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DENVER — Peyton Manning stood next to John Elway, holding up a bright orange jersey with the No. 18 on it.
Yes, that could take some getting used to.
And now if Manning's surgically repaired neck cooperates, these two quarterbacks — one in the Hall of Fame, the other headed there one day — think they might be taking a similar photo together, only next time they'll be holding a Super Bowl trophy.
Manning was introduced as the new quarterback of the Denver Broncos on Tuesday, the four-time MVP taking the spot once held by Elway, who as Broncos vice president engineered the deal to bring the NFL's most sought-after free agent to town.
It's a deal that could also mark the end of Tim Tebow's days in Denver — a bold move, for sure, but one Elway was more than willing to take.
"Plan B?" he said. "I don't have a Plan B. We're going with Plan A."
After his photo op with Elway and owner Pat Bowlen, Manning answered many of the questions that have been bouncing around since March 7, when his old team, the Indianapolis Colts, released the quarterback and set in motion one of the most frenetic free-agent pursuits in history.
On the neck injury that kept him off the field through 2011: "I'm not where I want to be. I want to be where I was before I was injured. There's a lot of work to do to get where we want to be from a health standpoint."
On his potential role in being the man who could bring about the end of Tebow's popular stay in Denver: "I know what kind of player Tim Tebow is, what kind of person he is, what an awesome year it was. If Tim Tebow is here next year, I'm going to be the best teammate I can be to him. He and I are going to help this team win games. If other opportunities present themselves to him, I'm going to wish him the best."
On Elway's role in leading him to choose Denver over other suitors, the most serious of which were the Titans and 49ers: "I'm seeing him as the leader of a franchise. I really liked what he had to say. Everyone knows what kind of competitor he is as a player. I can tell he's just as competitive in this new role. That got me excited."
And so, the deal was sealed.
Manning has a five-year, $96-million contract and plans to retire in Denver. His familiar No. 18 was actually retired — a tribute to Denver's first quarterback, Frank Tripucka, who was more than happy to let Manning bring it out of mothballs. The Broncos, meanwhile, have some protection in the way the contract was formulated. There's no signing bonus. Manning will get $18 million guaranteed for next season, but must pass a physical before each season, starting in 2013, to get paid.
"I don't consider it much of a risk, knowing Peyton Manning," Elway said. "I asked him, 'Is there any doubt in your mind that you can't get back to the Peyton Manning we know of?' And he said, 'There's no doubt in my mind.'"
It was 14 years ago Bowlen stood on the podium in San Diego, lifted the franchise's first Super Bowl trophy and proclaimed: "This one's for John."
But this franchise hasn't been anywhere near what it was since Elway retired a year later with a second title in tow.
His return to the front office last year set off a whirlwind of activity that landed the Broncos in the playoffs. But Elway has always been in this to win Super Bowls and he's throwing his hat in with Manning, the 50,000-yard passer who redefined the quarterback position through the 2000s, not Tebow — who seems most comfortable carrying and not throwing the ball.
"Tim Tebow's a great kid. If I want someone to marry my daughter, it's him," Elway said. "Tim is a great football player, but with the opportunity that presented itself here, we had to take advantage of that."
He said no decision has been made on Tebow's future, but he seemed to be preparing the quarterback's fans to say goodbye.
"That's the tough part of this business," Elway said.
Manning, who turns 36 on Saturday, said he made a quick connection with Elway, who won his two Super Bowls in Denver after his 37th birthday. Since No. 7's retirement, a long string of quarterbacks have come to Denver, trying in vain to replace the unreplaceable. If anyone can get out of that shadow, Manning could be the man.
He's got two trips to the Super Bowl and one title, 11 Pro Bowls and was the fastest player to reach 50,000 yards and 4,000 completions.
It's expected he'll be able to run his kind of offense in Denver, which reverted to an option-style system to maximize Tebow's potential last year.
One other factor in Manning's decision to play outdoors in the Mile High City: The nearly $40 million in salary cap room the Broncos have, putting them in the mix for quality free agents, possibly including Manning's former teammates Jeff Saturday and Dallas Clark.
Anything to get a championship or two in the few years he's got left.
"I realize I don't have 14 years left, by any means," Manning said. "This isn't something where I'm just building a foundation to do something in two years or three years. This is a 'now' situation. We're going to do whatever we can to win right now. That's all I'm thinking about right now."
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Im 27 weeks and on my feet for long periods of time at work. When should i go on maternity leave?
