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The Busby Babe and former Northern Ireland international goalkeeper told UTV he was shocked by the news, having spoken to Brodie - whom he had known "almost a lifetime" - just three weeks ago.
"It's nice to have been friends with the man who was basically the top man in his profession," Gregg said on Wednesday.
"I'm sad that journalism has lost one of the true greats."
For Alex Ferguson and people like that to trust anybody is a wonderful compliment, and they all trusted Malcolm.
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Brodie was best known for his extensive World Cup coverage, reporting on 14 finals since his first in 1954 - more than any other journalist and being awarded the Jules Rimet Trophy by FIFA as a result.
From 1946 to 2009, he also never missed a Northern Ireland match - home or away.
His services to journalism have been recognised with a plethora of awards, including an MBE.
Originally from Scotland, Brodie was evacuated during the Second World War from Glasgow to Portadown, Co Armagh, where he began his career in journalism.
He joined the Belfast Telegraph in 1943 when he saw a vacancy for a copy taker advertised. He set up the paper's first sports desk before becoming Sports Editor.
Among the many anecdotes recounted by friends and colleagues was the story of how he reported on Northern Ireland's infamous 1-0 win over host nation Spain in the 1982 World Cup.
Brodie himself had often recalled the memorable moment he filed his story to a copy taker.
I started my match report 'Magnifico, magnifico, magnifico ...' She said: 'I heard you the first time.'
Malcolm Brodie, 1926-2013
"Malcolm was a legend in his own right and he did so much for football in Northern Ireland - he was something special," Northern Ireland football hero Gerry Armstrong said.
"He had a way of writing things that made you feel so special and he did that for everyone. He really touched a lot of people's hearts and loved Northern Ireland and what we did in the World Cup.
"I was with him when he picked up his award from FIFA and he was very proud of the fact he'd been to all those World Cups."
FIFA vice-president Jim Boyce hailed Brodie as "the doyen" of Northern Ireland football, adding: "His main aim in life was to promote football."
Another former Northern Ireland international, Jim Magilton, tweeted on hearing the sad news, describing Brodie as "an encyclopedia of football knowledge and a good friend".
The late reporter's impact was felt world-wide, and was not just confined to local football.
Boxer Barry McGuigan said: "Malcolm had been around it seems forever, through so many years and he was such a nice guy. He had a wealth of knowledge and knew so many people, it was incredible. He leaves a great legacy behind him."
TV presenter Eamonn Holmes said: "Malcolm Brodie - always a kind word for me as a young journalist and even kinder ones as I grew older.
"I'll always be thankful I knew him. RIP."
What a shame to hear about the passing of Malcolm Brodie RIP
— Norman Whiteside (@NormanWhiteside) January 30, 2013
First Minister Peter Robinson tweeted: "My sympathy to Malcolm Brodie's family. He was a great character, a walking football encyclopedia and one of the best storytellers I knew."
Joining in the tributes, Sports Minister Cáral Ní Chuilín said his words had "brought matches and the endeavours of our sporting heroes to life".
She added that his writing featured heavily in an exhibition by Libraries NI remembering the Ireland Saturday Night newspaper.
"A lasting legacy from the exhibition and of Malcolm's work was the joint Libraries NI and Belfast Telegraph initiative to establish an award for Young Sports Journalist of the Year," she said.
"Malcolm was a master of his craft and was also involved in a range of charitable initiatives. He has left behind a wonderful legacy - for sporting fans, his words will live on."
East Londonderry MP Gregory Campbell tabled a motion in the House of Commons paying tribute to the "unprecedented contribution to sports journalism" by Brodie.
The motion concluded that "this Scot who made Northern Ireland his home will be very sadly missed by sports fans of all generations".
Sports reporter Jim Gracey said Mr Brodie "inspired a generation of sports reporters".
He continued: "He was a wonderful man and a wonderful journalist who must have taught generations of sports reporters, myself included.
"He had a contacts book like no other. Everybody in soccer - from Pele to Sir Alex Ferguson - knew him. The man was beyond a legend."
Deeply saddened to hear of Malcolm Brodie's death.Privileged to have called him a friend.Each time I saw him he offered advice & a big smile
— Ruth Gorman (@RuthGorman_UTV) January 30, 2013
Among those to benefit from Mr Brodie's wisdom, garnered over many years of sport reporting, was UTV's own Ruth Gorman.
"I was so deeply saddened to hear of the death of Malcolm Brodie. He was a true gentleman and irreplaceable in so many ways," she said.
"I am privileged to have not only called him a colleague, but a dear friend.
"He always took a keen interest in my career and offered invaluable advice and encouragement. What a great loss. He will be sadly missed."
The Irish Football Association paid tribute to its illustrious Honorary life Member, saddened by the loss, but remembering him as a man who "lived and breathed football".
Windsor Park - the Shrine, as Malcolm jokingly called it - will never be the same on international nights without Malcolm's presence.
Head of Operation William Campbell added: "As a young man starting to work with the Irish FA, I was in awe of Malcolm - he was the man who had been to every match, knew every player and rubbed shoulders with the greats."
He added: "But as I got to know him, I appreciated his wisdom, his advice and encouragement, and loved to hear him talk of the old days and of heroes such as Cush, Gregg, Blanchflower, Dougan and Best.
"Everyone in the Northern Irish football family will mourn his passing and he will be sorely missed.
"The condolences and prayers of the IFA Office Bearers, Board, Council and staff go out to his family circle."


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Today, the IBM Center for Applied Insights releases the results of the 2012 IBM Chief Information Security Officer Assessment. This was our first foray into examining the role of information security leaders, and how they are evolving to meet the challenging landscape. While we understand and appreciate the fact that things are difficult on the technical front, we wanted to focus on the organizational and leadership aspects of information security.
- We felt that information security leadership was in the process of undergoing a transformation and wanted to test whether the role was changing based on increasing security challenges and greater attention from business leaders.
