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The New England Patriots have released LB Marques Murrell. The move was made on Monday to make room for OL Quinn Ojinnaka, who was serving a suspension to start the season. Murrell got off to a fast start before things went sour. He had one tackle in Sunday's season-opening win against Cincinnati.
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Corey Lynch is still a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but he did not play in Sunday's season opener against the Cleveland Browns. The Bucs play the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte on Sunday. Our coverage begins at 12 noon on MIX 102.3 FM.
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Well have a combination, a hybrid, county Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire said.
An ammonia leak Aug. 27 at SUNY Potsdam shut down Maxcy Hall and brought in response teams from Fort Drum and Franklin and Jefferson counties, among other volunteers, police and state agencies, and highlighted the need among emergency crews for a coordinated local effort.
In June, county legislators voted against restoring funding for a paid hazardous materials response team even though a majority preferred having a paid group. Some legislators wanted the city of Ogdensburg and the village of Massena which have firefighters, rescue squad and police department members who make up the bulk of the 16-member paid team to share the cost of having their employees better able to respond to emergencies in their area.
The city has tentatively agreed that the county would pay it $17,500 annually for the services of 12 members of the team from Ogdensburg, Ms. St. Hilaire said.
The county will no longer have a paid team, she said. Well do it on a one-year trial basis.
Emergency Services Director Joseph M. Gilbert and City Manager John M. Pinkerton were unavailable for comment.
Talks are underway with the village of Massena for a similar arrangement if it could field a core group of four people, Ms. St. Hilaire said. The village now has two members on the team.
Volunteers can also take the Occupational Safety & Health Administration training, which is free.
We will try to have the training in the county so people dont have to travel, Ms. St. Hilaire said.
Changing the organizational structure will put the county on a more level playing field with its consortium partners from other counties, all of which have the service provided by volunteers.
The combination of paid individuals and volunteers trained in dealing with hazardous materials could also address concerns of the county Fire Advisory Board, which had not embraced Mr. Gilberts recommendation of switching to an all-volunteer team.
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In a letter sent to the states acting mental health commissioner, Mrs. Ritchie objected to a two-hour time limit for next weeks listening session to be held at the facilitys Unity Center on May 15 from 10 a.m. to noon.
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LINCOLN — Ask any professional boxer what the toughest part of their craft is and the answer is pretty much unanimous.
It's not the fights themselves, nor is it the months of training and sparring they devote prior to those bouts.
Rather, it's the 24-48 hours before they have to weigh in on the day before their fights, and if you needed any proof of that, all you had to do was check out Thursday afternoon's final weigh-in and press conference at the Wicked Good Bar & Grill's back room at Twin River.
The dozen boxers who are featured on tonight's "Pride & Power" card downstairs at the Twin River Event Center were milling around, taking their turns on the scale, making sure their final paperwork was completed, and posing for a couple of pictures with their opponents.
Most of them spent their entire week doing everything in their power to drop down to their respective fight weights. Now they appeared drained, hungry, and almost listless, and some took a quick glance or two at the buffet that was being set up in the corner of the room, but knew that they'd have to wait a bit before they could invade it.
"This is the worst," said Peter Manfredo Jr., who plummeted to 169 pounds for his fight against Lincoln resident Rich Gingras in tonight's marquee 10-round main event. "It sucks. You can't eat, it's hard to sleep, and you go to bed with cottonmouth and things like that, and this is definitely something where you need willpower.
"This is why (boxers) are strongminded people, and when I say strongminded, I mean, you know how much torture it is when you sit in a sauna when you're dehydrated and you need to take six or seven pounds off because you have no choice? That why we are who we are. We're fighters."
Gingras, who is the owner and head trainer at Fight 2 Fitness on Blackstone Avenue in Pawtucket, agreed about the difficulty of making weight, but offered a different reason as to why the days before the weigh-in are difficult and trying.
"I lose weight pretty easily," admitted Gingras. "I have the diet right down, so it's easy for me now. But I'm a workaholic, so it's more sitting around with the extra time on my mind that's more aggravating to me. You think a lot, and I like to be preoccupied."
