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It's a 9 for me because it is not the best but it is far from the worse! We are not a metal band... we play good ol' Rock &...Read complete review
It's a 9 for me because it is not the best but it is far from the worse! We are not a metal band... we play good ol' Rock & Roll. The only problems I ever face with this unit is that fact that I forget all the features it incorporates into one great package. We've since added 4 Behringer F1120 Powered Monitors (which run great as well) and if we really need to push some wattage for an outdoor gig, the Peavey Main Speakers are swapped for a pair of 1976 Cerwin-Vega V-35s. With the fact these 2 speakers are very efficient, the Behringer PMP6000 almost asks if I would like to push it even harder! I've no amature! I've been gigging on all levels for over 40 years...
Behringer has been shadowed by the big name companies but, if you know what you are doing when it comes to sound this unit will work for you. The Features are right in front of you & simple to use ((but, you have to have some knowledge of how to operate the system or know how to read the manual)). I've owned this unit for almost a year now, playing every weekend in a 4 piece band... 4 microphones; Stereo Nord Keyboard; my Taylor Acoustic Guitar runs through this unit into 2 Peavey PV112s & 2 PV115s - we run is Stereo - more power than we honestly need to perform at outdoor gigs. We never went into bridging the unit for the maximum power... we had no need to! If you read some of the reviews stating it has no power, they are playing way too loud to begin with. My group is comprised of 4 seasoned professional musicians & never once did anyone complain.
I protect it when moving it around but, it's built just as good as Peavey, Yamaha or Mackie.
Bang for the buck!!! Here it is!
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Unbelievable deal - but major quality concerns.
Behringer markets a great looking product, however based on this experience, coupled with Behringer's poor reputation for reliability, we are returning the second unit and will pay more for a Peavey with far...Read complete review
Behringer markets a great looking product, however based on this experience, coupled with Behringer's poor reputation for reliability, we are returning the second unit and will pay more for a Peavey with far fewer features and less power. I have owned several Peavey amps, as have the members of my band. Peavey makes some of the ugliest products out there (just look at their logo), but I have found them to be extremely reliable with many years of trouble free usage. It appears that Behringer is mostly about bells, whistles and marketing. We gave them a shot and now we'll go with a proven product.
I was dazzled by the features and power of this unit and seduced by the amazing price. There is nothing that compares to the total package for under $1000. Behringer's reputation has not been the best but I had heard they we're getting better, so I took a shot.
The board arrived and we powered it up - no output from the B channel. We of course tripled checked our connection chain and reversed everything to rule out bad cables and speakers. The results were the same. The meters showed signal going to both A and B - but no output from the B power amp. Based on the A channel the sound quality is excellent. Very nice effects, too.
Shipped it back to MF and they kindly rushed a second unit off to us. Received the second one - exact same problem. Looks like there may be a batch of boards that slipped through QC at Behringer.
You can't touch the features and power offered by this unit for less than twice the price. If only it worked!
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Bought this to replace a toasted PA board for the church. What an improvement over the one we had for the last 10 years. Hope this one will last that long too. The duel digital effects is really a nice feature.
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I've been running this board for 5 years without any problems. It has payed for its self well over.
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i have 2 other smaller behringer boards and perform flawlesly show after show and this one shines also,best built boards out there
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I have used this mixer for several years. When the original was stolen I compared it with other mixers and decided to re-purchase the same one. I use it for my small to medium size jazz band (5 to 6 players) and I input bass, keys, drum mics and vocal mics all into the board. It has an excellent sound and plenty of good sounding effects. It also has 2 different effects controls for each track so you can choose from the 100 effects sounds and combine them to make 200 effects sounds, and you can vary the volume of each effect to give completly new effects sounds wich takes the numer up expodentialy.
I also like it's limiter. It has saved my speakers several times when players plug and unplug thier equipment while powered up.
The only con I have is it has a mono out for the sub woofer with an adjustable low pass frequency pot that affects the entire output of the mixer when using it in bridge mode. Because of that you have to turn it off in bridge mode or the entire band will sound muffled. Its no big deal because my sub has a cross over filter, but it would be nice to be able to use it.
I also need to plug the musician friend used condition 2. This thing didnt have a mark on it. It looks so good I think they made a mistake and sent me a new one. (dont tell anyone cause I'm not sending it back).
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This is an outstanding product with endless possibilities! Lots of features , controls , inputs and outputs with built in effects . The massive built in amplifiers add even more !
This unit is well made with nice added features to make it easy to use and easy to move around .
The sound produced is awesome ! There is only room for speakon connectors so remember to get adapters if needed for your speaker connections .
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This is a very impressive mixer / amplifier in many ways . Just about everything you need is built in . I used it with 2 Kustom KPC215 Speakers and the result was awesome ! This is a great unit to use in medium to large events . It is also easy to move and transport .
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My band has been using this mixer for about 6 months. We only use one of the powered channels to run our JBL mains that have a 15", 10" and a horn and we are running it at 4ohms. Although it does a good job for small to medium venues there's no way it's putting out 800 watts at 4ohms. My guess would be 400-500 watts max. The stero channels are weak and hard to get enough signal into them without an outboard preamp. I will say that the sound reproduction is very good, it's very crisp and the drums sound much, much better than I thought they would but we're also running 4 18" subs which are powered by a EP4000 at 4ohms. I recommend a sonic maximizer to brighten up the vocals and the cymbals. We also do not use the onboard EQ. We use a outboard 15 band EQ for the mains and another for the monitors. If I were going to use the onboard EQ I'd only use it for the monitors.
All and all I'd say it's a good mixer for the money as long as we get the service from it. We are a Rock band and don't have any trouble getting plenty of power into the mains.
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Delivered by UPS at about 4pm - opened box about 5:30pm to discover handle broken and separated from side of console with a small broken piece of plastic in the box. Immediately called customer service and was informed that they would inform UPS to come to inspect the box and item for return. In the meantime, we needed this mixer for a performance on July 27. It's Monday the 29th and I am waiting for UPS to call.
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I was looking for a mixer that could be used for our practice spot as well as be used in small to medium venues. I was trying to decide on powered vs unpowered and decided on this one. I am not sorry. I started with this and a pair of Yamaha S115V speakers. The sound and loudness was fine for our practice spot. Its very easy to operate and once its set you can leave it alone. I have since added a BBE Sonic Maximizer (highly recommended) and it took the sound to the next level. It also has plenty of ins for all your mics and instruments. It also has two extra main outs, two monitor outs and a mono out. All unpowered but not a big deal if you have active monitors or a separate power amp. Very happy with so far with no problems. I had it for 6 months now.
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I use this board mainly for my one-man acoustic show. I play both outdoors and indoors. I also have used it a number of times with my classic rock band.