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What we discovered was that only 1 in 4 security leaders have made the shift to being recognized as having strategic impact on their enterprise. Based on a self-assessment of their organizational maturity and their ability to handle a security incident, three different types of leaders emerged.
- Influencers (25%) – This group sees their security organizations as progressive, ranking themselves highly in both maturity and preparedness. These security leaders have business influence and authority – a strategic voice in the enterprise.
- Protectors (47%) – These security leaders recognize the importance of information security as a strategic priority. However, they lack important measurement insight and the necessary budget authority to fully transform their enterprises' security approach.
- Responders (28%) – This group remains largely in response mode, working to protect the enterprise and comply with regulations and standards but struggling to make strategic headway. They may not yet have the resources or business influence to drive significant change.
We also discovered some significant differences between the groups that show how Influencers have developed their strategic voice. Compared to Responders, Influencers are:
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- 2.5x more likely to have a security or risk committee
- 3x more likely to have information security as a board topic
- 2x more likely to use a standard set of security metrics to track their progress
- 4x more likely to be focused on improving enterprise-wide communication and collaboration over the next two years
- 2x more likely to be focused on providing education and security awareness over the next two years
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If you are ever in the vicinity of Philadelphia or Warminster I highly recommend taking the time to get in touch with the museum and check out this amazing location for yourself. Nowhere else will you experience the opportunity to stand, touch, sit and imagine in the exact same spot as people like Alan Sheppard, John Glen, and Neil Armstrong just to name a few!
Also, for anyone interested in finding out more about this amazing place please visit their website or contact Go Inverted. They are currently looking for donations and/or investors to save the entire building and the equipment from being lost to development with the goal of creating a full-blown museum and event center (believe it or not you can rent it out now and hold events on the floor of the centrifuge with the arm and the gondola set as the backdrop). This is an historic site that would be sad to see lost, so if you have any ideas or if you are interested in donating please let us know.
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Just got back from Havre and did some drivng around. Talked to a rancher on the south side of the Bear Paws. According to him between the Cowan Ranch buying up about 1/4 million acres (Cowan son married Dorothy Browning of Browning Arms) and Chris Faber, Bear Paw Outfitters leasing up another 1/4 million acres, ( not exaggeration those numbers at all), it is very difficult to find good country to hunt. There is block managment areas, but they are not in the prime areas.
The Bullwhacker road issue i mentioned in a prevous post shows some good signs. The Anchor Ranch sold to a guy from Texas, however his real intrest is some land north of Billings, and is working to do a land swap with the BLM. And for the BLM to own this land would be amazing as it is the only reasonable accsess to 50,000 acres of more BLM land in the Breaks in HD 680.
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So, you don't have any. Got it. You could have said it was a baseless assumption from the beginning and saved yourself some time. Let me know when enough people leave that it actually matters. With 20+ million customers...good luck. Enjoy your HD lite, fewer HD channels, and constant/lengthy retrans disputes. Dish Network has been scrounging for the leftovers for 16 years and that shows no signs of changing. I simply prefer the premier provider over the cheap knock off.
Oh really, somehow you have latched onto that there is no way that even 35 people could have switched to Dish Network because of the Pac 12 Network. Seriously, I personally know nine people besides myself, not to mention all of the folks here, which is far greater than 35.
My installer back in early October said he was working mandatory overtime every day to cover new installs, they had the same staff size for several years and have not added, but the orders keep coming in. Said they were working 6 12 hr days a week. Good money he said, but it was tiring. Most were interested in the Hopper and secondarily Pac 12 Network.
"HD lite?" I've heard both providers offer many channels in a compressed format. I do not know, but frankly I have no observed any difference.
"Constant/Retrans Disputes?" Are there some? Yes, but constant, not at all. Read the news - it's Directv that seems to have having the most trouble right now.
Fewer HD? Maybe, but for what most of us watch it's hardly less. I am not even sure that this is true anyway, but if it is, then so what if I don't watch those channels? Some things matter in life and beyond ESPU I cannot find anything that I watch not in HD.
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So I have a few questions to pose to the community about your experience with BES and Zimbra NE. Hopefully your responses will help us make a better informed decision.
- Has anyone here called RIM for support and actually received support?
- What major problems have you run into with ZCB and BES? Which versions?
- How many mailboxes/devices do you support in a production environment?
- How has adding BES and ZCB complicated your environment?
- Has adding BES and ZCB increased calls for support from your end users at all?
- Have you had any issues with respect to applying device security policies?
- Were you using Zimbra Mobile with other devices before moving to BB devices and BES/ZCB?
- Has anyone's organization moved away from BES/ZCB in favor of Zimbra Mobile and devices that support ActiveSync? If so, why?
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Doha, Qatar (Sports Network) - Top seed David Ferrer and world No. 10 Richard
Gasquet were among Tuesday's opening-round winners at the season-opening Qatar
Open, a $1.05 million Australian Open tune-up.
The world No. 5 Ferrer got off to a slow start before righting the ship for a
5-7, 6-3, 6-2 victory over 6-foot-5 German qualifier Dustin Brown.
Up next for Ferrer, who led the ATP World Tour with seven titles last year,
will be another German in Tobias Kamke.
The second-seeded Gasquet defeated Czech qualifier Jan Hernych 6-3, 6-4 on the
hardcourts at the Khalifa International Tennis Complex. The nifty Frenchman's
second-round opponent will be Slovenia's Grega Zemlja.
Meanwhile, veteran Mikhail Youzhny became the fourth-ever Russian player to
record 400 ATP match wins with a 4-6, 7-6 (7-3), 6-1 decision against German
Benjamin Becker.
Mild upsets came when German qualifier Daniel Brands doused fifth-seeded
Frenchman Jeremy Chardy 6-4, 6-4 and Czech Lukas Rosol topped eighth-seeded
Spaniard Pablo Andujar 6-2, 7-6 (7-2). Rosol shocked Rafael Nadal in the
second round at Wimbledon last summer.
