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Yesterday really sucked oranges.* I was sick all day.* I had a headache and couldn't move or eat all day either, which means I was not on the internet.
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ON THE HORIZON – Casey Cizikas, F, Bridgeport (AHL)
With his hockey future in limbo, Casey Cizikas never sulked. Quite the contrary, the native of Toronto, Ontario, Canada decided to become an advocate for positive thinking. That change in attitude, along with an elevation to his gritty play on the ice, has given the 20-year old a new fondness for life – both on and off the ice. Furthermore, Cizikas' self-confidence has some in the Islanders organization believing that their team's future captain might be staring them straight in the face.
"The person that I am today – a positive person – I give a lot of credit to not only my family, but my junior hockey coach, (former Mississauga St. Michael's head coach and current Ottawa Senator assistant coach) coach (Dave) Cameron," said the six-foot, 185-pound Cizikas, who was selected with the first pick (92nd overall) of the fourth round of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft by the Islanders. "They stuck by me all the way."
Back in 2007 in Mississauga, a then 16 year-old Cizikas participated in a friendly rugby game. Unfortunately, things turned ugly real fast.
During the match, Cizikas tackled 15-year old Manny Castillo on what was described by onlookers as "part of the play", while others described the action as "a rough tackle" and "not part of the play." Castillo lay motionless on the ground, after witnesses claimed that Cizikas pile drove his head into the ground.
Castillo died two days later.
Subsequently, much to the objection of the Castillo family, Cizikas was charged with manslaughter simply because it was his tackle that led to Castillo's death. A Brampton judge deemed Cizikas' actions as an "unnecessary force", therefore denying the Castillo family's request to spare punishment to Cizikas.
The facts of the case – or for many the innuendo – jumbled through the Brampton court system for the next two years, leaving Cizikas feeling helpless and dejected. Yet, he knew it was this time when an attitude adjustment needed to be made.
"I realized that I couldn't go around being negative," said Cizikas. "I began to smile and become more personable. I needed to be around a good atmosphere."
In the summer of 2009, Cizikas would get that reprieve, as his manslaughter charge was dismissed. Instead, he was sentenced to one year probation and 100 hours of community service. His greatest ally to the dismissal would be the physicians, who treated Castillo prior to his death.
According to the physicians, who worked feverishly on saving the teenager, Castillo's death came as a result of a head injury. Ironically, rampant speculation throughout the ordeal made many observers believe that Castillo's death came as a result of a spinal cord injury, a charge which could've made Cizikas liable. Additionally, physicians were told that two weeks prior to the rugby game, Castillo had suffered a major concussion – a concussion so severe, that he should've been held out of physical contact for a year.
Cizikas was exonerated.
That ruling in Brampton came a mere 12 days after the Islanders took a calculated gamble by picking Cizikas in Montreal, a selection that Cizikas is proud to reflect on today.
"Going into the draft, I was coming off my worst year in juniors," said a humbled Cizikas, whose 2008-09 season playing for the Mississauga St. Michael's Majors in the OHL resulted in a disappointing 36-point campaign – 16 goals and 20 assists – in 55 games. Coincidentally, those numbers were a slight drop-off from an 18-goal, 23-assist rookie season the year prior in Mississauga. "The Islanders believed in me, and I didn't want to let them down.
"I wanted to pay them back."
Cleared from a manslaughter charge, Cizikas returned to Mississauga for the 2009-10 campaign with a huge weight off his shoulders. Statistically, the center iceman shook off the expected jitters and took his game to a new level.
Cizikas nearly doubled his previous season's numbers, as he posted career highs in goals (25) and assists (37) and co-led the Majors in points with 62. He also posted a team-high +32 rating, while leading the Majors into the Conference Finals before bowing out to Barrie in five games. He scored a team-high 14 points – seven goals and seven assists – in 16 playoff games.
Cizikas earned the team's captaincy at the start of the 2010-11 season – his fourth and final in Mississauga – and made the most of that opportunity.
"When I got to Mississauga, I learned a lot from our older players," said Cizikas. "They showed me how important it was to take care of my body and eat right.
"As a captain, I tried to show that same leadership to our younger players. Working hard is the key."
