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Last month, we announced the upcoming introduction of the new Festool CMS Router Tableand it looks like many of you like what you've seen so far. This month, we'll share some videos and other content with you so you can see the CMS in action and to help get you up and running once you get it in your shop.
The Wood Whisperer CMS test drive.
Our good friend, Marc Spagnuolo a.k.a. The Wood Whisperer, takes a look at the new CMS Router Table in this video. Marc talks about what he views as some of the benefits and does some routing to let you see the CMS in operation. Check out the video on Marc's CMS blog post and be sure to post your comments and questions at the bottom of the page. And, we're digging the cool Christmas Story leg lamp, Marc.
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|Novel application of parameters in waveform contour analysis for assessing arterial stiffness in aged and atherosclerotic subjects.
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|PMID: 20855073 Owner: NLM Status: In-Process
|OBJECTIVE: Although contour analysis of pulse waves has been proposed as a non-invasive means in assessing arterial stiffness in atherosclerosis, accurate determination of the conventional parameters is usually precluded by distorted waveforms in the aged and atherosclerotic objects. We aimed at testing reliable indices in these patient populations.
METHODS: Digital volume pulse (DVP) curve was obtained from 428 subjects recruited from a health screening program at a single medical center from January 2007 to July 2008. Demographic data, blood pressure, and conventional parameters for contour analysis including pulse wave velocity (PWV), crest time (CT), stiffness index (SI), and reflection index (RI) were recorded. Two indices including normalized crest time (NCT) and crest time ratio (CTR) were also analysed and compared with the known parameters.
RESULTS: Though ambiguity of dicrotic notch precluded an accurate determination of the two key conventional parameters for assessing arterial stiffness (i.e. SI and RI), NCT and CTR were unaffected because the sum of CT and T(DVP) (i.e. the duration between the systolic and diastolic peak) tended to remain constant. NCT and CTR also correlated significantly with age, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, PWV, SI and RI (all P<0.01).
CONCLUSION: NCT and CTR not only showed significant positive correlations with the conventional parameters for assessment of atherosclerosis (i.e. SI, RI, and PWV), but they also are of particular value in assessing degree of arterial stiffness in subjects with indiscernible peak of diastolic wave that precludes the use of conventional parameters in waveform contour analysis.
|Hsien-Tsai Wu; Cyuan-Cin Liu; Po-Hsun Lin; Hui-Ming Chung; Ming-Chien Liu; Hon-Kan Yip; An-Bang Liu; Cheuk-Kwan Sun
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|Title: Atherosclerosis Volume: 213 ISSN: 1879-1484 ISO Abbreviation: Atherosclerosis Publication Date: 2010 Nov
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Skinner went on to win the Calder Trophy as the League's top rookie with the Carolina Hurricanes. Stepan scored an opening-night hat trick for the New York Rangers and finished with 21 goals and 45 points. Pietrangelo played 79 games in 2010-11 and produced 11 goals and a team-leading 32 assists for the St. Louis Blues.
In all, 19 players competing in the eight-team tournament played at least one NHL game during the 2010-11 season. Don't be surprised if that number grows -- the players in this year's event have been that impressive.
The tournament champion Buffalo Sabres actually possessed one player with 19 games of NHL experience under his belt in forward Luke Adam, who had three goals, four points and a plus-4 rating in three games at this week's tournament.
Here's a look at NHL.com's top nine standouts (listed alphabetically) who participated in Traverse City this year.
"I really wanted to separate myself from the group. I wanted to prove that it was almost a man playing against kids. I thought I got better as the tournament progressed. I just wanted to show Blues management that I've improved."
-- Jake Allen
The 6-foot-1, 190-pound goalie had a strong rookie season with the Peoria Rivermen last season, appearing in 47 games and posting a 25-19-3 mark, 2.52 goals-against average, .917 save percentage and six shutouts. He also earned a trip to the AHL All-Star Game after posting better numbers across the board than incumbent starter Ben Bishop.
Allen, who finished 2-1-0 with a 2.97 GAA and .920 save percentage in Traverse City, had a tournament-leading 104 saves in 181:51. He stopped 47 shots in a 4-3 double overtime thriller against the Columbus Blue Jackets in the third-place game on Wednesday.
"I just wanted to come in and get my feet wet for the upcoming camp and season," Allen told NHL.com. "I really wanted to separate myself from the group. I wanted to prove that it was almost a man playing against kids. I thought I got better as the tournament progressed. I just wanted to show Blues management that I've improved."
Evidently, he has.
"This kid has a lot of experience under his belt for his age (21) and he's still learning," said John Davidson, the Blues' President of Hockey Operations. "Last year, he played in the All-Star Game as a rookie and got a full year under his belt. He has great knowledge of the game and great push with his legs. He's smart and going to be a good goalie. He's right on track with his maturity on and off the ice."
