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Gauging the validity of Ovechkin's pay cut threat
Sep 21, 2012, 11:00 AM EDT
With the lockout in full swing, Alex Ovechkin made the bold claim that he might just stay in Russia beyond this season if the NHL pushes significant pay cuts in a new CBA.
To little surprise, the high-profile star's words generated quite a few reactions. Here are three takes regarding his comments.
First, let's start with a former player who went through the last lockout. Jeremy Roenick weighed in on Ovechkin's comments, essentially dismissing them as a "union ploy."This video is no longer available. Click here to watch more NBC Sports videos!
On the other hand, CSNWashington.com's Chuck Gormley explains that Ovechkin is still making quite a bit in the KHL and that the NHL should take the threat very seriously.
Finally, here is Sports Talk Live's take on Ovechkin's leverage and the advantages he'd enjoy staying overseas.
Which viewpoint makes the most sense to you?
- ravenscaps48 - Sep 21, 2012 at 11:48 AM
Because if there is one opinion that I value more in the hockey world, It's Definitely Jeremy Roenick's…. Haha.
- mpg44 - Sep 21, 2012 at 11:57 AM
True !! But on the subject at hand. This really shows what a big headed a-hole ovi really is. It's time he learns the entire hockey world DOES NOT revolve around him !! If that's really how you feel , then do it and stay there.
- danphipps01 - Sep 21, 2012 at 12:13 PM
He's basically Jagr 2.0, really. Big, strong, absurdly gifted scorer…but for all that, he's no more capable of wearing a C than Jagr was, because they're both shameless mercenaries. Jagr signed with Philly because they made a better offer than Pittsburgh. Then he signed in Dallas because, you guessed it, they paid the most. And Ovechkin's no different. If he's getting paid enough, the particulars of where and who he's playing don't really matter. If the AHL offered him his NHL salary, he'd be on the first flight back to North America guaranteed.
- paledevil - Sep 21, 2012 at 1:43 PM
You know what, the guy put as much into this league as anyone…. who are u ? Opinions are like anything else ….. couch sittin belly hanging fan, super hot bunny fan or 20 year plus guy everyones got one…
- mhazz84 - Sep 21, 2012 at 2:56 PM
What the hell are you trying to say? Sober up before you get on a message board.
- danphipps01 - Sep 21, 2012 at 12:07 PM
Hey, if he doesn't come back, does that mean the Caps will finally name a real captain, like Brooks Laich?
- chocodiletears - Sep 21, 2012 at 12:26 PM
we can only hope!!
- ravenscaps48 - Sep 21, 2012 at 1:59 PM
Most definitely Brooks. With Hendricks and Brouwer as A's. plus, it would save us $9 Million in Cap Space. But, lets not get this twisted, I do not want Ovie to stay in Russia. Just give the C to Brooks, and let Ovie worry about scoring. Having Semin gone I think helps him out a ton too
- caniacx4 - Sep 21, 2012 at 12:33 PM
Frikin waaaaaaahhhh, see ya BABY O
- paledevil - Sep 21, 2012 at 1:37 PM
The KHL only plays 52 games…… that alone makes it worth 60% of current contract….
However the amenities vary from Shangri la to the dark side of the moon
- blomfeld - Sep 21, 2012 at 1:59 PM
The following is not recommended reading for fans of the Washington Capitals
Talk about flip-floppers eh ? Only 48 hours ago, big man "what's for dinner mom" Ovi is sounding off with his hollow threats about turning his back on the very people who've made him rich, by staying in his native "gangster" league. Yet now the loser seems to be changing his tune ? I've said this before and I'll say it again. Just the sound of this idiot's name makes me sick ! … and then if I see him it's too late, as I'm already in the bathroom throwing up !
I do empathize with Capital fans though, as Washington is a "quality" franchise which deserves so much more from their captain than what this clown offers. He plays the game like a petulant child, completely driven by his own petulant mood. And he's ignorant, selfish, lazy, untrustworthy, deceitful and very ugly. Caps fans should take note that what he's done is to essentially point a gun at their heads and threaten to pull the trigger. Of course he won't because he's a coward, but the message should be loud and clear. His idiotic contract should be torn up forthwith and he should be traded post haste, for "whatever" the fool will fetch ! And just save it all you NTC lovers … if man can go to the moon, then silly pieces of so-called legal paper can be adjusted quite easily, trust me. The bottom line is that Caps fans deserve a "real" captain again for their team, like Rod Langway … not some "punk" who still lives at home with his mom !
- dmfc1112 - Sep 21, 2012 at 3:01 PM
Hahaha, Ovechkin equals Romney?? Did he not pay enough taxes for you? How dare Ovechkin take home the money he signed for!!
- hockeyflow33 - Sep 21, 2012 at 6:46 PM
The majority of idiotic statements on this board come from you, keep it up.
- rsl22 - Sep 21, 2012 at 5:22 PM
The hatred for Ovechkin is pretty hilarious.
A) Why on Earth would he stay in DC and pay for his own ice-time (at a Capitals owned practice facility) instead of being paid $6MM tax-free to play in his hometown?
B) Why are you upset at a guy who is being told the contract he signed is going to be torn up and his salary rolled back? If my company all of a sudden told me my contract was no longer valid and I'm going to face a 17% pay-cut, I'd file a breach of contract suit. For those of us in the real world, rolling back a valid contract as the owners want to do would not hold up in court.
C) You're the same people on here who said it was fine for Rick Nash to back out of his contract and demand a trade to one of three teams, but now that it's Ovechkin, and there is no league, and he's not being paid, and he'd lose out $6MM (basically tax free), it all of a sudden makes him a terrible person?
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A cleansing device for performing surgical scrubs and having a plurality of apertured foamed polyurethane members stacked and bonded together to form a resilient, composite tubular structure into which is inserted a body member to be cleansed.
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United States Patent 1151 3,694,845 Engelsher 1 Oct. 3, 1972 [54] CLEANSING DEVICE FOR SURGICAL 2,030,91 l 2/ 1936 Borden ..15/244 R X SCRUBS 3,317,944 5/1967 Napier et a]. ..l5/223 X 2,961,682 11/1960 Wurmbock et a1... 1 5/244 B X [72] invent Harvey "f' 3,301,254 1/1967 Schickedanz ..128/153 Assigneer Horizon Industries, Bronx, 3,396,419 8/1968 Richter et al. ..l5/ 104.93 N.Y. 3,570,036 3/1971 Gillchrist et al. ..15/223 X 2 841 811 7/1958 Carroll ..15/244 R 1970 [22] Oct 3,253,591 5/1966 Scholl 128/153 [21] Appl. No.: 80,530
Primary Examiner-Daniel Blum [S2] U.S. Cl. ..15/244 C, 15/223 n y-Irving Seidman [51] Int. Cl. ..A47k 7/02 [58] Field of Search ..l5/l04.92, 104.93, 210 B, 223, [57] ABSTRACT 15/244; 4/158 184; 29/125; R; A cleansing device for performing surgical scrubs and 132/75; 138/}18 having a plurality of apertured foamed polyurethane d members stacked and bonded together to form a References Cm resilient, composite tubular structure into which is in- UNITED STATES PATENTS serted a body member to be cleansed.
