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Winnipeg Phoenix FC Job Opportunity
The Winnipeg Phoenix Football Club is currently seeking an individual to become the Club's next Technical Director. For the entire job posting, please click here. To visit their website, please click here.
2014 Cambrian Challenge Cup City Championships
Please click here for our 'Coaches Notes' for the upcoming Cambrian Challenge Cup City Championships. The 'Coaches Notes' are a quick reference of some of the most frequently asked questions during this time. The document is not meant to be exhaustive and only covers certain areas of the Rules and Regulations - all teams should ensure compliance with all WYSA Rules and Regulations, which can be view by clicking here.
Be a part of Winnipeg's First Ever Living Soccer Pitch!
You've heard of Winnipeg's national record setting Living Flag on Canada Day, right? Well now is your chance to be a part of Winnipeg's first ever Living Soccer Pitch. The FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ local organizing team needs hundreds of volunteers to join them at ManyFest in Memorial Park on Saturday, September 6th to form a Living Soccer Pitch for the celebrity soccer match that will be taking place in honour of the upcoming official ticket on sale on September 10th.
Want to know the best part? The first 200 volunteers to sign up and show up will receive their very own FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ t-shirts!
FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ Living Soccer Pitch at ManyFest
Location: Memorial Park (north side of the park between Memorial and Osborne)
Date: Saturday, September 6, 2014
Time: 11:45 am – 1:15 pm
Interested in being a part of this once in a lifetime event? Simply send an email to email@example.com with your name and phone number to sign up and get involved!
All Cambrian Challenge Cup Schedules
All Cambrian Challenge Cup (CCC), September playoff schedules, are now available online - click on the 'Standings & Schedules' link on the right side of this page! All formats are also explained on the division home page! There are a couple of divisions who's schedules cannot be posted until the final standings are determined. If this is the case, it will be noted on your League home page and you will not find a 'CCC' page until the final standings and schedule are completed.
Good luck to all of the teams participating and have fun this September! Don't forget to register for the upcoming indoor season with your local Community Centre or District Club!
Manitoba Official to be Inducted into the Soccer Hall of Fame
The Soccer Hall of Fame announced the 2014 list of inductees, who will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on November 9, 2014, of which Hector Vergara will be inducted into the Builder category.
For the full Soccer Hall of Fame announcement, please click here.
For the MSA's media release, please click here.
Fundraising Opportunity
The Univeristy of Winnipeg Wesmen Athletics are looking for teams and individuals to help out at their sporting events. Please click here for more details.
Manitoba Soccer Association Governance Reform
The Manitoba Soccer Association has recently distributed newly proposed By-Laws that address the MSA board structure, governance and membership. We encourage all WYSA members to review the proposed By-Law changes and join us for an information and consultation session on Wednesday, July 30th, 2014, 7-9 PM at the Subway Soccer South Complex. If you have any questions about the process, please contact Adam Dooley, WYSA President at email@example.com.
Please click here for the July 30 WYSA Meeting Notes.
Please click here for the MSA website explanation and proposed by-law documents.
2015 Golden Boy Survey
We want your feedback!
Below is a link to a survey about your experiences at the Golden Boy Tournament. Please take a moment to fill out the survey and let us know what you liked and what we can improve on for next year. At the end of the survey you will have the option to provide your contact information to be entered in a draw to win $50 off your team's registration at a WYSA tournament in 2015!
Thank you to everyone who participated!
VISA cardholders are being offered a pre-sale opportunity, between February 6-25, for individual tickets to the upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015! Ticket sales have been very strong for the Winnipeg matches, especially after it was revealed that the USA would be playing two matches here! We'd encourage you to take advantage of this pre-sale opportunity as we expect Winnipeg to be the first venue across Canada to sell out!
To purchase your tickets now, please click here!
The Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association has published its January 2015 Edition of the AFTER 90' REPORT - please click here to view it. You can subscribe to the mailing list on the right hand side of this page or once you've clicked the link above, there is a subscribe button in the top left corner!
Registration for the 2015 Golden Boy Tournament is now closed and all divisions have been determined. To view your division/pool and format, please click here.
UPDATE - The Golden Boy Tournament Schedule is now posted!! Please click here to locate your team's schedule!
Thank you to all of the teams who registered early, we are very appreciative of the overwhelming response and look forward to making this the best Golden Boy Tournament ever!
Frequently Asked Questions
Does WYSA offer summer camps or academy training?
At this time WYSA does not offer any summer camps as they are typically run through the District Clubs. Please contact your District Club for information about summer camps and academies.
At this time, there are no match cancellations. The match official will determined whether the field or conditions are unplayable at the field.
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The first day of the new school year in the Carbon District began Wednesday as buses and parents dropped off their students at the doors.
This year there were a few more students than in 2010.
Foster Lott of the district's Student Services and SIS department said that preliminary first-day enrollment was 3,522. That is an increase of 60 students over last year's first day.
Creekview Elementary is apparently the largest single gainer, with an increase of about 20 kids.
Other schools held more or less constant.
The first day was really a half day, with schools letting out at 11:15 a.m., a good way to break into the world of work again after summer vacation.

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BRASHER FALLS - Now that the Enbridge St. Lawrence Gas expansion is moving along, company officials met this week with local residents who would be hooked up to the natural gas pipeline as it makes its way from Norfolk to North Lawrence before branching out into Franklin County.
It was a long time coming, dating back to the 1960s, according to Assistant General Manager James P. Ward.
Weve been at this project actually a lot longer than many of you think, Mr. Ward told residents who filled half of the St. Lawrence Central auditorium to hear about the new service. Were finally here.
Its come at a project cost of $41 million over five years, he said.
Its big for us. Its big for the community. The big part of the benefit it does not go to us, it goes to the community through savings customers will receive by converting to natural gas, he said.
The bores have been our biggest issue. Weve run into extreme rock. It slowed us down, but theres light at the end, he noted.
Mr. Ward said they currently have about 15,700 customers and, with the expansion, they hope to add another 4,000 customers.
As part of the project, contractors are laying down 34 miles of 8-inch steel gas main, 1.1 miles of 6-inch steel gas main and 12.5 miles of 4-inch steel gas main. Nine distribution systems will service approximately 4,000 customers, which Mr. Ward said includes four correctional facilities and two dairy-related industries.
He explained how the gas would make its way from western Canada, where its purchased, to homes along the new gas route in St. Lawrence County. Its carried through a high-pressure transmission line - a steel pipe - to a pressure reducing station. From there, the gas is sent via a half-inch-sized plastic pipe to homes.
Thats what youll have in your yard coming into your house, Mr. Ward said. This is pretty good stuff, but its also something you dont want to dig into with a shovel. At this point, he said, the companys 8-inch transmission line from Norfolk to North Lawrence has been complete, as has testing. They are now preparing to energize the pipes, which will be done the week of Nov. 10, allowing them to bring service to North Country Dairy in North Lawrence, he said.
