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NEWS: Rangers Acquire Rick Nash
3:58PM: The Rangers have sent through their press release announcing the deal.
3:40PM: McKenzie tweets that the deal is official and breaks down as:
- Rangers acquire: Rick Nash, Steve Delisle and a conditional third round pick. (Pick goes back to CBJ if the Rangers make the Stanley Cup Final)
- Columbus acquires: Brandon Dubinsky, Artem Anisimov, Tim Erixon and a first round pick.
3:37PM: Dreger tweets "Howson managed this trade his way, but the components of this deal were availabe at the deadline and again at the Draft."
3:33PM: Portzline notes that the defenseman the Rangers acquired is Steve Delisle. He is 22, a former fourth round pick, and played 38 games in the ECHL last season.
3:28PM: Cap Geek notes that the Rangers still have $13.3 million in cap space.
2:57PM: Portzline tweets that the Rangers will also receive a third round pick and some minor league defensemen in the trade.
2:46PM: Bob McKenzie tweets that Artem Anisimov is the fourth piece in the deal.
So the deal appears to be Brandon Dubinsky, Artem Anisimov, Tim Erixon and a first round pick for Rick Nash.
2:40PM: Dreger tweets that Brandon Dubinsky, Tim Erixon and a first round pick are believed to be three of the four pieces included in the deal.
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2:29PM: Aaron Portzline tweets that Nash has been traded to the Rangers.
Dreger notes that Derek Stepan was not included in the trade.
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Portzline adds "#CBJ reached out this morning and were granted approval by Nash camp"
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2:11PM: Darren Dreger tweets "Rick Nash trade to New York Rangers in process now. Details to follow. "
Nash, 28, is signed for six more years at $7.8 million per season.
Dreger adds "Will be multiple players involved in Nash trade to NYR. Contracts are being reviewed, etc. All to be done before trade call."
Darren Millard tweets "Rick Nash never moved on the original list of teams submitted. Stayed the course."
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Send Artem Anisimov, Brandon Dubinsky, Tim Erixon, and a first round pick in the 2013 NHL Entry Draft to Columbus
NEW YORK, July 23, 2012 New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the club has acquired forward Rick Nash, defenseman Steven Delisle and a conditional third round pick in the 2013 NHL Entry Draft from Columbus in exchange for forwards Artem Anisimov and Brandon Dubinsky, defenseman Tim Erixon and a first round pick in the 2013 NHL Entry Draft.
Nash, 28, is the co-winner of the 2004 Maurice Rocket Richard Trophy as the Leagues goal-scoring leader, and a two-time 40-goal scorer (2003-04, 2008-09). The first overall pick in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft is a five-time NHL All-Star (2003-04, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2010-11) and a two-time Olympian (2006, 2010) with Canada. He was also awarded the NHL Foundation Player Award following the 2008-09 season, in recognition of his outstanding work in the community.
Nash has skated in 674 career regular season contests in nine seasons with Columbus, registering 289 goals and 258 assists for 547 points, along with 568 penalty minutes. He departs Columbus as the franchises all-time leader in several statistical categories, including: games played (674), goals (289), assists (258), points (547), power play goals (83), power play points (182), game-winning goals (44), shorthanded goals (14), hat tricks (five), shots on goal (2,278), multi-goal games (46), and multi-point games (136).
Nash is one of eight players in the NHL all-time to register 40 or more goals as a teenager, and became the youngest goal-scoring leader in League history after tallying a career-high, 41 goals, in 2003-04 at the age of 19 years, 291 days. He established career-highs in assists and points during the 2008-09 season, registering 40 goals and 39 assists for 79 points in 78 games. He also posted career-highs in plus/minus rating (plus-11), shorthanded goals (five) and shorthanded points (six) that season. In addition, Nash has registered three points (one goal, two assists) in four career playoff contests.
The Brampton, Ontario native registered 30 goals and 29 assists for 59 points, along with 40 penalty minutes in a career-high, 82 games last season. He led Columbus in goals, points, power play goals (six), power play assists (13), and power play points (19), and ranked second on the Blue Jackets in assists. He also led the team and ranked fourth in the NHL with 306 shots on goal. Nash posted 14 multi-point performances, including five multi-goal efforts, and recorded 12 points (six goals, six assists) in the final 10 games of the season. He notched his 30th goal in the season finale on April 7 vs. the New York Islanders, marking the fifth consecutive season and seventh overall he has reached the 30-goal plateau.
Selected with the first overall pick in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft, Nash entered the League immediately as an 18 year old, registering 17 goals and 22 assists for 39 points, along with 78 penalty minutes and 16 power play points in 74 games during the 2002-03 season. He was named to the NHL All-Rookie Team and voted as a Calder Memorial Trophy finalist, as the NHLs rookie of the year. He also participated in the NHL YoungStars Game during the NHL All-Star Weekend, registering two goals and one assist for the Western Conference team.
Nash notched a goal while making his NHL debut on October 10, 2002 vs. Chicago, becoming just the eighth No. 1 overall draft pick to score in his first career game and the first to score in his first game in his draft year since Mario Lemieux in 1984.
Internationally, Nash has represented his native Canada in several tournaments. He captured a gold medal at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, British Columbia, registering two goals and three assists for five points in seven games. In 2007, he was named tournament MVP at the World Championship after recording 11 points (six goals, five assists) and a plus-eight rating in nine games to help Canada win the gold medal.
Nash has also captured two silver medals at the World Championships, in 2005 and 2008. He led all tournament skaters in goals (nine) and ranked second in points (15) en route to being named to the All-Tournament Team in 2005. In 2008, he registered 13 points (six goals, seven assists) and a plus-nine rating in nine games, and was named to the All-Tournament Team for the third time.
Delisle, 21, split last season between the Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League (AHL) and the Chicago Express of the ECHL. He made his professional debut with Springfield (AHL) on October 8 at Albany, and skated in six AHL contests.
Delisle spent the majority of the season in Chicago (ECHL), where he registered one goal and three assists, along with 20 penalty minutes in 38 games. He made his ECHL debut on November 4 against Cincinnati, and tallied his first ECHL point with an assist on November 9 at Toledo. Delisle recorded three points in a three-game span beginning with an assist on March 24 against Kalamazoo and concluding with his first career multi-point effort on March 28 against Cincinnati (one goal, one assist). His goal in the March 28 contests was Delisles first career ECHL goal.
Prior to turning professional, Delisle skated in 253 career contests over four seasons with the Gatineau Olympiques and Rouyn-Noranda Huskies of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL), registering 17 goals and 83 assists for 100 points, along with 300 penalty minutes. He established QMJHL career-highs in assists (25) and points (30) with Gatineau during the 2008-09 season, while setting a career-high in goals (six) the prior season. In addition, Delisle tallied three goals and 16 assists for 19 points, along with 43 penalty minutes in 45 career QMJHL playoff games with Gatineau and Rouyn-Noranda.
The Levis, Quebec native was originally selected by Columbus as a fourth round choice, 107th overall, in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.