1,943,365 l/ 1934 Borden 15/244 C 2 Claims, 7 Drawing Figures PATENTEDncI 3 1972 IIF IIE
CLEANSING DEVICE FOR SURGICAL SCRUBS BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1 Field of the Invention The present invention relates, in general, to cleansing devices of the type useful for performing surgical scrub procedures, and more particularly, to a disposable cleansing device made of plastic foam parts.
2. Description of the Prior Art The necessity for thorough scrubbing of a surgeons hands until they are in a highly aseptic condition before operating upon a patient is well known. Heretofore, various cleansing devices, such as brushes and sponges have been used for pre-operative scrubbing, as exemplified by U.S. Pat. No. 3,066,346 and U.S. Pat. No. 3,396,419.
Although bristled scrub brushes are still useful for surgical scrubs, it has been found that some bristles are too abrasive and actually churn up more debris and bacteria from the skin. For example, it has been found that conventional bristle scrub brushes may irritate sensitive skin and be too abrasive causing erythema and dilation of the pores and hair follicles, which may stimulate excessive migration of bacteria to the skin surface.
Furthermore, if a bristle brush is drawn over skin in one direction, all the bristles tend to bend in the reverse direction resulting in a gliding effect with minimal abrasive action. Only when the brush direction is reversed will the bristles change their orientation and induce sufficient abrasive action to remove such debris and bacteria as might have been missed because of such gliding action.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION To avoid such disadvantage, the invention proposes a cleansing device having a plurality of apertured cellular members stacked and bonded together to form a resilient composite and generally tubular structure into which is inserted the body member to be cleansed. The cellular members are preferably made of foamed polyurethane, natural or synthetic rubber sponge or cellulose sponge, and are similar in shape but of different cellular densities. The aperture of each cellular member extends completely through it and is bordered by exposed cells. The cellular members are arranged such that their apertures are positioned in tandem alignment to define an extended passage sized to receive the body member, as for example a finger, and which is lined with exposed cells that contact the body member to aid the cleansing thereof.
According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the cleansing device is made up from a plurality of polyurethane foam rings bonded together in an order of alternating cellular density and stiffness among consecutive adjoining rings. It has been found that by such alternation of cellular density, or coarseness, there is realized a certain undulation of the abrasive contact surfaces of the cleansing device that occurs when it is drawn in either direction, thereby allowing the cleansing device of the invention to accomplish a more efficient scrubbing job in less time than required using conventional polyurethane scrub brushes.
In addition to the cleansing surface provided along its internal passage, which is particularly useful for cleaning individual digits, the external surface of this device is also useable for cleaning other parts of the hands and/or arms. The cleansing device of the invention is sufficiently resilient and pliable that it can be easily squeezed to fit between the fingers for cleaning the interdigital spaces of the hand.
For a better understanding of the invention and its various features and advantages, reference should be had to the following detailed description and accompanying drawing which together exemplify in detail certain preferred embodiments of the invention.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING In the drawing:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a cleansing device according to a preferred embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a longitudinal section view of the cleansing device shown in FIG. 1 as taken along line 2-2 therein;
' FIG. 3 is another perspective view of the cleansing device shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrating the manner in which the device is normally used to clean fingers;
FIG. 4 is a further pictorial view of the cleansing device shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrating how such device can be used to clean the spaces between fingers;
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a cleansing device according to another embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 6 is an endwise pictorial view of the cleansing device shown in FIG. 5 illustrating how such device can be squeezed into a configuration useful for cleaning the spaces between fingers; and
FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a cleansing device according to a further embodiment of the invention.
DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION In FIGS. 1 4 there is exemplified a cleansing device 10 that is made up from a plurality of resilient cellular ring members 11A, 11B, 11C, 11D, 11E and 11F that are connected, as by an adhesive or fusion bonding, in endwise adjoining relation to one another to form a composite structure.
The rings 1 lA-F are substantially similar in shape insofar as their radial dimensions are concerned but can differ in axial length as desired. Each ring llA-F has a central aperture 12 that extends completely through it and the material surface bordering aperture 12, has exposed cells, just as do the other boundary surfaces of such rings llA-F.
The rings llA-F are arranged such that their apertures 12 are positioned in tandem alignment to define an extended passage lined with exposed cells and sized to allow the insertion therein of a finger or other body member to be cleansed, as illustrated in FIG. 3.
The rings llA-F are preferably made of foamed polyurethane, or a similar resilient cellular material, and are of different cellular densities, i.e. pores per cubic inch, so that a variation of the directional scrubbing characteristics is achieved in the device 10.
By way of example, the cleansing device 10 has six rings llA-F approximately each one-half inch in axial length so as to give cleansing device 10 an overall length of about 3 inches. There are preferably three different cellular density selections among the rings llA-F, namely high, intermediate and low. Rings 11C and 11F are of the high density type and have small cell pores and are stiffer than any of the other rings 11A, 11B, 11D, 11E. Rings 1 1A and 1 ID are of the low density type having big cell pores and being more soft and pliant than the other rings. Rings 11B and 11B are intermediate in cell pore size and stiffness as compared to the other two groupings. Thus, in the tubular cleansing device 10, adjoining rings 11A, 11B, 11C, 11D, 11E and 11F have different densities and abrasive characteristics such that a digit inserted into either end of device will encounter progressively alternate scrubbing action. The same alternate scrubbing action is provided along the external surface of cleansing device 10 since the outer cylindrical surface 13 of each ring llA-llF will have the same cellular characteristics as its aperture 12 border surface.
By combining rings 11A-11F of different cellular densities as in the alternating stacking arrangement shown in FIGS. l-3, it is possible to obtain a more beneficial scrubbing action from the softer rings 11A and 11D that would not be obtainable without the reinforcement provided by the stiffer rings 11B, 11E and 11C, 11F. If all of the rings llA-llF were of the soft, low cell density type the exposed cells that contact the part of the body to be cleaned would deflect excessive ly and tend to glide over the skin surface without abrading therefrom any significant amount of dirt particles, dead epithelial tissue and other virulent debris. The bonding of rings 11A and 11D to the somewhat stiffer rings 11B and 11E respectively gives reinforcement that prevents such excessive deflection of rings llA, 11D. Likewise, the bonding of rings 11B and 11E to the even stiffer rings 11C and l 1F respectively provides additional reinforcement in the composite cleansing device 10 allowing it to have sufficient pliability and resilience that it can easily be squeezed for scrubbing the interdigital spaces as shown in FIG. 4.
The concept of the invention is not limited in embodiment to a cleansing device 10 made up from circular annular rings 1 lA-l 1F but can be applied to make cleansing devices of other geometrical configurations as for example the ovoidal shaped cleansing device 20 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 or the four-sided prismatic cleansing device 30 shown in FIG. 7.
The ovoidal cleansing device 20 is made up from a plurality of ovoidal shaped cellular members 21A-21F, each having a central aperture 22 extending through it, and a pair of oppositely disposed corner portions 23. Except for geometrical configuration, the cellular members 21A-21F are similar to the ring cellular members llA-llF and are bonded together in a similar manner with their apertures 22 positioned in tandem alignment and corresponding corner portions 23 of adjoining cellular members 2lA-21F being also positioned in tandem alignment so as to define upon the exterior of the cleansing device 20 a pair of opposite ridges extending the length thereof.