Service for customers in Brasher, Winthrop and near North Country Dairy in North Lawrence will likely start seeing their service the week of Nov. 17, according to Mr. Ward.
We hope to turn on the rest of the pipeline from North Lawrence to Chateaugay in December, he said.
Customer Service Advisor Philip A. St. Amand told residents that they would need to apply to have gas service at their homes.
All requests for installation have to be in writing on company forms, which were available in their Massena or Malone offices, he said.
The installation process would require a visit to the persons home.
A visit to the premises is required to determine the meter location and note the location of the sewer or septic system, Mr. St. Amand said.
They wanted to avoid any contact with the sewer system on the property, he said, and that could involve a follow-up sewer inspection.
We may arrange to have a plumbing contractor contact you to probe the sewer pipe and determine the direction of the sewer pipe. We have to locate that sewer. They may also inspect neighboring properties. There is no cost for the inspection, he said.
A construction crew will run the gas line to the home at a spot located by St. Lawrence Gas officials, according to Mr. St. Amand, who said all the work would be done outside, so there was no requirement for the resident to be home.
The crew will leave a hanger on the door noting that the work had been done.
You can now contact a contractor to hook up your equipment, Mr. St. Amand said.
After the equipment has been installed, residents will need to call St. Lawrence Gas to have a service representative come out to set their meter and check the appliances to ensure theyre properly vented.
Its a safety inspection, he said.
One of the key things is, you have questions, call us. We want to get in when we set the meter to make sure everything is safe, Mr. Ward said.
Tom Carroll, damage prevention supervisor, stressed the importance of safety, telling the residents to dial 811 before they did any digging on their property.
It is the law. Its a simple message, but its a very critical message when theres underground facilities in your neighborhood, he said. Eighty percent of all damages would not happen if everyone followed the digsafe guidelines.
After receiving the call, St. Lawrence Gas representatives will visit the property and mark any of the companys underground facilities in the area, paving the way for the person to begin digging without hitting any of the lines, he said.
This isnt new for us, Mr. Ward said, but its new for you. So thats why we wanted to go into the detail.
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Beautiful photos. What an amazing trip that must have been! How I wish I could afford to do something like that, but I'm unemployed with no hopes of a job and so the only "travel" I can do is via articles like this. Thank you for sharing and helping to relieve my empty existence a little bit.
Thank you for your beautiful photo essay...where did you start to get here? Any tips on logistics would be awesome...
Hey Scott the logistics are fairly effortless. One can take an organised tour from the Peruvian city of Arequipa, however it's more fun and a little cheaper to do it solo. You take a local bus from Arequipa to a town around 40mins away from there the journey is interesting as you take a second bus for maybe around 2hours, but it's a fight to get a seat on the bus (no seats left, no problem sit on the floor! on and plays a hilarious and interesting ride. When the 2 hour bus ride is over you spend the night in a small village type place at the top of the Canyon. The following day you fill up with supplies and head down.At the bottom of the canyon accommodation is readily available for maybe no more than 4/5USD per night. In addition, the hostel down there put on dinner for around another 5USD.If you decide to take the solo route then while you're at the bottom of the canyon 'grease up' a tour leader as he pull the shoots for a minibus ride back to Arequipa via a natural thermal spring and restaurant. The tour leader will charge probably a dollar or so more than going solo. And plus you'll get to meet people on the bus etcAny question just ask.Kind regardsKevin @Kevinhanks1
Pack seems to be interesting. As well as the shelter, you shoes, water bottle etc. Any chance at a kit list and names of the companies that make them?
Anna - thank you for posting the link to our first article, which shows our initial gear list. Tom - Our follow-up article in the Global Test Series was just published.The final kit list is included, in addition to notes on performance, more photos and a map of highlights from Central and South America. The Global Test Part II: Evaluating System Efficiency for a Round-the-World Journey
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Antique Transport Museum - Campo, Calif.
This is worth the trip if you're ever motoring out in the east county of San Diego. Usually only the caretaker is around. He'll let you in the gate to roam around. Leave them a few bucks to keep the lights on. It's quiet out out there - nothing going on except a light breeze rattling some the corregated siding and a yard full of industrial memories. The trucks are as they were the last day on the job - a beer opener was still hanging on a hook behind the operator, in the cab of some solid rubber ACE relic with a derrick-crane bed. Most of this equipment was left over from when the first paved road (old U.S. 80) was created back in the days of steel wheels. All decomposed granite out there. Just about dust-free.
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Green Beans with Miso and Almonds
- 2 1/2 pounds fresh green beans
- Kosher salt
- 1/4 cup white miso (fermented soybean paste)
- 3 tablespoons thinly sliced scallions, dark-green parts only, divided
- 3 tablespoons unseasoned rice vinegar
- 2 tablespoons Japanese prepared hot mustard (not wasabi), or 1 tablespoon English mustard powder mixed with 1 tablespoon water
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1/4 cup sliced almonds, toasted
- Ingredient info: Also known as shiro miso, white miso can be found in the refrigerated Asian foods section of better supermarkets and at natural foods stores and Japanese markets. Japanese hot mustard is sold in a small tube or tin; unlike wasabi, it is made with mustard seeds and processed with other seasonings. Look for English mustard powder, a hot mustard, at better supermarkets and at specialty foods stores.
Working in 3 batches, cook green beans in a large pot of boiling salted water until crisp-tender. Transfer to a large bowl of ice water to cool. Drain well. Trim beans; cut in half on a sharp diagonal. DO AHEAD: Can be made 8 hours ahead. Arrange cooked beans in batches in paper towels, roll into cylinders, and transfer to plastic bags; seal and chill.
Whisk miso, 2 tablespoons scallions, vinegar, mustard, oil, and sugar in a small bowl. Season dressing to taste with salt. Place green beans in a large bowl. Pour dressing over; toss to coat. Garnish with almonds and remaining 1 tablespoon scallions. Serve warm or at room temperature.
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LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., October 28, 2011 – For the eleventh consecutive year, Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging, today announced its parent company, Canon Inc., has been ranked among the top 50 of the 100 Best Global Brands for 2011 by Interbrand, the leading brand consultancy. The Company, which placed 33 for the third year running and enjoyed a two-percent increase in brand value from 2010, is ranked as one of the top electronics manufacturers and the number three overall Japanese company on the list.
"This prestigious distinction reaffirms Canon's position as an innovative industry leader, dedicated to meeting the diverse needs of our customers throughout the world," said Bunji Yano, senior director and general manager, Corporate Communications, Canon U.S.A. "The Canon brand is recognized for its rich 70+ year heritage of delivering rich technology while continuing to strive to be an environmentally conscious organization."