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Brenden Dillon, Dallas Stars -- Dillon, an undrafted free-agent acquisition, received rave reviews from his teammates, management and coaches at the Traverse City.
The 6-foot-2, 198-pound bruiser, led the Western Hockey League's Seattle Thunderbirds in assists (51) and was second in points (59) in 2010-11. A captain in Seattle, Dillon racked up 139 penalty minutes, which included nine fights.
Dillon, who also wore the "C" for Dallas' team in Traverse City, is the ultimate team player -- he'll stick up for teammates but is also very savvy on the ice. He was rarely out of position and he was relatively flawless in the transition game.
"I coached Dillon last year (for the Texas Stars)," first-year Dallas coach Glen Gulutzan told NHL.com. "For a kid undrafted and signed as a 20-year-old free agent, he's starting to take off like a rocket. You can see him getting better in the month he was in Austin and all of a sudden, in the playoffs, he elevated his game even more. Watching him in Traverse, I can see he's maturing physically into a man and he's a guy who will be pushing. He needs to go to the AHL and dominant, but he's a guy to keep an eye on for sure."
In six playoff games with the Texas Stars, Dallas' AHL affiliate, Dillon had a pair of assists, a plus-1 rating and seven penalty minutes.
Jamie Oleksiak, Dallas' first-round pick (No. 14) in the 2011 Entry Draft, was Dillon's roommate during their stay in Traverse City.
"Dillon is a phenomenal player," Oleksiak said. "I got to see how he carried himself and I think he's a real natural leader. There's a lot of positives he does on the ice; he plays the penalty-kill and power-play so well. He also sticks up for teammates, so he's a player I definitely try to watch and learn from."
Tim Erixon, New York Rangers -- Don't be surprised if the 6-foot-2, 200-pound defenseman acquired from Calgary earlier this summer works his way into the Rangers lineup at some point this season.
Erixon was not only New York's best player in Traverse City, but arguably the best player in the tournament. He finished with one goal and four points in four games for the Rangers, working in all situations alongside usual partner Dylan McIlrath.
"I'm very impressed," said J.J. Daigneault, an assistant coach with the Connecticut Whale, the Rangers' American Hockey League affiliate. "He's a very good skater and has good mobility, is a good passer and rarely losses a battle on the rush or even down low. He can contain players and has good offensive skills, a good head and good poise. There's not much negative to say about this guy."
Rangers defensive prospect Tim Erixon, finished the Traverse City Tournament with one goal and four points in four games. (Photo: Getty Images)
Erixon was 5-19-24 in 48 games for Skelleftea of the Swedish Elite League last season. In 140 games with the team, the son of former Rangers forward Jan Erixon has 14 goals and 44 points.
"I really like the overall package he brings to the table and the skill set," Daigneault said. "He's one of our top defensemen, if not the top defenseman, at this tournament. He's been controlling the power play and playing some penalty kill, as well. I think the future is very bright for him and the organization."
Justin Faulk, Carolina Hurricanes -- How high is Carolina's managerial team on the smooth-skating defenseman?
As a freshman, Faulk all Minnesota-Duluth defensemen in goals (8), assists (25) and points (33) in 39 games while helping UMD to its first NCAA championship. Less than a week later, Faulk inked an entry-level deal with the 'Canes and jumped right into the AHL playoffs, playing 13 games with Charlotte.
It's not impossible he could be in the NHL this season.
"I would say he has an outside chance of making the Hurricanes this year," Carolina general manager Jim Rutherford told NHL.com. "He sees the ice and moves the puck and can skate and is really built (6-foot, 205 pounds). He's in good shape. In Traverse City, he stood out as a high-level player. Ideally, we'll give him more development time in Charlotte, but we're keeping an open mind in camp with this guy."
Former NHL defenseman Glen Wesley, who works exclusively with all present and future Carolina defensemen, believes Faulk has all the tools required to reach the next level.
"When we got him out of Minnesota-Duluth after they won the national championship, he came into Charlotte and played really well," Wesley told NHL.com. "You started to see it tail off a little bit, which is natural for anybody who comes in to play at that level, but he's got the physical elements … he's big and strong on the puck. He likes going into the corner and can separate the man from the puck. He plays the power-play and all situations.
"I feel right now he can be a guy to come into camp and surprise a lot of people. He's so far ahead of where we thought he'd be at this point and, let's face it, we've seen younger guys come into this organization and surprise too."
Ryan Johansen, Columbus Blue Jackets -- The odds of Johansen earning a roster spot right out of training camp appear to be pretty good.