Cizikas built off his prior season's resurgence and set new career-highs in goals (29) and points (64), while posting a team-best +43 rating.
He led the Majors to the OHL Finals, where it would eventually fall to Owen Sound in the deciding seventh game. Still, Cizikas added a career-high 19 points – five goals and 14 assists – in 16 playoff games and had a +11 rating.
Cizikas' 2010-11 year also included an honor bestowed on a select few, as he was named by his junior coach and Canadian World Junior head coach Cameron to the Canadian World Junior Championship team.
Instantly, Cizikas became a YouTube sensation.
During a 6-3 preliminary victory over the Russians, Cizikas singlehandedly killed a Russian power play, as he played keep-away with the puck in the Russian defensive zone, much to the delight of the Canadian faithful at HSBC Arena in Buffalo.
"I was hoping to just hold onto the puck, and eat it in their zone," said Cizikas. "I needed an oxygen tank after the kill. It was an exciting moment, but it was also kind of strange having a big crowd of reporters surrounding me after the game."
Cizikas would score two goals and add an assist in seven tournament games, but the Russians would exact their revenge in the Gold Medal game. They erased a 3-0 Canadian lead, by scoring five unanswered third period goals to secure the tournament title and sending the whole country of Canada into a depression.
"We weren't able to calm ourselves down," said a dejected Cizikas. "After they scored the first goal in the period, we weren't able to stop their momentum.
"It was very frustrating."
Cizikas' rebirth gave the Islander brass all the proof they would need, as he would sign his three-year entry contract to play on Long Island this past May.
"I remember when I was being scouted, (Islander scout) Tim Maclean was the only person to see me play," said Cizikas. "He talked to me briefly, but there was never any indication that they were going to draft me.
"And now I am an Islander."
Cizikas quickly made his way to Uniondale and participated in his third summer scrimmage in front of the Islander fans.
"It is always great to get the support from the Islanders fans," said Cizikas. "They deserve the best from us and they want a winning team here so bad."
Cizikas impressed the Islanders coaches, but was summoned to AHL Bridgeport to get some valuable seasoning under first-year Sound Tiger coach Brent Thompson.
Thompson would soon become Cizikas' ardent supporter.
"Casey Cizikas is a blue chipper," said Thompson. "The X-factor to his game is that he wills himself to win battles.
"He will definitely be a long term player in the NHL."
In his first 24 games at the "A", Cizikas is tied for second on the team in points with 16, with five goals and 11 assists.
He also has provided a leadership that makes Thompson believe that his rookie will surely be donning a letter on his jersey, not only in Bridgeport, but on Long Island.
"Casey is a throwback," said Thompson "For Islander fans, he reminds me of a young Brian Trottier. He's a leader, a workhorse and a character kid.
"I was actually debating putting either an 'A' or a 'C' on his jersey this season, but as a rookie, I thought it might be putting too much pressure on him."
Thompson's assessment of Cizikas has surely not lessened his intensity to reach his ultimate goal – a one-way trip to the N.H.L.
"I believe it is necessary to give hard work on every single shift," said Cizikas, who has always admired the play of Detroit Red Wing left winger Pavel Datsyuk for his tenacity on both ends of the ice. "I try not to be beaten on any single shift.
"I know that in order to get on the next level, I need to get stronger and work on my face-offs. Still, no one will have a better work ethic than me."
Off the ice, Cizikas, who will turn 21 on February 27, enjoys playing basketball and just "chilling" with his buddies Mark Katic and Calvin De Haan on the balcony of their Connecticut home.
"There is great camaraderie on our team," said Cizikas. "We have a very positive locker room, and we just enjoy spending time with each other."
While there is no immediate timetable to when Cizikas will be a full-time Islander, Thompson believes the team's patience will pay off huge in the long run.
"It depends on the needs of the Islanders, maybe Casey will get his chance to play later this year," said Thompson. "But he will be an NHL third liner, who will provide that offensive flair."
To some, Cizikas' make-up sounds eerily similar to an NHL captain, who plays his home games on the Island of Manhattan.
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The medals and other items belong on public display in a museum or WWII monument. I hope whoever buys them does the right thing and loans them permanently to a public institution so the items can be properly preserved and displayed, so future generations know about what this man did.
