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Larry Brooks of The NY Post reports that Marc Staal has been
to resume light physical activity. Staal
received the good news after visiting with Boston doctor Dr. Robert Cantu on
Before you jump out of your seat, understand that this is nothing
more than a tiny step forward for Staal.
Just because he was symptom free while sitting on his couch in the
comfort of his home doesn't mean Staal will feel as well when he starts exerting himself physically.
After all, Staal was participating in some training camp
drills in late September before succumbing to concussion-like symptoms again
and being shut down by doctors in mid-October.
Everyone is hopeful that Staal is past that, but he could begin
having headaches again at any point and be set back even further.
At this point everyone involved with Staal's situation is
being extremely careful. We're fast
approaching a year since the hit by Eric Staal that actually injured Marc in
the first place and he's still far from healthy.
Concussions are being taken very seriously these days and
Staal's long-term absence isn't unique.
Everyone knows that Sidney Crosby is finally nearing a return, but
forward David Perron still hasn't returned to St. Louis's lineup after
suffering a concussion last fall and Toronto center Matthew Lombardi missed
almost the entirety of last season with a head injury of his own.
The Rangers would love to have Marc Staal back in their
lineup, but this is a classic case of protecting a player's long-term health
over any short-term gain.
New York has nearly $12 million invested in Staal over the
next three years, so if there's even a little doubt that Staal isn't 100%, then
he'll be held out of the lineup.
If Staal's light workouts go well, then the team will take
it from there. But it's still no
certainty that we'll see Staal again this year.
- Henrik Lundqvist did not practice with the Rangers this
morning as the goalie took a "maintenance
- It doesn't sound like Anton Stralman will play for the Blueshirts on Saturday. Coach John Tortorella still isn't satisfied with his conditioning.
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(a) The Congress, recognizing the profound impact of man's activity on the interrelations of all components of the natural environment, particularly the profound influences of population growth, high-density urbanization, industrial expansion, resource exploitation, and new and expanding technological advances and recognizing further the critical importance of restoring and maintaining environmental quality to the overall welfare and development of man, declares that it is the continuing policy of the Federal Government, in cooperation with State and local governments, and other concerned public and private organizations, to use all practicable means and measures, including financial and technical assistance, in a manner calculated to foster and promote the general welfare, to create and maintain conditions under which man and nature can exist in productive harmony, and fulfill the social, economic, and other requirements of present and future generations of Americans.
(b) In order to carry out the policy set forth in this chapter, it is the continuing responsibility of the Federal Government to use all practicable means, consistent with other essential considerations of national policy, to improve and coordinate Federal plans, functions, programs, and resources to the end that the Nation may—
(1) fulfill the responsibilities of each generation as trustee of the environment for succeeding generations;
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(5) achieve a balance between population and resource use which will permit high standards of living and a wide sharing of life's amenities; and
Source(Pub. L. 91–190, title I, § 101,Jan. 1, 1970, 83 Stat. 852.)
Commission on Population Growth and the American Future
Pub. L. 91–213, §§ 1–9,Mar. 16, 1970, 84 Stat. 67–69, established the Commission on Population Growth and the American Future to conduct and sponsor such studies and research and make such recommendations as might be necessary to provide information and education to all levels of government in the United States, and to our people regarding a broad range of problems associated with population growth and their implications for America's future; prescribed the composition of the Commission; provided for the appointment of its members, and the designation of a Chairman and Vice Chairman; required a majority of the members of the Commission to constitute a quorum, but allowed a lesser number to conduct hearings; prescribed the compensation of members of the Commission; required the Commission to conduct an inquiry into certain prescribed aspects of population growth in the United States and its foreseeable social consequences; provided for the appointment of an Executive Director and other personnel and prescribed their compensation; authorized the Commission to enter into contracts with public agencies, private firms, institutions, and individuals for the conduct of research and surveys, the preparation of reports, and other activities necessary to the discharge of its duties, and to request from any Federal department or agency any information and assistance it deems necessary to carry out its functions; required the General Services Administration to provide administrative services for the Commission on a reimbursable basis; required the Commission to submit an interim report to the President and the Congress one year after it was established and to submit its final report two years after Mar. 16, 1970; terminated the Commission sixty days after the date of the submission of its final report; and authorized to be appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, such amounts as might be necessary to carry out the provisions of Pub. L. 91–213.
Executive Order No. 11507
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When I was a schoolboy I competed in the National Spelling Bee, and got to represent New York State in the finals in Washington DC. Wow, that was a thrill, but the trauma of losing—well, I came in 9th—has stayed with me for many years and I would never go to see Spellbound or any of the movies or books that have focused on the sport. I was still in shock I think! And this from an event that occurred when LBJ was president and the Vietnam war was still on. Whenever I would stumble across the word I spelled wrong, say in a book or whatever, I would break out in a cold sweat and my face would grow red like a wound. (The word was "eponym." There! I've said it!)
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CLAYTON The Clayton Harbor Hotel project hit another milestone Thursday night with town planners unanimously approving the site plan and special use permit for the luxury hotel and conference center proposed on the former Frink America site.
Nobody spoke during the formal public hearing that was held after a presentation by the Buffalo-based developers Krog Corp. and Hart Hotels at the Clayton Opera House. Nearly 100 people attended the presentation.
Once the zoning and building permits are issued, Krog is expected to break ground in April. The developers hope to have the four-story facility open by Memorial Day 2014.
A payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement that gives the hotel owners a 50 percent property tax break over 15 years was approved by taxing entities at the end of January.