"My goal coming in here was to make sure I was leaving really comfortable and feeling confident with my game and I'm leaving here confident."
-- Ryan Johansen
"My goal coming in here was to make sure I was leaving really comfortable and feeling confident with my game and I'm leaving here confident," Johansen told NHL.com. "I have the mindset of making the Columbus Blue Jackets, so I'm excited to get back to Columbus for training camp."
Johansen, the fourth player taken in the 2010 Entry Draft, finished the tournament with three goals, six points and a plus-5 rating in three games. He was a healthy scratch for one game.
"We drafted Ryan because we needed to get stronger through the middle of the ice," Columbus coach Scott Arniel told NHL.com. "He has an opportunity to come in and battle for a job on our hockey team but at the same time he doesn't have to be one of our top two centers if he does make our hockey club. He's a talented kid who can play in a lot of situations."
Zack Kassian, Buffalo Sabres -- There's no doubt Kassian is a powerful presence on the ice -- but he has to find a way to control that aggressiveness, which has sometimes gotten him into trouble.
While his junior hockey career has been hampered by suspensions, his performance in Traverse City offers reason to believe he will turn the corner and become the player the Sabres envisioned when they chose him with the 13th pick in the 2009 Entry Draft. In four games, Kassian had one goal, five points, a plus-4 rating and seven penalty minutes. He did benefit from playing on a line with center Luke Adam and left wing Marcus Foligno -- but to his credit, Kassian made the most of it.
"I think you'd rather have someone like that who you'd have to rein back a little bit than somebody you're trying to get it out of all of the time," said Ron Rolston, coach of Buffalo's AHL affiliate, the Rochester Americans. "I think as Zack grows and understands the pro game there are a lot of good leaders in Rochester and Buffalo who can help our young players that he can learn from."
In his initial two-plus seasons with the Ontario Hockey League's Peterborough Petes, Kassian produced 41 goals and 193 points while totaling 268 penalty minutes in 152 games. Contributing to that penalty total were 13 fighting majors during the 2008-09 season. Kassian was suspended twice in the OHL and also received a two-game suspension during last season's World Junior Championships.
Hurricanes prospect Ryan Murphy finished the tournament with a goal, two points and a team-leading 13 shots on goal. (Photo: Getty Images)
"I have to play my style of game in order to bring out my best," Kassian said. "Obviously, I bring other attributes to my game. I have skill and can put the puck in the net; I make plays. I'm not the same player if I'm not physical."
Ryan Murphy, Carolina Hurricanes -- His 5-foot-11, 176-pound frame will likely keep him in Kitchener in the Ontario Hockey League this season, but one would be hard-pressed to find a faster skater at this year's Traverse City tournament.
Murphy goes from zero-to-60 effortlessly and with a purpose. He doesn't mind contact along the boards and appeared to do a better job of keeping his head up to find open teammates as the tournament went on. He had a goal, two points and finished with a team-leading 13 shots on goal.
"From a skill level point of view, Murphy has about as much skill as anyone in the 2011 draft -- in a lot of ways, he has as much skill as Jeff Skinner, only he plays a different position and may take a little longer to get to the team," Carolina GM Jim Rutherford told NHL.com. "But these are the types of defensemen you need with the way the game is played today."
Gustav Nyquist, Detroit Red Wings -- The 5-foot-11, 170-pound forward was a factor almost every time he hopped over the boards.
Nyquist, selected in the fourth round (No. 121 overall) of the 2008 Entry Draft, has a smaller body but plays with that intensity the Red Wings brass loves to see.
"He's one of the best players on the ice; he's shifty and quicker than you think," Curt Fraser, Detroit's AHL coach in Grand Rapids, told NHL.com. "His skill level was above most people in this tournament. He's a real bright spot for us, a good young prospect. Give him a year in the AHL and, hopefully, he'll lead the charge for us and then give Mike Babcock a real tough decision when it comes to picking the team."
As a freshman at the University of Maine in 2008-09, Nyquist scored 13 goals and 32 points in 38 games. He led the nation with 61 points (19 goals) as a sophomore and topped the team with 51 points (18 goals, 33 assists) as a junior in 2010-11. He'll forego his senior year at Maine this season and begin his professional career in Grand Rapids -- but not before giving fellow Detroit forwards a run for their money at main camp, which begins Saturday.
Brendan Smith, Detroit Red Wings -- Detroit's scouting team and coaching staff are very high on Smith, the organization's top prospect.
In his first full campaign on defense with the Grand Rapids Griffins, the 6-foot-2, 190-pounder generated 12 goals, 32 points and 124 penalty minutes in 63 games. Fraser believes there's just one thing Smith might need in order to reach the next level.
