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College Hockey:Men's D-III wrap: March 11
The first rounds of the NCAA tournament have come and gone. Norwich, Oswego, Wisconsin-Eau Claire, and Utica are the four teams that remain and will be fighting for a national championship this weekend.
Oswego was runner-up in the tournament last year, with a 4-1 loss to St. Norbert. Norwich also made the Frozen Four, losing to St. Norbert in the semifinal round. The Lakers and Cadets will face off in the 4 p.m. game on Friday.
On the other side of the bracket are two "rookie" teams in Wisconsin-Eau Claire and Utica. Neither team has made an appearance in the Frozen Four. They will compete in the 7:30 p.m. contest at the Herb Brooks Arena in Lake Placid, New York.
Now let's take a look at the journey in the first rounds of the tournament that earned these teams a spot in the Frozen Four.
Norwich was the first team to punch its ticket to the Frozen Four with a 4-0 shutout over Babson. The Cadets bypassed the first round and hosted Babson in the quarterfinals. Junior forward Chris Duszynski assisted on two goals en route to the win. Junior Chris Czarnota earned his third shutout of the season, as he turned away 14 Babson shots on net. Norwich will enter the weekend with a 24-3-1 overall record. This is the fourth consecutive Frozen Four appearance for the Cadets.
Oswego State
The Lakers have also made four consecutive appearances in the Frozen Four. They were the runner-up in the championship game last season in a 4-1 loss to St. Norbert. Oswego earned a bye through the first round and traveled to Adrian in the quarterfinal round. The Lakers got on the scoreboard first with a power-play goal for Chris Muise. Adrian scored two early goals in the second period, with Jon Whitelaw scoring the game-tying goal for Oswego with just 1:10 left of the second period. Sixty minutes wasn't enough for these teams to get a winner. Paul Rodrigues scored the game-winning goal 13:32 into overtime, sending the Lakers to the Frozen Four.
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
In the opening round of the NCAA tournament the Blugolds, hosted St. John's and earned a 4-2 win. Wisconsin-Eau Claire then traveled to St. Norbert to take on the reigning national champions. The Blugolds scored early in the first period. St. Norbert answered back midway through the first. Chris Heineman scored the game-winning power-play goal with 56 seconds left in the first. Kurt Weston added the empty-net goal, securing the Frozen Four appearance. This will be the first time the Blugolds have made it this far in the tournament, and its the second NCAA tournament appearance for the program.
Utica downed Bowdoin in a 4-2 victory in the semifinals to earn its first ever spot in the Frozen Four. After being down 2-0 in the first period the Pioneers, slowly but surely chipped away at Bowdoin for the win. Senior forward Evan Chlanda earned assists on three of the Pioneers goals, including the game-winning goal at the 15:36 mark of the third period. Although they were outshot 29-25, Utica's goalie Nick Therrien turned away 27 goals, backstopping his team's ticket to Lake Placid.
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More Upside Likely for Risk Assets, but Key Resistance Levels Are Just Ahead for Bulls
A uniform message is being sent from the fixed income and currency arenas that match up well with those coming from equities: Enjoy the easy ride higher for now, but get ready for the proverbial "fork in the road."
The Nasdaq is the last US index I wanted to show you here. Even in the bearish scenario, the Nasdaq is sporting a different macro chart – obviously due to the nature of the 2000 - 2002 decline and the subsequent recovery. In this bearish scenario, the Nasdaq is in wave "c & B" higher of a macro ABC correction lower. The difference between the Nasdaq and the other two indices lies in where the "a's, b's, and c's" are on the chart. The key here is not the labeling, but rather what the Nasdaq needs to do to conquer the resistance. From my perch, the Nasdaq needs to take out the range of resistance from 3,130.86 to 3,196.93 on a monthly closing basis for the bulls to "win." If the month ended yesterday, the bulls would be celebrating. Unfortunately, we've got another week of trading before the month ends. Just as with the S&P and Dow, a breakout means much more upside while a breakdown / failure would likely mean a nasty sell-off will commence.