Since the acoustic shows are generally much smaller, I use board power for the mains, and an active monitor. I use the mono out to run the signal to the monitor. This way, I am hearing exactly what the audience is hearing. You can's get much simpler than that!
For the full band gigs, I do not usually use board power. It is just not adequate for the venues we have played. I rely on three power amps, a 31 band eq, and cross-over. One amp covers the monitors, one for the subs (excellent Peavey 1-18s) and one for the mains (excellent PV1-15s). With this setup, the sound is superb. The cross-over allows me to drive the speakers VERY hard with great efficiency - PLENTY of volume, and headroom in abundance.
The board's built-in effects are adequate, the preamps are clear and crisp, and the channels have excellent eq shaping. In three years of use, I have never had a single complaint on the sound, only compliments.
I have never had any kind of failure, the board functions as well today as it did when new. Yes, I take very good care of it. It is always transported in a road case. I do not let anyone near it who has a drink in their hand, and when it is set up in the practice room, I keep it covered with a towel so it doesn't get dusty. Good care pays off with any piece of equipment.
I have recommended this board to many people, and I would definitely replace it with another just like it if it were stolen.
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Another defense attorneys conflict of interest led to another adjournment Wednesday in the case of four felony drug possession suspects in Ogdensburg.
During a preliminary hearing in city court, an attorney for one of the suspects cited a conflict of interest and recused herself from the case.
St. Lawrence County Assistant Conflict Public Defender Heather A. Dona represented Charles J.H. Whiz Caviness, 24, of Buffalo. She declined to explain for the record why she excused herself.
The hearing, which was first adjourned on Tuesday, will resume today at noon before Judge William R. Small.
Mr. Caviness and three other Buffalo residents, Eldridge L Gossom, 25, Andre L. Dre Wilson, 40, and Tige K. Jeeb Smith Jr., 24, are each charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. They were arrested Dec. 6 at 325 Belmont Courts, alleged by city police to be part of a crack cocaine distribution ring in the Ogdensburg area.
Another attorney conflict and subsequent adjournment could jeopardize whether the charges stand against the four. Under the law, there is a 144-hour-long window, counted in business days, from the time a person is arraigned until a preliminary hearing must be held, unless the accused waives his right to such a hearing.
The four were arraigned Friday, which means the hearing must take place by Monday afternoon for the charges to stand.
If the charges are dropped, the case could still be presented to a county grand jury in hopes of again charging them.
On Tuesday, St. Lawrence County Assistant Public Defender Steven G. Ballan and Ogdensburg attorney Gary R. Alford consecutively excused themselves from representing Mr. Gossom because of conflicts of interest.
They were replaced by attorney Effie G. Kyriakopoulos.
The other defense attorneys are Greg Storie for Mr. Wilson, Mary E. Rain for Mr. Smith.
Miss Dona was replaced by attorney Gary W. Miles.
According to police, officers found in the Belmont Courts apartment 111 mini-baggies of crack cocaine and seven mini-baggies of powdered cocaine with a cumulative weight of 28.7 grams and an estimated total street value of $5,900.
All four defendants remain in St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, on $10,000 cash or $20,000 bail bond each for Mr. Caviness, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Smith, and $20,000 cash or $40,000 bond for Mr. Gossom.
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Federal authorities made an appearance in Price last week as United States Marshals, acting on behalf of the U.S. Attorney General, arrested a Price man for multiple felony offenses.
On Aug. 8, the Marshals along with area law enforcement, arrested Anthony Earl Davis, 51, on five alleged felonies. The charges, which carry a 10 year minimum sentencing guideline, include firearms- related as well as drug distribution and trafficking charges.
According to Price City Police Capt. Bill Barnes, the investigation which led to Davis' arrest began when local officers were investigating an unrelated automobile burglary in mid-May.
"During the course the investigation, just about every officer on the force worked either the automobile case or Davis' arrest, it was just one of those kind of cases," explained Barnes. "In that respect just about everybody knew what was going on. Subsequently, a very alert officer made a stop concerning a known suspect. The officer was right on the money and there in plain view was an item of stolen property which had been catalogued."
Barnes reported that the officer subsequently obtained several other pieces of stolen property from the driver, whom the captain did not identify. A lengthy investigation followed and it was determined by the Price Police that Davis was the recipient of some of the stolen items from the car burglary which included jewelry and a weapon.
"He is not allowed to be in possession of a firearm due to his criminal history," explained Barnes. "The investigation continued from that point and eventually our department had enough for a search warrant."
According to the captain, on May 26, the Price Department executed their warrant. Information provided to police, alleged that Davis was involved with drug trafficking as well as dealing in stolen property and guns.
"We partnered with the Carbon County Sheriff's SWAT Team on a no-knock warrant which our guys served flawlessly," said Barnes. "He was taken into custody along with three other suspects that evening. Allegedly, a number of drug items were seized along with five firearms, two of which were stolen, one from a previous case and one from the automobile case."
The suspect also was reportedly in possession of a large amount of ammunition, which is a violation of his status as a convicted felon.
"When you couple firearms with drugs the feds get involved. In light of that partnership, we have been cooperating from day one with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and US Attorney's Office," explained Barnes. "They have also been working this case for some time and with our information thought the time was right seek an indictment."
According to Davis' US District Court papers, the defendant has been charged with being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition, possession of methamphetamine with the intent to distribute and possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking offense.
According to Barnes, the three felonies carry at least a 10 year minimum sentence, which could be elevated due to Davis' prior criminal history.
The indictment specifies that Davis knowingly possessed; a Colt (.45 caliber) Defender, a Ruger Single Six (.22 caliber) Revolver, a Ruger MK II (.22 caliber) Semi-Auto Pistol and a Springfield XD (.45 caliber). A large amount of ammunition was also reportedly found during the police search.
Once the Price Police learned that ATF officers had posted Davis' warrant, a call went out to locate the suspect, who was taken into custody within an hour's time.
"From what I understand, the district charges that we have against Davis will be dropped as he is now facing a federal court," explained Barnes. "Also from what I understand, Davis will now be with federal authorities through the duration of his trial."
Barnes said that Davis has been alleged to have intimidated several members of the community in the recent past. However, no one had ever came forward with an actual complaint.


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Funeral services will be held Friday and Saturday for Daniel Permertor, one of the three student fatally shot at Chardon High School.
Daniel, 16, died Monday (Feb. 27) hours after a teen gunman opened fire in the school's cafeteria.
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Calling hours for Daniel will be held from noon to 8 p.m. on Friday, March 2. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, March 3 at 10 a.m. Both will be at the Monreal Funeral Home located at 35400 Curtis Boulevard in Eastlake.