"I think he needs to spend time with Nick Lidstrom and learn from the best," Fraser told NHL.com. "Smitty does everything well but he's got to learn to play the NHL game and that's low risk, high reward. He might make mistakes but he's trying so darn hard to win the game, he puts the whole weight of the team on his shoulders and sometimes things happen. He just needs to pick his spots a little bit and use that cannon of a shot he has. He was our best player in Traverse last year and looks great this year as well. He's ready to take the next step, but he just needs to spend time with the Niklas Kronwalls and Lidstroms."
That would certainly lead you to believe he will, at some point this season, be manning the blue line at Joe Louis Arena.
Smith, drafted in the first round (No. 27) in 2007, spent three seasons at the University of Wisconsin before turning pro in 2010-11. He was a Hobey Baker finalist in 2010 -- when he scored 15 goals and had 52 points in 42 games -- and is thought of as a Kronwall-type of player.
"In the AHL last year, whenever the game was on the line, (Smith) was the guy you wanted on the ice because he gave you the best chance at winning," Fraser said. "Obviously, Detroit likes winning."
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It is a 'broad brush' to say that Romney has righted his political ship. First, the win turned out to be a split of the delegates evenly. A win of the popular vote by three percentage points in a 'home state' is a loss!! Face it, Romney is not resonating with the non-Democrats in this election.
The polls do not include INDEPENDENTS like myself. I voted for Obama and do not want to vote for him again. I am looking for a candidate like Jon Hunstman. I am seeing no one on the Republican side who matches with Hunstman. And I see only one HONEST POLITICIAN on the Republican side, Ron Paul.
So, my friends, that's where we are from this perspectiive. The President appears to be dishonest to people and all the Republican Candidates, save one appear to be dishonest. Put that on the news!
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I've done a lot of street shooting with a Mamiya TLR "fix focused". I typically set the focus around 15 feet, then an aperature between f8 and f16 depending on the lighting (usually a faster shutter speed for handheld, like 1/125). TLRs are good for attracting not too much attention. People usually notice the big camera, but since you are looking down in the WL finder (rather than looking at your subject), they dont think you are actually taking a picture of them. The quiet shutter helps. Also, holding the camera at waist or chest level helps in this manner too. I have used a monopod at times which allows the use of slower speeds, and is not very cumbersome and doesnt attract too much attention. For such candid shots, plan on taking a good number of frames (not a problem for you if you have so much film!). I find that a reasonable number of frames are trash, but if you take enough, you'll get what you're looking for.


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Birthday: August 13
Occupation: Dance Teacher/ Full-time student
Hometown: Georgetown
Favourite Argos memory: The opportunity to go to Vancouver for the Grey Cup last year was such an unforgettable experience. Being able to experience all the hype, the fans and the amazing energy in Vancouver with my team was absolutely amazing, we had such a good time! The experience made me that more excited that Toronto is hosting the 100th Grey Cup this year!
What do you like to do in your spare time? In my spare time, I like to go to the gym and spend time with friends and family. I absolutely love summer so you can guarantee if the sun is out, you can find me outside either at the beach or by the pool.
How do you stay in shape in the off-season? I keep dancing and going to the gym regularly. I try to sweat once a day and switch up my workouts. Eating well is also a very important part of not only staying in shape, but feeling healthier and more energized! I drink plenty of water, and remember to have everything in moderation.
When did you start dancing/cheerleading? I started dancing when I was four years old and haven't stopped since. Dance has always been a huge part of my life.
What inspired you to try-out for the Argos Cheerleaders? Finding an organization that combined my love for dance as well as my love for being a part of a team is what really inspired me to try-out for the Argos Cheerleaders. There is nothing better than being on a team with girls who share the same passion as you. I also love the fact that the Argos pride themselves on being very involved in the community. Being able to travel around Toronto and interact with the fans is very rewarding.
If you could make one dream come true, what would it be? It would be for the Argos to bring home the 100th Grey Cup in Toronto.
Tell us something most people don't know about you: Something most people don't know about me is that I am fluent in French.
What are you most excited about regarding the 100th Grey Cup? The fans that travel from all over Canada, the events, the parties, the energy, and the game!
Players often have pre-game routines, what's your pre-game routine? My pre-game routine is to hang out with the girls and listen to some good music to get pumped up and ready to go!
Where do you see yourself in five years? In five years I see myself graduating from university and teaching dance. I don't see myself doing anything that doesn't involve dancing.
What or who is your greatest inspiration? My greatest inspiration is to stay positve. Being negative will not only ruin your mood, but also everyone else's. No matter how stressful the situation, if you keep yourself in a positive, easy going mind set, it makes everything a lot easier and more enjoyable!