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As a responsible technician, I must note that the mid-cap and small-cap sectors of the US market have already easily taken out their previous all-time highs and are sporting very bullish charts. That makes me think that a break to the upside for the large cap indices is entirely possible if not likely. On the other hand, the charts of the iShares MSCI EAFE Index Fund ETF (NYSEARCA:EFA) and iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index ETF (NYSEARCA:EEM) are nowhere near their all-time highs and are acting as a drag on diversified portfolios around the globe. As usual recently, there's something onto which everyone can grasp.
Now, let's move on to my normal weekly focus: the global currency and bond markets.
Here's a Look at the "Risk-On / Risk-Off" Messages From the Currency and Bond Markets:
As you'll notice below, the messages are mixed in the short-term but leaning more bearish on a macro basis. This fits well with the bears' theory that there's a bit more upside in risk assets in the short-term, but that there could be a correction just around the corner. The good news for the bulls is that nothing here is set in stone and the "neutral" and "risk-off" macro messages from many of the charts here can be flipped over the "risk on" if the global major players decide to change their collective tune. Unless that occurs, though, there is some cause for concern on the part of the risk bulls out there – if they were only looking at these charts.
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Overall, my message to you all is to enjoy the rest of the upside to resistance for risk assets. Once we get to the key levels outlined in today's report, it will be time to focus on observing the trading action to plan out our next moves appropriately.
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In a study performed by the Lehigh Valley Planning Commission (LVPC), the report released on Friday shows that more developers are interested in building apartments than houses.
The construction proposed is not only in a greater amount than last year, but according to the development plans submitted, most of it is not residential.
In fact, the majority of construction is either office-projects related to the new tax investment zones in areas like Allentown and Bethlehem, or huge warehouse-project throughout the Lehigh Valley.
Also with those projects comes plans to building more apartments. The number of plans submitted, for apartment building construction, rose significantly in 2013, as compared to the previous year. Also, that number has risen for six consecutive years in the Lehigh Valley.
Prior to the streak starting in 2008, building of residential housing (single-family homes) outpaced the construction of apartments for 26 years, since the LVPC started compiling this type of data beginning in 1984.


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"These products are not only helpful for healthcare, hospitality and laundry facilities, but are great to use at home, too!" Smith adds.
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In spite of their advances in education and the workforce anxiety disorders are replacing happiness for American women. Sexual liberation was supposed to bring equality for females that expected fulfillment with the freedom to pursue lust without expecting committed relationships.
Instead of bringing happiness women are 60% more likely than men to experience an anxiety disorder over their lifetime and taking antidepressant medication to alleviate their distress.
There is evidence that America's present promiscuous culture is leaving in its wake increasing incidence of sexually transmitted disease (SDT) , teen pregnancy, abortions, and single or households headed by women.
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Increasingly men are rejecting their traditional roles that once defined "manliness" that required taking equal responsibility for the well-being of the women in their lives through lifelong commitments. The sexual revolution that has resulted in the emasculation of men as women became the aggressor in sexual relationships leaving behind a population of females that now depend on medications instead of companionship.
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Willkommen auf cat2007.de
10th CIRP International Seminar on Computer-Aided Tolerancing
Cat2007.de ist jetzt ein Computer Artikelverzeichnis und Informatik Webkatalog.
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The Seminar Chair and the Organizing Committee of CAT 2007 are pleased to invite you to participate in the 10th CIRP International Conference on Computer Aided Tolerancing that will be held in Erlangen, Germany, from 21st to 23rd March 2007.
Erlangen is the academic centre of the region of Franconia for the past 250 years. It fascinates with its mixture of romanticism and technology. The margrave's palace and its beautiful garden are the centre of attraction in downtown. Erlangen is well-known as a city with the second largest university in Bavaria and a renowned Technical Faculty. It is also the headquarters of Siemens Corporation. Numerous governmental and private research institutes made Erlangen one of the most important centres of microelectronics in Europe.
