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"Unbelievable", she said. It was only 28 September when she was sitting in the new stylish Atomic Lounge on the Atomic Racing Media Day, and she remembered thinking back then, "Goodness, Marcel, Marlies, Benni – all of my favorites are here and I'm part of this, too." And now, only four months later, Mikaela Shiffrin is not only part of it, but she's among the top stars of skiing. Three slalom victories in a row: Åre, Zagreb, Flachau. A performance one expects from Marlies Schild on skis and snow. And there is still so much more potential. Where will this lead to? "We will see", Mika said. Her way into the spotlight after this catapult start, "Step by step." It's just a matter of time until she will prove her Redster turbo in giant slalom, too. This is what experts predict. She has also passed tests of talent in super-G and made one thing obvious: Mikaela has speed, too. So she fulfills all criteria to become one of the superstar athletes.
Her success has indeed changed many things. "Especially my time management", she said. Her mother Eileen coordinates all of her dates and appointments. "I'm so glad she is with me. I'm 17. It would be too much for me to spend months in Europe by myself. My mum is like a piece of home while traveling." She is eloquent, charming – and considerate for her young age of only 17. Professional sports in the Champions League make you grow up fast.
Her schoolwork via Internet – Mikaela is still a high-school student – were a good counterbalance to all the physical exertion on the slopes, she explained. Is she content with her success? "Never be content with your success", she said, "it will make you stagnate." During her next catapult start to the spotlight the crowds will cheer for her – the new number 1 in slalom – to the number-1 hit "This Girl is On Fire".


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Sunday's series finale between Appalachian State University baseball and Samford has been washed out due to heavy rain in High Country. The contest will not be made up.
Appalachian State (23-16, 11-11 SoCon) and Samford (23-21, 9-11 SoCon) split their weather-abbreviated Southern Conference series at a game apiece. Appalachian returns to action on Tuesday at 5 p.m. when it hosts longtime local rival ETSU at Beaver Field at Jim and Bettie Smith Stadium. The clubs will finish their suspended game from last Wednesday (the Mountaineers lead, 3-1, in the seventh inning) before playing their regularly scheduled contest shortly after the suspended game's conclusion.
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) - Funeral services have been set for a University of Maryland senior who was fatally shot by a roommate at their off-campus home in College Park.
Funeral services for 22-year-old Stephen Alex Rane will be held Saturday at the Mauger Givnish Funeral Home in Malvern, Pa. He will be buried at Philadelphia Memorial Park in Frazer.
Police have said Rane died Tuesday after being shot by Dayvon Maurice Green, a graduate student in engineering who was one of Rane's roommates. Green also shot another roommate, 22-year-old Neal Oa, before killing himself. Oa is recovering.
Green's family told police that he had been suffering from mental illness for at least a year and had been prescribed medication.
The shooter in a murder-suicide Tuesday just off the University of Maryland campus worked briefly for the campus police.
A university police spokesman said Wednesday that Dayvon Maurice Green worked as a police auxiliary officer for about two weeks in August and September. He did not carry a badge or a gun, but had a police radio that would allow him to summon a sworn officer if he spotted trouble.
Spokesman Marc Limansky said Green was fired after he twice failed to show up for work.


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Conference Dates: June 19, 2010
Conference Location: Chicago, Illinois
Sponsoring Group: Jointly sponsored by University of Nebraska Medical Center, Center for Continuing Education and oneconsortium
Conference Web Page URL: www.thecbce.com/lungtownhall
Topics Covered: This interactive, town hall program focuses on the latest advances in the treatment of non–small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Recent developments include emerging roles for novel targeted and chemotherapeutic agents, maintenance therapy, and the importance of using tumor characteristics in treatment selection. This program reviews the latest developments in maintenance therapy and evaluates the relevance of tumor histology and biomarker analysis for treatment decision making in the management of patients with NSCLC. Clinical trial updates are discussed in the context of clinical scenarios to assess the impact of current research on patient care.
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Blogs from Brazil: Parolin Project
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Several members of the FC Dallas family are traveling to Brazil this summer to take in the 2014 FIFA World Cup and have agreed to share their experiences with FCDallas.com to give our readers a first-person perspective of the festivities. Erika Cook and Melissa Janetta work in Business Development and Partnership Marketing for FC Dallas. They've traveled to Curitiba along with FC Dallas Foundation Director Melissa Reddick to do volunteer work with Lionsraw (and watch a little soccer). Give them a follow @2SoleSisters on Twitter and Instagram and keep up with them on Tumblr.
It didn't take long for me at all to fall in love with this project and the people of Parolin. I felt immediately connected to the kids through our mutual love for soccer and their endless enthusiasm to learn. While all the other projects are outside the city of Curitiba, Parolin is in the inner city. The favela community (our version of inner city projects) is a harsh upbringing for the kids as the drug ridden streets and crime rule the community. We've spent time coaching and mentoring the kids of this favela as a reward for those that are attending school and church on a regular basis. This formula has been put into place in this community as a way to instill discipline and structure.
Our project is based in a 3G covered field house where just a few streets away from the pitch lies the worst favela that Lionsraw has seen as a team. Our kids are ages six to about sixteen and about 98% are boys. We have morning sessions with the little ones and then more technical afternoon sessions with the older kids. These kids are amazing soccer players! They are mini versions of Neymar dancing their way around each other like you wouldn't believe. And tough…some of them play barefoot or in socks. If they get knocked down they don't whine or complain and quickly get back up and get involved. They are so eager to learn whether it's a new foot skill or to simply count to ten in English. The children have great respect for all of the coaches and volunteers on the project. Each morning they've greeted us with smiles, handshakes, and fist bumps and thank us before they leave in the afternoon.
Aside from soccer, we were lucky enough to spend last Sunday attending church with the kids and their community. It was a great experience to see them outside of the pitch engaging with each other on a different level. Most of them attended without their parents knowing their incentive was that they got to finish the day on the pitch. Their church provides a great support system for the kids so I hope they continue to participate and attend.
The short time that I've spent here I can say have been some of the happiest moments of my life. My team of fellow coaches, the kids and the community have warmed my heart forever. My hope for these kids is that they can find enough inspiration to continue on their paths of education and pave their way towards a brighter future despite the struggles of the Parolin community.


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Rating: 5 stars (out of 5)
Yes, another 5-star book. Are there books I don't like as much? Yes. Have those been published lately? No.