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Tonight family, friends and the community will come together looking for answers in the murder of a cab driver on the Northside last weekend.
Tonight - family, friends and the community will come together looking for answers - in the murder of a cab driver on the Northside last weekend. Crime fighting organization Mad Dads is hosting a vigil in his memory as well as a neighborhood canvas -- in hopes of learning information that could lead to an arrest. 43-year-old Stuart Carson was sitting inside his cab on West 27th Street when he was shot and killed early Saturday morning. Carson's wife sat down with Channel 4's Elizabeth Campbell yesterday to talk about how the family is holding up. 3 0-528-33105-110129-134210- 215SOT - 0954 he was unusual sleeper he would sleep on the couch so i could get my rest and work and take care of the kids he was very thoughtful like that he did everything he could for usTRACK - Kelly Redington Carson says as a taxi driver her husband worked unusual hours -- so he did everything he could to not interrupt her sleep. She says he was caring, loving, and always put his four children first. It's been almost a week since 43-year-old Stuart Carson was shot and killed on West 27th Street while working an overnight shift as a taxi driver. His twelve-year-old daughter Kayla wears his glasses to remember him -- and says their family can't fully move on until her daddy's killer is caught.SOT - 1546 i just really want these bad guys to get caught because i miss my daddy and i love him and i just hope they go to jail i hope they find themTRACK - Mad Dads will host a candlelight vigil and neighborhood canvas tonight -- to remember him -- and to help spread awareness that his killer is still out there.SOT - 1321 if you know anything or if you know anyone or live in that community please just ask try to help us so we can have closure just keep the word going because its not right and we dont want it to happen againTRACK - This grieving mother says she may be able to find just a little bit of closure -- if they can find the person who killed her husband.SOT - 1418 working hard and trying to do their job and they cant even do their job because theres bad people out there that just dont care what theyre taking away from somebody else
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Gov. Scott Walker's book 'Unintimidated' hit the shelves on Tuesday. / AP Photo/Penguin Group
Gov. Scott Walker's book "Unintimidated" hit shelves Tuesday as he continued a full-court media tour with national radio, television and print outlets touting the hallmark legislation highlighted in the memoir.
Walker's book reaches back to his days leading Milwaukee County as county executive, but focuses primarily on the budget battle and resulting fallout in Madison.
In an interview Tuesday with Gannett Wisconsin Media, Walker said he was finally able to bat back some criticism about particular sections that have been criticized after the publisher gave the go-ahead to speak freely about details — namely a prank call in 2011 when he told a blogger posing as a donor that he considered planting troublemakers in the protest crowds.
Here's an edited transcript as Walker defends his book and touches on current events.
Do you consider the book "setting the record straight" on how you saw the budget unfold?
It's not so much setting it straight, but providing context. This all happened quickly and a lot of the attention was on the protests, as opposed to the back story. I was so aggressive trying to fix things I didn't spend time at all talking about why we had to fix things.
Do you think you have the responsibility to be historically accurate, or is it more about providing your perspective?
We took some hits without being to explain it before the book was released. I wrote a chapter about my most embarrassing moment when I took the infamous prank phone call. It was a lesson in humility. At the time it was brought up whether or not we considered agitators. We never did that. I looked at our notes, talked to my staff, and that day we were focused on acknowledging it was stupid and that we didn't say anything we hadn't said in press conferences publicly — and to move on. The closest we ever got to that was an email from a man in Indiana, but that's not something we considered.
What have been reactions so far from people that have read it?
The most interesting comment has been that they're surprised because most books by elected officials are "insufferable." Either they're all about the politician's life or serve as a precursor to some campaign. This isn't about that. It's more about Wisconsin than about me and it's about our reforms. If you're looking to find out about my childhood or being an Eagle Scout you may be disappointed because that's not in the book.
Who's your target audience?
It's broad; I'd love to have everyone in Wisconsin read it. Even for undecided voters and even voters that vote Democrat it'd be interesting for them to read "the why." Not just what we did, but why, and how did it come about. I'd also like other leaders, other governors, lawmakers that are interested because for a county as a whole the attention is on Washington, but the real reforms happen in the states. I'd love to see more leaders take on some of those big, bold reforms.
Does the book tour distract you from governing?
This is the perfect time because the special session starts in the first week of December to be after Thanksgiving. After nonstop travel around Wisconsin in recent weeks this is a good time to do this. I'll be back this coming weekend for a day or two hunting.