Im still occasionally getting morning sickness and im already 27 weeks pregnant. I work in retail but im on my feet for up to 9 hours a day. I wanted to work until a few weeks before my due date but I dont know if it would be safe or healthy for the birth. So when should I go on maternity leave from work?
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That is up to you and your doctor, I am 39 weeks and am still working 9 hours days most of the day on my feet. It is completely safe but very uncomfortable. The biggest problem I've had with it is swelling in my lower legs. The best thing you can do is during breaks or on lunch prop your feet up and make sure you stay hydrated. If you get too tired ask for a break if that is a possibility, I know some days I am way too busy for that. If your body is telling you it's too much then it is.posted 11/17/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
im 27 weeks now n i work at a daycare and i just cant stand for long i work 9 hrs also but always seem to have alot of cramping when i get home i lay down n pop my feet up and im okay!posted 11/03/2011 by sweetnessa_sugar
hey, I am having the same problem. This is my second pregnancy and I'm working every single day on my feet. Running around carrying trays at work, I feel so tired and my body aches and I'm having pelvic pressure so bad that when i get home i literally can not move. I didn't feel this way with my last child, so I'm not sure if i should work through the pain or just take more days off. Easier said then done. Because everyone says to relax, but they aren't paying your bills. Hope everything is going well with the remainder of your pregnancy.posted 12/23/2010 by siclette420
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Genealogists and family historians may be interested in a new blog post over on HSP's blog "Archival Adventures in Small Repositories." My colleague Sarah Leu writes about using school records to help fill in family details, highlighting some collections at the Plumstead Historical Society.
Of course, school records are not the first or even second resource a new researcher should consult, but for those who are more advanced in their family history projects, these records may provide new insights into the lives of their ancestors.
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Ellis Thomas was an immigrant from Wales about 1750. I am pretty sure he did not attend school here since he was born in 1730, but I would like to find out what, if any, schools his children may have attended. He lived near the southwestern part of PA and in what became Blacksville, VA/WV. I believe the area was referred to as the "ten-mile country." Thank you for any help you can provide.
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Compared with Catholics (44 percent) and the rest of the American public (55 percent), Protestants (66 percent) are most likely to say they are often or sometimes tempted by eating too much.
On other temptations, Protestants struggle on a similar level as other American adults. Fifty-eight percent of Protestants (vs. 60 percent all adults) say they are tempted by worrying or being anxious; 57 percent of Protestants (vs. 60 percent all adults) say they struggle with procrastinating; 42 percent (vs. 44 percent all adults) say spending too much time on media is often or sometimes a temptation; and 40 percent (vs. 41 percent all adults) list being lazy or "not working as hard as you should" as a struggle. ...
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cutting back on eating will not solve the problem for someone who has diabetes or thyroid disease. the food has to be nutritious and properly preparded in the first place. have you looked at the changing ingredients? back when I was a kid gum was gum, now its all got aspartame. every single last brand. who do you know that is avoding these additives and taking their probiotics within the food, etc?
what I'm saying is that if you want a control group who is eating right, in the sense of how 3 generations ago a family would prepare meals for a family, the yogurt or buttermilk fresh from the animal, the pre-gmo grain, the fresh greens, etc...... and is overweight... then by all means they need to cut back.
seems to me the older generation does not want to deal with the food situation, but rather have become feminist industrialists and revel in it, will not give it up, and have nothing to say to the generation facing autism, asthma, decline in fertility and intelligence and tell em, "quit eating so much and join me for lunch at mickie d's".
by the way, I love antecdotes, and other forms of personal testimony. especially stories that turn out well and give glory to God.
jpw wrote:let's look just at the statistics of juvenile diabetes alone, another of the plethora of autoimmune diseases that have suddenly propped up in the last generation.(hmmm, what could cause so many autoimmune diseases, where the immune system has been put into overdrive and starts attacking itself?)In 1970, 1 child in 1750 was diabetic, today its 1 in 450. or autism -- 1 in 150 now? and its probably higher. the society is in decline
Look at how direct God's control is on everything ....13 Therefore thus saith the Lord GOD, Behold, my servants shall eat, but ye shall be hungry: behold, my servants shall drink, but ye shall be thirsty: behold, my servants shall rejoice, but ye shall be ashamed:14 Behold, my servants shall sing for joy of heart, but ye shall cry for sorrow of heart, and shall howl for vexation of spirit. Isaiah 65
jpw wrote:let's look just at the statistics of juvenile diabetes alone,
As I said below, one can completely avoid food additives & still get overweight, or else gluttony would not've been a problem in Bible times. And note all those chubby people portrayed in art as late as the 19th Century.