According to Interbrand, "Canon continues its leadership position in the consumer digital camera market with a stable of innovative products and a loyal customer base. In a fiercely contested category, the brand is setting itself apart from the pack through its devotion to corporate citizenship." The consultancy also recognized Canon for its environmental sustainability initiatives and product recycling programs, as guided by the Company's corporate philosophy of Kyosei.
Interbrand's ranking method looks at the ongoing investment and management of a brand as a business asset, meaning its method takes into account the many ways in which a brand touches and benefits its organization. The three key aspects that contribute to the brand assessment are: the financial performance of the branded products or services; the role of the brand in a consumers' purchasing decision process; and the strength of the brand.
Canon U.S.A., Inc., is a leading provider of consumer, business-to-business, and industrial digital imaging solutions. With more than $45 billion in global revenue, its parent company, Canon Inc. (NYSE:CAJ), ranks fourth overall in patent holdings in the U.S. in 2010†, and is one of Fortune Magazine's World's Most Admired Companies in 2011. Canon U.S.A. is committed to the highest levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty, providing 100 percent U.S.-based consumer service and support for all of the products it distributes. Canon U.S.A. is dedicated to its Kyosei philosophy of social and environmental responsibility. To keep apprised of the latest news from Canon U.S.A., sign up for the Company's RSS news feed by visiting www.usa.canon.com/rss.
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Officials say Ryan Michael Carr is wanted for criminal contempt and aggravated harassment stemming from four domestic incidents in North Tonawanda.
They say violence towards the victim and witnesses has been escalating.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- A total of 89 million Americans shopped online and in stores on Black Friday, up from 86 million in 2011, the National Retail Federation said Sunday in a news release. The NRF survey conducted by BIGinsight found a record 247 million shoppers visited stores and websites during Black Friday weekend, up from 226 million last year, with the average holiday shopper spending $423 this weekend, up from $398 last year. More than 35 million Americans visited retail stores and websites Thursday, up from 29 million last year, the trade group said. Big box stores including Wal-Mart Stores Inc. WMT, +0.36% and Target Corp. TGT, +0.42% were open on Thanksgiving night, attracting "some of the spending that's usually meant for Friday," according to ShopperTrack, which tracks retail foot traffic.
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An ex-convict from Adams Center whose allegations of sexual harassment brought against Jefferson County Undersheriff Andrew R. Neff prompted his suspension faces up to three years in state prison after admitting Friday in County Court that she tried to forge a receipt to illegally obtain a refund and also possessed a stolen credit card.
Michele R. Bowens, 42, of 17987 County Route 76, pleaded guilty to second-degree attempted forgery and fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, both felonies, as a result of two incidents.
She admitted that on April 17, with another woman, she tried to falsely file complaints at a McDonalds restaurant to obtain refunds to which she was not entitled. A grand jury indictment handed up Oct. 3 alleged that twice on April 17 she completed a refund at an unidentified McDonalds by signing fictitious names to receipts to obtain refunds of $28.06 and $28.27. It further was alleged that she did the same thing the following day to obtain $31.93 unlawfully.
Ms. Bowens also admitted Friday that on Nov. 7 she possessed a credit card that had been stolen from John S. Dunk, Route 3, Henderson. She is expected to be sentenced on both charges March 11 to concurrent 1�- to three-year terms in prison. Ms. Bowens is already a convicted felon, having been sentenced in December 2007 in County Court to 1� to three years in prison for fourth-degree grand larceny for her participation in a shoplifting ring that targeted Walmart. She was released from prison in September 2008.
She maintains that after her release from prison, she worked as an informant for the Metro-Jeff Drug Task Force, of which Mr. Neff was a member. She claims that she became involved in a relationship with Mr. Neff, despite Sheriffs Department policy forbidding its members to consort with known criminals.
The relationship ended, but Ms. Bowens claims that after the latest indictment against her became public in October, Mr. Neff contacted her and offered to intervene on her behalf with the district attorneys office in exchange for sexual favors. She also alleges that Mr. Neff sent her unwanted photos of a mans penis using his county-issued phone. Ms. Bowens has filed a notice of claim, a necessary precursor to any lawsuit against a municipality, with the county, but no suit has been filed.
State police are investigating Mr. Neffs alleged conduct as he remains suspended with pay since Oct. 25. Sheriff John P. Burns said this month that Mr. Neff is weighing retirement, although that would not affect the criminal investigation.
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ORLEANS–To say it has been an interesting couple of days for the 11-3 Lake Region girls soccer team would be an understatement.
As was reported on our website this past Friday, head coach Brad Urie was suspended from coaching his team for the remainder of the 2012 season.
Filling in for him since Thursday's practice was athletic director Eric Degre, who along with boy's varsity coach Tom Evans, were calling the shots on a gorgeous Saturday morning for the Lady Rangers regular season finale.
However, all of that aside, there still was some soccer to be played, and after Lake Region honored the members of the class of 2013 (Mikayla Royer, Drew Neal, Caitlyn Bernier, Sarah Burnham, Ashley Locke and Hannah Leroux) the Lady Rangers went out and disposed of Hazen (3-10-1) 4-0.
"We had a chat after practice and we decided that we were going to play for each other, no matter what was going on," said Locke. "We came together as a team, thought about how far we had come this season and to let it all go, it wasn't worth it."
It could be understood why LR came out feeling a bit sluggish, what with all the happenings surrounding them, but after they shook the events of recent days, they got down to work and started to play some soccer.
As the temperatures climbed into the high 60's so to did the girl's play that morning.
In the first thirty minutes, the team had several point blank shots on Hazen's Renae Hall, including a penalty kick, but couldn't beat the rugged keeper.
In the final ten minutes they just wore her out.
Corrina Cota and Tori Adams hooked up for the game's first tally.
Cota dished a nice pass to Adams who had the easy touch for the goal with 8:22 remaining in the first.
Two minutes later Tyrah Urie's corner kick was tipped in by Neal to make it 2-0.
Megan Menard fed Urie a minute later and Tyrah made it 3-0, getting some revenge for her earlier missed break-away.
With a three goal lead at the half, the team was looking a lot looser and much happier then they did to start the game.
Their was laughter ringing in the air, a light-hearted kind that said "maybe things are going to be OK."
It was okay on the scoreboard, but in the early part of the second things looked a little scary for the Lady Rangers.
Haley Kennedy left the game with a knee injury and a little later, keeper Jordyn Cowles got kicked, then squashed when a Wildcat used her as a seat.
Sydney Whipple came in to replace her and held down the fort admirably.
Urie went "vintage Tyrah" to tally her second score nine minutes into the half.
Using her speed, she split two defenders, went in and buried it lower-left.
