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The Backstreet Boys and Paul Anka join the growing list of artists forced to cancel shows in Israel due to safety concerns. BSB and the veteran Canadian crooner both had multiple dates booked in July, but have been forced to call off the concerts as a result of recent outbreaks of hostility between Israel and Palestine.
According to an article posted on July 20 at Billboard.com, BSB scrubbed three sold out shows from July 29-31 in Ra'Anana, Israel at Raanana Amphiteatre while Anka cancelled two scheduled performances on July 24 and July 26 at Tel Aviv's Bronfman Auditorium. Both artists still hope to reschedule their shows once the violence subsides.
BSB were making their first visit to Israel and described the cancellation as a "major disappointment." The popular former boy band have assured disappointed fans that they will continue to work with promoters to reschedule the shows in 2015. For more details, see BackstreetBoys.com.
Anka has performed in Israel twice since 2009. The Ottawa born singer-songwriter hopes to reschedule his shows this fall. See PaulAnka.com for more information.
Israel has hosted a number of high profile acts this summer, including The Rolling Stones and Justin Timberlake. But ongoing rocket attacks over the past two weeks have recently caused cancellations of shows by Neil Young & Crazy Horse, veteran folk-rock band America, psychedelic rockers The Brian Jonestown Massacre and jazz musicians Chick Corea and Stanley Clarke.
Promoters remain hopeful the situation will be resolved soon and that these shows can be rescheduled. High profile shows on tap which could be at risk include: thrash metal band Megadeth on Aug. 6 at Tel Aviv's TLV Convention Center, Cee Lo Green on Aug. 19 at Jerusalem's Independence Park, Lana Del Rey on Aug. 20 at Tel Aviv's Nokia Arena and Lady Gaga on Sept. 13 at Tel Aviv's Hayarkon Park.
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The crew -- Commander Yury Onufrienko and Flight Engineers Dan Bursch and Carl Walz -- was never in any danger, but began quickly powering down backup equipment and several experiments in case the power generated by the station's solar arrays began to decrease. With the station's orientation not controlled, the solar arrays were not able to autonomously point directly at the sun to generate full power for the complex. The computer went off-line at about 7 a.m. CST.
Flight controllers in Houston and Moscow worked together to restore all operations of the station during the morning, and, at one point, the crew sent manual commands to ensure the solar arrays remained directed at the sun. Russian controllers have not yet determined the cause of the computer problem and are continuing to analyze it.
By 9:30 a.m., flight controllers at the control center in Korolev, Russia, had successfully restarted the computer, and, by 11:30 a.m., the station's orientation control system had begun to be restored to operation.
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messi · calzato · portato addosso
worn {aggettivo}
consumata · consumato · attrito · lisa · logoro · stremato · logora · liso · consunta · consunto · stremata · attrita
to wear {verbo}
avere · indossare · portare · tenere · mettersi · calzare · virare · avere addosso · portare addosso · fare virare col vento in poppa
wear {sostantivo}
uso · durata · abbigliamento · consumo · usura · deterioramento · logorio · logoramento · utilità d'uso · resistenza all'uso
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"worn" traduzione italiano
worn {verbo}
worn {pp} (anche: had on)
worn {aggettivo}
And when I say desktop, I don't just mean the actual desk where his mouse has worn away the surface of the desk.
That impetus will not come from a worn-out and discredited American president.
The old, worn-out liberal slogan of 'let the market function and it will solve all the problems' seems to have been resuscitated.
When I look at the infrastructure of the SNCB, the neglect is striking. Everything is old and worn out.
on behalf of the ALDE Group. - Mr President, I have here a well-worn, annotated, underlined, dog-eared, tea-stained copy of the Lisbon Treaty.
But in her office, there's this old wooden, weather-worn table, kitchen table -- peeling green paint, it's kind of rickety.
to wear {verbo}
worn (Past participle)
worn (Past participle)
worn (Past participle)
worn (Past participle)
worn (Past participle)
worn (Past participle)
to wear [wore|worn] {v.} (anche: to put on, to have on, to supply with footwear, to supply with shoes)
worn (Past participle)
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© Princeton Universitycareworn · drawn · haggard · raddled
Sinonimi (inglese) per "wear":
© Princeton Universitybear · put on · get into · don · assume · have on · wear off · wear out · wear down · wear thin · break · bust · fall apart · hold out · endure · wearing · clothing · article of clothing · vesture · wearable
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That's the smashing part of the heel on both these images, and it gets worn away.
The symbols worn by those who were arrested were, moreover, those of the Transnational Radical Party.
They are all welcome words but they are also well-worn words from past Council statements.
They'd worn themselves out, beating themselves against the window, and, well, they were easy to capture.
This year, there is a feeling that the novelty has worn off.
And I'm so worn out at this point in my life, I look at her and I actually say, "It was a frickin' spiritual awakening."
Most people are worn out from a long working life long before they reach retirement age.
Most people are worn out from a long working life long before they reach retirement age.
Mr President, Mr Chastel, Mr Barroso, ladies and gentlemen, Mr Verhofstadt has worn himself out today!
We are, I suppose, as members of the committee, and to use that well-worn phrase which I do not like, 'close to the citizen'.
As customers, we will be worn down by them and the costly bureacratic system will turn out to be inefficient when dealing with applications.
In addition, protective respiratory equipment must be worn when the workplace limits are exceeded.
I would be delighted if, on the contrary, advertising helped to shake up our well-worn role perceptions, our images of men and women.
Speed restrictions are imposed on 66% of the Romanian railways due to the condition of the railway infrastructure, and 77% of the rolling stock is worn out.
If, however, you stick to the old ways and tread the smooth and well-worn paths, then we reserve the right to disagree with you and even to oppose you.
The other hat that I've worn in my work is as an activist, as a patient advocate -- or, as I sometimes say, as an impatient advocate -- for people who are patients of doctors.
We live in a throw away society, with worn out computers, kettles, fridges and freezers flooding into the waste stream at an unprecedented pace.
We live in a throw away society, with worn out computers, kettles, fridges and freezers flooding into the waste stream at an unprecedented pace.
Some people speak about it undergoing a mid-life crisis - feeling a bit tired, morally worn out, hesitant about further enlargement.
I do not feel pessimistic concerning the special summit meeting the day after tomorrow. What does worry me of course is the widespread - and well-worn - pessimism about the outcome of the meeting.
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This gritty cop drama takes place in the city of Delhi in the life of two Delhi Crime Branch officers, Hanumant Singh a veteran officer, whose tactics and ethics are more than a little bit questionable, mentors Mohit, a new junior officer who has his own principles. Hanumant Singh & Bunty Bhaiya work for big politician Rajmani Singh who rules the state with utmost unfair means. As the story unfolds, it becomes increasingly clear the links and interlinks between the various characters of the movie.
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2002 - Had six catches for 60 yards in nine games ... two receptions for 26 yards at New Mexico ... played in limited action, but proved to be a valuable possession receiver.
2001 - Redshirt season.
High School - Smithson Valley High School in Smithson Valley, Texas ... caught 83 balls for 1,325 yards in 2000 ... thought to be drafted for baseball ... chose Texas Tech over Colorado ... has great hands and runs great routes ... High School Coach: Larry Hill.