The Chairmen and the Organizing Committee of CAT 2007 welcomes and looks forward to seeing you in Erlangen in March 2007.
|Seminar Chair:
|A. Weckenmann (Germany)
|Seminar Co-Chair:
|L. Mathieu (France)
|J.K. Davidson (USA
10th CIRP International Conference on Computer Aided Tolerancing has been very successful with more than 100 participants, 73 paper presentations and 5 keynote presentations.
We are pleased to announce the winners of the awards for best papers and best presentation in the fields of
Metrology and Tolerancing
Best Paper in the field of Metrology:
J. Decker, A. Steele, H. Bosse and R.J. Douglas
Preliminary Insight into Applying Monte Carlo Methods
to a Line Scale Comparison
Best Paper in the field of Tolerancing:
H.P. Peng, X.J. Liu, X.Q. Jiang and Y. Wang
Concurrent tolerance design based on a comprehensive
model of manufacturing cost-quality loss
Best Presentation in the field of Metrology:
Roberto Raffaeli
3D Simulation System for GD & T Inspection Process
Planning and Optimisation
Co-authors: M. Germani, F. Mandorli and M. Mengoni
Best Presentation in the field of Tolerancing:
Fréderic Vignat
A numerical approach for 3D manufacturing tolerances synthesis
Co-author: F. Villeneuve
The Chairmen and the Organizing Committee of CAT 2007 thank you for participating and your contribution to a very interesting conference.
Conference Chair:
A. Weckenmann (Germany)
Conference Co-Chairs:
L. Mathieu (France)
J.K. Davidson (USA)
Next CIRP CAT Conference will take place 2009
in Grenoble, France and will be hosted by Prof. Max Giordano


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Political Perceptions: An Uptick in Economic Optimism
The economy doesn't seem to be improving fast enough to give Barack Obama a tailwind as the November elections approach. But the latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll detects an upturn in optimism among the public that might help the president's re-election bid a bit. After all, what voters think and feel about the economy is as important politically than the latest economic data, and perhaps more so.
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- Most Memorable Moment: Obama Reminds GOP of His Election Wins
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- Rick Perry Talks About Second Chances as He Ponders 2016 Bid
- U.S. Panel Urges More Early Voting
By a 2-to-1 margin, respondents to the latest poll said the economy is more likely to get better over the next 12 months than to get worse. (To be precise, 36% said it'll get better, 18% it'll get worse and the rest said it'll stay about the same or couldn't make up their minds.) That's a bit of a surprise because the poll found the public evenly split when asked if what they'd seen, read or heard about the economy had made them feel more or less optimistic about the economy's direction. But the hint of optimism is consistent with other consumer-confidence surveys. The University of Michigan's survey recently reported an uptick in its measures: Its preliminary August reading was the highest since May.
The Wall Street Journal survey offered some clues for the support Mr. Obama is getting in some slices of the electorate: White -collar workers are more optimistic than blue-collar workers about the course of the economy. City dwellers are more optimistic than rural or suburban residents. And African Americans, who overwhelmingly support the president's re-election, are much more optimistic about the next 12 months than anyone else: 62% expect the economy to get better and 7% expect it to get worse. Of course, it's hard to tell whether those who are upbeat about the economy favor Mr. Obama or whether those who favor Mr. Obama are more likely to be upbeat about the economy.
Still, Mr. Obama continues to get poor grades for his handling of the economy overall. In the poll, 54% said they disapproved of his performance on that front vs. 44% who approved. And when asked who has good ideas to improve the economy, the poll respondents sided with Mr. Romney (44%) over Mr. Obama (38%.) After all, unemployment is still at 8.3%. The Congressional Budget Office is saying that even if Congress finds a way to avoid driving over the fiscal cliff of tax hikes and spending cuts in December, growth will be so slow that unemployment will still be around 8% at the end of 2013. And Federal Reserve staff economists are equally glum. That's why Mr. Romney had hoped to focus the campaign on the economy.