Anisimov, 24, skated in 79 games with the Rangers last season, registering 16 goals and 20 assists for 36 points, along with 34 penalty minutes. In three seasons with New York, he has recorded 46 goals and 62 assists for 108 points, along with 86 penalty minutes in 244 career regular season contests.
The Yaroslavl, Russia native was originally selected by the Rangers as a second round choice, 54th overall, in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft.
Dubinsky, 26, skated in 77 games with the Rangers last season, registering 10 goals and 24 assists for 34 points, along with 110 penalty minutes. In five seasons with New York, he has recorded 81 goals and 132 assists for 213 points, along with 457 penalty minutes in 393 career regular season contests.
The Anchorage, Alaska native was originally selected by the Rangers as a second round choice, 60th overall, in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft.
Erixon, 21, skated in 52 games with the Connecticut Whale of the American Hockey League (AHL) last season, registering three goals and 30 assists for 33 points, along with 42 penalty minutes. He also tallied two assists in 18 games with the Rangers.
The Port Chester, New York native was acquired by the Rangers along with a fifth round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft (Shane McColgan) from the Calgary Flames, in exchange for forward Roman Horak and two second round picks in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft (Markus Granlund, Tyler Wotherspoon). He was originally selected by Calgary as a first round choice, 23rd overall, in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft.


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NEK - After extensive work for more than a year, the Northeast Kingdom is now one step closer to having an official "byway." Last Monday, the Vermont Byway Council approved the NEK Byway after meeting with tourism and development officials at Burke Mountain.
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NEWPORT CITY – A light snow fell on the ground early Saturday morning as members of the Newport Rotary Club and the North Country Union High School Interact Rotary Club, veterans, city officials, Newport City School students and other volunteers loaded more than 1,040 wreaths in the back of a large moving van. Their mission: to place the wreaths on veterans buried in Orleans County.
NEWPORT CITY – The Vermont Education Health Initiative – a non-profit trust that assists school districts, their employees, and local unions to navigate health care issues – will be entering uncharted seas when the state moves toward a health care Exchange.
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JAY–Well, they came as advertised.
The North Country girls hockey team more than held there own against Division I South Burlington/MMU, but fell just a little short of their goal, losing the contest 3-1.
"I think we skated with them for two, two and a quarter periods, but we just did not finish our chances early," said coach Claude Paul.
With the merger of So. Burlington and Mount Mansfield set to last just one year, the visiting squad took to the ice in their special sky blue commemorative jerseys to face the improved Falcons.
NEWPORT–A hot start by Paul Saaman and a solid team performance from the line in the fourth fueled the UCA boy's 46-41 win over Craftsbury in the two team's season opener on Saturday afternoon.
"I was very happy to start out with a win and the boys definitely deserved it," said UCA coach Tony DeLaBruere. "We started out great and basically the first and fourth quarters were one game and the third and the fourth were another.
"I love playing against Craftsbury, their fans are very intelligent and passionate, and like I said, it is nice to start out with a win."
NEWPORT–After a tight start, Craftsbury's girl's basketball team opened up their play in the second quarter, and handed the UCA Crusaders a 44-20 loss to open up the season.
"The girl's effort was huge," said coach Rick Thomas. "We want to be a pressure-up team, work our defensive sets, and create offense off of our defense. That is our signature, that is how we want to play."
As mentioned, things were close early, as the score was at 3-2 UCA for a while before the girls stated to get into the flow of the game.
JAY – The second of a series of economic development meetings was held at the Jay Peak Resort Wednesday, bringing together a coalition of state officials, educators and other interested parties. The meeting was chaired by Pat Moulton Powden, Deputy Commissioner of the Department of Commerce, who focused on getting all parties to work together.
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NEWPORT CITY – On any given day, the sound of soothing music comes from the speakers of a nearby MP3 player and the low hum of a potter's wheel fills the air. It's just a typical day for Diana Poulin of Muddy Water's Pottery on Elm Street.
Prior to opening her Elm Street workshop and retail shop six months ago, Poulin rented space from Doug Hamblett off East Main Street.
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DERBY LINE, VT - The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) notified customers of the Border Lodge Credit Union by letter yesterday that the NCUA placed the credit union into "involuntary liquidation" on Nov. 30, 2012.
The National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF) insures each member account up to $250,000 and certain retirement accounts up to an equal amount. The insurance is good for 18 months following the seizure.
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abreast of the latest developments around the National Hockey League.
Here's a look at what's making headlines today:
- Ex-Ranger Jody Shelley crushed Darryl Boyce of the Toronto Maple Leafs
last night with a
blatant hit from behind. It's the
first of many dangerous hits that new NHL disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan will
have to deal with this year.
- Coincidentally, Shanahan sent this video to
NHL players and clubs on his new role and expectations for player safety this
- Mike Modano, 41, retired
after 21 years in the NHL.
- Fifth-overall pick Ryan Strome probably won't
make the Islanders' NHL club this season. Strome could be a victim of the numbers game, but the Isles will still
be introducing some dazzling young talents including Swiss winger Nino
- The Islanders announced that defenseman Mark
Streit will be their new captain and the first Swiss captain in NHL history. Streit missed much of last season with an
injury, but he's one of the few accomplished veterans on the team. John Tavares was thought to be another
possible option, but he'll have to be satisfied with his new
six-year, $33 million contract.
- Washington has been held back in recent years by inconsistent
goaltending, but the Capitals may have solved that problem by signing Tomas
Vokoun this summer. Vokoun has been
among the NHL's elite netminders in recent years despite playing for the woeful
Florida Panthers. Vokoun is taking his
new job very seriously, which could be bad news for the rest of the Eastern
Conference. Check out this quote,
"I'm here not to go see history or walk around or what kind of restaurants
are in town. I'm here to play hockey"
- Calgary businessman Max Chambers made a $167 million offer
to buy the St. Louis Blues, but
was rejected. Blues' ownership is
reportedly seeking $190 million.
- The Hockey News lists its top-10
contenders for the Calder Trophy. 2011 second-overall pick Gabriel Landeskog of the Colorado Avalanche is
the leading contender, but Rangers' defenseman Tim Erixon comes in at No. 8.
- Max Pacioretty suited
up last night for the Montreal Canadiens for the first time since suffering
broken vertebrae and a severe concussion resulting from a Zdeno Chara hit last
- So much for those "Alexei Yashin is returning" rumors. Yashin is expected to
sign with CKSA of the KHL today.
- The Carolina Hurricanes gave President and General Manager
Jim Rutherford a
four-year contract extension today. Rutherford is entering his 18th season as GM. The Hurricanes have made it to the Eastern
Conference finals in three of the last nine seasons and won the Stanley Cup in
Past editions of the Bulletin Board:
9/21/11 - 2011 First-Round Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
9/22/11 - Jody Shelley Delivers First Controversial Hit of 2011 Season >
here for our full Summer 2011 Archive >
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Rep. William L. Owens, D-Plattsburgh, said the fiscal wrangling over the government shutdown and federal default could play a major role in the 2014 midterm elections if a grand bargain remains elusive.