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Elder Cook will speak Nov. 18 at the Winchester LDS Ward in Murray. The chapel is located at 6300 South 700 West.
He is the son of Barry and Camilyn Cook. He is the grandson of Eugene and Vera Cook and David and Deanna Bigelow.
Sister Misty Heaton recently returned to the local area after serving in the Massachusetts-Boston mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Sister Heaton will speak Nov. 18 at 12:30 p.m. at the Orangeville 3rd LDS Ward, located at 165 West 800 North in Castle Dale.
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Speaking for myself, if I could buy at a much lower cost a "Mathematica Lite" that provided maybe 300 to 500 of the most used of Mathematica's current 3000 commands, and then supplement this with various specialized, individually priced packages for more specialized areas, I'd choose this an instant. And, I think the science, engineering, educational, and academic and professional worlds would all be far better off, and Mathematica could serve a far wider user base, with this alternative -- but I don't expect this to happen.
Carlos_Salema wrote:a) There was some type of dictionary (at least in English, preferably also in Portuguese) to correct misspells. This facility existed in some prior version (I believe 3) mas it appears to have been discontinued.
Carlos_Salema wrote:d) Exporting a graphic (say in pdf format) does not necessary allow other programs (such as Illustrator) to further process it, which is a pity.
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d) Exporting a graphic (say in pdf format) does not necessary allow other programs (such as Illustrator) to further process it, which is a pity.
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d) Exporting a graphic (say in pdf format) does not necessary allow other programs (such as Illustrator) to further process it, which is a pity.
Have to say, I don't understand this. There may be a few "gotchas" in Mathematica's export functionality, depending on just how you do the Export (or Copy/Save) process; but assuming you export a graphic properly into a standard format, the resulting file should be (and in my experience essentially always is) editable by any other software that is intended to handle that format. (I do this all the time.)
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Another reason for men's disinterest in health-related practices is their association with women and femininity (Harrison, 2008; Gill et al., 2005). For example, women are frequently portrayed in the media as diet focused, whereas 'real' men don't diet (Gough, 2007). Those men who do diet, frequently reframe their feminised practice in more 'hegemonic' masculine ways (e.g. for sporting success or to increase sexual prowess). A contemporary example of this is the relatively recent 'caveman diet'. As the name suggests, it is aimed specifically at men and so immediately distinguishes it from similar women's diets. The diet is promoted by 'wilderness and survival expert' Ray Mears, giving the diet a more traditional hunter-gatherer masculine image. Furthermore, the hunter/gatherer image gives men permission to continue to consume meat in bulk (see also: Gough, 2007 for links between meat consumption and masculinity), whilst at the same time eating salads, fruits and vegetables – foods typically associated with women's diets. Mears does however, masculinise these food groups by suggesting that 'contemporary cavemen' should go out and forage for these.
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Lexey Swall/Staff The A-frame building surrounded by road construction at the southeast corner of Old 41 and Bonita Beach roads has gone through many businesses. It was once Three Sisters Restaurant, a Mexican eatery and is currently Trackside Donuts and Cafe.
september Histroy Old 41 looking north in Bonita Springs.
Conservatek employees Hernan Nayna, top, Washington Garcia, center, and Rich Vanteeffelen , hands at left, hoist the final acoustical panel to complete the band shell at Riverside Park on Friday in Bonita Springs. Lexey Swall/Staff
The Secret Bench of Knowledge on Old 41. Bench was finally bought by a non-profit organization for the city of Bonita Springs. Cary Edmondson/Staff
A 1920's photo of Old 41 in Bonita Springs. Erik Kellar/Staff
Beneficiaries of the Cafe of Life food program sit underneath the Banyan Tree outside the Bonita Springs Community Center off of Old 41 on Wednesday. Cafe of Life continues to battle with the City of Bonita Springs in establishing a permanent location where they can regularly feed 150 people. The charity has been banned from using the community center building during times of bad weather. Michel Fortier/Staff
Victor Paris, left, and Rosario Fernandez talk after opening Higgies's Laundromat on Old 41 in Bonita Springs Wednesday. Tropical Storm Ernesto did not deter people needing to do their laundry as it dumped a couple of inches of rain on Southwest Florida. Erik Kellar/Naples Daily News
Alexander Massie, of Better Roads Construction - based in Naples, directs traffic as a crew paints turn arrows onto Old 41 in Bonita Springs on Thursday afternoon. Bonita Springs will have its bid opening for the nearly $20 million estimated four-lane widening of Old 41 between Rosemary Drive and U.S. 41, and city officials say they plan on putting a premium on time and cost for the project. Tristan Spinski/Staff
Celevolcap, Construction crews work to complete the restoration of the Liles Hotel and construction of Riverside Park in Bonita Springs Monday. The construction of the park started nearly five months ago and is fast approaching completion with some people in the community hoping it will be done in time for Celebrate Bonita. Organizers of Celebrate Bonita are looking for volunteers for this year event which spans two days. Erik Kellar/Staff
This artistÍs rendition shows the Antaramian Development GroupÍs plans for what is now a mostly bare 5 acre site on Old 41 in Bonita Springs.
April Zambra, 15, from left, Alex Lerma, 18, Eddie Martinez, 15, Carmen Torres, 15, Sarai Mata, 14 and Gabriel Mata, 16, practice their dance steps on the stage of the Riverside Park bandshell in Bonita Springs Sunday afternoon (June 19). The group of Bonita Springs teenagers has been practicing for the past two months in preparation for April Zambra's Quincinera on Saturday. David Ahntholz/Staff
Old Photo NICE CATCH: Can you guess the name of the boy in this 1956 photo? If not, then the answer is Bonita Springs Fire Chief Dan Gourley. This 350-pound Goliath grouper was caught using a mullet as bait off Bonita Beach. Gourley, who will retire next spring as Bonita's fire chief, says the massive fish was caught off the beach and hauled to what is now called Riverside Park by Rehard's wrecker service. In the photo is Gourley's father and mother, Wendell and Ellen. Gourley was five years old when the photo was taken.Photo courtesy Dan Gourley and the Bonita Springs Historical Society
Troy Johnson helps Juan Mora, with Emergency One Electric Inc., string white holiday lights around the band shell at Riverside Park in Bonita Springs Monday. The duo strung the light on the outside rim of the structure using zip ties to hold them in place for the holiday season. Erik Kellar/Staff
Patty Meges, foreground center, and friend Becky Snyder, background, cheer on the country music band Emerson Drive during the 8th Annual Celebrate Bonita festival at Riverside Park. Michel Fortier/Staff
Len Bellin, 81, has been the unsung hero at the corner of East Terry Street and Old 41 in Bonita Springs where he has served as the crossing guard for three years, helping children get to and from school safely. Michel Fortier/Staff
Jeremy McGowan waits for the bus at the intersection of Old 41 Road, and East Terry Street in Bonita Springs on Feb. 11, 2010. McGowan said he uses the Lee County bus daily to get to and from Coronado High School in Fort Myers. Bonita City Council is discussing possible private partnership for busing people in and around the city. Greg Kahn/Staff
BensonÍs Grocery, built in 1920, sits across from Riverside Park in Bonita Springs on Old 41. The Bonita Springs Historical Society hosted an "Old Bonita Historic Walk" which began and ended at the historical Liles Hotel on Saturday, March 29, 2008. Byron Liles was the guest speaker and guided the tour though the neighborhood to historical building while telling his recollection of the community during the 1940Ís and 50Ís.