The ownership of roughly 7 acres of the 8.4-acre Frink site was officially transferred last week to Clayton Harbor Hotel LLC formed through a 50/50 partnership between Krog and Hart Hotels by Claytons Local Development Corp. with the consent of the town government.
Since signing a land disposition agreement with Clayton in December, the developers have been making scheduled payments of $210,000 toward the purchase of the $2.1 million property.
Clayton maintains ownership of the remaining 1.37 acres of the former brownfield site, which includes the riverwalk and the future site of public transient dock facilities.
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Great athletes make it look easy. Things that would be well beyond the physical capabilities of an average human are no obstacle to the special athlete. It's not just that they can perform the feat, but they make it look nearly effortless.
Sure, you or I could swing a bat. I do, in a slow-pitch softball these days. I popped out twice last Monday night. But we will never possess the ability, and balance of Miguel Cabrera or David Wright to hit balls pitched so hard we could barely see them, or spinning so quickly that we have no idea where they will be next, and blister them in all directions.
Sure, you can run or even sprint. You can even jump, a whole 26 inches maybe. Now sprint a few hundred feet, jump to the top of a wall and catch a baseball hit 380′. Mike Trout can do that and walk away smiling. Most humans, and most baseball players cannot do that.
Sure, you can go throw a baseball with a friend or a teammate. RA Dickey can make his knuckleball dance (video here) in unpredictable ways. No humans and no other baseball players can do that. Indeed, Dickey's knuckleball is unlike any knuckler ever seen before (this is a nice discussion of the physics and movement patterns).
Does it look impossible when RA Dickey is making hitters look silly swinging at a pitch that isn't there? Now, you try to throw an 80 mile an hour offering that turns Giancarlo Stanton into a hacking littler leaguer.
A couple people have asked me, based on Dickey's Cy Young award win whether it is worth teaching failing (or failed) minor league pitchers the knuckleball. Sure, you can try, but Dickey and his pitch stand alone in history. It is a better, harder pitcher than that thrown by Tim Wakefield or Charlie Hough. Most people, even baseball players cannot do, mentally or physically, what Dickey does. It's that simple. Dickey spent years and years refining the art of the knuckleball.
Dickey, even before his Mets' resurgence, was no ordinary player. He was a good enough athlete to merit a first round draft choice even without an ulner collateral ligament, so he started from a talent base at the extreme far right of the talent distribution. There are hundreds of professional baseball players drafted and signed every year, and before his physical revealed that he was a ligament short of standard; he was among the top 20 in 1996.
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RA Dickey makes a baseball do absurd things, and makes it his routine every fifth day.
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When this years Little League All-Star team started, no one thought that they would end up one game away from being the southwestern regional champions.
According to head coach Mike Lessar, the team played like champions the whole time.
"These guys played their hearts out every time," said Lessar. "We won the first four games of the tournament, three to California teams and one to an Arizona team, who we won 10-0."
There was a lot of anticipation amongst the team but when they took the field they played like pros said Lessar.
"In the final game we played good," commented the coach. "We had a lot of hits but they never found the holes, which made it nearly impossible to get any runners on base."
According to Lessar the other team was having a good day, and was able to hit the ball in all the right spots, which got them on base and finally won the game.
"I feel that this team worked very hard and played a great tournament," said Lessar. "We made some errors and let them score runs but for the most part we were just not on fire. I am thrilled that we made it as far as we did and want to congratulate everyone on the team for giving it their all."
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Whatever we see is basically based on the light that hits our eyes, right? When we look at the Moon we are looking at the Moon as it was couple of seconds ago, as the light takes some seconds (~2 seconds I believe) to reach us. In a way aren't we ALWAYS seeing the past as, no matter how close we are to something, we can never be at distance 0. Am I wrong in thinking about it like that?
That is technically correct. Since the speed of light is finite, it takes time for light from any object in the universe to reach us, even the Moon which is fairly close. For things on Earth, the distances involved are very small compared to the speed of light and so we effectively see thing "instantly".
The moon is about 1.2 light seconds away so we're seeing the surface of the moon as it was 1.2 seconds ago, still effectively instantly.
The sun in about 8.3 light minutes away and things get further away and more distant in time as you go out.
You are correct. For every foot (~30 cm) away something is, you're looking back a nanosecond.


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Water for all of the district is treated here on U.S. 6 in Price Canyon.
The takeover of the John Paul company was finally resolved at last week's regularly scheduled Price River Water Improvement District board meeting after five months of negotiations.
Members of the Pinnacle John Paul Water Company filled the chairs in the PRWID board room, apparently frustrated with all of the red tape, but relieved that the matter was nearing resolution.
The board discussed the new agreement that could eventually govern a takeover by the district of the private company.
During the past three months, the finite details of the agreement have been hammered out by boardmembers, legal counsel and residents served by Pinnacle. Despite the scrutiny and reworking of the deal, it was not quite ready to be struck.
"Legally, I don't think the district would have the right to restrict personal property development," said PRWID manager Jeffrey Richens said.
According to Richens PRWID would only be able to look at whether the system could provide adequate water to a new development and if it could, it wouldn't be likely the district could refuse the request.
PRWID representatives found that they would indeed be able to provide the aqua.
Boardmembers agreed that it could be problematic to include the restriction in the agreement.
"This is not something I would want in a legal document," said Boardmember Karl Housekeeper said. Boardmember Richard Tatton commented that, in some cases, the district could determine the overall impact on the water delivery system and make a negative recommendation."
