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NORFOLK Superintendent Elizabeth A. Kirnie told Norwood-Norfolk Central School board members Tuesday that she plans to meet with officials in Norwood and Norfolk to talk about placing a school resource officer in the district.
The suggestion by Councilman Robert J. Harvey during Monday nights Norfolk Town Council meeting was in response to a late January incident at the school in which a Norfolk man entered the school wearing a shoulder holster with a black Desert Eagle BB pistol beneath his jacket.
Steven R. Wells was charged by state police with third-degree criminal possession of a weapon, first-degree harassment and fourth-degree stalking Jan. 25 following an early-morning incident at the school.
Mr. Harvey discussed his suggestion with town board members Monday night, and he phoned Mrs. Kirnie on Tuesday to share those thoughts.
Norfolk is considering using some of their police force in conjunction with Norwood, she told school board members, noting she planned to meet with village and town officials over the next week to discuss the possibilities.
One of the questions, she said, is how the position would be funded. In some cases, an officer on duty could be reassigned to the school, covering that cost, Mrs. Kirnie said.
Mr. Harvey had noted that Norfolk has a number of part-time police officers who alternate to provide the town with 48 hours of police service during the week. With only one officer on staff during a shift, he suggested officers could be assigned to work at the school.
But what remains is the question about how they would pay for extra hours that might be involved, according to Mrs. Kirnie, who echoed sentiments expressed by Norfolk town Supervisor Charles A. Pernice on Monday night. He said students come from five towns as well as the village of Norwood and a funding mechanism would need to be developed to share the cost of the post.
Mr. Pernice also noted that they would have to determine whether the school or local government should pay for the position and if Norwood or Norfolk police should staff the position.
Norwood Mayor James H. McFaddin agreed Tuesday that there would need to be more discussion before a decision could be reached.
I think its a good move on their part. We should do everything we can to protect our children, he said.
The last time Norwood-Norfolk had a school resource officer in the district was 2008 when now-retired state trooper Kenneth J. Plumb split his time between Norwood-Norfolk and Parishville-Hopkinton.
Johnson Newspapers staff writer Tim Fenster contributed to this report.
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Chicken Gyro Burger with Tzatziki
1 lb. ground chicken
Seasoning: ½ tsp. salt, 1 tbs. paprika, ½ tsp. cumin, ¼ tsp. onion powder, ¼ tsp. garlic powder, ¼ tsp. black pepper, 1 tbs. herbs de Provence
Mix all of the seasonings with the ground chicken and form into patties. You can grill or pan fry these burgers. Make sure to cook them all the way through as you should with all poultry products.
Tzatziki Sauce
I medium/large cucumber (seeds removed)
1 cup plain Greek yogurt
1 cup sour cream
1 Tbs. garlic powder
1 cup of fresh dill (slightly chopped)
Chop the cucumber into chinks and pulse them in the food processor until they are small bits. Add the rest of the ingredients and pulse until evenly combined and relatively smooth in consistency. Refrigerate any leftovers.
Add the burger to a bun and top the burger with a generous amount of tzatziki . This burger is best served with fresh tomato, purple onion and feta cheese to make it in the style of a Greek gyro sandwich.
Turkey Burger with Poblano Pepper Relish
1 lb. ground turkey
¼ tsp. garlic powder
¼ tsp. onion powder
1 tablespoon Italian seasoning (more if desired)
Mix all ingredients and form into patties. You can cook them on the grill or pan fry them just make sure they are cooked all the way through like you should do with all poultry.
Poblano Pepper Relish
1 medium poblano pepper
1 large dill pickle
1 medium bunch of fresh cilantro
The trick to the great flavor is roasting the pepper. You can do this on the grill, stovetop of a gas oven (right on the grate) or in the broiler of your oven. Open flame works best. Roast the pepper whole until is blackened on all sides. This will help sweeten the pepper and cut down on some of the heat and leave it with just a little kick of spicy. Once the pepper is roasted, run it under cold water and remove the blackened skin. Best to have a strainer or colander in the sink to catch this so cleanup is easier. Once you have most of the skin removed, open the pepper and removed the seeds too.
Now put the cleaned pepper, slightly chopped dill pickle and cilantro into a food processor and pulse until combined. You can make this as chunky or fine chopped as you desire. You can serve this immediately but make sure to taste it and see if you prefer more pickle to cut the pepper's heat or for more dilly flavor. Refrigerate any leftovers.
Add the burger to the bun with sharp cheddar cheese (or any of your favorites) and add a generous amount of the relish. Top this burger with any of your favorite condiments and fresh vegetables. Hey, you saved some calories...sneak some bacon on there!
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The calorie comparison is:
Beef Cheeseburger 847 calories, 54 grams of fat, 51 grams of protein Ground Chicken Burger 530 calories, 20 grams of fat, 47 grams of protein Ground Turkey Burger 500 calories, 20 grams of fat, 53 grams of protein
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Celebrate Oktoberfest (even though it's long over) with German Beer and Food from Varanese
So what if Oktoberfest technically ended on October 6th. Varanese on Frankfort is still celebrating with a Beer Dinner on Thursday, October 24th at 7:00pm. The evening will feature guest speaker and Certified Cicerone Jason Schuster and a four-course German themed dinner paired with German beers. Check out the menu (booze in bold):
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First Course: Paulaner Hefe Weizen, warm German potato salad topped with soft poached egg and molasses candied pork belly lardons, served over grilled frisee
Second Course: Warsteiner Okterberfest, beer braised Bratwurst filled with pork, venison and blueberries, with brown butter spätzle, red cabbage sauerkraut and a mustard demi glace
Third Course: Warsteiner Dunkel, Wienerschnitzel served with potato and chive pancake finished with a coffee infused pan sauce and garnished with peppered micro greens
Fourth Course: Paulaner Double Bock, dark fruit strudel with pretzel ice cream and fresh berry compote
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A new bar "The Tavern" is under construction above S&SC at 4th Street Live
Wave3 is reporting that new bar The Tavern is well underway that will take up the vacant second floor over the Sports and Social Club, thanks to the city's $850,000 given to 4th Street Live! operator The Cordish Companies to rehab the space. The entertainment district's General Manager James Layson also said the recently added big screen will bring big game nights and movie nights downtown.