It has been a decade–yes, a decade–since Donna published her first book, The Art of Polymer Clay. This second book takes us to Donna today. Her style is elegant, her techniques are innovative, and her instruction makes her projects accessible. I've taken two classes from Donna. In fact, I joined my local clay guild when I first started claying just to take Donna's class–and I haven't looked back.
Donna's book is like a portable Kato class. Donna taught many of these techniques in the classes I took from her. However, having this indispensable reference book enables me to review the class at my leisure and further experiment with her techniques. She approaches each technique in a straightforward manner–teach techniques, then apply them to a project. This enables us not only to complete a sample that masters the technique, but also a very beautiful finished piece that will get people talking.
Donna splits the book into seven different sections:
- Polymer Clay Basics
- Mica Shift Techniques
- Transferring Images Onto Polymer Clay
- Creating Texture
- Paints, Inks and Pigment Powders
- Special Effects with Liquid Polymer Clays
- Sculpture and Mold Making
I love Donna's techniques. They are the result of hours of experimentation and development on her part. The book details both how to do something–and why. For instance, Donna makes a mold from her rubber stamps using polymer clay and THEN uses that mold to create her pieces. She goes into detail about why she does this, and what the results are molding directly from a stamp versus taking an impression from a polymer clay mold made from a rubber stamp. It's something I never considered, but it makes great sense.
The twelve beautiful projects are accompanied by step-by-step instructions and photographs that walk you through each major component. While some projects are simple, others teach you techniques in constructing complex pieces like her coveted Japanese Inro boxes.
Peppered throughout the book are awe-inspiring inspirational pieces, including the pieces submitted for two of Kato Polyclay's artists contests/exhibitions–one focused on shoes (Feat of Clay) and one focused on boxes. I was honored to be the 2nd-place winner in the box contest, and my "Donnelly's Sampler" is included in the book.
The only small issue I had was that one of the products Donna uses in the book, Kato Clay Concentrates, is not available yet. However, given the beautiful colors of mica shift clay she's achieved, I don't mind waiting–much.
Aug 3, 2007 UPDATE: Kato PolyClay Color Concentrates are HERE! I spoke too soon!!! They are now on the Prairie Craft website and other Internet stores! Yay!!!
This is yet another book that will stay in my permanent library. I love having a Donna class on my shelf, ready for me at any time.


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Appleton, WI -- The Beloit College Swimming & Diving team opened their 2013-14 season at Lawrence University on Saturday with a split decision. The Men's squad won their half of the meet 87-77 while the Women fell 143-54.
Three Bucs records a pair of winning finishes - Will McAneny in the 50 Free and 100 Fly; John Kamada in the 200 IM and 100 Back; and Shaunte Moss in the 50 and 100 Free.
Also recording wins were Austin Smith in the 100 Free and Nick Snopek in the 100 Breast. Earning seconds were Dana Olesch in the 50 Free and 100 Fly and Charlie Hawks in the 100 Breast.
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WARWICK - Nancy I. Cadorette, 60, of Spofford Avenue passed away Thursday April 11, 2013. She was the wife of the late Eugene A. Cadorette III.
Born in Erie, PA, she was a daughter of the late Raymond W. and Myrtle A. (Sargent-Dunn) Wagner and the stepdaughter of the late Howard L. Dunn Sr.
Nancy was employed as a Mortgage Officer for Fleet Bank.
Mrs. Cadorette leaves one daughter Samantha L. Evans of Westerly, RI, three sisters, Mary A. Testut of Coventry, RI, Dorothy R. Walker of Pawtucket, RI, June C. Scully-Shaw of West Greenwich, RI, one brother Howard L. Dunn Jr. of Cumberland, RI. She also leaves two grandsons Tyler J. Evans of South Korea and Kyle D. Evans of Westerly, RI, several nieces and nephews. She was the sister of the late Janet M. Snyder.
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Note: Derek Stepan Scored A Pretty Awesome Goal Today
At 7:48 of the first period today, Derek Stepan opened the scoring in the 4-2 KalPa win.
Stepan received a pass just inside the blue line and had a step on his defender. Stepan was heading towards the net when the defender swung his stick and took out his feet. As Stepan was going down, he fired a shot through the goalies five-hole for the goal. Stepan popped up immediately and had a big smile on his face as he pointed to his teammate who gave him the pass.
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Philippe Starck
News about Philippe Starck, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Toasting Salone del Mobile in Milan, With Friends and Fruit
T's party at the Villa Necchi Campiglio featured an interactive installation by the Italian food design studio Arabeschi di Latte.
April 14, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON PHILIPPE STARCK AND: Bonami, Francesco , Fornasetti, Barnaba , Guadagnino, Luca , Needleman, Deborah , Starck, Philippe , Valli, Giambattista , Vezzoli, Francesco , Milan (Italy)
Italian Purveyors Lay Claim To the Hearts and Bellies of Paris
France's capital is now the world's second-biggest consumer of pizza (and is rapidly embracing other goods imported from and inspired by Italy).
February 26, 2015, Thursday
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A Cultish French Shoe Brand From an Alumna of Louboutin and Pierre Hardy
Solovière, which launched with men's footwear last year, has recently expanded into women's sizing, thanks to a request from Colette.
February 3, 2015, Tuesday
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Toothbrushes: Saying 'Ah' (and 'Ooh')
Even a toothbrush can be a collectible. At the very least, it can make you smile in the morning.
January 8, 2015, Thursday
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A Nightclub Reflecting '80s Dallas Is Revisited
A new documentary captures a cultural milepost that sprung up at the intersection of conservatism and dance parties.
April 13, 2014, Sunday
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New Bikes for Bordeaux
New bicycles designed by Philippe Starck with the input of residents of Bordeaux are now on the city's streets.
April 1, 2014, Tuesday
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Dashes of Sweetness at Kartell
After 35 years the Italian furniture company is returning to tableware.
March 27, 2014, Thursday
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Bringing an Industrial Vision to the Home
A retrospective at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris shows the Bouroullec brothers' restrained but subversive design style.
April 29, 2013, Monday
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Jewels at the Fringes of the Salone Del Mobile
Thoughtful fringe shows have always served as refreshing counterpoints to the commercial bombast of the Salone del Mobile in Milan, but last week they provided a sorely needed sense of purpose.
April 15, 2013, Monday
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On the Seine, a Residence of Concrete and Glass
Starck-designed home, on a narrow suburban lot, is listed at €5 million.
April 12, 2013, Friday
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On Sunday, Sept. 26, from 1 to 4 p.m. the public is welcome to the Byron Station's Community Open House to see how nuclear generation works.
