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Tristan Eckerson is an electronic musician and producer that doesn't understand the concept of lines. You know those lines that everyone told you to color inside of when you were a kid? Those lines have never existed for Tristan, and that nonexistence shows through in every aspect of his eclectic and ever expanding body of work. Ambient one day, techno or deep house the next, hip hop the third, and maybe funk, afro-beat, or Ethiopian jazz by the end of the week. That's how the ball rolls in Tristan's creative world, as he unashamedly pushes the boundaries of electronic music and the many worlds encompassed within it. From growing up playing classical piano, to performing in jazz and funk groups throughout his college years, to writing string arrangements for indie rock groups and composing music for films during his time living in San Francisco, and finally to writing and producing electronic music of all genres and styles, Tristan has truly taken the road less traveled by as an artist, and the soul searching has certainly paid off.
Classically trained on the Piano as a child, Tristan grew up writing songs and playing piano and keyboards in various bands, spanning genres from Jazz, Blues, and Funk to Indie Rock, Punk, and Pop. Tristan's ever voracious and eclectic sensibility pushed him towards any and every style of music, but he always opted for music that had the ability to make people move. Tristan himself moved around as well, leaving his hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio and spending time living and performing in Charleston, South Carolina, San Sebastian, Spain, San Francisco, California, and Seattle, Washington before eventually settling, at least for the moment, in Asheville, North Carolina. During his time in San Francisco Tristan enrolled in a Master's program for Music Production and Sound Design for visual media, and it was this education that drove Tristan towards the world of Electronic Music. Tristan explains, "I had spent my entire life playing keyboards and writing music with a pencil and paper, and suddenly I was introduced to this crazy world of electronic music production, and suddenly I could write for an entire orchestra! It changed everything for me." Since enrolling in the program Tristan has written music for multiple award winning films and commercials, but what the program really did for Tristan was to open him up to the possibility of creating music electronically, and of the limitless creative potential that came with this new discovery.
It wasn't long before Tristan had taken his love for dance music from various parts of the world and combined it with his lifetime of musical experience and his newfound production abilities. The result has been a completely unique, thought provoking, and danceable form of electronic music. Tristan takes on the worlds of House, Techno, Trance, and Moombahton and combines them with his long standing and ever expanding influences of Afro Beat, Latin, Hip Hop, Funk, Pop, and Jazz to create a sound that is completely original, and equally accessible to fans and non fans of more traditional Electronic Dance Music. Tristan explains, "Having spent most of my life playing keyboards in bands and listening to all kinds of dance music, it wasn't until after college that I really started to get into electronic music at all. Once I did, I got hooked, and then when I learned how to produce music electronically, it was all over for me. Ever since then I've been on a mission to create Electronic Dance Music that's full of energy and is danceable, but at the same time is filled with musicality. I want to create Electronic Dance Music that is accessible to people that don't necessarily like EDM. There is so much "Dance Music" out there, created in different ways, from all over the world. I want to broaden the sense of what electronic music really is, and incorporate more original ideas, influences, and emotions into my songs."
And ever since he decided to start producing electronic music, Tristan has been doing exactly that. From his well received debut EP "Dance Craze," to his more recent single "Stars," Tristan has continued to dance around the borders of the traditional electronic dance music world, coloring outside the lines with an ease and exuberance that is clearly heard and fealt in his music. As his addiction to electronic music intensifies, Tristan continues to crank out material at a breakneck speed, and he isn't showing any signs of slowing down any time soon. As Tristan's eclectic influences and interests continue to grow, morph, and expand into new worlds, we can certainly expect to hear more and more of his unique brand of electronic music in the very near future.
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Mary and Elard Wayne weren't looking for a full-time job after they both retired, so they decided to become volunteers with Helping Hands.
After nearly two years as volunteers working at least three days a week in the Helping Hands Thrift Store, the Dry Ridge couple have decided to call it quits.
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Philippo's blond hair glints in the sun as she moves her horses from the barn to the pasture on her family's farm.
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Matthew Claypool has spent the past two years in jail for a robbery and assault that was fueled by his drug addiction.
"I was high when I done it, and I did it to get high," the 23-year-old said inside the Grant County Detention Center.
While in jail, Claypool, along with 39 other inmates, were given an opportunity to turn their lives around by participating in a new Substance Abuse Program (SAP) that began in January.
A 41-year-old Williamstown man pleaded guilty Aug. 5 to conspiring to distribute explosives without a license.
Robert Bancroft, who was indicted in federal court in Covington in May, had two counts of possession of stolen explosive materials, two counts of transport of explosive materials without a license and two counts of distribution of explosive materials dismissed in exchange for his plea agreement with federal prosecutors.
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Dail was nervous, and at times quietly emotional, while waiting for his two sisters to arrive. You see, the family has been apart for a while now—more than 60 years.
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Roger Clemens will forever be one of my favorite Astros, during his years with the stros, we reached the NLCS, and the World Series. No one else did it for , not baggy nor Biggio!
Glad to see my tax dollars are going to such an important issue. Why worry about the oil spill, immigration, the economy, or what's going on in the Middle East when we can spend so much money and time on a baseball player that may/probably used PED. He lied under oath? Wow, National Security must be in jeopardy now.
why is the gov't meddling in privately run sport franchises? to keep us from learning what they are really doing, stealing our money and preping for an Obama dictatorship
It seems ironic for anyone to be prosecuted for lying to a bunch of liars.
Indict him for perjury. His "celebrity" status shouldn't preclude him from being treated just like anyone else in his situation. It would be fun to watch!
I ran into Roger Clemens awhile back in Austin, he took his son to shop for school supplies, Roger Clemens is a great man! People ran up to him to get autographs, and so did I,he shook everyones hand and seemed very nice, he was a sweetheart!
You guys are missing the point, if you allowed Clemens to lie under oath and get away with it, everyone would do it and congress couldn't do their job (admittedly they're not doing a good one).
Now if you want to make the argument that he never should have been there in the first place, that's another issue.
Didn't he molest that girl?
Steroids are not good in anyway for these guys and the people that follow. However Roger was doing what 80% of the other guys were doing in one degreee or another. So really was he a criminal or evening the playing field. I think its time to let this go. He's paid a significant price and way more than the others.
It appears from the picture in your video that you and Mcnamee… He looks like a younger version of you LOL.
Embarrassing is better term than sad. I don't feel sad. Maybe little kids who idolized the cheetah feel sad. The Yankees still suck and the Red Sox still broke the curse. Rejoice!
And Johnny Damon said, "Let the curse be lifted."