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By LYNNDA JOHNSONSun Advocate editor
Local employment moderated during fourth quarter 2008 as Carbon County battled the negative effects of the current economic recession.
Carbon's job growth registered at 7.4 percent in December compared to 2007 and the local labor force expanded by about 675 employment opportunities.
Mining employment climbed by approximately 540 jobs compared to 2007.
However, part of the increase was due to a data correction and not reflective of economic activity, noted the latest regional report released by the Utah Department of Workforce Services.
Other goods producing industries in Carbon County posted job gains, with construction creating 51 positions and manufacturing adding 33 employment opportunities.
On the negative side of the spectrum, the majority of the county's service producing industries shed jobs in fourth quarter 2008, with the exception of health care, education and local government.
Carbon County's unemployment rate remained relative steady through 2008, registering between 4 percent and 5 percent.
However, the local jobless level had climbed to 5.9 percent by March 2009.
At the regional level, Utah's economic contraction impacted most industries in Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan counties, with the important exception of the mining sector.
Overall in 2008, the average annual number of payroll jobs in the southeastern Utah region grew by 330 to 22,388, representing an increase of 1.5 percent.
The performance was overstated by about 150 positions as some mining jobs were incorrectly attributed in 2007 to Uintah County, but were added to Carbon in 2008, explained the department of workforce services.
The region's robust economic expansion of 2005 and 2006 gradually slowed during 2007 and through the first half of 2008 in the southeastern counties.
At the beginning of last year, employment opportunities across the region were increasing by about 2.1 percent annually. But the employment expansion rate gradually declined to virtually no new jobs by midsummer, indicated the department of workforce services.
The region's level of unemployment climbed from an annual average rate of 4.3 percent in 2007 to 4.8 percent in 2008. By March 2009, the jobless rate increased to 6.6 percent.
An estimated 1,727 Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan residents were unemployed in March 2009 compared to the 1,190 displaced workers reported in March 2008.
Bursting national and local housing bubbles, accompanied by sharp declines in construction jobs, has primarily driven the current recession, according to report released by the department of workforce services.
By December, construction had dropped 144 jobs for a decline of 10.8 percent compared to 2007's numbers.
The labor market outlook continued to contract through the first five or six months of 2009.
Despite a slowing job loss rate, unemployment will likely continue to climb across the southeastern region.
But with the current stimulus efforts and Utah's natural propensity to expand, business and employment should stop contracting statewide by the end of summer, concluded the June department of workforce services southeastern region report.


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It was 7:07 when they dropped the puck for game 5 of the ECHL Playoff Series between the Greenville Road Warriors and Kalamazoo Wings. At 11:28 after 102:04 of hockey time and 3 overtimes Kyle Jean (2012 UFA) scored his 2nd goal of the game to give the Road Warriors a 4-3 win. If Saturday night was going to be the Greenville Road Warroirs final home game of the year then they gave their fans a night to remember.
Jeff Malcolm (2013 UFA) was given the start in net for the Road Warriors for his first playoff appearance and he was tested early and often as the Wings scored twice in the first period to take a 2-0 lead into the first intermission. Malcolm faced 12 shots while his teammates only got 6 shots against the Wing's goalie.
In the second period Malcolm would settle down stopping all 13 shots he faced but while the Road Warriors played better they still had not gotten on the scoreboard. So into the 3rd period the Road Warriors went to work scoring at 5:46 to get on the board then at 12:43 to tie the game. Michael St. Croix (2011 4th) would earn a secondary assist on the 2nd goal for his 2nd point of the playoffs.
The Wings would score to take a 3-2 lead at 14:49 setting the stage for the Kyle Jean heroics as Jean would score exactly 1:04 later at 15:53 to tie the game with his first career playoff goal and capping a 3 goal third period. Samuel Noreau (2011 5th) back in the lineup after being a health scratch would earn a secondary assist for his first career playoff point. The teams would play two full overtime periods with scoring chances for both teams and into a third overtime it would go. In that 3rd overtime it was a trio of Ranger prospects who would combine for the game winning goal as Andrew Yogan (2010 4th) started the play then Josh Nicholls (2012 UFA) made a great play to keep the puck into the offensive zone and firing towards the net where Jean would find the puck and blast it past the Wings goalie.
The win gives the Road Warriors a 3-2 lead in the series as the series shifts to Kalamazoo for games 6 and if needed game 7. Kyle Jean's 2 goals on 6 shots and a +2 earned him the game's first star.
Jeff Malcolm in earning his first playoff win stopped 53 out of 56 shots to earn the game's 3rd star. The other Ranger prospects with the exception of backup goalie Jason Missiaen all contributed to the win.
D Samuel Noreau was a +3 on 4 shots with a secondary assist.
F Michael St. Croix was a +2 on 8 shots with a secondary assist and 4 PIMs
F Andrew Yogan was +1 on 8 shots with a secondary assist.
F Josh Nicholls was +1 on 4 shots with a secondary assist.
In the QMJHL, Ryan Graves (2013 4th) and his Val-d'Or Foreurs also found themselves in overtime in game 5 of their QMJHL semifinals against the Halifax Mooseheads. Unlike the Road Warriors there wasn't a happy ending as the Mooseheads would earn a 4-3 win with a goal in the first overtime period.
Graves was scoreless on 1 shot and a -1 with 2 hits for the Foreurs who's offense was choked out as the game went on by the Mooseheads who only allowed the Foreurs a total of 12 shots from the 2nd period on. The series heads back to Val-d'Or for an elimination game 6 for the Foreurs.