"The district is required to say if there is adequate water and if not then stop the mechanics of the plan," said Tatton. Richens had a caveat. "If the fire hydrant meets the fire flow, then we pass them."
Pinnacle's members looked a bit dismayed by Richens' comments.
"You want to take away those nine connections we had, but you're saying you would have allowed development anyway," said Cathy Shiner.
The negotiations began in March and meeting after meeting questions have been answered and further details worked out.
All the hydrants had been tested for fire flow and all except one passed the minimum requirements, the residents agreed to hold harmless the district from responsibility if the system failed as is during a crisis like a fire and produced the original letter requesting that PRWID absorb Pinnacle.
Although it seemed that there couldn't possibly be anything left to stand in the way of closing the deal, the PRWID board decided the decision was not to be made at the meeting.
The south Price subdivision served by the company has had an agreement in place that would allow some of the property owners to subdivide their parcels thereby increasing the number of hookups from 25 to 34.
"What if we get rid of the extra nine connections and put in another fire hydrant," Rick Shiner, a representative from Pinnacle asked.
That suggestion seemed to go over quite well with the board. However, it wasn't the clincher for the deal.
The water company members were asked to see if they could come up with any historical records or documents that might show that when the system was installed in 1978 that it met the district's requirements. Also it was requested that all residents served by the company sign a "Hold Harmless" agreement that exempts the district from any liability for glitches or failures in the system.
In the past months they have provided the original letter requesting PRWID to take over the company, had fire flow tests done on all the hydrants, and submitted those results to Price Fire Chief Paul Bedont for review.
"We kept going to ensure no more growth," Shiner said."But so many regulations have changed for testing the water we can't keep up with them."
"I've been reading meters for 20 years now and it's time to get rid of it," he said.
On Aug. 5, the district finally made the vote and decided to absorb the company and giving closure to the exhausting negotiation.
"I'm just glad that its over," said Shiner. "I was starting to think that it would never end."
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The Salt Lake Tribune recently (June 30) ran a balanced article on the RS 2477 dispute between the State of Utah and Emery County vs. the BLM.
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First, many roads in question were ignored by BLM during the late 1970's and thus areas that should have been disqualified from consideration as WSA were instead accepted as WSA.
A perfect example of this would be the Eva Conover Road (ECR) which connects the town of Ferron to the highest points in the Swell. This road construction was funded by the state of Utah, named after Mrs. Conover who at the time was a state legislator representing Emery County. She was responsible for gaining the funding from state coffers and the road was to travel to a planned state park that was never built. The park would have been similar to Goblin Valley. The ECR was constructed by bulldozers with BLM operators in 1964.
Then in 1979, just 15 years later, the BLM described the bulldozed roadway as "significantly unnoticeable." They felt that it was "naturally re-vegetating" and therefore wasn't a road any more. So, the WSA was established and the road wasn't called a road, instead it was identified as a "pre-existing inventoried way." That's because a WSA can contain "ways", "trails", "mining tracks", "two tracks", "man made disturbances", etc. But, a WSA can not contain any "roads". So, the BLM just calls them anything but a "road" and presto, you have yourself a WSA.
Second, it may be true that Congress established the current WSAs, but it was only after the BLM submitted their faulty information to Congress. Now, only Congress can correct the errors that the BLM made.
As was pointed out in the article, RS 2477 was a federal law established a long time ago. Please remember that the definitions of the terms "highway" and "transportation" were significantly different in 1866 than they are today. So, when Ms. (Heidi) McIntosh, and other SUWA lawyers, dispute the definitions of those words, please keep in mind that RS 2477 granted the public a "right of way" to cross public lands. RS 2477 is all about a right; it is not about a highway. The condition of the road, or should we say a trail, way, mining track, two track, man made disturbance, etc. isn't the issue. The issue is that Congress granted a right of way. The road is a manifestation of that right which was granted. The condition of the road has nothing to do with whether or not the right was granted, the condition of the road simply measures how often the public has been exercising their right.
I would love to show everyone some of these roads, trails, or areas that are in question.
I admire Governor Huntsman for standing up for state rights, for county rights, and for my rights. That's what our government officials are supposed to do.
I am proud of the Emery County commissioners for taking a stand to protect their heritage, protect the future and protect their rights.


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The East Carbon City Council voted 3-1 Tuesday in favor of spending about $500 for a radio station KUSA live remote two hour broadcast at the city hall from 10 a.m. to noon on June 17. The majority think it is a good way to help promote the area and local businesses.
Councilwoman Cheryl McFarland suggested the council put $200 into providing refreshments and snacks for people to enjoy. "I would like to make this an event and make it a big deal, having people stop by and take a look," she said.
The radio station is charging $299 to broadcast and will provide the city with 50 radio spots, each one lasting 30 seconds.
Councilman Andy Urbanik cast the only negative vote. "With a remote (show), all it's going to be is a two-hour commercial," Urbanik said. He added that it may be difficult for people to drop what they are doing on a Thursday morning and come out to East Carbon. Urbanik suggested that it would be better to broadcast around Community Daze, July 9-10.


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He has exhibited at Art Interactive in Cambridge, MA, Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center in Buffalo, NY, Art in General in New York City, Fylkingen in Stockholm, Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, SESI Gallery in Sao Paulo City, Window Project Space in Auckland, New Zealand, Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, Chiangmai New Media Art Festival in Thailand, DigiFest DXNet in Toronto, and the Cyberarts Festival in Boston. He has been a frequent artist-in-residence at the Experimental Television Center in Owego, New York and is included in the DVD anthology, "ETC: 1969 - 2009" covering 40 years of video arts at ETC. He was previously a visiting professor with the Department of Expanded Media at the School of Art and Design at Alfred University in Alfred, NY and now teaches in the T.I.M.E.-Digital Arts Department at The Cleveland Institute of Art.