Throughout the remainder of the half, Evans utilized the strong Lake Region bench, resting some players, while getting some who have not had a lot of playing time this year into the match.
Said Locke of the second half effort by the group as a whole, "We played very solid team defense. We talked about controlling the middle and keeping the ball on the ground and distributing it.
"Overall we came together as a team and it was nice to see."
A scary moment for Hazen came with just 2:25 left to play.
As Hall went to make a save, a knee found the side of her head and the goalie lay in a heap in front of the Hazen net.
She would eventually be helped off of the field, and after the game, while sitting in the golf cart, said she should be alright.
That would be all there is to tell as far as the game goes, with the clock ticking down to 00:00 without any further incident.
Cowles and Whipple combined for the two-save shut-out, the eighth of the year for the team, giving them one more than Stephanie Merchant had when she posted seven in a season a few years back.
While Evans pretty much dictated what was to happen on the field, he passed on commenting and it was Degre who spoke after the game.
"I am really happy how the girls came out and played very well and strong to finish the regular season. Now we are looking towards the play-offs."
Lake Region, finishing in 4th place in Division II, will host their opening round opponent, which looks to be number twelve Otter Valley.
The two schools did not meet this year during the regular season.
If they advance, another home match will await them.
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Stephen E. Ambroseand#8217;s iconic story of the ordinary men who became the World War IIand#8217;s most extraordinary soldiers: Easy Company, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, US Army.andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;They came together, citizen soldiers, in the summer of 1942, drawn to Airborne by the $50 monthly bonus and a desire to be better than the other guy. And at its peakand#8212;in Holland and the Ardennesand#8212;Easy Company was as good a rifle company as any in the world.andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;From the rigorous training in Georgia in 1942 to the disbanding in 1945, Stephen E. Ambrose tells the story of this remarkable company. In combat, the reward for a job well done is the next tough assignment, and as they advanced through Europe, the men of Easy kept getting the tough assignments.andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;They parachuted into France early D-Day morning and knocked out a battery of four 105 mm cannon looking down Utah Beach; they parachuted into Holland during the Arnhem campaign; they were the Battered Bastards of the Bastion of Bastogne, brought in to hold the line, although surrounded, in the Battle of the Bulge; and then they spearheaded the counteroffensive. Finally, they captured Hitler's Bavarian outpost, his Eagle's Nest at Berchtesgaden.andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;They were rough-and-ready guys, battered by the Depression, mistrustful and suspicious. They drank too much French wine, looted too many German cameras and watches, and fought too often with other GIs. But in training and combat they learned selflessness and found the closest brotherhood they ever knew. They discovered that in war, men who loved life would give their lives for them. andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;This is the story of the men who fought, of the martinet they hated who trained them well, and of the captain they loved who led them. E Company was a company of men who went hungry, froze, and died for each other, a company that took 150 percent casualties, a company where the Purple Heart was not a medaland#8212;it was a badge of office.
As gripping as any novel, this book by World War II historian Ambrose tells the horrifying, hallucinatory saga of Easy Company, whose 147 members he calls the nonpareil combat paratroopers on earth circa 1941-45. Stephen Speilberg has produced the upcoming TV mini-series in the fall.
As good a rifle company as any in the world, Easy Company, 506th Airborne Division, U.S. Army, kept getting the tough assignments — responsible for everything from parachuting into France early D-Day morning to the capture of Hitler's Eagle's Nest at Berchtesgaden. In andlt;Iandgt;Band of Brothers,andlt;/Iandgt; Ambrose tells of the men in this brave unit who fought, went hungry, froze, and died, a company that took 150 percent casualties and considered the Purple Heart a badge of office. Drawing on hours of interviews with survivors as well as the soldiers' journals and letters, Stephen Ambrose recounts the stories, often in the men's own words, of these American heroes.
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Dr. Stephen Ambrose was a renowned historian and acclaimed author of more than 30 books. Among his New York Times best-sellers are: Nothing Like It in the World, Citizen Soldiers, Band of Brothers, D-Day - June 6, 1944, and Undaunted Courage.
He was not only a great author, but also a captivating speaker, with the unique ability to provide insight into the future by employing his profound knowledge of the past. His stories demonstrate how leaders use trust, friendship and shared experiences to work together and thrive during conflict and change. His philosophy about keeping an audience engaged is put best in his own words:
As I sit at my computer, or stand at the podium, I think of myself as sitting around the campfire after a day on the trail, telling stories that I hope will have the members of the audience, or the readers, leaning forward just a bit, wanting to know what happens next.
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CHAPTER ONE "We Wanted Those Wings"; Camp Toccoa, July-December 1942andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER TWO "Stand Up and Hook Up"; Benning, Mackall, Bragg, Shanks, December 1942-September 1943andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER THREE "Duties of the Latrine Orderly"; Aldbourne, September 1943-March 1944andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER FOUR "Look Out Hitler! Here We Come!"; Slapton Sands, Uppottery, April 1-June 5, 1944andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER FIVE "Follow Me"; Normandy, June 6, 1944andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER SIX "Move Out!"; Carentan, June 7-July 12 1944andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER SEVEN Healing Wounds and Scrubbed Missions; Aldbourne, July 13-September 16, 1944andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER EIGHT "Hell's Highway"; Holland, September 17-October 1, 1944andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER NINE The Island; Holland, October 2-November 25, 1944andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER TEN Resting, Recovering, and Refitting; Mourmelon-le-Grand, November 26-December 18, 1944andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER ELEVEN "They Got Us Surrounded — the Poor Bastards"; Bastogne, December 19-31, 1944andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER TWELVE The Breaking Point; Bastogne, January 1-13, 1945andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER THIRTEEN Attack; Noville, January 14-17, 1945andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER FOURTEEN The Patrol; Haguenau, January 18-February 23, 1945andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER FIFTEEN "The Best Feeling in the World"; Mourmelon, February 25-April 2, 1945andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER SIXTEEN Getting to Know the Enemy; Germany, April 2-30, 1945andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Drinking Hitler's Champagne; Berchtesgaden, May 1-8, 1945andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER EIGHTEEN The Soldier's Dream Life; Austria, May 8-July 31, 1945andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;CHAPTER NINETEEN Postwar Careers; 1945-1991andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND SOURCESandlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;INDEXandlt;BRandgt;