Last year's Doha runner-up and two-time finalist Gael Monfils moved on with a
6-0, 6-3 pasting of wild card Mousa Shanan Zayed of Qatar on Day 2. The oft-
injured Monfils gave way to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in last year's all-French
finale here.
Also on Tuesday, German qualifier Tobias Kamke whipped Spaniard Ruben Ramirez
Hidalgo 6-1, 6-2, Slovak Lukas Lacko held off Spaniard Guillermo Garcia-Lopez
6-1, 2-6, 6-4, and Egyptian Mohamed Safwat double-bageled fellow wild card
Jabor Mohammed Ali Mutawa of Qatar 6-0, 6-0.
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Speaking of Thanksgiving, I bought a Turduken!!!!!
Speaking of Thanksgiving, I bought a Turduken!!!!!
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They were ok at getting into their offense on fast breaks, at least not many bad decisions there.
I didn't think the halfcourt offense was that bad, nor the turnovers. I've seen worse.
Did you ever see the Bacon Explosion thread?
Bacon Explosion.
It's bacon wrapped around sausage.
DCKingsFan like turdukens? Has she had one before?
Have you?
Brooklyn looked asleep for most of the game. Not sure why they didn't continually post up Brooks and Thomas with Deron when Reke wasn't on him.
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(Sports Network) - The hobbled Sacramento Kings aim for just their second road
victory of the season on Tuesday night as they try to halt the Detroit
Pistons' winning streak at two games.
The Kings are just 1-12 as the road team this season and on Tuesday play the
first of four straight as the visiting club. The games are all out east and
are spread out over just five nights.
Sacramento will again be without guard Tyreke Evans, who did not travel with
the club because of a lingering knee issue. He has missed 12 of the last 16
games and will get a second opinion in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
Guard Marcus Thornton is also unlikely to play after suffering a sprained left
ankle in Sunday's 118-96 home win over the Boston Celtics, a game that fellow
guard Aaron Brooks missed due to his own sprained left ankle.
Brooks practiced on Monday and could return tonight.
Short on guards, Isaiah Thomas made his second straight start and 10th of the
season on Sunday and netted a game-high 27 points on 10-of-15 shooting. He
also handed out five assists.
John Salmons added 23 points, Jason Thompson scored 20 with six rebounds and
DeMarcus Cousins notched his first career triple-double with 12 points, 10
rebounds and 10 assists.
"It felt good, first one of my career," said Cousins, who was playing in his
second game following a team suspension. "I'm just glad my teammates gave me
the opportunity to do it."
The Kings also dished out at least 28 assists as a team for a fourth straight
The Pistons take aim at their first three-game winning streak of the season
after winning the first two contests of a five-game homestand. They made it
back-to-back wins with Sunday's 96-94 win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
After Milwaukee took its first lead of the game, Tayshaun Prince hit a
successful hook shot to even the game, then hit the game-winning free throws
after drawing a late foul with 10.9 seconds left.
"He is such a big-time player when it comes to situations like that," said
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he's very poised in situations like that."
Prince scored 20 points and Greg Monroe had 14 points and 10 rebounds as the
Pistons won for the fourth time in five games despite blowing an 11-point
lead. Jason Maxiell added 10 points and 10 boards.
"It wasn't necessarily pretty, but as we've seen with these division games,
they're grimy, grindy and nasty," noted Pistons coach Lawrence Frank.
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execute down the stretch. Tay was big."
Detroit played its second straight game without guard Rodney Stuckey due to a
sprained ankle.
The Pistons swept their two-game series with the Kings in each of the previous
two seasons, but lost a 105-103 game in Sacramento on Nov. 7 despite Monroe's
first career triple-double. He logged 21 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists.
Cousins paced the Kings with 21 points and 11 boards.
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- Create a custom CSV file, or export the address book from your other webmail provider or email client as a CSV file.
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- At the top-left corner, click Gmail > Contacts.
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When it's done, Gmail will display the number of contacts imported.
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Just got Zimbra up and working on a CentOS 4.2 box. Web interface looks very nice and is pretty snappy performance wise except for the initial log in. Some questions.
1) I can receive and send mail just fine with a Thunderbird mail client, but I cannot send mail (although I can receive it) with K-mail. It complains of either a wrong password (which is not the case) or an unsupported authorization method. I have tried all of the authorization methods availabel in k-mail to no avail. My settings in zimbra are as follows:
Global => MTA authentication enabled dns lookups enabled
Global => POP not enabled (I'm using IMAP)
Global => IMAP enabled SSL for IMAP enabled clear text login enabled
Servers => MTA enabled TLS authentication only not enabled
Servers => IMAP enabled SSL for IMAP not enabled clear text login enabled
Servers => POP not enabled
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I spent last weekend in the Twin Cities and had some great stuff to eat, so expect this post and a few others to follow detailing what I found. I won't go overboard, though, and we'll be back to local cuisine soon.
Not being a huge baseball fan, the prospect of sitting for 3 hours or more on stiff plastic seats doesn't sound that fun. But at Target Field in Minneapolis, there are so many things to eat, you would never need to actually watch a pitch. You could just eat your way around the concourse and stumble out of the gates at the end, clutching your stomach in over-stuffed agony.
But after grabbing the ubiquitous hot dog and finding my seat, I actually really enjoyed watching the Twins try their best against the Texas Rangers. And the stadium is beautiful. But let's get to the food already.
That aforementioned hot dog, a ball park staple across the country, was my first stop. And there are quite a few places to get a dog. Schweigert meats has a few different varieties like the Original Twins Dog, the Tenderbite which is a version made from the original recipe served at games in the '60s, the Twins Big Dog (a monstrous quarter-pound dog), the Twins Dugout Dog which has "coarse ground pork and beef," and the extra long Dinger Dog.
