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Roberto Luongo records the shutout in first game back with Panthers
Mar 7, 2014, 10:28 PM EDT
Officially back in a Florida Panthers uniform for the first time since April 18, 2006, Roberto Luongo recorded the shutout over the Buffalo Sabres on Friday.
Luongo, the star 34-year-old goalie who was dealt from the Vancouver Canucks to the Panthers the day before the trade deadline, made 25 saves and the Panthers scored twice on eight power play opportunities for a 2-0 win over the Sabres.
Not helping matters for the Sabres was the fact Marcus Foligno was ejected less than seven minutes into the game, after receiving a boarding major for a hit on Brandon Pirri.
Luongo was making his first NHL start since Feb. 8. That's in part because of the Olympic break – he started once for Team Canada in the preliminary round – also because Vancouver's head coach John Tortorella decided not to start Luongo for Sunday's Heritage Classic at BC Place Stadium.
His agent, Pat Brisson, made it clear later this week that the decision to bench Luongo for the big spectacle – the finale in the NHL Stadium Series – helped expedite the process of a trade.
- pigpen1013 - Mar 7, 2014 at 10:33 PM
Good for Lu. Hope Gillis (and, to a lesser extent, Tortorella) are held responsible for driving him out of Vancouver.
- blomfeld - Mar 7, 2014 at 11:31 PM
Truly unbelievable that these 'simpletons' like Pigpen1013 still can't get the deal eh ? Then again, he is a pig living in a pen and so 'God's will' as the saying goes I suppose ? Regardless, 'all's well that ends well' as that English guy once said. Luongo has pulled the wool over the eyes of the Vancouver faithful in 'no' uncertain terms and he walks away whistling Dixie to the tune of 64 million dollars. Meanwhile, here in Vancouver there's now a storm brewing which is going to make even professional 'storm chasers' shudder ! … suffice it to say friends, thank God I live in a concrete building !
- jhaegs - Mar 8, 2014 at 1:06 AM
STFU, blumpkin.
- blomfeld - Mar 8, 2014 at 2:43 AM
eat excrement you suck hole !
- machosasquatcho - Mar 8, 2014 at 1:16 PM
Great video, you hapless fukwit!
- slysipops - Mar 8, 2014 at 5:26 PM
may the rain never stop in VANCOUVER ! hmmmm, what's that smell? is it tar cooking TORTS ??
- chanceoffleury - Mar 7, 2014 at 10:47 PM
I hope Luongo does really well in Florida. After the shenanigans the Canucks organization put him through the last 4 years I think it's easy for hockey fans to root for him. He's a great character and face for the sport and has handled it all better than most. I'm glad the whole spectacle seems to finally be over.
- penguins87and71 - Mar 7, 2014 at 11:06 PM
I think Luongo will really help the Florida Panthers to become contenders. They already have a good young core, if they get a few good players as a supporting cast, then they will have something special. I think they are definitely on the right track.
- jovocop2112 - Mar 8, 2014 at 2:34 AM
It is essentially what he did for the Canucks way back when ;D Lu is at his best making garbage teams good
- Wineshard - Mar 7, 2014 at 11:10 PM
Good for Lu. However, I wonder how many of these Luongo fans nowadays were chastising him when he gave up 8 goals in game 3 of the 2011 SCF? Or any other cave in game.
- smarshall3789 - Mar 7, 2014 at 11:10 PM
Lol at the Canucks! Good for Lu Panthers of serious about spending the cap could be dangerous next year! Trust me I lived there for a while it's attractive to players!
- barby97 - Mar 7, 2014 at 11:24 PM
Obviously Luongo and Vancouver were not a fit so its a good thing luongo was traded off maybe he can come back with florida
- salmon90 - Mar 7, 2014 at 11:40 PM
Lets get some things straight here:
1. Gillis didn't 'drive' Luongo out of Vancouver. Luongo has wanted to go back to Florida for a while. Having Schneider be the starter over him a couple of seasons ago was the catalyst to make this the spectacle it was.
2. The plan was then to trade Luongo and have Schneider take over full time. We all know how that went. We know that the teams lining up to get Luongo were few and far between and that when Gillis did have a deal in place with Toronto, Luongo refused to go.
3. Gillis' biggest fault in all this was signing Luongo to that massive contract – which LUONGO signed!! It drives me nuts when everybody feels sorry for this guy making all this $ thinking that he's so hard done by. Luongo signed the contract. The contract made him virtually un-moveable. When there was an opening for a move Luongo squashed it!
4. The only reals 'faults' of Gillis here was asking for too much in return (because he valued Luongo) or being not willing to eat part of Luongo's contract.
5. The other HUGE factor that made him immovable was the new rule the NHL put in which basically screws all the long term deals signed that were trying to circumvent the cap. That one can be put on Gillis I suppose but again at the time this totally changed the ability to trade him.
So basically he was treated like this:
He was named Captain – question the decision all you want but this is usually not a sign someones treating you badly
He was given a massive contract – poor guy
He then became tradable with the emergence of Schneider who was playing better than him – made nearly impossible by the contract HE signed
The only thing I can agree with Luongo getting treated poorly is how he was benched for the Heritage Classic game. The rest I have a really hard time with.
- scottybcboy - Mar 8, 2014 at 12:21 AM
You my friend are a dick, but in all seriousness, you are a dick.
Have some respect for the franchise leader in wins. Which franchise? Both the Canucks and Panthers! Typical Nux fan….never happy….even with franchise records and two shutouts in the Final!
- greatmiamisportsmind - Mar 8, 2014 at 12:26 AM
1. Your right, it probably wasn't Gillis that drove him out, but rather that knuckle head coach that the media, fans, players, and probably even his father and mother can't stand. I don't see how he's going to last past this year, next year max.
2. Per Luongo's contract, which Mike Gillis signed off on, he gave Luongo a full No Trade Clause. Gillis could have traded him to any of the 29 teams in the league, but if Luongo didn't want to go to that team, he didn't have to. Because Gillis gave him a NTC.