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This is a fantastic headlamp in brightness, longevity and features. However I would make some small changes to it's design and operation. I'm a photographer, biker and skier and mountaineer living in Alaska. First, the good 1. Amazingly Bright with good light fall off on 4x led 2. Decent color temperature for 4x led 3. Uses 4 AA instead of 3AAA (easier to come by, far longer lasting, aa/aaa rechargeable packs only charge even numbers {have fun swapping out that third battery}) 4. Red led for night photography and dark sky enjoyment. 5. Single power 2 Led mode has fairly wide field of view, pretty nice light pattern. 6. Strobe, single power white and red modes only. What I'd change/add (as I didn't see a page for R&D feedback) 1. As in the arctic version, make all the battery packs detachable, with optional cord extensions. 2. Put Red led on back of battery pack for marker, strobe and traffic, fully adjustable, separate button. 3. Always start lamp in last mode and brightness used, fading up from zero, soft start. Going to full bright at 200 lumens is jarring and annoying to users, but mostly others. Plus it saves switching modes on every restart just to get back to where you had set it last time. 4. Reflective lettering on headband and all of battery back. 5. Strobe in 4x led mode 6. Multiple strobe patterns. fast, slow, fading, attention, sos. 7. Hard cut on 4x led beam pattern like car headlights. 8. Make Single power 2 led beam pattern wider. Perhaps add 2 additional white LEDs for wide 9. 3 white led (4x + 2wide 1x)mode for better peripheral vision 10. Battery cover/case latch mechanism is too weak a material for size. Demo unit at store was broken at that location. Observe and be careful, push cover in fully before attempting to latch closed. 11. Larger, more pronounced switch with stronger actuation click for gloved use. 12. Additional switch. Almost too many functions to assign to one switch, if these suggestions are implemented. 13. Select 5500kelvin leds only for 4x LED, or have model that does for photographers. Also consider 3200k or Foglight yellow as additional versions. 14. 3200k/2600k for single power leds for more comfortable camp lighting. Kelvin is color temperature, 5500k sunlight 2600k candlelight. 15 Wider lighting for red leds at an even lower angle, Most red use is close up. Strip led? 16. Allow headlamp to rotate 90degrees up, to light ceiling, igloo or tent and a few more degrees downwards as well. 17 Lower angle of 1x led's relative to 4x led, close up vs distance use. 18 Just have to say it again, PLEASE start light by fading in (soft start) from low on last mode used. Starting from lowest power will save users battery life since they will intentionally have to select more power, as opposed to choosing to save power by starting at full and then decreasing power. That is a fairly long list of changes/wants, but this is still the BEST headlamp I've ever owned. There are brighter, but not at (or near) this price or with this feature set. So go buy it, you won't be sorry.
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I bought this light a few months ago. Everything was great until today. I put new batteries in it and the area on the battery case that has two slots to lock the top on broke. I treated this light like I treat my Zeiss camera lens. I didn't abuse it. The case has a design flaw. It's very plain to see. The area where the latch goes into the slot is too thin. There is nothing wrong with the way the light functions. Its the thin amount of plastic that is holding the battery top on. It's not strong enough to hold the pressure. I use my light daily. I always buy high quality equipment. I looked at how other headlamps were made and none of quality were made with this design. There is too little material to hold the lid on. If the case was made thicker at the top it would be much better. I would re-design the way the case opens & closes. Using a bolt with threads on it would work. The springs inside the case are putting pressure on the top. As you close the top the springs make it difficult to push the top down. As you turn the latch to close it you are pushing against the thin tooth pick like structure that holds the lid on. I'm not the only person that has discovered this flaw in the design. I majored in design and it's very plain to see the problem. Just make the top of the case taller or out of a material that can take the latch pushing up against the slot it is trying to go in with the pressure of the springs inside pushing up on the lid. The light itself is a wonderful light. I truly love the design and the functions of this light. If only the case was made stronger and of a material that wouldn't fall apart so easily. The case will have to be redesigned. I can't imagine having a light with a case that has a thin structure holding it together as this one has. Someone made a critical error when they let this go to manufacturing.
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Over the years I've had 4 of these, for everything from working trail crews in the Pacific NW, to kayaking through the night. This is one of the most important and "essential" pieces of equipment you need. Great company also…stands behind their gear. This is the best light I've used over my 30 yrs of having fun (mostly) in the dark. Can't go wrong.
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While the high setting put out some good lumens, I prefer the old version. The low setting on the new Icon is next to worthless where the old version was just right for working at night. Now we will most likely need to use the high beam and drain our batteries...as well as blind everyone around us. The incandescent high beam on the old version was brighter in a wider range of lighting conditions than the new model. These lamps are used by a 20 person Federal Hotshot crew, so rest assured we have put them through their paces. We will see how the new versions fare this year, but I have already received comments about the new one being inferior in lightning capacity. The old version was very durable, and from an appearance standpoint, the new version should be as well. Finally the new lamps require 4 batteries. Considering the lightning output is reduced, and all LED, I cannot imagine why. Not a big deal, but increased amperage would imply increased illumination. It does slightly increase the amount of weight on your head for hours at a time.
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Great value, the batteries in the back help keep the front unit small if you can mount a camera. Also helps to counterweight camera. Plenty of options with dimming and red light. Can take some rough treatment and handles rain well.
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I work at night, so a strong dependable headlamp in essential. I use all the different light modes, regularly. The ICON has served me well. The price is great, other brands at the same cost don't compare. This is my 4th one over the years. I enjoy using it every night.
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Use this mainly for hunting and kayak fishing, & camping. Have an older one as well and got this one to be able to use it in wet conditions. Plenty of light to pitch my tent or launch my kayak in the dark and plenty to spare.
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great headlamp just wish it would have come with recargable, and spot a little brighter than 200 lumens.
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I am a professional body modification practitioner. I bought this headlamp to be able to see clearly during procedures. The ability to adjust how much light it puts out is perfect dependent on area I'm working and for the comfort of my client, not being blinded while still allowing me to see what I need to see to work. Works phenomenally for my purpose, I went with the best reviewed product I could find and a great decision.
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Took my new ICON for a night walk. + easy to install, to adjust. It does give you plenty of light to see and to be seen. Comfortable over a Turtlefur. Delta:it takes some practice to move between the different settings. Maybe having a knob to control all settings would be easier?
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Brown, brook and tiger trout are coming into spawning mode. Although tiger trout are a sterile hybrid of brown and brook trout, males develop brilliant color. As winter approaches, trout feed voraciously in preparation for a long fast, making them easier to hook. Take advantage of the beauty of fall and enjoy some fast fishing action as well.
Duck Fork Reservoir. Aquatics Biologist Justin Hart and his party fished Duck Fork Reservoir this past week. They trolled from float tubes in 6-13 feet of water, and had good success using number three sinking line, tipped with olive beadhead leeches or wooly buggers. They cast and quick-stripped their lines for best success. Creeled trout ranged from 11-18 inches. Another angler, trolling from a boat, reported good success with Tasmanian Devils.
Fairview Lakes. Todd Munford reported very low water levels.
"If you don't mind getting muddy, shore fishing is awesome for 14-16 inch fat bows," he stated.