Manfredo, who is dedicating the fight to Gary Balletto, the former EBA and IBU lightweight champion from Cranston who was paralyzed from the waist down in an accident at his home in July, will be seeking the 40th victory of his brilliant career, one that is highlighted by the IBO world middleweight title he won in 2010.
"I have to box this kid," admitted Manfredo, who is 39-7 (20 KOs). "Obviously, Rich is coming to win, and obviously, he's a tough kid, but he's not on my level. The Peter Manfredo Jr. of old is coming out one more time tonight; hopefully, he will, and he wins big for Gary Balletto."
While Manfredo traditionally has a strong group of loyal fans in attendance at each of his fights, Gingras admitted that he'll have 300 backers in his corner, most of them sporting the red "Fight 2 Fitness" t-shirts that had become a common sight at his last four fights at Twin River.
"I just can't wait to get in there and have some fun," added Gingras, who is 13-3-1 (8 KOs), 3-1-1 over the past 14 months and since he ended a 2 1/2-year layoff from the sport to concentrate on opening his gym. "All the hard work's done and now it's time to fight."
Fighting in the co-feature is four-time women's world champion Jaime "The Hurricane" Clampitt. It will be the Warwick lightweight's first bout in three years, and it's expected to be her farewell fight, capping a marvelous career that has seen her produce a 21-5-1 (7 KOs) record. Clampitt will fight Dominga Olivo (8-8-1) of Brooklyn, N.Y. in a six-round duel.
The four fights on the undercard will also have a Rhode Island flavor to each of them, and two of them are six-round fights that feature Cranston natives and promise to attract lots of interest.
Fan favorite Arthur "The Armenian Assassin" Saribekian, who will be fighting for the first time in a decade, will step into the ring for in a "special attraction" bout against fellow heavyweight Jesse Barboza (6-1-1, 4 KOs) of Hyannis, Mass., and welterweight and Gary Balletto-protegee Nick DeLomba (2-0) will clash with Carlos Hernandez (3-2-1, 2 KOs) of Bridgeport, Conn. and also dedicate his fight to Balletto.
Providence middleweight and East Providence High alumnus K.J. Harrison-Lombardi (3-0-1) will look to ruin the pro debut of Mike Rodriguez of Springfield, Mass. in their four-round matchup, and Providence light middleweight Publio Pena (1-1, 1 KO) will also look to pass a four-round test against Antonio Marrero (0-1) of Hartford, Conn.
"Now is the easy part," added Manfredo. "Now we can drink and eat all we want tonight and relax and then go put on a show for the people tomorrow."
A sellout is expected, and very few standing room only, $61, and $101 tickets are available. They can be purchased by calling CES (724-2253/2254), going online at www.cesboxing.com [3] or www.ticketmaster.com [4], or visiting the Players Club at Twin River. The doors open at 6 p.m. and the first bout is scheduled for 7 p.m.
Twin River has also waived its 18-plus rule for the show, and everyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied at all times by an adult and enter the casino through the West entrance.
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At ESPN's NHL Draft Blog, Gare Joyce gives the Rangers a B- for their draft this weekend.
He says that besides Jonathan Miller, the Rangers didn't add much. He does say that 4th round pick Michael St. Croix is an "interesting player."
Grant Sonier says that Miller is a combination of "sandpaper, skating and grit" and that St. Croix and Shane McColgan could surprise people.
Miller was the big Ranger pick this weekend, and since their second pick was a high school player, their draft grade doesn't surprise me. I do think that overall the Rangers should have a better grade since Tim Erixon was basically a second round pick since they traded two to get him. When you really look at the Rangers draft, it's Tim Erixon, Jonathan Miller, Steven Fogarty, Michael St. Croix, Shane McColgan, Samuel Noreau and Peter Ceresnek.
New York, June 25, 2011 – New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather, along with Director of Player Personnel, Gordie Clark, oversaw the club's activity in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft on Friday, June 24 and Saturday, June 25 at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota. The club, which held six picks in the draft, selected four forwards and two defensemen.