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The range of wheeled material handling machines consists of 10 models in different veriants with a range of operating weights from 20 to 160 tonnes. The machines are used in the fields of scrap und bulk handling, timber handling and also in recycling applications.
The crawler excavator series comprises a wide range of models with operating weights ranging from 20 to 220 tonnes. The machines are used for handling scrap metal, cargo, freight and timber, as well as in the recycling industry.
The electric excavator series comprises 5 models with operating weights ranging from 38 to 322 tonnes. The machines are used in industrial handling and in the mining industry.
In 1979 Liebherr was the first manufacturer worldwide to produce hydraulically driven and electronically controlled crawler cranes. At the moment the HS-Series includes 6 products with load capacities between 35 t and 200 t.
The range of wheel loaders comprises 16 models featuring tipping loads of 3.231 kg to 20.430 kg. All models are fitted with the innovative hydrostatic Liebherr travel drive. They thus feature the most powerful and economic drive technology available for wheel loaders.
The crawler loader range is comprised of machines feature engine outputs of between 74 and 135 kW. The operating weights are between 11 and 22 tons.
To extend the successful product line of maritime cargo handling equipment, Liebherr has introduced its own reachstacker concept which offers so far unseen handling possibilities and other extraordinary features. A unique design of a curve-shaped, telescopic boom means unrivalled reach and provides extra space for stacking.
Liebherr's program of crawler-tracked machines includes crawler tractors. These machines are powered by engines ranging from 175 to 276 kW. Their operating weights lie between 11 and 45 tonnes.


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Entertainment Weekly's Summer Movie Preview issue, dated April 23, 2010, uses Microsoft Tag to enable readers to view trailers of 16 featured films via their smartphones.
In addition to the movie trailers, five advertisers are also using Tags in their ads: Absolut, HBO, The History Channel, Honda, and CTAM/Movies on Demand.
What a great way for publications to bring their printed content to life – especially the entertainment industry! Film makers could put Tags on their movie posters as well, pointing to trailers, biographies, behind-the-scenes footage, and more.
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Plug-and-play installationThe easy set up process allows you to integrate WD Sentinel into your office network like a pro. The administration Dashboard quickly guides you through the process including adding users, setting up data access, creating shared folders and scheduling backups.
Easy maintenanceAdding or replacing one of the pre-installed drives is as easy as changing a light bulb. Just open the door and swap out the drives and WD Sentinel does the rest. It seamlessly migrates the server to the appropriate RAID level and automatically expands the server's storage capacity. Your users can still access your business data while the drive is being integrated. No data loss. No down time.
Secure remote accessWD Sentinel is perfect for businesses with employees working in satellite or home offices because you have the security of knowing all your business files are safely stored in one place and remote empolyees can access them from any computer with an Internet connection. WD Sentinel also performs automatic daily backups so all of the files on all the computers in your network are backed up and protected.
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The Gals of Steel, Linda Johnson, Charlotte Olsen, Mindy Monson, Lori Ball, Amber Pruitt and Laurie Nelson won the The Big Meltdown Contest (weight loss) at Castleview Hospital recently. Each of them won $100 for their efforts.
As a whole there were 122 participants in the contest and they lost a total of 2158 pounds.
Brian Powell awards the first prize of $400 for weight loss in the competition to Mindy Monson who had a 17.58 percent weight loss during the contest. Dr. Chad McCance won second place ($200) with a 15.11 percent reduction and Laurie Nelson took third ($100) with a 15.07 percent loss.
In the most weight lost category Bruce Anderson took first place ($100) by losing 38.3 pounds. Several people were recognized for losing 25 pounds or more including Peggy Clark, Lowell Morris, Dave Donaldson, Belle Wilson and Paula Rowley. Elaine Goodrich was recognized for losing the most inches. All together more than $2500 was given out in prize money.
Another weight loss contest will be held starting May 14 and it is open to the public. Contact Castleview Hospital for more information.


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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WUSA) - The Maryland Terps hosted the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks Wednesday night in a game that might as well have been a scrimmage. This game was never a challenge for the Terrapins and they posted their largest point total of the season finishing with 100.
The game featured a new starting lineup for Maryland. Head Coach Mark Turgeon decided to start Seth Allen, Dez Wells, Jake Layman, James Padgett, and Shaq Cleare. According to coach, this was not a disciplinary move and no one lost their spot. Turgeon said he wanted everyone to know how it feels to start, just in case.
"I just did it because you never know what lies ahead," Turgeon explained. "I've never done that before, but I've never had a team like this before that likes each other the way this team does and has the depth this team has. I know there are no bruised egos because I did that."
Pe'shon Howard's absence during the game was also worrisome. The junior guard only played nine minutes, but coach said it was because he was feeling sick. Apparently he had an upset stomach and pulled himself out of the game. Even without their assist leader, the team still had 27 passes lead to scores. Howard's presence was not missed defensively, either.
Kyree Jones proved to only real scoring threat for the Hawks as he scored 18 of his 24 points in the first half. The Terps would still go on to hold the Hawks to 68 points. Maryland on the other hand showcased a balanced attack as nine players finished the game scoring at least seven points. Five finished in double figures. They shot lights out from the field, connecting on 61 percent of their shots. That includes going 10 for 20 from behind the arc.
Sharpshooter Logan Aronhalt, who has been hot lately, did not cool off on Wednesday. He shot dagger after dagger from the three point line, making the Hawks pay for leaving him open beyond the perimeter. And he is hoping that teams start to pay more attention to him.
"If I shoot the ball the way I am, I assume teams will start getting up in me a little more," Aronhalt said. "I'm going to have to add other aspects to my game whether it be the pull up or getting all the way to the rim."
However, not everything was rosy in the Terps performance. They continued to turn the ball over on bad passing attempts. The team recorded 15 turnovers and Turgeon attributed the mistakes to selfishness and trying to do too much. But he was not that upset about it because he saw improvement.