Todd recommends casting into channels with a nightcrawler and marshmallow/PowerBait behind a full bubble.
Ferron Reservoir. Conservation Officer Mike Milburn reported very good fishing on Saturday with nightcrawlers or salmon eggs near the dam. One party limited out with 12-13 inch rainbows in less than two hours. Kick boaters did well with leech or wooly bugger patterns.
Gigliotti Pond. Recently restocked, good fishing is expected for the rest of the month.
Green River. Anglers can find good fishing for 10-12 inch channel catfish right below large riffles on the edges of eddy pools. Good bait choices are worms, chicken livers, commercially prepared catfish baits. Use number six or eight hooks with a sinker to keep the bait near the bottom.
Huntington State Park.Try gold Kastmasters for brown trout and plastic worms for largemouth bass.
Mammoth Reservoir. No report. More than a week ago, worms or minnows fished along the bottom were effective. A gold Kastmaster proved to be a good spinner as well. Tiger trout range from 13-18 inches. This water is closed to the possession of cutthroat trout.
Lake Powell. Lake level has stabilized at 3601 and surface temperature has been holding at 70 degrees. Game fish have taken this opportunity to move freely throughout the length and breadth of the lake. The fall weather is ideal for comfortable fishing conditions.
Striped bass are on the move in search of food. Schools that have been holding in the deep main channel have now fragmented as smaller groups of stripers are probing the weeds and brush, searching for sunfish in the southern reservoir. Stripers return to the depths to rest after each foraging journey. With wide ranging movements anglers can now find fish all the way from the depths to the shallows. Once located hungry stripers are still very easy to catch. The best strategy in the southern lake is to troll while intently watching the graph. When a striper is caught or located on the graph use your favorite technique to catch them. Chum and use bait, or drop spoons on the school or continue to troll. All of these will work with effectiveness dependent upon the mood of the school. The easiest school to find hangs out around Lone Rock in Wahweap Bay.
Shad numbers increase with distance traveled uplake. Shad presence changes feeding behavior. Striper schools are larger and more cohesive when feeding on shad. The same search strategy applies with the emphasis on graphing more than trolling. Begin the search in locations that have previously held striper schools. Areas like Lake Canyon, Bullfrog Bay, and Moki Canyon still hold large striper schools. It is just a matter of finding fish. Locating a school usually means that a large harvest is in store. With shad present there is always the chance of a little surface disturbance to give away striper location. When a school is found the best technique is vertically jigging slab spoons and then speed reeling spoons back to the surface. Use this strategy all the way to Hite.
Bass are feeding with a vengeance as they prepare for winter. Plastic tube jigs, spinner baits, and trolling crankbaits will results in a big catch of both large and smallmouth bass. They are feeding together and are willing to chase down baits. Target weeds in the southern lake and shad schools in the northern lake to locate bass. Topwater is a good choice in twilight conditions regardless of lake location. Bass are looking up for food in the fall. They will come up to bump a surface plug every morning and evening.
Perhaps forgotten in all the harvest this year is the lowly sunfish. Fall is a great time to use a small hook and piece of live worm to catch a large stringer of these tasty panfish. Sunfish will be near cover. They don't move far just deeper into cover. Find a school, wait for them to settle down and then put on a bobber for a fun change of pace.
As an added bonus schools of crappie are often found in the northern lake and upper San Juan.
Miller Flat Reservoir. Try a slip sinker and 2-3 feet of leader tipped with PowerBait on a number eight hook.
Scofield Reservoir. A week ago, one angler had good luck, trolling a silver Rapala under four colors of leaded line. Spincasters should throw dead shiners, shiner-imitating crankbaits or streamers into water disturbances near shore. Aquatics Manager Paul Birdsey reported that the catch was slow last Saturday. He noticed a lot of algae in the water, which should die back in the next week or so. Tom Ogden has had good luck with a number eight beadhead Canada blood leech with rib or with a number eight beadhead wooly bugger.
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May 1 - Harrisburg, PA
Commencement is a time for our students to celebrate all that they have accomplished during their educational career at Central Penn College. Alumni, students, friends, family members, faculty and staff gather together at The Forum in Harrisburg, Pa. to celebrate accomplishments and look toward the bright future. In 2015, Central Penn will celebrate their graduates on May 1, beginning at 8 p.m.
Central Penn College will be utilizing an e-Ticket system to distribute Commencement tickets. Each student participating in Commencement will receive a special link that they can use to download up to six (6) tickets for their guests. Students will be able to instantly download and print tickets for distribution to their invited guests before the Commencement ceremony. Each ticket contains a unique barcode that will allow one guest entry to Commencement. Duplicate tickets will not be accepted, and the guest holding a duplicate ticket will not be admitted.
Central Penn is proud to announce their first ever Commencement Fair, to be held on April 9, 2015. At the Commencement Fair, students will have the opportunity to pick up their caps and gowns and enjoy some snacks and refreshments. Additional information about the Commencement Fair will be shared as the date draws closer.
The commencement ceremony is symbolic and ceremonial – your participation should not be confused with your actual graduation from Central Penn College. Students do not officially graduate until all degree requirements have been met as defined in the catalog.
Use the handy checklists below to help you prepare for Commencement 2015!
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|To be eligible to participate in Commencement, complete all coursework by the end of the spring term 2015. Students completing internship in summer term 2015 are eligible to participate in the ceremony.
|Fill out the Application for Commencement form on the "Student" tab of My.CentralPenn no later than March 1, 2015.
|Check your email for your special link to request and download your Commencement e-Tickets
|Pick up your cap and gown at the Commencement Fair on April 9.
|If interested, order your class ring or graduation announcements from Jostens.
|On May 1, arrive at The Forum by 7 p.m., at the latest.
|Upon checking in, receive your tassel, name card and program.
|Process into The Forum at 8 p.m.
|Walk across the stage and enter the next phase of your life.
|Receive your diploma in the mail four to six weeks following the completion of your degree requirements.
|Come back and visit campus for Fall Harvest!
Commencement Location
The Forum - Harrisburg
5th and Walnut Streets
Harrisburg, PA
For door to door directions, please click here. If you plan to use one of the parking garages, please make note of the parking garage hours.
Doors will open at 7 p.m. Due to fire regulations, all attendees, including children, must have their own ticket. Each student participating in Commencement will receive an email alowing them to download and print e-Tickets for Commencement. These tickets must be distributed to guests before the guests arrive at The Forum. Each ticket contains a unique barcode that will allow one guest entry to Commencement. Duplicate tickets will not be accepted, and the guest holding a duplicate ticket will not be admitted.
Commencement 2016
May 6, 2016
We invite you to celebrate with Central Penn College's Class of 2016 on May 6 at The Forum in Harrisburg, PA.
Commencement 2015
On May 1, 2015, Central Penn College students celebrated their graduation as they turned their potential into career success.