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ARTIST in RESIDENCE [AiR] 2007
in brief: residency period 3 months dates from March 2007 location Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Netherlands Media Art Institute is pleased to announce an open call for the Spring 2007 round of its Artist in Residence (AiR) program.
The AiR programme at the Netherlands Media Art Institute aims to support the exploration and development of new work in digital/interactive/network media and technology based arts practice. The residency provides time and resources to artists in a supportive environment to facilitate the creation of new work that is produced from an open source perspective. We encourage a cross disciplinary and experimental approach. This is a practice based residency designed to enable the development and completion of a new work.
Our focus for this open call is on open source interactive installation art, in which the following occurs: - interaction between tools and/or software - interaction between tools and artwork - interaction between audience and artwork
The Netherlands Media Art Institute offers an open environment with technical assistance and an active advisory board which will give feedback and support in technical, conceptual and presentation issues. There is access to studio and exhibition equipment, technical support from the Institute's staff and production help from interns. The technical staff is specialized and has good contacts with programmers of the following software, a.o.: PD/PDP, Blender, Dynebolic, Linux. We expect the artist to have knowledge and insight in the technical realization of the concept.
It is integral to the mission of the AiR program that artists participate in presenting their work in a public form appropriate to their project. This can include gallery installations, demonstrations of research in progress, panel discussions, on-line projects, or multimedia performances, in addition to open studio events ...
Rhiz commissioned piece installed at Nuit Blanche Toronto
Peter Horvath's Rhizome commission "Triptych: Motion Stillness Resistance" installed in Toronto's Nuit Blanche as a web based video installation.
Paris, France introduced Nuit Blanche to the world in October 2002. This all-night free celebration of contemporary art was an enormous success and many cities have followed suit. In 2006, Toronto joins the international ranks of Brussels, Rome, Madrid and Paris to become the most recent Nuit Blanche city.
Pall Thayer (Iceland), at Pace Digital Gallery NYC
Pace Digital Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition, and lecture by Icelandic artist Pall Thayer on November 15th, 2006
"wassup, tYgEr_lil_E?"
solo exhibition at Pace Digital Gallery
Nov 15 - Dec 8, 2006
Nov 15: discussion with the artist and reception 2-4pm
Pace University
2nd floor, 163 William Street (between Beekman and Ann Streets)
New York, NY
"Wassup, tYgEr_lil_E?" is an examination of the impact of digital media on abstract art. The title references Woody Allen's film, "What's up, Tiger Lily?" (1966) from which it borrows a simple idea: dubbing a foreign movie's dialogue with completely unrelated text, in an attempt to alter the story. "Wassup, tYgEr_lil_E?" captures images from live video feeds and provides on-screen subtitles with text captured from live Internet chat sessions. Thayer made no attempt to match images to text. Computers have no conscious understanding of the subject material they are being made to appropriate. Therefore the result, being generated by automated computer processes, becomes an abstraction.
Pall Thayer (1968) is an Icelandic artist working with computers and the Internet. He graduated from the Icelandic College of Art and Crafts in Reykjavik, Iceland in 1999 with a background in mixed-media. His work has been exhibited widely at festivals and group shows such as Nordic Interactive in Copenhagen, Transmediale in Berlin, The Boston CyberArts Festival, Hipersonica/File in Sao Paulo and PixxelPoint in Slovenia. In 2004 he organized the Trans-Cultural Mapping: Iceland Inside and Out workshop in
locative media for Lorna, The Icelandic Organization for Electronic Arts, of which he is an active member. He is currently pursuing his MFA at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec.
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ON AND OFF October 6 – December 2, 2006 Opening Reception: October 5, 6-8pm
The Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery is pleased to present ON and Off a new show featuring an international group of contemporary artists.
Ten years since it emerged as a medium for contemporary art, the Internet and the work it inspires, is no longer confined by the browser window. The Web influences culture at large: it adapts to new technology, cultivates demographics, and evolves our cultural needs and norms. The works of Vuk Cosic, Lisa Jevbratt, Olia Lialina and Dragan Espenschied, Thomson and Craighead, YOUNG-HAE CHANG HEAVY INDUSTRIES are testament to its expanding role in contemporary life.
Long working at the forefront of the medium, these artists explore the particularities of Web technology and its aesthetics and utility in projects that clearly transcend the specificity of "Internet Art." Internationally renowned and widely exhibited both on line and off these artists offer us compelling insights into our simple, everyday desire to be connected.
The Gallery is located at 601 W 26th Street, Suite 1240, New York, NY. The Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 11-6.
Contemporary Istanbul International Art Fair 2006
Contemporary Istanbul, Turkey's and the region's premier modern and contemporary art fair, will take place on December 20-24, 2006. More than 60 galleries from all over the world will show paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs and digital art by more than 300 international and Turkish artists at the Istanbul Convention and Exhibition Center, located in the heart of this magnificent city.
Contemporary Istanbul is expected to attract more than fifty thousand visitors who have been loyally waiting for this annual event. Hundreds of art critics, local and international members of the media, and curators will also make their way to the modern halls of Istanbul Convention and Exhibition Center this December, to review the works by emerging artists and the masters of 20th and 21st century art.
The mystical city of Istanbul sets the perfect backdrop for an international contemporary art fair. Art lovers and collectors from all over the world, and especially from the region will visit Istanbul for the fair. This year's dates coincide with the Christmas Holiday, which makes a trip to this fascinating city of all faiths more attractive than ever.