The Rangers began the draft Friday by selecting forward J.T. Miller with the 15th overall pick. The 6-1, 200-pounder led Team USA in scoring with 13 points in six tournament contests en route to capturing the gold medal at the 2011 IIHF U-18 World Junior Championship in Germany. He was selected by tournament coaches as Team USA's top player during the elite tournament after leading Team USA in points and assists (nine), and finishing second on the team in goals (four) and plus/minus rating (plus-eight). Miller skated in 48 games with the U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) last season, registering 11 goals and 26 assists for 37 points, along with 80 penalty minutes. He established USHL career-highs in games played, assists, points, and penalty minutes, and ranked third on the team in points, and second in assists and penalty minutes. The East Palestine, Ohio native entered the 2011 NHL Entry Draft as the third-highest ranked U.S.-born skater and 23rd overall among North American skaters in the final Central Scouting Rankings.
The second day of the draft began with a trade for New York, sending forward Evgeny Grachev to St. Louis in exchange for a third round choice (72nd overall). The Rangers selected Edina Hornets (High-MN) forward Steven Fogarty with the pick. Fogarty led the Hornets with career-highs in goals (23), points (40), plus/minus rating (plus-14), game-winning goals (four), and shorthanded goals (two), tied for second with a career-high in assists (17), and third in power play goals (three). He recorded a career-high, nine multi-point performances, including three hat tricks. He notched a career-high, four goals, and added two assists to tie his career-high with six points on January 27 vs. Hopkins. The Chambersburg, Pennsylvania native also led the Hornets with 11 points (three goals, eight assists) in six playoff games en route to a fourth-place finish in the High-MN Class AA State Tournament.
In the fourth round at the 106th position, the Rangers tabbed Winnipeg, Manitoba native Michael St. Croix from the WHL's Edmonton Oil Kings. St. Croix established career-highs in games played (68), goals (27), assists (48), points (75), power play goals (nine), penalty minutes (48), and plus/minus rating (plus-28) last season. He led the Oil Kings in assists, ranked second in points and power play goals, and third in goals and plus/minus rating. The 5-11, 179-pounder was ranked as high as 36th overall among North American skaters in the Central Scouting midterm rankings.
The Blueshirts held a pair of picks in the fifth round, selecting forward Shane McColgan with the 134th overall choice and defenseman Samuel Noreau with the 136th overall selection. McColgan registered 21 goals and 45 assists for 66 points, along with 62 penalty minutes in 67 games with the Kelowna Rockets (WHL) last season. He led Kelowna in points, ranked second in assists and fifth in goals. Noreau tallied 10 points (five goals, five assists) and 141 penalty minutes in 67 games with Baie-Comeau Drakkar (QMJHL) last season. The 6-5, 215-pounder ranked seventh in the league and second on Baie-Comeau in penalty minutes. New York closed out their 2011 draft by selecting Trencin Jr. (Slovakia-JR.) defenseman Peter Ceresnak in the sixth round (172nd overall). The Rangers acquired the pick earlier in the day from the Nashville Predators in exchange for a sixth round selection in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft.
Overall, the Rangers selected four forwards and two defensemen, three from Canadian junior hockey leagues, two from U.S. hockey leagues and one from a European hockey league, and three Americans, two Canadians and one European. The average weight of the Rangers draft picks was 195 pounds, while the average height of the 2011 New York draft class was 6'1".
New York Rangers 2011 NHL Entry Draft Selections
Name Round Overall 2010-11 Team Pos. Ht. Wt. Born Birthplace
J.T. Miller 1 15 USA U-18 (USHL) C 6'1" 200 3/14/93 East Palestine, OH
Steve Fogarty 3 72 Edina HS (High-MN) C 6'3" 200 4/19/93 Chambersburg, PA
Michael St. Croix 4 106 Edmonton (WHL) C 5'11" 179 4/10/93 Winnipeg, MB
Shane McColgan 5 134 Kelowna (WHL) RW 5'9" 165 1/1/93 Torrace, CA
Samuel Noreau 5 136 Baie-Comeau (QMJHL) D 6'5" 215 1/31/93 Montreal, QC
Peter Ceresnak 6 172 Trencin Jr. (Slovakia-JR.) D 6'3" 209 1/26/93 Trencin, SVK


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Avon Mark At-A-Glance
Strengths: Mostly good foundations; incredible powders; great inexpensive eyeshadow; good shimmer products; good cleansers; outstanding daytime moisturizer with SPF 30; some worthwhile moisturizers.