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Gametime: A Close Read of the Clippers Program [Part One]
Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Tue, 01/30/07, 01:30am:
Here's Part One of a look inside:
- Page 1: Full page ad for 2K Sports' NBA2K7, with "Who's Got Next?" written boldly in black letter gothic script, and a sneering Shaq in triplet across the page. I've never owned a game system for the sole reason that I know I'd stop reading books, never leave the house, and stifle every last ounce of ambition I have left.
- Page 2: A full-page ad for AM/PM that features a 2/3-eaten hot dog on top of a cherry-red toolbox with fallen little relish bits dropped on the surface of the toolbox --- an image so unappealing that it offers no allure even to a guy who can chazz[2] about four Dodger Dogs in a single sitting.
- Page 3: A full-page ad for Barry's Tickets. I've never gotten a satisfactory answer to why ticket brokers can sell tickets at any profit, but I once nearly got arrested for trying to unload an extra Braves ticket for under face value outside Fulton County Stadium. In my imagination, these brokerage firms are allowed to exist because they throw tickets to big events to the right political people, but I know that's farfetched.
- Page 4-5: Two-page spread focused on a close shot of a Clippers' pre-tip huddle. Shaun Livingston's braids appear really, really intricate on close examination. Sam is looking away, but, incredibly, his mouth is shut. To the right are the table of contents.
- Page 6: 2006-2007 Staff Directory above a photo of the old [nee, new] ball. Below is the staff. The "Home CourtSTAPLES Center (19,060 built in 1999)" line is shifted oddly, but maybe that's intentional. The roster of Clippers' organizational people is extensive.[3] The program, we learn in the lower right-hand corner, is published by Professional Sports Publications[4]. It's edited by Seth Burton and Steven Esparza.
- Page 7: Baywatch Now on DVD! The ad asks, "Who should be the official Baywatch DVD Babe?" It then sends you to http://www.baywatchondvd.com/. I think that's whatshername in a read swimsuit in front of a surfboard, can't be sure.
- Page 8-10: Ralph Lawler's 20 Questions with Tim Thomas. Thomas has bad memories of getting hurt at the Palestra[5]; he was plucked out of the hallways of P.S. 24 in Patterson, NJ by a substitute teacher to play competitive basketball; his wife is a Georgetown grad; his mom was a church woman. Thomas feels that we should consider hustle stats when evaluating his performance on the court. You know that this isn't going to read like a Gil interview, but as confessional literature goes, it's pretty lame.
- Page 11: If you win Mega Millions California Lottery, you can rent out Staples for you and your friends.
- Page 12: "Burbank! Our newest star!" screams Carmax. They spread the floor pretty well: SGV/Duarte, LAX, Buena Park, Irvine, Ontario, Burbank. Seriously, look at that map. A nice spread.
- Page 13: The Guardian Life Insurance Company is Enriching Lives. "Enriching Lives" is service-marked.
- Page 14-15: Introductory two-page photo spread to a feature titled, "Becoming a Name Brand." In the photo, Brand is being guarded in the post by Boris Diaw.
- Page 16: The Brand feature begins alongside a vertical photo of Elton about to dunk. The article posits that the breadth of superstars in today's NBA is the most statistically impressive group since 1965-66. It then generationally classifies the crop as either "certain Hall-of-Famers" or "the new breed." Naturally, Elton belongs to the new breed, many of whom were on USA Basketball, and the article then enumerates Brand's résumé and backs his membership in the rarified class.
- Page 17: The Sylvania home is a great place to live.
- Page 18: Back to the Brand piece. We learns that Darryl Howerton, the author, uses a stat called BARPS [blocks, assists, rebounds, points, and steals] in declaring the statistical superiority of this current class.
- Page 19: Bud Light is "always worth it," presumably even when it's being sold to you in stadiums, arenas, and airports at $10/per.
- Page 20: Three shots of EB, including one in his #14 USA Basketball uni. It's always weird seeing Elton wear any number other than 42. The general tone of the piece and Elton's quotes - and, to be fair, I'm certain the article was written prior to the season - is that hopeful drunkenness of last May and the off-season. The story ends without one of those little blocks or dots that marks the end of an article.
- Page 21: A $30 rebate when you purchase any set of four Continental tires at Discount Tire. Their "fingerprints are all over the world's finest vehicles." Visible fingerprints on nice surfaces stress me out, but I'm sort of OCD.
- Pages 22-23: Two-page spread of Corey Maggette introducing a piece titled, "Corey Maggette's Guide to L.A." Given that team programs are developed, assigned, written, published, and sold by the franchise, you can't expect much editorial innovativeness from them. As program features go, this is a pretty good idea because the subject might actually convey a little personality. The intro of the piece, which sings the virtues of Los Angeles as a world class city, appears just below and to the right of a huge photo of Corey holding a basketaball before a white background.
- Pages 24: Corey is a fan of Fleming's Steakhouse in El Segundo and BOA, which is in the Grafton on Sunset.[6] He's drank the kool-aid at Geisha House, but has an appreciation for the Old School Burger at The Counter. Fast food? The Crazy Chicken.
Since Corey signed the bottom of this piece, I can only assume he composed the following of Sunset Strip hotspot, Privilege: "This is a well-liked nightclub and a popular venue among celebrities in town."[7] The Clippers, as a team, favor LAX. Corey rocks a wardrobe from Fred Segal, among others, and pays a little extra to be in comfort at the Bridge Cinema De Lux. And Corey subscribes to the avoid-freeways-at-all-costs school of navigation.
- P. 25: Carl's Jr. continues to insist that the more they accentuate the vulgar sloppiness of their food, the more we'll buy.
- P. 26-27: We've established now that each of the main guys will appear in a two-page spread that precedes their feature. Here's the broom-headed Chris boxing out Eddy Curry: "Chris Kaman is like No Other."
- P.28: Dressed in that orange Buffalo jersey with that absent stare, Kaman looks like a lost crossing guard. How did Chris Kaman spend his summer vacation? He bought a motor home, drove it to his folks' place in Michigan, then up to Alaska, then back to Yellowstone. Coming into the season, Chris wanted to improve his face-up shooting, and add a mid-range bank shot. How's that going?
- P. 29: A basketball has a boo-boo. Centinela Freeman.
- P. 30: Kaman blocks Trenton Hassell's layup on the top of the page. Mike Dunleavy reaffirms his comparison of Kaman's skill to Tim Duncan's.
- P. 31: Heineken was 1873's first round draft. Personally, I've always liked the quaintness of sports-targeted ads: Centinela Freeman's injured basketball, Heineken's first round "draft," the alarm system specialists who make sure you're "safe at home," etc.