It has been found that the oval configuration of the cleansing device 20 gives a somewhat better cleansing surface presentation, as compared to the circular tube configuration of cleansing device 10, when cleaning large areas of the back of the hands and forearms. The opposite ridges formed by the stacking effect of corner portions 23 tend to strengthen the cleansing device 20 from bending excessively, and affords a better grip to prevent slippage of the device 20 when held in a wet, soapy hand.
When cleaning the interdigital spaces, these ridges are gently squeezed inwardly to effect a generally symmetrical deformation of the device 20 into an elongated and pointed cross-sectional configuration that is better adapted for such body areas, as illustrated in FIG. 6.
Cleansing device 30 is made up of a plurality of rectangular block shaped cellular members 3lA-31F that, except for geometrical configuration are similar to cellular members llA-l 1F, and 21A-1F. Each cellular member 31A-31F has a central aperture 32 extending through it and four corner portions 33. In the assembled cleansing device 30, the corresponding corner portions 33 of the cellular members 31A-31F are positioned in tandem alignment so that cleansing device 30 has four continuous ridges extending along its length. These four ridges provide for easier gripping of the cleansing device 30.
In support of applicants contribution to the state of the art and in support of the advantages thereof, a study was carried out to determine the degree of asepsis developed on the hands of two surgeons employing replicate operational procedures on routine bases for a period of 12 days alternating between the prescribed regimen with a conventional polyurethane sponge brush and the procedure of scrubbing using the cleansing device of the present invention. A consistent stroke and motion pattern was used in each of the scrubbings lasting for a period of six minutes. lmmediately following each scrubbing operation, the hands up to the wrist were inserted in a beaker of sterile, distilled water specially formulated with a surface active agent of non-germicidal activity supplemented with a 0.5 percent of agar-agar for nutrient purposes and 0.5 percent polyvinyl alcohol to increase the viscosity of the immersion solution. After withdrawing of the scrubbed hands from this special solution, the contents were closed by means of a light parchment cap and allowed to incubate at 37 C for 96 hours. A bacterial and debridal count was made microscopically in order to compare the effectiveness of the two regimens or the two procedures involving the conventional polyurethane sponge brush and the cleansing device of the present invention. The count for each of these two procedures was made for each of the scrubbings and averaged with an appropriate calculated standard of deviation as shown in the following table:
Number per 100 ml. (now standard test) seen on microscopic slide. Number per I00 ml. on micropore filter SD: Standard Deviation This table illustrates the significant decrease in bacterial and debris count attained by the use of the more efficient cleansing device of the present invention.
The following table illustrates the efficiency of the scrubbing operation employing this particular cleansing device as a valuable feature of time saving. In this comparative experiment, the scrubbing operations were terminated after each one minute period. As in the previous experiment, the hands were immersed up to the wrists in the special solution described above for the bacterial and debridal count following the scrubbing operation.
The above data illustrates the rapid time-wise removal of the bacteria and debris attained by the cleaning device of the present invention.
As will become apparent to the artisan from the foregoing, the cleansing device invention disclosed herein is adaptable to numerous variations and modifications to suit the needs of the particular user; and that other embodiments of the invention will become obvious from the disclosure herein.
l. A cleansing device which comprises a plurality of resilient foamed polyurethane cellular annular members substantially similar in shape and each having a central aperture bordered by exposed cells, said cellular members being connected in adjoining relation to one another to form a composite resilient structure elongated axially of the apertures, the apertures of said cellular members being positioned in tandem alignment along a central axis to define a passage extending completely through said structure and open at both ends thereof and allowing the insertion therein of a body member to be cleansed, adjoining cellular mem bers of said structure having different stiffnesses and cellular densities for contacting and scrubbing said body member upon relative movement of said device and body member, and said structure being generally symmetrical about said axis.
2. A cleansing device according to claim 1 wherein said cellular members have opposing external corner portions aligned to define corresponding edges extending the length of said structure.
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Anyone out there watching the MSS boards?
Figured I would test the waters a bit. I have stopped by on and off since we started using the Symantec MSS but this particular section of the boards hasn't had a lot of traffic. Quite frankly I just assume the boards weren't as open as they are.
I'm curious what other folks opinons are of the default reports and which you use or don't. We use some and have suggested tweaks to several. For example, the incident types by netblock reports starts with your registered netblocks and then figures out how many incidents were in them. Instead they should take your incidents and group them by your registered netblocks. This would highlight any incidents where you don't have a registered netblock so you can update your stuff....or maybe we are the only security shop who don't get updates from every corner of the organization .
We have also requested a couple different custom reports for things like egress monitoring. Would be interested in getting a feel for the types and volume of custom report requests people have made.Obviously there is a level of concern with sharing things like that in such an open forum.
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Britain to leave Iraq (in shame?), increase troops to Afghanistan
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In an anticipated move, Gordon Brown announced that the remaining 4,100 UK troops will leave Iraq by the end of July. Mr. Brown is quoted by the BBC:I feel that the task that we set out to do is being done and that's why we can take a decision...


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The Uniting Church has applauded the Rudd government's recent changes to mandatory detention laws for asylum seekers, saying it is an end to a bleak time in Australian political history.
National spokesperson on justice issues, the Rev Elenie Poulos, said it was an end to "a really dark part" of the Australian story.
"For years, people were held in really shocking conditions that were at best like prison and at worst worse than our prisons," she said.
Similarly, the head of the Uniting Church's Hotham Mission, Ms Caz Coleman, said, "We are really pleased that indefinite detention will be removed [as policy]."
The Hotham Mission asylum seeker project supports hundreds of people previously affected under the Howard government system.
"We are also pleased to hear that the government has introduced a set of values that will inform detention policies. We hope these will apply across the whole protection application process," Coleman said.
The Rudd government was elected last November on a platform that included improving the treatment of asylum seekers in Australia.
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, announced the reforms in July.
But Coleman noted the lack of detail on provision of care under this new policy.
"If there aren't funded options for people being released from detention, our work could increase," she told Crosslight.
"The government must fund community care for these people.
"They need a minimum income. They must be able to buy basic food and clothing and must have access to some form of health care. They need support in finding housing.
"And they must have case management support to assist with navigating the immigration process and transition into the community."
Social justice consultant for the Western Australia synod, Rosemary Hudson-Miller, also expressed delight that the Howard government's shameful policies have finally ended.
"We have had people discharged into our care who can't see any hope or resolution after being detained," she told Crosslight.
"Indefinite detention has been a cruel policy which has created groups of people who will need ongoing support for so much longer.
"The matter of stateless people is an absolute tragedy.
"We have had people from totally dysfunctional regions with records that don't make any sense in our bureaucratic processes – places like Kashmir and Palestine.
"We have done enormous damage to people who are persecuted and stateless."
Poulos, who has campaigned on the issue of asylum seekers at the Assembly level, reminded UC people "these people [asylum seekers] were already traumatised when they arrived in Australia.
They have done nothing wrong. They have left violence and torture and are fleeing for their life. To lock them away indefinitely has been incredibly inhumane."
Poulos believes there are "still other things that we would like to see done", but these initial changes symbolise a major step forward.
"Once people have gone through the necessary checks, the government will release them into the community," she explained.
"If they are not released into the community on a bridging visa – which allows access to support services, work and Medicare – we have a problem.
"We have been pressing for an end to these 'visas without rights'. We certainly want the government to make that happen."
Director of the justice and international mission unit at the synod of Victoria and Tasmania, Dr Mark Zirnsak, also affirms the changes.