"We're getting better. I'm not going to stress about [the turnovers]," Turgeon said. "We're a very young basketball team and we have the cart way before the horse."
I usually end the blog with a segment I call, "The Stock," but it hard to assess players improvement based on how bad UMES played. Instead, I will name the Player of the Game. I'm giving the game ball to Nick Faust and Aronhalt.
After the last game, Turgeon said that Faust was finally playing to win instead of score. He exhibited that kind of responsibility on Wednesday night. He finished the game with more assists (7) than shot attempts (6) and made some highlight passes to get his teammates open. This type of leadership will help this young team in the future.
Aronhalt shot 5 for 7 from the three point land and finished the game with a team high 17 points. He came off the bench and fulfilled his role as knockdown shooter and you should always be rewarded for do your job - and doing it REALLY well.
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-Turgeon plans on starting another set of guys like he did on Wednesday for the same reasons.
-Freshman Charles Mitchell recorded his first double-double. When I asked how he felt about it, he replied "I did!?"


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A baby elephant has a lucky escape after falling down a well in Thailand.
Rescue crews dug out the well, so that the baby elephant could make his way out.
The little guy did not appear hurt and went on his merry way.
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Is this thing free?
Nope. The conference and keynotes cost money. Although the expo is technically cost money, they usually send out promotional codes to past attendees ( and widely available from may news groups and mailing lists ) for specific amount of time ( usually before two weeks before the expo ) for you to register it for free.
I've only attended once for the keynotes with the guy from my local LUG but it's not worth the money ( IMHO ) unless you are a big time Linux funs with lots of money or from Linux company.
I usually attend Expo only ( since it was held in San Jose and moved to SF ).


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Come find out about the four most popular aviation transfer programs for Mt. SAC students. Representatives from these colleges will give 15 minute informational speeches followed by an information fair in the quad outside our building.
Invite yourself, friends, and parents to this wonderful informational event!
Mt. San Antonio College welcomed a brand new 2015 American Champion Citabria airplane to Mt. SAC's fleet of trainers, making it the first "brand new" airplane for the college in 36 years. Story link HERE
The Mt. SAC Flying Team won the Top Two-Year College Team Trophy for the 24th consecutive year at the National Intercollegiate Flying Association's regional competition hosted recently by San Diego Christian College at Gillespie Airport in San Diego...
College Aviation, Mt.SAC's flight school operating out Brackett Field, celebrated its 25th anniversary with a Fly-In on Saturday, Oct. 18. Alumni, current students, college pilots, instructors, staff, and friends of the flight program participated in the anniversary celebration held at Mt. SAC's James T. Clarke Hangar at Brackett Field.
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The Mt. San Antonio College Flying Team brought home the "Top Two-Year School Trophy" from the National Intercollegiate Flying Association's national competition held May 12-16, 2014 at Ohio State University.
Manutea Maurin, team captain, said "this is one of the most important awards we could bring home for our school. We worked really hard this year and bringing home the Top Two-Year Trophy was one of our main goals. I'm so proud of what we've done as a team."
Congratulations to the Mt. SAC Flying Team which will advance to the National Intercollegiate Flying Association's nation competition after recently qualifying with a third-place finish at the regional airmeet hosted by Embry-Riddle Aeronautic University in Arizona. At the 2014 Safety (more...)
"The Mt. San Antonio College Flying Team won its first ever American Airlines Safety Award at the National Intercollegiate Flying Association's national competition held May 6-11 at Ohio State University.
The prestigious safety award recognizes the college or university that maintains an outstanding safety record and provides the most innovative approach to further aviation safety."
Read the full story at the WALNUT PATCH
January 20, 2013
The Mt. SAC Flying Team kept their tradition of excellence alive at this year's Safety and Flight Evaluation Conference, more commonly known as SAFECON. The Flying Team captured two team trophies (Top Safety, Top Two-year School), one individual trophy (Instrument Flight), and earned twenty-two individual awards.
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Flying Association (PCIFA) sponsors the Safety and Flight Evaluation Conference (SAFECON), an intercollegiate aviation safety conference and airmeet for colleges and universities in the Western United States. Teams from this region of the US compete in five flight events and five academic events. The top teams receive an invitation to the national SAFECON held each Spring.
This year's regional SAFECON was hosted by San Jose State University at Salinas Airport. Over seventy competitors from six colleges and universities competed over four days of flying.
Capturing the Top Safety Award at this year's competition held a lot of meaning to the team. Team Captain and Safety Officer Taylor Ewing said going in to the competition "we are the safest team because we practice what we preach even when the judges aren't looking". SAFECON Judges interview team members about their preparation for competition, review their safety procedures, observe their activities at competition, and then award the trophy to the safest team. This was the second year in a row the Flying Team brought home the Top Safety trophy.
Josh Spolar, from West Covina, won the Instrument Flight Event. This event is recognized as the most advanced flight event at competition. Pilots are tested on their precision flying by reference to flight instruments, navigation in the air traffic control system, and emergency procedures.
Taylor Ewing, from West Covina, ranked second in the Top Pilot rankings. Taylor said "last year I didn't even get my name called at the award ceremony and that put a fire in my belly to work hard this year. I'd say it really consumed me actually and I've been working hard and practicing all my events. I'm really proud of what we've done overall."
The Mt. SAC Flying Team has a reputation for excellence and a testament to their hard work is the award of Top-Two Year College Trophy. The Team has won this trophy for twenty-two consecutive years.
Students brought home twenty-two individual awards earning "top tens" in every event at competition.
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Over the next few weeks, USU Eastern Athletic Director Dave Paur and the rest of coaching search committee will be sifting through nothing but resume after resume as part of their search to fill the vacancy with the men's basketball team.
The head coaching position, which was posted nationally on websites, including the NCAA and NJCAA, has gathered 157 applicants over a 30-day period with coaches looking to throw their name in the hat with the hope of being named head coach for the USU Eastern Golden Eagles team. Paur said the position has attracted the attention of potential candidates from all over the nation and as far away as England. The experience listed on the resumes varies from each candidate with some having years of head coaching experience to those looking to try and make a name for themselves on the junior college level.