(hmmm, what could cause so many autoimmune diseases, where the immune system has been put into overdrive and starts attacking itself?)
In 1970, 1 child in 1750 was diabetic, today its 1 in 450. or autism -- 1 in 150 now? and its probably higher.
the society is in decline. and obesity is not just due to overeating. look at autoimmune diseases such as low thyroid, which is rampant in the west now. I've known people cured simply by taking Iodine.... because americans are low on iodine in their diets. without this valuable knowledge, the patient gains weight, gets criticized for eating too much, and doctor puts the patient on psychotropic drugs. I've seen this happen too many times!
it is pathetic! where is the older generation to teach the younger about traditional foods?
we say that feminism has destroyed the family. well, church, this is what it looks like when women and men give up their God-given role to provide for their families through the land. there is no substitute for healthy meals and traditional methods of preserving. we have not found it. darwins feminist industry neuters
Angela Wittman wrote:The point I was trying to make is that (praise the Lord!) we still have a knowledge of classic Protestant and Puritan teaching in America,
Evidently, gluttony occurred in ancient times despite the lack of modern chemical food additives.
proper and nutritous food is fulfilling and satisfying.
many of these chemicals, such as MSG, have an addictive quality to them, making the eater want more and more, and the neurological impact of these chemicals has got to have an effect on the adrenal glands, wouldn't it? evidenced by the many living on caffeine.
if you compare meat and eggs from properly nourished animals verses locked up in cubicles, and fed animal parts, filled with disease and then given antibiotics to cover that whole problem.... the prior foods have vitamin levels much higher than the latter.
strawberry flavor is not the same as a strawberry.
I have found Weston Price material to be very helpful. and of those diseases talked of as "genetic", I have seen people healed through God's provision.
evidence abounds. our industrialized imitations are not food. who knew, when God said to work the land (Adam) and have children (Eve) He meant it? we take abortifacients to stop the babies and chemicals to replace the health we could find in God's provision.
who needs sodium bicarbonate to wipe out cancer, when you've got mustard gas, WWI chemical warfare agent?
to fat to fit in pew wrote:Since this sin literally shapes us,
to fat to fit in pew wrote:Compare your church's current photo directory to one from a hundred years ago. It's interesting to note how many dress and suit sizes we've increased. Since this sin literally shapes us, would have expected SA to have many 1,000s of sermons on this common sin. But alas, they have but fourteen.
Angela Wittman wrote:Could it be Protestants actually have some sort of knowledge that gluttony is a sin while some of the other faiths don't? If so, praise the Lord that not all of our Puritan Heritage has been forgotten.


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I'm not going to rehash the story of when I met Kevin Smith while working a movie theater box office in the mid '90s and how he told me about the experience of writing a Superman movie (those days filmmakers didn't have to be guarded about things being easily spread on the Internet after chatting with fans). You can read what he said then in a piece I wrote early last year on the Kickstarter campaign for The Death of "Superman Lives": What Happened? Now it's time to see what Smith says now, in the first trailer for the documentary, which is about the failed project.
Also in this trailer are a lot of other prominent people who worked on Superman Lives, including director Tim Burton (who is nearly driven to suicide talking about the sad fate of the film on camera), Lorenzo di Bonaventura (then the Warner Bros. exec who greenlit the movie; now producer of the Transformers and G.I. Joe film franchises), production designer Rick Heinrichs (Oscar winner for Burton's Sleepy Hollow), Wesley Strick (screenwriter who took over from Smith), special effects artist Steve Johnson (who went on to do Spider-Man 2) and costume designer Colleen Atwood (a three-time Oscar winner, including one for Burton's Alice in Wonderland).
There's no interview with Nicolas Cage, unfortunately, but there is footage of him being fit for his costume, and some test footage of his version of Superman flying. Check out the trailer below.
This movie looks about as good as I expected, which is to say I haven't expected much besides whatever director Jon Schnepp could find as far as existing archive goodies (which seems to be a lot, actually) and whomever he could get to talk on camera (which is also a lot of relevant people, actually). I'm not into the aesthetic choice of him being on camera as if this is a news magazine show segment, but whatever. Not every movie of this sort can be Jodorowsky's Dune.