"We accept there is a need to ensure asylum seekers are not a threat to the health and safety of the community," he said.
"But after that they should be placed into the community while their claims for asylum are assessed.
"So it is very pleasing that the minister has announced that children and, where possible, their families will not be held in detention, as required under the UN convention on the rights of the child."
"It is also good that the onus will shift to the immigration department to prove the need for someone to be detained, rather than detention being the default position.
"But we are deeply concerned that the federal Opposition has publicly said it may block these changes in the Senate."
"If this is the case, the government's ability to get all the reforms through will depend on senators Nick Xenophon and Steve Fielding."


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Santa Anita winter-spring stakes schedule maintains status quo
ARCADIA, Calif. – Santa Anita has made minimal changes to the 49-race stakes schedule for the track's winter-spring meeting, which runs from Dec. 26 to April 21 and includes nine Grade 1 races.
The only changes in purses and distance are for two races for California-breds – divisions of the California Breeders' Champion Stakes for 3-year-olds and for 3-year-old fillies. The purses of those races have been doubled from the 2011-12 meeting, to $300,000; been extended from seven furlongs to a mile; and will be run on Jan. 26, 2013 rather than late December as in past years. The races are part of the Golden State Series of lucrative stakes for California-breds.
For 2013, the California Breeders' Champion Stakes races are part of a day of six stakes.
As in past years, there are several stakes grouped on major days.
The Dec. 26 opening day features two $300,000 Grade 1 sprints – the Malibu for 3-year-olds and La Brea for 3-year-old fillies. The Feb. 2 program has three stakes – including the Strub Stakes and San Antonio Stakes – that are preps for the $750,000 Santa Anita Handicap on March 2. The March 2 program has three Grade 1 races, including the Las Virgenes Stakes and Frank Kilroe Mile.
The Santa Anita Handicap shares the role of richest races of the meeting with the Santa Anita Derby on April 6. For 2013, the Santa Anita Derby program includes the $300,000 Santa Anita Oaks, a Grade 1 race that is the championship race of the meeting for 3-year-old fillies. In 2012, the Santa Anita Oaks was run a week before the Santa Anita Derby.
For the forthcoming season, both the Santa Anita Derby and Santa Anita Oaks are four weeks before the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs.


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A superlative display from Darren Marsden, including a fine hat trick, was overshadowed by Lewisham Borough goal keeper, Kanurasi, who produced a string of superb saves throughout the match.
In the early stages Lewisham matched Bay's endeavour and in fact had the first goal scoring chance when Allen shaved the outside of the post following a free kick 30yards out.
As the half continued Darren Marsden and Byron Walker started to put the Borough. defence under all sorts of pressure. Both players being thwarted by Kanurasi. Then in the 28th minute, following a quick break out of defence , Neil Perkins' cross found Marsden in open space on the edge of the area. His first time volley found the top corner leaving the Borough keeper grasping thin air. 1-0
Within a minute Byron Walker, with his first goal of this season, doubled the lead when he ran through the defence and slotted the ball past Kanusari. 2-0
Bay were now in complete control of the game with Joe Nelder, Walker and Marsden all peppering the Lewisham goal but failing to add to the score mainly due to a number of fine saves from Kanurasi in the Lewisham goal.
Several changes were made in the second half including Dan Lawrence for Michael Turner, Shaun Bremner for Jamie Maxted, Sam Baker, and Tom Loynes also came off the bench. This change of personnel made no difference to Bay's dominance and Lewisham were forced to defend very deep. Their defence was run ragged by Walker and Marsden and it was no surprise when Marsden added to the score when he hit a thunderbolt of a shot from the edge of the box. 3-0.
On 75 minutes Lewisham must have breathed a sigh of relief when Byron Walker was withdrawn,and replaced by Adam Woolcott. Within a minute though, Marsden completed his hat trick, after waltzing his way through the Lewisham defence before slotting home.
The final 10 minutes resembled something like the Alamo and thanks to further great saves from Kanurasi the visitors came away with a respectable scoreline which really didn't reflect Bay's dominance.
Bay team; Eason Perkins Hanson Cambell Lawson Parker Maxted Marsden Walker Nelder Turner(M) subs;Bremner Williams Lawrence Loynes King Woolacott and Baker


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World Cup Expulsion Threat Proves Effective
The Chilean National team avoided a possible expulsion from the World Cup yesterday, when one of the country's club teams, the Rangers, dropped a court case contesting its disputed demotion to the second division of the national soccer league.
The dispute was over the teams relegation from the nation's first division to its second division. Apparently the Rangers fielded six foreign players even though the league has a rule which limits teams to playing five. As the Rangers were winners of that game, the league removed three points from their season total, resulting in relegation.
Now, while it seems clear that the national league did the correct thing here as, innocent mistake or not, the Rangers violated a league rule, why did FIFA threaten to ruin the football hopes of an entire country over an internal matter? Did the national league asked for FIFA's help? Don't get me wrong, the court case is truly ridiculous, but it seems to me that kicking the National team out of the World Cup because a local club team is bickering over a case they can't win, is overkill and frankly, also a bit ridiculous.
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The world of leisure travel has brought a growing trend to light: Shopping Tourism. Although an uncommon and largely unheard of term, the trend is one of the more recurrent vacation activities among tourists worldwide.
"Shopping tourism" illustrates how shopping opportunities have a significant influence in consumer's travel decisions. European based retail company Chic Outlet Shopping combined retailing and tourism, executed the concept masterfully and struck a goldmine.
The Chic Outlet Shopping brand – which is owned and operated by Value Retail – is a prime example of the power of shopping tourism, as their nine "shopping villages" strategically placed throughout Europe are a trendy tourist's dream. The villages are established outside of some of Europe's most favored destinations, located on the fringes of London, Dublin, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Milan, Brussels, Frankfort, Munich and soon Shanghai, China. They feature big-name designer stores – with collections from luxury brands such as Yves Saint Laurent, Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Jimmy Choo, Valentino, Missoni or Prada – at unbelievably reasonable prices.
Take a look at Chic Outlet Shopping's achievements in recent years. In a year-on-year comparison from 2010-2011, Chic Outlet Shopping posted 20% growth in 2011, attaining record sales of €1.66 billion ($2.18 billion). The outlets saw a 14% increase in comparative store sales growth and a 7% increase in spend per visitor. Collectively, the villages draw over 29 million tourists seeking "affordable luxury" each year – and visitor numbers have increased by 12%.
Studies shown in Travel Weekly and The Business Times report that while a tourist's recreational choices are contingent upon their destination choice, the amount of time he or she has available and their personal leisure preferences, shopping is almost always part of the vacation equation.
Each shopping village has a personalized architectural design that echos the country's culture and style, providing the traveler with a sense of a culturally authentic shopping experience instead of a humdrum visit to a typical shopping center tourists can find anywhere.
The villages highlight collections designed by natives, as Chic Outlet Shopping has taken care to promote national designers as well as big name brands. Local talent in Chic Outlet Shopping's Bicester Village – about an hour outside of London – is seen in the British Designers Collective, a "pop-up" shop showcasing some of England's up and coming fashion designers such as Emma Cook, Preen or Holly Fulton.