Bu perhaps the most telling – and disturbing — finding came towards the end of the poll. The pollsters ask the respondents how confident they are that each of the candidates "has the right set of goals and policies to improve the economy," only 34% said they were "quite or extremely confident" that Mr. Obama does and an even smaller fraction, 27%, said they were "quite or extremely confident" that Mr. Romney does.
At least most voters won't have unrealistic expectations about how much the winner will be able to do quickly to return the economy to health.


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UIC Baseball Set to Host Northern Illinois on Tuesday
March 17, 2014
CHICAGO – The UIC baseball team (4-9, 0-3) will host its first home game of the 2014 season this Tuesday at 3:05 p.m. CT, against in-state rival Northern Illinois. The third-base grandstands will be the only seating option available due to the ongoing construction of Curtis Granderson Stadium. Those attending the game must enter through UIC's Physical Education Building (901 W. Roosevelt Rd.), walk straight through the first floor hallway and continue on to the left field stadium entrance.
Tickets for Tuesday's game are priced at $7 and can be purchased at the gate or by calling the UIC ticket office at 312-413-8421. Season tickets for UIC baseball are also on sale. Click here to view the season ticket brochure.
Northern Illinois has dominated the series as of late, winning the previous eight meeting against the Flames. UIC's most recent win versus the Huskies occurred on April 20, 2005, by a final score of 3-0 in Chicago. In their lone matchup last season, NIU captured a 7-5 victory at Les Miller Field on May 1.
The Flames recently dropped their Horizon League opening series against Wright State this past weekend, falling in the first two games by a combined three runs. Senior John Coen performed well in the three-game stint, hitting 8-for-17 (.471) with three runs and three RBI. The second baseman also posted a double and a triple in the series. Kentucky transfer Jeff Boehm appeared in a UIC jersey for the first time this weekend as he went 5-for-12 from the plate, starting all three games at first.
NIU enters the midweek matchup with an overall record of 1-15-1 that includes an away mark of 0-8-1. The Huskies have struggled from the plate so far this season, hitting just .199 and have been outscored 115-39 in their 17 games. Last season, NIU finished first the MAC West with a conference record of 16-11, however they lost 11 letterman. The Huskies are coached by Ed Mathey who enters his 12th season with the school and 21st as a college head coach. He stands as NIU's all-time leader in head coaching victories with 278 wins.


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RPM Fusion uses Plague as the Build System. Long term Fedora contributors might still remember it from the Fedora Extras days. Packagers can use plague-client to request package builds and get information about the buildsystem. Configuring plague-client can be done manually as shown below, or simply install rpmfusion-packager instead:
yum install rpmfusion-packager
This provides a set of utilities that automatically helps a RPM Fusion packager in setting up their environment and access to the build server. It already includes the plague-client command and does everything else you would need to do manually. Type: rpmfusion-packager-setup after its installed. Next, you can request a build with the "make build" command.
Installing Plague-client manually
If you wish to do this manually, you can install plague-client from the Fedora repos using this command:
yum install plague-client
Initial Plague-client Setup
plague-client normally uses the configuration file [~/.plague-client.cfg]. Using this file for RPM Fusion conflicted with a Fedora setup when plague was still used within Fedora EPEL.
The Makefiles in RPM Fusion's CVS thus expects that you create a file .plague-client-rpmfusion.cfg in your home directory that will be used automatically when you type make build. Please use this as a template for that file; be sure to adjust your email address!
[Certs] user-ca-cert = ~/.rpmfusion-upload-ca.cert server-ca-cert = ~/.rpmfusion-server-ca.cert user-cert = ~/.rpmfusion.cert [User] email = <FAS_registered_email> [Server] use_ssl = yes address = https://buildsys.rpmfusion.org:8887 allow_uploads = False
RPMFusion Certificates
Plague uses three certificates:
This is your user certificate for RPM Fusion. You can download this cert from the Account System.