The reasoning for the large number of applicants could be a number of different things, Paur said, but the allure of a head coaching job may be the key.
"This is an opening for a head coaching position," Paur said. "There's not a lot of positions for head coaches out there in the world. People may be able to look at this job and Price as a destination place."
Paur and Brad King, USU Eastern vice chancellor for administration and advancement, who is acting as the chairperson of the search committee, said they are hoping to have the position filled by the first or second week of April.
In the job posting, King said the head coaching position requires a bachelors degree and experience, which includes a track record as a coach at a previous institution. Other key factors that will be looked at include player management, discipline, creating academic goals for student-athletes, the ability to recruit prospective athletes and more.
"Experience is probably the biggest factor in who will be chosen for the job," Paur said.
King said the process would be broken down into parts with a group of people going through the resumes and eliminating the ones that are not qualified for the position. Then the search committee, which consists of two faculty members, two members of the athletic department, a student and a supervisor, would continue to whittle the number of resumes down to anywhere between six to 10. Those making the cut would then be interviewed over the phone by the committee followed by another cut down to three or four applicants. The final applicants would then be brought in for interviews to visit the campus and city as well as meeting with the search committee.
The committee would then make their final recommendation to USU Eastern Chancellor Joe Peterson, who holds the final say on whether to hire the prospective coach or not, King said.
The recent success the program has seen over the past three years has lifted the profile of the college. After taking over as head coach for the 2007-08 season through the 2009-10 season, Chris Craig helped guide the mens team to one of their best seasons to date finishing third in the NJCAA tournament in 2010. After Craig left to take an assistant coach job with the University of Northern Colorado, Brad Barton was named as the interim head coach heading into the 2010-11 season. Barton's team finished 23-8 overall and after the season concluded the interim tag was removed and Barton was named head coach.
Tragically Barton was found dead in his apartment on Oct. 4, 2011. Brian Edelstein, who was originally going to serve as an assistant on Barton's staff, was quickly thrust into the position as interim head coach this season.
After the final game of the season against North Idaho College on March 3, Edelstein said he wouldn't be back to coach the men's team next season. He had guided the team to a 16-13 record. He said he would research his options for where he would be coaching next, but wasn't surprised when he was delivered the news of having to step down as coach.
"It's just the life of a head coach," Edelstein said after the 80-79 overtime loss to NIC. "As a coach you never know where you'll be for the next season."
After going through three head coaches over a matter of three years, the hope for Paur, King and the rest of the USU Eastern Athletic Department is to find a coach who will help provide stability for the men's program after suffering through the tragedy of losing a beloved coach and dealing with NJCAA sanctions preventing postseason play this season.
"We hope we will find someone who wants to stay and help build the program back up," King said. "With a situation like this, I wish we could read minds," he joked.


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Can Valacyclovir Attenuate Inflammation in Antiretroviral-Treated HIV-Infected Individuals With Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2? (VALIANT Pilot)
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The purpose of this study is to compare the levels of immune and inflammatory markers among HIV-1, HSV-2 co-infected adults achieving plasma HIV RNA suppression to <50 copies/mL, between those randomized to valacyclovir and placebo, over a twelve-week intervention period.
HIV Infections
Herpes Simplex
Drug: Valacyclovir
Drug: Placebo
Phase 3
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|VALacyclovir for Inflammation AttenuatioN Trial Pilot (VALIANT Pilot)
- Percentage activated CD8+ T-cells [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Percentage of CD8+ T-cells co-expressing CD38 and HLA-DR
- Inflammatory markers [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]IL-6, hsCRP, sICAM-1, LPS
- CD4 cell count [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]CD4 cell count (absolute and percentage)
- Virologic blips [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Plasma HIV RNA level >50 copies/mL but <1000 copies/mL, followed by a repeat plasma HIV RNA level <50 copies/mL.
- Drug-related adverse events [ Time Frame: 18 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Adverse events (AEs) are defined as any untoward medical occurrence in a participant which does not necessarily have a causal relationship with the study medication. An AE can therefore be any unfavorable and unintended sign (including an abnormal laboratory finding), symptom, or disease temporally associated with the use of study drug, whether or not it is related to the medication.
- HSV reactivations [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Clinical reactivations of herpes simplex virus. Simultaneous reactivations at more than one anatomic site will be counted as a single reactivation event.
- Acyclovir-resistant HSV [ Time Frame: 18 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Clinical reactivations of herpes simplex virus that are microbiologically confirmed to be caused by acyclovir-resistant virus.
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|September 2010
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|September 2011
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|June 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Experimental: High dose valacyclovir
Valacyclovir 1g po BID
Drug: Valacyclovir
Valacyclovir will be used at two different dosages (1g po BID and 500mg po BID) to be used for 12 weeks. Supplied as 500mg caplets.
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Active Comparator: Low dose valacyclovir
Valacyclovir 500mg po BID
Drug: Valacyclovir
Valacyclovir will be used at two different dosages (1g po BID and 500mg po BID) to be used for 12 weeks. Supplied as 500mg caplets.
Other Names:
Placebo Comparator: Placebo
Inert placebo
Drug: Placebo
Placebo, supplied as caplets identical in appearance, odour and taste to valacyclovir 500mg caplets.