3. Sure Luongo signed it, if your employer came to you with a huge contract, such as that the one Mike Gillis signed off on and presented to Luongo, you'd be nuts as well not to sign it. Don't fault Luongo for signing the contract that was presented to him. Gillis had every chance to not give him that amount, unless of course he held a gun to Luongo's head and forced him to sign it, but I highly doubt that happned.
4. Didn't Gillis (and Vancouver) eat 15% of his contract when they moved him to Florida? Gillis could ask for every prospect on any given team, but the team would still have to agree to that, which no team is that crazy to do that. Not even Sidney Crosby would any team give up every player in their farm system for him.
5. As you stated, this one is on Gillis as well.
Poor guy, he didn't pass on a massive contract his employer gave him.
- dueman - Mar 8, 2014 at 12:46 AM
You've been drinking the kool aid I see! Luongo has been nothing but a professional while playing for a team that treated him INCREDIBLY poorly. Not by his team mates, but by management, and a lot of fans. He was unjustly blamed more times than not for Vancouver's failures. He was embarrassed by management, his playing time taken away, and was promised a trade, only to see Gillis not willing to budge at all to make that happen. Instead he had to watch as Schneider got moved. What happened with Lou possibly going to Toronto blowing up, was not because "Luongo refused to go" (as Lou has stated publicly that he thought that Toronto was going to happen!) It happened because your hero Gillis refused to accept a reasonable trade. The whole world knows who the a$$ has been throughout this ordeal, and it was not Luongo!
- salmon90 - Mar 8, 2014 at 10:10 AM
Greatmiamisportsmind – do you honestly think GM's put no trade clauses in their contracts without having the players/agents request it?? That's like Luongo asking for 50 million and Gillis coming back and saying "50 million..no way I'm going to give you 64 and a no trade" – not the way it works pal. Also, your acting liek it was Torts who drove him out of town – that's ignoring the last two years is it not??
ScottyBcBoy – I don't even know what your point is..but I'm always impressed with the "typical Nux fan" comment. I've defended Luongo numerous times from Hawks fans, Bruins fans, any Canadian team fan base etc. Go back over the years and see how much 'love' he was getting from outside of Vancouver. The fact your telling ME he got two shutouts in the finals is laughable – I've been preaching that for years.
Dueman – What Koolaid?! Everyone and their dog is blaming Gillis in this town. The only Koolaid is the Hate Gillis Koolaid which I find far too easy. At the 2012 draft (not last summer) there was a deal in place to send Luongo to Toronto. Luongo and his agent were holding out for Florida (which to their credit ended up working out). Had Luongo not refused the trade, we would be seen Luongo play for the buds, Schneider still with the Nux etc. LAST summer at the deadline, another trade was in place where you are correct in saying Gillis didn't accept because of the money he's have to take on.
- jhaegs - Mar 8, 2014 at 12:44 AM
What's with all this "THE" shutout talk? "A" shutout would work just fine…
- billsin20xx - Mar 8, 2014 at 8:15 AM
On a side note it seems like the ref's wanted to give him the shutout, what a one sided game they reffed. Florida and Luongo played well, but they were given some great opportunities on some real iffy calls too. The boarding call was ridiculous, the guy turned into him just as Foligno got there.
- chrisk61 - Mar 8, 2014 at 8:52 AM
i wouldn't get too excited panthers fans. you guys beat the sabres.
- joey4id - Mar 8, 2014 at 10:01 AM
Luongo's laid back attitude helped though the horrendous circumstances he had to endure. Not to mention that a $64 million cushion helps. Good for him that he' happy and finds himself back in the Sunshine State North American version.
Can't help but think that the best decision he made since signing that huge contract was dropping his agent to hire Pat Brisson, co-head of the Hockey Division of Creative Artists Agency. He's a class guy and one of the most powerful and respected agents in the hockey biz. He and his team had a lot to do with this trade, and have been working on it behind the scenes since being hired.
- blomfeld - Mar 8, 2014 at 11:02 AM
Joey … the thing that finally made this happen was Aquilini Investments taking a hit to the tune of at least 20 mil (ie: 15% is BS) … and for that Gillis is now a dead man … please refer to item # 3 below from the 'vision' which I had last summer …
blomfeld – Jun 24, 2013 at 3:10 PM
"Why on Earth are the Islanders going to trade anything of value for a declining 34-year old signed forever" …
Jl9830 – Don't worry friend as that's 'not' going to happen … what 'will' happen however is this:
A) Aquilini Investments restructures Luongo's K by 'writing off' at least 20-25 million, thus leaving a much more 'palpable' circa 20 million over the next decade
B) Aquilini Investments then sends Luongo to Florida and in return receives some worthless 'face-saving' asset(s) … Loo and wifey-poo very very happy !!!
C) Aquilini Investments then liquidates Gillis in retaliation for the hideous financial loss and thereafter immediately promotes John Tortorella to the position of 'Coach & GM' of the Canucks
there you have it friend, all gift-wrapped and ready to go !
- joey4id - Mar 8, 2014 at 11:21 AM
Yes! However, something that Brisson and his team did to convince Aquilini is behind all of this, otherwise they could have done this deal before Luongo fired his old agent. Brisson and his firm proposed options to Aquilini that would lessen the burden of owning the $20 million.
joey4id – Jul 24, 2013 at 5:16 PM
Nothing wrong with his previous agent since he negotiated the $64m deal. Signing with Creative Artists Agency is not a disaster at all. As indicated by the author if this article, Brisson and Barry are top notch agents and have a lot of pull. Who knows but they and Luongo about what is behind this move. They no doubt have a plan that will soon be revealed.
joey4id – Jul 24, 2013 at 5:20 PM
Have to agree on sunderlanding here. If they had any plans of buying him out, why not do it this year and save Schneider? It's becoming clear that he went with Creative Artists Agency because he needed the support of the heavy hitters and their lawyers. His previous agent is not an attorney, and Luongo probably needs a top legal team to find a way out of this mess.
- blackhawksdynasty - Mar 8, 2014 at 11:29 AM
That's probably the longest conversation I've seen you have with yourself
- machosasquatcho - Mar 8, 2014 at 1:15 PM
Hey Ron, also known as blomfeld/joey/aldog83/slysiwhatever:
I can contact some Orange County-area psychiatrists for you. We're all a bit worried about your mental health here.