Bernice Ciaffone, right, and Alexandra Tors, both of Bonita Springs, examine a photographic display of the historic E.P. Nutting House during the grand opening of the Storter Art Collection, hosted by the Bonita Springs Historical Society at the Liles Hotel in Bonita Springs on Friday evening. The Storter Collection is comprised of a group of painting depicting the early history of Collier County. it will be on display at the Liles Hotel in Riverside Park in Bonita Springs through February of 2007. Tristan Spinski/Staff
WONDER: The old sign for Everglades Wonder Gardens on Old 41 Road in historic downtown Bonita Springs is collapsed and falling into itself. Owner and Bonita Springs City Councilman David Piper said all animals in the park are safe and the place will reopen next week once downed trees are cleared. Photo by Matt Herrick
Lexey Swall/Staff Buses from A&S Transportation wait to turn North on Old 41 Road from Tennessee Street on the way to pick up children from Bonita Springs Charter School on Friday afternoon. A&S Transportation is located on Industrial Street in Bonita Springs and uses industrial and Tennessee streets as part of their route. The owners of the historic Shangri-La Hotel and Resort want to shut down a portion of Industrial and Tennessee streets, which intersect behind the Shangri-La property, preventing through traffic between Old 41 and Bonita Beach roads. If approved, the road closures would cause longer and unsafe routes for A&S Transportation - forcing the buses on to Bonita Beach Road causing a back-up of traffic at a railroad crossing west of Industrial Street.
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Bonita Resident Bryan Moore is having a tough time finding good spots to fish. "It's getting harder all the time," says Moore on one of his favorite spots, the soon-to-be developed Imperial Landing off of Old 41. The city and Antaramian now have a proposed contract to develop a condo, mixed use community. Michel Fortier/Staff
Residents of Bamboo Village will have to relocate before the end of the year after the City of Bonita Springs purchased the land in Feb. 2003. Gary Coronado/Staff
Seasonal Bonita Springs resident Charlene Logari, of Russellville, Ind., listens to the music of Screaming Orphans during Celebrate Bonita at Riverside Park on Saturday, April 2, 2011, in Bonita Springs. The event is a celebration of the city's birthday with live music, rides and games for kids and local food. David Albers/Staff
Sandra Vasquez prepares Imperial River Laundry for business Thursday afternoon. It may be a laundry mat but the building, which is connected to the United Way, has stood along Old 41 since 1936 and is listed as a destination for the Bonita Springs Historical Society self-guided walk . Michel Fortier/Staff
A cyclist passes by Bonita Springs Fire Control and Rescue District as machinery from BJ Excavation in Naples tears in to what remains of some buildings on the corner of Old 41 and Pennsylvania Ave. Erik Kellar/Staff
Subcontractors for Centrex Construction work to finsih the restoration of the historic Liles Hotel in Riverside Park in downtown Bonita Springs in preparation for this weekend's Celebrate Bonita! Festival. The work has been going on for nearly six months. Jeremy Lyverse/Staff
Children practice dancing for an upcoming quinceanera on the stage at the Riverside Park in Bonita Springs. Recently, the City of Bonita Springs has had a handful of complaints from angry residents regarding the renaming of the Christmas Tree to the Holiday Tree. Cary Edmondson/Staff
The Old 41 corridor running through Bonita Springs has a reputation for being crime-ridden which isn't true going by the latest statistics. While arrests were up, actual crime fell, especially after the reintroduction of the Bonita Springs sub station. Michel Fortier/Staff
Penncap, Jen Dacelus, an empoyee for Centex Construction, rakes hot asphalt leveling it out in preparation for a steam roller to compact it on Ragsdale Ave and Old 41 in Bonita Springs Thursday. The repaving of Ragsdale is part of the rerouting of Pennsylvania Ave. to create better traffic flow to Matheson Ave. Erik Kellar/Staff
Zachery Whittington, 9, of Bonita Springs, spent his Sunday afternoon fishing for snook on the docks behind the Liles Hotel in Riverside Park in Bonita Springs. The Bonita Springs City Council is considering approving its first lease for the Liles Hotel on September 6 - giving the Historical Society the only long-term, low-rent agreement. Tristan Spinski/Staff
Bamboocut Banner inside 5-31 Eugene Kelly, of Sheard & Son, helps collect aluminum for recycling from the trailer homes being torn down in Bamboo Village. The demolition of homes in Bamboo Village has begun to make way for the future redevelopment on the property recently purchased by the city. Cameron Gillie/Staff
Scenes from the showing of "The Wizard of Oz" at the first showing of Movies in the Park in Riverside Park on Saturday night in Bonita Springs. The next movie, "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" will be shown Feb. 3. David Albers/Staff
Pat Robson of Bonita Springs leaves The Mother Load antique shop on Old 41 in Bonita Springs Wednesday afternoon. The city of Bonita Springs is going to be asking Old 41 businesses to apply for grants to spiff up their storefronts. Darron R. Silva/Staff
Children zip across Old 41 at the Terry Street intersection Wednesday afternoon. The City of Bonita Springs is considering a crosswalk over Old 41, somewhere between Rosemary Drive and Terry Street. Darron R. Silva/Staff
08sbon08: The Imperial River bridge, just east of Old 41 Road in January 2006. The site, both north and south of the bridge, is scheduled to be the focus of redevelopment and revitalization of the historic downtown area of Bonita Springs. Photo by Chuck Curry
Sydey Stewart, brown hair, 18, and her sister, Delaney Stewart, blond hair, 13, pack up the belongings of their dad Sam Stewart who passed away in October. He lived in Imperial River Court, another mobile home park across Old 41 that was bought and torn down by the city, before moving to Bamboo Village. James M. Patterson/Staff
A bicycle rider crosses the bridge over the Imperial River on Old 41 next to what was once the Bamboo Mobile Village in Bonita Springs on Thursday. Seven developers, realtors have expressed interest in developing the property that the city purchased two years ago. Erik Kellar/Staff
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08sbon09: The expansion of Riverside Park in January 2006. The buildings up on blocks are historic buildings being preserved. Photo by Chuck Curry
FORBANNERBONITA ? DANCE 1: Another community event filled Riverside Park on Old 41 Road with happy families. Bonita Springs dance studio, Dance Dynamics, owned by instructor Crystal Grealis, presented, "Christmas Show 2005," Sunday at 3 p.m. under the bandshell. About 64 children from ages 2 to 15 took part in the studio's first major show. The program featured 12 acts. ?