BYRON, Ill. – For 25 years Byron Generating Station has produced safe, reliable and environmentally-friendly electricity for many communities in Northern Illinois and beyond. On Sunday, Sept. 26, from 1 to 4 p.m. the public is welcome to the station's Community Open House to see how nuclear generation works.
The event will be held at the station's training center located at 4450 N. German Church Road, about four miles south of Byron, Ill. It is a great opportunity for residents to get a hands-on experience in nuclear power.
"We invite all of the area's residents to join us for an educational and exciting visit to our site," said Byron Station Vice President Dan Enright. "Members of the public have the opportunity to visit with station employees and learn what they do at the facility. We are eager to show everyone how this facility generates safe and clean electricity to more than 2 million customers every day."
Employees will provide general information about station operations, environmental awareness, security, safety and nuclear power. Exelon technical experts will share detailed information about the station's ongoing used fuel management and storage program. Area residents will also be able to tour the station's control room simulator located in the training facility, which is where operator training is conducted.
Representatives from Hoo Haven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center in Durand, Ill. will be giving presentations on wildlife preservation and conversation. Exelon has sponsored the group at various area schools, where the center's volunteers educate and delight students with a collection of rescued wildlife animals – many of which will be at the open house.
Children in attendance will have a number of learning opportunities and small prizes will be awarded throughout the day. Light refreshments will be served. Residents who have questions about the event or general questions about Byron Station and its outreach program can call (815) 406-3554. Byron Station construction began in 1975 and Unit 1 officially started generating commercial electricity on Sept. 16, 1985.
Due to security restrictions, the open house is limited to the plant's training center. It will not include a tour inside the plant.
Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities with more than $17 billion in annual revenues. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to approximately 486,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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Set in 120 acres of private grounds within easy reach of the West Midlands, the Best Western Plus Ullesthorpe Court Hotel & Golf Club (pictured) is perfect for a rural getaway. Overnight stays at this AA-rated 4-star Leicestershire property have been cut by 44%. For £79 per night, per room, the deal includes an upgrade to a Superior Room, plus:
This deal is available seven days a week from 1 December to 28 February, 2013.
Situated in a 17th-century manor house, the hotel has previously housed a museum and an art gallery and was commandeered for use as a military hospital in both world wars. Local family-friendly attractions include Twycross Zoo and Coombe Country Park, which is home to 500 acres of gardens, lakes and woodland.
The hotel has an 18-hole championship golf course, where discounted green fees are available to guests from Monday to Friday**. Other facilities include a leisure club with an indoor swimming pool, a Jacuzzi and the Utopia Beauty Salon. This deal includes 25% off any beauty treatments reserved and paid for at time of booking.
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This is the design for Vicone Rubber - an overall B2B redesign.Hristo VassilevPosted in Web Design → Corporate
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Novation is a digital web agency that's passionate about building Drupal websites, Facebook apps, mobile and kiosk apps. This is their portfolio.Kenny NotenPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
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All Items : Character Collectibles : Cartoon : Pre 1980 item #1235931 (stock #safn-4792)
Large Heavy Ziggy MACHO MUG by Universal Press Syndicate 1979. This mug is 32oz and measures 8" tall 4" wide(without handle) and features ziggy with big mug on one side and big font MACHO MUG on the other. Glass is clear and has no damages, and graphics are bright and crisp.Measures 8" tall.
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Nice set of 4 Vintage aluminum Guardian bar cups. Normal gentle wear for the age, with no dents. 3 1/2" tall 2 1/2" diameter. From a travel bar set. Heres a chance to replace or add to your set.
Large hand blown margarita glass with green rim. Made by Novica in Mexico. Measures 6" tall and is 5 1/4" diameter Green rim and foot. Excellent condition with no damages, just regular bubbles and irregularities that come with hand made glass. I have 2 available, price is for each.
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Huge St Paddy's day tankard / stein measures 6 7/8" tall and is covered with Irish shamrocks. Made of heavy fired ceramic. From tb toy trading company.Dishwasher and microwave safe. Both sides ask "Are you drunk yet?" So whether you are left handed, or right handed.. you will see the same question with every sip! Quite a large mug I'm guessing would easily hold a quart of beer. Excellent condition
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Set of 4 Mexican Hand Blown Green Cactus Margarita Glasses. Lots of Bubbles in the Glass. Large 7" Tall x 5-1/2" Dia. (larger than most)They have no chips, cracks or crazing. Clear with green cactus.They are in great condition. Typical irregularities from being hand blown. Sold as a set.
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Set of 4 Corazon Cobalt Blue rimmed Tequila Advertising Shot Glasses. Hand blown in Mexico. Measures 2 1/2" tall. All are like new. Selling as a set.
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This is a CORAZON Tequila de Agave Cobalt Hand Blown Margarita Glass, clear with cobalt blue rim, foot, and ring in the center of the stem. It measures approximately 7 1/2 inches tall and 5 1/4 inches across the top. It is in excellent Condition with no damages. Brand name is etched into the glass. I just have 1.
Set of 6 large beautiful hand blown glass margarita glasses with cobalt blue edge rim. Measures approx 6 3/8" tall. Each is hand made so height may vary slightly. Made by Novica in Mexico by their glass artisians. I love the crudeness of the little bubbles throughout the glass. Diameter at the top is 5 1/2". This will hold a NICE size margarita. Selling as a set of 6 and all are in wonderful condition with no chips or cracks.
All Items : Breweriana : Pre 1970 item #1225710 (stock #safn-4723)
Classy vintage bar set with a 3 panel tally ho fox hunt pattern with each panel representing a different hunter. The panels are in a blue background with white design - made to look like Wedgwood Jasperware. The shaker has a tapered shape. The lid is a gold coloration. The double shots are also nicely tapered and carry the same 3 panel fox hunt design. The shaker stands 10" tall to the spout on the lid. The glasses are 2.75" tall and 2.75" measuring across the top...
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Vintage Trader Dicks brown glazed ceramic drinking glass perfect for your Tiki bar. Measures 6 1/2" tall and is in perfect condition. Made of heavy ceramic and is glazed inside and out. Not sure of the maker, as there is only residue on the bottom of where a sticker once was. Trader Dicks logo on the back. I have another in this style very similar. Check out my other tiki mugs for your collection. I have some great things for your Hawaiian themed room.