I got the original and loaded it up with relish, ketchup and deli mustard. The condiments came out of their dispensers quicker than I though they would, resulting in the messy photo. As for the actual dog, it was tasty but nothing really Earth-shattering. I didn't really care for the bun, which was too big for the hot dog and seemed to be dusted with flour on the outside.
If you're looking for other meats in tube form, check out Kramarczuk's which offers Polish and Hungarian sausages made fresh daily. You can also get dogs and sausages at Hennepin Grille, Halsey's Sausage Haus and Taste of Twins Territory.
Also give the Bloody Mary at Hrbek's a try. They're a meal in a cocktail with garnishes like a pickle, pepper, olive, beef stick and two types of cheese.
Oh, and they're $12 a pop. Bring plenty of dough to Target Field or any other stadium, for that matter.
Hrbek's and The Town Ball Tavern are the two full-service restaurants in the stadium if you're not looking to nosh on the many concessions.
At about the sixth inning, our stomachs were rumbling again, so we set out to find the Tony O's Cuban sandwich cart. Named for former Twins player Tony Oliva, the Cuban sandwiches are quite large and feature ham, roasted pork, Swiss cheese and pickles on a roll that's flattened and crisped up on a panini press.
I heard about the sandwich from a friend who gave it a glowing review and said it was a must-try. But I have to be honest: I was slightly disappointed. Yes, the bread is toasted perfectly and the cheese is warm and gooey, but the ham and pork don't bring much to the ensemble. The pork tasted only a tiny tiny bit like smoke, but not like pork. The ham wasn't much better than the store bought variety. And it needed a spicy, tangy kick that only yellow mustard could provide. It comes on a classic Cuban but was nowhere to be found on this version. There are a few places to pump some mustard on the sandwich around the concourse.
I could only put away so much, but when I'm back I'll be trying some of these delicious offerings:
The Vincent Burger – Find it at the Hennepin Grille stands. It's an Angus beef burger stuffed with braised short rib and smoked gouda cheese. Oh. my.
Bacon Sloppy Joe – A sesame bun is topped with ground beef, bacon, shredded pepper jack cheese and fried onions.
Señor Smoke's – Empanadas, nachos, burritos and tacos.
There is definitely something for everyone to munch on at Target Field. Have you had something that was great at the game?


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Franti spearheads his musical path
The veteran singer, songwriter and bandleader headlines Saturday's KPRI Block Party concert at Liberty Station
Michael Franti didn't bust a gut when, 20 years into his music career, he scored his first Top 20 radio hit with 2010's exuberant "Say Hey (I Love You)." But the veteran singer, songwriter and leader of the genre-leaping band Spearhead did rupture his appendix — although the timing was purely coincidental.
"To me, having a song played on the radio is really exciting," said Franti, who brings Spearhead to San Diego on Saturday to headline the third annual KPRI Block Party at Liberty Station. "But it's funny to describe what a 'hit' record is. When I was in my first band, The Beatnigs, and we sold our first 1,000 records, I was so excited. I was like: 'This is it! It's the greatest thing in the world!' "
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Phone: (858) 678-0102
With "Say Hey," the Bay Area-based Franti and Spearhead were introduced to a large new mainstream audience. That audience is far greater in size, if perhaps less musically discriminating, than the loyal cult following Spearhead had built through its seemingly nonstop touring.
"Tonight, we're playing a venue in Vancouver I played in 10 years ago, as an opening act, and we're headlining," said Franti, whose engaging new album with Spearhead, "All People," dropped in July. "But it took me 20 years of making music to have a song chart and an album get (radio) play. When it happened, I really appreciated it for what it was.
"When I was a kid, I'd listen to Top 40 radio with my dad on long car trips, and we'd all sing along. It became a part of my life and collective memory. When my songs are on the radio that way and enter people's lives, it's significant to me. But I never felt any pressure (after 'Say Hey'), like: 'Oh, you had a hit song, now the next one needs to be bigger and better.' I just want to write the best song I can, go out on tour and do the best I can."
Franti did experience a "Say Hey" backlash from some longtime fans, just as the Grateful Dead did when "Touch of Grey" gave that seminal Bay Area band its only radio hit in 1987.
"I have (experienced) that from time to time," acknowledged Franti, who first earned national attention in the early 1990s as a member of the politically inspired Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy.
"Some people say: 'I really liked the hard-core political stuff you did, then I heard you on the radio.' It's impossible to please everyone, but the artists I love are artists who were able to write songs about their own lives. That's what makes John Lennon such a powerful artist to me. He wrote political songs about the world and beautiful love songs like 'Woman.' Bob Marley was another one. So was Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Marvin Gaye … ."
At 47, Franti feels he is coming into his own as a musician. His understanding of his craft has grown. So has his appreciation for how music can resonate with listeners in subtle as well as overt ways.
"You know, when I first started out I don't feel like I had the same understanding I have now about the power of emotion (in music)," he said. "I love artists like (proto-rappers) The Last Poets and Gil Scott Heron, who were real poets, almost literary people, where the words were the most important thing.


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Organizations that supported the 10-point plan include members of the Western Bays Collaboration Working Group. One of those members is the Point Lookout Civic Association. Gerald Ottavino, co-chairman of the group's environmental committee, said that Hurricane Sandy revealed how vulnerable the county's sewage treatment infrastructure is. The nine-foot tidal surge that flooded Bay Park necessitated change at the plant, Ottavino said, adding that meeting the 10 objectives would mean rebuilding and modernizing the facility.
Elected officials in the Western Bays Collaboration Working Group agreed that action must be taken, with one, County Legislator David Denenberg, a Democrat from Merrick, suggesting that the county follow through with projects that have already been funded. Denenberg said that South Shore waterways cannot wait 15 years to have heightened protection. The county, he explained, has allocated $700 million for sewage treatment plant infrastructure improvements since 2007, including adding a third treatment level at the Bay Park and Cedar Creek plants, ammonium removal, enhanced odor control and replacement of pumps at Bay Park. But $400 million in the five-year plan remains unused, he said.