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LOWVILLE Lewis County legislators will meet next week to consider a change to the countys all-terrain vehicle permit system and further discuss the office building project.
Lawmakers on Tuesday set a public hearing for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday on a proposed law changing the ATV permit fee to $65 and eliminating any club member discount.
Permits now cost $40 for an ATV owned by a member of a club in the Tug Hill Adirondack ATV Association and $80 for a machine owned by a nonmember.
Some club officials have expressed concern the switch would remove an incentive for riders to join clubs.
Legislators initially set a public hearing for Tuesday on the matter, but a required legal notice of it was inadvertently never published.
Board of Legislators Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan, said the special meeting should also include more discussion on the proposed $11 million office building on outer Stowe Street.
While lawmakers seem to have settled on a two-story design, rather than three, that issue has never been formally determined, and proposed placement of offices also warrants more discussion, he said.
At the request of Buildings and Grounds Committee Chairman Jack T. Bush, R-Brantingham, lawmakers on Tuesday authorized that committee to solicit proposals from potential construction managers, even though the project has not been given the go-ahead yet.
Its important to have the expertise right at the start of the process, he said.
Mr. Bush reported that his committee plans to tour buildings today that may be used to house county offices at least temporarily, assuming the former St. Peters Catholic School on Shady Avenue is taken over by the Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services.
Committee members are also to meet Wednesday afternoon with village officials to discuss water, sewer and street issues involved in the proposed building project, he said.
Lawmakers on Tuesday also voted 10-0 to remove from the annual tax auction a 4.5-acre parcel on Fish Creek Road in the town of Greig, near the county-owned Singing Waters park, and an 85.6-acre parcel off North Osceola Road in the town of Osceola.
The county has foreclosed upon both properties for nonpayment of property taxes, although the owners may still redeem them up to five business days prior to the late May auction.
County officials said the Greig parcel, which includes extensive road frontage, would aid access to adjacent county reforestation land that has very little frontage. An off-road ATV trail could also be developed on the parcel to decrease road mileage in the county ATV system, said Legislator Philip C. Hathway, R-Harrisville.
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The Rangers stopped the bleeding with a 5 - 2 victory against the Islanders, but it doesn't mean much unless they can't string a couple wins together prior to the holiday break.
One statistic that illustrates the Blueshirts woes, their top two scorers:
The gap is staggering.
Secondary scoring has been non-existent this season, but perhaps those players are turning the corner. Callahan has been potent in the past few games and Chris Higgins' work ethic is much improved and appears ready to breakout.
And Captain Chris Drury has played with greater determination of late, chipping in a goal against the Islanders despite seeing decreased ice time. Centering the fourth line for much of the game, Drury received the coaching staff's message and has turned his ethic around.
Henrik Lundqvist's noteworthy play, especially in the first period, has given the Rangers an opportunity to get in the game. In the recent Islanders series, the Rangers were outshot 10 - 3 and 14 - 4, respectively. Amongst those 24 first period shots, Lundqvist only allowed one goal, a fluky play on top of the crease by Jon Sim.
In the past seven games, Lunqvist's GAA is 1.97 and a tremendous save percentage of .944. With only two wins amongst those seven games, it is clear that the Rangers offense needs to be better.
New York will also continue with their youth movement, playing Enver Lising and Bobby Sanguinetti in favor of Ales Kotalik and Wade Redden.
This afternoon against Philadelphia, the Rangers face a team that has suffered a similar fate as them. Starting out strong, the Flyers fell hard and were forced to fire their Head Coach John Stevens and bring in Peter Laviolette.
Since Laviolette took over the team, the Flyers have only won two games.
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- 1 1/2 3.75-ounce cans skinless boneless sardines (preferably wild-caught) packed in olive oil, drained well
- Sriracha sauce or other hot chili sauce (optional)
- Fresh lemon juice plus lemon wedges for garnish
- Very thin onion slices
- 1 1/2 tablespoons (about) drained capers
- 12 thick strips piquillo peppers or roasted red peppers from jar, drained
Preheat broiler. Brush both sides of each bread slice lightly with olive oil. Arrange bread slices on small baking sheet. Broil until beginning to color, about 1 minute per side. Rub 1 side of each bread slice with cut side of garlic and cool.
Place bread slices, garlic side up, on serving platter. Divide sardines among bread slices. Spread out sardines in thin layer. Sprinkle a few drops of sriracha sauce over each, if desired, then a few drops of lemon juice. Top each tartine with onion slices, several capers, then strip of drained piquillo pepper. Garnish platter with lemon wedges and serve.
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With the tartines, pour a refreshing Albariño, a white wine from Spain. We like the Carballal 2008 "Sete Cepas" from Rías Baixas ($15). The wine's mineral notes are balanced beautifully by stone-fruit flavors.
Per serving: 126.2 kcal calories, 47.9 % calories from fat, 6.7 g fat, 0.9 g saturated fat, 18.8 mg cholesterol, 10.9 g carbohydrates, 0.6 g dietary fiber, 0.9 g total sugars , 10.3 g net carbohydrates, 5.2 protein
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Buffalo, N.Y. - 25 years ago, Father Joseph Bissonette was brutally murdered. It was a crime that shocked Buffalo, and would only be solved after the murder of a second priest. Father Bissonette's brother Ray sat down with us in the room where his brother's body was found to talk about the legacy left behind.
Ray says his brother was making sandwiches for two teens who had come to the rectory at St. Bartholomew's saying they were hungry. The teens bound, gagged and stabbed Father Bissonette. They killed him for money. At first, refugees living at the rectory were the only suspects, but the murder of a second priest, Monsignor David Herlihy at St. Matthew's, lead to the arrests of 17 year old Milton Jones and 18 year old Theodore Simmons. They were convicted of both crimes and are serving a minimum sentence of 50 years. Ray has spoken with his brother's killers because he wanted to know more than what was said at trial. He says he learned that the men and not monsters.
The room where Father Bissonette's body was found is now a place to reflect at Bissonette House where men recently released from prison are rebuilding their lives. There are pictures of Father Bissonette demonstrating for social justice, helping the sick and poor and laughing. They are a sign of how Father Bissonette's legacy lives on today.