Clemens is an idiot to have willfully gone before Congress and lied. His ego has clearly clouded his judgment. Fortunately, I think his behavior tells us more about him personally than it does about the game of baseball. The only parallel in baseball that I can see is Pete Rose's staunch refusal for years to admit his wrongdoing in spite of overwhelming evidence. Clemens deserves the same punishment – a lifetime ban from the game.
Richard, I agree with you except for that last part, "Roger Clemens was a standard for how you compete." Was that just some type of extemporaneous statement that wasn't thought out? Surely you don't stand by that, do you? Using steroids and cheating certainly don't set much of an example of how to compete in my book.
I would have a lot more respect for this guy if he just fessed up and admitted that he used dope. It's time to put this to bed and move on.
Put him in line right behind Christopher Dodd, Barney Frank and our sorry excuse for a Speaker of the House, Pelosie!!
That is, if you want to prosecute those who have lied to Congress!
My recollection is that Clemens wasn't subpaeonaed; he was invited to testify and voluntarily did so. His attorney (Rusty Hardin?) was a fool for letting him do that, but he did. Even so, Clemens had a choice: he could have (1) pulled the old "I-don't-recall" shtick, in which case people would have assumed he doped, or (2) admitted it openly, in which case people would have known he doped, and all his records would have been forever suspect.
But instead he lied, it seems, and it's looking increasingly likely that he'll have his reputation destroyed and get a perjury indictment.
I understand that people think this is a waste of time and resources to go after Clemens. But what's the alternative — let someone get away with lying, under oath, to a Congressional investigation?
Remember — lying to your fans isn't a crime; lying to Congress is. And should be.
Like a Clemens' brush-you-back fastball, he will squirm a bit in the box, but in the end, Congress will end up walking him.
I agree that he should be banned from professional baseball FOREVER. He has been adored for most of his life because of a God given talent. He didn't have to take drugs and he didn't have to cheat repeatedly on his wife. If he is a baseball god (little g) – then he should act like a person I would want my grandkids to look up to. Personally he is not this god that sports people think he is.What is wrong with decency?
Good thing Biggio and Bagwell didn't have to testify. This could be one of them.
Lied under oath? Unless I missed something, which is possible, all of the evidence is his former trainers word against Clemens. No failed drug test or anything concrete. He said vs. he said. The syringes with supposed DNA on them can be dismissed by even a novice lawyer with lack of official chain of custody. Oh and Andy Pettite's testimony? Same guy that initially denied using PED, then admitted it, but only once or twice because he felt bad? Um, yeah open and shut case. Waste of time and money since day 1. Have testing and if they fail testing then ban them for life. Congress has bigger things to worry about.
For those that are positive that Clemens is guilty and should be banned from baseball for life……..I guess you agree that Cushing should be banned for life also???? Cushing actually got caught and FAILED a drug test, Clemens is being accused by his former trainer. Just curious, since Cushing seems to be getting a free pass in Houston while Clemens is getting thrown to the dogs.
I personally believe he took something, but not sure how they expect to prove it with little to no actual physical evidence?
Remember when sport journalists reported on Sports and not the idiotic minutea that surrounds sports? When did Sports reporting grow to include all this "National Enquirer" crap?
Who really cares who Tiger slept with? Who cares if Clemens let McNamee inject something into his butt? I want sports reporters to go back to the day when they made the SPORT come to life and not all of the crap floating on the edge of the pool.
One slight clarification is needed in your piece – you said "I wonder if Roger ever wakes up and thinks"……..the answer is obviously no!
Roger has not been convicted of Anything. When I'm given a shot at the doctors office I don't know what I'm being injected with. Only the person that fills the needle and injects the shot truly knows.
Congress ran the country into the ground (1997-98, I think) with hearings and a televised impeachment trial of a pretty popular president, over the issue of whether he had fibbed about an extremely personal matter. So no, it is not surprising that these turkeys would turn Rocket's words into a federal case.
What I wonder is whether or not Clemens and Bonds miss the competition, the fame, the glory. It may be that these guys are already suffering the worst punishment–they're getting ignored except for negative news. I suspect that is one reason McGwire had to come back and clean up his image. Once you get used to being in the spotlight, it's hard to let it go.
Wow, you almost made it through a comment without mentioning Barry Bonds. I am sorry your beloved hero made you take another look at this sorry mess, but Roger should have just manned up, said he tried it but didn't like it and this would have been over a long time ago. I just wish Bud Selig would take the Mitchell Reports suggestions, that MLB had a problem, take the necessary steps to correct that problem and move on. Nothing will ever make me think that Roger Clemens or Barry Bonds for that matter, aren't two of the greatest baseball players of all time. Turn the page, make the necessary adjustments and do not punish those players who did what they did, for whatever reason. Professional sport and athletes compete at the highest level and everyone looks for an edge. Is Congress going to bring the Phillies Coach before it for stealing signs. Doubtful. Is MLB going to kick Gaylord Perry for doctoring the ball or Ferguson Jenkins for a cocaine arrest. No, this whole thing stinks and the faster MLB puts it in the rear view mirror the better. I would much rather drug test congress that professional athletes. After all, who does the more important job?
Jimmy & Eldrod HENDRICKS?????? & the peoples says that u ain't got no sense of humor!!!!!!!!!!!!! good one~~!!!
someone say "Lima Time" ??
Arrogance and self importance will ALWAYS come back to bite you on the backside. Just ask Tiger Woods.
why do so many of you really REALLY believe that anyone who is accused of something MUST be guilty
you really do think this.
you believe that a scumbag like mcnamee accuses you of something, then you must confess whether or not you are guilty
let's see some EVIDENCE besides your personal belief that anyone accused of something is guilty
I agree with Alex, I will always appreciate what Clemens and Pettitte brought to Houston. Did he use? If he did, he would probably be in the majority during this era of baseball. Commissioner and ownership let it go on, too much money involved.
Did he lie, did he make a mistake? No worse than all the rest of the lying ba$%^##$ in congress. And these guys are passing judgement on Clemens? Give me a break!
Why are we wasting precious time on this issue with much more critical issues to address in Congress. Selig needs to put a stop to this nonsense. This just draws more attention to the self-serving Mitchell report which has backfired on Selig.
And McNamee, he has as much credibility as the balloon boy parents. Why would your so-called friend and associate save some needles for years, if he ever really needed money, it was only a simple phone call and a threat. What a joke.