MachoSasquatcho <3
- blomfeld - Mar 8, 2014 at 10:40 PM
Mosquito and Hawk Dynasty …
why don't you two 'simplistic' mid-west corn squealers just 'piss off' and stop using up 'valuable' cyber space here at PHT with your useless garbage ! … ya dig ?
- nunan - Mar 8, 2014 at 10:25 AM
I'm a Bs fan but I'm actually happy for Lou here…guy deserved a break from circus that is that Canucks and the constant trade rumors. Can just settle in now. I don't feel THAT bad for him though..he makes pretty good money.
- greatmiamisportsmind - Mar 8, 2014 at 11:01 AM
happy enough to let Robbie Lou win tomorrow on Tim Thomas bobble head day?
- patshal - Mar 8, 2014 at 12:22 PM
He will do so much better in Florida than in Vancouver. It was obvious that he was happy to leave Vancouver. I guarantee he will win at least one Stanley Cup in Florida. Obviously not this year.
- slysipops - Mar 8, 2014 at 5:19 PM
SLYSIPOPS here the ONE and only …………….. anyway the FLORIDA PANTHERS have been refered to ( on the chi-town stations ) as the BLACKHAWKS south . that being said they do hold a spot in my heart ! they probably have a few years to reach the SC FINALS but are a team to reckon with! i hated to see DALE kind of shaft TIM THOMAS ( a man's man ) , but do wish the team well !
- blomfeld - Mar 8, 2014 at 10:50 PM
I agree Pops, seriously … Tim Thomas is indeed a 'man's' man, no two ways about it …
your friend comrade Blomfeld
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One of the biggest issues leading to the formation of the Tea Party movement was -— after the burgeoning deficit -— reaction against the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) law. Many Americans joined the Tea Party to stop what was obviously political favoritism being sold by fear-mongering government leaders, and it resulted in a number of pro-TARP Republican veterans losing their primaries and anti-TARP Republicans winning the November 2010 general election.
During the housing bubble, profits were privatized. But once "too big to fail" Wall Street banks saw major losses on risky bets made in the real estate market, they came crying to Washington and demanded taxpayers pick up the shortfall. Establishment politicians in Washington obliged, selling the bailout package with a heaping helping of fear. Mitt Romney said "all the jobs" in America would be gone if the trust funds of the super-rich were not bailed out using the tips of cab drivers and waitresses.
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HAMBURG, NY – For the first time this season, sophomore Adam Weaver has been named as the United Volleyball Conference men's volleyball Player of the Week, announced Monday March 5.
Weaver totaled 43 kills in Hilbert's win over Wells and Lancaster Bible in the tri-match on March 3. He hit .500 with 15 kills in the Hawks' sweep of Wells and totaled 28 kills in a five-set win over Lancaster Bible, hitting .469. Weaver averaged 5.38 kills and 2.71 digs per set, while posting a .479 hitting percentage.
Just last week, Weaver was named the Allegany Mountain Collegiate Conference men's volleyball Player of the Week. To date, Weaver leads the Hawks with 2.94 kills per set and 382 attacks in 51 sets played. He also records 1.45 digs per set and has tallied 4 service aces for the season.
With an overall record of 5-11, including winning three out of their last four games, the Hawks are on a surge upward as they still have a lot of games left to play. Next up is an AMCC cross-town rival match versus host D'Youville College on March 7. Hilbert will be traveling to a series of league-opponents before they close out their home contests on March 21 against Penn State Behrend at 7pm.
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yes, buy a pack so you ll copy it like 15 times
That sucks, oh well. Thanks for the advice. I won't bother with the softmodding version of playing backups. I'm getting my modchip in a matter of days anyways. I'll just wait it out and get some verbatim DVD-R's.
And as for SSBB should I bu buying a pack of Verbatim DVD+R DL's? Or maybe DVD-R DL if they exist?
yes, buy a pack so you ll copy it like 15 times
Wait what? Were you being sarcastic? Or are you saying I would seriously have an error in the burning process 15 times?
Verbatim DVD-R DL's, I found a 3 pack.. That's the smallest pack I found.
So I'm trying to store my Wii ISO backups on my 250GB external HDD. But for some reason or another, it won't work.... Why is that? I try and copy a file and I get this error.
"The file 'FILE' is too large for the destination file system"
I know that's not true, I have 150GB of free space... And the file is only 4GB.
Unless, I'm misunderstanding what it means? Is it maybe because the file system of my computers internal HDD is probably NTFS, and my HDD is in FAT?
lol your disc shoudl be formated in wbfs format for the wii to read it
Okay, but that doesn't answer my question. I'm asking what I did wrong with my HDD (HardDrive) not my discs. I'm just trying too move all my ISO's too my external HDD in order to salvage space for my computers internal HDD.
Your Disc (Hard disc drive) must be formatted as WBFS for the wii to read it
I am a mod you know, i aint an idiot
Again, you are missing my question... I'm not trying too play backups off of my hard drive... I'm trying too save space. I will be burning the images onto verbatime DVD -R discs in due time. But I need space right now, so my question was why was I getting that error when trying too copy my files..
I found the answer.
apparently FAT32 only supports copying of files up to 4gb in size. All my iso's happened too be 4.3GB. So I just needed to convert my hard drive to ntfs. Thanks anyways.
And for the record. I never said you were an idiot, I was just saying you were missing the question.
Then your answer was irrelevant with the forum, we are not computer geeks, just plain regular wii geeks.
i thought about that after a second. But I for some reason thought you guys could help anyways. It was after all, related too wii backups in a way. Lawl.
Sorry for bothering you with petty questions. I'll remember to do some deep Google-ing first.
I'm actually kind of mad at myself, the answer too my question was found simply by typing my error into google. So it wasn't even "Deep Google-ing" haha.