Wednesday night, a compromise bill was rushed through Congress that funds the government until Jan. 15 and increases the debt ceiling until Feb. 7.
Mr. Owens, noting that the continued funding of the government maintains sequestration-level spending, said, I am delighted that this process is over at least temporarily. The country needs stability and we cant continue to do this kind of activity.
The congressman, who is seeking re-election next year, said in an ideal world a long-term solution to the recent budget issues would be settled upon by the Jan. 15 and Feb. 7 deadlines.
If a deal isnt reached, however, and the can is kicked farther down the road, Mr. Owens said, It will become an unfortunately serious part of the (campaign trail) in 2014.
Many (Republican) senators are saying, We cant let this happen again, Mr. Owens said. I have not heard that from my colleagues on the other side of the aisle.
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The vast majority of my Republican colleagues are reasonable people who want to get things done, he said. I dont sense from the majority of the Republican Party the same kind of hostility that is portrayed in the media. But look at who is talking to the media: its usually the people furthest on the left or the right.
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Davis says Zolan needs Tip#1: Stand out and be specific about it, "You never really want to describe yourself as 'typical' because you want to stand out from the rest of the matches on the screen." That includes music and movies, two thing many people talk about , but tend to gloss over. "Rather than saying you like all kinds of movies, mention how you like Hitchcock." Why? Davis says that makes it easy for someone to write to you.
Tip#2 is also for the ladies: the old rules don't apply, women not only can write to men, they SHOULD. Davis explains why, "Sometimes women don't want to be the first one to reach out, but it's really important because you never want technology to get in your way. If you're on page 10 of his search results and he only looks at the first 5, he may not even come across you."
Zolan says she writes to men, but not as much as maybe Davis might recommend, and her reasoning is one we can all relate to, "I don't know what to say, I don't know what that first line is, if I read a profile and either thought 'he's really attractive,' or 'I really like that profile,' I'm like 'now, what do I say?'"
That leads us to Tip # 3, crafting the email. Davis says there are two things to remember, "Keep it short, and end with a question."
Tip #4, has to do with your pictures. Zolan's profile contains just one. It's a great action shot of her laughing, wearing sunglasses. Davis says she needs to add more, "I can't see her very clearly because her sunglasses are on. So that's a huge no-no. You never want to disguise yourself too much, you want to show your match what you look like, and you want to show them what you look like in different scenarios." Davis says upload 4 to 7 pictures total, no more. Make sure one is a full-body shot. Make them fun, and have them show you in your real life.
Tip #5 is for when you find someone you like. "The most important part of online dating is getting off-line because that's where everything's going to happen."
With Davis' direction, Zolan and I re-wrote her profile. It now opens with "I'm a fiery and fun redhead." No more talk of "typical." Zolan mentions the singer 'Pink,' the movie 'Say Anything,' and how she makes killer brownies, giving any guy an starting point to email. Plus, she added 3 new, clear sunglass-free pictures, each one showing her in her element, having fun. We also gave Carrie Davis' book, "Love at First Click," which tells how to give good email. Armed with the tools, Carrie hops online. We talked to her two weeks later, ""Before, there really was little traffic on that one, very little, I'm checking every day, I'm having more visitors and more email messages from people, so it's definitely jumped up."


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GH Senior Jody Matthews was selected to attend this year's NCHC conference in New Orleans. As the UWT and GH student rep, she was tasked to attend workshops that would enhance her personal approach to honors education, and report back on best practices that could benefit UWT honors student life. Here, she reflects on her experience:
First, I am so deeply honored to have been given the opportunity to participate in the NCHC (National Collegiate Honors Conference) this year in New Orleans.


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In Windows NT version 4.0 Service Pack 4 (SP4) and Windows 2000, two new switches have been added to Chkdsk.exe. These switches enable users to better manage downtime incurred by running CHKDSK or AUTOCHK.
The switches that are added in Windows NT 4.0 SP4 and Windows 2000 are /C and /I, and are only valid when the target drive has the NTFS format. Each switch directs the CHKDSK routine to bypass certain actions it would otherwise take to validate the integrity of NTFS data structures.
Warning Microsoft does not recommend interrupting the CHKDSK process when it is used with the /f switch, and Microsoft does not guarantee the integrity of the disk if the CHKDSK program is interrupted.
Chkdsk.exe is the command-line interface for a program that verifies the logical integrity of a file system on Windows. When CHKDSK encounters logical inconsistencies it takes actions to repair file system data, provided it is not in read-only mode.
The code that actually performs the verification when CHKDSK is run online resides in utility DLLs such as Untfs.dll and Ufat.dll. The verification routines invoked by Chkdsk.exe are the same ones invoked when a volume is verified through the graphical user interface provided by the Windows Explorer or Disk Administrator. When CHKDSK is scheduled to run at reboot, on the other hand, the binary module that contains the verification code is Autochk.exe. Autochk.exe is a native Windows application that runs early enough in the system boot sequence that it does not have the benefit of Virtual Memory or other Win32 services. Autochk.exe generates the same kind of textual output that the utility DLLs invoked by Chkdsk.exe does. But in addition to displaying this output on the screen during the boot process, Autochk.exe also logs an event to the Application Event Log for the system containing as much of the textual output as can fit into the event log's data buffer.
Because Autochk.exe and the verification code in the utility DLLs used by Chkdsk.exe are based on the same source code, both will be referred to generically as "CHKDSK" throughout the remainder of this article. Likewise, as this article is concerned only with changes in CHKDSK behavior with respect to NTFS volumes, it should be understood that, by saying, "CHKDSK does such-and-such," the following is meant: "CHKDSK does such-and-such when run on an NTFS volume".
Because the use of the /C and /I switches can result in a volume remaining corrupted even after CHKDSK completes, the use of these switches is not recommended except in situations where system downtime must be kept to a minimum. These switches are intended to be used by users with exceptionally large volumes and who require flexibility in managing the downtime that is incurred when CHKDSK must be run on such volumes.
To understand when it might be appropriate to use these switches, it is important to have a basic understanding of some of the internal NTFS data structures, the kinds of corruption that can take place, what actions CHKDSK takes when it verifies a volume, and what the potential consequences are in circumventing CHKDSK's usual verification steps.
CHKDSK's activity is split into three major "stages" during which it examines all the "metadata" on the volume and an optional fourth stage. Metadata is "data about data." It is the file system overhead, so to speak, that is used to keep track of everything about all of the files on the volume. Metadata tells what allocation units make up the data for a given file, what allocation units are free, what allocation units contain bad sectors, and so on. The "contents" of a file, on the other hand, is termed "user data." NTFS protects its metadata through the use of a transaction log. User data is not so protected.