The pop-up shops allow for a varied shopping experience – as they change every few months – giving tourists the opportunity to find one-of-a-kind boutiques and a "reinvigorated selection of brands." The pop-up's in Bicester village are mixed in a flurry of other sought-after British designers, such as Alexander McQueen, Burberry, Smythson, Mulberry, and Temperly London, to name a few – with deals as high as 60% off the retail price. The same pop-up model appears in the other villages established throughout the continent.
Chic Outlet Shopping's changing exhibitions and promotion of unique events year round offer the customer "an experience that transcends shopping." Currently, tourists have the opportunity to view the gorgeous photo gallery of famed Irish photographer John Minihan, displayed on-site in Kildare Village, Ireland. Chic Outlet Shopping's artistic eye and strong desire to put the spotlight on niche national talent breathes new life into the world of shopping tourism.
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This is getting to be a pattern for celebrities. They go off on homophobic or other rants, realize they're not funny at all, get two bucketloads of  c—p from people and then promptly apologize, hoping it'll all go away. Tracy Morgan did. The current reigning champion of this behavior is Chris Brown, who happens to be a repeat offender. We reported the story yesterday, where Brown used gay slurs on paparazzi after they were crowding him because of his illegally parked car. Brown went off on the cameramen, saying, "Y'all n—as is weak. Did you all call them to try and film me? Y'all n—as is gay." By the "call them" he meant calling the police — Chris thought they were trying to get a story by phoning the police about his car.
But that's not the story here. The story is about how exceedingly stupid Chris is for his choice of words and attitude. Considering this was a completely spontaneous act, it goes to show how his opinions are skewed, doesn't it. What makes it even more offensive is how Chris thinks a throwaway apology is enough to get him by. Chris tweeted, "I have total respect for Gay community and my intention was not to insult anyone in it. #REALS—T". Sure, Chris. Notice how he isn't even trying? It's such a blatantly insincere statement that it's actually laughable. Fans of his we are most definitely not.


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Soft Homemade Peanut Butter Oreos
Did you know they make Peanut Butter Oreos? They are the bomb-diggity.
But these Homemade Peanut Butter Oreos are better. They're soft-batch and HUGE.
It's a match made in heaven!
You know what's really strange? Twice in the past week people I know have come up to me and told me that their mother's sister's aunt's daughter-in-law (or whatever) know my blog. That when they mention me and Crazy for Crust the person's eyes get wide and they say "You know her??"
That's just plain weird. People actually read this thing? Really?
Then they tell me the person loved my recipe for {fill in the blank} and I have a panic attack.
People are making my recipes? Really?
I still feel like I did 3 1/2 years ago – me, my computer, and my mom liking all my posts and being the first comment. My mom is my #1 fan, after all. Although my dad would probably argue that fact, so I'll lump them together and say they're BOTH my #1 fans.
My mom would love this recipe. It would have been a perfect recipe to give her for Mother's Day.
{Notice my use of "would have". Sorry mom – no homemade Oreos for you – today anyway.}
Mom always bought Oreos. I'd eat them right away, but my mom had a system. Day 1: Buy Oreos, open package, leave open. Day 3: Oreos are soft enough for eating.
Fresh Oreos are good, but stale Oreos get soft and are an entirely new kind of cookie. That's why these would have been perfect for my Mom – they're soft baked cookies. No crunch here!
The copycat Oreo cookie is a basic chocolate cookie. It's made with Hershey's Special Dark cocoa powder. That's what gives it the "Oreo" flavor – the dark chocolate. They're big cookies, made with a 2 tablespoon cookie scoop. You can make them smaller, if you'd like, but baking time will be affected.
The best part about this cookie recipe? No chilling! You're welcome. You can now eat homemade Oreos even faster.
As much as I like regular Oreos, I loooooove the peanut butter ones. I mean, y'all know how addicted to peanut butter I am. The filling is a basic peanut butter buttercream. It's really easy to make and the recipe makes a lot of frosting. I really hate running out of frosting so I always err on the side of too much. Ideas for using your extra frosting:
- Make a double batch of cookies. One for you, one for your mom!
- Make the cookies smaller and you'll still have enough frosting.
- Don't make sandwich cookies, frost the tops instead.
- Eat it with a spoon.
- Eat it with a chocolate bar.
- Eat it by squeezing the plastic bag into your mouth.
Homemade Oreos are super easy to make and I think I like them better than the real ones. Big statement, but true.
Plus, by making my own I can fill them with whatever I want. The ideas are abundant. More to come!
I want to marry these cookies. In case you were wondering…
- 1/3 cup Hershey's Special Dark unsweetened cocoa powder (you can use regular unsweetened but they won't be as "Oreo" like)
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 2/3 cup brown sugar
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter
- 1 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3 cups powdered sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2-3 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Line two cookie sheets with parchment paper or silicone baking mats.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together cocoa powder, baking soda, salt, and flour. Set aside.
- In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream butter and both sugars. Mix in egg and vanilla and mix until smooth. Add dry ingredients and mix until combined.
- Scoop 2 tablespoon sized balls of dough onto the cookie sheets. You will get about 15-17 cookies. (Alternately, you can use 1 tablespoon sized balls of dough and get twice as many cookies. Baking time will be less.)
- Bake for 8-9 minutes until they just lose their glossy sheen. Err on the side of underdone for these cookies; they taste better that way. Let cool completely before filling and making sandwiches.
- To make the filling: beat butter and peanut butter in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. Mix in salt, then slowly beat in powdered sugar. Add vanilla, then 2 tablespoons of cream. Add a third tablespoon of cream as needed for the consistency you want. Note: this makes a lot of frosting, more than you need. It is enough frosting to fill the 2 tablespoon sized cookies OR the 1 tablespoon sized, plus extra. Filling can be frozen in an airtight container for up to one month.
- Once cookies are cooled, frost half with the frosting and sandwich with the other half. The best way to do this is to place your frosting in a gallon size ziploc bag and cut off one tip. Place a very large squeeze of frosting in the center of the bottom of a cookie, then press the top cookie on top, causing the frosting to spread to the edges.
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67 Responses to "Soft Homemade Peanut Butter Oreos"
Those look so good! They look so soft and chocolaty
Wow, these look amazing! I love the idea of homemade oreo's! Especially loving the PB filling- super delicious recipe!
Wow these are stunning! I'm usually not a huge fan of Oreos, but I think if they're soft and filled with peanut buttery they'd be just perfect.
Isn't it funny the different traditions everyone has? I don't think we have one for Oreos … eat all in one day? 😉 I'll have to hide them to try the soft trick. Or I could just make these because you had me at soft batch and huge! Could there be anything better than a huge peanut butter Oreo??? Pinned!
I love that these are soft and filled with peanut butter. That sounds so good! Have a great Mothers Day, Dorothy!
Wow, you nailed these, Dorothy! I love PB (duh) and the fact that you did homemade PEANUT butter Oreos, well, you're my hero pinned
Oh my gosh, I am in love with your pictures! These truly look like the ultimate cakey cookie! You can't go wrong with oreos and peanut butter!
soft oreo, check! bigger than Oreos, check! peanut butter oreos, check, check!!!
These look fabulous! And of course people read your blog and make your recipes, silly! You have over 121,000 likes on FB! Your humility is humbling though. Makes me like you all that much more!
Wow! I am almost speechless with all the oreo filling possibilities – mint of course, and food coloring for the holidays! I am seeing green and red at Christmas. But for every day – yes – peanut butter.