Each evening will also be filled with special musical events, ranging from classical music recitals to jazz concerts. A special awards ceremony Gala Night will take place on December, 23 in the main conference auditorium of the Center.
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Federico Higuain is just shy of joining the club's top 10 list for all-time goals scored. At 18 tallies, he is in 11th place, one goal shy of a two-way tie for 10th place with Pete Marino and Robert Warzycha, who each scored 19 goals in a Crew uniform. Jeff Cunningham leads that Black & Gold list with 64.
Josh Williams is the longest-tenured Crew player on the roster dating back to just 2010. He's made 58 apperances for the Crew. The club is not without MLS veteran presence, though. Michael Parkhurst has 116 career MLS appearances in the regular season, Dominic Oduro has 217 since 2006 and Tyson Wahl has made 112 appearances since joining MLS in 2006 in Kansas City.
The 3-0 shutout victory at D.C. United on March 8 was Steve Clark's first clean- sheet win since coming to the League in the offseason following time in Norway. By recording a single shutout, Clark is now tied for 12th on the club's all-time goalkeeper shutouts list with three other 'keepers that had a Crew clean sheet in their time in Black & Gold.
Saturday's Opening Match at Crew Stadium is regular-season match number 233 in the tenureof the historic building. The Black & Gold are 117-61-54 all-time, have scored 353 regular-season goals in front of their fans and have seen 21,076 minutes of regular- season intensity backed by the best fans in MLS since the first Crew Stadium match in 1999.
A win on Saturday would make for an odd statistical Crew record not achieved in the club's first 18 years of existence ... the Black & Gold have never opened the season with back-to-back wins ... opening with consecutive victories may be a rare feat, but opening the season unbeaten after two games is not ... most recently in 2010, the club rattled off an eight-game clip of unbeaten soccer, posting an 6-0-2 run through the third week of May.
The Crew opened the Gregg Berhalter era with a victory in Gregg Berhalter's MLS coaching debut ... the Sporting Director and Head Coach began his MLS coaching career after coaching at Swedish side Hammerby IF ... said Berhalter postgame after his first win, "It was a great way to get started ... the emphasis was on starting and playing our game from minute one. I think we did that ... we went out there and we were brave and wanted to play ... when I look at going on the road and controlling the opponent, I think we did well. We scored two fantastic goals on the road and I'm happy with our overall performance."
Gregg Berhalter, the seventh Head Coach -- and first Sporting Director -- in club history, led the Black & Gold to a win in his first game on the sidelines ... with the win, the Crew is now 5-1-2 all-time in the historic first match under a new coaching tenure, securing points in all but one debut (Sigi Schmid, 2005).
The Black & Gold blanked D.C. United, 3-0, in the first regular-season test of 2014 ... the Crew saw Philadelphia in the preseason during the Disney Pro Soccer Classic in a 1-0 win for the Crew on February 22 ... Columbus finished the 2014 preseason with a record of 4-0-1, competing in five matches and taking home a tournament title at the Disney Pro Soccer Classic ... the team's lone draw came in a wild, back-and-forth 4-4 finish against USL-PRO side Orlando City SC to finish group play before a 4-1 victory over defending MLS Cup Champion Sporting KC on March 1.
Kirk Urso was recently honored with the Illinois Youth Soccer Career Achievement Award along with Birmingham City defender Jonathan Spector. The award was started in 2013 and given to Illinois Youth Soccer alumni who have achieved great success on the soccer field while also making an impact off the field. Kirk and Jonathan join Brian McBride as the only recipients of the award.
"We have known Kirk since he started participating in our Illinois Olympic Development Program (ODP) process," said Mary Jane Bender of the Illinois Youth Soccer Association. "He was not only a talented, hard-working and disciplined soccer player but a very kind and thoughtful person. While Kirk was in residence at the U.S. Training Camp in Bradenton, he welcomed our Illinois ODP team players who came to play his National Team and even joined us for dinner to their great delight. He volunteered in our Illinois Soccer for Success program for at-risk children living in Chicago's inner city. He participated as a coach-in-training in our Illinois ODP camps and was a role model to the younger players. Kirk always had a smile on his face and is the personification of sportsmanship.
"He made the U.S. soccer community a better place."
Urso was drafted 10th overall in the 2012 MLS Supplemental Draft by the Crew and made 6 appearances in his rookie season before passing away suddenly on August 5, 2012 due to a congenital heart defect.
Wil Trapp was just a high schooler when the Crew claimed its 2008 MLS Cup title anchored in part by Brian Carroll's play in central midfield. While it was Guillermo Barros Schelotto's playmaking magic that caught Trapp's eye at the time, the 21-year-old looks back now at Carroll's presence on the field in admiration as he gets set to face the Black & Gold's former midfield stalwart, now with the Philadelphia Union, for the first time as a pro on Saturday (6:00 p.m. ET / TICKETS).
"I guess I didn't watch him as much as I should've back then, I was more focused on guys like Schelotto," Trapp admitted at the Crew's media day on Thursday. "Now that I look back, I think his leadership qualities and the way he gets the ball, moves it and keeps the tempo and rhythm in the game is huge. He did that for the team that won in 2008.
"I think that's something I can bring to the table, but I can also improve on."
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If you're a regular reader of The New American, you are well aware by now that ObamaCare is very bad for humans. But did you know it's also bad for their furry friends?