During its first stage, CHKDSK displays a message on the screen saying that it is verifying files and counts from 0 to 100 percent complete. During this phase, CHKDSK examines each file record segment (FRS) in the volume's master file table (MFT). Every file and directory on an NTFS volume is uniquely identified by a specific FRS in the MFT and the percent complete that CHKDSK displays during this phase is the percent of the MFT that has been verified. During this stage, CHKDSK examines each FRS for internal consistency and builds two bitmaps, one representing what FRSs are in use, and the other representing what clusters on the volume are in use. At the end of this phase, CHKDSK knows what space is in use and what space is available both within the MFT and on the volume as a whole. NTFS keeps track of this information in bitmaps of its own that are stored on the disk allowing CHKDSK to compare its results with NTFS's stored bitmaps. If there are discrepancies, they are noted in CHKDSK's output. For example, if an FRS that had been in use is found to be corrupted, the disk clusters formerly associated with that FRS will end up being marked as available in CHKDSK's bitmap, but will be marked as being "in use" according to NTFS's bitmap.
During its second stage, CHKDSK displays a message on the screen saying that it is verifying indexes and counts from 0 to 100 percent complete a second time. During this phase, CHKDSK examines each of the indexes on the volume. Indexes are essentially NTFS directories and the percent complete that CHKDSK displays during this phase is the percent of the total number of directories on the volume that have to be checked. During this stage, CHKDSK examines each directory on the volume for internal consistency and also verifies that every file and directory represented by an FRS in the MFT is referenced by at least one directory. It also confirms that every file or subdirectory referenced in each directory actually exists as a valid FRS in the MFT and checks for circular directory references. Finally, it confirms that the various time stamps and file size information associated with files are all up-to-date in the directory listings for those files. At the end of this phase, CHKDSK has ensured that there are no "orphaned" files and that all the directory listings are for legitimate files. An orphaned file is one for which a legitimate FRS exists, but which is not listed in any directory. When an orphaned file is found, it can often be restored to its rightful directory, provided that directory is still around. If the directory that should hold the file no longer exists, CHKDSK will create a directory in the root directory and place the file there. If directory listings are found that reference FRSs that are no longer in use or that are in use but do not correspond to the file listed in the directory, the directory entry is simply removed.
During its third stage, CHKDSK displays a message on the screen saying that it is verifying security descriptors and counts from 0 to 100 percent complete a third time. During this phase, CHKDSK examines each of the security descriptors associated with each of the files and directories on the volume. Security descriptors contain information regarding the owner of the file or directory, NTFS permission for the file or directory, and auditing information for the file or directory. The percent complete in this case is the percent of the number of files and directories on the volume. CHKDSK verifies that each security descriptor structure is well formed and internally consistent. It does not verify that the listed users or groups actually exist or that the permissions granted are in any way appropriate.
The fourth stage of CHKDSK is only invoked if the /R switch is used. /R is used to locate bad sectors in the volume's free space. When /R is used, CHKDSK attempts to read every sector on the volume to confirm that the sector is usable. Sectors associated with metadata are read during the natural course of running CHKDSK even when /R is not used. Sectors associated with user data are read during earlier phases of CHKDSK provided /R is specified. When an unreadable sector is located, NTFS will add the cluster containing that sector to its list of bad clusters and, if the cluster was in use, allocate a new cluster to do the job of the old. If a fault tolerant disk driver is being used, data is recovered and written to the newly allocated cluster. Otherwise, the new cluster is filled with a pattern of 0xFF bytes. When NTFS encounters unreadable sectors during the course of normal operation, it will also remap them in the same way. Thus, the /R switch is usually not essential, but it can be used as a convenient mechanism for scanning the entire volume if a disk is suspected of having bad sectors.
The preceding paragraphs give only the broadest outline of what CHKDSK is actually doing to verify the integrity of an NTFS volume. There are many specific checks made during each stage and several quick checks between stages that have not been mentioned. Instead, this is simply an outline to the more important facets of CHKDSK activity as a basis for the following discussion regarding the time required to run CHKDSK and the impact of the new switches provided in SP4.
During the first and third phases of CHKDSK, the percent complete indicator advances relatively smoothly. There can be some unevenness in the rate at which these phases progress. FRSs that are not in use require less time to process than do those that are in use. Larger security descriptors take more time to process than do smaller ones, and so on. But, overall, the percent complete displayed is a fairly accurate representation of the actual time required for that phase.
The same is not necessarily true for the second phase of CHKDSK. The amount of time required to process a directory is closely tied to the number of files or subdirectories listed in that directory. But the percent complete listed during this phase is the percent of the number of directories to be examined without regard for the fact that some directories might take much longer than others to process. For example, on a volume with many small directories and one very large one, the percent complete might progress rapidly from 0 to 10 percent complete and then appear to get stuck for a long period of time before rapidly progressing from 10 to 100 percent complete. Therefore, unless you know for certain that the directories on a volume are highly uniform with respect to the number of files they contain, the displayed "percent complete" during this phase cannot be considered a reliable representation of the actual time remaining for this phase.
To make matters worse for anyone caught in the middle of an unexpected CHKDSK, the second phase of CHKDSK is the one that typically takes the longest to run.
By now, it should be clear that many factors having to do with the state of a volume play a roll in how long CHKDSK will take to run. A formula to predict the time required to run CHKDSK on a given volume would have to take into account such factors as the number of files and directories, the degree of fragmentation of the volume in general as well as of the master file table in particular, whether files have both long names and 8.3 formatted names, and how much corruption actually needs to be fixed. And that is to say nothing of hardware issues such as amount of system memory, the speed of the CPU, the speed of the disk or disks, and so on.
Rather than attempt to predict how long CHKDSK will take to run for a given volume on a given hardware platform, suffice to say that it can take anywhere from a few seconds to several days -- depending on your specific situation. Unless /R is used, for a given hardware platform the biggest concern is the number of files and directories rather than the absolute size of the volume. That is, a 50 GB volume with one or two large database files will only take seconds for CHKDSK to run provided /R is not specified. If /R is specified, CHKDSK will have to read verify every sector on the volume, and that clearly adds significantly for large volumes. On the other hand, even a relatively small volume might take hours to run CHKDSK if it has hundreds of thousands or millions of small files -- whether or not /R is specified.
The best way to predict how long CHKDSK will take to run on a given volume is to actually do a trial run in read-only mode during a period of low system usage. Care must be taken using this technique, however, for three reasons:
Introducing the /C and /I SwitchesThe /C switch directs CHKDSK to skip the checks that detect cycles in the directory structure. Cycles are a very rare form of corruption in which a subdirectory has itself for an ancestor. Using the /C switch can speed CHKDSK by about 1 to 2 percent. Using /C can also leave directory "loops" on an NTFS volume. Such loops may be inaccessible from the rest of the directory tree and could result in some number of files being orphaned in the sense that they cannot be seen by any Win32 applications -- including backup applications.