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Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) has dramatically reduced HIV-1 infection (herein referred to as 'HIV') related morbidity and mortality, transforming an invariably fatal disease into a manageable, chronic condition. Yet even HAART-treated HIV infection is characterized by chronic systemic inflammation and immune activation. This systemic inflammatory response is composed of multiple components, and can be quantified by measuring markers of immune activation, inflammatory cytokines, acute phase reactants, endothelial activation markers, and markers of microbial translocation. This inflammation is clinically relevant, as it may contribute directly to HIV disease progression and non-AIDS related morbidity and mortality in HIV-infected patients. Because this inflammation persists even in the context of suppressive HAART, albeit at modestly decreased levels, adjunctive therapeutic strategies to attenuate this persistent inflammatory response are therefore needed. Herpes simplex virus type 2 is a common, clinically important co-infection seen in individuals living with HIV infection, and may contribute to this ongoing inflammation. This pilot trial will investigate whether short-term valacyclovir for HSV-2 suppression can decrease systemic inflammation in HAART-treated, HIV-1, HSV-2 co-infected individuals.
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|18 Years to 65 Years
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Inclusion Criteria:
- adult (aged 18 years or older)
- documented HIV-1 infection (determined by EIA and Western blot)
- documented HSV-2 seropositivity (determined by ELISA during screening)
- no use of chronic anti-HSV therapy for the past 6 months, and not anticipated to require chronic anti-HSV therapy during the study
- sustained plasma HIV RNA<50 copies/mL on HAART for at least 12 months
- no active opportunistic infection for at least 12 months
Exclusion Criteria:
- hepatitis C co-infection
- hepatitis B co-infection
- pregnancy or actively planning to become pregnant
- receiving chemotherapy, chronic steroid therapy or other immunomodulatory medications (e.g. interferon, azathioprine, methotrexate, TNF-alpha antagonists, etc.)
- Estimated creatinine clearance <30 mL/min
- Other medical condition likely to cause death within 24 months
- Enrolled in any other interventional clinical trial
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01176409
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|Contact: Sharon L Walmsley, MD FRCPC MSc
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|Sub-Investigator: Darrell H.S. Tan, MD FRCPC MSc
|Principal Investigator: Sharon L Walmsley, MD FRCPC MSc
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|Darrell H.S. Tan, MD FRCPC
|University Health Network, University of Toronto
|Principal Investigator:
|Sharon L Walmsley, MD FRCPC MSc
|University Health Network, University of Toronto
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|Last Updated:
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Herpes Simplex
DNA Virus Infections
Herpesviridae Infections
Skin Diseases
Skin Diseases, Infectious
Skin Diseases, Viral
Virus Diseases
Anti-Infective Agents
Antiviral Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
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Note: The Rest Of The Media Seemed To Turn On John Torotrella Last Night
Neil Best of Newsday tweeted, "John Tortorella's playoff non-interviews were amusing shtick for a while.Now they have become annoying and unprofessional."
John Buccigross tweeted, "My problem with John Tortorella's "act" is that it's an act. Insensitive? Yes. Unprofessional? God, yes. The line for passive, media bullies is long. But that act went out of style a long time ago. He's better than that. He's articulate and passionate. Use it wisely."
Rob Rossi of the Pittsburgh Tribune Review tweeted, "Tortorella is taking a great narrative of his #NYRangers and ARROGANTLY taking it hostage with his tired act. Bad for #NHL Bad for hockey"
Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe tweeted, "More disdain for media from Torts in presser. Lack of league leadership equally disgraceful. But I'll keep that in room. Rule No. 1 in sports biz and PR: make people glad they attend, feel they are appreciated. Fail: Torts, Rangers, NHL. Total fail."
Dupont added, "Delighted to hear Milbury and Jones fed up with tired Torts act. Rare for broadcast partner/house media to stop the smile and wink."
TSN's The Stats Guy tweeted, "John Tortorella is tired of the 25% rule…… well some people are tired of the 25 second media conferences"
Tom Gulitti tweets, "Pete DeBoer's answer to 1st question of his postgame news conference was 85 words. Tortorella's entire news conference? 36 words. When a coach refuses to answer questions from the media, he leaves it to his players to answer them instead. That leaves it up to the players to answer for the head coach's actions."
Ray Ferraro of TSN, "was w torts for a yr at TSN-really good guy, polite,courteous,respectful – he is none of these things right now w media-hes better than this"
Damien Cox tweets, "The next amusing part will be down the road when Tortorella becomes all chatty again when he gets fired and needs another job."
Eric Duhatschek tweets, Question to my PHWA colleagues: Anyone consider a boycott of JTortorella press conferences? Just walk out en masse when he goes to podium."
In response to that, Cox tweeted, "@eduhatschek One must appreciate the entertainment value of watching a man make a complete jackass of himself."
John Boruk of CSN Philly, "John Tortorella calls Pittsburgh the most arrogant team in the league, then how would he describe his actions?"
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Oregon at Virginia
Tom: The Oregon's 66-3 victory in the opener didn't tell us a whole lot, except that THE DUCKS ARE WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE. Marcus Mariota and Co. did exactly what they should do to a team like Nicholls, but now a more legitimate test awaits. Granted, Virginia did not look very good in their season opener, a 19-16 home victory over BYU, but anytime you go on the road it's an adventure. Oregon is currently leading the NCAA FBS in total offense after putting up 772 yards in week one, and there's no reason to think they won't light up the scoreboard again. The real key matchup here is the Ducks' defense vs. sophomore quarterback David Watford, who threw for just 114 yards and threw an interception vs. the Cougars. Look for the Oregon D to wreak havoc on Watford and the Cavalier offense early and often, and they might even score a time or two. Oregon 53, Virginia 19.
Craig: Oregon's first ever regular season ACC opponent will be no problem for the Ducks. Marcus Mariota and company are just on another level right now compared to just about everyone else in college football. I look forward to seeing how five star prep everything Thomas Tyner asserts himself in the rotation. With him in the lineup, will Helfrich move DAT around more like the versatile athlete he is? And will Byron Marshall find his place as an every down back? On defense, I think the Ducks show that the Pac-12 isn't joking around. They didn't lead the nation is turnovers a year ago (40) by accident. This squad is disciplined, sound and plays downhill like a defense should. Ducks get out of Charlottesville breaking more of a sweat than they did against the Colonels but still not much of a sweat at all. Oregon 42, Virginia 20.