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Source: ROHWrestling- At Final Battle 2012, Jay Lethal swore a fight against ROH World Champion Kevin Steen as a result of his Survival of the Fittest win. Clearly, this ended up not happening. However, as a result, Lethal spit in the face of Ring of Honor Match Maker Nigel McGuinness, who then had Lethal forcibly removed from the building by security. Following the altercation, McGuinness had this to say:
"I can understand why Jay Lethal would be so upset. He was attacked by Corino and Jacobs, despite being owed a title shot for winning Survival of the Fittest he has been boxed out of the World Title picture while Kevin Steen remains champion, and Steen insulted his family in a very disgusting fashion back at Killer Instinct. Despite all that, it doesn't give Jay the right to do what he did in New York City but it does make his action more...understandable. So for now let me just say that Lethal will NOT be suspended for his actions and that I will further address the situation after the new year, specifically in Baltimore on January 5th."
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- ROH Match Maker Nigel McGuinness has announced that on January 5th in Baltimore, for the first ROH TV tapings of the New Year, the Top Prospect Tournament will make its return.
The first Top Prospect tournament was held at the start of 2011, when Ring of Honor officials wanted a way to give younger wrestlers a chance at Christopher Daniels' TV Title. Mike Bennett ended up winning the tournament, who then went on to unsuccessfully challenge Daniels.
McGuinness had this to say about the return of the tournament:
"There are too many talented young wrestlers out there. And sadly, despite their talents, not a lot of them get that opportunity to shine on the big stage. Well in 2013 we will see those wrestlers just such a chance with the return of this tournament. Eight men will field the brackets, all who have seen ROH competition in the past, some haven't cemented a spot and some who are even under contract but have yet to truly breakout. This is your chance boys, your chance to step up to plate and knock it out and show me and the Ring of Honor fans why you deserve this opportunity. And sunshine, I promise that the winner of this will have something special waiting for them on the other side."
Furthermore, the first two wrestlers to compete in the tournament have already been announced.
The first is ACH, who impressed ROH officials with his performance at Death Before Dishonor X against Kyle O' Reilly. A Top Prospect Tournament win would surely put him in the driver seat for a more permanent ROH roster spot.
The second is QT Marshall, who has been on a bit of a losing streak as of late ever since earning his ROH contract at Boiling Point 2012.
Six other wrestlers will compete against ACH and Marshall in the single elimination tournament for, according to McGuinness, "something special."
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Naked man with severed hand found in Aurora back yard
AURORA, Colo. - A man in psychological distress apparently cut off his own hand and was found naked outside by a neighbor Sunday night, Aurora police and fire officials said.
He used a hand tool inside his garage, where his left hand was found.
His name was not released. He was in serious but stable condition at Medical Center of Aurora South on Sunday night.
A neighbor saw the man in a back yard in the 2700 block of South Mobile Streetand called for help just before 6 p.m.
The hand was recovered from the man's garage, said Wendy Lippman, a spokeswoman for Aurora Fire Department.
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Set sail from a city dominated by its historic harbor on Carnival cruises from Baltimore, Maryland. Many of Baltimore's vibrant neighborhoods and important sights overlook the lively harbor, making it a snap for Carnival cruisers to get a taste of the city's history. A collection of museums, markets, and maritime activities will start your Carnival cruise from Baltimore in style.
Dig deep into Charm City's treasure trove of baseball, railroad, military, and maritime history before your Carnival cruise departs Baltimore. Seek out Babe Ruth's childhood home and spot the original Star-Spangled Banner waving over Fort McHenry. For a savory taste of Baltimore's seafaring heritage, take a mallet to a messy crab meal and visit a thriving centuries-old marketplace.
Near the port for your cruise from Baltimore is historic Fort McHenry. This military outpost inspired Francis Scott Key to write the Star-Spangled Banner after he saw the giant flag rise up as a sign of successful defense during an 1814 battle. The flag still flies high over the historic grounds. Examine the fort's collection of military relics and catch an antique artillery demonstration.
In addition to the bustling shops and delicious seafood restaurants of Baltimore, the historic Inner Harbor has numerous attractions celebrating the city's legacy as a port. Watch the firing of the Parrott rifle and climb the ladders of the USS Constellation, one of four historic ships docked in the harbor. Explore the other three, along with the Seven Foot Knoll Lighthouse, on a visit to the Historic Ships in Baltimore Museum. Watch marine biologists feed zebra sharks in the National Aquarium, one of the nation's finest.
The waterfront Fell's Point neighborhood was a shipbuilding center in the 1700s. Today, period homes and a robust collection of shops and restaurants line the tidy streets. A walking tour with the Fell's Point Preservation Society unlocks the stately captains' historic homes.
Once you've got a sense of Baltimore, Maryland, from the sea, get a different perspective by climbing Federal Hill. One hundred steps lead to the park's cannon and monuments overlooking all of Baltimore. In the surrounding Federal Hill neighborhood, discover America's modern folk art at the American Visionary Art Museum, which holds one-of-a-kind works—including a small scale model of the Lusitania—behind its shiny, curved façade.
If you're on a cruise from Baltimore during baseball season, snag tickets to a game at retro-style Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Nearby, the Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum celebrates the Baltimore native son and baseball legend. At the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum, witness the turntable in action at the Roundhouse building, hop on old rail cars, and board a train for a short ride around the grounds. The museum oversees the oldest railroad station in the U.S., Ellicott City, where old inns and antiques shops still line this mill town's Main Street.
Along the Inner Harbor's brick-lined sidewalks, The Gallery, Light Street Pavilion, and Pratt Street Pavilion of Harborplace Mall brim with brand-name and specialty shops. For antiques and collectibles, hit North Charles and North Howard streets in the pretty Mount Vernon neighborhood. Browse for local produce and hot-from-the-oven baked goods alongside handmade crafts at Broadway Market and Lexington Market—both more than 200 years old.
The signature dish of Baltimore, Maryland, is steamed blue crabs, in season from May to October. Locals refer to the messy process of removing the succulent meat as "picking." Get your hands dirty at Obrycki's in Fell's Point, a renowned seafood and crab house. Tuck into al dente pastas and fresh seafood at long-time favorites like Aldo's and Sabatino's, topped off with tiramisu and cappuccino at Vaccaro's, all on the homey, low-rise streets of Baltimore's authentic Little Italy.


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Community Comes Together To Help Save Camp Russell
A vital part of the boy scouting community for the past 100 years will soon be no more. Camp Russell on White Lake is being closed and put up for sale but Scout alum John Stephens is hoping to keep it open. He's started a petition to save Camp Russell.


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Serving Up Object Architectures
Standard Services Make IT Underpinnings Irrelevant, Allowing End Users to Focus on the Task at Hand
This article was printed in CONTROL's June 2009 edition.
By Paul Miller
Perhaps because distributed software objects play well in a common network and technology environment, their growing role in process automation seems to follow a logical evolution.