On a side note, I'm sure you guys won't be hearing anymore from me and my dumb self. After I get my wii modded and start making some legit backups, I should be fine. Thank-you personally for all your assistance. And same goes for dogeggs and his amazing guides! ^^;


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The ingredient that disappoints us is methylparaben. Parabens are cosmetic preservatives that are also known allergens. Many higher-quality skin care formulations leave this ingredient out for that reason. Those with skin allergies or sensitivities may wish to consult their doctor or dermatologist before trying this product. Many consumers look for certain clinically-proven ingredients when looking for an anti-aging or moisturizing product. Hyaluronic acid is one ingredient we always look for. Hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in the skin but diminishes as we age. It can hold over 1,000 times its own weight in water and replacing the body's supply keeps skin deeply hydrated for an extended period of time. Suave Skin Therapy Moisturizer does not contain this important ingredient.
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Hey Loves,
So, obviously with a new year comes a new start. Many people make one or two big resolutions at the start of the year (and normally break that resolution within a week... Just me?!) but I thought I'd set myself 10 small(ish) goals to achieve throughout 2014!
1. Spend more time with family: This one is crucial for me. I am a massive family girl, and I am surrounded by the most amazing family ever. Unfortunately, this last year or so, I've drifted from some family members and don't spend as much time with them as I would like. So, this year, I am going to make sure I see them as often as I can.
2. Go back to Salsa classes: Earlier in 2013 I started Salsa and it only lasted around 3 months before I gave it up. I've dabbled in it now and again, but I want to do it properly and improve. That means getting over my fear of going to a new venue and sticking with it, even when I struggle!
3. Travel more: This is pretty self explanatory I'm sure, but I want to visit more places this year... I have 2 weekends away booked (one in Feb and one in November) and I want to go abroad in the summer as well. I've spent the last 5 or 6 years not travelling and I am craving some relaxation and some sun! ;)
4. Save money: Considering I want to go away more, this is a bit of a strange goal to have as going away costs money. However, I would like to save some money so I can start my future!
5. Read more books: As a child, I was always reading and I loved it. I still do, but unfortunately these days I don't always get the time!
6. Get back in to blogging: My blogging has sucked recently! I've contemplated giving up my blog and I've also contemplated giving it a complete revamp in order to get my mojo - BUT I still love it and want to write more and share more random stuff with you guys! <3
7. Do what makes me happy: For as long as I can remember, I've spent my life doing what I feel I should do, and not what I want to. 2014 is the time for change. From now on, I'm going to do whatever makes me happy and not give a shit what others think about that!
8. Get a hot beach body: Pretty sure this is on everyones list, right!?
9. Remember important birthdays and send cards: I am RUBBISH at remembering birthdays... They may be written in my diary, but it'll get to said persons birthday and I'll think 'shit, I've not got a card...' I need to be more organised.
10. Use my camera more: I have a decent camera but I never use it. I love photography and I love snapping away at small aspects of life and pretty things, but since September, I havent picked up my camera once! This saddens me, so I am going to document more things of 2014
11. Invest in a pair of Tango shoes: I'm a tango dancer. I'm a tango dancer that doesnt own tango shoes. Weird huh? I have latin and ballroom shoes, jazz shoes, ballet shoes etc, but not a pair of tango shoes. They are so beautiful, but so expensive! I never invested in them before, because until this year, I had a love/hate relationship with Argentine Tango, but now I need a pair.
So, there we go - They are my goals for 2014. What are yours?
Love and stuff
Monday, 30 December 2013
2014 Goals
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OOh that is a lot of goals, good look with those and yep I would also love a bikini body, rather than one Greenpeace is always on the look out for xReplyDelete
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It is - but some of them should be fairly easy to achieve... I don't like setting myself 2 or 3 unrealistic goals! haha... Oh, don't be so harsh on yourself! I'm sure that's not true in the slightest. xDelete
Hi Sophie, how are you? I hope you are well. Happy New year and hopefully we can tango our way through 2014 ;)ReplyDelete
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I'm good thank you - Hope you are too... Here's to Tangoing through the new year!!
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CSIRACs story began in 1936, when British mathematician Alan Turing described his idea for a computing machine capable of solving any numerical problem.
The first steps to building such a machine were undertaken during the Second World War (193945). Spurred on by military needs, British researchers built huge electro-mechanical calculators and electronic machines to decipher secret German codes.
At the same time in the United States, a series of enormous machines was constructed to solve complex mathematical problems, including calculating the trajectories of artillery shells.
After the war, scientists and engineers developed Turings concept into the idea of a stored-program computer. In this versatile machine, both programs and data could be entered as a digital code (0s and 1s), and the programs could make decisions, based upon the current state of the data, and draw upon further sub-programs if required.
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AUBURN, Mass. – U.S. Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) made an appearance in Auburn on Thursday morning at the Board of Health's public flu clinic for seniors.
The Massachusetts Republican, who is in a tight re-election battle with Democratic challenger and Harvard professor Elizabeth Warren, stopped by the Lorraine Gleick Nordgren Senior Center on Oct. 18, shaking hands with seniors in his second Auburn visit in four months.
"We're visiting senior facilities in particular because we really need to keep the promise with our seniors when it comes to Medicare," Brown said. "The national healthcare bill is proposing almost three-quarters of a trillion dollars in Medicare cuts. That's something that my opponent supports, and I don't.
"When anyone says that those benefits and services aren't going to be affected, it's misleading," Brown added. "And that's why I've been working very hard to make sure that we do not have that implemented because it dramatically would affect the care and coverage that our seniors get."
When Brown served in the Massachusetts Statehouse, he became close friends with state Rep. Paul Frost (R-Auburn), whom Brown called a "real leader in this town."
Frost was quite pleased to see Brown at the Senior Center on Thursday.
"It really shows his commitment to our region of the state," Frost said. "This is not his first visit to town. He's come to Auburn a couple times now, specifically in July at the coffee shop in town. I can't recall the last time a United States Senator from Massachusetts has ever been so visible and active.
"He's been everywhere," Frost added. "He's really changed the dynamic for what a U.S. Senator does. I'm sorry, but our other U.S. Senators in the past were never so available. He's shaking everyone's hands, he's talking to everybody, he's approachable, he's accessible, he's personable and that means a lot."
Steve Simonian, a Republican running for state Senate in the 2nd Worcester District against Democratic incumbent Mike Moore, agreed with Frost.
"It's great that someone who's as busy as he is spends so much time meeting the people," Simonian said. "Imagine the things that he is responsible for right now and he still finds the time to do all these visits. More politicians should do that."