Well done commander, we need more example like you today.
Actually he was a group captain and I am proud to say my uncle!
What an amazing story, what a hero Ken Gatward was.....
What an amazing feat in the face of very intense opposition from the occupies.these must have been extraordinary people.
Thank uou, Sir!
To 'flightsun' I agree
Sir , i doff my hat to you and your bravery . You were one of a kind. They do not make many men like you anymore .
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Bharat Bhandare, India.
That´s the spirit!!!! Congratulations on your comment - it is by far the best of all to date.
I find it difficult to keep my language within the permitted ranges while commenting on this heroic feat by RAF Wing Commander Ken Gatward. Why does someone like this man have to die almost 30 years ago and then lately his widow too to have his unbelievable moral boosting action at the hight of WWII to be made public? How is it possible for a family not to be proud of this man and his legacy and sell off all his medals and trophies? To use the language expected by the moderators, I am "amazed and shocked". It would be a great coup for the French Government to be aware of this sale within the next few days and buy everything and then keep it all in an aeronautical (or other) museeum. Looking at his flight log for a single engine plane, it seems quite obvious that W.C. Gatward was flying a Bristol Beaufighter and not the two engine fighter bomber that is shown on the cartoons.
The Bristol Beaufighter is indeed a twin engine fighter.
It seems that only part of the logbook page (single engine time) is shown. There may be a section to the right of the page for multi-engine time which was not in the photograph.
Sorry to sound like a bickering female, but if you read the article in the Daily Mail online, they specify that the pilot was flying a Bristol Beaufighter. As for there "may have been" a section for multiple engine time, I seriously doubt that Mr. Gatward reached the rank of Wing Commander and would choose the wrong log page to enter his mission.
The Bristol Beaufighter was a twin-engine aircrarft, used as both a night-fighter and a bomber.
My apologies for having been a pest. I had to look the plane up in Google to get it through my stubborn brain that it was a twin engine bomber. That what happens everytime I forget to use my grey cells before writing or saying something.
Heroic and daring indeed. The drop could have flopped some had the flag not snagged the prominent structure though it was hard to miss at such a low altitude where he apparently also ingested a bird into the starboard oil cooler according to the log entry. Lucky also for him that he was not shot down later and captured by the Nazis whence he would likely have been singled out for public execution for the sake of Nazi propaganda. I'm reminded of the story about an American commercial pilot some years ago who when queried by German Air Traffic Control if he was familiar with a particular city and its airport whereupon he replied that he was very familiar having flown over it several times during WWII under less friendly circumstances which brought a "moment of silence" from the German controller.
When and where is the auction?
Amazing story. Thanks for sharing. Like James, I believe the medals need to be on permanent display somewhere, not hidden away.
No guts, No glory!
This is an incredible story. Maybe it can be made into a move.
Maybe even a MOVIE! Read before sending!!
I salute you Commander!
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Quedamos a la salida del juzgado.
WW2 produced thousands of 'unsung' heroes....but, that's what we did...just doing our jobs! Yes, Ken was extraordinary!
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OGDENSBURG — The fourth annual Living History Day held Friday at Lighthouse Point in Ogdensburg taught children that history isn't just about big events that happened elsewhere.
Roughly 330 fourth-graders and seventh-graders from Ogdensburg and Heuvelton attended this year's event, where they learned about the colonial history of Ogdensburg.
"People always think history happened somewhere else," said Michael Whittaker, Bishops Mills, Ontario, president of the Canadian Friends of Fort La Presentation and an organizer of this year's event.
The truth is there's history all around us, Mr. Whittaker said, and Ogdensburg is a city with a centuries-old, exciting past.
Julie M. Madlin, a seventh-grade social studies teacher at Heuvelton, said Living History Day began as a way to engage children in that past while educating them about it.
"Not many people know about the local history, which is kind of sad," she said.
Mrs. Madlin said Living History Day is a perfect tie-in for students in fourth and seventh grades because they are already learning about the colonial era.
"We try to make it as hands-on as possible," Mrs. Madlin said.
Fort La Presentation, formerly located on Lighthouse Point, was founded in 1749 as a mission to Roman Catholic Iroquois.