Still, The Death of "Superman Lives" has a bit of a benefit and burden in the success of that documentary, which presents the story of another failed sci-fi movie that fans were anticipating and now get to mourn once again. I doubt too many will compare this with that to such a degree that they'll be too disappointed with the quality of filmmaking here. Meanwhile, the positive reception of Jodorowsky's Dune will surely help to woo viewers to yet another "un-making of" doc.
It should be pointed out, too, that this doc is not finished. In fact, the new trailer is sort of another call for crowdfunding support. This time Schnepp is using a service called FanBacked and looking for an additional $85K (he made $115k from the Kickstarter campaign). He's currently got a booth at Comic-Con, which is smart thinking. It's also smart that he's already including disclaimers all over noting that this doc is claiming fair use regarding all Superman copyright material.
Originally The Death of "Superman Lives" was due out last winter. It's unclear when Schnepp expects the film to be released at this point, but hopefully it's soon enough to appease all of us who are curious to see more of this story.


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Published on Wednesday, 27 February 2013 15:28 Written by Euronews
According to an official party announcement, on Saturday, Feb. 23, at the offices of the Golden Dawn in Artemis Attica the first "Conformation of Children" was held. About 20 children with their parents attended the meeting.
The children watched "educational videos" and participated in a panel discussion on "the birth of the ancient world, the Olympian gods and the Christian faith", stated the Golden Dawn website.
The site added that the initiative was the first of many to be organized "in an effort to regenerate the Greek spirit."
On January 31, the website of a local organization of the Golden Dawn party posted a text by George Georgalas, first published in 1967, about the value and importance of childhood indoctrination.
In the text, the author indicates that the age between 6 and 10 years is "appropriate for the child to plant a model" and to "create the trends, tendencies, ideals through fiction."
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A father has been arrested for not properly storing a gun after his son shot himself.
On Tuesday, Beaufort County deputies charged Bartolo Mondragon of Washington with failure to store a firearm to protect a minor.
Deputies say back on March 15th the child accidentally shot himself, with the bullet going through his hand and into his leg. They say it appears the child found the .25 caliber semi-automatic at his home and began playing with it. Deputies say his injuries were not life-threatening.
State law says gun owners have to keep their weapons safe from those underage. The 40-year-old Mondragon was jailed on a $8,000 secured bond.
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There are only a few more days to nominate your picks for this year's America's Best Restroom award. The event, sponsored by Cintas, is in its seventh year. Through April 7, you can nominate any non-residential restroom that's free to use and open to employees, visitors, or the general public.
What are the winning characteristics? Hygiene of course, plus perks like great views and unique decor. Wracking my brain for a standout bathroom I've visited lately, I could only come up with contenders for a worst restroom award.
You can see previous winners in the ABR Hall of Fame. Some are funny, some are luxurious, and some are over the top.
Voting will begin in May after the finalists are picked. The winner will be announced in August. And if you thought the lines were bad in your average public bathroom, just imagine the wait to use America's Best Restroom.


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GP renews its business solutions deal with Brac for 5 yrs
Grameenphone has recently renewed its agreement with Brac to provide complete communication facilities under its business solutions package for next five years.
Along with this agreement Grameenphone and Brac have also signed a MoU to provide cost effective communication solutions to all levels of employees of Brac, said a GP press release on Saturday.
According to the renewed agreement and newly signed MoU, Brac is being provided complete communications solutions tailored to its needs, including voice, data, and other services.
Brac will continue to use the services to further improve communication amongst its different units at an affordable cost.
Grameenphone will also cater the communication need of all employees of Brac with prepaid voice solutions. This initiative will help Brac to be under one umbrella of communication solution which will eventually help them to establish a strong platform for voice and data service through the country's trusted and biggest mobile communication network.
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by Frank James
One of the new features of the revised Wall Street bailout plan scheduled to be voted on in the Senate tonight is an expansion of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp's coverage to accounts of $250,000 from $100,000.
The last time the limit was raised was 1980 which makes you wonder, why hasn't it been raised in almost 30 years? It seems like just taking inflation into account would have required lifting the limit long before now.
The fact is many banks, particularly smaller independent community banks, have for years pleaded to have the coverage limit raised. Back in 2000, they pushed hard to double the limit to $200,000.
A higher limit, they believed, would make them more competitive with other places where people were putting their money, like money market funds.
But opponents to boosting the limit always seemed to have the upper hand. They argued a higher limit could lead to unnecessary risk-taking by banks (ironic, no?) Larger banks feared premium hikes. Other financial players didn't want banks to have the competitive edge that would come from having higher deposit-insurance limits.
