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DRAFT DAY WITH SCOTTY BOWMANAlso: XM interview…TV cam for reaction at Coli
Since I speak quicker than I type, here's an interview I did this morning on XM with Shawn Lavigne and Jamie Shalley. They even knew about RC Dugans.
It's confirmed: there will be a camera at the Islanders Draft Party to beam a reaction shot on the TSN/VERSUS broadcast.
Folks, the John Tavares Twitter page is a fake. The real kid wouldn't have 700 fewer Followers than Point Blank. Please stop.
On this potentially historic day, who better to speak with than the man many regard as the greatest coach in the history of professional sports?
One of my last great memories of the old job was inviting Scotty Bowman to the Al Arbour game and being his tour guide for the weekend. Scott was good enough to take a few minutes out of his Blackhawks meetings and share his insights.
Matt Duchene is being compared with Steve Yzerman and Bryan Trottier. Victor Hedman with Nicklas Lidstrom. John Tavares with many of the league's great goal scorers. As someone who has coached so many of the greats of the game, or coached countless times against them, what do you think of these comparisons?
To a certain extent, the comparisons are very silly. You rarely know what you are going to get with 18-year old draft picks, even the top prospects. If you look at the top 3, the only thing that seems pretty certain is that John Tavares is going to be a big goal scorer – maybe even lead the league. The rest of the draft has plenty of talented kids, but it all comes down to maturity, development and coaching.
You cringe a little for these young men when you hear them called "the next Stevie Yzerman" or "the next Trottier" or the next Lidstrom. But in the end, it's not really a big deal. I think it doesn't help the player for the first half of his rookie year, and then it goes away. Look what Steven Stamkos went through last year. But if you look at his play in the second half, you know he's going to be a terrific player in our league for a long time.
You're known for your passion for defense. Did your philosophy on D effect how you view the draft?
In most cases, you just want to take the best player available. There are some exceptions for teams further along in their rebuilding, but you want the best player. The only thing I'd say about the draft is that, if your scouts are divided right down the middle on two players – if they feel they are completely equal – then I would choose the defenseman.
Why is that?
Hockey is a complicated game in some areas, but sometimes it's simple. You play 12 forwards and only 6 defensemen. In the playoffs, in big spots a coach may go down to 9 and 4. The best forwards play around 20 minutes. The best defensemen will play 30 minutes when you need them. It kind of goes without saying that, man to man, a great defenseman is more valuable.
Is this how you feel about the John Tavares-Victor Hedman debate?
I've seen both players, but it's really up to how the Islanders view them. If they rate them equally, then the defenseman is probably the way to go. But I don't know how the Islanders rank them. They're both excellent prospects, so the Islanders are in an excellent position.
I know most of the games you scouted of Tavares and Hedman were at the World Junior Championships. What did you think of Hedman?
He is where he is in this draft because of his size, skating ability and offense. To me, he looks like a defenseman who is really going to want to join the play as he gets NHL experience. His experience in the Swedish League should help him in the NHL next year, although playing our long season could take its toll.
From what our people tell me, Hedman was injured and only played to about 80% of his capacity at the World Juniors. He did not have the greatest tournament, but you could see that he has the ability to be a special player.
What about Tavares?
A nose for the net. Star qualities. Looks like he can carry a team with his offensive ability. To anyone who doesn't scout juniors regularly, Tavares had a breakthrough tournament. The kid knew everyone was watching and he delivered. He was the best player. Just a tremendously gifted young man. I don't think there's any doubt he'll be a great goal scorer at the NHL level.
Have you seen enough of Matt Duchene to understand why most scouts have him in the top 3?
That's a tough call. I saw a few of his games with Brampton, and you could tell he is a talented and very, very smart player. The downside is he was playing behind Cody Hodgson, but that was a good experience for him too because I'm sure he learned a lot. If he goes back to Brampton next season instead of the NHL, it will be his team. Duchene is a tough call compared to Tavares and Hedman. He's going to be very good, but he we know what his ultimate upside is going to be? This is why you have to put your faith in your scouts.


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PROVIDENCE — Perhaps there's no way getting around it. Coming up with a realignment proposal that soothes the Rhode Island Interscholastic League's masses is not as simple or straightforward as snapping one's fingers.
That said, a few ruffled feathers has not impeded the realignment committee branch of the Rhode Island Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (RIIAAA) from coming up with a solution that on the surface could help foster the kind of harmony that has been elusive whenever this particular topic is mentioned.
At Monday's Principals' Committee on Athletics meeting, the group received literature along with a detailed explanation regarding proposed changes to realignment that would become enacted beginning with the 2014-15 school year. Representing the RIIAAA was Ponaganset High Athletic Director and head varsity football coach Tom Marcello.
All of the finer points were met with instantaneous approval with the PCOA voting unanimously (11-0).
"No matter how perfect the formula, it will never be perfect," Marcello stressed, "but no matter how perfect it is, it's always going to be overshadowed by the sports committees."