"The fort was used through the War of 1812," Mrs. Madlin said, though Friday's activities focused on the mid-1700s.
The day was split into 20-minute segments beginning at 10 a.m. and lasting until 2 p.m.
Students spent the day rotating among 19 stations where they learned about cooking in the 1700s, military techniques and tools, rope-making, calligraphy, the fur trade and "Rounders," an early version of baseball.
Most of the presenters on Friday were re-enactors volunteering their time to help educate the students.
Grover B. Katzman, a DeKalb resident and retired forestry professor from Paul Smith's College, Brighton, said he enjoys interacting with the kids and finds he slips easily back into teaching mode.
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SYRACUSE Beaver River senior Adam Schneider just shook his head. I have no answer, he said. I thought we had a great week of practice.
Likewise, head coach Lynn Petzoldt was at a total loss to explain his clubs such poor start Saturday. Id have bet wed come out really strong and ready to play, he said.
But the Beavers that took the floor in Saturdays Class C quarterfinal against Moravia looked nothing like the team that rolled through the Section 3 playoffs and fell 64-42 at Onondaga Community Colleges SRC Arena.
Beaver River dug itself a 19-point first-quarter hole from which it could not escape, and took the long bus ride home knowing their season had ended instead of achieving the schools first trip to the state Final Four.
Moravia senior Dylan Powers scored 24 points as the Section 4 champion Blue Devils (21-2) jumped on the Beavers (21-2) in the opening eight minutes and then basically held the status quo the rest of the way to earn a state semifinal date in Glens Falls this Friday against Lake George of Section 2.
A long Moravia run, which eventually grew to 20 straight points, was fueled by 10 Beaver River turnovers and blistering shooting. That helped turn a 10-6 Moravia lead midway through the first quarter into a 25-6 edge at the quarter break and a 30-6 advantage just 2 1/2 minutes into the second quarter.
The Beavers never fully recovered from their poorest quarter of the season, although they actually outscored the Blue Devils 36-34 the rest of the game.
You couldnt put your finger on just one thing because we did everything wrong that first quarter, said Petzoldt, whose club saw its 18-game winning streak snapped. Our zone defense was slow, our press was almost nonexistent, we didnt move the ball well on offense and we didnt get back well in transition. That team was good, but 23 points better than us? I dont think so.
Beaver River actually scored the first four points of the game, and was within 10-6 after an Alex Hall layup. But the Beavers did not score again until nearly six minutes later, at the 6:23 mark of the second quarter. By that time, they trailed by 22 points.
That first quarter we just had no intensity, and there is no excuse for that, said Hall, who was the lone Beaver River standout with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Wed been winning all of those hustle plays, but not today. On offense, they just took us out of our rhythm and wouldnt allow our shooters many good looks.
Beaver River turned the ball over on five straight possessions late in the first quarter, and Moravia scored after every single one. A Powers 3-pointer and a Chase Walker follow shot built the Moravia lead to 30-6 early in the second quarter as the large Beaver River contingent could not believe what they were seeing.
Moravia led 38-17 at halftime. And although the Beavers threatened to get within striking distance a few times in the third quarter, the Blue Devils always had an answer.
That was a really good team, so no, theres no way I thought it would be that easy, said Moravia coach Todd Mulvaney. Actually, I was really scared because they had so many weapons. But I thought my kids defended their butts off and just took them out of their offensive flow early in the game.
Beaver River had relied on the 3-point shot to open things up most of the year. The Beavers made 10 3-pointers in each of the last two sectional games and averaged eight threes in the Section 3 playoffs.
But Moravias aggressive man-to-man defense held the Beavers to only two 3-pointers, and one of them came in the final seconds of the game.
They really pushed out on us on defense, like South Jefferson did, Petzoldt said of the only other team to beat his club this season. There werent many open looks anywhere.
Senior Samuel Widrick, averaging nearly 20 points per game in the postseason, was limited to just seven. And Petzoldts other two hot shooters, Zack Steiner and Tarren Farney, missed all seven of their 3-pointers.
If we had hit two or three 3-pointers, that might have opened things up inside a little more, said Hall, who had seven of the 12 Beaver River 2-point baskets. But today, it just wasnt our day.