In the beginning, there were simple data tags, such as pressure, level, flow or temperature process variables. With tag data, dedicated connections need to be created to get the data from the source, typically a PLC or process controller, to the consumer, typically an HMI, alarming, trending or historian application. Then, as object-oriented programming (OOP) developed, tags evolved into objects. Objects feature multiple attributes, including both behavior and state, in addition to the process variable data. By definition, objects also display inheritance characteristics that allow users to replicate and modify them for re-use. Standards such as Microsoft's Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) enabled connections between different objects in the same computer or computing platform.
Now, templates, services and the architectures they fit into are emerging and taking on and extending some of the capabilities first explored by OOP.
Templates Simplify Engineering for Power
"The concept of templates helped me out quite a bit," says Hal Allen, SCADA analyst at Santee Cooper Power (www.santeecooper.com) in Monks Corner, S.C. Allen recently implemented an InFusion SCADA system from Invensys Process Systems (www.ips.invensys.com) to monitor and manage 56 electrical substations for the state-owned utility (Figure 1). "When you get an InFusion system, you have many devices created from pre-defined analog and digital objects provided with the system. A template can be derived from another template, or an object can be derived from a template, and then you can go back and make wholesale changes to everything that has been derived from that.
"In the initial phase of the project, I created my devices from the generic discrete and analog device templates, so that now I have a hierarchical view of how the devices, breakers for example, work in the field. Once you have all these devices built as a template, then you can easily create your real-world objects. If you've created a couple of hundred devices and then realize you left something out or need to change something, then you can go back and make a change in one place and have all the hundreds of objects created from that template updated automatically.
"A good example of a device that I created from the analog device object is a transformer, which is an integral part of a substation. We have transformers at different voltage levels, and some are older than others, but they all have some common attributes. My philosophy was to create a base transformer object template having common transformer attributes, such as a fan or a megawatt value. Then I just modify the template as needed to represent the actual transformer."
SOAs Enable Cross-Platform Communication
Distributed object technology simplifies data access in a network, so it's used in many advanced industrial automation systems. It's based on vendor-developed standards, such as DCOM and the Object Management Group's Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) standard for UNIX platforms. The OPC Foundation's (www.opcfoundation.org) Data Access (DA) is one popular example. OPC DA servers and clients, based on Microsoft software, provide data connectivity between different vendors' intelligent devices, such as PLCs, and software applications, such as HMIs, alarm packages, trending packages, historians, etc.
Distributed object technology represented a big leap forward for the industry, but neither DCOM nor CORBA functions well in a cross-platform environment or through network firewalls. To overcome such cross-platform interoperability issues, the IT world developed the concept of standard "services," including web services. These services are now making their way into the industrial world where they are helping to break down artificial functional barriers to enable software to map to actual work processes more closely.
"The idea with services is that if you define a service that represents an interface between two systems, then the manifestation of the plant itself and the interface are independent of each other," says Mike Brooks, staff technologist in global manufacturing at Chevron Refining (www.chevron.com) in San Ramon, Calif. "There probably will still be objects within the scheme, but instead of communicating from within DCOM or CORBA, where the objects are instantiated from the hub, now they're decoupled with a service."
Dave Hardin, a system architect at Invensys, explains that, "Services define the interface and communication mechanisms between objects and other software components. These interfaces and mechanisms become the communication contract to which each system must adhere. Some services, web services for example, support widely used protocols, platforms and systems. Other services support specific communication functionality, such as fast data transfer, strong security, failure resilience or event messaging. The contract forms the basis for interoperability and helps decouple the functions performed by the service from the technology used to implement the service.
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Clarkson vs. Saint Lawrence
April 25, 2007
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|Cory Schneider
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|Brendan Lynch
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|Alex Slauson
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|Kevin Russell
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| April 25: Senior defensemen Brian Crowley and JJ Hearty were given the daunting task of trying to stop the Liberty League�s top scorer, Greg Gibbons of Clarkson on Wednesday afternoon as the Saints met their North Country rivals in Potsdam , NY in a conference game with major playoff implications. The defensive duo were outstanding, though, holding Gibbons to only two shots and zero points as the No. 6 Saints led from wire-to-wire and defeated the Golden Knights 10-3 to lock up one of the top-two spots in the Liberty League standings, guaranteeing the Scarlet and Brown at least one home game in the conference tournament.
The opening minutes of the contest gave both goalies a chance to shine, as both St. Lawrence�s Justin Demuth and Clarkson�s Eric Wolery looked sharp in the early going with a few impressive stops each. However, it was the St. Lawrence defense that was over-powering in front of Demuth, as Hearty and Crowley joined junior Ben Buskey in delivering several big hits to set the tone in front of their net.
With their defense having made several key plays in the opening minutes, the Saints offensive corps gave the visitors a 1-0 cushion at 8:20 of the first quarter. Sophomore attack Peter Carroll made a great, heads-up pass from behind the net to fellow classmate Kyle Benton, who beat Wolery for his sixth goal of the season.
Senior Brendan Lynch joined the scoring only 51 seconds later to put St. Lawrence ahead 2-0 with his first goal of the day. Sophomore Alex Slauson beat a defender and sent a shot towards goal. Though his bid hit the right post, the ball bounced right back in front of the goal to a wide open Lynch, who converted for his 19 th goal of the season to complete the first quarter scoring.
Clarkson came out of the gate well in the second quarter, but Demuth made an outstanding save on Jon Cathcart while playing man-down to keep the Green and Gold off the scoreboard. Demuth�s effort allowed his offense to make a play in transition, as junior Kevin Russell sent a long, cross-field pass to Slauson, who buried his first goal of the day for the 3-0 advantage.
Though the Golden Knights were unable to convert on four man-up chances in the first half, they cut the deficit to two goals when Cory Schneider scored an unassisted goal at 6:19 of the second quarter to make the score 3-1. However, Lynch responded in a big way, scoring his second of the game on a man-up opportunity with 3:49 to play in the quarter to put St. Lawrence back on top by three, 4-1.
With the Saints swarming defense continuing to frustrate the Knights, the visitors had one last chance to tack one on before the end of the half. Slauson�s speed earned him a one-on-one with Wolery with under ten seconds to play, but the goaltender stood his ground with an impressive stick save to keep Clarkson in the game trailing 4-1 at the half.
Clarkson�s hopes of establishing control in the second half were dashed early when Slauson and junior Ben Prime scored goals only 21 seconds apart in the opening two minutes of the third quarter to put St. Lawrence ahead 6-1. After Slauson scored his second of the game, one minute into the quarter, a loose ball came to Crowley in the Saints zone. The Acton, MA native ran the length of the field before sending a crisp pass to Prime who eluded a defender a ripped a shot past Wolery for the 6-1 lead.