Marcello's point served as a smooth segue to the first of several proposed changes that the RIIAAA deemed important to address. Now more so than ever, the responsibility of lining up teams in divisions that will provide them with the most realistic chance of being competitive will lie in the hands of each individual sports committee.
"The sports committees really are the lynchpin for realignment," said Marcello.
How the sports committees configure the teams in each division will begin with a one-question survey that will be sent to all schools following each season. Does your school want to compete in Division I in (girls soccer, for example) for the next two-year alignment?
"I think it would be very helpful to the Interscholastic League and to the PCOA to have an independent review of those proposals before they are seen at this level," Marcello told the group Monday.
In the event that 12 girls' volleyball teams wish to compete in Division I, Marcello feels that the sports committee would have to explain why a 16-team Division I was deemed the best avenue.
"Just so there's no speculation or questions," Marcello went on. "Everyone up front knows why."
Regardless of sport, Marcello expressed that there are several points that should be addressed every time the individual sports committees gather. They include how playoffs and tiebreakers are determined along with scheduling (i.e. crossovers or playing each team within the division twice) and the number of league and nonleague games.
"It's important to state those beforehand and get them down on paper before the realignment happens and before the season starts," said Marcello.
Regarding the "Bottom Three" rule that allows for divisional movement to take place between the last three teams in one division and the top three teams in the division immediately below once the rankings are tallied, the tweak that the RIIAAA came forward with stipulates that "any team in the bottom 40 percent of a division can move down to a lower division as long as a corresponding team requests to move up a division."
In terms of teams partitioning the PCOA to move up and down during non-realignment years, RIIL Executive Director Tom Mezzanotte says that the only way a team can potentially move to a lower division is contingent upon the school coming before the PCOA "with documentation that it is medically unsafe to participate."
"It's only two years, so I would vote against massive changes in midstream," Mezzanotte said.
The third criteria put forth by the RIIAAA involves a change to the realignment formula. In the past, 70 percent of the equation was reserved for winning percentage over an eight-year span, with the remaining 30 percent accounting for the school's male or female enrollment.
The new breakdown now includes 70 percent of a team's weighted win percentage over eight years, 20 percent enrollment and 10 percent reserved for win percentage within the division over the three years leading up realignment discussions.
The lowering of the enrollment percentage figures to benefit the larger enrollment city schools that are sometimes misplaced in a division that competition-wise could prove problematic. It's also important to remember that wins within each division are weighted differently.
The 70/20/10 formula was tested out on six sports with the RIIAAA putting the findings next to the arrangements based on the "existing" 70/30 formula. Included were football, boys soccer, girls soccer, softball, girls volleyball and field hockey.
Based on the new math, Tolman High football jumped four spots to No. 6 in the rankings after ranking 10th under 70/30. The Tigers' rise likely stems from the RIIAAA combining the team's final two seasons in Division II – Tolman won 13 of 14 league games between 2010 and 2011 – and last season's 3-5 mark in Division I.
Tolman's fate along with other fall sports' teams could change next February, which is the submitting deadline for realignment proposals by the individual sports committees. The deadline for winter sports is May 2014 and October 2014 for spring sports.
Below are some other items discussed at Monday's PCOA meeting at RIIL headquarters, located on Rhode Island College grounds:
-- Co-op guidelines remain in review stage with the hope that changes could eventually be recommended to the PCOA. There is a sub-committee that is forming to study the guidelines during this coming school year, but no date has been scheduled for any recommendations and/or changes.
One possible change could come in the form of granting teams the chance to co-op regardless of enrollment, which in the past has served as a deterrent to larger-sized schools such as Woonsocket High.
"We still have work to do," Mezzanotte remarked.
-- An interesting development arose when the PCOA was asked to consider a proposal from The Wheeler School to join the RIIL in girls' lacrosse beginning next spring. Several members asked why some schools are looking for membership in certain sports rather than all sports. It was left that Wheeler officials will be asked to appear before the PCOA at the next meeting, scheduled for Nov. 18.
-- Noting that CPR is now a high school graduation requirement under R.I. law, Mezzanotte talked about each school looking into implementing a plan that includes the delegation of responsibilities in the event that an emergency arises rather having everything fall on the shoulders of one person.
Mezzanotte also noted that the RIIL's Sports Medicine Advisory Committee is pushing for a way to come up with a database of concussion-related injuries.
-- Pointing to the launching of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Network that took place earlier this month, Mezzanotte is looking to organize a conference next month that includes one representative from each Rhode Island high school.
The NFHS Network has already secured coverage of boys and girls sports in 28 states for the 2013-14 year. Rhode Island joins all New England in a project that as Mezzanotte pointed out, "is a way of promoting what you have."