Ray says he didn't learn until after his brother's death just how much he did as a priest to help others. He says his brother believed he needed to physically be with people in need to make a big difference in their lives. Ray says, "He spent a lot of time where a lot of other people didn't want to go." He hopes people reflecting on the death of his brother 25 years later support those who are making a big difference in small ways today. Ray says, "There are and there always will be people like Joe. People who are committed to causes that are bigger and more important than they are, and I would hope that because of what he did and because of what people like him do that they continue to attract admiration."


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The following is from Yoshimura R & D…
CHINO, CA (August 14, 2013) - Yoshimura, Suzuki and Superbikes. It's almost like you can't say one without the other. Simply put, they go hand in hand. Bread and butter. Milk and cookies. Yoshimura and Suzuki. Racing and winning.
Now it's time for Yoshimura to wish our friends at Suzuki a big old happy birthday as they celebrate their 50th anniversary of doing business in the U.S.
At this weekend's Indianapolis MotoGP, Yoshimura will help Suzuki celebrate its landmark 50th by bringing out some of the motorcycles that chronicle Yoshimura Suzuki's domination of AMA Superbike racing. Those motorcycles range from Mat Mladin's 1999 Suzuki GSX-R750 to Ben Spies' 2008 AMA Superbike Championship-winning GSX-R1000. And how about another look at the 1998 twin-cylinder Suzuki TL1000R that Steve Crevier raced in that year's AMA Superbike Championship?
Suzuki is pulling out all the stops to celebrate the 50-year anniversary of the company officially entering the American motorcycle market and Yoshimura will be there for the ride. In addition to the motorcycles that helped put both Suzuki and Yoshimura in the record books, Yoshimura will help Suzuki celebrate its big weekend by having its factory race rig and canopy set-up for spectators to browse through with a staff of knowledgeable personnel on hand to answer questions and bench race with the thousands of fans expected to pour through the turn-two Suzuki Fan Paddock. It will be hard to miss as Suzuki is building the largest customer display of any of the manufacturers to celebrate in style at this year's Indy MotoGP.
Partners in performance, Yoshimura and Suzuki have won over 400 AMA road races and over 170 AMA Superbike races - over 50 more than the nearest competitor. Seven of the past 10 AMA Superbike Championships have been won on Yoshimura Suzukis. Can you say domination?
As for the men who have dominated on Yoshimura Suzukis, the list is long: Mat Mladin, Ben Spies, Jamie James, Wes Cooley... and that's just in the Superbike class. Many more have earned titles riding Yoshimura-prepared Suzukis in AMA Supersport classes like 600cc Supersport, Formula Xtreme, 750cc Supersport...
So come out this weekend to Indianapolis Motor Speedway and help Yoshimura wish Suzuki a happy anniversary on its 50th year of doing business in the United States.
Yoshimura Suzuki Race Teams Share a Long History of Winning!
Suzuki's 50th Anniversary event will take place in the Suzuki Fan Paddock at Turn 2, a prominent position trackside, and the largest customer display by any manufacturer at this year's Red Bull Indianapolis GP weekend.
"Our entire display will focus on honoring our customers from the past 50 years," said Steve Bortolamedi, Communications Manager for Suzuki Motor of America, Inc. "We're inviting all Suzuki customers to join the festivities; it's going to be a great weekend celebration of Suzuki's 50 Years in America, with a look forward, too."
Suzuki owners can enjoy a variety of exclusive benefits at the Suzuki Fan Paddock at Turn 2 during the Red Bull Indianapolis GP weekend:
- Hospitality Area: Owners (& one guest) can watch the races from Turn 2 or on video monitors in the display area.
- Free Gear Check: Owners will be able to check in their motorcycle gear and have it secured for the day.
- Free Tech Inspection by qualified Suzuki technicians
- Professional Photo of owners and their bike
Along with Suzuki owners, all fans attending the race weekend are welcome to the following activities at its Fan Paddock:
- Interactive Suzuki History, told by Cycle World and Motorcyclist Magazines.
- PowerSport Institute (PSI) School: Tech training and giveaways
- Genuine Suzuki Parts, Accessories and Apparel Store
- Music and Prizes
- Suzuki Motorcycle, ATV and Scooter Product Display
- Bike Unveiling
- Ultimate Hayabusa Contest Winner Announcement
- Kids Fan Pack
- GSX-R Knee Dragging Photo Booth Experience
- Suzuki Race Teams: Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing,
- National Guard/Michael Jordan, and more!


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There are no major changes scheduled for the 2015 Honda Crosstour.
On the heels of last year's makeover, the Honda Crosstour carries over unchanged for the 2014 model year.
Honda calls its 2015 Crosstour a crossover-utility vehicle, but most who see it say it looks more like a customized Accord wagon. Part sedan, part wagon and part SUV, the Crosstour won't easily be mistaken for anything else on the road. Its sharply raked rear hatch imparts a sense of sportiness, but also degrades the Crosstour's ability to hold bulky or tall cargo. Advantage, Subaru Outback and Toyota Venza. The Crosstour also comes up a bit short when it comes to fuel economy, easily outmatched by AWD sedans like the Subaru Legacy and Ford Fusion. The Crosstour's Honda nameplate, however, holds much value in the automotive world, providing it with a proven track record for reliability and quality.


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West Valley takes action to stop fights posted on YouTube
YAKIMA, Wash. -- YouTube videos of West Valley students fighting haven't stopped.
KIMA told you how we got the last channel taken down. When the videos continued, the school board took action and started punishing the kids.
Rebecca Zellner lives in West Valley. She's a mother of five.
Ever since the so-called "Creek Fights" surfaced online last month, Rebecca says she's noticed a difference within the schools.
The fights showed students beating each other for minutes, while crowds stood around recording and calling for more.
"They have a patrol person or a security officer down by the creek where everything has happened," Zellner said.
KIMA's coverage of the fights resulted in YouTube taking the entire channel down, but the videos continued.
Now the West Valley School District has stepped in.
"We do make contact with the students and we try to talk to them about that," said Bill Oppliger, West Valley High School principal.
Oppliger said four students were suspended for recording a staged on-campus fight.
"They call them body blows, so they do body blows for seconds so that did happen, but it's just horseplay that kids filmed," he said.
Oppliger believes horseplay is different than what we saw in the creek fights which is the type of violence they are trying to prevent.
"The off-campus are actually knock down drag out fights," he said.
Students are still Tweeting about recent fights - some of which turned bloody. Another tweet claimed one of the secret fights took place in a church.
The West Valley School District had the new videos removed.
"Before it was just, they were letting it go," Zellner said.