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Lee Chang-dong, "Oasis" (2002).
Ah, the genius of marketing. I used to own a videotape of the American release of Mike Leigh's Life Is Sweet (1991) that had a laughably inappropriate cover: candy-colored font, a giant donut with rainbow sprinkles on it, and Jane Horrocks and Claire Skinner – both with noticeably larger Photoshopped cleavages – sitting right on top of the pastry. I understand, though I don't agree with, the logic of the regrettable packaging – how on earth could one sell a dysfunctional family movie about communication breakdowns and bulimia, starring a bunch of thick-accented British actors no one had ever heard of? (Which is actually totally untrue: the cast also includes Alison Steadman, Timothy Spall, David Thewlis, Stephen Rea, and Jim Broadbent – just about as star-studded as any Harry Potter movie, in my book.) But either way, I pity the fool who rented Life Is Sweet, hoping for a light family comedy.
(A digression: As much as I loved Life Is Sweet, I always there was something unaccountably condescending about the whole enterprise, maybe even more than in Abigail's Party or Nuts in May. But I think Leigh managed to purge himself of that meanness via Naked, as he seemed to lose that patronizing undercurrent in his films thereafter.)
And so I feel similarly sorry for the person who rents Lee Chang-dong's Oasis on the basis of the American DVD packaging, expecting an epic Korean romance – and who wouldn't, with that cover of a young couple (described on the back as "two societal misfits") locked in a kiss, a dove flying above them, rays of light piercing the clouds of a glorious sunset, the tagline "Love knows", and cherry-picked blurbs (a "rare miraculous whirlwind romance", says Wesley Morris; "No movie in recent memory has translated so clearly the secret language of lovers normally lost on the rest of the world," says Michael Atkinson). The critical praise about the film's romantic aspects isn't completely inaccurate, but Oasis is a far, far more difficult movie than the packaging lets on. Indeed, it's also parallel to Lee's misdirection within the film, leading the viewer into corners one doesn't quite expect.


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Yesterday afternoon I had a few hours to myself to run errands around town, and I wanted to wear something comfortable yet stylish. Dressed down but slightly dressed up- if you get my drift.
I chose to team my Hudson skinnies with this peachy pink blouse from DVF and accessorized it with a vintage bracelet and earrings from a gorgeous jewellery company called Lovett and Co. This Brighton accessory company make affordable handmade pieces for the contemporary woman.
My red bag is from Zara, and leopard print flats are from Hobbs. Nothing beats a nicely fitted blouse to make you feel simultaneously smart and comfortable and they are a big hit this Autumn – Winter. I love mixing pinks and reds, and for me it's the perfect colour combination for between seasons .


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On April 14, 2014, Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office detectives received a complaint regarding a 6 year old boy with what appeared to be a human bite mark on his cheek.
During the investigation, detectives discovered Geneva M. Young, 28, 810 Garden Drive, Westlake, a family member of the victim, bit the victim to discipline him and instructed him, if asked, to say his dog bit him.
When questioned by detectives, Young confirmed the allegations.
Young was arrested and booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center and charged with cruelty to a juvenile and released on a $5,000 bond set by Judge Clayton Davis.
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Pa. Man Guilty Of Sexually Assaulting Overdose Victim Who DiedThirty-nine-year-old Leonard McIntire, of Black Lick, will be sentenced by an Indiana County judge on May 23.
Montco Woman Facing Involuntary Manslaughter After Police Say 2-Year-Old Ingested Prescription Drugs A 35-year-old Montgomery County woman is facing multiple felony charges, including involuntary manslaughter on allegations she failed to seek help for her daughter, after the two-year-old took dangerous prescription medication.
Phila. Police, DA Launch Pilot Program To Dispose Of Prescription DrugsPhiladelphia Police and the District Attorney's office are teaming up on a pilot program that will make it easier for people to dispose of unwanted and unused prescription drug medication.
Local Partnership Aims To Help People With Prescription CostNow, it's open nationwide, offering free prescription savings cards which allow consumers to plug in the medication, and their zip code, and the search engine provides the cost at different pharmacies in the area.
Police: Pa. Father Put Anti-Anxiety Drugs In Toddler's CerealLower Saucon Township police say they were called to 26-year-old Joseph Wilson's home Sunday afternoon after someone saw another toddler unattended in a stroller and crying.
Operating Under The Influence Has Broad Definition
Improving Communication Could Reduce Health Care MistakesThere is no doubt communication is crucial in health care where the stakes can be tremendously high.
Women Of Reproductive Age Prescribed Opioids At Alarming RateA new study finds nearly 4 or 10 women of reproductive age and 30% of women with private insurance filled an opioid prescription between 2008-2012.
Health: What Happens When Drugs Expire?People depend on drugs every day, but what happens when they expire? You may not have to throw them away, which could save you some money.
Del. Woman Reportedly Looking For Prescription Drugs Gets Screened For Ebola After Calling 911 Four Times In One DayA Del. woman is charged with calling 911 four times in one day with nonexistent emergencies that even resulted in Ebola screening.
Legal Medications Being Used To Get HighThere was a time when illegal drugs were a major problem with young adults. They still are but now there are equal concerns about legal medications to get high.
Pa. Senate Passes Prescription Drug Monitoring ProgramIn an effort to combat abuse, the state Senate has now passed its own version of a bill to create a prescription drug monitoring program.


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The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series last raced about a week-and-a-half ago, taking on the Iowa Speedway in Newton for the American Ethanol 200. Kyle Busch Motorsports part-time driver took the No. 51 Toyota to victory lane for the second-straight race (truck owner Kyle Busch won in the truck the previous race weekend).
This week the Truck Series runs a rare Wednesday night event -- the Mudsummer Classic at the Tony Stewart-owned Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio.
Matt Crafton left Iowa and, as a result, heads into Eldora as the series championship points leader, but not by a large margin. Ryan Blaney moved into second at Iowa and is only two points behind Crafton. Crafton's ThorSport Racing teammate Johnny Sauter is third in the standings, only seven points behind teammate and leader Crafton.
There's one additional driver within 20 points of the top -- German Quiroga. Quiroga is fourth in the standings, 19 points out of the lead.
Here's a look at the top-10 of the Camping World Truck Series driver points standings:
1. Matt Crafton, leader
2. Ryan Blaney, -2
3. Johnny Sauter, -7
4. German Quiroga, -19
5. Ron Hornaday, -23
6. Ben Kennedy, -29
7. Timothy Peters, -31
8. Darrell Wallace Jr. -37
9. Joey Coulter, -48
10. John Wes Townley, -51
After the Iowa race, the ninth event of the 2014 season, the No. 51 Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota, the race winner, came away with a 38-point lead in the Camping World Truck Series owner standings over the No. 88 ThorSport Racing Toyota. But because of a rules violation, the team was docked 10 owner points, drawing the competition 10 points closer. It was the second-consecutive race weekend the 51 team was penalized points for a rules violation.
Even after the deductions, though, the No. 51 still has a rather large lead on the competition.