Six-foot-7 Chandler Benson added 12 points and freshman Jared Lyon scored 11 for Moravia.
Schneider said despite the loss, I think weve helped build the Beaver River program back up. The juniors and freshmen and sophomores watched how we played and, hopefully, learned a lot. And our modified program has been the best its been in years.
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(a) The employing agency shall notify each employee of his right to designate a beneficiary or beneficiaries to receive money due, and of the disposition of money due if a beneficiary is not designated. An employee may change or revoke a designation at any time under regulations promulgated—
(1) by the Director of the Office of Personnel Management or his designee, in the case of an employee of an executive agency;
(2) jointly by the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, or their designee, in the case of an employee of the legislative branch; and
(b) In order to facilitate the settlement of the accounts of deceased employees, money due an employee at the time of his death shall be paid to the person or persons surviving at the date of death, in the following order of precedence, and the payment bars recovery by another person of amounts so paid:
First, to the beneficiary or beneficiaries designated by the employee in a writing received in the employing agency before his death.
Second, if there is no designated beneficiary, to the widow or widower of the employee.
Third, if none of the above, to the child or children of the employee and descendants of deceased children by representation.
Fourth, if none of the above, to the parents of the employee or the survivor of them.
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Most are aware of the mass protests that have been taking place in London over government plans to increase university student fees. Some people have remained peaceful hoping to convince local lawmakers to change their minds while others have become violent, with Prince Charles and wife Camilla's car even coming under attack during a protest. Whenever large masses of people take to the streets to express a common goal, it provides an opportunity for social scientists to examine the specific psychological processes which must take place for people to engage in collective action. Much research has been done looking at the reasons people decide to engage in collective action and the factors that lead action to be normative or non-normative, but there is still so much more to learn. Why do some people take part in action and other don't? What makes those people get involved and what factors predict the type of action they use?
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Out of the 84 events at the meet, the Barracudas swam away with first place in 54 of them. Davis highlighted some of the swimmers who swam in their first swim meet on this day.
In the youngest age group 6 and under Mia Crompton, 5 years old, swam 25 yard back and placed third, Ember Lyman, 6 yrs old, placed second in the 25 free, Hadley Bower, 6 yrs old, placed second in the 25 back, Brock Johnson placed first in the 25 back and 25 breast.
In the next age group is the 7 and 8 year olds. Jerimiah Ison, 8 yrs old, placed fourth in the 25 breaststroke and seventh in the 25 free and 25 back, Rusty Seeley, 7, placed sixth in 25 free, 25 back and 25 breaststroke. Abby Bowman placed seventh in the 25 back and ninth in the 25 free. Hailey Cardon, 8, placed sixth in the 25 free, Payton Hopes, 8, placed eighth in the 25 free. Beverly Landcaster, 7, placed second in the 25 fly and fifth in the 25 free and back. Bryndee Maxfield, 7, placed fourth in the 25 free.
New swimmers for the 9-10 age group are Prescott Herzog, 9, placed second in the fly and seventh in the 25 back. Natale Van Dyke, 9, placed fifth in the free, eighth in the back and tenth in the breaststroke. For the 11-12 age group, Lydia Barr, 11, took ninth in the back and 14th in the free. Dallin Cardon, 11, placed seventh in the free and ninth in the breaststroke.
"I am so proud of these swimmers they had lots of fun and swam well. Its says a lot for the future of swimming in Carbon County to have our team doing so well and growing so fast our next meet will have even more swimmers in it. We swim against the San Rafael Stingrays next and we will have 64 swimmers participating in that one. It makes me so happy to see the growth of our team when I started coaching five years ago we had seven swimmers and now we have 95 on our team," said Davis.
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Pertussis is a common disease in the US, affecting approximately 25,000 people per year. Peaks in the number of reported cases occur every three to five years, with a severe outbreak (highest number of reported cases since 1995) occurring in 2010. The disease can be fatal, especially among infants under one year of age. The CPH Birthplace staff members are offering immunizations to new parents as part of an effort to control disease outbreaks and protect newborns.