The videos were public, so students could face legal action but no charges have been filed.
The school district said the suspensions of four students for fighting have stopped more violence on campus so far.
Watch the story Friday on KIMA Action News at 11:00 p.m.


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Although there is no centralized method to determine if the browse list across a WAN is complete, there are techniques to determine if the servers on a particular segment are represented in the browse list on a remote segment. These same techniques can be applied on all segments throughout the WAN. However, the results of these tests can change if the roles of the servers change when browser elections occur. Only if all the servers in a domain throughout the WAN are completely static, and no servers come online or go offline, will the results of these tests have meaning over time.
The tests that are described below rely on the Browstat.exe utility from the Microsoft Windows Support Tools. Sample output will be for the TCP/IP protocol only. Also, as with most network problem diagnosis, to troubleshoot the browser service, the administrator must have full knowledge of the network segment boundaries and router configurations on the network. As an example, assume that a client on a remote segment does not have a server in its browse list that is located on another segment.
Because of the time sensitivity of the Browser service and its use of broadcast datagrams, you should not perform these steps until after you wait for the 48-minute cycle (the full propagation cycle in a multiple-segment domain environment).
Remember that name resolution among all browsers is critical and that the first thing to do is to establish a robust name resolution infrastructure with WINS. A lot of time can be wasted trying to track down browser issues, which are really caused by name resolution problems.
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/231312/EN-US/ )Computer Name Missing in the Browsing List
Multihomed IssuesFor the PDC to build a single domain-wide list, it cannot be a multi-homed server. Each master browser on remote segments will establish a connection to the PDC. Because there is no guarantee that every master browser will choose the same interface on the PDC, the PDC must be single-homed so that a single domain-wide list can be built. Also, all master browsers must be single-homed. Every 12 minutes, the master browser connects to the PDC and requests the domain-wide list. The master browser then issues a Master Announcement Browser frame to the PDC telling it to connect to the master browser and obtain its local lists. However, because the PDC does not maintain separate IP addresses for each interface on the master browser, when the PDC connects to the master browser, it only obtains the list of computers and servers that are collected on that particular interface.
Other ConsiderationsTo avoid experiencing intermittent browser functionality and having to perform these tests, you may need to dedicate computers on each segment to maintain a consistent domain-wide list. If servers are frequently shut down and restarted, consider placing a BDC if the number of segments is not large, or at minimum a Windows-based member server on each segment with the IsDomainMaster registry setting set to True. This will give the server an edge during elections in becoming the master browser for the segment.
If none of the steps above work to allow you to proceed to the next step, verify that none of the browser servers that you have identified have a "name in conflict" error. You can check for this by running the following command:
nbtstat -nYou can use this command remotely by using either the -A or -a switch.
The browser is very sensitive to the configuration of the routers throughout the WAN. Because the browser roles are determined by broadcast elections, UDP broadcasts must not be forwarded. Strange behavior can occur if UDP broadcast traffic is forwarded in one direction but not the other. This may generate "8003" browser events causing a continuous cycle of elections.
Another step that you can take to try to resolve problems is to capture network traffic with a protocol analyzer such as the Microsoft Network Monitor tool. To directly view the browser exchanges, you can stop and then restart the Browser service. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that a browser will assume the same role that it had after you stop and start the Browser service. However, this method can be especially useful to verify the communication when the master browser requests the domain-wide list from the PDC, and immediately following when the PDC requests the local list from the master browser. After the browser service has started on the master browser, within one or two minutes the full exchange should take place. Configure the protocol analyzer's capture buffer and frame size settings to allow for this quantity of traffic.
The list of servers returned by the browse service prior to Windows NT 4.0 was limited to 64 KB in size. When this size is exceeded, you will see a truncated alphabetical list of servers. To avoid this behavior, all browsers must be running Windows NT version 4.0 or later.
For more information, refer to the "Microsoft Windows NT Browser" white paper at the following Microsoft Web site:
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Starting at 9 a.m., Church on the Hill, located at 167-07 35th Avenue, Flushing, will be holding an auction. Items will include collectibles, artwork, jewelry, antiques, furs, furniture, household items, linens, new and vintage items and more. Door prizes, lunch, refreshments and take-out will also be available. Admission is free. For more information, visit churchonthehill.org.
Starting at noon, Bayside Historical Society, located at 208 Totten Avenue, Fort Totten, Bayside, will be holding a Kids Walk-in Workshop. Families are invited to bring their children so that they can enjoy playing and crafting in the Step Back in Time Room, a space dedicated to the young and curious. Admission is $3 per child and free for parents and guardians accompanying children. For more information, call 718-352-1548 or visit baysidehistorical.org.
York College Performing Arts Center, located at 94-20 Guy R. Brewer Boulevard, Jamaica, presents "Black Wall Street," a play set in 1921 about a small community in Tulsa, Oklahoma inhabited by African Americans, Native Americans and Jews, all fleeing oppression and living and doing business with each other harmoniously. The play begins when the more influential members of the community gather to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of their success, when outside forces threaten to tear down everything they've built. Shows start at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for students and seniors. For more information, contact Matthew Katz at 718-262-3750 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit http://www.yorkpac.com.
At 6 p.m., Holy Cross Elementary School, located at 12-01 150th Street, Whitestone, will be holding its 2012 Frenz for a Cause Zumbathon. Zumba instructor Cryss Fitness, along with others, will be leading a 90-minute Zumba class to raise money for the Thoracic Research Fund at Sloane Kettering. For more information, contact Crystal Varellas at 718-629-7762 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
At 9:30 a.m., Temple Tikvah, located at 3315 Hillside Avenue, New Hyde Park, will be holding a blood drive for the new year, sponsored by the Sisterhood of Temple Tikvah. For more information, call 516-746-1120.
At 1 p.m., St. Josaphat's Church, located at 210th Street and 35th Avenue, Bayside, presents Music
for the Christmas Season. The performance will feature Angelus Choir and guest soloists and is directed by Izabela Grajner-Partyka. All are welcome. Free will contribution. For more information, call 718-229-1663 or visit stjosaphatbayside.org.
Beginning at noon, Queens Museum of Art, located in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, presents "Caribbean: Crossroads of the World," a show that features more than 400 works, including painting, sculpture, prints, books, photography, film, videos and historic artifacts from various Caribbean nations, Europe, and the United States. "Caribbean: Crossroads of the World" examines the exchange of people, goods, ideas and information between the Caribbean basin, Europe and North America, and explores the impact of these relationships on the Caribbean and how it is imagined. Admission is $5 adults, $2.50 students and senior citizens, and free for children under seven.