Toyota teams dominate the top-five of the owner standings, with four of the top-five spots. The manufacturer holds five of the top-six spots, with two Toyotas tied for fifth. The lone non-Toyota team is the No. 29 Brad Keselowski Racing Ford that sits third in the owner standings.
Here's a look at the Camping World Truck Series owner points standings:
1. No. 51 Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota, leader
2. No. 88 ThorSport Racing Toyota, -28
3. No. 29 Brad Keselowski Racing Ford, -30
4. No. 98 ThorSport Racing Toyota, -35
5. No. 77 Red Horse Racing Toyota, -47
5. No. 8 SWM-NEMCO Motorsports Toyota, -47
7. No. 19 Brad Keselowski Racing Ford, -49
8. No. 30 Turner Scott Motorsports Chevrolet, -51
9. No. 31 Turner Scott Motorsports Chevrolet, -57
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The Cardio Tennis program in Australia was recently endorsed by Fitness Australia and Physical Activity Australia and in the process became the first traditional sport in the country to be endorsed by the fitness industry.
Cardio Tennis on the Schedule at 2013 USPTA World Conference
TIA Cardio Tennis Manager, Michele Krause, will travel with members of the Cardio Tennis Trainer's team to Orlando, FL, to provide 2013 USPTA World Conference attendees access to free Cardio Tennis and TRX Cardio Tennis morning workouts, in addition to an opportunity to become Licensed Cardio Tennis and TRX Cardio Tennis professionals at paid trainings available on September 23 & 28, 2013.
Halfway Through 2013: A Snapshot of TIA Efforts
For the first half of 2013 the TIA has been focused on industry efforts to grow the game and the business of tennis. Under the direction of TIA President Greg Mason—whose two-year term commenced at the beginning of 2013—and our board of directors, we continue to focus our efforts on our key strategic platforms.
Using TIA Research to Boost Your Biz
Like any business, you need to use all the tools you have to get ahead, including industry research, such as the recently released 2013 edition of the "State of the Industry" report. Here a few of the key findings of the report and what they may mean for tennis providers. (You'll find more analysis of the research in a story in the upcoming July issue of Racquet Sports Industry magazine.)
To learn more about industry research and reports available, visit TennisIndustry.org/Research or email email@example.com.
Cardio Tennis Team Restructured To Deliver Enhanced Training
In continuing efforts to raise the bar and meet the ever-increasing demand for Cardio Tennis (CT) training in the U.S. and internationally, the longtime Cardio Tennis Speakers team has been restructured. The main role of TIA Cardio Tennis Team members is to deliver the highest quality Cardio Tennis and TRX Cardio Tennis Training Courses.
New Cardio Tennis Website Coming Soon
CardioTennis.com has been revamped and improved--now with more detailed information for both tennis consumers and tennis providers about the expanding Cardio Tennis program. The enhanced functionality and technology features of the new site are crucial components to growing the base of Cardio Tennis providers and players.
Participation in Cardio Tennis Grows to over 1.4 Million
Cardio Tennis participation grew to over 1.4 million participants in 2012, according to the latest U.S. Sports, Fitness & Recreation Participation Report published by the Physical Activity Council (PAC), a consortium of 6 sports and outdoor trade associations. The study, which surveys participation across 125 different sports, fitness and recreation activities, is the nation's largest report on physical activity with a sample size of more than 40,000.
PHIT America Alliance Welcomes Grassroots Influencers
The PHIT America Alliance has created a new category to help support the health and fitness campaign. "Ambassadors" include grassroots influencers such as tennis teaching pros, fitness professionals, retailers, park & rec administrators, P.E. and school teachers or any individual who wants to help spread the word about PHIT America and healthy living.
Cardio Tennis, TRX Cardio Tennis @ PTR 2013
Tennis professionals from across the world were welcomed to Hilton Head Island, S.C., in early May for the annual PTR Tennis Symposium, where the popular and growing Cardio Tennis program was on the morning schedule. In addition, two training courses, giving teaching pros the opportunity to become a Licensed Cardio Tennis Professional and Qualified TRX Cardio Tennis Professional, were held on the days following the symposium.
PAC Study Shows Growth In Cardio Tennis
Cardio Tennis participation grew and frequent player play occasions were up nearly 2%, while overall tennis participation remained flat, according to the Physical Activity Council's (PAC) Annual U.S. Participation in Sports, Fitness, and Recreation report. The study, which surveys participation across 125 different sports, fitness and leisure activities, is the nation's largest report on physical activity. The survey, conducted online with a sample size of more than 40,000, is supported by six sports, fitness, and recreation trade organizations.


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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Senate is expected today to reject President Barack Obama's increase in the federal minimum wage.
The bill would gradually boost the $7.25 hourly minimum to $10.10 over 30 months.
But Republicans are opposed to the bill, saying lawmakers should focus on bills that would create jobs.


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World renowned physicist and Nobel laureate Steven Weinberg, holder of the Josey Regental Chair in Science, will deliver the University's 2001 spring Commencement address.
The 118th UT Commencement ceremony will be held May 19 on the South Terrace of the Main Building.
Weinberg is a professor of physics and astronomy at UT Austin and is founding director of the Theory Group in the College of Natural Sciences. Well known for his development of a field theory that unifies the electromagnetic and weak nuclear forces, and for other major contributions to physics and cosmology, he is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, Britains Royal Society, the American Philosophical Society, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Council on Foreign Relations, among other organizations.
Weinberg's work has been honored with numerous prizes, including the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1979 and the National Medal of Science in 1991.
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Weinberg is the author of the prize-winning book The First Three Minutes: A Modern View of the Origin of the Universe (which has been translated into 22 foreign languages) as well as Gravitation and Cosmology, The Discovery of Subatomic Particles, Dreams of a Final Theory and The Quantum Theory of Fields. Last year, Weinberg was the recipient of the Scientist as Poet prize from Rockefeller University for "extraordinary achievements in conveying with passionate clarity the ideas, history, explanatory power and aesthetic dimensions of fundamental physics." The citation mentioned two of Weinberg's books.
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by Brenna
December 7th, 2012
The Nutcracker
The Nutcracker Ballet is a classic winter tale and there have been many interpretations. So we thought we'd have a go at reinterpreting The Nutcracker in socks. If any of the principal players strike your fancy, links to the styles are scattered throughout the narration. Let's begin!
The scene opens on the Sockerhaus home, the tree of green DreaM Stockings has been decorated for the holiday in lights and ornaments with stars on top. Marie and her brother Fritz admire the trimmings.
The clock strikes and a mysterious figure appears. It's Herr Drosselmidcalf!
He's brought with him a wonderful toy, a fanciful nutcracker shaped like a soldier.
Marie is charmed by the nutcracker.
Fritz, to spite Marie, breaks the nutcracker. Fritz is a jerk.
After everyone else has gone to bed, Marie goes to check on the poor nutcracker still lying under the tree. She falls asleep.
The clock strikes midnight and Marie awakens, to find the tree grown crazy tall and the nutcracker bigger than she!
Suddenly, an army of mice appear, led by a ferocious king mouse.
The mice attack the nutcracker, overwhelming him.
Marie thinks fast and throws a slipper (well, she's a slipper—so, herself) at the king mouse, knocking him out. The army of mice run away.