The /I switch directs CHKDSK to skip checks that compare directory entries to the FRSs that correspond to those entries. Thus, while the directory entries are still checked to be sure that they are self-consistent, they are not necessarily consistent with the data stored in their corresponding FRSs even after CHKDSK has run with this switch in effect. Using the /I switch typically results in CHKDSK times being reduced by 50 to 70 percent. Exactly how much faster CHKDSK is with this switch will depend on factors such as the ratio of files to directories, as well as on the relative speed of disk I/O versus CPU speed, and is, therefore, difficult to predict in advance. The use of the /I switch can result in directory entries remaining that refer to incorrect FRSs or in FRSs remaining that are not referenced by any directory entry. The later case is another form of orphaning. The file represented by the FRS may be intact in all ways except for the fact that it is invisible to all Win32 applications-including backup applications. In the former case, files may appear to exist; yet applications encounter errors when attempting to access them.
When disk corruption is detected on a volume, you have three basic choices
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Unquestionably a supremely popular spirit, Vodka is enjoyed around the globe thanks to its incredible versatility and, surprisingly, even its variation of flavour. Whilst typically enjoyed in the West as a means of adding spirit to mixed drinks, thanks to the superb quality and attention-to-detail found in craft Vodkas produced around the world, flavoursome premium Vodka is really burgeoning on the drinks scene.As with anything universally popular, the origins of Vodka are hotly disputed, though most agree that its beginnings lie either in Poland or Russia. Ancient records date Vodka production in Russia centuries ago, with a number of early pharmaceutical lists referencing the "vodka of bread wine". The earliest recorded use of the term "Vodka" was in 1405, in a set of Polish court documents in which it was placed alongside medicines and cosmetics.In Eastern Europe and the Nordic countries, Vodka is traditionally consumed neat, differing from the Western world where it is usually mixed. The word itself derives from the Slavic "voda", meaning water, etymologically linking the term with whisky (which comes from the Gaelic "uisge beatha", the Scandinavian term Akvavit from the Latin "aqua vitae" and French "eau-de-vie" - all meaning water of life). It seems that a great number of spirits from around the world were once thought to be elixirs of life, containing mystical properties.
Prior to the 1950s, Vodka was very rarely drunk outside of Europe, but thanks to its easily mixed flavour profile (and appearance), by 1975 sales of Vodka in America had surpassed those of bourbon.Plain VodkaOften fairly neutral in flavour, many commercial Vodkas can be mixed with pretty much anything. This is often due to numerous distillations and filtrations which popular vodkas (such as Smirnoff or Russian Standard) undergo, with advertising campaigns regularly flaunting a particular Vodka as being the "purest".Here at Master of Malt, however, we like our Vodka to be complex and bursting with flavour, and Vodka really can do both. It all begins with the base ingredient.Poland, one of the motherlands of Vodka, tends to use either rye or potatoes. Popular rye vodkas include Belvedere or Wyborowa, and are notable for their bread-like sweetness and hints of spice. Potato vodkas on the other hand (brands such as Luksusowa, Chopin, or the English brand, Chase) tend to have a creamy, buttery, grainy character.Scandinavian and Russian vodkas tend to be distilled from cereal grains such as wheat or barley. Sweden's Absolut, for example, is a wheat vodka with a soft aniseed-like flavour with a little spice. For barley vodka, Finlandia, produced in Finland, offers nutty flavours and lasting spice.For something completely different, France's Ciroc is actually made of grapes, and is a rounded, fruity spirit.Flavoured VodkaNowadays, the use of quality flavouring ingredients such as fruit and spice result in a variety of fine flavoured vodkas which allow for numerous fascinating and delicious mixed drinks.For splendid examples of fruit-flavoured vodkas, try Davna Cherry Vodka or some of the fruity spirits in the English Vodka Company's range.For spicy vodka, Absolut Peppar works nicely in cocktails, or, if you're feeling truly brave, have a sip of the exceedingly hot Naga Chilli Vodkas from The 'Hot Enough' Vodka Company.


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Senior Malcolm Styers made his NCAA National Championship debut Thursday afternoon at Drake Stadium as the thrower competed in the hammer.
Styers recorded a throw of 196-feet, 6- inches, marking his third best toss of the season. The mark was good for a 21st place finish out of 24 competitors. He was the Southern Conference champion in the hammer throw and he was also named the Most Outstanding Field Performer in the SoCon this season.
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Happy Joy Chicken Over Corn Purée
Courtesy Chef Brian Hill, Francine Bistro (Camden) and Shepherd's Pie (Rockport)
Serves 4
1 3 ½ lb. natural corn fed chicken
1 whole bunch thyme-bruised slightly with your hands to release aroma
Sea salt, cracked pepper
1 ounce black trumpet mushrooms
1 ounce butter
Corn Purée
3 cups corn kernels (6 ears)
2 garlic cloves-sliced or minced
3 shallots or 1 vidalia onion sliced
½ t herb de provence
2 oz butter
¼ cup Reisling or Pinot Gris
½ teaspoon curry powder
1 ½ cup cream
Preheat oven to 500 degrees F. Pat chicken dry. Brush mushrooms clean of any dirt or leaves or centipedes. (You can use rehydrated dried mushrooms squeezed dry, too-black trumpet, porcini, chanterelles.)
Season bird inside and out with sea salt and pepper and stuff body cavity with thyme.
With your hand, carefully loosen the skin on the breast of the chicken and push the mushrooms under the skin on both sides of the breast. Cut a ½" slit in the flap of skin below each of the legs then cross the legs, tucking the end of each drumstick into the opposite slit. This "self trusses" the bird, allowing it to cook nice and evenly.
Place in a 10 inch skillet, sprinkle with a little more sea salt and pop the pan into the very back of the oven and roast for 35 minutes.
While the chicken cooks, prepare the corn purée. Sweat garlic, shallots or onion, herbes de Provence, and curry powder in the butter until soft. Add the wine and reduce. Add the corn kernels and cream and cook for 5 minutes. Blend thoroughly at high speed 3 minutes, then strain through a fine mesh sieve and season with sea salt and honey.
Take the chicken out of the oven, and let it rest for 10 minutes. Put the pan over moderate heat on top of the stove. Add one ounce butter to the skillet. Once the butter starts to foam use a spoon to baste the happy little chicken. Carve the chicken. Serve on the corn puree, garnishing with cracked black pepper.


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Rolando Villaz¾n - Biography
Through his uniquely compelling performances with leading opera houses and orchestras around the world, Rolando Villaz¾n has firmly established himself as one of the music worldÆs most critically acclaimed and beloved stars and as one of the leading tenors of our day. Heralded as ōthe most charming of todayÆs divosö (The Times) and ōa great singer and brilliant entertainer, at once extremely funny and deeply profoundö (Crescendo), Rolando Villaz¾n is among the most versatile artists alive today, maintaining successful careers as a stage director, novelist, and TV personality next to his on-stage career. His singularly beautiful voice and arresting stage presence have prompted critics to hail him as ōbetter than ever beforeģthe sound of his voice is phenomenalģfew tenors of such vocal power can shape such pianissimiö (S³ddeutsche Zeitung) and ōhis artistry as astonishing as ever, fusing sound, sense and gesture in an uncompromising quest for veracityö (The Guardian).