As with human healthcare, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — contrary to its moniker — makes veterinary care less affordable. In fact, one provision of the law is responsible for rising costs in both human and animal healthcare: the new medical device tax.
In order to pay for the law's massive new spending, since the first of the year the federal government has imposed a 2.3-percent excise tax on certain medical devices. "Medical devices used only on animals are exempt," reports Miami TV station WFOR. "However, items including IV pumps, sterile scalpels and anesthesia equipment, which are medical devices that have a dual use, meaning they can be used on people and animals, will be taxed."
Medical device manufacturers, naturally, are not inclined to eat those taxes — especially since the taxes will be levied whether or not they turn a profit, potentially causing them to owe the government more than they earn. A recent industry survey by the consulting firm Emergo Group found that almost 33 percent of device makers expect the tax to have a "very negative impact" on their bottom lines; 52.5 percent of them — and 58 percent of those based in North America — plan to pass the increased costs along to their customers. (Another 16.6 percent said they plan to cut staff to mitigate the cost; at least one device maker, Kalamazoo, Michigan-based Stryker Corporation, has already begun slashing its workforce in anticipation of the tax.)
Of course, if the cost to the vet goes up, so does the cost to the patient — or, rather, the patient's owner. One vet, says WFOR, actually posted this notice on Facebook: "Because medical equipment and supplies will be going up in cost, that extra expense will have to be passed on to the customers."
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Ringling College Fine Arts Alumnus Kris Chatterson Exhibits at Two Solo Shows in 2011
September 1, 2011 - Ringling College alumnus Kris Chatterson (Fine Arts, 2002) has exhibited his paintings in one solo show already this year with Western Project in Los Angeles (which marks his 2nd solo show with them). Now he gets ready for his second solo exhibition of the year, which opens at Jeff Bailey Gallery in New York on Friday, September 9th.
After Chatterson graduated from Ringling College in 2002, he went straight to graduate school at Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, California where he received his MFA in 2004. But little did he know how big an impact his undergraduate education at Ringling College would make. When the Ringling College fine arts faculty interviewed Chatterson two weeks ago, he boasted of his undergraduate experience at Ringling College: "I was almost over prepared for graduate school and I had leg up."
Chatterson's painting style is abstract and his paintings evoke vast, ever changing and unfamiliar spaces. Like many artists are starting to do, Chatterson is adapting to technology. In a multi-step process, he combines images from his earlier paintings with layered patterns that he creates on a computer or smart phone. These are manipulated, distorted, then printed and transferred to a painted surface (where he continues to paint and build the overall image).
When asked about incorporating the digital element, Chatterson states, "Being able to work digitally allows me to create infinite possibilities while working with very little". The computer acts as a synthesizer of Chatterson's abstract forms: calligraphic gestures are manipulated into non-linear spatial compositions. However, the physical act of painting is equally important. It is the combination of each method that enables Chatterson to create his unique imagery.
Chatterson's work takes shades of grey and black that are mixed with one or several high-keyed colors. Giant brush strokes, magnified pixelations, dot matrixes and tunneling perspective collide and morph, suggesting both creation and destruction. Distinctions between physical and abstract worlds break down and shift into a new type of pictorial space.
Chatterson also recently co-curated (through Progress Report) Working Title, at The Bronx River Art Center, an exhibition of contemporary abstraction.
See the links below for more information about Chatterson's work and exhibitions:
- Chatterson's Upcoming September 9th Show at The Jeff Bailey Gallery: http://www.baileygallery.com/
- Chatterson's Spring 2011 Show at Western Project: http://www.western-project.com/2011/03/03/kris-chatterson-new-paintings-2/
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Hilarious, eccentric, newly-minted American Idol judge, Steven Tyler, has always been a lady-killer and he has a plethora of equally-attractive children to prove it. He's deftly straddled an androgynous line, prompting people to exclaim, "Dude Looks Like A Lady," but from the way women blush when they see him, Tyler is all man.


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Science In Sport GO Hydro (20 tablets) £6.99
Good-tasting drink-mix tablets; help you stay hydrated to improve performance when racing, training or cycling long-distance. Fairly priced too
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Go Hydro is a product from Science in Sport (SiS) designed to help you stay hydrated when exercising. It comes as a tube of tablets consisting of various minerals or electrolytes. You bung a tablet in a bottle of water, wait while it dissolves, then drink it during your ride. As a way to help you avoid dehydration, it definitely does the job.
SiS say that the electrolytes (sodium, calcium, magnesium, potassium and zinc) in the Go Hydro drink replace those lost from your body via sweat. The sodium content especially encourages you to drink the right amount, which in turn helps performance, as a dehydrated body won't function so well.
I've been testing these Go Hydro tablets for a couple of weeks, and have used them during turbo sessions and training rides, and in one of my bottles on a long sportive. They're available in a range of flavours, including berry, lemon and blackcurrent. The taste and texture is clean and refreshing, not sweet or sticky, and this (or the sodium, or maybe both) definitely encouraged me to drink – especially on colder days.
But do you actually need Go Hydro (or any other similar product), with all these added electrolytes, just to stay hydrated? The answer is not straightforward.
Most sports science studies agree that dehydration can have a negative impact on performance (basically, you get tired sooner), and that drinking the correct amount of water helps avoid this. But after that, there's a divergence regarding electrolytes. Some studies show that replacing the electrolytes lost via sweat helps further improve performance, and avoid cramp. Other studies show that you don't need extra electrolytes, and that drinking water is enough.
The middle way claims that the electrolytes in the fluid, even if not actually needed, still encourage you to drink the correct amount and stay hydrated. The final argument claims that it's the taste of hydration products, rather than the electrolytes, that encourage you to drink - because it's nicer than boring old water.