This solid glass mug is fantastic for serving tiki cocktails! The heavy footed design has a smiling face on one side and a frown on the other. It's big enough for crushed ice favorites as well as anything served on the rocks. Unlike a ceramic mug, the glass lets you see the exotic colors and fruit garnish. This is thick and heavy and one of the most versatile tiki designs available. Holds 17 ounces right to the rim. Stands 4.75 inches high and measures 4.75 inches from ear to ear...
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Awesome heavy glass beer mug featuring our favorite sassy cat Garfield by Jim Davis. Back side says "Heads Up". Graphics are in Mint condition on this 32oz 1978 dated, Garfield Mug. Measures 8" tall and is PURRRfect.
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Great Hawaiiana collectible Tiki mug by Westwood Japan. Green color with white interior. Measures 5 5/8" tall/ No damages or repairs. A few glazed over factory flaws. A great mug for your Tiki bar.
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Vintage Shepard's Plaid Band Crystal Ice Bucket. This nice ice bucket is 5-1/4" tall (excluding handle) x 6" dia. and it is in excellent used condition. Metal handle has the dimpled hand hammered look. Perfect condition. No chips or damages.
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Vintage Decanter with etched American eagle has a scalloped glass stopper. This Vintage decanter is a collectible Item celebrating the Bicentennial of America. The Eagle has the traditional pose holding laurel leaf & arrows in his talons, surround by 13 stars to represent the colonies. It has a classic early American design with 3 graduated rings above the etching and a tapered base. The decanter is approximately 10 ½" and will hold about 1 liter. The bottom is marked 1776 Bicentennial 1976...
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For several years Bucknell volunteers have traveled to the Gulf Coast region to help those who lost so much to the destructive power of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Initial work consisted of clearing debris from flooded homes, and "gutting" or taking out the walls, cabinets and appliances, so that the buildings could be reconstructed from the studs and frame out. More recently, delegations have been involved in helping Habitat for Humanity and other non-profit groups build new homes or refurbish damaged houses so residents can return to their communities. Cultural and educational experiences are built into every service-learning project.
The Katrina Recovery Team is dedicated to helping survivors of the devastating 2005 hurricane as they work to rebuild their homes and reclaim their communities. Each year two delegations of volunteers travel to Louisiana and Mississippi to work with non-profit groups who are assisting residents. Students and staff learn about the natural and human forces that led to this tragedy and also consider ways that governments, community groups, and ordinary citizens responded to the initial crisis and are involved in continuing recovery efforts. Our aim is to not only to assist where we can, but to educate ourselves and others about the importance of understanding what happened and the need to advocate for critical changes in coastal restoration, flood protection systems, emergency preparedness, and crisis management.
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today we are going to create a great little hand writing effect. This is perfect for use as part of a flash intro movie or as part of a website header/banner.
We are using Adobe Flash CS4 again for this tutorial although this is entirely timeline based so it should work with older versions of Adobe Flash, so if you are ready let's begin
Open up a new flash document (it does not really matter whether you choose AS3.0 or AS2.0 as this is a timeline based animation. Let's set the stage to black and the frame rate to 31FPS
We are going to write the word "Welcome "on the stage, for our example we are using the "LHF_Stanford_Script" font (this will be included in the source files at the end of the tutorial). We want to make sure that the word is fairly big on the stage so we have set the writing size to 120PT.
Now we want to right click on the writing and select break apart, we need to do this twice so that the text reverts to a vector.
Once the text has become a vector we want to add a new keyfame to the time line,
With our new keyframe selected we want to move over to our tools list and select the eraser brush, once the eraser brush has been selected we want to erase a small portion of the text (starting at the end)
Once we have erased a small amount of the text we need to come back down to the timeline and create another keyframe
We now need to make sure that we are on the newly created keyframe (we should be by default), we also need to make sure that we have the eraser tool selected still as we want to erase out a little bit more of our text.
We need to keep repeating the steps above until we have erased all of our text and have approximately 70 frames (you can slow down the animation by adding more the one frame on each step)
If we were to test our movie now you would notice that the text disappears, what we now need to do id to select all of the fames on our timeline and then right click on the timeline and select reverse frames.
That is the basic animation completed you can now save it and test your movie, as stated earlier you might find that the text gets written too fast for you, to correct this we just need to add some more frames to our animation as shown below.
That concludes another tutorial brought to you , if you would like to download the project files you can do so by Download Source clicking here.


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POTSDAM Mayor Steven W. Yurgartis has proposed several tax breaks to encourage more homeowners to move to the village.
Municipalities can pick and choose to enact tax breaks from a state-approved list. Mr. Yurgartis said he searched through the state-sanctioned tax breaks to find those that encourage more home ownership.
According to Mr. Yurgartis, there are several reasons to want more permanent village residents, but an expanded tax base is most important.
First, we want to expand our tax base, and this is a way to invest in our future, he said.
With plenty of land owned by SUNY Potsdam, Clarkson University and Canton-Potsdam Hospital, about 75 percent of property in the village is tax-exempt. Short-term tax breaks that bring in more residents can help ease the villages tight budget in the long run.
In addition, he said, homeowners are more likely than renters to invest their efforts into making their hometown a better place.
Its a part of that village life, he said.
About 70 percent of village residential property is rented.
The following proposals are on the table:
n A 100 percent village property tax exemption for renovations to make buildings environmentally friendly. The full exemption would last three to six years, depending on the buildings level of LEED certification. Once the full exemption expires it would drop by 20 percent a year until the owner is paying full taxes.
n A permanent property tax exemption of 5 to 45 percent for people with disabilities. The size of the exemption would be based on the recipients income.
n A five-year exemption for first-time home buyers purchasing newly constructed homes. The exemption would start at 50 percent and drop by 10 percent a year.
n A 100 percent property tax exemption for the addition of an apartment to a home, if the apartment houses a parent or grandparent of the homeowner. This exemption would cover only the value of the apartment, not the entire home, and would expire as soon as a parent or grandparent no longer is living there.
This last item drew protest from Trustee Eleanor F. Hopke when it was first proposed to the board Monday. She voted against even giving the proposal a public hearing, arguing that the tax break would encourage the construction of apartments that eventually would be rented out to others.
I do not think the village of Potsdam needs any more multifamily housing, she said. Once the apartment is in the house, its there forever. I think it should die right now.
Despite her protests, all four proposals will go before the board next month. Meetings to solicit public comment on the tax breaks will start at 6:40 p.m. Oct. 7, before the regular board meeting.