Happy Mama's day to you!! Your website is really wonderful. The pics are beautiful and you write so well. Thanks for something special each time!!
Your Pittsburgh fan,
Grandma Mary Brown
These look fabulous! Hope you have a great Mother's Day!
love pb and chocolate. they look great!
Do these need to be refrigerated? I'm looking for cookies to mail out of state.
Thanks for the recipe – I love Oreos but don't buy them because of the hydrogenated oil (tried Newman's O's, but they don't taste as good). Happy Mother's Day, Dorothy – Jordan is lucky to have a mother like you!
Wow, these look fabulous! Great pix. And yes, I would love some. Guess I'll have to make my own batch.
You go girl!!! You are like a celebrity in food blog land I love PB Oreos and yours look fantastic.
Heavenly and awesome. I love these! And it's so sweet about your mom. Great tribute for Mother's Day!
And Happy Mother's Day to you!
For starters, your photos are amazing in this post! They always are, but these just really pop. Really balanced composition (love the stacks!), bright lighting, pretty colors… And a super yummy subject! 😉 Your mom must've gotten used to how food bloggers bake something a week or two in advance before posting it. But I'm sure she'd love these! As for me? I'll take the two parts separately. I almost always scrape the cream out of the centers and just eat the Oreo cookies, but I love PB enough that I wouldn't want to toss that filling!
Oh. My. Gosh. You went and made homemade peanut butter Oreos!!! I am in love!!!!! Happy Mother's Day to you and your mom!!
What a sweet relationship you have with your mom! So fun Happy Mom's Day to you! I hope you have a lovely day with your family.
Dorothy, it's 10:15 PM here and I am so hungry. Seeing these just put me over the top and I seriously need some sweets now. Love everything about these, the flavoring, the texture, you name it. So great.
Oh man Oreos are the best and of course peanut butter is like the most amazing things ever. Combine the two and you have a super duper winner on your hands. Lovely!
Girl, you are famous It's the best feeling when someone takes the time to make your recipe and then come back and tell you they loved it. It makes this whole blogging thing worth it. Love the thick peanut butter center. Pinned.
Ooooooo…. these look amazing, Dorothy! I love peanut butter & Oreos together. I may be guilty of spreading peanut butter on top of my Oreos at times…. but I like your idea MUCH better, lol!
Dorothy that's the most tempting cookie I've ever seen!
This looks awesome! I love how the cookie part is puffier than actual oreos. I bet it tastes better too!
Awww! Of course you're a big deal-so sweet that your mom (and dad) is your #1 fan!!! I love that you made these for her and I def. approve! PB and Oreo's are my fave combo and these look LUSCIOUS!
Give me peanut butter and chocolate any day of the year! I loved hearing your thoughts about your number one fans. I know they're proud.
Oh boy! These look amazing. I've never had peanut butter oreos but I bet they are amazing. Will definitely have to try making these!
I remember opening the Oreo pack and then leaving the pack open for a couple of days. Those soft Oreos are like a dream and now I won't have to wait 3 whole days for them to go soft thanks to you and this delicious homemade peanut butter Oreo cookies! Who doesn't like peanut butter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :O <3 Goshh…. just looking at these cookies is making me H-U-N-G-R-Y!!! You know the kind of hunger that will not be satisfied with anything else but a particular food item! That's exactly how I'm feeling right now! WANT.THESE! Pinning! 😀
I will be making these for sure!
~Ashley @ A Cute Angle
So freakin' fabulous! Love these!!
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Heavenly!!! i love oreos and peanut butter. I can't wait to make these!! Super delicious!! Thanks for the recipe!!
My kind of cookies Thanks for the recipe!
The peanut butter Oreos are definitely one of my favorites, but I would absolutely love these more. I puffy heart love soft chewy cookies…hard ones just don't do it for me. And filled with soft fluffy peanut butter frosting! Oh, boy, I would marry those cookies too!!!
These look amazing, and sound awesome, Dorothy!
My kids swear that I am the only person on earth who says the bomb diggety and that I made it up. I am so showing this to them tomorrow and rubbing it in their faces!
YUM!! Thanks for another great recipe, Dorothy!
These look amazing- I'm not sure I'd be able to share…
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Can you make this with a handmixer?
I just made these last night for my friend's birthday… I can't wait to give them to her later today. I had to try one, of course, and they are delicious! I will definitely be making these again
hi, I just stumbled across your blog through pinterest and oh my word I love it! I need to get baking and try some of your recipes. they may need a little tweeking as im in the uk so cant always get the same ingredients but I'm sure i'll cope. thanks for sharing your kitchen with us.
Suzanne x
Oh my goodness! I think I have a baker's crush on you, this looks amazing! And I WILL be making this as my next baking project.
Does the butter in the filling need to be softened?
Hey! I just discovered your amazing blog and I am totally amazed by the recipes! I can't decide which one I wanna try first;)
xxx from Germany
Does the cream in the filling mean these need to be kept refrigerated once filled?
I LOVE peanut butter oreos! love love love them. I was wondering if the peanut butter filling could be used for buckeyes. I love buckeyes but every recipe I try is too sweet (too much powdered sugar). The filling in the oreo is perfect. Your thoughts???
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OK Dorothy, I really enjoy your blog and recipes that I have tried always are soo good. These homemade oreo peanut butter filled babies are incredible. I am also a fan of your gooey brownies. I was wondering if you could guide me on making those gooey brownies with a peanut butter pretzel filling. Thanks and have a great day. Your Pittsburgh fan,Mary
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just made these, they taste sinful. You were right about the filling, made a TON! Halving that next time. Love your site and recipes, keep 'em coming.


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NEW YORK - Logic, it turns out, isn't always the way to go, at least not for Kenny Loggins.
Had he listened to that particular little voice in his head, the two-time Grammy winner with 12 platinum records would be kicking back at home right now in Santa Barbara, Calif. Instead, at 65, he's hitting the stage and studio with a whole new act and a whole new sound nearly five decades into his music career.
He's got three songs on a CD tucked inside a new "Frosty the Snowman" picture book out on Imagine, Peter Yarrow's imprint.
But he's been making serious music with the Blue Sky Riders, his country rock trio with Nashville's Gary Burr and Georgia Middleman. They have a new Christmas CD, "Finally Home," featuring a tune called "Dream" that has this line: "You take the glory days/I'll take what's on its way/No one can tell me my best days are done."
Q: How has storytelling changed for you?
A: At the beginning of my career, Loggins and (Jimmy) Messina, Jimmy was my mentor. I had not done anything professionally, so it was all a period of learning and seeing how things were done. Then when I went solo I started to take what I'd learned and put it into action. No matter what phase of life you're in, it's always a learning procedure. Then when I hit this third act, I discovered that I had a pretty clear picture of the kind of thing I wanted to do for this next part of my life. ... In 'Dream,' 'Too old to dream' became this pivotal phrase, that sometimes logic doesn't win out, that the heart and the passion has got to win out.
Q: Are there similarities between your blend with Messina and your blend with Gary?
A: The blend with Messina is more akin to the Everly Brothers. There's a certain nasal, edgy thing that Jimmy and I had in common. We wrote two songs together in the six years that we were together, but Loggins and Messina was Jimmy doing his thing and Kenny doing his thing and then we'd bring it together to blend it. Blue Sky Riders is very much a writing machine. We write together as a trio. And we do the vocal arrangements, so it's more of a partnership, a family. And we love and respect each other, and it's been a great ride.