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Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand's premier international air travel gateway and a regional center for aviation, links all aspects of air travel and transport. It also supports the country's travel and tourism development, as befits its auspicious name, "Suvarnabhumi", (Golden Land), which was bestowed upon it by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
Suvarnabhumi Airport was built on 3,100 hectares of land in the Bang Phli District of Samut Prakan Province, about 25 kilometres east of Bangkok. The main access road is an elevated 10-lane highway connected to the outer ring road network. It also connects directly to the Bangkok-Chon Buri (Pattaya) Motorway. The beach resort of Pattaya is an hour and a half's drive away.
Designed by Murphy/Jahn Architects, the airport has the world's tallest control tower (132.2 metres), and the second largest single building as an airport terminal (563,000 square metres), slightly smaller than Hong Kong International Airport's 570,000 square metres.
It replaces the old Don Muang International Airport which is only being used for select domestic travel and charter aircraft.
Built at an estimated cost 155 billion baht, Suvarnabhumi has two parallel runways and two parallel taxiways accommodating simultaneous departures and arrivals. Suharnabhumi has a total of 120 parking bays, five of them capable of handling the Airbus A380. The main passenger terminal building can handle 76 flight operations an hour adding up to 45 million passengers and three million tones of cargo per year.
Above the underground rail link station (scheduled to open in Fall 2009) and in front of the passenger terminal building is the 612-room Novotel Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotel, a member of the Accor Group. The Airport Hotel is a five-minute walk from the airport along a 300-metre underground walkway. The hotel has four restaurants, two bars, a swimming pool, business centre, fitness centre and health spa. Between the hotel and the terminal building are two five-storey car parks with a combined capacity for 5,000 cars.
Plans for additional runways and two terminals capable of handling up to 100 million passengers and 6.4 million tonnes of cargo a year are on the drawing board.
Rail networks: A 26.6-km high-speed rail link from the airport to the City Airport Terminal in Makkasan is currently being built, with November 2009 as its planned completion date. The City Airport Terminal network is connected to BTS Bangkok Mass Transit System (BTS) Sukhumvit Line and the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Blue Line at Phaya Thai and Phetchaburi stations. The total journey to the airport will take approximately 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) provides a suburban commuter train service between Hua Takhe, the nearest station to Suvarnabhumi on the East line, and the northern suburb of Rangsit through Bangkok and the old Don Muang Airport. A shuttle bus service linking the airport with Hua Takhe railway station is provided by the Bangkok Mass Trasit Authority (BMTA) for 15 baht. The train service is less popular than the bus service as it requires a shuttle bus connection, and it will be phased out when the Airport Express Link is completed.
Departure tax: International travelers departing the airport must no longer pay a departure tax levied by the airport operator, Airports of Thailand. The tax is now included in the price of airline tickets.
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Horsing around with the Horseless Carriage Club, 1952
In the course of digging through old photos on the USC Digital Library's online photo archive, we've noticed many a newspaper photo shoot that likely originated with a photo editor telling one of his shooters: "Bunch of cars, eh? Well, let's round up some dames and pose 'em with the cars. And make sure the girls are showin' some teeth."
The women recruited end up becoming entirely superfluous to the scene and everything looks staged, so it all ends up very Hollywood. At least they tended to choose some interesting vehicles for the women to lean on, as we see from this series of photos taken at a Horseless Carriage Club of America get-together March 23, 1952, on a ranch somewhere in San Gabriel. The information with the photos gives the names of many of the people involved in the shoot, but doesn't clearly pair them up with the cars: Somewhere in these photos are Lindley Bothwell, Eddie Hearne, Frank Elliot, Marty Martin, and Johnnie McDowell. Anybody care to put the names to the faces?


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Police arrested 19-year-old Craig Steven Wilson in connection to theNorth Capitol Street drive-by shooting that injured 13 people, DC Police say.
Wilson was arrested on Friday by the Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force after serving an arrest warrant. He was charged with assault with intent to kill, police said.
The Mercedes Benz police were searching for was also located, police said.
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Submission NASA faces lack of leadership, direction, and funding for 2013->
MarkWhittington writes: "With the National Research Council report that concluded that President Obama's plan for a mission to an asteroid has no support, either inside NASA or anywhere else, the space agency faces a decision point in 2013. The NRC suggested that the administration, Congress, NASA, and other stakeholders in space exploration come to a consensus behind a new goal. But the space agency's problems run deep, caused by a lack of direction, a lack of leadership, and a lack of funding."
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ISLESBORO, Maine (NECN) -- Power has been restored to nearly all the homes on Isleboro less than two days after a storm knocked out electricity to the entire island and caused a lot of damage.
Utility trucks and tree crews are working to repair damaged power lines and remove trees from the roads. Hundreds of trees were uprooted when strong winds hit the southern half of the island.
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Safer Internet Day 2013
On the 5th of February there is The First Cryptoparty in Minsk in coworking "Pritjazhenie" with the motto "Crypt!"
The event is connected with The Safer Internet Day (saferinternetday.org). This day is celebrated around the world in February to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially among young people.
First of all safer Internet is the privacy of information from the network. When you send a message, a letter or a file to your friends, you should think about their privacy. The best way to achieve this goal is to crypt your data!