Parents are eager to do whats best for their newborns, said Susan Smith, RN, director of the Birthplace. Our staff members routinely offer education to parents about how to keep their babies safe. Even parents whove had children before might need new information, as recommendations change with advances in medical knowledge. We educate parents on everything from car seats to the latest recommendations on placing infants in cribs for safe sleeping, she said. Protection against common diseases like pertussis is part of the entire continuum of care we provide for expectant mothers and new parents.
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Pertussis is a potentially fatal disease that is preventable, said Nancy Wood, RN, infection prevention specialist at CPH. The best way to protect against the spread of B. pertussis is vaccination, she said.
Parents and those who will be closest to the newborn should get the vaccine, known as Tdap, and should ensure their babies are vaccinated according to the schedule recommended by their primary caregiver, said Ms. Wood. Vaccination for those, such as grandparents or babysitters, who will be in close contact with newborn infants is also recommended at least two weeks before coming into contact with the baby, she said. This is known as cocooningsurrounding the baby with a cocoon of protection, she added.
For children younger than seven years of age, the vaccine is known as Dtap. Both Tdap and Dtap are effective against pertussis and also provide protection against diphtheria and tetanus. Adults need diphtheria and tetanus booster shots every 10 years to maintain their effectiveness against these two diseases, she said. Vaccination is safe and is an important way parents and guardians can protect precious new additions to families, added Ms. Wood.
New parents of the Birthplace and anticipated caregivers can get the vaccine here. Anticipated caregivers can also visit one of our primary care locations in Brasher Falls, Canton, Norfolk, or Potsdam at least two weeks prior to the expected birth date, she said. Expectant mothers can even send e-mail reminders that we provide directly to the babys relatives to notify them of this recommendation.For more information about the pertussis vaccine, prospective parents and their relatives may call the CPH Birthplace at 315-261-5965 or visit the Hospitals website at www.cphospital.org.
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This was a beautiful Christmas card, with the United States flag being displayed so honorably.We have received such sweet compliments on this Christmas card. One receiver stated, "of all the Christmas cards we have received, the one we sent was the most beautiful and meaningful."
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POTSDAM Out of the mouths of babes, ofttimes come gems. Clarkson University entrepreneurs start out early very early.
As part of Professor Marc S. Compeaus Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation, Clarkson freshmen have to devise and pitch business ideas. If those ideas are good enough, their development continues.
This year, the Clarkson Business School provided $2,000 microloans to nine budding student businesses.
We have an account that has been built up by generous donors, Mr. Compeau said. We then invite to campus in November alumni that have some investment background. Some of them are bankers, managers; they sit on a panel and each company has 20 minutes to pitch their concepts. These investors grill them.
Mr. Compeau said the school typically supports five to 10 student proposals.
The first step in brainstorming a business is identifying a problem people have, Mr. Compeau. The businesss concept then would address that need.
Students then study their idea to make sure it is unique and feasible.
Campus Cuts, which opened Feb. 1, provides on-campus hair styling for Clarkson students.
Many college students come on campus with little or no access to transportation and scant knowledge of local businesses, said Potsdam native Mallory S. Fisher, general manager.
One of the guys in our group had a problem because he didnt know where to go to get his haircuts, she said. Basically, we did some surveys and 86 percent of the campus said they would take advantage of the opportunity to get their hair done on campus.
The next step was to make a physical space for the salon and to find some business partners in the community.
Since November, we have been working to lay down flooring, bring in plumbing, getting up our whole structure, Ms. Fisher said. Within that time we also talked to some local stylists and we were kind of giving them a business model and pitching our ideas.
The salon is staffed by Potsdam-area stylists during their off hours, Ms. Fisher said.
It is kind of cool, because were having a new partnership with the local business community. Were working with local entrepreneurs in Potsdam, she said.
Ms. Fisher said after a trial period on the Clarkson campus, the group could grow its business, starting with nearby campuses in Canton and Potsdam.
It is going great. Weve been booked every night so far, she said. Just a year out from being seniors in high school, we had no idea wed be going this far. Seeing how a business is started and having hands-on experience with it, you learn all the steps.
Another student group is developing a spray-on product, christened Shaft Takk, to allow hockey players to better customize their grip.