Noting that the Bay Park pumps that failed during Hurricane Sandy were supposed to have been replaced two years ago, Denenberg said that the public should urge county lawmakers to use the funds and carry out the plan while the TMDL studies and document preparation continue.
"These studies are only confirming what we know, so why wait?" he said. "I will continue to advocate that these projects that have already been planned and designed and in our capital plans for years be implemented and completed."
Stony Brook and Battelle plan to submit final reports on their studies to the DEC in April, Holdridge said. She noted that total funds allocated to develop data to support the TMDL document, which will cost $300,000 to prepare, exceed $1.6 million.
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Citizens Campaign for the Environment and County Legislator David Denenberg are liars and hypocrites!
Where were they 2 years ago, when ask to back East Rockaway and The Greenbay Parkers for more responsible sewer treatment in Nassau County?
They and other "front" groups stood behind Tom Suozzi's 10 year Master Plan and told us everything was alright, the Bay was fine, and we didn't need a TDML. Check the minutes from the Legislative meetings and you'll see that they are full of effluent!
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Many mobile PCs have a wireless switch on the front or side of the computer. Check your computer for a switch. If you do have a switch, make sure it's turned on. Some computers also use a function key combination to turn the switch on or off. Check the information that came with your computer for details on locating the wireless switch.
With 802.11b or 802.11g routers and access points, the maximum range is up to 150 feet (46 meters) indoors and 300 feet (92 meters) outdoors.
With 802.11a routers and access points, the maximum range is 50 feet (15 meters) indoors and 100 feet (30 meters) outdoors. These ranges are in optimal conditions with no interference. Make sure that your computer is within this range and as close as possible to the router or access point. If the computer is portable, try moving it around to determine the range of the wireless signal and the best place to put the computer.
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There are two things to try:
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Reset the router or access point by turning it off, waiting at least 10 seconds, and then turning it back on.
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If you don't manage the access point or network, contact the network administrator.
Some home devices can cause interference between your computer and networks that might be in range. For example, microwave ovens and some cordless phones use the 2.4 gigahertz (GHz) frequency, which is also used by 802.11b and 802.11g network hardware. Other cordless phones use the 5 GHz frequency, which is used by 802.11a network hardware.
There are two things you can try in this situation:
If any devices like these are near your computer, turn them off temporarily or move them farther away.
Change the router or access point settings to use a different wireless channel, or set the channel to be selected automatically if it is set to a fixed channel number. Sometimes, one wireless channel is clearer than others. In the United States and Canada, you can use channels 1, 6, and 11. Check the information that came with your access point or router for instructions about setting the wireless signal channel.
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Open the Command Prompt window by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then clicking Command Prompt.
Type netsh wlan add filter networktype=network type.
Where network type is either adhoc or infrastructure.
The router or access point might be too busy to respond to new requests if there are several computers or devices using it. If you have other computers that are connecting to the network, try temporarily disconnecting them.
Wireless routers and access points can be set up so that they don't broadcast the network name. In this case, you can't detect that the network is in range (in order to connect to it) unless you have previously connected to the network or you manually connect to the network using the service set identifier (SSID). To connect to a network that is not broadcasting, follow these steps:
Open Connect to a Network by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Connect to.
Click Set up a connection or network.
Click Manually connect to a wireless network, and then type the network information.
The network will be added to your list of networks and will be available to connect to in the future when your computer is in range of the network.
If you are on a corporate network, your network administrator might be using Group Policy to control your access to wireless networks. If you think there are wireless networks in range of your computer that are not visible or that you cannot connect to because your network administrator has blocked access to them, contact your network administrator for assistance.
If a network monitoring program is running on your computer, the wireless network adapter will be set to monitor mode, which prevents Windows from connecting to wireless networks. To connect to a wireless network, close the network monitoring program or follow the instructions in the program to exit monitor mode.


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Leading public aquariums trust New Era for its high quality, innovative, and sustainably sourced fish diets. The Marine Fish formula is no exception, offering premium, highly digestible ingredients that make it a superb daily diet for all tropical marine fishes. With a base of fish meal, fish oil, krill, squid, mussel, and shrimp, this low-waste formula also includes the nutrients Vitamins A, D3, and E, all of which play an important role in the health of immune cells. Low-waste formula helps maintain water quality. Soft, small sinking Pellets (1.5 mm).
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Glassez! Game Overview
Colorful mosaics from clever puzzles!Construct a colorful mosaic by placing pieces of glass in a matching shape. No piece of glass can touch more than one color. When you have completely filled in the mosaic, you're ready to move on to a more complicated puzzle!
1. The tray will have a variety of shapes to place. Not all of them will fit inside the mosaic! If there are no pieces available, drag one to the trash and a new piece will appear. Don't do this often—you lose points every time you trash a piece!
2. Rotate a piece of glass by clicking your left mouse button. Rotate it until it looks like it will fit inside the mosaic.
3. A piece will fit if the mosaic turns white underneath the piece of glass. Click the left mouse button to fit the piece into place.
Tips and Strategies
· The best way to rotate a piece of glass is to do so on the board away from the mosaic. You can sometimes mistakenly place a piece of glass while you're rotating it, intending to fit it in somewhere else.
· Larger pieces are more difficult to place as the mosaic fills in. Place larger pieces first so you don't have to trash them later and lose points.
· Before you trash a piece, pick it up and move it over the mosaic to ensure there's no place that it will fit that you might have overlooked.


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The stock market continued its bullish foray into 2013. On Friday, the S&P 500 experienced its highest close since December 2007. Domino's in particular has benefited from the lift, and is up nearly 7 percent since the beginning of the year. This is on top of a 2012 that was nearly 30 percent higher than 2011.