Cryptoparty is the event, where experienced users help beginners to install crypt programs for messages, files, drivers on their notebooks, laptops and mobiles. The main idea is to create trust network and have fun.
Twitter hashtags: #CryptoParty, #CryptoPartyMinsk, @falanster_by
Time and place:
February 5th at 19:00 p.m.
Coworking "Pritjazhenie". Minsk. Surganova Street, 27, office 33
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Back in 2010, President Obama declared: "I don't think American elections should be bankrolled by America's most powerful interests."
That was so 2010.
By 2013, the mist of corporate money has fogged over Team Obama's commitment to such ethical niceties. For example, take a glance at all the special interests that paid $50 million for his January inaugural festivities. Except...you can't.
While the White House pledged that it would put the names of every donor online so people could see that there's no conflict of interest, that's all they disclosed. Just names of individuals. There's no info on where they live, what corporation they represent, or how much they gave.
Even the highly-skilled watchdogs of the Sunlight Foundation haven't managed to identify 40 percent of the individuals. They've traced some donors back to such "powerful interests" as AT&T, Coca Cola, FedEx, and Microsoft. But they have no clue how much these special interests paid - i.e. how many presidential favors they purchased.
And now, another layer of fog has descended over the White House. The Obamacans have set up a dark-money haven called Organizing For Action (OFA), again making a show of transparency by pledging to issue quarterly lists of donors.
But the listings again won't include the donors' corporate identities. And why only quarterly? Why not reveal the names online the moment the checks arrive? Plus, some checks from corporate executives will be bundled, but OFA won't disclose the corporations delivering the bundles.
OFA donors will have access to special White House briefings. But, as the Sunlight group asks, will someone who gives $50 be invited - or just those giving $50,000 and up? I think you can guess the answer.
To help oppose this sad end run around real ethics, visit SunlightFoundation.com.
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Malikapuram Temples at Sabarimala is dedicated to Malikapurathamma. The small temple is located on the right side of the main temple at Sabarimala. There is an interesting story of Ayyappa and Malikapurathamma. The popular belief is that Malikapurathamma is the beautiful woman that emerged from the body of Demon Mahishi after the demon was annihilated by Lord Ayyappa.
After appearing from the body of demon Mahisha, Malikapurathamma made a request to Lord Ayyappa to marry her. But Ayyappa said that he was a Brahmachari and so he could not marry her. But Malikapurathamma continued to plead to marry her and then Lord Ayyappa said that He will marry her when no Kanni Ayyappas or first time visitors comes to his shrine.
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"Hat City" of Danbury made news in 1902 when hat manufacturer,
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Kids fishing day to take place in Helper. The Division of Wildlife Resources will sponsor its annual kids fishing event on May 10 at the Gigliotti Pond in Helper.
During the event, kids may fish using rods, reels and bait provided by the wildlife division. Anglers are encouraged to bring their own supplies however, the division will provide material for those without.
Children 14 years and older need to have a valid fishing license in order to participate in the event.
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The Owl Post is a place where you can buy official stamps from The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and send letters with a certified Hogsmeade postmark. This is also the exit for the Ollivander's Wand Shop attraction where guests can purchase their wands. There are different sizes of Owls depending on the size of the letter you are sending.
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John Gotti grandson busted with a stash of steroids
The grandson of John (Teflon Don) Gotti was busted with a stash of steroids in Queens on Tuesday, police sources told the Daily News. A team of narcotics cops collared 18-year-old John Gotti — namesake of the notorious Gambino crime family boss — at a house near 92nd St. and 158th Ave. in Howard Beach shortly before 6 p.m., the sources said. Read more: [New York Daily News]
Georgia rapper busted at La Guardia Airport for having brass knuckles
What a knucklehead! A rapper from Georgia was busted with brass knuckles at LaGuardia Airport today, The Post has learned. Tauheed Epps, 34, who goes by the stage names 2 Chainz and Tity Boi, was stopped by TSA screeners at around 2:30 p.m. while passing through a security checkpoint in the Delta terminal, sources said. Read more: [New York Post]
NYRA Deal Aims To Revamp State's Horse Racing Industry
Just weeks before the eyes of the horse racing world will be on the Belmont Stakes, Governor Andrew Cuomo, along with the state's legislative leaders, announced Tuesday a deal to begin serious reform of the troubled New York Racing Association. Read more: [NY1]
R.A. Dickey K's 11 Pirates as Lucas Duda lifts Mets
R.A. Dickey's knuckleball is designed to baffle, not overwhelm. Against the free-swinging Pittsburg Pirates on Tuesday, it did both. His 80-mph knuckler dipping and darting all over the place, Dickey struck out a career-high 11 as the New York Mets hung on for a 3-2 victory. Dickey (6-1) tied a host of others for the most wins in the majors to continue the best start of his career. Read more: [ESPN]
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Police are looking for a pair of suspects still at large in a brazen Queens theft. A 68-year-old blind woman was walking with her guide dog through the F line train station at the corner of Queens Boulevard and 75th Avenue around 6 p.m. on April 16 when one of the suspects reached into her dress pocket and took her wallet, authorities said. Read more: [1010WINS]
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Anyone wondering why the inmates at America's prison camp in the Caribbean are starving themselves to death need look no further than this story from NBC News: "The Pentagon is considering plans for a $150 million overhaul of the U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba — including building a new dining hall, hospital and barracks for the guards — as part of an ambitious project recommended by the top general in charge of its operations."