In the end, it comes down to personal preference. On that basis, and from my own experience, I recommend trying these Go Hydro tablets. If you like the taste, and if you feel it helps you drink a bit more, which in turn helps keep you cycling further or faster (or just helps you enjoy tootling around), then it's well worth dropping a tab in your bottle before you set out.
Hydration tablets are also handy for longer rides, such as sportives. It's easy to keep a few tabs in silver foil in your jersey back pocket and drop them in your bottle at a feed stop.
One final point: Go Hydro is not an energy product. There is no carbohydrate content and virtually no calories. In this respect it's the same as High5's Zero drink and the similarly-titled Nectar Hydro tabs.
A 'tester pot' of 10 Go Hydro tablets costs £2.99 while a 20-tablet tube costs £6.99 (currently reduced to £5.98 on the SiS website). As well as on-line, you can buy SiS products at your local bike shop or sports store, and in a few supermarkets.
Good-tasting drink-mix tablets; help you stay hydrated to improve performance when racing, training or cycling long-distance. Fairly priced too.
road.cc test report
Make and model: Science In Sport GO Hydro (20 tablets)
Size tested: Blackcurrant, Pineapple and Mango, Berry, Lemon
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
This is a hydration product, designed to help you stay properly hydrated (ie, drink the right amount) during exercise. It is not an energy product. There is no carbohydrate content and virtually no calories. In this respect it's the same as High5's Zero drink and Nectar Hydro tabs. This is fine if you want a 'non-fattening' or 'fat-burning' drink (water is another one), but it won't provide energy to get you though a long ride. For this you need carbohydrate – usually in the form of gels and bars, or even as 'normal food'.
The SIS website says Go Hydro is a 'Low-calorie high electrolyte effervescent tablet to hydrate during training or racing:
* Simply drop in water to provide a high electrolyte drink.
* High in sodium to help promote hydration.
* When hydration is required without the added calories.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
The SiS website goes on to give a lot more information, including: 'SiS GO Hydro represents a cutting edge and scientifically based formulation that is designed to ensure you are effectively hydrated to produce your best performance. ... In the context of maintaining hydration status, sodium is the most important electrolyte as it helps to stimulate thirst, improve fluid palatability and promote fluid absorption and retention..."
Whether it's the taste or the electrolytes, using Go Hydro tabs in my bottles encouraged me to drink more than I would have if I had just water. From that angle, performance is very good.
A small tube of 10 Go Hydro tablets costs £2.99 while a 20-tablet tube costs £6.99 (currently reduced to £5.98 on the SiS website). This is fair value, and compares against £5.50 to £7 for 20 High 5 Zero tabs, and about the same for Nectar Hydro.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
The taste and texture of Go Hydro (or the sodium content, or maybe both) definitely encouraged me to drink more than if I'd had just water in my bottles - which is exactly what it's supposed to do. On that basis, this product performed very well.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
Taste, texture.
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes
Would you consider buying the product? Yes
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes
Anything further to say about the product in conclusion?
This product does exactly what it's supposed to do: encourage you to drink more when exercising. On that level it would score a 9, but the price – although fair – is not especially good value, so that docks a point, giving an overall score of 8.
About the tester
Age: 51
I usually ride: an old Marin Alp, or an old steel classic My best bike is: an old Giant Cadex (can you see a theme here?)
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: A few times a week I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: touring, club rides, sportives, general fitness riding,
Hate to be a pedant (well not really) but the headline pricing is incorrect. It suggests 20 tabs for £2.99 while the article states samplers of 10 for £2.99.
posted by bikeandy61 [495 posts]
1st June 2013 - 14:46
Fair point, changed now. Got to say I'd be tempted to stock up on the tester pots.
posted by Tony Farrelly [4201 posts]
1st June 2013 - 16:16
Are these basically the electrolyte mix, but compressed into tablets? because I've got a huge tub of the SiS stuff and it works great.
posted by CornishSprinter [26 posts]
2nd June 2013 - 3:06
I'll stick to my vitamin C tablets with lemon taste, keeps cold away...
posted by rix [66 posts]
2nd June 2013 - 20:06
I have these - good value but I've tried one during a ride and it made me want to barf when I hit the next hill... so I prefer to drink up just after completing a long ride.
posted by Goldfever4 [195 posts]
3rd June 2013 - 10:01
Cheers Tony - as soon as I have some cash I'm ordering a few of the test tubes. TBF even at full price these are better value than others where you generally get 12 tabs for £6.99.
posted by 1961BikiE [112 posts]
3rd June 2013 - 19:14
Hi CornishSprinter - it's different because the product you mention (SiS GO Electrolyte) contains carbohydrate, where as the SiS GO Hydro tablets don't - they are purely for hydration purposes.
posted by Adam Tranter [3 posts]
3rd June 2013 - 21:36
'The final argument claims that it's the taste of hydration products, rather than the electrolytes, that encourage you to drink - because it's nicer than boring old water.'
Why not simply add a single malt to your bidon? The dehydrating effects of alcohol are overplayed anyway. It'll also sterilise your bidon. Bingo
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|Posted by Guy Martin on June 19 2003 3:50pm
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For those that are looking to "reset" the auto_increment, say on a list that has had a few deletions and you want to renumber everything, you can do the following.
DROP the field you are auto_incrementing.
ALTER the table to ADD the field again with the same attributes.
You will notice that all existing rows are renumbered and the next auto_increment number will be equal to the row count plus 1.