But what happens next? Tune in next week for the socktastic conclusion of The Nutcracker Sock Ballet!
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Truly laughing out loud, coughing and wheezing, then laughing some more. Well done.
December 7th, 2012 at 11:42 am
Best Sock Story EVER!
December 7th, 2012 at 11:50 am
Now officially dead of too much adorable. So awesome!
December 7th, 2012 at 11:52 am
Love it!!! Creative and hilarious. I can't wait for the next installment 😀
December 7th, 2012 at 12:43 pm
Aww, you guys are all too great and sweet. I had lots of fun doing this, so I'm glad you're all having fun enjoying it! 🙂
I NEED THEM AAAALLL!! OMG!! These are AMAZING!!! 😀 Sure hope the Sugarplum Fairy is there 🙂
I love Fritz as a cockroach…EWWW!!
(although, i kinda like bugs)
This is so cute and I too was laughing out loud… what fun!!
@Chels, oh, she is and she is (in my opinion) pretty adorable.
@Raubynn, I feel the same way! He seems like the kind of kid that would keep quite a few bugs.
@Abby H, Thank you so much! When it gets to be busy holiday season, doing silly things like this brings me joy, so I'm glad that it's something I can share.
December 10th, 2012 at 8:08 am
Awww… So cute
December 13th, 2012 at 1:50 pm
so cute can not wait for the next one
December 13th, 2012 at 1:52 pm
@Terane & @Jordan Thank you!


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HSC Motivational Presents
Okay, we have to be honest, a teacher at a school spurned our creativity on this one. As Year 12 students across Australia start the next 5 months of 2013 HSC trials followed by HSC exams, how do you want to start that journey for them?
If you have thoughts on how to motivate an HSC student, we would love you to share them with us. Do you think pep talks? Or a bribe? Or a gift? is what kids need?
This lovely teacher who motivated us, put together a care pack for their niece. A few motivational signs, minties, kitkats, coffee, aromatherapy, eye masks, and lots of other wonderul things all placed together in a cute carrier.
Personalised gifts for the HSC may seem very "American" but they mean a lot so think about what might work for your friends or family.
We know many people give gifts once the student has graduated, from simple things like a celebration dinner out, to other more heirloom style presents like watches and laptops etc.
But we think a motivational, care pack is even better. To any companies making gift hampers, you should invent an HSC motivational gift hamper, because we just searched for it and nothing!
We can offer a link to some HSC motivational quotes that you could make into a poster or card.
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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Negbaur, Gary (Lowell)
Negbaur, Gary (Lowell), pianist, singer, composer, b. New York, NY, 18 January 1967. Raised by his piano-teacher mother (born Babette Grimes, 1930) and his father (Hal Negbaur, born 1928), Gary was the youngest of three children (brother Brad Negbaur, b. 1965 -a singer; sister Gail Negbaur, b. 1962).
Gary studied piano and music theory at the Diller Quaile School of Music with Mallory Miller. (His mother teaches at this school as well.) His high school years were also enhanced by two summers at Camp Encore/Coda where he began to study jazz and 4 years of participation in his high school jazz band under the direction of Aaron Bell. After performing a graduation recital, he went off to Harvard University in 1985. Although not a music major, Gary studied piano with Dr. James Romeo (1 year) and Harvey Diamond (2 years) as well as taking composition classes with Prof. Ivan Tcherepnin, Prof. Graeme Boone and Mr. Roger Neill. His studies were highlighted with piano master classes with Ellis Marsalis and Harry Connick Jr. as well as a summer studying with Dr. Billy Taylor at the Jazz in July Workshop in Improvisation at U. Mass Amherst. At Harvard, he received the annual John Harvard Scholarship for "academic excellence" from 1986-1989 and graduated Magn a Cum Laude in 1989. He was also awarded the David McCord prize for "unusual creative talent." After graduation, he remained in Cambridge for a year as a music tutor at Leverett House, one of Harvard's residential colleges. He released his first recording of original songs in 1990 and also contributed music to the feature-film An American Summer. He moved to Austin, Texas in 1990 and studied piano with Prof. Jeff Helmer and voice with John Aielli during his three-year stay. He played in lots of clubs, appeared on Austin Community Television and wrote songs. He received a scholarship from the Berklee College of Music in Boston, and spent the summer of 1992 studying piano with Jeffrey Correll and lyric writing with Pat Pattison. He returned to Texas and garnered the Best Blues Song Award from the Austin Songwriter's Association in 1993 and participated in the renowned South by Southwest Music festival during that same year. He returned to New York in 1993. The positive reception of his CD Let Me Explain led to a series of national tours, radio interviews, and newspaper articles. It also led to recording gigs as a sideman including playing keyboards on Tom Ze's Fabrication Defect (1998). Beginning in 1997, his frequent gigs around the country were soon complemented by gigs on cruise ships. These cruise ship gigs called on Gary to focus on playing standards in addition to his well-received original material. Around this time, he began studying voice with Jacquelyne Presti and to further exploration of the jazz vocal repertoire. This study led him to discover that many of the great jazz vocal songs come from theater music. As he delved into this rich vein of composition, his own writing began to turn in this direction. In 2001, his one-act musical Librarians in Love premiered. It was recently accepted into the well-known FRINGE theater festival and will be performed again in the summer of 2002. He is already at work on his next project: a full length musical called Beer Goggles. He also continues to gig extensively as a soloist and with his trio.
Recordings and compositions:
Let me explain (1994); "Erev Shel Shoshanim" (GN composition based on a traditional folk Song) for the Paraparim Dance Ensemble: Mulberry Street Theatre (NY, NY): 12/1998, Karmiel International Dance Festival (Karmiel, Israel): 7/1998, Portland Harbor Festival (Portland, ME): 6/1998; Tom Ze: Fabrication Defect (1998); Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat (1999); Lucky, the pussycat club (1999); The Prescients: Venus to Earth (9199); Cinema 8, Cinema 8 (2001); Unreleased Live Recording of the Gary Negbaur Quintet at Excello Studios (2001)
Radio and television broadcasts:
The Gary Negbaur trio on Austin Cable Television (1993)
Gary Negbaur on Austin Cable Television (1992)
Gary Negbaur (1990)
(Lots of radio interviews and newspaper articles.)
Film soundtracks:
Sincerely Yours (2002) (An Ann Reilly short film release [included compositions by GN] which will be broadcast on www.hypnotic.com)
An American Summer, (1990) (includes compositions by GN, Broadcast on HBO, Cinemax etc.)
Theater productions:
Beer Goggles, a full length musical (2003)
Librarians in Love, a one-act musical (2001)
Contact information:
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The Arlington Public Library is offering a class for homes chooled students aged three to seven. It will be a great field trip for both parents and children, and will give the kids a lesson that's as fun as it is informative.
Homeschool Hands on Science: Backbone Bonanza will be held at the Central Library Community Room on Tuesday, October 9, from 2 to 3 p.m. Do your home school students know what a vertebrate is? Do you (hint: there's a giveaway clue in the title of the class)?
Attendees of this hands-on science class will go on a "vertebrate safari" and learn fun facts about animals that are classified as vertebrates. To really bring the lesson home, they'll also get a chance to create a vertebrate animal of their own.