In other words, despite campaign promises and an executive order from President Barack Obama — not to mention budget sequestration — Gitmo isn't going away.
With an operating budget of $177 million to house just 166 detainees, Guantanamo is already costing taxpayers more than $1 million per prisoner annually, making it "the country's most expensive prison per capita by far," according to NBC.
Now the Defense Department is seeking almost as much again to upgrade the camp: nearly $100 million for new barracks for the 848 guards (more than five per prisoner), $12 million for a dining hall for the troops, $11.2 million for a hospital and medical unit for detainees, $9.9 million for a complex where detainees can meet with their lawyers, and $10.8 million for a "communications network facility" to store data. The camp is already getting a $40 million boost in the form of a fiber optic cable being laid from southern Florida to Guantanamo "to improve Internet access, thereby allowing officials to have improved live video feeds of the military commission proceedings of the Sept. 11 hijackers," NBC reported.
With the sequester putting the squeeze on federal budgets, one might think the last place the Obama administration would want to spend more money is on a prison camp that the president has pledged to close and where, Gen. John Kelly, commander of the U.S. Southern Command, told the House Armed Services Committee, "everything … is at least twice as expensive" as it is back in the United States.
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A vision came to me last night. At first, I did not know what to make of it. I saw a form most difficult to describe. The form was long, slender, flaccid, pale-yellow in color, and it had the distinct odor of boiled wheat. As I contemplated the one strand, more appeared, and still more, until I saw a wriggling ellipse of these strands
Pondering this amazing sight, I witnessed two strands rise up and swell as cheese flakes flew in, as a swarm of wasps would, and coalesce as into balls atop the swelling strands, and from these balls of cheese, a substance like pesto in smell and appearance welled up as though secreted by a gland, spreading, forming a deep green-black dot upon each ball of cheese. As this... metamorphosis transpired, these strands began to appear and behave as eye stalks on a crab or perhaps a snail. I could feel a sensation unlike any I've felt before, and yet it was oddly familiar. It could best be described as a cold, sharp glare, peering right through me, right into my mind combined with the warm, familiar sensation of smelling the scent of garlic and tomatoes at a corner pizzeria, like the sort you'd find on Long Island or in New York. I felt love.
At this point, perhaps only 5 seconds had passed, and yet I can see it, even now, in such rich detail that I may have well had studied it for a lifetime. It became apparent to me that these wriggling strands were nothing otherworldly - they were quality durum wheat semolina spaghetti. As tangle wriggled, it likewise expanded, and within moments, I could identify ground meat coated with marinara sauce as meatballs of immense proportions emerged.
It was unmistakable. I was in the very presence of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, and He had chosen to reveal Himself to me in all his wonderful glory. He spoke, and yet I could not hear. I heard words, and it was intelligible, but my mind could not digest it, could not comprehend it. I heard Him speak, yet I could not hear it. Even now, His image is clear in my mind, His words, echoing in my ears, and I strain to hear.
As I write this now, one thing has become apparent to me. I had not been touched by His Noodly Appendage. I saw His form in its entirety, an indescribably glorious image, as if my mind had been expanded to witness the universe in its entirety. Yet, never once did a noodly strand approach me, let alone bless me with its touch. I had seen it. It is no longer a matter of faith, for I had actually seen the Flying Spaghetti Monster. I want to follow His will, but I cannot hear, I cannot understand. It makes no sense to me.
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Approaches to Teaching Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale and Other Works
Thomas B. Friedman and Shannon Hengen
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"Who Is This Woman?"
Jerome Rosenberg
A Feminist by Another Name: Atwood and the Canadian Canon
Donna Bennett and Nathalie Cooke
Satire: The No-Woman's Land of Literary Modes
Lorraine M. York
Beyond Violent Dualities: Atwood in Postcolonial Contexts
Diana Brydon
Atwood's Intertextual and Sexual Politics
Sharon R. Wilson
Using Atwood's Survival in an Interdisciplinary Canadian Studies Course
Thomas B. Friedman
Themes of Identity in Atwood's Poems and "Rape Fantasies": Using The Norton Anthology of Literature by Women
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Carol L. Benton
A Practical Exercise: Popular Culture and Gender Construction in Surfacing and Bodily Harm
Garry Leonard
"Hypocrite Lecteuse! Ma Semblable! Ma Soeur!": On Teaching Murder in the Dark
Patricia Merivale
A Case Study: The Handmaid's Tale
Shannon Hengen
Understanding Contemporary American Culture through The Handmaid's Tale: A Sociology Class
Pamela Hewitt
Dystopia's Point of No Return: A Team-Taught Utopia Class
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Minnesota 104, Clippers 96
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With 5:03 left in the game, Minnesota's perimeter defense went to sleep and Sam Cassell hit an open 24-footer from beyond the arc to give the Clippers a 94-85 lead.