In 1999, Villaz¾n won several top prizes at Plßcido DomingoÆs Operalia Competition and burst on to the international music scene. He has subsequently performed on all the worldÆs important stages. His signature roles include Alfredo in La traviata, des Grieux in Manon, the Duke in Rigoletto, Nemorino in LÆelisir dÆamore and the title role in Werther, along with GounodÆs Romķo, OffenbachÆs Hoffmann, PucciniÆs Rodolfo, TchaikovskyÆs Lenski and VerdiÆs Don Carlo.Ā
An acclaimed concert artist and recitalist, Rolando Villaz¾n has appeared with leading orchestras and conductors on concert stages all over the world. His outdoor concerts with Anna Netrebko and Plßcido Domingo at BerlinÆs Waldb³hne on the eve of the 2006 World Cup Final and at ViennaÆs Sch÷nbrunn Palace before the 2008 Euro Championship Final were both televised live and watched by millions of people around the world.Ā
In 2011 Rolando Villaz¾n made his debut as a stage director with the critically and publically acclaimed production of MassenetÆs Werther with the Opķra de Lyon. The production of DonizettiÆs LÆelisir dÆamore that he directed at the Festspielhaus Baden-Baden in 2012 (he also sang the role of Nemorino) was broadcast on television in December 2012. He will make three further directorial debuts in the 2014-15 season.
Rolando Villaz¾n began the 2013-14 season with ōpowerfully radiantö (Weser Kurier) performances as MozartÆs Lucio Silla with the Musikfest Bremen, conducted by Mark Minkowski. Mozart dominates the tenorÆs season throughout: In October 2013 he performs Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni at the Berlin Staatsoper, conducted by Daniel Barenboim, and in January 2014 at the Vienna Staatsoper, followed by his return in summer 2014 to MilanÆs Teatro alla Scala for performances as Ferrando in Cosņ fan tutte in a new production directed by Claus Guth and conducted by Daniel Barenboim, before closing the season in July 2014 with his role debut as Belmonte in Die Entf³hrung aus dem Serail at Festspielhaus Baden-Baden to be recorded for release on Deutsche Grammophon.
In November 2013 he returns to New YorkÆs Metropolitan Opera to sing Lenski in Eugene Onegin, a role which he will also sing in Vienna in March 2014. Villaz¾n joins Emmanuelle Haim and her Le Concert dÆAstrķe for Monteverdi-themed concerts in Paris in February 2014 and can be heard in recital in Regensburg, Bremen, Graz and at MilanÆs Teatro alla Scala.
January 2014 sees the release of an album of Mozart Concert Arias for tenor, recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Antonio Pappano. In Spring 2014 he performs the concert arias with the Basel Chamber Orchestra on a European tour which takes him to Prague, Munich, Vienna, Paris, Dortmund, Berlin and London.
Rolando Villaz¾n became an exclusive recording artist with Deutsche Grammophon in 2007 and renewed his contract in October 2012. The yellow label has released his recordings of La traviata and La BohĶme (both with Anna Netrebko) and Werther, DVDs of Manon (with Netrebko), Romķo et Juliette and The Berlin Concert: Live from the Waldb³hne, as well as CDs of duets with Anna Netrebko, Italian opera arias, Handel arias and classic Mexican songs. In 2012 he embarked on a project to record MozartÆs seven mature operas under the baton of Yannick Nķzet-Sķguin. The first, Don Giovanni, was released in September 2012; the second, Cosņ fan tutte, in August 2013.
Deutsche Grammophon named Villaz¾n its Verdi ambassador and he recorded Villaz¾n Verdi, an homage to the great Italian composer in his 200th birthday year (2013), released in November 2012. In October 2013 he co-hosted the ECHO Klassik Awards at the Konzerthaus Berlin, where he also was honoured with the award for Solo Recording of the Year/Voice (Arias/Recitals) for Villaz¾n Verdi.
In April 2013 Rolando Villaz¾n displayed a new talent with the publication of his debut novel, Malabares, It was released in Mexico in October 2013 and will appear in France and Germany during 2014. The book has been dubbed ōThe fascinating first novel of a great artistö by fellow Mexican author Jorge Volpi.


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Bunging isnt noob. Though it is annoying. I dont like to bunge but ometimes i just do it. I tink its not as good as kill though?
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crusaderMK= totally dead 21 warrior
AIlansia=Active like hell lvl 45 bandit
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Actually, Bigfoot's shot 2 is fantastic for shotgunning. It's almost always above 290.
I played this one back in the day, over on the Softnyx servers. No one ever had this strange... issue... with bunging. It's a part of the game. If you're worried about being bunged, grab a teleport at the start of the game.
Bunging is just a part of strategy.
DTing is something I consider a little unfair when there are fair teams.
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-Call of Duty 4 (PS3)
-Final Fantasy X-2 (PS2)
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I wouldnt say bunging is noob its just a new persons way of killing a character. There actually a group in gunbound with bungee set and they play together like ADUKA game only this game is BIGFOOT games or w/e bot you wanna use.
its just the bigfoots that switch to some bunge place thats annoying
The two best games for bunges are...
The bigfoot map (forgot what its called)
and the...
map called cozy tower (the side with the actual seperated towers) by playing like this
Make a room called "JD vs KAL"
Pick the JD
Change the map to cozy tower
make it 2v2 or 3v3
Kal's ALWAYS need angle, so when they go to the edge of a tower for high angle, bunge em with your almighty shot 2.
bungeeing is not being a noob.. its a strategy...
It's like calling someone a nerd for getting 100% on a test.
my name means "ocean wave" in chinese
teach me japanese and korean! \
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New York Times best-selling novelist Scott Sigler is the author of hardcover thrillers from Crown Publishing, and is a co-founder of Dark Øverlord Media, which produces his Galactic Football League series.
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THE MVP (GFL Book IV)
THE MVP is the fourth book in the Galactic Football League series, following on THE ROOKIE, THE STARTER and THE ALL-PRO.
THE ALL-PRO (GFL Book III)
THE ALL-PRO is the third book in the Galactic Football League series, following on THE ROOKIE and THE STARTER.
THE STARTER (GFL Book II)
THE STARTER is the sequel to THE ROOKIE, a hard-hitting, bone-crunching YA sports/scifi novel described as "Any Given Sunday" meets "The Godfather" meets "Star Wars."
THE ROOKIE (GFL Book I)
Set in a lethal pro football league 700 years in the future, THE ROOKIE is a story that combines the intense gridiron action of "Any Given Sunday" with the space opera style of "Star Wars" and the criminal underworld of "The Godfather."
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Book III of the INFECTION Trilogy
Five years after the end of CONTAGIOUS, the world faces a horrific new threat that begins in Lake Michigan's deepest, darkest, coldest place. The cataclysm of the Orbital's efforts goes global — what began with a single man now threatens seven billion people.