This certificate expires once a year; you need to download it from the Accounts System anew then.
The certificate for the Certificate Authority used to sign the user keys.
You can download it from the Accounts Server.
wget --no-check-certificate https://fas.rpmfusion.org/accounts/rpmfusion-upload-ca.cert -O ~/.rpmfusion-upload-ca.cert
The certificate for the Certificate Authority used to sign the build system's server keys.
You can download it from the Accounts Server.
wget --no-check-certificate https://fas.rpmfusion.org/accounts/rpmfusion-server-ca.cert -O ~/.rpmfusion-server-ca.cert
The web interface
Building with make targets
For simple build requests, there is an alias in Makefile to request builds. This enables RPM Fusion packagers to simply change into the appropriate branch of a package (from a cvs checkout), and run:
make build
This will trigger a build request for the branch. Easy!
Note that all build requests need to be done against tagged trees ( by running make tag first).
Chained builds
Finished builds will be added to the needsign repo; this is automatically used in later builds.
Requeueing builds
In case you need to requeue your build due to a buildsys failure, do:
$ PLAGUE_CLIENT_CONFIG=${HOME}/.plague-client-rpmfusion.cfg /usr/bin/plague-client requeue <jobid>
where <jobid> is the id of the failed job.


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CIMS Software Client List
CIMS has been implemented in various locations throughout the United States and Canada! Below is a list of our current CIMS and CIMS Light clients.
Look for [Website] next to the clients' names for links to their eCIMS website or their main website. Click here for a listing of eCIMS websites.
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Pro CX: Shuffled standings after five-event week
Jeremy Powers (Easthampton, Mass./Rapha-Focus) won one of the races in Wisconsin after placing second in Las Vegas to propel him to the top spot of the Pro CX men's standings with 178 points. Timothy Johnson (Topsfield, Mass./Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld) moved up from fifth place in last week's standings to second place this week. Johnson placed fifth and second at the two races in Wisconsin after placing seventh in Las Vegas to collect 98 points in a week and assume second place with 163 points. Stephen Hyde (Edgartown,, Mass./JAM Fund-NCC) slipped down one spot in the standings into third place with 156 points. Hyde outsprinted defending national champion Jonathan Page (Northfield, N.H./ENG VT) to win Sunday's race in Maryland after placing third in Saturday's contest. Ryan Trebon (Bend, Ore./Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) collected three top-five results over the week placing fourth on Thrusday before finishing second and fifth in the two races in Wisconsin. Trebon sits in fourth place with 149 points, only seven points behind Hyde. Lukas Winterberg (SUI/Mueller Landscape-BH Bikes) rounds out the top five with 125 points after second and sixth in the two competitions in Maryland.Gabriella Day (GBR/Rapha-Focus) remains the leader of the Pro CX women's standings with 189 points. Day recorded 101 points in the past week by finishing seventh in Las Vegas before placing second and fourth in Wisconsin. She leads the 2012-13 Pro CX women's standings winner Helen Wyman (GBR/Kona Factory Racing) by 49 points. Wyman swept the women's races in Baltimore to add 70 points to her season-long total. Arley Kemmerer (Saylorsburg, Pa./C3-Twenty20 Cycling Co.) dropped one spot in the standings into third place with 131 points, only nine points behind Wyman, but just two points ahead of Maghalie Rochette (CAN/Cyclocrossworld.com). Kemmerer finished second and third in the two Maryland races to amass 56 points. Rochette added 69 points to her total in the last week, giving her 129 points for the season. Rochette finished tenth in Las Vegas before placing sixth in each of the races in Wisconsin. Meredith Miller (Boulder, Colo./California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized) registered three strong results to move into fifth place of the standings with 122 points. Miller started her week finishing fourth in Clif (R) Bar CrossVegas before placing fourth in Saturday's race in Wisconsin and second in Sunday's contest. Check out photo galleries from the Clif ® Bar CrossVegas, Trek Cyclo-cross Collective Cup and Charm City Cross.