From that point, the T-Wolves went on a 19-2 run, a streak that was the result of some of the worst Clippers defense we've seen in two years:
With 5:03 left in the game, Minnesota's perimeter defense went to sleep and Sam Cassell hit an open 24-footer from beyond the arc to give the Clippers a 94-85 lead.
From that point, the T-Wolves went on a 19-2 run, a streak that was the result of some of the worst Clippers defense we've seen in two years:
- The T-Wolves come down and dump it into KG in the post. Sam darts over from the perimeter to double. With the T-Wolves spreading James, Foye and Marko along the arc, Jaric cuts to the right corner, taking Maggette with him. This leaves Ross along with both James and Foye, and Q is sort of stranded in between. There isn't much of a lapse here - don't you want Foye [a career 2-11 shooter from beyond] to take that shot if it means you can double KG? Even if he hit one earlier, I say yeah.
Having said that, credit the T-Wolves for a well-run set. By having Marko cut down the right corner, they created a one-guy-to-guard-two situation out on the perimeter.
Clippers 94, Minnesota 88
- Cassell comes down, pulls up with :17 left in the shot clock with James in his face and misses the 17-footer.
- The T-Wolves come down, have a sloppy possession resulting from a crappy entry pass to KG in the post. The ball bounces off everyone's hands and finally makes its way to Foye, trapped along the sideline. Foye makes a nice crosscourt pass to an open Ricky Davis. The Clippers are all over the place, disoriented from the scrum just seconds earlier; they're not set at all. As Maggette closes on him, Davis dishes the ball over to a wide open Marko, who hits the 3.
Clippers 94, Minnesota 91
- Cassell comes down the left side, feels like he can take Davis off the dribble, then curls left along the baseline into Garnett, then Marko. Cassell throws up a wild reverse. Not close. He battles for the rebound and gets it. Sam can't get the putback to fall, and ultimately gets called for a foul underneath.
- Garnett makes 1 of 2.
Clippers 94, Minnesota 92
- Cassell brings it up and at :11 gets a down screen from EB. Sam dribbles it over to the right corner [nice show by Blount] with his head down. He doesn't see Elton, who just cut underneath the basket. Sam heaves up a 17-footer. No good.
- The Clippers have settled into a zone. So what do the T-Wolves do? They have Blount come up top [Remember, Aaron Williams is guarding the basket], Foye drives down the lane, but just before he encounters Williams underneath, he dishes it back to a wide open Blount at twenty feet. Hell, if Blount didn't have it, there's nobody in the 612 anywhere near Marko.
Clippers 94, Minnesota 94
- Cassell dumps it into Corey on the right elbow. Corey has Marko one-on-one and is just dying to penetrate. This isn't a bad instinct at all. But before he can make his first step, he loses the ball.
- Foye gets it up top with :16 left. He dribbles across the backcourt, then leaves it for Blount at about 20 feet. Now Blount is in the Clips' heads because he just sunk one from there. The Clips aren't going to fuck around. They send Q immediately at him - and I don't have a problem with that, because if the dude is hitting, then the Clips really should get in his kitchen. But why the hell is Williams leaving his zone under the basket? I mean, he sees KG cutting right there and he still leaves. Look, Aaron: Q is on it. There's this guy named Kevin Garnett you may want to attend to, you know?
Well, Blount didn't just fall off the turnip truck. He ain't nobody's fool. He's been around the block and has been to the circus. Did I mention that he''s long in the tooth? So he fakes the shot and hits KG for an uncontested layup.
Minnesota 96, Clippers 94
- With :10 on the shot clock, Sam delivers it to EB on the right elbow with Blount on him. Elton looks at Maggette who doesn't quite have position on Marko down low. It's a pick 'em. You could probably make the entry pass, but I suspect Foye would close pretty quickly. Denied the face-up jumper, EB decides to take Blount off the dribble over to the left side. He finds the face-up jumper over there, but Monsieur Garnett blocks it. With authority. But there by the grace of [insert your deity or favorite philosopher here], it gets back to Elton at about 16 feet. He misses that one, too.
- Randy Foye is going to be goooood. He's already unselfish. Case in point: The T-Wolves work it into KG on the left block, but there's really nothing there - at least nothing good. So he sends it back out to Foye, who breezes past a late Mobley [in defense, this wasn't a brainfart, per se]. Maggette has gone to double KG [as he should], while Cat is on Davis over in the right corner. Now, Corey has his back turned as Foye penetrates. But, whatever, because Foye has the presence of mind to hit Blount underneath, who is open because Williams had to come into the lane to get between the driving Foye and the basket. But nobody has Blount. All Williams can do after the pass is foul Blount. Blount hits both.