One of the staunchest opponents of a higher insurance limit was none other than Phil Gramm, the former senator from Texas who once chaired the Senate Banking Committee and also erstwhile campaign co-chair of Sen. John McCain's presidential effort.
This excerpt is from the Arpril 3. 2000 American Banker:
"I think if anything, $100,000 is too high," he said the day Ms. (Donna) Tanoue (FDIC chair) announced the agency's plans. "I'm not going to support raising them (coverage levels) under any circumstances."
But it wasn't just Gramm who opposed the higher insurance limit. Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan and Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers also warned against doubling the limit.
Here's a lengthy excerpt from the June 22, 2000 American Banker which details their objections:
In unusually blunt remarks, both agreed that doubling current coverage would heighten risks to the deposit insurance funds, reduce incentives for investors and depositors to scrutinize the financial conditions of banks, and primarily benefit the wealthy.
"Such an increase would be ill-advised and would represent a serious public policy error that could increase systemic risk by eroding market discipline," Mr. Summers said in response to a question by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Phil Gramm at a hearing on unrelated legislation. "It is not, in our judgment, necessary in order to protect small savers."
While acknowledging that inflation has whittled the value of insurance coverage since it was boosted to $100,000 from $40,000 two decades ago, Mr. Greenspan said most economists consider the 1980 hike "a bad mistake." Another increase would be counter to the high-tech, free-market direction of global financial markets, he said.
"It is very important that our market processes are sound and that they are not distorted inordinately by a subsidized structure," Mr. Greenspan said, also in response to Sen. Gramm. "We want to be certain that the market safeguards of that system are not undercut. ... Doubling deposit insurance, which essentially would be giving increased subsidies to upper income individuals almost by definition, is in my judgment a mistake."
These comments were music to the ears of Sen. Gramm, who had immediately opposed raising deposit insurance levels when FDIC Chairman Donna Tanoue first broached the idea in March. He reiterated a commonly held view that the last deposit insurance increase contributed to the savings and loan crisis.
"It represents to me a shifting of risk from the investor to the government and ultimately to the taxpayer," the Texas Republican said.
Kenneth A. Guenther, executive vice president of the Independent Community Bankers of America, blasted both regulators and said that community banks need higher insurance levels to attract more deposits to fund loans. Moderate-income Americans commonly have more than $100,000 in savings, he argued.
"Secretary Summers has spent more time in Asia than mainstream America," Mr. Guenther said. "His is a typical free-market view of someone who has not looked at this issue carefully."
He added: "We hope that the effect of Chairman Greenspan's remarks does not further push core deposits out of the banking system into the stock markets. This would further aggravate his and our problem."
Mr. Greenspan said he sympathized with community banks but that another solution must be found. "Creating weakness in our underlying financial structure for the purpose of resolving a real problem, but a different type of problem, in my judgment would be a major policy mistake."
Again, the irony of Guenther and Greenspan's comments is particularly priceless, isn't it?
It took the Wall Street meltdown to finally accomplish what all the small banks and their lobbyists couldn't.
A higher deposit-insurance limit, once opposed because it was seen as possibly causing risky speculation, is now seen as an important part of the solution to solving a financial crisis caused by risky speculation.


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10 observations from Flyers-Canadiens
Berube on win: 'There's a lot of character in the room'
The Flyers celebrate Claude Giroux's goal in their 2-1 win over the Canadiens. (AP)
Ten random observations from the Flyers' 2-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens (see Instant Replay).
1. Say what you will about the addition of Michael Raffl to the Flyers' top line with Claude Giroux and Jake Voracek. Yes, Raffl isn't exactly the ideal top-line winger. Yes, he's most likely not the Flyers' long-term answer in that position. But Raffl did something the Flyers -- and that line in particular -- have desperately needed all season: He snuck into position fast and capitalized. You saw the result. His pretty goal that gave the Flyers a 1-0 first-period lead.
2. Speaking of Thursday's line shakeups … it's about time. After a mediocre road trip and Wednesday's 7-2 trashing at the hands of the Chicago Blackhawks, coach Craig Berube needed to do something. Considering the coach can only do so much with the players he has, switching up the lines was his only real move. He should be commended for at least trying something. One issue, though: Scott Hartnell and Wayne Simmonds on a line together? They had a couple of chances, but I don't like the idea of the two very similar players on one line.