The community room at the library is plenty big enough to give the kids room to move around, and with a library full of books around, students can do even more research if they're inspired by the safari.
This is not the only home school class the library offers. Check the calendar for more information. The Central Library is located at 101 E. Abram St. For more information about the Backbone Bonanza, contact the library at 817-459-6900.


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I am now officially back from my vacation in Spain. Wow! That was cool. It was completely different from the rest of Europe. Spain reminds me of a cross between Italy and the US. I will make an effort over the next couple of days to write a couple entries about the vacation and some travel tips for Spain. We learned several lessons the hard way.


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Scott Kurtz was introduced to me by former guest, Gary Arndt. Part of Gary's email said this:
"Scott is an Eisner and Harvey award winning cartoonist. He has been drawing PvP for over a decade and has been the leading voice in the industry. He has a great podcast and co-wrote the book on webcomics. He has been a leader in helping creators profit from their work.
I think Scott would be a great guest for the show, and it would probably be one the best shows you've ever done."
I couldn't agree more with Gary. This is one of the longest interviews I've ever done on the show because I was just enthralled by Scott. He has an amazing story, a rise to success that went against the traditional path, and is just an interesting guy to boot.
Today's Rise To The Top show is sponsored by HubSpot, which helps more than 4,000 small and medium sized businesses generate traffic and leads, and convert them into customers with its inbound marketing software. Discover the value of inbound marketing which is exactly the way I've built the audience on The Rise To The Top. Download the 2011 State of Inbound Marketing report absolutely free at bit.ly/stateofinboundmarketing.
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
Bittersweet dreams...
I love this mountain... so did he.
It's more about the journey than the destination. I look forward to giving a full report next week.
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- Sherri B. said...
Many times I have thought of you and the time you shared with us about your brother. My heart and prayers are with you at this important time for your entire family. xxoo
- August 25, 2011 at 1:06 PM
- Katiebee said...
hugs to you & yours heather~
beautiful picture!
- August 25, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- Linda Chapman said...
May the peace of God go with you and comfort you.......
- August 25, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- Mfeadowsweet Cottage said...
"Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like autumn leaves."--John Muir
It's one of my all time favorite quotes and seems perfect as you head out to Hood. ((hugs))
- August 26, 2011 at 11:40 AM
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Hi Heather. I read your original post, and it brought tears to my eyes. I am thinking of you and your family. I hope that your experiences this weekend bring some joyfulness.
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February 14, 2011 Weekly Release (PDF)
College Hockey America Weekly Award Winners for Games Through February 14
College Hockey America Players of the Week
Meghan Agosta, Mercyhurst
Senior, Forward, Ruthven, Ontario
Agosta scored her 150th career goal and totaled five points as the Lakers swept CHA foe Syracuse by the scorers of 4-0 and 4-2 last weekend at Tennity Ice Pavilion. She dished out two assists, including the secondary helper on the game-winning goal, in Friday's 4-0 blanking. The next day she tied former Harvard forward Nicole Corriero for most goals in NCAA women's hockey history as part of a three-point performance, leading the Lakers to their eighth straight win.
College Hockey America Goaltender of the Week
Hillary Pattenden – Mercyhurst
Junior, Goaltender, Surrey, British Columbia
Pattenden moved her winning streak to eight games with both wins over the Orange last weekend. She made 35 saves on the weekend, including 20 in Friday's 4-0 victory to record her sixth shutout of the year. By limiting Syracuse to two goals on Saturday, Pattenden now has allowed two goals or less in seven straight games, lowering her goals against average to 2.01 on the season.
College Hockey America Rookie of the Week
Thea Imbrogno – Robert Morris
Freshman, Forward, Etobicoke, Ontario
Imbrogno started off the week by collecting her second consecutive multi-point performance when she collected a goal and an assist during a nine-minute span of the second period to break a 2-2 tie and give RMU a two-goal advantage. It was her fifth multi-point performance of the season and marked the second occasion in which she has produced back-to-back multi-point games against CHA foes. The following afternoon Im- brogno assisted on the goal that began RMU's comeback and led to a 2-1 victory. She is cur- rently riding a six-game point streak, which ties her for the second-longest mark in program history. Imbrogno has a team-leading 15 points in 13 conference contests and ranks among the top 10 nationally in points per game for rookies.
College Hockey America Honor Roll
Margot Scharfe – Syracuse (Freshman, Forward, Toronto, Ontario) – Scharfe recorded a goal and an as- sist in game two against Mercyhurst on Saturday, Feb. 12. She now has five goals and four assists on the sea- son.
College Hockey America Team Notes
MERCYHURST: Mercyhurst (26-5-0, 15-0-0 CHA) extended its winning streak to eight games with a two-game sweep of Syracuse last weekend at Tennity Ice Pavilion. MC defeated the Orange by the scores of 4-0 and 4-2 to extend their lead in the all-time series to 13-0-0. Senior captain Meghan Agosta led all scorers with a goal and four assists. Her goal on Saturday marked her 150th career at Mercyhurst and tied her with former Harvard forward Nicole Corriero for most goals in NCAA women's hockey history. Junior Jess Jones tallied three goals in the series, two of which came on Saturday...Senior assistant captain Jesse Scanzano scored twice in Friday's win to mark her sixth multi-goal game of the season. Junior Hillary Pattenden (24-5-0) recorded both wins and notched her sixth shutout of the season. Mercyhurst now has seven 10-plus goal scorers this season, the most since the 2008-09 team that reached the national championship game. The Lakers won't return to action until Friday, Feb. 25 when they host Robert Morris for senior night at the Mercyhurst Ice Center. The Lakers took all three contests against the Colonials this season by a combined score of 20-7. Overall, they lead the all-time series 26-0-0.
NIAGARA: The Niagara Purple Eagles will host the Wayne State Warriors in two-game set starting Friday in their final home games of the season. Niagara, who was idle last week, sits in second place in conference with a 6-4-2 record behind fifth-ranked Mercyhurst and ahead of Syracuse. The Purple Eagles swept the Warriors in early January for their first road sweep of Wayne State since Feb. 2005.
ROBERT MORRIS: Robert Morris took an early lead and never trailed, but the Colonials were forced to settle for a 4-4 tie with Wayne State after a late Warrior rally Friday. The Colonials used brilliant of- fensive play on special teams throughout the contest as RMU went 3-for-6 on the power play and also registered its first shorthanded goal of the season. Senior assistant captain Sara O'Malley's goal made her the first player in RMU history to hit the 90-point plateau. It also marked the first time in program history that Robert Morris had at least 10 players collect a point in a game against a current CHA opponent. Sopho- more Courtney Langston's first point of the season doubled as her first-career game-winning score as RMU came back from an early deficit to take down the Warriors, 2-1, Saturday. The Colonials turned a deficit into a lead within a 20-second span in the second period as O'Malley got the comeback started with her 50th career goal, becoming the first player in RMU history to hit that plateau. The RMU penalty-kill unit was particularly impressive as it held the Warriors scoreless on 10 power-play chances. It marked the most power plays killed off by the Colonials without con- ceding a power-play goal since Robert Morris' inaugural season, a span of 186 games. In 70 percent of the games in which it has earned a point this season, Robert Morris has come from behind to do so. RMU will return to Pittsburgh for its final home games of the season this weekend as the Colonials play host to Syracuse in a crucial two-game set with CHA seeding on the line.