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The AWHF is proud to have organised a successful expert workshop on World Heritage and Sustainable Development. From 23 to 25 May, the AWHF invited 60 experts to discuss the relation between World Heritage and Sustainable Development. The workshop, which was organised together with the South African Department of Environmental Affairs and Department of Arts and Culture, and the Peace Parks Foundation, gathered representatives from African Governments, the extractive industry and the conservation community.
The experts discussed possible solutions to the issue of how to effectively conserve Africa's magnificent natural and cultural heritage, while at the same time enable necessary development in the region.
The three day workshop resulted in a set of recommendations which will be discussed during the "International Conference on World Heritage and Sustainable Development: the role of local communities" in South Africa in September 2012.
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SIX BIG AND SKILLED FORWARDS FOR PICKS 26-37Or earlier, if the Islanders want to make their move
Today, we turn our focus to the prospects the Islanders could grab with the 26th pick (from Ottawa in the Chris Campoli deal), by making a deal to move from pick 26 to anywhere in the 12-22 range, and possibly with the 31st and 37th overall selections.
Heading into this draft, the Islanders' prospect chart has holes all over the place. Heading into this draft, the Islanders' prospect chart is inarguably in the back half of the league, arguably in the bottom third. There is still a lot of work to be done. A successful 2009 draft, coupled with the development of prospects selected from 2006-2008, could place them around 10th by this time next year.
Among the Islanders' needs, one of the most obvious is size and skill on the wings. The list of the Islanders' top junior, college and European prospects is short on scoring forwards with great size. The exception, Kirill Petrov, is under contract for the next three years in Russia. 2008 5th round pick Matt Martin is expected to be more of an intangibles, bottom-six wing. In Bridgeport, 6-4, 225-pound Jesse Joensuu likely maxes out as a second-line player.
For certain, this draft is not bountiful in first round power forwards, but there is quality of players with size and skill – especially if the Islanders want to make a bold move. Here are a few of their options.
ZACK KASSIAN (pictured above and left): 6-3, 210-pound right wing with Peterborough (OHL) destined to be an NHL fan favorite. Hits, fights, leads, scores (24-39-63 and 136 PIMs in 61 games).
NHL Central Scouting: 10th among North American skaters
International Scouting Service: 20th overall
Point Blank projected draft range: 12 – 22nd pick overall
Islanders value: Worth trading an early 2 to move up to 15-18 to grab? Absofrigginlutely.
CARTER ASHTON: 6-2, 205-pound right wing with Lethbridge (WHL) is your classic Western power forward. His numbers (30-20-50 and 93 PIMs in 71 games) are solid for an 18-year old big man, but prove he has more to learn.
NHL Central Scouting: 12th among N.A. skaters.
International Scouting Service: outside of top-30
Point Blank projected draft range: 14 – 24th pick overall
Islanders value: Not worth trading one of the team's early second round picks to move up to grab Ashton, but if it costs the late second (from Boston) or a third round pick to go from 26 to, say, 22 and get him because he's high on their board, then they could go for it.
CHRIS KREIDER: 6-2, 210-pound left wing/center is on his way to Boston College after dominating at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts.
NHL Central Scouting: 14th among N.A. skaters.
International Scouting Service: 24th overall
Point Blank projected draft range: 14 – 24th pick overall
Islanders value: Will likely be gone before the 26th pick. All depends on how badly the Islanders want him.
JORDAN CARON: Talented 6-2 forward with Rimouski of the Quebec League can play wing and center. In 56 games this season was 36-31-67. Could look nice on a second line with Josh Bailey.
NHL Central Scouting: 21st among N.A. skaters.
International Scouting Service: 25th overall
Point Blank projected draft range: 20 – 30th pick overall
Islanders value: The team might be able to wait for him at 26, which would be excellent value for a player of this upside.
Here are two centers the Islanders could select. They have size, skill and hockey sense and could still be around in the 26-37 range.
ETHAN WEREK: 6-2, 200-pound two-way center in the mold of Mike Richards. 32-32-64 in 61 games with Kingston of the Ontario League.
NHL Central Scouting: 32nd among N.A. skaters.
International Scouting Service: 26th overall
Point Blank projected draft range: 22 – 32nd pick overall
Islanders value: No need to make a move up from 26th if the Islanders have John Tavares, Josh Bailey and Frans Nielsen down the middle. But a strong pick, and a center who could possibly be converted to wing, if the Islanders can get Werek between 26 and 37.
JOONAS NATTINEN: Solid performance at the World Junior Championships opened scouts' eyes to the 6-2, 195-pound two-way center. His advocates believe there is more offensive ability than he has shown so far.
NHL Central Scouting: 10th among European skaters.
International Scouting Service: 28th overall
Point Blank projected draft range: 24 – 34th pick overall
Islanders value: A major wild card the Islanders can wait to come to them early in the second round. Maybe someday he can be part of a line with Joensuu.
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Reasons for Procedure
Possible Complications
- A new opening on the underside of the penis called a fistula, causing urine leakage
- Scarring/narrowing of the urethra that makes it difficult to urinate
- Need for more surgery
- Bleeding
- Reaction to the anesthesia
- Infection—wound infection or urinary tract infection
- Psychological trauma
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
- Physical exam
- Imaging, blood, and urine tests
- Discuss the anesthesia being used and the potential risks
Description of Procedure
- Divert the tube to the correct position
- Widen the tube if needed
How Long Will It Take?
How Much Will It Hurt?
Post-procedure Care
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your child's incisions covered
- Washing your hands and your child's hands often and reminding visitors and healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your child's healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your child's incisions
- Give your child medications as directed.
- Encourage light, gentle play while the penis is healing.
- Change the drainage bag or diaper as directed.
- Keep the bandaged area clean, dry, and protected. Bandages will be removed at your child's first visit after the procedure.
- Ask the doctor about when it is safe for your child to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
- Follow all of the doctor's instructions.
Call Your Child's Doctor
- Pain that is not controlled with medication given
- Redness, increased swelling, or tenderness in the penis
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Nausea or vomiting
- Inability to eat or drink
- Difficulty urinating or cannot urinate
- Catheter or stitches fall out
American Academy of Pediatrics http://www.healthychildren.org
American Urological Association http://www.auanet.org
Canadian Urological Association http://www.cua.org
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Hypospadias. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated October 14, 2013. Accessed December 2, 2013.
Hypospadias/chordee. Cincinnati Children's Hospital website. Available at: http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/health/info/urinary/diagnose/hypospadias.htm. Updated June 2013. Accessed December 2, 2013.
Hypospadias: guidelines in pediatric urology. AHRQ, National Guideline Clearinghouse website. Available at: http://www.guideline.gov/content.aspx?id=12594. Accessed December 2, 2013.
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