Wayne Page of the Council on Aging said that since the Senior Center is a municipal building, Brown could only shake hands and introduce himself but not advocate for his re-election.


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Homemade bath salts are easy to make yet they look like a purchased gift from an exclusive spa. You have likely seen pretty colored and scented bath salts in bath and body stores for up prices up to $15.99 a bottle. What you probably didn't already know is that the markup on this product can be up to 600%. Ouch! This means that the raw ingredients to make them cost only about $2.28. I refuse to pay this ridiculous markup on this bath product, and so should you, as they are so simple to make. How simple are they to make? So simple that a child could easily make them! But you should know that there is a "secret ingredient" that will greatly improve your finished product's ability to retain its scent, prevents caking and increases its shelf life.
The only ingredient that you may have a problem finding for your homemade bath salts is dendritic salt, and bingo--it's the secret ingredient! All other ingredients to create homemade bath salts can be easily found in your local Drug and grocery stores. Dendritic salt is added to help the bath salts hold their fragrance better, as well as reduce the caking sometimes seen with salts.Dendritic salt is a man-made product. It is made by adding a very small amount of yellow prussate to sodium chloride. This makes the sodium chloride crystals grow in a star pattern, giving the dendritic salt a larger surface area. In turn, the larger surface area of the crystals enables the salt to hold on to the molecules of fragrance better than regular salt crystals can.
Although dendritic salt is an optional ingredient in homemade bath salts, it is advisable to use it if you are using essential oils in your bath salts. Essential oils can, and do, go rancid when exposed to the magnesium in Epsom and sea salts. Adding dendritic salt to your recipe can add a longer (and much better smelling) shelf life to your bath salts. If you can't find dendritic salt on the shelves of your local stores, there are a number of online suppliers that carry them, and they are not horribly expensive. One online supplier sells them for $3.36 for a 5lb. container. As well as preventing your essential oils becoming quickly rancid, the addition of dendritic salt to your bath salts recipe reduces the caking sometimes seen with salts.
Now that you know the "secret ingredient" in creating homemade bath salts, here are the other ingredients that turn a plain old soak into a real retreat. The other ingredients you will need are glycerin, Epsom and/or sea salts, baking soda,essential or fragrance oils, colorant and a little vegetable oil of your choice. That's it! Just stir these ingredients together and put in a pretty bottle to make an easy, colorful and thoughtful gift for family and friends that's kind to your wallet and the environment too. Even canning jars with lids make great containers for your finished product when you tie them with a pretty bow.
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As a Freshman 2003: Started 14 games as a freshman ... Made first collegiate appearance in the season opener at Michigan State ... Ranked second on the team in assists with two ... Recorded first assist of career in win over Rhode Island.
High School: Second team all-state as a senior ... Team was ranked second in Southwest Ohio and ninth in the state his senior year ... Summit won district title in 2001 after a 10-0-0 record in Miami Valley Conference play.
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They may be called house spiders, but these long-legged arachnids, often seen darting across the room at this time of year, prefer to live outdoors in the garage or shed.
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However, between August and October the males of the Tegenaria group of spiders sneak indoors through open windows and cracks under doors, to search for a mate.
During this time they can give a fright to unsuspecting humans, especially if they've fallen into the bath.
House spiders were the top enquiry at the Natural History Museum's Identification Advisory Service (IAS) for August and September.
Many IAS enquirers think the house spider is a foreign species or that they are dangerous. However, they are harmless, although they can sometimes bite if picked up.
Adult house spiders are grey-brown with long legs and can be thought of as quite large, by UK standards.
There are 6 species of house spider native to the UK, all in the genus Tegenaria. The leg span of the largest, Tegenaria parietina, can reach over 12cm (5 inches). It is known as the Cardinal spider because Cardinal Wolsey was afraid of them.
The intermediate-sized Tegenaria agrestis and Tegenaria gigantea can only be distinguished by looking at microscopic details.
House spiders feed on flies, beetles, earwigs and cockroaches.
The natural habitat of the house spider is caves and hollows in trees, but they readily adapt to buildings.
Their cobwebs are permanent and can become quite large, and dusty, if left in an undisturbed corner. They are made up of a silken sheet that funnels into a retreat at the back.
Young house spiders resemble small versions of the adults. They hatch from the egg sac and grow to maturity within a year.
Males usually die in the autumn soon after mating, but many females survive to the next year.
Adult males are distinguished by the sex organs on the ends of the palps that look like a pair of boxing gloves!
Most of the UK house species were probably introduced during the last few hundred years via imported cargoes from the Mediterranean region.
In Britian, Tegenaria house spiders are expanding their range northwards to the north of England and Scotland.
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You can't book a vacation without first deciding where you're off to, right? Similarly, in life, it helps to have a clearly defined vision of our dreams and destination in order to plan the trip. Where do you want your journey to take you? When do you want to arrive? Start with your ending point in mind, and work backwards. Like any adventure that begins as an easy jaunt, excitement and growth often comes from the unexpected detours along the way. What do you hope to achieve within 10 years, 5 years, 2 years, 1 year, and in the next 6 months? Taking the time to map out your strategy is a fundamental part of achieving your vision. So what are you waiting for? Get mapping!


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I'm scared of credit cards
So, I'm 21 and I don't have a credit card.
I have an irrational fear of applying for one, purchasing a few concert wristbands online and then leaving the bills under my Milano's Pizza flyers and astronomy essays on my desk. Then, I'll ruin my credit score and spiral into eternal debt.
OK, the first part isn't that irrational: As of now, I stash my gas and electric bills in my top drawer, avoiding a peep until the late bills pour in, threatening discontinuation of service. And really, all I have to do to is go to the grocery store, stand in the "pay bills" line with my Andre champagne bags for three minutes and swipe my debit.
Apparently, paying credit card bills is just as painless, and I know I would be just as irresponsible with them. Perhaps other college students feel the same: Last year, only 34 percent of college students had a credit card in their own names.