SYRACUSE: The Syracuse University women's ice hockey team was swept by No. 5 Mercyhurst last weekend, 4-0 and 4-2 at Tennity Ice Pavilion. The Orange is now 11-15-4 overall and 5-6-1 in CHA play. Friday's game marked the second time the Lakers have shutout the Orange this season. Mercyhurst leads the all-time series 14-0 and has outscored Syracuse 66-18 in 14 meetings between the two teams. Freshman goaltender Kallie Billadeau made 40 saves each game for a total of 80 saves in the series. In game two, sophomore Holly Carrie-Mattimoe and freshman Margot Scharfe each recorded a goal and an assist. The Orange will take on Robert Morris on Feb. 18 and 19. SU will return home on Feb. 25 and 26 for its final regular-season series against Niagara before hosting the 2011 CHA Tournament on Match 3-5.
WAYNE STATE: Wayne State played its final home series of the year last weekend, skating to a 4-4 tie with Robert Morris on Friday before losing the finale, 2-1. Julie Ingratta scored two goals in the final 7:21 of regulation Friday, including an extra-attacker goal with 38 seconds left in the third period. The goals came after WSU erased a pair of one-goal deficits before the Colonials scored two power-play goals in the second period to take a 4-2 lead. On Saturday, the Colonials scored two goals in a 20-second span in the second period, erasing a 1-0 WSU lead established early in the game by Lauren Lovold, who earned her first collegiate point. Delayne Brian made 20 saves Saturday and 47 on the weekend, bringing her total to 889 for the year, 47 shy of Anna VanderMarliere's single-season school record. Brian did pass VanderMarliere, however, for the single-season mark in minutes played (1676:05). The Warriors will close out the regular season this weekend at Niagara, and will have a weekend off leading into the CHA Tournament.


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Is there a program that would
diff two directories recursively and compile the differences into a nice GUI tree that I could peruse (preferably filter) to ensure that everything I want made it over to the drive? It should only show files that are not in both directories.
(Also, please ignore the inadequacy of my backup solution)


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When Darlene Deeg builds a burrito, she uses a bounty of beans, veggies, cheese and salsa. "My husband doesn't notice he's not getting meat," she pens from Vernon, British Columbia. "Serve them with sour cream, chopped tomatoes and avocado. Leftovers make a great taco salad topping."
- 2 small zucchini, shredded
- 2 medium carrots, shredded
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 can (16 ounces) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 can (15 ounces) black beans, rinsed and drained
- 1-1/2 cups frozen corn, thawed
- 3/4 cup salsa
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium taco seasoning
- 2 teaspoons ground cumin
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/4 cup minced fresh cilantro
- 8 flour tortillas (8 inches), warmed
- In a large skillet over medium heat, cook and stir the zucchini, carrots and onion in oil for 3-5 minutes or until tender. Stir in the beans, corn, salsa, taco seasoning and cumin. Cook and stir for 5-7 minutes or until vegetables are tender.
- Remove from the heat. Stir in cheese and cilantro. Spoon about 2/3 cupful filling off center on each tortilla. Fold sides and ends over filling and roll up. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Calypso Burritos in Country Woman August/September 2007, p37
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Welcome to the home page of composer Gavin Skinner. All music on this site is subject to copyright and is for demonstration purposes only. It may not be used for any other purpose without permission.
"The idea of a composer suddenly having a terrific idea and sitting up all night to write it is nonsense. Nighttime is for sleeping."
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College Hockey:CC Shuts Out Minnesota, Looks For First Broadmoor Trophy
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Their rivalry is one of the best in college hockey right now because both teams are having tremendous seasons. Colorado College and Denver, located about 70 miles apart on the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, shared the MacNaughton Cup as WCHA regular-season champions.
Now, they'll get another game to decide who's best. Colorado College overcame a pro-Minnesota crowd of 17,794 at the Xcel Energy Center to down the Gophers 3-0 Friday in a WCHA Final Five semifinal and advance to the championship game for a rematch with the Pioneers.
And they won't be able to split this title.
The Tigers, in search of their first Broadmoor Trophy, got two goals and an assist by Hobey Baker Award finalist Brett Sterling for their third straight win over Minnesota in the Twin Cities.
"If we had to pick any team, I think Denver would be one of those teams that you want to play," Colorado College goaltender Curtis McElhinney said. "I know they've got a great team this year, they've had a lot of success so far. We've both come away with two games [in the season series], so we're both looking forward to it and this'll be a good chance to decide the championship."
And get the bragging rights. McElhinney made 34 saves to become the first goaltender to blank Minnesota since the first game of the 2003-04 season and got some help from a disallowed goal to help his team all but wrap up a No. 1 seed for the NCAA tournament.
McElhinney, the WCHA's first-team goaltender and a likely All-American, improved to 19-2-1 this season by frustrating the Gophers all night.
The second-seeded Tigers (29-7-3) were outshot 32-22, including 14-5 in the third period when the Gophers (26-13-1) mounted a rally. But third-seeded Minnesota's fate may have been decided early in the game when a decision unexpectedly went in CC's favor.
The Gophers appeared to take a 1-0 lead early in the second period when Mike Howe fired a wrist shot high past McElhinney. But the video review given to all goals revealed that Minnesota's Danny Irmen had part of his skate blade in the crease when the puck went in the net and the goal was disallowed.
Just 14 seconds later, Sterling scored his first goal of the night, beating Minnesota goaltender Justin Johnson high to the short side on a rush up the right wing.
"When we found out that goal was disallowed, it gave our team a lot of energy," Sterling said. "The crowd got really pumped up at first and it kind of took a little wind out of their sails, knowing the goal was disallowed. We just wanted to go from there and establish ourselves."
Just as it propped up one team, it deflated the other.
"It was just a complete change in momentum there," Minnesota forward Gino Guyer said. "We were feeling good on the bench and when it's disallowed you sag a little bit and they come down and score. I could definitely tell we sagged a little bit after that time."
Sterling assisted on Aaron Slattengren's 11th goal of the season just under five minutes later for a 2-0 lead, intercepting a blind backhand pass by Minnesota defenseman Chris Harrington and firing a shot on Johnson, who made the save. But Slattengren slid the rebound under the goaltender for a power-play goal.
Sterling scored his second goal of the game and 32nd of the season on an odd play just under five minutes into the third period. He rifled a wrist shot off the crossbar, and while the goal judge incorrectly turned on the red light, Sterling collected the rebound and banked it in off Johnson's leg.
"He's obviously a top player in the league," Johnson said, "and he showed it tonight."
Minnesota had its chances, especially early before the Tigers cracked down on defense. Jerrid Reinholz hit the crossbar early in the game and Tyler Hirsch missed an open net with a one-time slap shot off a McElhinney turnover in the second period.
The Gophers had five cracks at the power play and often got the puck near the crease but couldn't get the bounces to go their way.
"I think the difference tonight was their all-league players played like all-league players," Minnesota coach Don Lucia said.