Brian Hoey tried to keep the home team in the game with his first goal of the afternoon coming with 7:12 remaining in the third. He beat a St. Lawrence defender behind the goal and came around the cage to Demuth�s left where he buried the shot to cut into the Saints lead, 6-2.
However, the goal only seemed to motivate the Saints defensive unit even more, as they caused key turnovers and made impressive plays on ground balls to keep the tempo and the momentum on their side. Lynch would score his third of the game with 4:00 left in the third to give the Scarlet and Brown a 7-2 lead heading to the final fifteen minutes.
It was again the Saints that tacked on two early goals in the fourth to put the game out of reach and solidify their ninth consecutive victory. Carroll scored only 27 seconds in to stretch the lead to 8-2, while rookie Will McKee scored only 42 seconds later on a shot that squeezed just under the crossbar to put the Saints on top 9-2.
Carroll would put the finishing touches on a thorough victory with his second goal of the game with 4:08 to play after taking a pass from Russell. Though Hoey would tack on a late goal for Clarkson on sophomore goaltender Tom Hollingsworth, it was the Saints that left Potsdam , NY with an important conference win to lock up a home game in the 2007 Liberty League Tournament.
�We�ve had a pretty solid year defensively, and I think Sunday�s game against Union served as a wake-up call,� said Saints head coach Mike Mahoney. �I was very pleased with our physical presence today, and it was certainly one of our finest performances of the season.�
The win moved the Saints to 11-1 on the season and a perfect 5-0 record in conference. The victory also sets up a dramatic showdown with Skidmore College on Saturday, as the winner will ensure themselves of the No. 1 seed in the Liberty League Tournament May 4-6.
�We�re coming off of one heck of a road stretch (at RPI, at Union, at Clarkson) unscathed with a chance to win the league on Saturday,� added Mahoney. �It�s exciting to return home to play on �Senior Day�, and hopefully we can carry our momentum over against Skidmore.�
St. Lawrence finished with a 34-23 advantage in shots and kept Clarkson from scoring a man-up goal despite allowing their opponents to have six chances. Demuth was the victor, allowing two goals and making eight saves, while Wolery made 14 stops in a losing effort.
Saturday afternoon�s game for the Liberty League�s regular season crown between the conference-unbeaten Saints and Thoroughbreds is set to begin at 2:00pm at North Country Field.


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Amid the violence of the second crusade, where battlefields are soaked with the blood of the innocent and the guilty, Sir James Greybold, a warrior knight and man of honor, fights for Palestine, a land he holds dear. A lie is poison to his lips; dishonor is worse than death. Dedicated to the chivalric code, he faces treachery with moral resolve that eventually breaks down and turns to murder. The foolish demands of the hierarchy force Greybold, who is sworn to obedience and service, to make sacrifices that result in his loss of faith, his honor damaged, his own code failed. After the massive defeat at the Battle of Nazareth, Greybold is used to further the causes of his Grand Master and the mad Prince of Antioch. A traitor roams among them, royal born, untouchable, and Greybold is set to an ill-conceived task that should reveal the traitor's complicity. As the days unfold, Greybold becomes more and more aware of the Grand Master's disastrous plans and his own part in them. He struggles to protect his men and maintain his direction, while succumbing to the powerful draw of vengeance. While retaliation might be honey upon the tongue, it may well turn to gall in the belly. The path Greybold must choose is divided between right and wrong, good and evil, life and death, the decision his to make. One thing he understands fully... there is no turning back; no quarter given, and none asked.


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Fisher Makes His OKC Debut Against Clippers
March 21, 2012 12:37 PM
Lakers PhotosLakers vs. FC Barcelona The Los Angeles Lakers face off with Pau Gasol's former team and European Champions FC Barcelona on October 7, 2010. Nike's House of Hoops In Barcelona and Basketball Clinic Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol go against Ricky Rubio and Juan Carlos Navarro on a 2-on-2 game Lakers Travel To London Pilots hold up a Lakers flag before the Los Angeles Lakers travel to London at LAX on September 30, 2010, in Los Angeles, California. Barcelona Goes Crazy For The Lakers The Lakers arrived in Barcelona, Spain to huge crowds and lots of media at their practice inside Palau Blaugrana stadium. Lakers star Pau Gasol is from Spain.
LOS ANGELES (CBS) — Former Los Angeles Laker Derek Fisher has finalized his new deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday after clearing waivers at 3p.m. PST.
Fisher, wearing No. 37 — his age, made his Thunder debut in the first quarter against the Los Angeles Clippers.
Fisher, who won five championships rings with the Lakers alongside Kobe Bryant, arrived at OKC's Will Rogers World Airport and met with Thunder General Manager Sam Presti,.
Fisher was an unrestricted free agent after agreeing to a buyout with the Houston Rockets Monday night, following a surprise trade from the Lakers. Because of the NBA's collective bargaining agreement, Fisher cannot return to the Lakers until next season.


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Outbound Delivery Processing Officer,Benin,Guinness Nigeria
Guinness Nigeria, a subsidiary of the prestigious Diageo Plc of the United Kingdom, was incorporated in 1962 with the building of a brewery in Ikeja, the heart of Lagos. The brewery was the first outside of Ireland and Great Britain. Other breweries have been opened over time – Benin City brewery in 1974 and Ogba brewery in 1982.Guinness Nigeria produces the following brands – Foreign Extra Stout (1962), Guinness Extra Smooth (2005) Malta Guinness (1990), Harp Lager Beer (1974), Gordon's Spark (2001), Smirnoff Ice (2006), Satzenbrau (2006).
To be the internal point of contact for the resolution and release of documents blocked during the billing process.
Ensure billing documents are processed, archived and mailed
To carry out all hands on distribution and data processing activities so as to fully support packaging department and deliver against orders to GN customers and distribution centres while ensuring effective and efficient Inventory management standards are maintained
B.Sc./HND calibre
Computer literate and ability to work under pressure and respond to tight deadlines.
Minimum of 3 years working experience in a related, operations or inventory management role
Good interpersonal skills, convincing personality and a team player.
Good Communicator, commercially aware and able to adapt to a fast changing operations environment
Should be able to develop and maintain warehousing and inventory management best practices in accordance with Diageo warehouse management standards.
Fully conversant with inventory management processes using SAP
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Seasonal food and growing
Growing our own food is something that we've been mad about for quite some time. What could be more satisfying than watching your dinner grow on your doorstep?
We've put together a guide to what you need to know each month to help you transform your plot of land into a great way to save money and food miles, and of course provide scrumptious grub for the table. We've even included recipes if you're stuck for ideas.