In addition to the proposed tax incentives, Mr. Yurgartis said, he is working on more ways to boost village home ownership. He is in talks with the colleges and the hospital, requesting that they provide housing assistance for employees looking to own a home.
He also is working to convince the public that living in the village is worth it.
Residents pay about $15 more per $1,000 of assessed property value than those living outside the village. This money pays for services such as a police force, sidewalks, lighting, water and sewer.
Id really like to put an end to this conventional wisdom that the village is too expensive to live in, Mr. Yurgartis said.
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CANTON Candlelight and music will fill the Leithead Field House tonight as a decades-long holiday tradition is kept alive despite a change in venue.
More than 250 candles will be lit tonight for St. Lawrence Universitys 92nd annual candlelight service at the field house. The Gunnison Memorial Chapel, where the event is traditionally held, has been closed since Oct. 6, when its steeple was destroyed by fire.
Its very hard to not be in the Gunnison Chapel this year, and sad, said the Rev. Kathleen Buckley, the universitys chaplain. The reason the ceremony is so special is because of the people who are present each year.
The single 8 p.m. service will be free and open to the public, replacing the usual 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. services, the Rev. Ms. Buckley said.
There is enough space in the field house to seat about 1,100 people, with five sets of bleachers and plenty of chairs.
Sondra Goldsmith Proctor, musician in residence at the chapel, said the university usually sees about 600 people at each service when it held it at Gunnison Chapel.
I think we may get even more this year because theres only one service, she said. Of course Im going to miss the chapel, but its always good to gather together and keep tradition going.
This year, the service theme will be serenity and will feature a series of readings, Christmas carols and special music performed by the St. Lawrence University Chorus, the St. Lawrence University Laurentian Singers and the St. Lawrence Childrens Community Chorus.
Its going to be a very different experience than the chapel, where there was a much more intimate atmosphere, Ms. Proctor said.
According to Ryan P. Deuel, director of media relations for SLU, the chapel was inspected from the basement to the bell tower as well as the infrastructure of the building, the Bacheller Memorial Chimes and the Estey Pipe Organ, both of which are also from 1926, the same year chapel construction was completed.
Mr. Deuel said 15 repair projects were identified on the inside and outside of the chapel, including the replacement of both the spire of the steeple and the roof on the bell tower, on which a temporary roof was placed to last the winter.
Mr. Deuel said the university doesnt yet have a timeline for completion of the renovations or a dollar amount for repairs.
Its sort of fun to see a new look in the field house, Ms. Proctor said.
The university is using the same platform and sound system used at graduation and will have special lighting to turn the field house into a more festive venue, according to the Rev. Ms. Buckley.
The university also rented an electric organ for Ms. Proctor to play, because the piano would not have been loud enough to fill the field house.
People have been wonderful to help make this happen, the Rev. Ms. Buckley said. Facilities personnel, the information technology personnel and the athletics department have been particularly helpful.
Ms. Proctor said the most amazing aspect of the service this year is the community that came together to make it happen.
Ive been so touched since the fire by the community reaching out, she said.
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Jon Martin Lindstrom
The Trustee Professor in Neuroscience
Department: Neuroscience
Contact information
217 Stemmler Hall
36th & Hamilton Walk
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6074
36th & Hamilton Walk
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6074
Office: 215-573-2859
Fax: 215-573-2858
Fax: 215-573-2858
Graduate Group Affiliations
B.A. (Biology)
University of Illinois, 1967.
(Neurobiology Course)
Marine Biology Laboratory Woods Hole, Massachusetts, 1970.
Ph.D. (Biology)
University of California San Diego, California, 1971.
B.A. (Biology)
University of Illinois, 1967.
(Neurobiology Course)
Marine Biology Laboratory Woods Hole, Massachusetts, 1970.
Ph.D. (Biology)
University of California San Diego, California, 1971.
LinksPermanent link
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Pharmacological Sciences graduate group faculty webpage.
Neuroscience graduate group faculty webpage.
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Pharmacological Sciences graduate group faculty webpage.
Neuroscience graduate group faculty webpage.
Description of Research ExpertiseRESEARCH INTERESTS
The structure and function of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors. The autoimmune response to nicotinic receptors which causes myasthenia gravis: what initiates it, the pathological mechanisms by which it impairs neurosmuscular transmission, and how to specifically suppress it. The mechanisms of the differing effects of nicotine on the many subtypes of receptor: activation, desensitization, channel block, increased synthesis, and decreased turnover. The physiological roles of nicotinic receptors in development of specific synaptic connections, synaptic plasticity in learning and memory, and non-neuronal tissues. The pathological roles of nicotinic receptors in myasthenia, dysautonomia, epilepsy, myopia, Alzheimer's disease, and addiction to tobacco.
Monoclonal antibodies; affinity chromatography; cloning and expression of native and mutant cDNAs; electrophysiology, and ligand binding.
We are studying the biochemical and antigenic structure of nicotinic receptors from human muscle and Torpedo electric organ. We investigate pathological mechanisms and specific immunosuppressive therapy of experimental autoimmune myasthenia gravis in rats induced by immunization with purified receptor.
We are also studying the structure and function of neuronal nicotinic receptors. These studies primarily involve expression of cloned human receptors in Xenopus oocytes and permanently transfected cell lines.
We are also studying the effects of acute and chronic exposure to nicotine on various subtypes of nicotinic receptors. Understanding these effects is important for explaining both the effects of nicotine in tobacco and the effects of nicotinic drugs which are being developed. These structures should also reveal mechanisms through which nicotinic receptors could influence development and synaptic plasticity. Receptors are normally exposed to acetylcholine for milliseconds, but can be exposed to nicotine for hours. Nicotine, like any agonist, initially activates and then desensitizes receptors. On prolonged exposure it increases assembly of receptor subunits and decreases turnover of receptors in the surface membrane. It can be a full or partial agonist and block the cation channel. All of these effects vary depending on the receptor subtype. Combinations of these effects on various receptor subtypes in various regions are responsible for addiction to nicotine, tolerance to some of its effects, and mediating its many effects, which range from enhanced cognition to reduced anxiety and pain.
Description of Itmat ExpertiseDr. Lindstrom is interested in developing a specific immunosuppressive therapy for myasthenia gravis.
We are also interested in developing a positive allosteric modulator for alpha 4 beta 2 alpha 5 nicotinic receptors for use in smoking cessation.
Selected PublicationsHone Arik J, Scadden Mick'l, Gajewiak Joanna, Christensen Sean, Lindstrom Jon M, McIntosh J Michael: α-Conotoxin PeIA[S9H,V10A,E14N] potently and selectively blocks α6β2β3 vs. α6β4 nicotinic acetylcholine receptors. Molecular pharmacology Aug 2012.