The Tigers swept the Gophers at Mariucci Arena in January and have won three straight against Minnesota since losing 7-2 in Colorado Springs on Dec. 4.
Now they get to turn their attention back to their close rival, with whom they'll share a charter flight back to Colorado after Saturday's game. The Tigers and Pioneers split the season series 2-2 and split their games on the final weekend of the regular season, giving each half a share of the MacNaughton Cup.
"I'm excited for the game," Sterling said. "This year has been a great battle between us and Denver all year long, getting co-champions. It all comes down to one game for the Broadmoor Trophy, so it doesn't get much better. The flight might be a little bit more interesting than it was on the way out, but it's no big deal. At least they've got two separate sides of the plane."
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What's the difference? Russians would argue that ethnic Russians were the majority living in Crimea before they annexed it. Israel can't claim that Palestinians are ethnic Israelis can they? Well, maybe they can. Adopting Palestinian Arabs as their own kind might be the way ahead. The roots are deep and at one point there was no difference among them.
"Arab citizens of Israel[3] are non-Jewish Israeli citizens, the majority of whose cultural and linguistic heritage or ethnic identity is Palestinian.[4] The traditional vernacular of most Arab citizens, irrespective of religion, is the Palestinian dialect of Arabic. Most Arab citizens of Israel are functionally bilingual, their second language being Modern Hebrew. By religious affiliation, most are Muslim, particularly of the Sunni branch of Islam. There is a significant Arab Christian minority from various denominations as well as Druze, among other religious communities. Israeli Mizrahi Jews are not usually considered to form part of this population.
According to Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics, the Arab population in 2013 was estimated at 1,658,000, representing 20.7% of the country's population.[2]"
News today is that Israel may have to conquer Gaza in order to locate and destroy all of the missiles and other ammunition used by the Hamas for attacking Israel. There is an equally good reason for Israel to take over Gaza and that is to install the Palestinian State of United Israel. The process of assimilating and new state building would take some time, yet there is no better time than the present to begin.
The vision is one nation under Israel with a Palestinian state that begins with a Gaza. The process begins by eliminating Hamas. It ends by tearing down the wall that currently separates Gaza from Israel.
Vision like this defines what is possible. It defines what may be inevitably essential.
Andrew Hurley wrote a book with the title "One Nation Under Israel."
"Former Under Secretary of State and Ambassador to the UN George Ball stated, 'Practically every congressman and senator says his prayers to the AIPAC lobby... they have done an enormous job of corrupting the American democratic process.'
Andrew Hurley has done a masterful job in telling the story of Israel and the power of (American Israel Public Affairs Committee) AIPAC over the U.S. Congress. This remarkable book was first published under the title Holocaust II, Saving Israel From Suicide as a public service at the end of a long, successful financial and law career.
Arguably, US warring in the Middle East both through its own forces and through United Nations' actions, has only one lasting beneficiary--the state of Israel. Israel's power has been magnified by the destruction of its neighbors. Andrew Hurley's thoroughly researched book explains why."
I don't think that I would agree with Hurley and his conclusion. Mine might be something of the opposite. Hurley claims that Israel has hijacked the American Congress into providing unconditional support.
Here is why Israel deserved 'unconditional support'. It isn't because Jewish people deserve a land of their own. It is because they have the competence to govern. It isn't because they were persecuted into near oblivion. Palestinian Arabs have an argument like that one too. It is because a large population located in this place of universal historic significance needs a united government.
So, Israel should be encouraged to purge Gaza of violence and to make it part of Israel. It should work to convert Palestinian-Gaza Arabs to becoming citizens of Israel. They don't have to convert from Sunni Arabs to Jews, they must convert to becoming tolerant citizens who want to contribute to a sustainable society.


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College Hockey:Merrimack Stays Alive in Playoff Hunt
Exter's 30 Saves Key Warriors' Victory Over BU
BOSTON — If UMass-Amherst makes it into the Hockey East playoffs, Merrimack is going to make sure it does it the old-fashioned way, by earning it.
With the Minutemen pulling off a dramatic 2-1 overtime win at UNH in New Hampshire on Friday, Merrimack avoided elimination from the playoffs with a road victory of its own.
Joe Exter's 30-save night helped the Warriors to hold off Boston University 3-2 Friday night in front of spring break-depleted crowd of 2,918 at Walter Brown Arena.
Lucas Smith, Nick Parillo, and Vincent Clevenger scored the goals for the Warriors (14-18-4, 7-14-3 Hockey East), who now must hope that UNH beats UMass-Amherst in its home rink Saturday night. A Minutemen tie or win will oust the Warriors from the quarterfinals in the absurdly competitive Hockey East playoff race.
"If by chance UMass takes three out of four from UNH and we don't get in, will I be disappointed?" Warrior coach Chris Serino said. "Well, yeah, but not as disappointed because I know we did what we had to do tonight. That's the bottom line.
"I told them before the game, you know, guys, lookit, let's play," Serino said. "I don't want to sit around watching radios and TVs. If we win, and we don't get in the playoffs, hey, let the chips fall where they may. At least we know we did what we had to do. You have to battle your [butt] off to get eighth place in this league. It's crazy."
"We heard that the UNH-UMass game was 1-0 [in the third period], and we had to go out there and just lay it on the line," Exter said. "I think that's the most pressure this team's faced all year and we did nothing but step up to the challenge. Every single guy on the ice came through."
Terrier coach Jack Parker liked his team's effort more than the result.
"Besides the fact that we could only generate two goals out of 50 cumulative shots [attempted], the power play kind of disappeared on us tonight as well," Parker said. "I thought their goaltender played pretty well, I thought their defense played well in front of him, as far as keeping us from rebounds."
Playing without captain Carl Corazzini, who injured a shoulder in practice Wednesday and will not play until at least next weekend, the Terriers started off cautiously but soon gained momentum. With the teams playing four on four at 4:51, BU got on the scoreboard first.
Defenseman Colin Sheen's slap shot from the left point was blocked by Warrior goalie Joe Exter, but the rebound came out to Nick Gillis in the slot. Gillis backhanded home a shot between the goalie's skates for a 1-0 lead.
Merrimack picked up the equalizer within three minutes. Towering defenseman Stephen Moon fired a pass from the Warrior zone to fourth-line centerman Lucas Smith, initiating a two-on-one break. Smith opted for the shot and flummoxed Terrier netminder Sean Fields with a stick-side wrister that floated high into the net.
In the waning minutes of the period, a power play gave the Terriers a good chance to regain the lead. Mike Pandolfo set up Dan Cavanaugh streaking across the slot, but the centerman couldn't quite get the handle for a strong shot, and the puck went wide.
BU's territorial edge seemed to continue in the second period, but its offensive pressure soon backfired. Chris Dyment attempted to throw the puck on net from the right point, but Warrior left wing Nick Parillo intercepted the puck and raced off on a breakaway. Fields made the initial save, but Parillo punched home the rebound for a sudden 2-1 Merrimack lead just 1:11 into the second period.
The first seven shots of the period belonged to the visitors, as the Terriers season-long second-period woes seemed destined to continue. However, the tide turned, as the Terriers reeled off 11 straight shots of their own. Yet all of this was to no avail on the scoreboard.