Collin: Coming off a season opener in which the Ducks gained a school record 772 yards of total offense and had three rushers over 100 yards for the first time, there appears to be no sign of a transitional hiccup. Granted it was against Nicholls State, a 1-10 team last year, Oregon dominated all facets of the game and will continue that trend this week in Charlottesville. Virginia boasts a stingy defense that held BYU to 16 points last week, but the speed of the Ducks will be too much. On the other side of the ball, the Oregon D will pick up where it left off last year, forcing sophomore quarterback David Watford into multiple turnovers, and it's smooth sailing into Tennessee week for the Ducks.
Oregon: 45, Virginia 13.
John: Oregon will play it's first ever game in the state of Virginia, and bring home a big win. The Ducks just have too much depth and talent and Virginia will be hard pressed to keep this game close. Yes, the Cavs have momentum after their thrilling opening week win over BYU. Yes, the Cavs will have a sell out crowd behind them. But the Ducks' talent will make all the difference. Marcus Mariota and all the weapons on offense will have a field day against a young Virginia team.Oregon 52, Virgina 17
Hawaii at Oregon St.
Tom: How can an FBS school that just lost it's season opener at home to an FCS opponent be a 27 point favorite in it's next game? For starters, it's a lot tougher traveling from Honolulu to Corvallis than it is coming from Cheney, Washington. Furthermore, this game is a MUST WIN for Mike Riley and the Beavers, and they will be motivated. Maybe the biggest reason is that the Warriors managed just 13 points against USC last week at home. Sean Mannion threw just six incompletions in week one against the Eagles, and he should pick apart another inferior secondary. If the OSU defense can figure out where the ball is when it's thrown, Hawaii won't put up many points. Oregon St. 38, Hawaii 21
Craig: Both teams will be hungry but ultimately I see the Beavers getting their first win in this one. Coming off a horrific performance against EWU, the Beavers defense needs to take pride in tackling and gap control. Mark Banker has said all week that the fundamentals alluded his defense but senior players like Rashaad Reynolds and Michael Doctor have taken it upon themselves to anchor the defense. Hawaii played USC well in the first half but couldn't hang in the second. I think this game will be similar. Also, Storm Woods and Terron Ward couldn't get the run game going because the Beavers fell behind early but, with the return of sophomore center Isaac Seumalo, the ground game should be able to move the chains. This week, Riley said Hawaii head coach Norm Chow is the "master of balance" and his offense is "scary" but I believe the wakeup call that EWU was last week inspires Beavers players to play like the more highly recruited Division I athletes that they are. Beavers move to 1-1 heading into week three of the college football season. Oregon St. 35, Hawaii 21.
Collin: Prior to the season there were talks of OSU starting 7-0, but after a terrible loss to Eastern Washington, it's now a must-win to salvage the season. Sean Mannion couldn't have played much better in the season opener, and he'll turn in another solid performance. All focus will be on the Beavers defense, and after allowing 518 total yards to EWU quarterback Vernon Adams, their confidence is a little shaky. Hawaii hangs around, but the Oregon State offense seals it. Oregon St. 42, Hawaii 27.
John:A desperate team is a dangerous team, and both Hawaii and Oregon State are desperate to avoid 0-2 starts to 2013. After a 9 win season, all the hope for the Beavers' season seemed to be deflated after losing to FCS squad Eastern Washington in last week's season opener. The Beavers have plenty of time to turn this season around, but a second straight home loss could send their season reeling out of control and past the point of rescue. Hawaii played well in its season opening loss to USC, but the Warriors will have to make a long, tiring trip to the mainland. That jet lag and fatigue could be the difference in this game. The Beavers will be able to claw out a win, but it won't be easy. Oregon St. 38, Hawaii 37


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POTSDAM Dozens of students from around the globe will gather today at New Hope Community Church for turkey, stuffing, pie and all the other hallmarks of a real American Thanksgiving.
This is the annual dinners 21st year. It is held by the SUNY Potsdam and Clarkson University Chapter of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a religious organization for students.
The festivities begin at 5 p.m. with international music performances and talks by students from other countries.
These talks usually include plenty of things to be thankful for, but also students sharing what they find difficult about life in America.
We dont try to put a spin on anything; we just give the students a platform, said Paul D. Holt, Upstate NY International Student Ministry coordinator for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.
The event is open to the public, but foreign students are the focus. About 100 to 125 guests are expected, and just over half probably will be from other countries.
After the music and presentations, it is time to dig in.
We do a full-fledged traditional American Thanksgiving, Mr. Holt said. However, since American food does not agree with all palates, 20 to 30 dishes from other cultures also will be provided.
Its fully an international meal, but the heart of it is turkey, stuffing and all the fixings, more than you can eat, Mr. Holt said.
The event is a way to reach out to international students and give them a taste of American culture, along with showing community members the importance of welcoming those from other countries, Mr. Holt said.
It takes about 80 volunteers, including high schoolers, college students and community members, to put the dinner together. The dinner is advertised largely through word of mouth.
Theres a lot of repeat customers. They bring friends, Mr. Holt said.
The presentation also will include the tale of Thanksgivings origins, and its ties to Christianity.
We give thanks to God, and we give thanks to one another for generosity over the last year, Mr. Holt said.
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May. 31, 2014
The Upshot; Los Angeles Dodgers stars Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale helped change the history of compensation in baseball in the 1960s when they refused to sign an annual contract and held out for larger sum to be distributed over three years; holdout changed relationship between management and players, and paved way for today's collective bargaining agreements and multiyear contracts. MORE
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Sandy Koufax was a star basketball player at his Brooklyn high school before becoming a baseball Hall of Fame pitcher, giving the Nets arrival in the borough a little more heft. MORE
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Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax and Police Athletic League chairman Robert M Morgenthau are among those that New York Mets owners want to testify in their legal fight against the trustee for the victims of Bernard L Madoff. MORE
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Madison Bumgarner, Sandy Koufax and Christy Mathewson
The Upshot's Matty Score ranks Bumgarner as one of the three best World Series pitchers.