Three reasons why it's better to eat seasonal food:
1. Better taste – top chefs agree that fresh seasonal produce is best
2. Better value –a basket of fruit and veg bought in the summer can be as much as a third cheaper than the same basket bought out of season
3. Better for the planet – growing in season requires lower levels of artificial inputs than at other times of the year
So what are you waiting for? Use the calendar below to fast forward to the information you need.
Leeks are on the menu in the first month of the year. In the garden, it's time to prune back your fruit trees to make sure you get fabulous fruit later in the year.
It's all about the orange goodness of carrots in February, whilst making sure that the vegetable patches are turned over ready for spring.
Vegetable plots start to stir in to life in March, showing signs of the delicious produce to come later. In the meantime, why not try our recipe for bubble and squeak seasoned with our flavour of the month.
Rhubarb is coming into season in April and that means one thing: crumble time. It's also time to check the vegetable beds and sow a range of seeds.
Britain has the best asparagus in the world, and May is the month when it really comes into season. It's also time to start moving young plants outside to harden up.
Summer fruits are ripe, and elderflower makes a great ingredient in desserts or wine. Strawberries, cucumber, spinach and courgettes are among to other fruit and veg coming into season.
Strawberries straight from the plant are best in July, and in the garden it's time to do plenty of watering as summer reaches its height.
By now the fruits of your labour should be showing up on the dinner table, and the pea has long been one of Britain's favourite vegetables. So many vegetables are in season in August that you could almost eat a different meal every day.
Enjoy some yummy damson jam as summer turns to autumn, keep picking your beans, and when the foliage dies, it is time to unearth the onions.
Warming soups and pies are going to be on the menu as whether turns a little cold. Luckily, pumpkins are in season - why not try our hearty partridge, spinach and pumpkin soup recipe.
The humble spud is our flavour of the month as the nights draw in and winter approaches.
Herbs must be brought in from the garden, but there's still some planting to be done so wrap up warm.
The festive pear tree comes in to season in December, providing plentiful ingredients for a variety of desserts and chutneys.


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VERIMAG/Synchrone is led by Florence Maraninchi.
More than 20 years ago, the ``synchronous'' team of the Verimag laboratory proposed the formally-defined synchronous language Lustre, for the development of critical control software. In 1993, Lustre was transferred successfully to industry. It is now the core of the industrial tool SCADE provided by Esterel Technologies. SCADE is used by Airbus, Schneider Electric, and Eurocopter, among others. See the Lustre and SCADE history on the Esterel Technologies website, and this Wikipedia page.
On September 28th, 2004, Paul Caspi and Nicolas Halbwachs received the Monpetit price from the French Academy of Sciences, for their work on synchronous languages.
Apart from the definition of Lustre, the group has worked on general validation techniques such as model-checking, abstract interpretation, test, simulation, and debugging. These techniques have been implemented in tools connected to Lustre, and applied to industrial case-studies. Lustre and these tools can now be used as a validation tool-box for a wide variety of embedded systems. This verification tool-box can be used for various (not necessarily synchronous) formalisms provided that they can be given a semantics in Lustre. For example, gateways to Lustre exist for Simulink, Stateflow, and SystemC. The tools are connected to each other via textual formats.
During the last decade, the activities of the group have been extended outside the strict scope of synchronous languages and control systems, to cover most aspects of embedded system design, implementation and validation. The main application domains we are interested in now are: embedded control computer systems, systems-on-a-chip (or, more generally, hardware/software systems in which the hardware is not generic), and sensor networks (or, more generally, networks of embedded systems).
During the last decade, the "Synchrone" team of Verimag worked on stochastic extensions of the synchronous language Lustre. The motivation of synchronous stochastic languages is to simulate the (physical) environment of a reactive system. Reactive systems and programs are particular, in that they usually function in a closed loop with their environment. Simulating the environment is compulsory to be able to test reactive programs with realistic inputs. The industrial partners of the recent Minalogic Comon project have experimented with the tools developed at Verimag. A major result of the project is that our tools and methodology are useful, not only for automated testing, but also for requirement engineering.
The interest among the industrial partners generated by those tools contributed to the creation of the Argosim start-up company in 2013, which aims at industrializing the concepts (random-based simulations of environments, automated testing, and requirements engineering) and the associated technology (stochastic data-flow synchronous language, constraint solving based on BDDs and polyhedra).
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The present activities of the group are organized into four long-term research topics:
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GAME DAY: Senators at Islanders, 1pm
The Islanders host the seventh place senators at the Coliseum in a matinee today and head to Buffalo to play the 14th place Sabres tomorrow. Two games do not make a playoff team, but with only four to go before the deadline they can certainly have a strong hand in determining whether talent will be staying or going (glances in PAP's direction).
If you're heading out to the Coliseum today, please beware of giant-headed long-dead Presidents. They may be skating on the ice, high-fiving
and trying to eat your children. Maybe not so much on the eating part.
Moulson – Tavares – Parenteau
Grabner – Nielsen – Okposo
Rolston – Bailey – Martin
Niederreiter – Reasoner – Pandolfo
Streit – MacDonald
Ness – Staios
Jurcina – Eaton
Scratches: Wallace(healthy), Nabokov(flu), Wishart(healthy)


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Ph.D., Chairman, Urban Age Institute, Berkeley, CA
Tim Campbell has worked for more than 35 years in urban development with experience in scores of countries and hundreds of cities. Campbell retired from the World Bank in December 2005 after more than 17 years working in various capacities in the urban sector, including pioneering the bank's city-development strategies. Before joining the bank, he worked for more than 13 years as a priva...
Caroline Wanjiku Kihato is a Visiting Senior Researcher at the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of the Witwatersrand and an affiliate at Tufts University. In 2011, she received a MacArthur grant on Migration and Development and spent a year as a Visiting Fellow at the Institute for the Study of International Migration (ISIM), Georgetown University, Washington DC. Her career ha...
Blair A. Ruble is currently Vice President for Programs at the Woodrow Wilson Center, and Director of the Center's Urban Sustainability Laboratory. He also is Senior Advisor to the Center's Kennan Institute. Previously, he served as the Director of the Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies (1989-2012) as well as of the Center's Comparative Urban Studies Progra...


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Caryl Dawson: A Life-Long Sponsor
Caryl Dawson has been a Plan USA sponsor most of her adult life — almost 40 years. When she graduated from college, she wanted to help other girls raise their sights in life as she had, especially girls hemmed in by poverty. She decided to help those in developing countries because most of them lack educational opportunities and aren't given the same encouragement as boys.
Caryl has sponsored children in Korea, India, Indonesia, Bali and, most recently, Ecuador. When each of her children reached the age of 18 and was no longer eligible for sponsorship, she said goodbye with a heavy heart and sponsored a new child.