One of these cardholders is my roommate, Shelly.* (I wish I could drop her real name, but that would be super-shady and definitely break the unspoken roommate code called "Don't broadcast their closet debt struggles to the entire blogosphere, unless you use a pseudonym.") Shelly actually applied for her first credit card at one of those typical on-campus booths with nasty pizza. She's not some gullible airhead, though -- Shelly completely intended to get free lunch and never use the card. A few days later, we were buying wrapping paper at Target, and we realized we'd left our cash at home, so she charged it.
Then we drove to a gas station and she bought a bug kite, dried shrimp with the eyeballs intact and some of that really awesome fake cappuccino. And she filled her tank. All charged.
For the rest of the semester, Shelly kept using her credit card to buy Wendy's nuggets and gas and it was fine. Until finals.I'd see her bills on her dresser and ask "How is the card going? Are you paying it on time?" She'd say no and make some joke about how lazy she was and blow it off as fine because all she had to do was pay a $20 late fee. Shelly kept swiping her card all summer and just stuffed the bills on her dresser corner, always saying she would pay them in the next few days when she wasn't busy (community college Spanish III, burger-serving, laundry, etc.).
Then, a few days before school started and mid-Lost marathon, she got a call from her creditor, who said that she hadn't paid her credit card bills in three months. He added that her credit score was probably just as damaged as if her account had been charged off (It was, as she later learned from her credit report.) Shelly had to call her mom and borrow $500, and she's still fixing her financial mess. Shelly is 20.
That's my
I know, I know -- I should suck it up, learn some responsibility and get a credit card so that I can build a decent credit history before I venture into the vast, adult world of car loan rejections and high-APR purgatory. But, my gut tells me that I should wait until senior year so I'm a bit more grown-up about paying the bills on time.
A couple more of my college friends have credit cards and do pay the bills on time, but they're both Type-A engineering students with the time management skills of a business executive, and I'm a scatterbrained liberal arts chick with the fiscal responsibility of a desk lamp.
For now, I'll try to convince my parents to let me piggyback, and I'll try not to let pepperoni cravings overrule rationality near campus booths.
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THowell3 said:
Nice post. On the other side of every fear is freedom.
Michelle Weathers said:
I wish I had been a frightened as you are. I am 37, but back in the day I had a ton of credit cards that I began accumulating back in college. I had a job and paid on time, but my "just charge it" habit followed my into my late 20's and early 30's. I was 28 years old and found myself owing almost $60,000 in debt! What was so bad was that my husband let me get away with it. Now, back then, teachers made about $25,000/yr. So, with my elite college degree (think exclusive Southern private church-affiliated university) tucked between my legs, we moved in with my grandmother and worked extra jobs and set up a 5 year pay-off plan with Consumer Credit Counseling Services. I even got very good at selling "junk" on eBay for extra cash. The month we paid off the last of the CC debt, we were able to buy a house, but it was of course part of that mortgage mess. Luckily for me I realized I was house rich and cash poor. So, I sold my house, broke even and and sat down with a financial adviser (The Suze Orman show) who helped me make a REALISTIC budget. Today, living in a house I can afford, I have no credit cards or debt, a mortgage I just refinanced for 15 years at 4.5% and the 8-month plus emergency fund. The only debt I have is student loans, which Suze says is good debt, like a mortgage. Here, however, is the kicker...I am an economics teacher! I should have known better, but I didn't! If you are the roommate, don't get too down. Time and getting back on the right track will solve any financial mess you find yourself in. And, for the rest of you...Credit Cards are THE DEVIL! LOL
Nate @ Money Young said:
Anna, why not apply for a prepaid credit card. You could only charge what you put on their before hand. Not sure about it's impact on your credit rating, but might help mold that responsible portion of yourself.
Also, you could apply for a credit card, and when it come shred it up. Use it strictly for the 'credit history.' Just make sure there are no inactive fees, or any other fees.
dan said:
Anna, apply for a prepaid credit card.
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A small town in rural Japan is to train an 18-year-old Vietnamese girl as a doctor to help plug a desperate shortage of physicians as its population ages and shrinks, a report said Wednesday.
Ichinohe in the country's north has a population of 14,000 people but only four doctors in private practice, so has decided to shoulder the cost of putting 18-year-old Luu Hong Ngoc through medical school in Japan.
Town officials say they will meet her living expenses and educational fees, including two years at a Japanese language school when she arrives from Ho Chi Minh City later this year, Kyodo news agency said.
Japan's countryside has long suffered a debilitating population drain, with skilled and educated workers decamping to the country's vibrant cities where they can more easily find well-paid work.
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The state House of Representatives today gave final approval to a bill allowing pint sales at South Carolina breweries and the measures now awaits the governor's signature.
The South Carolina Brewers Association has been pushing the measure for more than a year to enable breweries to bring in additional revenue and spur industry growth in the Palmetto State. The bill would allow breweries to sell up to 48 ounces of beer to a customer for consumption in a 24-hour period.
State law now limits breweries to 4-ounce pours at tastings, and brewers argue that the ceiling puts them a competitive disadvantage with their counterparts in free-pouring states like North Carolina. South Carolina is home to about a dozen breweries.
Jaime Tenny, president of the brewers association, said the approved measure is less than what supporters had hoped for but it is still a big step forward for the state.
"It's a compromise, but at the same time it's a huge victory," she said.
Tenny said Gov. Nikki Haley has indicated that she will sign the bill into law. Haley's office did not immediately respond to an email from a reporter seeking confirmation.
The association had pushed for allowing breweries to sell up to 64 ounces of beer to a customer for consumption in a 24-hour period.
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The bill appeared to be in jeopardy for a time, but a compromise on the lower sales limit allowed it to clear the Senate and then the House.
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LUBBOCK, Texas - The New Mexico baseball team was limited to four hits in a 10-1 loss at Texas Tech Tuesday night at Dan Law Field. The Lobos now stand at 17-21-1 for the season, while the Red Raiders - winners of 11 of their last 13 games - improve to 28-13.
After three scoreless innings to start the game, Texas Tech - ranked No. 28 in this week's Collegiate Baseball poll - built an 8-0 lead with four runs in the fourth and fifth innings on three home runs. Cameron Blair hit a two-out grand slam for the game's first runs in the fourth. In the fifth, Texas Tech hit a pair of two-run homers to extend the lead.