Also last week, cheese and wheat prices fell, while gas prices experienced an uptick for the first time in more than a month.
Average block cheese prices continued to fall last week on the Chicago Mercantile Market, averaging $1.65, from $1.70 the week prior and $1.76 at the beginning of the month.
Cheese closed at $1.66 Tuesday and Wednesday, and $1.64 Thursday and Friday. The markets were closed Monday because of the Martin Luther King. Jr. holiday.
Wheat prices also dropped slightly last week on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, averaging $8.61 from $8.66 the week prior.
Wheat closed at $8.64 Tuesday, $8.60 Wednesday, $8.55 Thursday and $8.65 on Friday.
Wheat prices were averaging $9.13 about a month ago. The cost is still significantly higher than it was during the middle of the summer when prices averaged $7.49.
Gasoline and diesel fuel
Today's nationwide average for regular unleaded fuel is $3.34, up from $3.30 the week prior and the first increase in prices in more than a month. According to the AAA and the Oil Price Information Service, prices a month ago were $3.28. Last year at this time, consumers were paying $3.41 at the pump.
Today's mid-range unleaded is $3.50, also up 4 cents from $3.46 last week. Premium gas is $3.66, from $3.62 last week.
Diesel fuel prices are currently $3.90, up a penny from $3.89 last week. The price of diesel fuel is down from $3.91 a month ago, but up from $3.86 a year ago.
Natural gas
Natural gas prices in the Northeast increased significantly since Jan. 18, while natural gas prices at other major trading hubs increased moderately for the report week (Jan. 16-Jan. 23). Natural gas prices at Algonquin Citygate, for delivery into Boston and Transco Zone 6 New York increased from $8.98 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) and $5.92 per MMBtu Jan. 16 to $31.32 per MMBtu and $35.33 per MMBtu Jan. 23, respectively. The Henry Hub daily spot price closed at $3.53 per MMBtu Jan. 23, up 10 cents per MMBtu for the week.
The February 2013 New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) contract increased by 12 cents, from $3.435 per MMBtu Jan. 16 to close at $3.554 per MMBtu Jan. 23.
Pizza company stocks
The stock market continued its bullish drive into 2013. On Friday, the S&P 500 experienced its highest close since December 2007. Once again, public pizza companies benefited from the lift; all of them closed higher on Friday than they had the previous week.
Shares of Pizza Hut parent Yum! Brands Inc. closed Friday at $66.39, up from $65.40 the week prior. The company's 52-week high was in the spring at $74.75. Its 52-week low is $61.05 from a year ago.
Domino's closed last Friday at $46.65, up from $45.46 the week prior. The company hit a fresh 52-week earlier last week at $47.25. Shares remain higher over this time last year when the company traded at $28.17. According to Seeking Alpha, Domino's was up "an astonishing 28 percent in 2012. So far, the returns have continued in to 2013 with shares up about 6.50 percent since the start of the year."
Papa John's closed out last week $56.44, a jump from $55.31 the week prior. PZZA hit its 52-week high at $56.74 earlier this month. The company hit its 52-week low of $36.26 a year ago.
CEC Entertainment Inc., parent company of Chuck E. Cheese restaurants, closed out last week at $33 even, up from $32.46 the week prior. The company's 52-week high was $40.01 in March. Its 52-week low was $28.23 a year ago.
Pizza Inn finished last week at $3.66, a slight increase from $3.61 the week prior. PZZI hit its 52-week high of $6.50 a year ago and traded as low as $2.18 in June.
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Kohler K-2211-G-96
Biscuit Caxton 19" Undermount Bathroom Sink
Item # BCI220834 | Model # K-2211-G-96 | Caxton Collection
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- Oval basin couples functionality with aesthetic appeal
- Covered under Kohler's limited lifetime sink warranty
- Constructed from vitreous china providing a classic look and feel
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- Undermount installation delivers the classic look and feel to any bathroom
- Center drain location provides optimal draining capability
- All hardware needed for installation included
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- Undermount Sinks: Create a seamless counter-to-basin transition. Sleek styles and ease of cleaning are what makes these the preferred design choice.
Product Specifications:
- Overall Length: 21-1/4" (measured from the left outer rim to the right outer rim)
- Overall Width: 17-1/4" (measured from the back outer rim to the front outer rim)
- Height: 7-1/2" (measured from the bottom of sink to the top of the rim)
- Basin Width: 15" (measured from the back inner rim to the front inner rim)
- Basin Length: 19" (measured from the left inner rim to the right inner rim)
- Basin Depth: 4" (measured from the center of basin to the rim)
- Installation Type: Undermount
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- Drain Outlet Connection: 1-3/4"
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Social Security Administration issued an official reprimand to the employee after months of flatulence problems, but the agency says it has since retracted the rebuke.
The reprimand letter runs four pages and is dated Dec. 10. It charges the Social Security Administration employee with "conduct unbecoming a federal employee" and "creating a hostile work environment" because of the repeated gas passing.
The letter was originally posted on The Smoking Gun website with names blacked out.
A Social Security Administration spokesman said Friday in a two-sentence email that the reprimand was rescinded a week after it was issued "when senior management became aware" of it. The spokesman said the agency could not comment further.
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Dampking: You want to put a UCE top end and barrel on an AVL crank ? You do understand that they are completely different engines. I'd wonder the cost of that engeneering project Vs. just buying a UCE bike.
Yuck! Not my cup O' tea at all. Why make a cruiser style? Everyone makes these. Sorry but, I think its just ugly.
I have seen loads of such AVLs in here. Infact Mr Bose, a well known racer is using UCE head on his G2 350 cafe. I did ask few guys and according to them it's not that expensive. I know a bike which already clocked more than 40,000 kms on UCE head, Barrel. I ask him how much he spent on his bike. Usually riders do such kind of mods because AVL parts are pretty rare here in India.-Sanket
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Leaving Cert Preparation
In two days time over 100,000 students will be sitting their first paper in their Junior or Leaving Certificate. Some families have more than one son or daughter at home today getting ready for exams.