Full results of the Clif ® Bar CrossVegas, Trek Cyclo-cross Collective Cup and Charm City Cross are available online.
USA Cycling Pro CX Standings:
Men's Standings
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For complete standings, visit the Pro CX's official webpage at usacycling.org/cnc.
The Pro CX continues with a pair of races next weekend. Pro CX riders will descend on Gloucester, Mass., to contest the NEPCX Gran Prix of Gloucester 1 and 2 on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 28-29.
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ok my daughter will be 4 in July, and well she's been 29lbs for almost 2 years now, she has also only grown 1.5inchs (she's 36.5 inchs) in the past 2 years as well her dr has looked into this ran a bunch of blood tests ect and she's just decided that my daughter is just small as i'm only 5'3 but i'm 140lbs so "over weight" and he dads 6' but he's only about 130lbs .... but shouldn't she at least be growing? i can understand her being small and even skinny but it should still be changing...... my sister has a daughter who is 4 1/2 months younger then mine who is double the size of mine i know i shouldn't compare cause no 2 kids will be alike but i can't help it..... now my daughter is a very very picky eater although she never used to be not sure what happened, and i know with how she eats she may not gain weight but will it affect her growth over all as well? i'm planning on bringing this up to her dr again when we are in again... i'm starting her on pediasure cause i know shes not getting everything she needs with how she eats and out health nurse has suggested trying it..... but i'm rather concerned about her being so small
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LOS ANGELES - Fans unable to attend this Saturday's NCAA Third Round matchup between third-ranked UCLA and fourth-ranked Texas A&M can follow the match live over the internet.
The UCLA Radio Network will be broadcasting the match live beginning at 7:00 p.m. (PST). Michael Sondheimer and former Bruin All-American Tracey Milburn will be calling the action. The broadcast can be accessed by clicking the following link: Live Audio (UCLA vs. Texas A&M)
For fans who do not have live audio capabilities, Texas A&M will be doing live stats over the internet on its website sports.tamu.edu
The winner of Saturday's match will take on the winner between No. 2-seeded North Carolina and Tennessee in the quarterfinals on Nov. 30. Site and times for that match are TBA.


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The newly built $122 million, 44-story, 302 residential apartment tower building designed by Rinka Chung Architects and Planers near the Milwaukee lakefront updated the original plans with accommodation for Milwaukee streetcar station, a bus stop, and green rooftop park for the building. The plan change came form earlier proposal by developer Rick Barrett's.
The original plans call for a retail space on the first two floors of the building that could potentially become a grocery store or somewhat of that type. The new update reflect the same idea, but the first floor rather to become a space that houses the Milwaukee streetcar and bus route station though a vacant open space that cuts through the lower floor of the tower on street level, with a second floor pedestrian bridges, and escalator leading to the second floor. This rotational cycle of the futuristic Milwaukee public transportation is relatively the new addition to the streetscape of the Couture tower. The whole idea is part of the revitalization and reconstruction of the lakefront and the Milwaukee downtown area. The start date is scheduled to begin in about a year, which includes lakefront infrastructure reconstruction.
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Council amalgamations: Elected officials out and administrators in after Mike Baird sacks 42 councils
Melanie Kembrey and Jacob Saulwick Unelected administrators will run 19 new councils in NSW for more than a year, after the Baird government sacked mayors and councillors from 42 councils on Thursday and drew fire for trashing local...
Trinity Grammar says FACS no longer looking into sexualised behaviour incident
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Jacob Saulwick The advent of 3D printing of buildings will transform Sydney, a leading futurist says, and will have massive ramifications for local government planning processes.
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Jacob Saulwick Tens of thousands of low-paid restaurant and cafe staff will lose part of their penalty rates for working on Sundays after a long-awaited decision by the industrial tribunal.