Hockey players often use tape to help them hold onto the stick, but still have difficulty molding the tape into a comfortable grip, Paul G. Geiger said.
We would be a good idea to come up with an idea to come with a product that would let customize your grip, he said.
The students enlisted the help of chemical and biological engineering professor Don H. Rasmussen to find a product that would meet their needs.
He kind of set us on the path of what kind of substance we might want, Mr. Geiger said. We started researching that and found a product that we liked. If we want to alter it, he and one of his graduate students are going to help us construct a new product if need be.
The students now are contacting the manufacturer of a spray-on fabric adhesive that meets their needs to see if the product could be relabeled and marketed for athletes.
Mr. Compeau said the students product, though a performance enhancement, was permissible by hockey league rules.
I really forced these students to do some due diligence to understand that, he said. I did some myself to make sure it was allowed in the sport.
Shaft Takks inventors are all hockey players, Mr. Compeau said.
This is the first time weve had an all-athlete group that has done this, he said.
Shaft Takk also could be used for tennis rackets, baseball bats, golf clubs and other athletic equipment.
Other groups also received loans: Delphi Kultur, a clothing line for the California lifestyle; Students Against Breast Cancer, a nonprofit organization trying to create scholarships for students affected by breast cancer; Generation 94, a mobile clothing resale outfit; Know B4U Go, a mobile application allowing students to view cameras of campus dining centers on their mobile devices to check on crowds before deciding where to eat; Ferozen Yogurt, a frozen yogurt business proposal, and Campus Market Exchange, a website allowing students to post products for sale.
The nascent businesses will be incubated on Clarksons campus, perhaps bound for fortune.
Previously, the course spawned Innovative Delivery Systems, a startup that allows spectators at arena or stadium events to order concessions using a cellphone or other mobile device. Now, the student group is marketing its mobile application to facilities nationwide.
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CANTON The DNA connecting Jason D. Tassie, 30, 124 Main St., Massena, to the 2009 sexual assault of an 86-year-old woman will be used in the trial against him.
Jury selection for that trial begins Wednesday and the trial is scheduled to begin Thursday.
St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards filed his decision on what evidence would and wound not be used after 2 � weeks of pretrial evidence suppression hearings arguing that Mr. Tassies DNA had been obtained illegally by Massena police due to a mistake made by a Massena Town Court clerk convicting Mr. Tassie of a 2006 misdemeanor.
Judge Richards decided DNA samples taken from Mr. Tassie on Aug. 15 and Sept. 22 will be suppressed as they were connected to the incorrect information filed by the Massena court clerk; however a motion to suppress a third and fourth DNA sample was denied as reasonable cause to collect existed.
DNA has been the issue in this case and the most critical, Judge Richards said at the close of the suppression hearings, three weeks ago. Without it, we wouldnt have a case.
Multiple samples of DNA had been collected from Mr. Tassie after he became a suspect in a July 26, 2012 peeping tom case.
A check into his criminal history by Massena police in the FBIs Combined DNA Index System revealed a hit indicating that the defendant owed DNA sample as a result of that 2006 mistaken conviction.
It was the collection of that DNA that matched Mr. Tassie with the 2009 sexual assault case in which he was charged in September with felony counts of first-degree burglary and second-degree aggravated sexual assault.
St. Lawrence County District Attorney Nicole M. Duve said, after reviewing the judges decision to allow the latter collected DNA and other evidence including interviews between police and Mr. Tassie, the office will intend on using everything to their advantage.
And while the use of DNA in the upcoming trail would seemingly favor the DAs office, Mr. Tassies attorney, Mary E. Rain, said the defense still has victory in mind, citing DNA expert, lawyer Barry C. Scheck, who served on O.J. Simpsons defense team during his highly popularized murder trial of which he was acquitted.
Barry Scheck deals with DNA cases all of the time, Ms. Rain said. Just because there is DNA in a trial doesnt mean its 100 percent. The victory is there, you still have to connect the dots and that is extremely important.
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POTSDAM There still are more questions than answers after the SUNY Potsdam Greek Life Task Forces first few months of gathering established, ordering organizations to keep their training period for new members under three weeks, and to hold any pledging activities in a public campus location with prior notice given to the college.