Luo, J, and Lindstrom, J.: Myasthenogenicity of the main immunogenic region and endogenous muscle acetylcholine receptors. Autoimmunity 45(3): 245-252, 2012.
Kuryatov A. and Lindstrom J.: Expression of Functional Human α6β2β3* AChRs in Xenopus Oocytes Achieved Through Subunit Chimeras and Concatamers Mol Pharmacol 79: 126-140, 2011
Yamauchi JG, Nemecz A, Nguyen QT, Muller A, Schroeder L, Talley TT, Lindstrom J, Kleinfeld D, Taylor P: Characterizing ligand-gated ion channel receptors with genetically encoded Ca++ sensors. PLoS ONE 6(1): e16519, January 2011.
Kuryatov A., Berrettini W., Lindstrom J.: AChR α5 Subunit Variant Associated With Risk for Nicotine Dependence and Lung Cancer Reduces (α4β2)2α5 AChR Function. Mol Pharmacol 79: 119-125, 2011.
Luo J, Lindstrom J.: Antigenic Structure of the Human Muscle Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor Main Immunogenic Region. J Mol Neurosci 40: 217-220, 2010.
Luo J, Kuryatov A, Lindstrom J: Specific immunotherapy of experimental myasthenia gravis by a novel mechanism. Annals of Neurology 67: 441-451, 2010.
Cheng S-B, Amici SA, Ren X-Q, McKay SB, Treuil MW, Lindstrom JM, Rao J, Anand R. : Presynaptic targeting of α4β2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptors is regulated by neurexin-1β J. Biol. Chem 284(35): 23251-59, August 2009
399. Rezvani K, Teng Y, Pan Y, Dani JA, Lindstrom J, Garcia Gras EA, McIntosh J, De Biasi M: UBXD4, a UBX containing protein, regulates the cell surface number and the stability of α3-containing nicotinic acetylcholine receptors. J Neurosci 29(21): 6883-6896, May 2009
Luo J, Taylor P, Losen M, de Baets MH, Shelton GD, Lindstrom J. : Main immunogenic region structure promotes binding of conformation-dependent myasthenia gravis autoantibodies, nicotinic acetylcholine receptor conformation maturation, and agonist sensitivity. J Neurosci. 29: 13898-908, 2009
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By Megan Fleet
If at first you don't succeed, try again and try again! This age old adage is being followed by Chinese company, LeNovo. Yesterday they announced five new unlocked smartphones that didn't overly impress the increasingly feature-centric and performance driven consumer market. However, today they released two LePhone droids that were more inspiring: the S760 and the K2.
The LeNovo LePhone S760 is quite compact with a 3.7" AMOLED screen, a 5 megapixel main camera and a 1.3 megapixel front camera. Its RAM is 512 MB powered by a single-core Scorpion CPU. If camera quality is an important feature, this phone may not do the trick and consumers will want to comparison shop other mobile device options. Wireless accessories are designed to protect, personalize and enhance your mobile devices.
On the other hand, the LePhone K2 is quite powerful: a dual-core 1.5GHz Scorpion CPU and a Qualcomm MSM8260 chipset. A full gigabyte of RAM is the cherry on top. Also sporting an 8 megapixel camera and 1080p video recording, this smartphone makes great use of the 4.3" IPS LCD screen. Consider top quality, innovative protective solutions and premium electronic accessories from the industry's leading brands.
As of now, there is no news on when these newest additions to the smartphone market will be made available to North America. Best case scenario is that eager LeNovo shoppers will be surprised with little boxes under the tree and stockings full of the fun gadgets and accessories!


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BUFFALO, NY - Dontre Jones will spend the next 25 years in prison for killing a man in Cheektowaga Town Park.
Jones was sentenced by Judge Pietruszka Monday morning in Erie County Court.
Jones shot and killed Ira Watkins in May 2011.
Police say two gangs showed up to the park for a water balloon fight that was advertised on Facebook and Watkins wasn't in either of the gangs and was actually trying to break up the fight.


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MACHIAS, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- It's been a trying month for staff at the Washington County Sheriffs Office. In the last few weeks one top administrator there has been fired, another suspended along with another employee, and an audit is underway to determine if money was misspent.
Last month Washington County Sheriff Donnie Smith suspended his jail administrator and jail clerk. County officials says there is an independent audit taking place to determine whether Captain Robert Gross and Sgt. Karina Richardson misused funds from the jail's inmate account. That money is collected from the sale of snacks and other items to prisoners at the jail.
Washington County's Board of Commissioners will be meeting next week to discuss the matter. In the meantime, sheriff Smith is also without a chief deputy. He fired his former one, Michael St. Louis, over the weekend citing what Smith calls his failure to catch administrative errors.
"I just want to assure the people that we'll come out of this okay," the sheriff said, "and we'll probably be better in the end...it's lesson learned."
Two lieutenants at the sheriffs office have taken on the responsibilities of the chief deputy and jail administrator. Neither Captain Gross, Sgt. Richardson or former chief deputy St. Louis could be reached for comment on Wednesday. The Washington County Board of Commissioners will be meeting on January 17, 2013 at 1 p.m. to review the investigation into the possible misuse of the jail's funds.


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Which other prospects could one day join Derek Stepan, Ryan McDonagh and the rest of the young Rangers on Broadway?
Blueshirt Bulletin will be tracking the progress of the next wave of youngsters as they compete and develop this season in the Canadian junior leagues, college and abroad.
Below is a compilation of scouting reports, buzz and analysis by scouts and hockey experts on Chris Kreider.
We'll update this as the season unfolds with the latest news at the very bottom of this post.
Chris Kreider
Drafted: 2009 (1st round, 19th overall)
Pos: LW
Shoots: L
Birthday: 4/30/91
Team: Boston College Eagles, NCAA
2009-2010 stats: 17g, 9a, 40gp, 20PIM, +25
2010 World Junior Championship: 6g, 1a, 7gp, 2PIM, +6
2010 World Championship: 1g, 1a, 6gp, 0PIM, +3
2010-2011 stats: 11g, 12a, 32gp, 37PIM, +0
2011 Beanpot tournament: Named tournament MVP
2011 World Junior Championship: 4g, 2a, 6gp, 0PIM, +0
2011 World Championship: 2g, 1a, 7gp, 6PIM, +1
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Scouting report entering the season from Blueshirt Bulletin staff writer and author of The Prospect Park, Jess Rubenstein:
"Another case of a prospect who puts the team ahead of personal goals and agenda. We have one criticism which is SHOOT THE PUCK CHRIS as we have seen that when Kreider shoots the puck at least 4 times a game he will put up points. We also love how Kreider showed the courage of his own convictions by turning the Rangers down. Getting his education is important to him and he backed it up by saying no to the Rangers then taking a very heavy credit load this past summer. Toss in coming back from a freak broken jaw 3 weeks before anyone had projected tells us about the fire inside of him." (8/28/11)
What they're saying:
THN Yearbook - "Speedster is projecting as a top-line player in NHL."