Minnesota 98, Clippers 94
- Corey holds it on the left wing. He looks for EB, but Elton is doubled in the right post. Williams is wide open underneath, but it would be a dangerous pass by Maggette. EB steps out of the post to lose the double-team and he and Corey play a little give 'n' go. Corey gets it back from EB as he cuts to the left corner. Maggette has a good look, but misses the 16-footer.
- Sam and Elton trap Foye who, somehow, is way in the backcourt. Williams is guarding the basket, so Blount steps out and creates some space for himself at around 17 feet. Foye finds him, but Blount misses the shot.
Now here's my beef with Dunleavy and his goddam perimeter traps. Because Elton is out on the perimeter, who's underneath to rebound other than Williams, who has had to step out on Blount? Answer: Sam Cassell. And Marko Jaric is going to win that battle virtually every time. He comes down with the rock and summarily gets fouled. Marko hits both.
Minnesota 100, Clippers 94
- The Clips do what they're supposed to do here: They get it into EB in the left post one-on-one against Blount. Elton steps back for the face-up 12-footer. No good. Rebound Cat, who puts it back, up and in.
Minnesota 100, Clippers 96
- Hey, it's 1987! The T-Wolves clear out and run an isolation play for Foye on the left side against Cassell. He murders Sam off the dribble for an easy layup. TT can't get there fast enough.
Minnesota 102, Clippers 96
And that's about it.
It's a real shame because I had all these nice things to say about the offense, Elton in particular. How, for the first time this year, it seemed like he was demanding the ball. How I like Corey coming off the bench because he needs to be the focal point of the offense, and playing with the second unit affords him that opportunity.
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R. Mark Sullivan, EdD, the longtime president of The College of Saint Rose and one of the Capital Region's most respected leaders, credits Albany Med's stroke team for enabling him to continue his work to train the next generation of academic leaders — and for saving his life.
Now director of the Sullivan Institute for Higher Education Leadership at Saint Rose, Sullivan, was rushed to Albany Med's emergency department in 2010 with a hemorrhagic stroke, a condition where a weakened blood vessel bursts and bleeds into the brain.
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By STEVEN RUSSELLSutherland Institute
James Madison once opined: "It is proper to take alarm at the first experiment on our liberties."
Having been given the green light by Mr. Madison, therefore, let me sound the alarm: the fundamental right of parents to rear their children in freedom is under attack.
You may be shocked by my statement, but it is sadly all too real. Utah's Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS) regularly takes children from parents without a court order and without even having filed a petition.
According to one assistant attorney general, DCFS employees have never obtained a court order for the purpose of removing children and have no procedures in place to do so.
If you are likewise tempted to assume that only parents who abuse their children or cruelly neglect the youngsters are subject to the treatment, you would be sadly mistaken in that belief as well
As an attorney who spends too much time in juvenile court - for many lawyers one juvenile court hearing can be too much and many vow never to return - I have heard appalling weak justifications for traumatizing children from DCFS.
One 9-year-old boy was taken from his mother because the social worker mistakenly thought his mosquito bites were cigarette burns.
Another 12-year-old was taken by force from his home because the social worker wanted to see if the child's health would improve once separated from his mother.
Recently, two young children, ages 2 and 9 months, were taken from their mother because the social worker thought they might be evicted from a homeless shelter and end up on the street.
Although the two children were subsequently returned to their parents after a hearing, the social workers again threatened to take them by force, without a hearing, if they didn't find a "permanent and stable" residence within a few days. The DCFS employees vetoed the family's plan to stay at a grandparent's house.
Readers who have never experienced the system may be surprised by its procedures.
DCFS may seize children and place the youth in a foster home based on the belief that abuse may be taking place, but the social workers do not need evidence of abuse. After the seizure, the state workers meet to figure out what accusations to file against the parents.
Child neglect in Utah is currently defined as failure to provide "proper care," a meaninglessly broad definition.
One of my clients was actually accused of having a cluttered kitchen table.
Prior to 1994 in Utah, a parent's conduct had to result in "serious detriment" to a child before the state would consider taking custody.
Now, a child can be taken on a suspicion and found neglected for failure to provide "proper care."
Should the judge find parents neglectful based on the criteria, the court requires the parents to complete a treatment plan prepared by DCFS.
Most parents mired in the system are evaluated by the same experts and required to take the same classes.
The Utah Supreme Court once considered "diversity," pluralism" and "maximum latitude in rearing" children to be essential "characteristics of a free society." However, the characteristics are not respected in the juvenile court system today.
If the parents fails to complete their treatment plan, they are presumed unfit and their parental rights may be terminated.
At the subsequent trial to terminate their rights, the burden shifts to the parents to prove their fitness.
Under current Utah law, the state is no longer required to prove parents have substantially abused, neglected or abandoned their children. Instead, the parents must present evidence as to why their rights should not be terminated.