BU had a bit of a scare at 17:30, when a garden-variety shot from the point by freshman Tony Johnson trickled over the top of Fields' glove and fell in the crease before being cleared by an alert defenseman.
The Terriers dodged another bullet with 1:10 left in the period. Ron Mongeau's bad angle shot actually beat Fields and slid perilously close to the goal line before ticking the post and going wide.
The Terriers had a few good opportunities on a power play early in the third, but Merrimack proceeded to pick up a huge insurance goal halfway through the period. Senior Vincent Clevenger picked up the rebound of a Tony Johnson slap shot from the point, then wheeled and beat Fields with a shot from the face-off circle. From the way Clevenger celebrated, one had to wonder if he thought the Terriers were done for the night.
But they weren't, as BU increased the urgency of its play. Freshman Mark Mullen's first collegiate goal was timely for the Terriers, as he beat Exter low with a 10-footer from the right-wing faceoff circle at 14:14.
It was a wild ride the rest of the way, as Exter did his best to withstand the surging Terriers. The Warrior seniors led the way, responding to the pressure of potentially having to turn in their uniforms this weekend.
"John Pyliotis, the last shift of the game, it was like he was possessed," Serino said. "He was after the puck, he made two or three great plays down low. Vinny Clevenger took the game over there in the last four or five minutes.
"That's the way it is: You're in a hostile environment, and tomorrow you could be turning in the uniform. And they responded to that."
BU (13-17-3, 9-11-3 Hockey East) has now sealed its fate for the quarterfinals in that it cannot host a series next weekend. The Terriers will finish either fifth or sixth in the league and will play at Providence, Maine, or UNH. First, however, they finish their regular season by hosting archrival Boston College on Sunday game evening in a game telecast by Fox Sports New England.
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Animal welfare activists are not happy about Liam Neeson's support for horse-drawn carriages in New York City's Central Park. On Saturday, about 40 protesters gathered outside his Upper West Side Manhattan apartment with signs saying, "Horse abuse is not romantic," as New York Post reported on April 20. One animal rights activist commented, "he's up on his high horse supporting animal abuse."
Last month, the "Kinsey" star spoke out against Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to replace Central Park's horse-drawn carriages with vintage electric cars. Neeson invited City Council members to the Clinton Park Stables to show how well the carriage horses were cared for. The mayor declined the invitation. Neeson felt that de Blasio should have "manned up" and faced him.
On April 14, the "Taken" star published a New York Times editorial in which talked he about his experiences growing up with and riding horses on his aunt's farm in Northern Ireland, and later working with horses in a professional context, having appeared in Westerns. He also pointed out that 64 percent of New Yorkers opposed de Blasio's ban on horse carriages, and that the horses were humanely treated.
As Neeson argued, "I can appreciate a happy and well-cared-for horse when I see one. It has been my experience, always, that horses, much like humans, are at their happiest and healthiest when working. Horses have been pulling from the beginning of time. It is what they have been bred to do."
The "Michael Collins" star also suggested that it was a class issue between immigrant workers and well-funded animal rights lobbyists. As he argued, "a majority of carriage drivers and stable hands are recent immigrants...They love their jobs and their horses, and they take pride in being ambassadors for this great city. I can't help but see the proposed ban as a class issue: Their livelihoods are now at risk because the animal-rights opponents of the industry are well funded by real-estate interests..."
Neeson also criticized the mayor for being unwilling to hear both sides of the issue. As he commented, "before we lose this signature element of New York's culture and history — instantly recognizable to the millions of tourists who visit our city and contribute to its economy — the least the mayor can do is come down to the stables and see how the horses are cared for."
Although Neeson is passionate about his support for horse-drawn carriages, he is in the minority as far as Hollywood. A number of celebrities, including Alec Baldwin, Pink, Alicia Silverstone, Peter Dinklage, Dave Navarro, Wendy Williams, Kathy Najimy, and Lea Michele have all publicly supported Mayor de Blasio's bill.
As Pink commented, "every time I see a horse-drawn carriage with its nose in the tailpipe of a cab and the blinders on and all the pollution and the congestion and the traffic and the noise, it just hurts my heart." Meanwhile, Baldwin alluded to the issue on an episode of "30 Rock" when he described the carriages as "rolling torture wagons for nature's most dignified creature."
Still, Baldwin did suggest that he would be open to preserving the carriage trade, if he could ensure that the animals were humanely treated. As he commented, "I don't have a problem with the carriage trade. If they remove all the cars in Manhattan, and build a farm with an acre of land for each horse to graze, I will invest my own money."
Were the animals rights activists justified in protesting outside Liam Neeson's apartment? Or was Neeson justified in wanting to defend an issue that he felt passionately about? Should Central Park replace the carriage horses with vintage electric cars? Or is there a way to preserve this long-standing institution while still making sure that the horses are treated properly?


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Scotty McCreery, you just won the Academy of Country Music's Best New Artist Award! What are you going to do next? Oh, really? College, huh? Well, hopefully these plane tickets to Disney World are refundable. Less than a year after winning the American Idol crown, watching his debut album reach platinum status and lull us to sleep with his deep Southern drawl, the AP reports Scotty McCreery has revealed his acceptance and decision to attend North Carolina State University in Raleigh, where his father is also a graduate. Aha! This explains the strategic move to get people to start calling him "Scott" of late—everybody reinvents themselves in college! McCreery plans to matriculate to the public university in the fall, explaining he'd like to plan his touring and music schedule around his education. The close proximity to his childhood home in Garner, N.C. should help with laundry before hitting the road for any upcoming gigs, and the school's strong athletics program should keep him entertained in between classes—just think twice before letting him on the baseball team.
For someone who's already mastered winning over millions of strangers, what can dusty textbooks and tenured professors teach him? Apparently not much about his craft. "Music I'm learning every day now… from Brad Paisley on the road and different things," he told People. "I think marketing would be a cool way of learning how to stay out there and stay current. And study other things!" Yes, Scotty! Other things! College rules. But if the 18-year-old thinks ladies are problematic in high school, just wait until he experiences the surprises of dorm life. At least "I won American Idol" isn't your typical orientation icebreaker.


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The Philadephia Eagles are reportedly holding a press conference tomorrow morning with New Orleans Saints running back Mike Bell, a restricted free agent who is extending his visit with the Birds.
Citing an unnamed team source, The Philadelphia Daily News and other outlets in the City of Brotherly Love are now reporting Bell is likely to sign an offer sheet from the Eagles.
But Bell's agent, Josh Luchs, said no concrete offer sheet has been put on the table and that the Seattle Seahawks, the first team Bell visited, remain a contender for the 26-year-old's services.
Bell has taken a physical in Philadelphia and apparently passed it without restrictions, according to Luchs.
The Saints would have the chance to match any offer made by the Eagles, who are seeking to shore up their running back roster after releasing Brian Westbrook. Should the Saints decline - and the fact they tendered Bell at the salary and compensation minimum indicates they would - the Eagles would owe no compensation because Bell was undrafted coming out of college.
Meanwhile, a third, still unnamed team also remains interested in Bell. Contrary to reports in Philadelphia, however, that team is not the Cleveland Browns.