chile.
On October 5, 2013, BSC honored Goldfarb for the impact he has had on soccer on the Hilltop by naming BSC's soccer field the "Preston Goldfarb Field".
A native of Birmingham, Goldfarb attended the University of Oklahoma on a basketball scholarship. He completed his undergraduate work at UAB. He also earned a master's degree in education from the University of Montevallo, and holds a JD degree from the Birmingham School of Law.
Goldfarb attributes all of his success to his wife of 30 years, Marie; their two children, Sean (wife Sammy) and Aly; and his close-knit family for their years of unrelenting support.


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Wed., Jan. 18*
vs. Texas Stars
Allstate Arena
7 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 20*
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Sat., Jan. 21*
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Allstate Arena
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#Illinois Lottery Cup
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The Wolves finished the first half of the regular season with a 5-3 loss to Lake Erie, which snapped their season-best five-game winning streak; after 38 games, Chicago sits in second place in the Midwest Division with 46 points (21-13-1-3) and trails first-place Charlotte by two points but holds two games in hand.
--- Michael Davies: Paced the team with 3 goals and 5 points in three contests last week, his first game action since Dec. 16 ... Amassed 3 goals, six points and a +6 plus/minus rating in 16 games this season ... Has bagged a goal in a career-best three straight games ... His first goal of the season on Jan. 11 was his first AHL tally since Feb. 5, 2011
--- Jordan Schroeder: Shared first on the team with 3 assists and ranked second with 4 points in three games last week ... Notched his fourth multiple-point outing of the year on Saturday (G, A) ... Shares fourth on Chicago with 9 goals and third with 20 points in 38 contests this season ... Collected 4 points (G, 3A) in his last three outings after he registered 4 points (2G, 2A) in his previous eight matchups
--- Mark Mancari: Held scoreless on Friday and Saturday, the first time since Nov. 4 and 8 he has been held off the scoresheet in back-to-back games, a span of 20 games ... Paces the Wolves and shares ninth in the AHL with 16 goals and ranks second on Chicago and is tied for 18th in the league with 32 points in 32 contests this season ... Shares second on the squad with 16 assists ... Recorded 21 points (9G, 12A) in his last 14 outings, which includes at least one point in 11 of those games and seven multiple-point contests ... Skated in six contests with Vancouver this year spanning two recalls
--- Steve Reinprecht: Saw his four-game point streak snapped on Friday, in which he tallied six points (G, 5A) from Jan. 6-11 ... Shares second on the team with 16 assists and third with 20 points in 27 games this season ... Skated in five contests with San Antonio before being acquired by Vancouver on Oct. 22 ... Amassed five multiple-point outings in his last 11 games and collected 10 assists and 14 points during that span
--- The Wolves conclude their season-high six-game homestand on Wednesday when they host Texas; Chicago has posted a 4-1-0-0 mark in the first five games of the homestand and has won nine of its last 11 outings at the Allstate Arena.
--- The five goals Chicago allowed on Saturday to Lake Erie was just the fourth time in its last 16 outings the team has surrendered four or more markers in a game, and the most since giving up six tallies on Dec. 9 at Rockford.
--- The Wolves have surrendered just one power-play goal in their last six contests (20 of 21) after allowing five man-advantage markers in their previous six outings (19 of 24); Chicago ranks ninth in the AHL with a 83.9 efficiency rating on the penalty-kill (130 of 155).
--- Goaltender Matt Climie won for the sixth time in seven starts Friday night, stopping 32 of 33 shots in the victory; he has posted a 1.83 goals-against average and .935 save percentage during that span; the 28-year-old netminder ranks fifth in the AHL with a .927 save percentage and 13th with a 2.44 goals-against average in 18 games this year (12-5-0).
--- Chicago has bagged just two power-play goals in its last seven tilts (two of 29); the Wolves rank 16th in the league with a 17.5 efficiency rating on the power play this season (29 of 166).
--- The Wolves sit atop the Illinois Lottery Cup standings with a .667 winning percentage (8-4-0-0); Chicago leads Peoria (.594, 9-6-1-0) and Rockford (.321, 4-9-1-0).
--- The Wolves are hosting an electronic recycling drive, presented by ARCOA, at their home games on Jan. 18 and 21. For every pound of electronics collected, ARCOA will donate $1 to Chicago Wolves Charities related to cancer research. For more information or to learn more on which items will be accepted, visit chicagowolves.com or call 1-800-THE-WOLVES.