Leslie Treff, Hockey's Future (9/16/10) - "Kreider is a speedy forward, who for the most part has been playing on left wing for Boston College. A prototypical power forward, Kreider has shown his speed, and scoring ability in his freshman year with the Eagles. A clutch player who has become very responsible on both ends of the ice."
Chris Peters, United States of Hockey (USA Hockey) (12/15/10) – "Kreider may be one of the fastest players in the world. He certainly is in this age group. He's not an entirely complete player, but he is getting there. Needless to say, his speed is going make it tough for defensemen on any team. USA Hockey thought so highly of him that he was named to the U.S. Men's National Team for the 2010 IIHF World Men's Championship in Germany. So he's played against top level talent and he's won a national title at Boston College. This guy knows pressure and he'll be ready to answer for the U.S. I'm told he had a slow start at BC this year, but is beginning to turn it up."
Jess Rubenstein, The Prospect Park (2/15/11) - "We want to see him become a little more selfish and do like he did against Northeastern which was to shoot the heck out of the puck. We will take 2 goals on 8 shots any day over no points and just 2 shots as he did against Providence on Friday.
Nobody not Derek Stepan, not Christian Thomas not anyone on the current Ranger roster has all of the tools that Chris Kreider has. But at the same time no prospect is more raw and in need of more patience shown than Kreider."
Jon Blum, Hockey's Future (4/4/11) – "Sitting in exactly the same position, #23, as he did in the last edition of our Top 50 rankings is New York Rangers prospect, Chris Kreider. The speedy forward turned in a solid season for a Boston College team ranked second in the nation during the regular season. Kreider's performance with the U.S. squad at the 2011 World Junior Championship added to what has been a steady 2010-11 season for the Boxford, Massachusetts native."
Dan David, '20 in 20' Prospects Series (6/13/11)– "Read about the 6-foot-3, 217-pound Chris Kreider in print or online publications that cover NHL prospects, or look at his remarkable accomplishments over two years since the Rangers were fortunate enough to draft him, and you will have a strong sense that Kreider possesses the talent and tools to become a key piece of the young core with the Blueshirts."
"First there is his speed. It is world-class by all accounts and fuels much of his game, particularly when combined with his extremely high level of fitness and imposing size. The 2011 Future Watch issue raved about that speed, projecting him as "a top-line forward, whose game reminds scouts of Eric Staal."
Jeff Gorton, Rangers Assistant Director, Player Personnel (6/13/11) – "He's got size, strength, speed, and he can really shoot a puck. His speed is so exceptional and there aren't too many guys like him that can do all of that, but he's got that quick release….Any time he's been given an opportunity to be 'the guy' he has excelled."
Corey Pronman, Hockey Prospectus [Ranks Kreider as the 2nd best Rangers prospect] (9/9/11) – "The Good: Kreider is a very athletically-gifted forward who has an all-world combination of speed, power and shot. You don't need to be much of a scout to know that Chris Kreider can skate. In fact, several sources have told me that they think Kreider right now could be one of the best skaters in the NHL, and I would have to agree. He's an explosive, dynamic mover with a very rapid yet powerful stride, allowing him to accelerate at an elite level. Kreider has an above-average physical game as he possesses a desirable frame and uses it well. He's aggressive on the forecheck, physically takes his assignments on the backcheck, and is a pain in the rear to get off the puck. In one viewing, I saw a large defenseman try to check Kreider on the rush only to see Kreider simply bowl him over and continue his drive to the net. He has a plus shot and is a very deadly goal-scorer, with an extremely accurate wrist shot and the ability to score from way out. He's decent with the puck and has the ability to be a solid distributor.
The Bad: Kreider has all the raw hockey tools to be a first line forward if not an All-Star caliber forward, but his hockey sense is just so, so bad. On the 20-80 scale, I'd likely grade it anywhere from a 30 to a 35 grade. His decision-making is poor, his reads are poor, his positional play is poor, he consistently makes horrid passes and he just truly lacks a significant feel for the game. His defensive game has shown some improvement, but a lot of that is due to his physical game and his on-ice work ethic. "
Grant Sonier, ESPN Insider (9/4/11) – [Ranks Kreider as the 10th best prospect in hockey] "He has been criticized at times for not producing enough or bringing enough consistent intensity to his game, but for me that is more because of the fact that when you watch him play, you see so much potential in him."
Jim Cerny, BlueshirtsUnited.com (9/1/11)– "Kreider certainly looked to fit in quite well with the NHL talent he skated with on Thursday. The 20 year-old Kreider displayed his trademark elite-level skating ability during drills and the scrimmage, along with some neat offensive moves during the 6-on-6 scrimmage. And he proved to be in top condition, too, during the sprints and endurance skating Callahan called for at the end of the workout."
(9/16/11) Corey Pronman at Hockey Prospectus rates Kreider #70 among the top 100 NHL Prospects for 2011-2012.
(9/19/11) TSN— "The biggest chip in the Rangers' pocket is probably Boston College winger Chris Kreider. The 20-year-old was a big part of the U.S. junior team that sent Canada home with a silver medal in 2010 and will eventually factor into the team's talented two-way crop of forwards."
(9/27/11) Hockey's Future—[Ranked #1 in Top 20 Rangers Prospects list] "For the third time, Chris Kreider is the top prospect in the Rangers' organization. The incredibly fast forward, with excellent size and hands, is now in his junior year at Boston College. As one of the more experienced players on the Eagles' squad, he has played at the international level as well as in the NCAA championships. Kreider is expected to put up big numbers this season in what should be his final year of college hockey. An imposing figure on the ice, Kreider is one of the fastest skaters for any man his size in any of the NHL team's system. Expected to become a power forward on the left side for New York, Kreider should get a long look in the fall of 2012, but will more likely begin his professional career in the AHL with a possible call-up during next season."