What should students be doing today to ensure they are ready to get the most out of Paper 1 English on Wednesday morning?
To advise you on how to manage yourself over the next few weeks to achieve the best result possible we are joined again this morning by Brian Mooney, our education and career guidance expert.


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In his keynote today, Al Zollar described the opportunities and challenges presented by a more instrumented, interconnected and intelligent world. The proliferation of smart devices presents new opportunities to deliver new innovative services- services that wouldn't have been dreamed of just 10 years ago. These new smart devices also add new levels of complexity that is growing due to the number of new devices and connections added each day, and skyrocketing numbers of security threats and compliance regulations.
Al Zollar outlined examples of increased complexity in a number of industries i.e. an electric company dealing with smarter meters, regular old school meters, transmission insulators, servers, and turbine buckets; a conglomerate of hospitals in Copenhagen managing data distributed across three different storage tiers and four sites with online disk capacity of 500 Terabytes and backup and archive data exceeding 1.5 Petabytes; and the U.S. Air Force managing the operations of nine major commands, nearly 100 bases and 700,000 active military personnel around the world.
He then posed the questions, How do you overcome all of this complexity? How can you possibly see everything? How can you manage and secure everything? How can you increase speed while reducing cost?
The answer—Integrated Service Management that provides the software, best practices and expertise needed to manage infrastructure, people and processes—across the service delivery chain—in the data center, across design and delivery, and tailored for specific industry requirements.
He then went on to explain how Integrated Service Management contains service architectures tailored by industry like the smart grid for energy, or electronic medical record systems for healthcare.
It has lifecycle management bridging workflow across line of business, enterprise architecture, development and testing, and IT and business operations to speed delivery of products and services and ensure continual improvement.
Integrated Service Management also includes service dashboards that allow all audiences—from executives and business operations to IT managers—to see the service and gain insight into service health.
He closed by someone needs to be the thought leader in your organization...and that someone is you! Integrated Service Management can help you achieve that goal.


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Library News Archive: February 2012
Leap Into Reading with Hopper!
February 29 is Leap Into Reading Day, by proclamation of Governor Mark Dayton.
Throughout 2012, Great River Regional Library will host Leap Into Reading events at its 32 branch libraries. Read more »
Love Songs to Enjoy
Everybody needs love. It's a universal. To not have love in your life is like not seeing the sky or feeling the sun on your face. A new love makes us want to sing even if we shouldn't, and when we can't find the words we let others sing for us. Read more »
Happy Days Are Here Again: Concerts with Rhonda Laurie
Six GRRL libraries will be hosting concerts in March with acclaimed jazz vocalist Rhonda Laurie and her band. Enjoy the spirited songs of the '30s, '40s and '50s. "Sentimental Journey," "Dream a Little Dream" and "My Favorite Things" are just a few of the songs that will inspire audiences to smile and sing along during this 90-minute show. Read more »
Name That Frog!
Name That Frog!
We need a first name for our beautiful green frog. Read more »
State Library Impact Study Presentation Planned for St. Cloud
Learn about the impact and value of libraries when results of an important new study are presented at St. Cloud Public Library on Thursday, Feb. 23, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, in the Mississippi Community Room.
Read more »
New OverDrive Help
OverDrive, the vendor of digital library services to Great River Regional Library has improved OverDrive Help to make your digital library experience better. OverDrive Help includes newly-written help articles and tutorials covering everything you need to know to enjoy eBooks and eAudiobooks from our digital collection. Read more »
Daughters of Africa Delights Royalton Audience
It seemed appropriate that the audience that came to see the Mixed Blood Theatre at the Royalton Public Library on Friday, Feb. 10 was made up of all women. Thomasina Petrus told the stories of African American women using narratives and her incredible singing voice. Read more »
St. Cloud Book Club Meets Feb. 22
St. Cloud's Book Club for adults will meet on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the St. Cloud Public Library. Read more »
Anne Lamott Featured Author of Belgrade's February Book Club Selection
Plan B: Further thoughts on faith by Anne Lamott will be the topic of discussion at the next meeting of the R.E.A.D. Book Club on Friday evening, Feb. 17 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Belgrade Public Library - Myrtle Mabee Library.
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Penguin Walks Away From eBook Library Loans
As of today, Feb. 10, 2012, Penguin no longer offers additional copies of eBooks and eAudiobooks for library purchase. Penguin is terminating its contract with Overdrive, the company that provides materials for our Digital Library. This situation is beyond our control. Read more »
Staples Honors Phone Callers at Volunteer Reception
Free Legal Advice Clinic
Central Minnesota Legal Services is now offering a free legal advice clinic at the St. Cloud Public Library to assist persons with matters of family and/or estate and probate law.
Advice clinics will be held on the fourth Tuesday of every month. All clinic sessions will be held from 12 noon to 1:00 p.m. Read more »
Howard Lake Library Looking Forward to Martha Speaks Event on February 18
On Saturday, Feb. 18, the Howard Lake Public Library is hosting a special Martha Speaks event for young readers ages 4-10 and their familes. The event will take place from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Howard Lake Community Room above the library. Special activities include stories and storytime, three fabulous R.E.A.D. Read more »
Make Pioneer Style Apple Head Dolls at Pierz Library
Step back in time. Plan to take this wonderful opportunity to make an American folk doll at the Pierz Public Library. Mary Lou Yatckoske will be presenting and assisting attendees in making an apple head doll that wears corn husk clothes. Read more »
GRRL~Upsala! A Place for Kids to Play!
GRRL~Upsala! A Place for Kids to Play!