The crackdown angered the groups, which see their secret pledging rituals as an essential part of their identity.
Officials have not decided whether the restrictions will remain in place next semester.
With regards to the new member education programs, nothing has been decided, Julie M. Dold, assistant director of student life, said via email. I will be meeting with Greek leadership over the next few weeks to evaluate the program from this semester and to make a proposal for what it should be for this coming semester.
It is the secrecy that defines these organizations that makes them so hard to regulate, according to Mr. Hersker. The task force will spend the next few months thinking of ways to increase communication between the Greek community and SUNY Potsdam.
Were beginning to see a Greek system that is not really well integrated with the college, he said.
The challenge, he said, is to find a way to emphasize the responsibilities of fraternities and sororities while respecting their rights as quasi-independent student organizations.
Several possible solutions have been proposed, inclu-ding encouraging alumni to serve as ambassadors between Greek groups and the college.
Task force members will visit other SUNY schools and meet with Potsdam residents over the summer. And, while answers may be months away, it seems Greek life will remain a fixture at SUNY Potsdam.
If the college cannot better integrate its fraternities and sororities, these groups may choose to disassociate themselves completely from the school, existing without official sanction, according to Mr. Hersker.
The idea of underground, unrecognized organizations is fairly terrifying, he said, describing a Wild West of party houses, outside the reach of college officials.
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"It makes no sense to calculate, it's all about racing fast." Marcel Hirscher usually scarcely comments statistics of the race in winter. Now that the season is over in which he was also able to also finish the last of his 23 races on the podium – his 21st podium result of the season – he was surprised, "They sound quite crazy, these facts." For example: Even Alberto Tomba in the heyday of his career was able only once to finish each and every slalom race of a season with a top-3 result. Or: 1,535 points in the overall World Cup ranking gained in only two disciplines. Marcel was able to top last year's outstanding performance: 180 points more. Or: Marcel won two gold and a silver medal at the WSC, in total he won seven races, was second eleven times and finished third in three races without dropping out. He commented on this, "In the end this is a result of the Redster development: We managed to solve the problem of straddling a gate with a boot innovation."
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COVENTRY - Today is the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President of John F. Kennedy. To mark that historic event, a Coventry man is traveling to Boston to have close to 800 envelopes with JFK stamps hand canceled.
Yesterday, James Brasseur said he planned to leave his home at 3 a.m. today to be at the Dorchester Street post office at opening time. He is going to that specific post office because it has the longest hours, 6 a.m. until midnight.
Brasseur started collecting Kennedy stamps three years ago after lower back pain made him disabled.
"My grandfather gave me a book that had a FDC," said Brasseur. "I was always curious to what it was and when I did, that peaked my interest."
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Summertime Dress (Women's)
In Stock Product Number: 28554
Are your pockets full of secrets? Or just a cell phone and credit card? Either way the women's Patagonia Summertime Dress is a simple, beautiful solution to summer festivities that call for something dressier than board shorts. Made of carefree lightweight hemp/organic cotton woven fabric, this dress has a sweetheart neckline with shirring detail and a supportive double-fabric bodice. With an empire waist, a knee-length hem, adjustable straps, a back zipper, and two front pockets - for secrets.
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- Summer-weight blend of organic cotton and hemp
- Strappy dress with pleat detail on front bodice
- Sweetheart neckline
- Doubled fabric on bodice; zipper at center back
- Adjustable straps
- Versatile pockets in side seams
- A-line hem falls at the knee
Gender: Women's
Weight: 189 g (6.7 oz)
Material: 4-oz 55% hemp/45% organic cotton
Season: S13
Vendor ProductId: 58931
Review ProductId: 24526


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WILSON Extra Thick Wristband
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Product Details
Keep your hands dry during your next game, practice or workout with these comfortable WILSON® wristbands. This super-absorbent pair features a thick and stretchy construction for superior wrist support and moisture management during any of your activities.
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- 90% cotton, 6% elastic, 4% nylon
- 1 pair of wristbands
- Highly absorbent
- Soft and stretchy construction
- Made in China
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it is what it is, a reasonably priced, not particularly well made, nor poorly made item
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