Book II of the INFECTION Trilogy
Across America, a mysterious pathogen transforms ordinary people into raging killers, psychopaths driven by a terrifying, alien agenda. The human race fights back, yet after every battle the disease responds, adapts, using sophisticated strategies and brilliant ruses to fool its pursuers. The only possible explanation: the epidemic is driven not by evolution but by some malevolent intelligence.
Book I of the INFECTED Trilogy
Perry Dawsey is 6-foot-5, 265 pounds of angry ex-linebacker. He knows all too well that if he doesn't control his quick temper, people get hurt. Through constant focus, he has locked his violent past away in the deep dungeons of his mind.
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Mobility by Laird Barron Fossil Heart by Amanda Downum Those Gaddam Cookies by Scott Sigler The Sound of Her Laughter by Simon R. Green Down in the Deep and the Dark by Desirina Boskovich Only Unclench Your Hand by Isabel Yap Little Widow by Maria Dahvana Headley The Bad Hour […]
Book II of the Generations Trilogy
ALIGHT is the sequel to ALIVE. You'll find no spoilers here, sir and/or ma'am. If you've read ALIVE, you know what is coming. If you haven't, well, get the damn thing already.
Right now ALIGHT is only available from Amazon and Mysterious Galaxy in San Diego, which […]
Book I of the Generations Trilogy
"I open my eyes to darkness. Total darkness. I hear my own breathing, but nothing else. I lift my head . . . it thumps against something solid and unmoving. There is a board right in front of my face. No, not a board . . . a lid."
ALIVE SYNOPSIS: A teenage girl […]
Includes Scott's story "Hippo"
Due out: October 7, 2014. Pre-order from Amazon or Barnes & Nobles, buttons at left below the cover.
The second book in Jonathan Maberry's V-WARS series, BLOOD AND FIRE cranks up the carnage to "11," thanks in no small part to Scott's story "Hippo." Scott's first vampire story, and it's unlike anything you've ever read. […]
Apocalypse Triptych II
Scott's story: "The Sixth Week of Deer Camp"
The second volume in the Apocalypse Triptych, edited by John Joseph Adams and Hugh Howey. Scott's story, "The Sixth Day of Deer Camp" is the sequel to "The Fifth Day of Deer Camp" (see what Scott did there?) which was in the first volume of this trilogy, THE END IS NIGH.
You want Yoopers up […]
Apocalypse Triptych I
Scott's story: "The Fifth Week of Deer Camp"
Scott's story The Fifth Week of Deer Camp features "Yoopers," that lovely culture that exists in Michigan Upper Peninsula. Join a group of lifelong friends that has gone to the same cabin every deer season for thirty years, only this time, a most unwelcome guest drops in.
"Camp being deer camp, […]
A compilation that includes the story "Hunter Hunterson & The Case of the Haunted Safeway"
The Hunterson family faces their most dangerous stompin' yet as they try to pull the tag of some grocery-wreckin' ghosts. Things get heated for America's #1 monster-hunting nuclear family.
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ALL-NEW TALES OF UNUSUAL ATHLETICS BY JAN BURKE * DANA CAMERON * ADAM-TROY CASTRO * BRENDAN DuBOIS * CHARLAINE HARRIS * […]
ROBOT UPRISINGS Anthology
The Petra Prawatt origin story
The Prawatt Jihad strikes terror into the hearts of sentients all over the galaxy. This race of intelligent, self-replicating machines is shrouded in fear, mystery and mistrust, yet at the center of it all is the "living god" known as Petra Prawatt — a human girl. What is her story? How did she become the […]
INFECTED Graphic Novel
The INFECTED graphic novel is on hold, indefinitely. Issue #1 is available, but there is no Issue #2 at this time. We were late enough turning in #2 that IDW Publishing decided to put the series on hold until the final four issues of the five-issue series are complete and submitted to them. Only then will they re-solicit the title and get the remaining issues into stores.
New York City, 1946. No one knows his real name, but when the job is too dirty, too dangerous, you call Kissyman. Once he was an elite Nazi SS commando, an honorable soldier, a taker of lives. When he was assigned to Dachau and saw what he was actual fighting for, he went AWOL and ran as far away as he could — to America.
Book One: The Crew
It is the best-kept and worst-kept secret in the Planetary Union navy. The PUV James Keeling, a warship that does things that no other ship can do. It is a weapon, and a liability. The rumor is that eighty percent of the people assigned to the Keeling die before their two-year stint is up. That rumor is the reason for the ship's nickname — they call the Keeling "the Crypt," because it is full of the dead.
Homicide detective Bryan Clauser is losing his mind. How else to explain the dreams he keeps having—dreams that mirror, with impossible accuracy, the gruesome serial murders taking place all over San Francisco? How else to explain the feelings these dreams provoke in him—not disgust, not horror, but excitement.
Deep below a desolate Utah mountain lies the largest platinum deposit ever discovered. A billion-dollar find, it waits for any company that can drill a world's record, three-mile-deep mine shaft. EarthCore is the company with the technology, the resources and the guts to go after the mother lode. Young executive Connell Kirkland is the company's driving force, pushing himself and those around him to uncover the massive treasure.
Acclaimed author Scott Sigler, New York Times bestselling creator of INFECTED and CONTAGIOUS, offers a chilling tale of what can happen when hubris, greed, and madness drive scientific experimentation past the brink of reason.
GFL Novellas
THE DETECTIVE is a bit of back story for Frederico Esteban Guissepe Gonzaga and his search for the family of Quentin Barnes.
Undefeated galactic heavyweight champion Korak the Cutter has defeated all challengers, destroying everyone in his path, but the wins aren't as easy as they used to be. After a decade of perfect fighting, his age is catching up with him. For a Quyth Warrior, that means he's slowing down, and speed is the name of the game in mixed martial arts.
THE REPORTER is a GFL novella that takes place between Week Three and Week Six of the 2684 GFL season, the season that encompasses THE ALL-PRO.
Short Story Collections
BONES ARE WHITE brings you more of Scott's thought-provoking short stories from his five years of weekly storytelling, as well as a brand-new HUNTER HUNTERSON & SONS story and a brand-new KISSYMAN tale.
A collection of eight horror stories created by New York Times best-selling novelist Scott Sigler, author of INFECTED, CONTAGIOUS and ANCESTOR. This eBook-only title features seven tales from Scott's six years of free audiobook podcasts, plus the brand-new novella "Hunter Hunterson & Sons." Scott still gives away his audio stories — for free — every week at scottsigler.com


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I've been thinking about close calls lately. When I was young, lightning hit our house. It hit the chimney and travelled as a fireball down the stairs and out the front screen dorr, ripping a huge hole in it. The fire department came and I remember how exciting it was for me as a child to see the fireman in their uniforms and big clunky boots chopping a hole through our upstairs chimney wall.
They made quite a mess, and what bricks weren't destroyed and tossed about by the lightning were then pulled out by the firemen so that they could ensure there wasn't a chimney fire. My mother was mad at the mess after they left!