October 30, 2014, Thursday
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How Sandy Koufax's Motel Helped Lead to Baseball's Big-Money Era
Off-season work was common for baseball stars in an earlier era, but a holdout by Koufax and his Dodgers teammate Don Drysdale helped change that.
May 31, 2014, Saturday
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The Nationals and Braves looked great on Monday, but thanks to Koufax and Kershaw, the Dodgers led the day in generating hope.
April 2, 2013, Tuesday
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Koufax Dons Dodgers Uniform for First Time Since 1980s
The Hall of Fame pitcher is spending 10 days at training camp as a pitching instructor, lured back to the franchise by the team's head of marketing and its president.
February 22, 2013, Friday
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January 10, 2013, Thursday
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August 15, 2012, Wednesday
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March 9, 2012, Friday
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THE 2012 DRAFT: A Look Around the Internet at the #4 Pick
Here at Point Blank, Alan has been all over the draft for the past few months with profiles, previews and a mock draft. His Official Point Blank Pick™ is defender Ryan Murray, arguably the best defender in the draft. If Murray isn't available at the fourth slot, which is a serious possibility, both Alex Galchenyuk and Filip Forsberg are excellent options at forward for the Islanders.
Today, we're going to finish up our draft previews with a look around the NHL neighborhood as to whom other blogs and writers are picking at #4. One of the great things about the internet is the mass of opinions and ideas you can find. I've done a bit of searching and solicited opinions from the Islanders blogosphere to give you an idea of where everyone stands.
Probably the best resource for this sort of exercise is the Mock Draft Database over at DC Pro Sports Report. They compile pretty much every mock draft you can find and put them all together in one place. Of the 72 mocks that they've compiled, 44% of them have the Islanders selecting Murray at #4. It's not quite scientific though, as Murray also leads as being the most likely selected player at #2, with 36% of the mocks having him taken by Columbus.
The internet has Murray going to one of two places 80% of the time, but it can't really make up its mind as to exactly where. This was one of the ideas we highlighted in the podcast this week that if Murray goes prior to the #4 selection, it's most likely to be to Columbus.
Looking specifically at a few blogs, here's a look at some other opinions on the Islanders' pick…
Lighthouse Hockey selects Alex Galchenyuk
The first three teams blogs selected yesterday, putting us in a dilemma we didn't expect: Ryan Murray or Alex Galchenyuk? Defense, or offense?
I'd expected one or the other to be left on the table when our turn came up for the Islanders at #4. There has been ample draft discussion among writers and readers here, but I took this assignment solo, making an executive decision. Which means this pick is biased by my reluctance to pick a defenseman so high in the draft unless you're pretty sure he will be a franchise defenseman.
It's not that I don't recognize defense as a weakness on the current Islanders' roster — it's that a team really shouldn't make draft decisions based on the needs of next year's (or even the following year's) roster. Defensemen are hard to project, and we've seen some really good ones can fall to later in the first or second rounds because of that.
Meanwhile, forward talent is a little easier to identify correctly at age 18, and Alex Galchenyuk possesses it in spades.
The Checking Line selects Filip Forsberg
Forsberg is who I believe is Garth's #1 target going into this Friday. The talented Swedish winger seems to be a piece that is missing in the Islanders rebuild. A strong winger with great skating abilities and a quick shot to match would be a great addition to any line centered by either Tavares or Strome. A hardworking young man is exactly what the Islanders are looking to add. If Forsberg is available when Garth walks to the stage Friday evening then I expect Forsberg to join him and try on an Islanders sweater.
Christian Arnold of Islanders Hockey Blog selects Matthew Dumba
BD Gallof of CBS selects Filip Forsberg
Filip Forsberg per what I'm hearing from the scouting community. But my gut feel is Teuvo Tervainen is the guy. Teuvo matches criteria based on upside, skill, hockey sense, age, room for growth. Filip is a 2-way power forward. Both outweigh the rest.
TSN selects defender Griffin Reinhart (Murray selected by CBJ)
The 6'4″ blueliner can take games over with his size. Has the NHL in his bloodlines with his father Paul and his brother Max.
The Hockey News selects Griffin Reinhart (Murray selected by CBJ)
The Islanders may move this pick with the hope of landing a more NHL-ready defenseman. Otherwise, they'll need to choose between Reinhart, fellow D-man Matt Dumba or winger Filip Forsberg (if still available).


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That looks sooo nice! I too am awaiting the Fedora Release but I just wish that they would wait to include a stable version of GNOME 2.14
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In all likelihood they will ship with RC1 and then release 2.14 as an update - remember that redhat develops large parts of GNOME so they know what they are doing.Originally Posted by shebang
Lovey i thought you HATED evolution?
Im not convinced about Fedora anymore...you couldnt have the wrong combination of repos or youd risk screwing up your install. That just left a bad taste in my mouth....granted, I also use SuSe so that weakens my argument just a little.
Im open to checking this out once it goes Final.
Does it have any advantages over the current Linux darling....Ubuntu ?
I was standing in the park wondering why Frisbees got bigger as they get closer. Then it hit me.
I'm tempted to say.. it's not broken, it leaves your root user intact and the proactive security is topnotch (has a recorded rate of invalidating 46% of all flaws detected in the system just by those deployment - great for your safety). Oh and it's not the color of **** out of the box. The platform it's built on isn't propritary like Launchpad.net is which means something to me personally.Originally Posted by coltrane
As for your repo argument, Fedora Extras has everything you need for the most part so that just works out of the box (much like universe in ubuntu really but the spec quality is much higher).
I do hate Evolution, however nothing sucks less than it currently.
Lovechild, that would be awesome. I saw that GNOME 2.14 is scheduled to release on March 15th and so is FC5, so it doesn't conflict with the testing, etc. or would GNOME be released as an update (which I highly doubt) ?
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