UNM scored its lone run in the sixth thanks to the Red Raider defense. Matt Young led off the inning with a two-base error, advanced to third on a fielder's choice, and scored on the same play on an error by the shortstop.
Texas Tech scored two more runs in the eighth on a solo homer and an RBI double.
John Milton of Texas Tech pitched seven innings of three-hit ball with three strikeouts to improve to 3-0 for the season. Petr Pacas (1-3) gave up four runs and five hits in four innings of work in the loss.
Young, Sean Murray, Chris Dabbs and Matt Foote each collected a hit for the Lobos.
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- found: His Comparative administrative law, 1893: (Frank J. Goodnow, A.M., LL.B.; professor of administrative law in the university faculty of political science, Columbia College in the city of New York)
- found: His Selections from Comparative administrative law, 1978: CSCX/RLIN record (hdg.: Goodnow, Frank Johnson, 1859-1939; usage: Frank J. Goodnow)
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Dean's Update - February 2013NEW FACULTY
The rapid growth in enrollment has given us the opportunity to hire more tenure-track faculty within the School of Computing and Software Engineering. The following new faculty will be joining CSE in the fall: Dr Lei Li in the Department of Information Technology, and Mr Mike Franklin and Mr Chao Peng in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering. Dr. Franklin and Mr. Peng will assist primarily in the rapidly-growing program in Computer Game Design and Development.
The searches for the faculty position in Information Technology and Software Engineering, and for the chair positions both in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering and the Department of Information Technology are continuing. Further updates on these positions will be forthcoming.
Each year, SPSU awards a limited number of mini-grants to help kick-start new research projects in the expectation that at least some of the projects will lead to larger external grants. A number of CSE faculty have been successful in attracting mini-grants in this year's cycle. They are:
Dr Dan Lo and Dr Orlando Karam received a minigrant to develop an online collaboration system to manage multiple projects in a single venue that allows students, faculty, customers, and members of our various industry advisory boards to share project information, monitor project progress, and evaluate projects throughout their development courses. Dr Ming Yang and Dr Kai Qian received funding for a project to use smart phone devices to enhance authentic student learning in network security subjects, Finally, Dr Preston received a joint award with Dr Sonia Tolson from the Department of Construction Management and Dr James Werner from the Department of English, Technical Communication and Media Arts to design a computer-based serious game that will use legal scenarios to teach legal terms and concepts to students enrolled in construction and business law courses.
SPSU again hosted the Georgia site for the Global Game Jam. There were approximately 230 participants, making SPSU the fourth largest site in the world, and the third largest among those that have an open bar. The on-campus participants collaborated remotely with musicians at the Berklee College of Music in Boston and with voice actors at Village Theater in Washington state. The event was sponsored by the Mozilla Foundation, Area 41, GreenWave Technology, Hi-Rez Studios, Georgia Game Developers Association, and Red Bull.
At the end of the jam, the games were judged by a distinguished panel, including Chris Klaus from Kaneva, Gabriel Mughellu from Hi-Rez Studios, and Andrew Greenberg from the Geogia Game Developers Association, who were ably assisted by our own gaming faculty and faculty from SCAD.
There is further information about the event at http://spsugames.blogspot.com/.
On February 2, the Southern Poly Information Security Association (SPISA) student team participated in the Annual Southeast Regional Cyber Defense Competition (SECCDC). SECCDC is part of the Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC), and focuses on the operational aspect of managing and protecting an existing network infrastructure. Teams were scored based on their ability to detect and respond to outside threats, maintain availability of existing services such as mail servers and web servers, respond to business requests such as the addition or removal of additional services, and balance security needs against business needs.
The team did extremely well and ranked in the top 8. As a result, it received an invitation to participate in the on-site competition to be held at Kennesaw State University March 5 to 7.
Congratulations are to team captain Diane Tran, co-captain, Matt Powell, team members John Eidson, Elizabeth Fokes, Matthew Wilson, Russ Richstein, Francis Mikel, and Brennen Smith, and to the team's faculty advisers Dr Ming Yang, Professor Susan Vande Ven, and Dr Svetlana Peltsverger.
Last month, the Dean's Update included about half of the various publications that faculty had produced over the last six or seven months. Here is the second half of the list:
Bradford, D. and C.-C. Hung, "Pollen-Based Bee Algorithm for Data Clustering – A Computational Model," Progress in Intelligent Computing and Applications (PICA), Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 16 ~ 36, 2012.
Kuo, B.-C., W.-M. Chang, C.-H. Li, and C.-C. Hung, "Correlation Matrix Feature Extraction Based on Spectral Clustering for Hypersectral Image Segmentation", Fourth Workshop on Hyperspectral Image and Signal Processing: Evolution in Remote Sensing (Whispers), 4 - 7 June 2012, Shanghai, China (CD).
Liu, H., H. Hu, E. Song, C.-C. Hung, and M. Liu, "An Application of Circumscribed Circle Filter in the Multi-Stencils Fast Marching Method," Proceedings of the 27th Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2012) – Computational Intelligence, Signal and Image Analysis (CISIA) Track, Trento, Italy, March 25 - 30, 2012 (CD).
Liu, H., N. Pang, H. Lu, E. Song, Q. Wang, and C.-C. Hung, "Wireless Capsule Endoscopy Video Reduction Based on Camera Motion Estimation," Journal of Digital Imaging, August 7, 2012. DOI 10.1007/s10278-012-9519-x, ISSN 0897-1889
Liu, W., L. Wu and C.-C. Hung, "Texture Segmentation Based on AdaBoost Classifier Using Fractal Feature – Lacunarity," Journal of Information and Computational Science 9:1, pp. 1 -11, 2012.
Preston, J., "INSPIRE-CT: Vertically Integrating Game Development to Improve STEM Learning," NSF-sponsored Workshop – InspireCT – Inspiring Student Interest in Computational Thinking, Philadelphia, PA, June, 2012.
Preston, J. and Chastine, J., "Augmented Reality: a Narrative, Symbiotic Approach in Combining Virtual and Physical Worlds," Augmented Reality @ ICIS Workshop, International Conference on
Information Systems (ICIS), Orlando, FL, December 2012.