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text: One of the first signs that the holidays are here – besides the display of Christmas decorations for sale in some stores as early as October – are lights. Typically over the Thanksgiving weekend, homeowners unwind strands of icicle lights and drag out a reluctant kid to hold the ladder as they balance atop and hook those beautiful sparklers to the gutter. The twinkle of elegant white lights or playful multi-color strands coupled with festive lawn ornaments can bring a bright smile from any passersby. This year, one part of Auburn will be dark while another will keep the lights blazing for an event that has become an "institution" in the area for some. For the past 25 years, Auburn's Frank Calabretta has gone all out in the name of Christmas spirit. His display of thousands of lights and holiday lawn ornaments next to his bond business at Atwood Road has drawn hoards of viewers every year. However, this year will be different. Calabretta will keep the lights off. In a recent Journal interview, the longtime local businessman said a combination of the cost – last year he paid $18,000 to Pacific Gas & Electric Co. to keep the Christmas cheer running all month – and a recent theft made him decide to sit this season out. In August, Calabretta revealed that someone took a clay baby Jesus statue specially made in Mexico and 2,000 lights from a storage shed on his property. Calabretta said during the summer that he was hesitant to put up the display again because of the theft and the poor economy. Recently, he confirmed that he's pulling the plug. "I'm not going to do it again this year," Calabretta told the Journal. "I'm seeing a lot of vandalism so I'm leery of putting the display up again." Calabretta has provided a wonderful display for the community at his own cost, and many are certainly disappointed that this Christmas they'll have to seek out other light displays. However, Calabretta's reasons are understandable. He deserves a hearty thank you from all of us and we wish him a happy holiday. Hopefully this Christmas whoever was the Scrooge who stole part of the display will leave baby Jesus and the lights on Calabretta's doorstep. In the meantime, those in the festive holiday mood should attend the city's annual Festival of Lights parade in Downtown Auburn Saturday. This year's theme is the "Light in a Child's Eyes." The event is rain or shine so bundle up, pack an umbrella or poncho just in case and watch the 100 floats parade down Lincoln Way and High Street and past Central Square's Christmas tree. In the past, up to 15,000 people have attended to kick off the holiday season in Auburn. The annual tradition will also be a time to "cyclebrate" Auburn's success in garnering a bid to host the start of Stage 3 of the 2011 Amgen Tour of California in May. On Saturday night, Auburn Bike Works, Victory Velo Bike Shop and Bicycle Emporium are teaming up to be the parade's grand marshals. The community's large turnout May 16 when the cyclists in the 2010 race made a pass through the city was one of the reasons tour organizers brought them back to Auburn. Let's continue to show our community spirit for events produced by our own. Come out to the lights parade, see your neighbors walking cheerfully next to festive and well-lit floats, and stay until the very end to give a happy wave to Santa Claus. --------------------------- Festival of Lights Parade, "The Light in a Child's Eyes" What: Auburn's annual kickoff event for the holiday's featuring 100 lighted floats When: 5:30 p.m. Saturday, rain or shine Where: The parade starts at Lincoln Way and Cherry Street and ends at the Gold Country Fairgrounds For more information: Call the Auburn Chamber of Commerce at (530) 885-5616 or visit auburnchamber.net


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News: Jneiro Jarel & DOOM form joint project JJ DOOM! Debut album to be released this August!
Hip-hop duo JJ DOOM will release their forthcoming debut album, 'Key To The Kuffs'.
The joint project is comprised of shapeshifting producer Jneiro Jarel and hip hop maverick DOOM (formerly MF DOOM).
The album features collaborations with Beth Gibbons (Portishead), Khujo Goodie (Willie Isz) and Damon Albarn (Blur, Gorillaz). After unveiling their first single "Banished" in February, the duo have since been working on 'Key To The Kuffs', which sees DOOM rapping typically intricate, witty, head-spinning rhymes over JJ's rugged and innovative beats.
DOOM is a cult-figure in the hip-hop world, known for wearing a mask from Marvel comic book character Dr. Doom, and more importantly his ingenious word play. This collaboration is the latest of many for the rapper who has also worked with Danger Mouse, Ghostface Killah and KMD. Jneiro Jarel (beat making alias Dr. Who Dat?) is also not shy of collaboration, having worked on past projects with Willie Isz and Khujo Goodie, and produced remixes for Radiohead, TV on the Radio and Bjork.
Artwork for 'Key To The Kuffs' was designed by NYC graffiti artist Steve Powers (aka ESPO) and the album's tracklist is included below.
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When Will It Stop Hurting?
The #1 question I'm asked about healing from a divorce is along the lines of "When will it stop hurting?" Well, that's a tough question to answer because the only honest answer is… it depends.
It depends on a lot of things:
- How long you were married?
- Were you the one to leave?
- Are there children involved?
- How are you financially?
All of these will contribute to how long it takes to heal after your divorce.