Weaknesses: Some of the makeup brushes fail to impress even a little bit; the products for oily and acne-prone skin are mostly unimpressive and needlessly irritating.
Avon had every reason to be excited about launching its first comprehensive line marketed toward women aged 16 to 24. That's because, according to research conducted by the company, there are over 300 million teens in Avon's top 30 markets worldwide. These teens and young adults spend over $200 billion each year on consumer goods, a powerful incentive for companies to create niche cosmetics, fragrances, and accessory lines from scratch, and then couple them with aggressive, ongoing ad campaigns. Avon's Mark line comes from the company's Avon Future division. Debuting in September 2003, the line is sold through Avon's network of 500,000 representatives as well as a wave of new younger recruits—high school and college students—looking to earn some extra money by selling the products as well as enlisting others to sell the products. (Sales representatives get commissions ranging between 25% and 40% plus additional money for each new salesperson they enlist.)
From a youth-appeal standpoint, Mark combines cutesy-clever names like those seen in the Origins and BeneFit department-store lines, coupling them with modern packaging and prices that fit teens' budgets (Mark is priced competitively with drugstore-brand skin-care and makeup lines). Avon's distribution of some 13 to 16 million "magalogs" (catalogs) to their target market every four to six weeks (Source: The Rose Sheet, May 12, 2003, page 3) has kept this line in the forefront, as have monthly ads in teen-oriented magazines.
Beyond its target markets, fun packaging, and an eager audience with money to burn, does Mark make the grade when it comes to the products themselves? Mark's makeup (and its customization options) has proven to be the major draw and expanding force of this line. Although the skin care offerings are better than they used to be, Mark's act improves considerably because of their makeup, though we wish most of it weren't so highly fragranced. The operative word for every Mark makeup product and shade is "sheer." From foundations to eyeshadow and lip products, these are soft, low-commitment colors, ideal for experimentation. Since this is a youth-oriented line, there is shine aplenty, and more lip gloss options than anyone could possibly need. Still, if you shop carefully, there's no reason you can't put together a workable makeup wardrobe of Mark products. The prices on many high-quality items make them bona fide steals, though if you're an adult shopping this line do keep in mind that what appeals to young women and teens (namely, lots of glittery shine, gloss, and novel packaging) may not appeal to you or meet your needs.
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Is there an emergency procedures checklist in the flight manual for "Multiple Flaps Missing".....
You know what is amazing? My grandfather worked for Boeing at Tinker on these planes... he's been dead for 40 years.
The old adage "they don't build 'em like that anymore" really holds true with the BUFF
I found a reference to 744 produced. Any idea how many still flying?
Thanks Preacher. Followup found among others:
It seems to be at 76 at last count.
Another 43 or so are listed on display at
I dunno. Wiki has several pages but all on the surviving list are on display somewhere. Operational are at Barksdale and Minot and are H models. Past that you'll just have to dig more. I know that I was stationed at Davis Monthan in 68-69 and the boneyard was cutting up the older models then.
I wouldn't want my name on that work order...lol
Well, that's why they call it a test flight.lol
So that's where all those extra nuts and bolts were supposed to go...
Years ago I saw on the news where one shed a wing just taxiing. A small indication that maintainence and time are in a battle.
It was at Barksdale AFB, Shrevesport LA. And it broke off at the wing root while being refueled for another sortie, after having just landed. Two lucky crews, one tired airplane.
I'm sure those pilots spent time in the O club that nite.
But did it take off
"The engineer who reported the incident to the paper did not wish to be named."
I suspect the engineer is not the only one with such a wish.
Hopefully they shed in a symetrical way...
So, the B52 stop flapping it's wings at the wrong time?


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