Preston, J. and Chastine, J., "Want Bread with that Jam? Toasting the Success of Game Jams", presented October 2012, Southern Interactive Entertainment & Game Expo 2012
Preston, J., Chastine, J., O'Donnell, C., Tseng, T., and MacIntyre, B., Game Jams: Community, Motivations, and Learning among Jammers", International Journal of Games-Based Learning, Number 2, vol 3. July 2012.
Preston, J., and Reichgelt, H., "Slaying Dragons and Leveling Up: a Quest-Based Approach to Higher Education", Proceedings of the 2012 Polytech Summit, Marietta, GA, June 2012.
Preston, J., Werner, J., and Barham, W., "Using a Virtual Gaming Environment in Strength of Materials Laboratory", Poster presentation at the 119th ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition, NSF Grantees Poster Session, June, 2012.
Qian, K. "Multi-Faceted Penetration of Fast Fourier Transform by Interactively Analyzing Real-World Objects via Mobile Technology", WIP, IEEE/ASEE Frontier in Education(FIE) conference 2012, 10/2012
Qian, K. "Real World Relevant Security Labware for Mobile Threat Analysis and Protection Experience", WIP, IEEE/ASEE Frontier in Education(FIE) conference 2012, 10/2012
Qian, K. "Real-World Relevant Learning with Android Smartphones", IEEE ICALT 2012, 07/2012
Rwabutaza, A., Yang. M. and N. Bourbakis, N. "A Comparative Survey On Cryptology-Based Methodologies", International Journal of Information Security and Privacy, Volume 6, Issue 3, 2012
Reichgelt, H., "MOOCs, YouTube, and Higher Education", Keynote address delivered at 26th Annual CCSC:Southeastern Conference, November 2-3, 2012
Rodoper, M., Jung, E., Baliga, A. and Trappe, W., "An Efficient Security Framework for Mobile WiMAX",Proceedings of ACM 27th Symposium on Applied Computing (ACM SAC), Trento, Italy, March 2012.
Tsui, F., Duggins, S., and Karam, O., "Software Protection with Increased Complexity and Obfuscation," ACM SE Conference, March 28-31, 2012, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Werner, J., Preston, J., and Barham, W., "Art's Autonomy in New Media Collaborations." Virtual Extents: Practices of Research and Teaching in Contemporary Creative Arts Symposium, May 24, University College Falmouth, Cornwall England.
Xu, L., Zhang, Y., Yang, M., Jung, E., Liu, S. and Hung, C-C., "Feature Selection Using Ant Colony Optimization for Remote Sensing Image Classification," Polytechnic Summit 2012, Atlanta/Marietta, GA, June 2012.
Yu, M., Q. Huang, R. Jin, E. Song, H. Liu, and C.-C. Hung, "A Novel Segmentation Method for Convex Lesions Based on Dynamic Programming with Local Intra-Class Variance," Proceedings of the 27th Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2012) – Computational Intelligence, Signal and Image Analysis (CISIA) Track, Trento, Italy, March 25 - 30, 2012 (CD).
Zhang, C. Purcell, K.P., Zhang, X., "Using Fink's Integrated Course Design in Developing a Health IT Course", AIS SIG-ED International Conference on Informatics Education and Research, IAIM 2012, Orlando, FL, December 15-16, 2012.
Zhang, C., Purcell, K.P., "The Use of Integrated Course Design in Developing a Health IT Core Course", Poster session, 4Th Polytechnic Summit, June 6-8, 2012.
Zhang, C., Rutherfoord, R., Reichgelt, H., and Wang, J., "Developing and Improving Health Information Technology Courses", 26th Annual CCSC:Southeastern Conference, November 2-3, 2012.
Zhang, C., Reichgelt, J., Rutherfoord, R., Brown, B., and Wang, J., "Developing and Improving Interdisciplinary Health Information Technology Certificate Programs", ACM Special Interest Group for Information Technology Education Conference, SIGITE 2012, Calgary, Canada, October 11-13.
Zhang, Q., Zhang, X., Zhang, C., and Hu, T., "Product and Service Comprehensiveness: Another Piece of the Technology Acceptance Puzzle", Academic Business World International Conference 2012, Nashville, TN, May 23-25, 2012.


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Lopez Appointed to Circuit Court
Gov. Ted Kulongoski announced the appointment of WUCL alumnus Angel G. Lopez JD'78 to the Multnomah County Circuit Court on May 8, 2009. The governor said he was pleased to appoint Lopez to the Multnomah County bench, adding that Lopez will bring a strong work ethic, judicious temperament and a great breadth of experience to the judicial position.
Lopez earned his Bachelor of Arts from Occidental College in 1975 and his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Willamette University College of Law in 1978. He is a partner in the Portland law firm Squires & Lopez PC with his spouse, Wendy J. Squires JD'79. Their practice covers all aspects of criminal law, with a special focus placed on representing Spanish-speaking individuals.
Lopez was president of the Oregon State Bar in 2002. He now serves as a board member of the Guadalajara Sister City Exchange, Northwest Justice Project and Portland Defense Consortium, as well as legal adviser to the Mexican Consulate. In February 2008, Lopez received the Honorable Paul J. De Muniz Professionalism Award from the Oregon Hispanic Bar Association.
Lopez's appointment to the Court will be effective July 1, 2009.


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June Spotlight: Grammar
Check out our timely collection of topics, interactive resources, and lesson plans to use during the Month of June and beyond!
Spotlight: Grammar
Where does that word come from? What's an idiom? Hyphen or dash? June's Spotlight: Grammar answers these burning questions and more with topics like Nouns; Run-On Sentences; Semicolons; Capitalization; and Antonyms, Synonyms, and Homonyms. BrainPOP Jr. offers Possessive Nouns, Tenses, Capital and Lowercase, Types of Sentences, and much more. Have students get to the root of things with the free quiz on Etymology.
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Dublin, Virginia
I recently asked a friend to write a paragraph that described me and this is what I received in return: "Born in the late 1970's, Jen was a go-getter from the get-go. She raised sheep until the age of 10, when she moved out on her own to start a business she called ?Sheep Keeper.? She... Full Bio