Saturday, Jan. 14
Lake Erie 5, (at) Chicago 3
--- The Wolves let a 3-1 lead slip away by surrendering four third-period goals as the Lake Erie Monsters skated away with a 5-3 victory at the Allstate Arena
--- Forwards Jordan Schroeder, Michael Davies and Steve Reinprecht scored for Chicago
--- Goaltender Eddie Lack posted 26 saves
Friday, Jan. 13
(at) Chicago 2, Milwaukee 1
--- The Wolves used two second-period goals to earn a 2-1 Amtrak Rivalry win over the Milwaukee Admirals at the Allstate Arena
--- Forwards Michael Davies (G, A) and Bill Sweatt lit the lamp for Chicago
--- Goaltender Matt Climie kicked out 32 shots to notch his third straight win
Wednesday, Jan. 11
(at) Chicago 4, Rockford 2
--- Wolves right wing Mark Mancari scored twice in a 57-second span in the third period to lift the team to a 4-2 Illinois Lottery Cup victory over the Rockford IceHogs at the Allstate Arena
--- Forwards Michael Davies and Victor Oreskovich also tickled the twine for Chicago
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Eye redness is due to swollen or dilated blood vessels, which cause the surface of the eye to look red, or bloodshot.
Bloodshot eyes; Red eyes; Scleral infection; Conjunctival infection
There are many possible causes of a red eye or eyes. Some are cause for concern; some are medical emergencies. Others are nothing to worry about.
How red the eye appears is often less of a concern than whether you also have eye pain or difficulty seeing.
Bloodshot eyes appear red because the vessels in the surface of the white portion of the eye (sclera) become swollen. This may result from dry air, too much sun, dust, something in the eye, allergies, infection, or injury.
One common cause of a red eye is straining or coughing. This can lead to a bright red, dense bloody area on the white part of the eye. This is called a subconjunctival hemorrhage. Although this bloody area may appear alarming, it is a fairly common occurrence and of little significance. If you notice a bloody spot in one eye that doesn't hurt, but just looks bad, don't worry. It should clear up on its own within a week or two.
Eye infections or inflammation can occur, causinge redness as well as possible itching, discharge, pain, or vision problems:
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For fatigue or eyestrain, try to rest your eyes. No treatment is necessary.
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The eyes may need to be washed out with normal saline solution, and any foreign bodies will need to be removed. Eye drops may be prescribed.
Wright JL, Wightman JM. Red and painful eye. In: Marx JA, ed. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 32.
Rubenstein JB, Virasch V. Conjunctivitis: Infectious and noninfectious. In: Yanoff M, Duker JS, eds. Ophthalmology. 3rd ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby Elsevier; 2008:chap 4.6.
Yanoff M, Cameron D. Diseases of the visual system. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 431.
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A course focusing on varying topics of interest to the students and the instructor. Topics may include public policies toward business, problems of manpower development, the role of population in economic development, development of various regions or the use of mathematics in economics. Prerequisites: ECON:105, or ECON:201 and ECON:202, plus senior standing and instructor's permission. 2–4 SH.
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text: Jan Mares was previously a business liaison and deputy director at the Private Sector Office of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). During the Reagan administration, Mares was an assistant secretary of commerce for import administration and a senior policy analyst at the White House, where he was involved with environment, energy, trade, and technology issues. He also served as assistant secretary of energy for international affairs and energy emergencies; assistant secretary of energy for policy, safety and environment; and assistant secretary of energy for fossil energy. For six months he was the acting under secretary of energy. Before entering federal service, Mares was with Union Carbide Corporation for 18 years, half in the Law Department, working on antitrust compliance and purchasing issues, and half in its chemical business, including leading an effort for three years to create a chemicals joint venture with a Middle East government company and being the operations/profit manager for several groups of industrial chemicals. Subsequent to his service in the Reagan administration, he worked with the Washington, DC, law firm Shaw Pittman, the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association, and the EOP Group (a Washington DC environment, energy, and budget consulting firm).


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I remembered the book cover project which was perfect for concealing what she wanted to hide.
We picked out some fabric and used a contrasting brown linen scrap for the lining. A ribbon saved from a gift from my sisters travels to Italy. Gusto: Vigorous enjoyment. Perfect.
There are several other projects in the book I would love to make.
A new apron may be in order. I'm thinking brown linen would be nice.
And maybe a new set of summertime coasters.