Current state law also requires that we report on one another: doctors are required to report on patients, clergy on parishioners, teachers on parents and parents on one another. Under Utah statute, failure to report our suspicions is a criminal act. Welcome to the brave new world.
The assault on parental rights is driven by the zeal to feel secure in the knowledge that we are preventing child abuse, an unattainable goal, which requires early intervention. Early intervention by the state requires the surrender of our liberty.
According to Benjamin Franklin: "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Parents in Utah need to know that their children may be seized for actions they would never have dreamed could be considered abusive or neglectful.
Utahns also need to know that they are not required to allow DCFS workers into their homes, absent an emergency.
I once heard an assistant attorney general who represents DCFS indicate that, if a social worker ever came to his door, he would tell the individual to get of his property and slam the door in the state employee's face.
I consider that to be sound advice from someone who should know.


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This update provides the Junk E-mail Filter in Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 with a more current definition of which e-mail messages should be considered junk e-mail. This update was released in November 2008.
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Higher Bowden Holiday Cottages announces its new "Art Loft" for 2014. The Art Loft provides children of all ages with a fun place to go and create a unique reminder of their holiday. Why go on holiday and buy a mass produced souvenir when you can create a unique memory of your holiday using local material. The facility is a blend of traditional art and craft combined with the latest technology for children who can create digital images using smart phones/tablets and print onto wood or share on their social media pages. Open daily from 9:30am to 5pm.
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3 Miles Round Trip – Marina to Joseph Meadow and Back
Strenuous, Elevation Gain 2000+ Feet
Starts behind the fish cleaning station at the Wallowa Lake Marina Parking Lot
This hike starts on a trail 200 feet to the left of the fish cleaning station at the Wallowa Lake State Park. Start walking south on a well used foot trail ends at the Wallowa Lake Start Park outdoor theatre. Unless you want to listen to a story about Smokey the Bear you will want to leave this trail after 200 yards and start going up the Joseph Mountain Trail. It can be difficult to find the fork to the right. Three things to look for in finding this trail: 1) it forks off the main trail just before a small stream, 2) you know you are on the correct trail since you will find an old wooden water pipe (3 inch) running up it, 3) this trail goes up through tall grass and brush for the first 100 yards. This is a steep trail... if you are not going up you are not on the correct trail.
The Joseph Trail is divided into 3 stages (Stage 1 is ½ mile, Stage 2 is ¾ of a mile, Stage 3 is ¼ of a mile). The first stage is steep as it works its way up through the brush and thick trees before traversing an open hillside with large ponderosa pines. It finally crosses the Old Chief Joseph Trail. After this stage you can head left (or south) on the Old Joseph Trail reaching BC Falls in 1 ½ miles. This section of trail is not maintained.
We will instead cross the Old Chief Joseph Trail and continue to climb the Joseph Mountain Trail. This trail just goes UP and UP. We are now on stage 2 and it is steeper and longer than stage 1. The trail goes in and out of the trees before reaching open areas that provide views to the south. At the top of stage 2 there will be nice views of the Joseph ridge and nice views of Mount Howard, East Peak and Aneroid Mountain. Finally, at the end of Stage 2 you will cross the Old Joseph Trail. You are now at a base of a clearing where you will continue to climb with the face of Joseph Mountain to the left.
Stage 3 switchbacks up a mountain meadow and ends in a small forest with plenty of places to get out of the weather while resting and enjoying the views. This is generally where most people turnaround. Other options include climbing another 600 feet to the top of the meadow, climbing to the top of a knoll reaching 7600 feet or climbing Joseph Mountain. The picture to the left illistrates the route to the top of the knoll or "baby joseph".
If you take this trail in the winter with snow shoes, it is difficult. It can also be very icy so crampons can be helpful. There is no water available on this trail so bring all you need. The picture below is Scott Sargent with his puppies at the top of the trail and the turn around point.


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Deanne Brocato is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business. She received her B.A. in economics from Grinnell College, Grinnell Iowa and an M.B.A., Master of Science in Marketing Research, and Ph.D. from The University of Texas at Arlington. She also completed a post doctoral fellowship as a visiting scholar at The University of Texas ICC Institute, Austin, Texas.
Her research explores several consumer marketing areas. One area focuses on explaining and managing the dynamics of social exchange and social influence (attitude change and behavioral change) in service industries. Current projects in this area address consumers emotional attachment to service environments and the role that other customers play in customer service evaluations. Another area of focus is on the effects of violent media content on children. These projects explore the negative effects violent media content has on children and possible ways to mitigate these effects. Her research has appeared in the Journal of Retailing, Journal of Advertising, Journal of Services Research, and Corporate Reputation Review.
She has received several awards for her teaching including the Teacher of the Month in the Iowa State Marketing Department. And was a finalist for the College of Business Junior Teaching and Research awards (Iowa State University).
Prior to her academic career, Deanne worked as a financial analyst at Bank of America and a project manager at Sabre Corporation. In her free time, Deanne enjoys hiking, golf, tennis, and travel. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.