(10/5/11) The United States of Hockey-- "If there's a faster player in college hockey than Kreider, I have yet to see him. Kreider's offensive game continues to improve to match his elite-level skating. The fact that Kreider is still in college is actually quite surprising, but also a very smart move on the player's part.
This may be Kreider's last kick at the college can, so expect a big year out of the junior. He has yet to produce eye-popping numbers in college, but with two years of experience under his belt, and hopefully a healthy season, he'll break out.
Whether he produces or not, Kreider will be one of the most exciting players in college hockey this season."
(10/7/11) Hockey's Future—"While his numbers may seem underwhelming, Kreider's play wasn't. He has begun to really round out his game, and where that was particularly evident was on the defensive side. Kreider utilizes his tremendous speed not only in transitioning, but quite effectively in getting to loose pucks in the defensive zone as well. This has enabled Kreider to be stronger in penalty-killing situations as well as five-on-five. He'll be among those that the Eagles will be counting on for stepped up offensive production this season."
(10/7/11) College Hockey News—"With the help of his coaches at BC, Kreider has developed into one of the best two-way forwards in Hockey East. His blazing speed might stand out the most (he was the fastest skater at the 2009 draft combine), but Kreider makes just as much — if not more — of an impact with everything else he does. He wins 1-on-1 battles and protects the puck down low. He backchecks hard and rarely gets caught out of position. He can score a goal on the power play one shift and block a shot on the penalty kill the next."
(10/9/11) Dave Starman, CBS Sports Network—"Chris Krieder of BC is taking over this game. Kid is a pro in a college uniform. What a player!"
(10/10/11) Hockey's Future— [Ranked #27 in NHL's Top 50 Prospects list] "Now in his third season as a member of the Boston College Eagles, Kreider is a power forward, with excellent speed and good hands. Kreider was drafted out of high school by the New York Rangers, and since that time has played in the World Junior Championships for the United States, as in well as the Men's World Championships. This is expected to be Kreider's final season with the Eagles, after which he will compete for an NHL roster spot next fall."
(10/29/11) The Prospect Park—"We will sound like a broken record but when Chris Kreider (2009 1st) gets more than 4 shots in a game then good things will happen. They sure did happen when Chris Kreider put up a 2-1-3 night to lead top ranked Boston College to a 6-3 win over UMass/Lowell.
Kreider had 6 shots on goal as he earned the game's first star after he was involved in 3 straight Boston College goals. When Chris Kreider plays like this then there are very few people who can stop him which is a big reason why we make a big deal when Kreider only gets a shot or 2 in a game."
(11/1/11) Russ Cohen, via Blueshirt Banter—" He is a leader on and off the ice and he has the necessary grit to play in the NHL. He carries himself like a pro and all of these experiences will benefit him when he's ready to play at the NHL level, and that time is coming.
He was a first rounder and he should live up to the billing and then some. He has a well above-average wrist shot, which looks to be an important offensive tool for the Boxford, Massachusetts native and he's terrific on the power play…
He is on pace to have his finest season yet and that means the Rangers could sign him when his college season ends if they choose to do so. He will be 21 in April, which means he could get some brief time with Connecticut for sure.
At the end of the day, because of the Rangers log jam at the center position, he could end up playing the wing. His success in the face-off circle will probably decide this but for now he is a very versatile player who can play a variety of roles."
(11/5/11) The Prospect Park—"Chris Kreider is one of those players who when you watch him take over a game you just want to rewind the game and watch it over and over.
Kreider was involved in all 3 of those goals and then in the 3rd period showed us something we have been waiting to see for 3 years. We saw some snarl out of him as Kreider even showed us some temper when Maine tried to push him around and Kreider pushed back.
Kreider had a goal and 2 assists in earning his 2nd straight 3 point game as well as his 2nd straight 'first star'."
(11/15/11) Hockey's Future—"With his size and speed, Kreider may be the power forward that has eluded New York for years."
(12/21/11) The Prospect Park-- "Strange when a 12-11-23 season at the halfway point is not good enough but in the case of Kreider we feel that way. 12 goals in 18 games is not going to be good enough for a 1st line LW as Kreider is projected to be.First Half- We focused on Kreider being more active on the offensive end linking his shots on goal to his goal output. On games where Kreider has 4 shots on goal then we can just about guarantee a goal but when he has less than 4 then odds of him getting any points drops dramatically.Strengths: Size, skill and 2 way game as we see in Kreider a player who can dominate games at both ends. Never gets any kind of credit for his defensive game but we would not have any problem asking him to kill a Ranger penalty tomorrow.Has to be "gang defended" as his skating skill is going to beat most defenders. When he sets up then it is almost impossible for him to be moved out.Concerns: When Boston College has lost this season it was because the opposition did not give them any room to move let alone breathe. Able to get under his skin so he will take bad penalties.
Second Half: Boston College found out the hard way that when you are at the top everyone wants to knock you off. Kreider needs to take over games at crunch time and if need be toss that BC system away.Take the game to people and force them to play how you want not the other way around. Again with us it is going to come down to how many shots Kreider takes as even 4 is not enough.We look at who is ahead of Kreider in the NCAA scoring race and honestly Kreider is just as good if not better than most ahead of him. Dominate Chris, just dominate."
Second Half: Boston College found out the hard way that when you are at the top everyone wants to knock you off. Kreider needs to take over games at crunch time and if need be toss that BC system away.Take the game to people and force them to play how you want not the other way around. Again with us it is going to come down to how many shots Kreider takes as even 4 is not enough.We look at who is ahead of Kreider in the NCAA scoring race and honestly Kreider is just as good if not better than most ahead of him. Dominate Chris, just dominate."
( 12/22/11) Dave Starman (CBS Sports) via SNYRangersBlog-- "I don't think there is a ceiling for this kid and he can be as good as any player coming out of college in recent history. I think he can be a legitimate elite top six forward in the NHL because he is big, strong and might be the fastest player ever to play at BC. He has an NHL shot, wrist and slap shot, he is good in traffic and he is humongous so he wins battles on the wall and you can't move him from the front of the net.
He has probably exceeded some expectations but his development pattern has been really good. Now he is good away from the puck, good in his own end and he can get the puck and give it back. When he gets the puck with a little bit of space it's lights out. I think he is going to be a star."


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Laura A. Foster, interim executive director of the museum, said the money would be put toward fixing the roof at the administrative building, 311 Washington St., and the Parish Mansion, the location of the Frederic Remington gallery.
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