Relationship Length:
The biggest factor in how long it takes to heal after divorce is how long you were married. The longer you were married the more intertwined your lives were and the more time it will take to heal. Experts disagree on exactly much the length of your marriage effects your healing time, but from my experience the time frame that seems to work for most people is 1 year of healing for every 4 years of marriage.
Does this mean you will be an emotional basket case for the entire time? No, but it does mean that you need to take the losses y
ou've experienced seriously or you will more than likey repeat your past mistakes.
I was married for nearly 13 years but had an extended dating/engagement period. The total relationship time was 18 years.
18/4=4.5 and it was somewhere between the 4 and 5 year marks that I was truly healed.
Who Initiated The Divorce?
If you intitiated the divorce your healing time will most likely be shorter. This isn't because it effected you any less, but
simply because you did much of your grieving before making the decision to divorce. This is why the person who decides to end the marriage often seems cold and uncaring during the divorce. They have already distanced themselves from the relationship.
Are There Children Involved?
If there were no children as a result of the marriage your healing time may be shortened.
The issues of split custody, child support, and grieving children can delay your healing process. And honestly, if you have children together you will most likely never be completely free of your ex-spouse. There will always be things bringing you together: birthdays, school programs, athletic events, graduation, marriages, grandchildren, the list goes on….
Finances can also play a role in how long it takes you to heal. If your standard of living decreased significantly beca
In summary, each person is different, but don't expect the pain to go away overnight. It takes time to heal after a divorce. You wouldn't expect a person who was widowed after many years of marriage to function normally within a few months of their loss. Neither should you expect to function normally for some time after your divorce.use of the divorce your financial situation can serve as a consant reminder of how things were previously. Some people better themselves financially after a divorce, but for most this is not the case.
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Cindy Wilton and her husband, Bruce Ballantine, of Possum Point near Millsboro, are two plaintiffs in a Sussex County Board of Adjustment lawsuit involving the proposed Allen Harim chicken processing plant at the old Vlasic Pickle Plant on Iron Branch Road between Dagsboro and Millsboro. Wilton and Ballantine are shown standing at the Indian River, which could be polluted, with their home in the background.
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When the Sussex County Board of Adjustment held a one-time public hearing on a poultry company's request to make a chicken processing plant out of a vacant pickle factory, the board members focused on small-bore questions: how many trucks would come in and out each day, what kinds of dust and odor control devices the company would use.
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ACIMIT Textile World Special Report Info @ ACIMIT Restructured website offers visitors new contents and services in three languages. A CIMIT, the Italian Association of Textile Machinery Manufacturers, launched a restructured website in October 2001 that has been updated to include new graphics and content.The site www.acimit.it now features content in three languages: Italian, English and Chinese. The site not only meets the requirements of the member companies, but also the requirements of other visitors to the site, operators in the sector or otherwise who are looking for the most recent and fully updated information about the Italian textile machinery industry, the organization states. In addition to information about Italian textile machinery manufacturers, the website also includes a section for agents through which Italian agents/distributors and machinery producers can meet for the maximum convenience of each. The Agents Only section of the site has been operative since the beginning of 2002. Agents are able to register free of charge and can complete a form on-line whereby the agent will be added to the ACIMIT agent database. This will, ACIMIT said, enable the agent to come into contact with the 240 Italian textile machinery manufacturers who are members of the organization and have direct access to the database.To be included in the database, agents must fill out a form on the website and detail the range of services offered and the industry sector in which the agent operates.The ACIMIT site, then, as the agent database project demonstrates, functions as an important bridge between the Italian textile machinery sector and foreign operators, designed not only as a shop window for a leading worldwide sector, but also as a meeting point between demand and supply, states an ACIMIT release.


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SAN ANGELO, Texas - ¡Ta loco!
That was one of the responses Sam Medina heard from some of his family members — in particular his cousin Ramon — when he talked about his dreams of becoming successful while walking shadeless rows of a cotton field uprooting weeds during hot, summer days.
Following a path etched in his dreams, Medina now is considered one of the most influential Hispanics in Texas in his position as the presiding judge of the 237th district court in Lubbock. He shared his story of coming from a poor, migrant family from Mexico to his rise to prominence to a crowd of business community members during the annual "Celebration of Diversification" award ceremony at the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce luncheon Tuesday.
He recalled the only shade being the fleeing shadows of crop dusting aircraft zipping by to nearby fields, and he remembered how he would look forward to that split second of relief by chasing the shadows the planes would cast. In a conversation with one of his cousins on the field, Medina recalled his cousin wishing he could run as fast as he could so he also could experience a bit of the shade.