(Keep in mind that DROPping that column will remove all existing data, so if you have exterior resources that rely on that data, or the numbers that are already there, you may break the link. Also, as with any major structure change, it's a good idea to backup your table BEFORE you make the change.)
|Posted by [name withheld] on June 22 2003 4:19pm
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In order to reset the auto_increment, in a situation where some of the most recently added rows were deleted, use:
ALTER TABLE theTableInQuestion AUTO_INCREMENT=1234
and future insertions will be numbered from 1234 again (unless you still had rows numbered greater than 1234, and then the future insertions will start from the greatest number + 1 ).
|Posted by [name withheld] on October 23 2003 8:41pm
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The manual should probably make *better* mention of the fact that the order in which primary keys are specified determines the semantics by which a new value is selected. (Saying "... is calculated as MAX(auto_increment_column)+1) WHERE prefix=given-prefix." is unclear given that this is the first mention of the word "prefix" in the document.
For example,
create table location
id bigint not null auto_increment, -- "serial" per 4.1
longitude int,
latitude int,
place int,
primary key(id, longitude, latitude, place)
insert into location (longitude, latitude, place)
values (0,0,0), (1,1,1), (2,2,2);
select * from foo;
| id | longitude | latitude | place |
| 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| id | longitude | latitude | place |
| 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
|Posted by [name withheld] on November 8 2004 8:35pm
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Drop table command will also reset autoincrement
|Posted by nav on February 7 2006 7:56am
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reset auto_increment using....
alter table "table_name" auto_increment=1
resets auto_increment to 1 + max(auto_increment)
|Posted by kernel panic on March 24 2008 5:25am
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Another way to get the next Auto_increment value is using the information_schema:
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|Posted by Gabe Holmes on July 12 2009 9:41pm
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If you're using a phpmyadmin, go to the table in question and then Operations->Table Options->Auto-Increment
Set the auto-increment to whatever you please.
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|Posted by Lewis Graham on August 26 2009 5:54am
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InnoDB resets the next auto_increment value to the highest value in the table + 1 after a server restart.
This means that if you delete the highest value(s) in the table, then restart you can get the same values for auto_increment again.
See: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=727
|Posted by Luke Up on March 7 2011 11:15pm
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To reset auto_increment to 1, first make a backup of your table. I usually make 2 backups by copying my table 2 times (different names). Using one of the copies, delete the auto_increment field. Then run - ALTER TABLE `table_name` ADD `auto_increment_field` INT( 6 ) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT FIRST, ADD PRIMARY KEY ( `auto_increment_field` ); If it works, Rename the original table to table_save and rename your modified table to the original table. Tested on phpmyadmin and mysql cli. Hope this helps.
|Posted by Daniel Bartley on June 29 2011 1:40am
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-- Usage:
-- ResetTableIdentities('your_table_name');
-- Description:
-- Resets the Auto_Increment of the table [your_table_name] only when the number of rows in the [your_table_name] is equal to 0
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`%` PROCEDURE `ResetTableIdentities`(IN table_name VARCHAR(64))
SET @returned_row_count = 0;
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PREPARE stmt FROM @statement;
EXECUTE stmt;
IF (@returned_row_count = 0) THEN
SET @statement2 = CONCAT("ALTER TABLE ", @table_name, " AUTO_INCREMENT = 1;");
PREPARE stmt2 FROM @statement2;
EXECUTE stmt2;
DEALLOCATE PREPARE stmt2;
DEALLOCATE PREPARE stmt;
|Posted by Sohail Khurshid on August 8 2011 11:15am
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What's the point of mentioning such huge 'workarounds' when the auto_increment reset issue can be resolved simply by: "alter table "table_name" auto_increment=1" (as a couple of other people suggested too)?
|Posted by Thomas Mayer on January 20 2012 3:17pm
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As InnoDb forgets its highest auto_increment after server restart, you can set it again, if you have stored it anywhere. This happens often if you archive your data in an archive table and then delete it and then restart mysql. When archiving again this will result in duplicate key entries.
To work around this you can create a trigger which makes sure your auto_increment is higher than the auto_increment of your archive table:
delimiter //
drop trigger if exists trigger_autoinc_tbl;
CREATE TRIGGER trigger_autoinc_tbl BEFORE INSERT ON tbl
declare auto_incr1 BIGINT;
declare auto_incr2 BIGINT;
SELECT AUTO_INCREMENT INTO auto_incr1 FROM information_schema.TABLES WHERE table_schema=DATABASE() AND table_name='tbl';
SELECT AUTO_INCREMENT INTO auto_incr2 FROM information_schema.TABLES WHERE table_schema=DATABASE() AND table_name='tbl_archiv';
IF (auto_incr2 > auto_incr1 and NEW.id<auto_incr2) THEN
SET NEW.id = auto_incr2;
delimiter ;
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|Posted by Anil Purushothaman on October 10 2012 8:37am
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When using MySQL Workbench, you can reset the auto increment to 1 as follows -
Step 1 : In SQL Editor window, right click on the table name containing the auto increment field and select "Alter Table..."
Step 2 : Select "options" table in the alter table window pane.
Step 3 : The Auto Increment field here shows the current value that it has reached. Simply change it to the value you want (1 in this case).
Step 4 : Apply and close.
|Posted by Asromi rOmi on October 3 2014 12:49am
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Try this one ..
Alter Table [TableName] add [newColoum] int auto_increment primary key;
it will add one coloum in the table as auto_increment.
desc [TableName];
|Posted by Charles Peterson on November 14 2014 5:59pm
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