Q: Part of how Blue Sky Riders has financed the group is through house parties. Are you all still doing those?
A: We are doing house parties. We also play gigs now that the price of the gig has gone up enough that we can use that money. We've taken none of the money we've made, either through gigs or house parties, personally. And we were just debating today if we could take a couple of thousand individually 'cause, you know, Christmas is coming and they need the dough.
Q: You've written all these songs. You've collaborated on numerous others. Are you hurting for money?
A: Sometimes, yeah. The second divorce was a problem. But it's not that I'm hurting for money as much as I need to stay creative. ... When Columbia Records dropped me from the label and I flirted with the idea of retiring, I found that I was getting very depressed. And that I needed to write. I needed to record in order to stay alive, to stay in touch with my own juice, and that made me happier and therefore I became a better dad, an easier person to live with.
Q: How has the music industry changed for you? Do you find yourself being cynical about the industry as a whole?
A: I think that the music industry has changed dramatically, from the mama, papa stores, and getting a record played on the radio one city at a time. You know, the monolithic ownership of radio stations has homogenized the playlists now so getting on the radio is a completely different game, I'm not sure one that I will even bother playing. Radio is still powerful, but the point being that things have changed and there are new rules and new ways to play the game and so part of the fun of jumping back in the pool is to learn the new rules.
Q: What would you be doing today, what would you have done with yourself, if not music?
A: I really don't know. I actually thought about it a lot when I was 50 and considered retiring, and I just saw that it wasn't going to work, that I had been in music and songwriting since I graduated high school and so I've really learned nothing else, that I am an expert at what I do and an idiot at everything else, for better or for worse.
This Nov. 18, 2013 photo shows American singer-songwriter Kenny Loggins posing for a portrait to promote his new album "Finally Home For Christmas," released by his band Blue Sky Riders, in New York. (Photo by Victoria Will/Invision/AP)×
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Apple isn't the only company touting strong smartphone sales today.
Samsung announced this morning that it has sold 30 million Galaxy S and Galaxy S II smartphones worldwide since the line's launch in 2010. According to the company, it has sold nearly 20 million Galaxy S units, making that handset the fastest-selling smartphone it has ever launched. Sales of the Galaxy S II have reached more than 10 million since its launch earlier this year, the company said.


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BLACKSBURG, Va. – The NC State men's and women's indoor track teams completed their participation at the Virginia Tech Elite meet on Saturday at Virginia Tech's Rector Field House.
Junior Kris Kornegay-Gober of Washington, D.C., was fifth in the men's high jump, with a mark of 6-feet, 11 3/4-inches, while sophomore Elizabeth Shuman of Timonium, Md., was 10th in the women's high jump, at 5-feet, 5-inches.
NC State will send men's and women's competitors to three different meets next weekend: the Valentine Invitational in Boston, the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark., and the Husky Classic in Seattle.
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DATE: November 3, 2009
TO: Campus Community
FROM: President Douglas E. Zemke
SUBJECT: EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH - October 2009
It is a pleasure to accept the recommendation of the Employee Recognition Committee that Sarah Maybe honored as Employee of the Month for October 2009. Sarah May began working at Millikin University as the Assistant Technical Director in Kirkland Fines Arts Center September 16, 2002. Effective July 1, 2005, Sarah assumed the newly created position of Assistant Technical Director and Production Manager in both Kirkland Fine Arts Center and the Department of Theatre and Dance.
The Employee Recognition Committee received very compelling support for Sarah's nomination, including the following comments:
"Sarah works tirelessly and cheerfully for both the Theatre & Dance department as well as for KFAC. For instance, when Aston was assigned as the (seclusion) building for students with H1N1 and evacuation of theatre spaces in Aston happened, Sarah worked with the campus scheduler, theatre faculty, and theatre students to get everyone settled in new spaces as quickly and painlessly as possible. This would not have happened nearly as fast or efficient without Sarah's huge efforts. Things that might have fallen through the cracks, such as getting the theatre students new rehearsal spaces that very day of the evacuation of Aston, were taken care of. The students know that they can go to Sarah for help and support. This department could not function with Sarah May!"
"She coordinates the calendar for the College of Fine Arts. Because of her careful efforts we are able to keep juggling many events and rehearsals and meetings without overlap or conflict. Whenever I have a question about the schedule or need to add an event, I go immediately to Sarah for information because I know that she will be current on what is going on. She may be behind the scenes in all that she does, but it is her quiet efficiency and creativity that helps us in the Theatre Department stay on task in a coordinated manner."
"While I hope Sarah feels appreciated, I'm sure we don't say it often enough. Sarah has held her position for several years without formal recognition of how much she does to keep us up and running as smoothly as possible. She does this with a pleasant personality and a great deal of patience for which I am personally grateful. I hope you too recognize her contribution to this campus and will name her Employee of the Month."
Please join us in congratulating Sarah on being honored as your October 2009 Employee of the Month.
The Employee Recognition Committee thanks you for your enthusiastic support in submitting nominations for employee of the month. We look forward to honoring more dedicated and hardworking employees each month. Nominations may be submitted for any full-time Millikin staff or professional employee (but not faculty) with a minimum of six months service via email to any of the committee members.
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KENDALVILLE — Churubusco linkster Ryan Mayer is the lone Whitley County golfer to keep his season alive, after placing third in Friday's golf sectional, advancing him to regionals.
Mayer fired an 80 on 18 holes at Noble Hawk in Kendallville. His score tied for third. In the play-off, Mayer birdied the first hole to win.
Mayer had an eagle, a birdie and four pars.
He will play in the regionals at Orchard Ridge Thursday at 8 a.m.
The second-best Churubusco golfer was Brad Martin, who shot a 91.
Beau Barkley finished with a 92, Brandon Norris had a 97 and Parker Conrad carded a 100.
Churubusco finished with 360 strokes. The Eagles placed 10th as a team out of 12 teams.
Columbia City and Whitko played at Stonehenge Saturday morning in the Warsaw regional.
Columbia City finished with a 361, good for sixth place out of 14 teams. State-ranked Warsaw won with a 323 in a close match with Triton.
Whitko came in 11th with a 399 score.
Columbia City's Max Dryer was one stroke short of a trip to regionals with an 84.
"That's just outstanding for a freshman," Columbia City Head Coach Andrew Thompson said. "He overcame some injuries and had a great day."
Trent Murphy was the Eagles' second best with a 91. Dustin Parrett and Drew Benedict both finished with 93 strokes. Drew Burnsworth had a 94.
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Hyundai Tucson ix Hydrogen Fuel-Cell EV mass production in 2015
Added range, reduced component size
Hyundai's fuel-cell program is kicking into high gear as the company has just unveiled the Tucson ix Fuel-Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV).
Destined for mass production in 2015, the crossover features a 100-kilowatt fuel cell system that is feed by two hydrogen storage tanks that hold 700 bar. It sends power to a 21 kWh battery which motivates an electric motor that enables the Tucson to travel up to 650 kilometers (404 miles) and hit a top speed of 160 km/h (99 mph).
Hyundai has been able to shrink the fuel cell system by 20% while ensuring it can operate at temperatures as low as -25C (-13F). More importantly, the range is 76% greater than the previous Tucson FCEV which is critical as hydrogen refueling stations are few and far between.