The close call part is because this was at night and I had just come down the stairs (the stairs where the fireball went) from my bedroom to get a drink of water. My mother was standing in front of the screen door watching the storm but because she was so annoyed that I was up and out of bed once again, she left her position and walked through the living room as she scolded me. It was at that moment we heard the crack, the loud bang and woosh - there was the fireball!
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate community editor
Geothermal energy solutions are becoming the way to go in Carbon County.
During Sunnyside's regularly scheduled council meeting on April 1, municipal officials took into consideration an engineering study that could possibly save the city big money in energy costs.
"After going through the building, it has been determined that it is going to cost the city upwards of $50,000 a year for the heating and lighting of this facility," said Siemens representative Bret Hunter. "There are going to have to be some changes made here, starting with the fact that this building is not going to be used as a school anymore so initially the building will have to be re-zoned internally."
Sunnyside recently moved the city's base of operations into the Petersen Elementary School. After the building was donated to the municipality by Carbon School District, Sunnyside immediately began to tackle energy and building issues associated with the move.
"Typically, what is done for heating is that the one big boiler that you have now will be replaced by three or four smaller boilers capable of heating separate portions of the facility," said Hunter. "But in the end, there is no way that any lighting or energy savings found here are going to pay for the cost of bringing this building back up to code."
Hunter recommended that the city consider undertaking an engineering study that would be aimed at using geothermal resources under the old school as part of their energy solution.
"The state of Utah is abundant with geothermal resources and there is currently a good deal of funding available for underfunded municipalities who are seeking to explore geothermal heating," said Hunter. And thanks to Price city's commitment to a similar project the price of your study has been decreased simply because we will have more engineers available in the area."
While the cost of the proposed study is substantial, Hunter pointed out that the $9,700 estimate presented to the council is a maximum amount.
"What you have to realize about that cost, however, is that it will only be incurred fully by the city if you were to go through with the study and then decide that you were going to vacate the building," explained Hunter. "If you stay with the facility, the cost will be partially folded into the project and, as I said before, there is a lot of federal funding monies available for projects of this size and nature."
Depending on the individual facility's conditions, Siemens may propose a range of energy conservation measures and technologies, including:
Central heating plant.
Hot water heating system.
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Air systems - single duct, terminal reheat, multi-zone, dual duct low velocity systems, dual duct high velocity, variable air volume, induction, return air and exhaust duct, fan coil -unit ventilator systems and utility service.
Specifically for the Sunnyside building, Hunter indicated all energy savings will be considered.
However, if a geothermal source is found, it can be used for heating and energy in the winter, then harvested for energy production on site.
"I am a 22-year veteran with these kinds of projects and I can tell you that I have seen them be very successful," said Hunter. "We are hoping to provide the city with a great amount of savings."
The council took the study under advisement overnight and the members will be polled by the mayor on April 3 in order to move the action ahead as soon as possible.


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Carbon County News
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Carbon County News
Officers train to deal with mentally disturbed
With an ever-expanding emphasis on public safety and limited recidivism, police officers from every agency in Carbon County participated in last week's Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) Academy at the Carbon Events Center. ...
CHS Dino gets 13 million votes, finishes 2nd in national polling
The Carbon High School dinosaur mascot racked up more votes than all but one competitor. The 13,089,518 tally wasn't enough to take first place in USA Today's Most Unique Mascot Contest....
1937: San Rafael bridge opens new territory
It's hard for most to imagine today what the San Rafael Swell was like before roads ran through it. Looking at the terrain, it would seem extremely hard to enter or get around....
Guilty pleas in sex abuse trial
Amanda Nicole Romano pleaded no contest to three counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child Monday.
34th Annual Women's Conference set for April 5
Falling off a 40-foot cliff in the red rocks of Southeastern Utah at 22 years old and breaking both legs, arms, collarbone and four vertebrae might leave some depressed and not wanting to spend the rest of their lives in a wheel chair. ...
'Business After Hours' at Holiday Inn
It was a holiday evening not long before the Easter holiday on Tuesday night.
Scouting For Food
Colette Freestone and Mary Quintana of the Carbon County Food Bank stand beside some of the food donated by residents and collected by Boy Scouts Saturday. The Scouting For Food drive brought in about 7,400 pounds of nonperishables for needy peopl...
USU Eastern will host Employment Fair April 19
Local and state government agencies are teaming up to stage an Employment Fair April 19 at the USU Eastern Student Center. The fair will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. It will feature onsite recruitment....
Relief at the gas pumps
Saving at the gas pump? In March? Believe it or not, Americans are paying less at the pump today than we did a year ago. Nationwide we're saving nearly 25-cents per gallon, on average, versus a year ago. ...
Trees full of garbage disposals
Evylen MacLean and other bird watchers in southeast Price counted 42 big, black birds perched in two cottonwood trees Wednesday morning. It turns out they were turkey vultures, Nature's cleaning systems. By eating dead animals, they keep the lands...
As ice comes off lakes, hungry fish ready to bite close to shore
If you like to catch trout from the shore, pay attention to Utah's fishing reports - some of the best shore fishing of the year is about to begin.
A sow "bears" all in the name of science
Food, shelter, and protection. Those are the "bear" necessities - at least for bear cubs, anyway.
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You might have missed the relevant details in all the acronyms of this press release by Phoenix International, but the Navy assisted the Air Force in recovering one of its planes:
Phoenix International Holdings, Inc. (Phoenix) announces the successful underwater search and recovery of a U.S. Air Force F-16 aircraft from over 16,400 feet of sea water (fsw). In early August 2012, at the direction of the Naval Sea Systems Command's Director of Ocean Engineering, Supervisor of Salvage and Diving (SUPSALV), Phoenix mobilized the Navy's ORION deepwater side scan sonar system, the CURV 21 remotely operated vehicle (ROV), and the Navy's motion compensated, 30,000 pound Fly-Away Deep Ocean Salvage System (FADOSS)
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Veggie Ranch Tortilla Pinwheels Recipe
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 envelope ranch salad dressing mix
- 5 green onions, chopped
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies, drained
- 1 can (3.8 ounces) sliced ripe olives, drained
- 1 celery rib, chopped
- 1/4 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 2 to 3 tablespoons real bacon bits
- 8 flour tortillas (10 inches)
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and dressing mix until blended. Beat in the onions, green chilies, olives, celery, red pepper and bacon. Spread over tortillas. Roll up. Cut each into 1-in. slices. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: about 5 dozen.
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Going to look....
Looks interesting. Have to discuss with my coaching staff.
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It appears that Morehead is wheeling and dealing everywhere.
in a 10-man format, I'm pretty sure Vereen has plenty of value right? I'm not saying I'd start him next week, but if he put up his week 1 numbers, thats huge...
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Also, how do you guys feel about Manningham coming off PUP playing opposite Boldin(who gets easily shutdown since there's nobody else to cover)? There are no other recievers in SF, somethings gotta give, right?
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I dont even know why im asking....I'm in first place in all 3 of my leagues. not like i should be stressin it lol
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