Throughout 2011, staff at the Upsala Public Library collected a variety of educational toys for families who frequent the branch. From alphabet floor tiles to a ball cage to cardboard building blocks, toys are available for Upsala area kids who visit the library for books, movies and fun! Read more »
Love Your Library
February is national Library Lovers Month. It's a chance for us to thank you for your support this last year. We thank the legislators at all levels who have shown a willingness to continue to support this vital community service. We thank the 32 cities that provide buildings in which Great River Regional Library operates. Read more »
Volunteers: What would we do without them?
The Buffalo Public Library, as well as all the other 31 libraries in the Great River Regional Library system, benefit from the assistance of volunteers who help us give great customer service. Donna Stedje, who has been a volunteer for many years, is shown checking in items she has found on the Buffalo library shelves which are requested as "holds" at other libraries. Read more »
Holds Notices Change
The library is now using an automated phone messaging system to notify patrons when their hold items are available. Previously, those calls were made by staff and volunteers. The automated calling system is routed through a remote phone line. This provides privacy regarding your reading selections and frees up the library's phone line for incoming calls. Read more »


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Sandals are no longer just for summer. No matter what the season, Barielle Foot Care products will make you want to flaunt your feet. Their unique conditioning creams contain plant extracts, vitamins and oils to heal and smooth callused, chapped and cracked feet. For best results, generously apply Barielle Foot Care products to your feet twice a day. After your morning shower and again in the evening, massage into your skin, taking extra care to work into trouble spots like your heels, the balls of your feet and your toes. Whether you are wearing flirty flip-flops to the beach or are slipping into peep-toes for an intimate dinner, make sure your feet are soft and sexy first - with Barielle Foot Care.
Over 30 years ago, Howard and EsteLee Price created a cutting-edge cream that strengthened the hooves of their prized thoroughbred racehorses. It was so effective that they reformulated it for people and Barielle's first product was introduced - their Nail Strengthener Cream. Today, Barielle has exceptional nail, hand, foot and skin care lines. Trust your feet to their award-winning Barielle Foot Care products.
After treating your feet with Barielle Foot Care products, show them off by putting on your favorite sling-backs or strappy sandals or, even better, by going barefoot.
Award-winning Barielle Total Foot Care Cream will make calluses and cracks disappear. The rich conditioning cream heals and softens your feet with beeswax, sunflower oil, lanolin and vitamin E. Barielle Total Foot Care Cream is also well-known for what it doesn't contain - acids, camphors and other harsh peeling ingredients. Massage the cream into your feet immediately after your morning shower, and then again before bedtime. Slip your feet into cotton socks and wear overnight so that the cream thoroughly penetrates your dry skin. Barielle Total Foot Care Cream has a lovely baby powder fragrance.
The Barielle Total Foot Care Cream comes in a handy 2.5 oz squeeze tube, perfect for stowing away in your purse or tucking into your toiletries bag. The ultra-conditioning cream treats chapped, cracked feet with nourishing ingredients including beeswax, sunflower oil, lanolin and vitamin E. It does not contain harsh peeling additives, acids or camphors. Apply to your feet twice a day - first thing in the morning and then again at night - for best results.
The Barielle Rejuvenating Foot Cream works two ways - first to exfoliate, and then to restore. Named an InStyle Best Beauty Buy, the time-released glycolic and alpha hydroxy acids gently slough off dull, callused surface skin while encouraging cell growth. To hydrate and soften the new skin that's revealed, Barielle Rejuvenating Foot Cream contains lavender oil, lemon peel oil and vitamin A.


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Perhaps more than any other NYC neighborhood, West Villagers are obsessed with their neighborhood.
For instance, many forgo basic privacy by making two-bedroom apartments accommodate four roommates and embrace sleeping in a room with enough space for a bed and nothing more. They also give up...cash to live in one of the city's most expensive neighborhoods.learn more about this neighborhood
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Royal Pains
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Summary:Doctor Hank Lawson seems to have it all ... thriving career, beautiful girlfriend, and swank NYC apartment. With one fateful and principled decision in the ER, Hank loses it all. Months later, single and blackballed from the medical community, Hank goes for a weekend in the Hamptons with his brother. Crashing a party at a mega-mansion on the beach, Hank jumps into action when a guest requires medical attention that only he is able to diagnose. The next morning, Hank is summoned to another mansion and then another. Hank's career is revived, but in a way he's not exactly happy about, as he becomes the on-call doctor for the rich, famous and infamous. Anyone who's anyone in the Hamptons has a l... Full Summary >>


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Burlington, NC -- Police have a man in custody charged with an attempted robbery at a local McDonald's Friday, according to a news release.
Officers arrested 41-year-old Christopher Gillis Wright, of Burlington, just after 12 a.m. Sunday. He's charged with one count of attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon.
Read More | Thief Tries To Steal Money, Food From McDonald's
Police say Wright placed an order at the McDonald's on N. Church St. Friday night. When his debit card didn't work, he told employees he had a gun and demanded they give him food and money.
He left the scene after he found out police were on the way.
Police investigating the incident and arrested Wright after determining he was a suspect. Now that he's in custody, police are holding Wright in the Alamance County jail under a $20,000 secured bond.
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Yeah, last year's Karlsson was that mix of good and bad - exceptionally good offensively, generally decent but occasionally dominated in the defensive zone. I didn't like him winning the Norris just because he had gaudy point totals. I thought both Chara and Weber had more impact on the game when they were on the ice.
But you haven't seen Karlsson much this year if you still think he's a one-dimensional player. The only reasons he doesn't play more on the PK are his overall ice time (over 27 min./game) and the fact that the Sens have some capable PK D who can take that role on for him. Karlsson now uses his skating ability much more effectively defending players in open ice, and his quickness compensates for the fact he doesn't clear guys out down low. He just keeps the puck from getting to them. He has been much more impactful this year - more than Chara who is, it seems, having a slow start.