3. The Wells Fargo Center felt like it was emptier Thursday night than it has been in years. The first period, especially, the building felt at least half-empty. Is the construction on 95 really that bad? … Or are fans finally backing up their frustrations with their wallets?
4. Voracek had a solid game against the Canadiens. He needed it. The Flyers' winger started off the season slowly and struggled to generate any offense for weeks at a time. But now, despite the Flyers' rough past few games, Voracek seems to be on a roll. Before his two points Thursday, Voracek had a goal in each of his past two games. A big key to the Flyers' success is consistent contribution from the top line -- it's a good sign that Voracek seems to be headed in that direction.
5. You have to love the reception for Danny Briere. Some players just leave an impression on a team, and there's no doubt Briere left one on the Flyers. Even though the crowd at the Center was noticeably small, it got noticeably loud when a Briere highlight reel played on the big screen. Even better still: Players and coaches on both benches gave him a standing ovation. Such a classy hockey move.
6. Why were Twitter and Facebook (and, to be honest, some members of the media) so excited by the Flyers' first period? Sure, they closed out the opening stanza with a 1-0 lead, and yes, the game was the second half of back-to-back games. But honestly, they looked mediocre at best. Perhaps they were tired, but they looked flat.
7. After a couple of rough starts for Steve Mason, in which he gave up four goals in consecutive games, it was encouraging to see the Flyers' goalie put in a strong performance. Mason has been the Flyers' MVP of the season, and if the team intends to continue its battle for a playoff spot, it's going to need him going forward. This Flyers team isn't going to score four goals a night -- but its goaltender is going to have to be able to rebound fast if he gives up that many.
8. Did anyone notice I traded a Tim for a Tim tonight? It was Riday (instead of Panaccio) who wrote the game story Thursday evening (see story).
9. Interesting move by Berube to start newly signed Chris VandeVelde over Jay Rosehill. Even just a couple hours before the game, Berube insisted he was undecided over who would play. VandeVelde had just 23 career NHL games heading into Thursday's game, and he'd garnered a reputation as somewhat of a defensive liability while with the Edmonton Oilers. He played a very quiet 5:36 against the Canadiens, but a quiet game from VandeVelde is a good game from VandeVelde.
10. It was a surprise -- although a solid surprise -- that after a conference, the referees decided to hand down a five-minute major and game misconduct to Alexei Emelin for his elbow to the head of Steve Downie (see video). The call was the right one.


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CLEARWATER, Fla. -- An Orlando woman charged with killing her 2-year-old daughter fought tears as the accusations against her were read to prospective jurors.
Judge Belvin Perry began the third day of jury selection by reading the charging documents to a new panel of 50 prospective jurors. The chief judge for the circuit that includes Orlando dismissed 50 prospects Tuesday because several of them were discussing the case in a jury holding room.
Casey Anthony lowered her head and wiped her eyes as the indictment was read Wednesday. She is charged with first-degree murder in the 2008 death of daughter Caylee.
Jury selection is being held outside Orlando because of intense media coverage.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING REUSE: The Barn House in Belgium
Posted By Ali Kriscenski On July 18, 2008 @ 1:01 pm In Architecture,Innovation,Recycled Materials | 6 Comments
Building reuse [2] is often overshadowed by the long green shadow of new high performance architecture [3]. But the intrinsic nature of repurposing and bringing second life to an otherwise discarded structure is a sustainable idea we can't ignore, especially when it's done as gracefully as this old barn redux in Belgium. Architect Rita Huys of Buro2 [4] skillfully transformed this agricultural icon into a beautiful, modern dwelling known simply as The Barn House.
photographs by Danica Kus [5]
The Barn House beams with clean, updated lines that emphasize the structure's surrounding natural setting. The indigenous building principles of the barn – to both protect from and connect to weather and nature – are brought into a new light with daylight filled living spaces [6] that boast inspiring views. Openings at either end of The Barn House frame the bucolic landscape, while operable sections of the shuttered facade [7] swing open to let daylight and natural breezes into the home.
With it's fantastic fusion of old and modern ideas, The Barn House stands out among sustainable reuse building projects.
+ Buro2 [8]
Via Wallpaper [9]
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[3] new high performance architecture: http://www.inhabitat.com/2007/11/14/bmw-welt-solar-powered-masterpiece-in-munich/
[4] Rita Huys of Buro2: http://www.buro2.be/
[5] Danica Kus: http://www.danicakus.com
[6] daylight filled living spaces: http://www.inhabitat.com/2008/02/22/prefab-friday-the-rapson-greenbelt/
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