A few years ago, Caryl decided to combine her desire to help children with her love for travel. She asked to sponsor a girl in Ecuador whom she could actually visit from time to time. After writing and sharing with Tatiana for over six years, Caryl decided the time was ripe for a meeting. She signed up for a Plan USA field trip to Plan Ecuador in 2003.
When she got home, Caryl had a new appreciation for things she used to take for granted — simple things like warm showers, electricity in her home, a telephone, and indoor plumbing. "The people in Ecuador use everything they have. They don't throw things away the way we do. I've seen a child using a pencil so worn down she could hardly hold it in her hand anymore."
Reflecting on her experience in Ecuador and her long association with sponsored children Caryl says, "I get more than I give, that's for sure."
Sponsor a child today to support Plan's long-term development work with children, their families and communities.


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Friday, May 14, 2010
Difference between hypertonic, hypotonic, and isotonic?
All cells are permiable thus allowing the movement of water from the outside of the cell to the inside.
Hypotonic Solution: the cell has a higher concentration in it than in the area surrounding it. Water moves into the cell to equal out concentration.
Isotonic Solution: The cell has a equal proportion of concentration with the area surrounding. Water continually flows in and out to keep concentration even.
Hypertonic Solution: Concentration of the cell is less than outside of the cell. Water moves out of the cell to try to even out the concentration.
17 comments:
- AnonymousAugust 24, 2010 at 6:13 AM
Think of tonicity from the standpoint of the water... In a hypertonic solution, water is drawn out of the cell because there is a lower concentration of water outside the cell... Since water moves from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration (Osmosis), this explanation supports the osmotic movement of water.ReplyDelete
The opposite is true for a hypotonic solution. Water is drawn into a cell because there is less water inside the cell than outside.. Cellular breakage through lysis will occur.
An interesting side-note about lysis... When you perform a PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction), you can agitate the cells and lysis then through mechanical means.
- AnonymousJanuary 3, 2011 at 12:30 PM
young boul..smhReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 12, 2011 at 3:39 AM
where did you find these information? is there any resources?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 30, 2011 at 8:20 PM
What the mean of "fresh water fish have body fluid that are hypertonic to their environment" ? It means the body fluid will go out then the fish become flaccid?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 18, 2011 at 3:59 AM
I am quite worried about the definition of "Osmosis" written here! The definition I know is that " The flow of solvent molecules(water) from a place of LOWER concentration to HIGHER concentration is known as osmosis". Abbe first observed the phenomenon by Abbe's test where water moved inside the sugar solution ie, movement from lower concentration to higher!ReplyDelete
please check!
- AnonymousAugust 15, 2011 at 10:16 AM
iam very confuse about the osmosis, plz tell me what is it?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 15, 2011 at 10:19 AM
my question is that han eggs kis stage mai deti hy?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 12, 2011 at 7:31 AM
the right definition of osmosis is that, it is the movement of water molecules from areas of higher concentration to areas of lower concentration through a semi-permeable membrane.if you say lower to higher concentration,meaning it is an active transport already.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 9, 2011 at 6:39 AM
Osmosis is the net movement of molecules from high water concentration to low water concentration until a stable form of equilibrium has been reached through a semi-permeable membrane. It's going down the concentration gradient hence it's a passive process therefore requires no energy (ATP). Think of it as the diffusion of water.ReplyDelete
Water itself diffuses through proteins in the membrane called aquaporins, which are folded in such a way as to expose hydrophilic/polar regions (amino acids) in it's interior pore (therefore letting wee polar water molecules go through) and the exterior having non-polar/hydrophobic amino acids facing the non-polar/hydrophobic fatty acid chains, hence everything's peach.
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- AnonymousJune 5, 2012 at 4:54 AM
Holy shit, the only person who knows what osmosis is is the guy who posted on October 9th. I seriously hope not all of you intend on taking the MCAT.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 29, 2013 at 4:16 AM
I know what osmosis it! The net movement of water molecules from a high concentration down a concentration gradient to a lower concentration.ReplyDelete
y'all are like freaking nerds... y'all confuse me already... I feel tired by just looking at how much y'all wrote... uff! and I haven't even started to read... ugh!ReplyDelete
i'm preparing for my upcoming bio test wish me luck "nerds".ReplyDelete
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osmosis is the movement of water molecules from the region of higher concentration to a region lower concentration through a semi permeable membraneReplyDelete
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Sambucus nigra ssp. caerulea
Sambucus nigra L. ssp. caerulea (Raf.) R. Bolli, orth. var.
Blue elder, Black elder, Blue (Mexican) elderberry
Caprifoliaceae (Honeysuckle Family)
USDA Symbol: SANIC6
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A large shrub or small tree, blue elder grows 6-24 ft. tall with flat-topped clusters of fragrant, creamy flowers followed by black berries. Deciduous leaves are pinnately compound and somewhat persistent.
The sweetish berries are used in preserves and pies but should never be eaten when fresh and raw. Lewis and Clark first reported Blue Elder as an alder with pale, sky blue berries. A remedy for fever has been concocted from the bark. Blue Elderberry is planted as an ornamental for the numerous whitish flowers and bluish fruits.
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Bloom InformationBloom Color: White
Bloom Time: Apr , May , Jun , Jul , Aug
DistributionUSA: AZ , CA , CO , ID , MT , NM , NV , OR , TX , UT , WA , WY
Native Distribution: CA Sierras & Coast Ranges to s. B.C., e. to Alt. & NM
Native Habitat: Cool, moist, open places up to 10,000 ft.
Growing ConditionsWater Use: Low
Light Requirement: Sun , Part Shade
Soil Moisture: Moist
CaCO3 Tolerance: Medium
Soil Description: Moist, rich, rocky, well drained soils.
Conditions Comments: Pruning improves form.
BenefitUse Wildlife: Birds eat berries.
Use Food: Edible berries.
Conspicuous Flowers: yes
Value to Beneficial InsectsProvides Nesting Materials/Structure for Native Bees
Supports Conservation Biological Control
This information was provided by the Pollinator Program at The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation.
PropagationDescription: Easily started from cuttings. May also be propagated by treated seed.
Seed Collection: Collect fruits by stripping or cutting from the branches. Fruits may be dried or macerated and the seeds extracted.
Seed Treatment: Seed must be cold-moist stratified for two months. This treatment may be preceded by a 10-15 minute soak in H2SO4.
Commercially Avail: yes
BibliographyBibref 841 - Native Alternatives to Invasive Plants (2006) Burrell, C. C.