"I thought, 'You're still out in the field, though.' I told him, 'I'd rather be in the plane making my own shadows out there.' I told my dad I would own a plane one of these days," Medina said.
After getting through school, becoming an attorney and building up his successful law firm, Medina bought a private plane for his company. One of the first things he did with the plane was take it to his hometown to pick up his parents for a ride.
"I know it sounds kind of corny, but we flew all over those fields and made shadows," he said referring to the cotton fields he worked. "It's a lot better flying in a plane than walking those fields. ... If you don't dream, it will never happen."
He mentioned a few names in his presentation: Joe Ramos of Tejas Manufacturing; Michael and Beth Martinez, who own The Venue, Dress it Up, Horizon Signs and Horizon Branding; and A.L. Harrington of Holiday Cleaners — recognizing their dreams to excel.
The three businesses were this year's recipients of the diversity awards.
Tejas Manufacturing was recognized for being committed to the "Made in the U.S.A." concept, having become a leading manufacturer of high school letter jackets.
Harrington was presented the award for his hand in maintaining a diverse staff, which is predominately Hispanic women, all the way up to management for more than 50 years. He owns eight Holiday Cleaners outlets throughout San Angelo.
Beth and Michael Martinez were recognized for their growth over the years for the four businesses the couple owns.
Beth Martinez said managing all of their ventures isn't as grueling as it might be because it is something she and Michael feel passionate about. The two bought their first business when The Venue was a nightclub known as The Library in 2003. Success came gradually after they converted the club into The Venue, allowing the couple to expand into different fields.
"From the beginning to where we are up until now, we have had the ability to grow and obtain the knowledge for these other companies. As far as it being difficult, we're used to it. As you grow you just get used to all the additions made to the company," Beth Martinez said. "The way we look at it is, it's not going to work every day for us, it's getting up and doing the things you like."
The diversity committee, made up of people from the business community, sift through the nominations and determine the award winners based on business track records and outreach to the diverse communities through innovation and leadership, said Del Velasquez, diversity committee chairman.
A total of 37 nominations were considered for the awards, he said.
"We want to have individuals who have conquered the goals, who have overcome barriers based on their cultures," Velasquez said.
"It builds inclusiveness and it makes everyone aware of the contributions of the diverse community from women, all the ethnic groups ... to a large Hispanic population. It is key to see that everyone is active in our business community in supporting San Angelo as a whole," said Phil Neighbors, president of the Chamber of Commerce.
Through Medina's journey in his professional career, he said he never stopped dreaming after he graduated from college, which was a first for his family. He insisted to the crowd that if he could accomplish such lofty goals with no capital or professional connections, that it was possible for anybody to apply themselves and achieve.
"Dream, plan and then dream some more," he said. "Once it works, don't stop there, keep dreaming."
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An arrest report made public Wednesday by the Nye County sheriff's office says Assistant Sheriff Rick Marshall was arrested about 7 p.m. Tuesday in Pahrump after a complaint by an official with a rival "Anybody but Rick Marshall" campaign.
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The York County Memorial Day Ceremony is at 11 a.m. Monday at Veterans Memorial Park at 941 Vander Avenue in York City.
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Yesterday, we brought our readers news of the latest Princeton Review law school rankings for best career prospects. Of course, we found it odd that the list was based on nine-month employment statistics for any old kind of job (e.g., people who passed the bar and went on to become bartenders) and again relied heavily on survey responses from current students rather than recent graduates, but we won't complain.
Today, we'll focus on two rankings categories for which student feedback actually matters: the law schools with the most competitive students and the law schools with the best quality of life.
Which schools do you think made these lists? We'll give you a hint and tell you that the second-best law school in the country will be proud to be on at least one of them….
No, silly, Harvard Law, the second-best law school according to U.S. News, isn't on the list of the schools with the most competitive students. The schools here are filled with the students you hear urban legends about — the ones who tear vital pages out of library books, the ones who tell you the wrong homework assignments, the ones who are willing to sleep with professors for grades. That's the kind of competition we're talking about, and that's probably why the other second-best law school, Cooley, is on this list.
For this category, students were asked how many hours they study each day, how many hours they think their classmates study, how competitive their classmates are in general, and the average number of hours they sleep each night. Princeton Review could've asked just one question: How hard do you gun?
Here are the law schools the Princeton Review categorizes as having the Most Competitive Students:
1. Baylor University Law School (same rank as last year)
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These are the law schools where the students are having Jessie Spano-esque freakouts so they can transfer out, or alternatively, these are the law schools where all of the students know they won't be able to get a job without murdering one of their classmates. Interestingly enough, half of the schools new to the top 10 list are ranked by U.S. News, while the other half are unranked. Make of that what you will.
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