- P. 32: This profile offers a more colorful look, or else Kaman is just a much more forthcoming guy, because we also learn that Chris told Brand that he had a genuinely good time demolishing his [Kaman's] house. He didn't have fun demolishing it in anticipation of the perfect house he'll build in its place. No, he had fun pulverizing the structure, like, "banging out the bathroom ceiling," just because. I remember that kid - usually a boy -- the one who built lego towers just so he could crush them. Kaman was that kid.
It's almost hard to dislike Kaman after this feature. I mean, you know or knew guys like Kaman in high school and college. They were scattered, flaky, goofy, and were absolutely harmless to anyone, incapable of engendering any active hatred.
- P. 33: You can play poker, blackjack, and now baccarat at The Commerce[8]. I'm not sure if it's that kind of blackjack where you have to ante up a dollar each hand. That's how it used to be in California, if it isn't still.
- P. 34-35: Stephon Marbury is actually guarding someone - it's Cuttino Mobley in the two-page spread of his feature, "This Cat does more than Purr."
- P. 36: A studio shot of Cat hugging a basketball. The piece is one of the less revealing of the player profiles, but includes some nice Cat trivia. The Cat nickname apparently comes from a childhood affection for Dr. Seuss. Seth Burton, the author, asks if it's any coincidence that the Clippers' recent success coincides with Mobley's arrival.
- P. 37: Corona Extra and Corona Light want you to relax responsibly. Unfortunately, my general mode of relaxation demands a little bit of irresponsibility.
- P. 38: We see a sidebar, "Getting to know 'The Cat,'" that we haven't seen in the previous profiles. Mobley's favorite hobby is shooting pool, and he was a QB and WR in high school.
- P. 39: Subscribe to Hoop for $12/year.
- P. 40: An interesting factoid - Cat was the 41st player selected in the 1998 draft. Mobley is the fifth-leading scorer from that draft, behind only Pierce, Carter, Nowitzki, and Jamison.
- P. 41: According to Dodge, after their 2007 Nitro SUV is unleashed into the marketplace, the streets will never be the same again. That may or may not explain the idiot packs that've started to clog Sunset and Alvarado at evening rush hour.
- P. 42-43: Tim Thomas in "Versatile Veteran." The ink on Thomas' upper arm is obscured. I can make out only one Asian-language character with "DOG" scripted above it. The Clippers needed a "rally-killing" three-point specialist, the likes of which Tim Thomas was in the 2006 playoffs; so they signed TT. Truth in advertising, Thomas has killed many a rally.
- P. 44: This is one of those features dripping in syllogisms: Because big men have started to perform well from outside, and because Kevin Garnett has that inside-out game, then Tim Thomas must be a player not unlike Kevin Garnett.
- P. 45: Experience Clippers. Experience L.A. Experience Sports. 710-ESPN Radio, the New Home of the Los Angeles Clippers, never mind that it's a close call between the number of Clipper road wins, and the number of Clipper games that have actually been broadcasted on 710 AM.
- P. 46: Thomas, in PHX gear, waving his hand in front of his face. Basically, the piece continues to summarize exactly how, and to what extent, Thomas buried the Clippers in the postseason and boy are we lucky to have him on our side now.
- P. 47: Ad for FSN Prime Ticket with Elton suspended in mid-air superimposed over a Good Will Hunting-ish chalkboard background with all sorts of equations scribbled on it.
- P. 48: No longer will the Clippers be on the receiving end of Tim Thomas' abuse. Instead, said abuse will turn on its own.
- P. 49: A bald kiwi and a fuzzy kiwi side-by-side. With the Philips Bodygroom, you can look more like Kiwi A and less like Kiwi B. Oddly, the small copy actually states that the Bodygroom is an "easy way to shave and trim everything from the neck down: chest, back, legs, armpits, buttocks...exotic fruit?" Clipperblog shits you not.
- P. 50: "To fuel 4th quarter, push black button" is etched in plastic just above the spout of the Gatorade Cooler. Apparently, someone has spiked the Clippers' cooler this season with ketamine.
[1] You can get more small features and color on the NBA online these days from sites like TrueHoop than from your trusty promotional publication. If you want names, faces, and stats, you can go to the big boys, or get a more nuanced breakdown of the stats from KnickerBlogger.net. For stat geeks who also appreciate a real voice and some texture, there's never been any place better than 82games.com.
[2] chazz, (v) <var., of Yiddish, Hebrew "chazar," pig, glutton> To perform an act of gluttony. We drove out to Arcadia and chazzed at Din Tai Fung.
[3] I'd be curious to hear about others' experiences, but mine is that each Clipper employee I've dealt with since I got to Los Angeles is more competent than the last, whether it's trying to get a friend's birthday on the scoreboard or deal with press relations on a piece you're doing on the Clippers for National Public Radio. I can't get my phone call returned by the press office this season, but my general experience has been positive.
[4] Per the "Opportunities" section on the site, they're currently accepting applications.
[5] Ever been to the Palestra in Philadelphia? Before you kick it, see a game at the Palestra. I recommend a Penn-Princeton game, but I hear that the Philadelphia Big 5 games are incredible. The fact that Ralph would ask about the Palestra is endearing. I heart Ralph Lawler.
[6] Boa, like its fellow IDG progenies, Sushi Roku and Katana, has that alluring Dodd Mitchell design, tasty food, and there is no mathematical way to get out there for much under $90/person if you have even a sniff of alcohol. When you've got no corkage at Nick & Stef's ten minutes away, it's hard to give BOA much of a shake. But it's good.
[7] Weird. I feel like Shelter just opened, and now it's Privilege? Disclaimer: I had to know this shit when I edited the Zagat Nightlife Guide.
[8] Fka [and still ska] Commerce Casino.


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Outgoing United Way Chief Professional Officer Jayn M. Graves made it clear Tuesday during the annual United Way Jefferson County campaign celebration luncheon at the Watertown Elks Lodge that donors make each campaign successful. But members of the community know she has been the key to the agencys overall success during the last 26 years.
Miss Graves received a standing ovation as she was introduced by 2012 Jefferson County campaign chairman Howard W. Ganter, and received flowers from United Way staff.
We need to be aware of ever-changing priorities Jayn does this well, he said.
Miss Graves, who will retire June 30, was moved by the recognition, but quickly shifted gears to ensure all attendees were mentioned, and award recipients honored.
The first set of awards were given by Tobi R. Darrah, director of the Jefferson and Lewis United Way campaigns.
Its very difficult to just give away a few awards to a few people, she said. The Untied Way wouldnt be successful without each and every one of you.
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Miss Graves said that while every participating agency received an award decades ago, the number of awards was significantly cut back until recent years when she added the Achievement in Fun awards.
We want informed donors, but how much fun is it to put your hand out, and ask for money, she said. We want to recognize employees who made the United Way campaign fun.
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