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FNA: Find Sambucus nigra ssp. caerulea in the Flora of North America (if available)
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Letter: To Ms. Motorist in her desperate rush to get to next Port St. Lucie stoplight
Regarding Deb Lavallee's Feb. 10 letter, "Problems start with cellphone," I'm of the opinion the problem starts with Deb. If you left point A sooner you wouldn't have to worry about missing the desperately short left-turn arrows in Port St. Lucie, or have to drive on our bumpers thinking it's getting you somewhere.
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The Washington Capitals celebrated the career of Dino Ciccarelli on Tuesday night at Verizon Center. The evening was a Dino-fest, complete with video highlights of his career, with audio messages from former teammates, and the tough little winger dropping a ceremonial puck. Ciccarelli was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame this past November.
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text: Destructible toys to the rescue Geek Dad 18 August 10 by Paul Govan Tim Pestridge My son has a habit of taking things apart -- more often than not, breaking them. It started as a cute novelty, but was soon cause for consternation as I had to hide any tools to ensure I didn't return from work to find his Nintendo DS in pieces.But I think I've found the solution: toys that are designed to be dismantled. The favourite of these is an R/C car I got for his last birthday. Although he seemed to lose interest with the driving side of it, as soon as he realised you could disassemble it down to nuts and bolts he was hooked.I chose an Atom XB (review) for him because the larger cars were simply too fast and too big. The diminutive chassis of the Atom not only means it's easier for him to handle, but it has a lot less momentum when it slams into the curb.When it came to taking it apart -- by this point we needed to fix the front shock absorber -- my son's smaller fingers came in really handy. It's not often I have to ask him for help with something, but here it's often easier to get him involved to handle the small fiddly bits -- which of course he loves.Best of all though, with his attention funnelled into this constructive destruction -- if you see what I mean – he seems to have got out of the habit of destroying anything else. I'm compiling my top five list of destructible toys, what would you include?Paul Govan curates Geekdad and reviews r/c cars and videogames. Edited by Nate Lanxon Comments Hmm, I feel that there's a big difference between dismantle and destruct. The latter is much more satisfying to a crazed 9 year old, as I obviously was. One is all screwing and picking and gentle teasing and scuffing your knuckles on sharp edges, and the other is all SMASH SMASH SMASH! cjeam Aug 19th 2010 Lego or, thanks to my dad who held on to his toys, Meccano. Caesar Tjalbo Aug 23rd 2010 Reply to a comment Name Email Comment Submit » Latest on wired.co.uk


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PHOENIX — Arizona's highest court has ruled that defendants in criminal cases can represent themselves during an appeal, overturning a state Court of Appeals' decision.
The state Supreme Court issued an opinion Friday in case involving a woman appealing a disorderly conduct conviction.
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Orlando, Fla. (AP) -- Police in Orlando say a gunman has been apprehended after killing one person and injuring five others at a downtown office building where he was let go two years ago.
Police chief Val Demings says 40-year-old Jason Rodriguez surrendered to police at his mother's home after officers saw him through a window and asked him to come out.
She confirms that one person was killed in the shooting at the legion place office building downtown.
Five others were hurt.
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Orlando, Fla. (AP) -- People are streaming out of an office building in downtown Orlando, Fla., where officials say a shooter is on the loose.
Orange County Sheriff's spokesman Jim Solomons says his department is backing up Orlando police and they're still looking for an armed man wearing a light blue polo shirt and jeans.
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The Orlando Fire Department tells WESH-TV that at least eight people are injured.
Interstate 4 is closed in both directions through downtown and a nearby school is locked down.
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What have you done for me lately…
'I read a quote in a comment about compassion this week:
A woman had traveled to India to interview the Dalai Lama. While with the Dalai Lama, on the street she witnessed a man viciously beating a dog. When she asked the Dalai Lama about it, he said "Compassion means being sorry for the man as well as the dog."
It has been sitting in my heart and it has been calling to me to rethink compassion and service and healing. What is my purpose? What do I do everyday that contributes to the world? This video sums up how I try to see the world. To open our eyes and step out of "self help" and see the world as connected…if it is all just me me me…what is the point?
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Uptown Express: Night of Mowtown & Doo Wop at The Promenade
Night of Motown and Doo Wop magic comes to Bonita
If you were a young adult during the 1940's or the 1950's, you are part of a very special generation.
No matter who you were or where you came from, your generation had one thing in common, you knew how to dance. And if you are anything like my parents who were lucky enough to call that generation theirs, you never miss an opportunity to hit the dance floor and have some fun. On Thursday, May 16, you can put on those dancing shoes and make your way to the dance floor again because Uptown Express takes the stage in the Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs' Live Performance space at the Promenade Bonita Springs. The dance floor is definitely open.
Uptown Express has a large following of doo wop fans in the Southwest Florida area and frequently sell out performances. This latest show will bring them to the Bonita Springs area in a one night only concert. Since 1985, Uptown Express has been performing in a variety of venues and have fine tuned their sound. With over 27 years of gigs, audience members are wowed by the polished sound of this ensemble.
Ten musicians make up Uptown Express, which is a premier Doo Wop group, known as the oldest continuously performing oldies act in Florida. Playing Chicago Rhythm & Blues, New York Doo Wop & Motown Soul, this dynamic stage show will have everyone up on the dance floor before the night is over.
Not only do they perform doo wop, but Uptown Express sings your favorite Motown songs from the 50s and 60s. Their five vocalists are Tommy DeSantis, Tony Squitieri, Robert Atmore, Bob Stewart, and Nick Ticich. DeSantis founded the group and is a former member of The Enchantments from New York City. Squitieri is a former member of The Cameos, while Stewart was an original member of The Cordials in the 60s.
Backing up the vocalists is Uptown Express' band which rounds out the sound of their performances. John Cortese is on the drums, Ron Casella plays guitar, Rick Polce plays the saxophone, and Robby Cutler is on keyboard while Mike Marciano mans the bass guitar. Cortese was a member of The Rogues and recorded with The Barons and The Crowns. Casella has performed with many groups such as Bo Diddley, The Chimes, and The Crests.
"This is our 28th year of performing together. We play music from The Crests, The Temptations, and more," DeSantis said.
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When: 7 p.m. Thursday, May 16
Where: Promenade at Bonita Bay, 26811 S. Bay Dr. Bonita Springs. The performance space is located at the northwest corner of the Promenade in space 114.
Cost: $15 members and $20 non-members
Tickets: Call the Center for the Arts 239-495-8989, or stop by its campus at 26100 Old 41 Road in Bonita Springs. Tickets may also be purchased at the door if seating is available.


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Boardwalk Empire star Paz de la Huerta is going to need new business cards. Though she appeared in little more than half of the second season, producers of the HBO drama have made it official by releasing Paz from the show.
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