Hyundai Completes DevelopmentOf Tucson ix Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Electric Vehicle
- Fuel-cell system downsized by 20% via modularization of key components
- Substantial improvement in fuel efficiency and driving range
- Can travel 650 km per charge -- equal to a gasoline-powered car
- Mass production targeted for 2015
(Seoul, Korea) Hyundai Motor Company has completed development of its next- generation hydrogen fuel cell vehicle -- the Tucson ix Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle -- and will begin testing next year with an eye toward 2015 mass production.
Hyundai's third-generation FCEV is equipped with a 100-kilowatt fuel cell system and two hydrogen storage tanks (700bar). The SUV can travel 650 kilometers on a single charge - a range equal to a gasoline-powered car. It can start in temperatures as low as minus 25 degrees Celsius.
The Tucson ix FCEV's range is a 76-percent improvement over the second-generation Tucson FCEV, which was limited to 370 kilometers on one charge. The new model gets gasoline equivalent fuel efficiency of 31 kilometers per liter, a 15-percent improvement over the previous version.
More than 95 percent of the Tucson ix FCEV's major components were made with Korean technology through close collaboration with about 120 domestic auto parts manufacturers. Overall volume of the fuel cell system was downsized by 20-percent compared to the previous system via modularization of bulky parts in the fuel cell system including fuel cell stack, balance of plant(BOP), inverter and high voltage junction box.
Hyundai took part in the `Learning Demonstration Program' organized by the U.S. Department of Energy between 2004 and 2009. Next year, 48 Tucson ix FCEV's will be part of a `Domestic Fleet Program' supported by the Korean government.
Its hydrogen vehicles have so far registered more than 2 million kilometers. Hyundai plans to make a limited supply of the Tucson ix FCEV in 2012 and begin mass production in 2015. Hyundai unveiled a cutaway version of the vehicle at the Geneva Motor Show in March.
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Ladies and Gentleman, from the Skype visionaries, Joost…
What is Joost™?
"Joost™ is a new way of watching TV on the internet, which uses new and established technologies to provide the best of both the internet and TV worlds. We're in the process of making it as TV-like as we can, with programmes, channels and adverts. You can also see some things that we think will enhance the TV experience: searching for programmes and channels, for example, as well as social features like chat. There are many more new features to come!"
It looks like there is no MacOSX version yet, they expect it to be available in the next few months. I guess we have no choice but to wait.
I love the idea and the concept, actually I've thought about this concept sometime ago, but I guess they came up with the idea even before Skype was born. They were just waiting for the right combination of factors - widespread broadband and powerful computers in particular.Tags:joost, skype, tv, videos


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The Ilya Kovalchuk waiting game continued over the weekend with the Russian star forward, the New Jersey Devils and the entire hockey world watching to see whether the NHL will approve — or reject again — the latest $100 million-plus contract proposal.
The newest offer — the original 17-year, $102 million free-agent contract was rejected by the league in July and that decision was later upheld by arbitrator Richard Bloch — was submitted on Friday with various media reports saying it likely will be approved by the league. Darren Dreger of TSN has reported the new deal is worth $100 million over 15 years with a cap hit of $6.66 million per year.
Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello admitted to the Bergen Record's Tom Gulitti on Saturday that the new proposal is being pored over by league officials and sounded cautiously optimistic — perhaps because the Devils and agent Jay Grossman reportedly have engaged in "conceptual discussions" with NHL officials over the last several weeks.
"It's just waiting for the league to give, hopefully, their approval," Lamoriello told the newspaper. "We feel good about what we submitted. I'm not going to get into anything else at all because it could be misleading or misrepresented."
Under the collective bargaining agreement, the league has five days to review a new contract and expectations are that its decision will come Monday or Tuesday. It's probably a good bet the new contract is not as heavily front-loaded, though the 15-year length could still be a sticking point.
That would take the two-time 50 goal scorer to age 42, which was an issue addressed — and criticized — strongly in Bloch's arbitration ruling.


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Backlink - How to get backlinks for your blog or website
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Gum disease: what you need to know. American Academy of Periodontology website. Available at: http://www.perio.org/consumer/gum-disease.htm. Updated May 2008. Accessed April 23, 2009.
Periodontal (gum) disease. National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research website. Available at: http://www.nidcr.nih.gov/DataStatistics/FindDataByTopic/GumDisease. Updated December 2008. Accessed April 23, 2009.
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Ideas for Integrating Technology Education into Everyday Learning
Jones, Krista, Technology and Children
"The sea is the be-all and end-all. It covers seven tenths of the terrestrial globe. Its breath is pure and healthy. It is an immense wilderness, where man is never lonely, for he feels life stirring on all sides."
Jules Verne
Although the imagination of Verne and his "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea" gave us a prophetic glimpse into the future, it cannot compare to today's amazing technologies in use for ocean exploration. Dive into the activities below to discover how technology enables us to navigate through this aquatic realm of inner space.
Language Arts:
* Read or watch the story, "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea" by Jules Verne. Research and make a chart of the technology used on Verne's Nautilus and on modern-day subs. Create a Venn Diagram comparing the two. http://home.att. net/~karen.crisafulli/nautilus. html (Nautilus details) http:// inventors.about.com/library/ inventors/blsubmarine3.htm (evolution of submarine designs)
* Discuss how fiction sometimes becomes fact. Brainstorm popular science fiction ideas from TV or movies. Have students write about one of the ideas turning factual. Do we currently have the technology to make it happen? What would need to be invented to make it work? Speculate how this new technology would impact us personally and globally.
* Learn about underwater communication methods, www. oceantechnologysystems.com/ education.shtml
* Draw timeline posters illustrating the development of ocean exploration methods and technologies and how they have shaped our culture, www. seasky.org/oceanxplsea5a3. html (ocean exploration timeline information)
* Compare maritime units to common land-measurement units. Try measuring distances on a map using leagues (three miles) or fathoms. How fast is a knot? Convert car speed to knots! www.usmm.net/terms/html (maritime definitions and unit values)
* Learn about measuring with sound-sonar/ultrasound/radar www.dosits.org/science/ssea/ la.htm
* Research and graph the depths at which different types of creatures and technology can travel.
* Your students are probably familiar with the concept of a space station, but what about a deep-sea station? Underwater habitats have already been built and tested, and new designs are underway! Find out more at: www.oceantechnology.org./ oasis.htm
* Take a virtual tour of Ocean Base One--www.oceantechnology. org/GalleryVirtualTour. htm and research the history of underwater habitats--www.onr. navy.mil/focus/blowballast/ people/habitats2.htm. Then have your students design and construct a class sea station out of consumable materials, Students can produce video presentations explaining their station components. …


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Inspired in small ways
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WASHINGTON (AP) Cheaper gasoline lowered overall U.S. consumer prices slightly in October. But outside the steep drop at the pump, inflation stayed mild.
The Labor Department says the consumer price index fell 0.1 percent last month, down from a 0.2 percent gain in September. The October decrease was primarily due to a 2.9 percent drop in gasoline costs, the largest since April. Over the last 12 months, overall prices have increased 1 percent, well below the Federal Reserve's inflation target of two percent.
Excluding volatile energy and food costs, so-called core prices rose 0.1 percent in October from September and just 1.7 percent over the past 12 months. The prices for new motor vehicles, clothing and medical care declined last month. But airfares rose a whopping 3.6 percent.
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