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Jacob Saulwick Low-paid restaurant and cafe staff will lose some of their penalty rates for working on Sundays after a long-awaited decision by the industral tribunal.
Victoria, NSW at odds over ride-sharing via taxi app Uber
Ben Grubb and Jacob Saulwick Motorists offering so-called "ride-sharing" services using taxi booking apps face hefty fines in NSW, but the apps could be approved for use in Victoria.
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Jacob Saulwick Fairfax transport reporter Jacob Saulwick rates Sydney's newest tram on its extended line to Dulwich Hill in the inner west.
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Jacob Saulwick Motorists who drive less and stay off the road in peak hour would pay less in fuel taxes and registration fees, under proposals put forward by motoring groups.
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Jacob Saulwick Intercepted phone conversations between a senior RailCorp executive and his daughter have been heard during corruption hearing.
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Jacob Saulwick The country's chief infrastructure adviser has lashed out at the continued poor quality of planning by state and federal governments in a parting broadside as he prepares to lose his job.
Transport for NSW slammed for exessive secrecy over north-west rail link
Jacob Saulwick The state's information watchdog has hit out at Transport for NSW for excessive secrecy over the $8.3 billion north-west rail link.
Concern over age of Cootes' fuel tankers
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Jacob Saulwick The head of the new national organisation in charge of regulating large trucks has agreed with concerns raised about the standard of safety auditors.
Labor's second airport to take off
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The men of the sitcom "Full House" are all popular once again. Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, and John Stamos have been the talk of the town since a preview for the "Full House" Super Bowl ad was released. The ad is based on the men all living together in character as Danny Tanner, Uncle Joey, and Uncle Jesse in a Oikos commercial. They have been making their rounds in the media and ended up on "Watch What Happens Live" recently. According to a Jan. 31 report from US Magazine, Bob Saget and John Stamos grilled Dave Coulier about his relationship with Alanis Morrisette. Her song "You Oughta Know" was inspired by her relationship with Coulier and the guys couldn't pass up teasting him.
"Full House" ran from 1987 to 1995. The men from the show have remained close as the decades have passed. Fans have been calling for a reunion, but it looks like having Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, and John Stamos together is as good as it will get. They picked apart the song lyric by lyric and it had everyone laughing.
Fans are waiting to see if the Super Bowl commercial will live up to fans' expectations. There is nothing better than seeing three grown men reunite as beloved characters from a sitcom that has been over for nearly two decades. Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, and John Stamos are nothing if not good sports.
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So it's been crazy busy down here with the holiday season upon us as well as the yearly inundation of tourists. I haven't had any time to post and I feel like I've really been slacking on my site. I still have two new weddings to post, but I wanted to get in one about entreAmigos first. entreAmigos is the non-profit whose story I document and a few weeks ago we had the grand opening of our new building! It's amazing, but we still have so far to go so please if you'd like more information or if you'd like to donate go to entreamigos.org.mx and help the children of San Pancho!
These first few are some before shots to give you a sense of how much work actually went into this project. It's unreal what it looks like now!
here are some of the people that make entreAmigos happen…
…but of course, none of this would ever have happened if it were not for Nicole, the strongest and most determined woman I have ever met.
a big thank you to everyone involved! we did it!!
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Egypt Continues to Inspire Protesters in the Region
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Hundreds took to the streets in Jordan and Iraq on Friday, with some protesters supporting the push for Mubarak's ouster and others complaining about corruption and lack of services.
"Hosni Mubarak, get out, the Arab world is on fire," chanted a crowd of about 400 supporters of Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood, the country's main opposition group. "We'll throw you in the Nile, if you don't leave," they shouted.
About 1,000 demonstrators in three Jordanian cities demanded the ouster of Prime Minister Marouf al-Bakhit, appointed just last week by King Abdullah II to blunt popular discontent over rising fuel and food prices, corruption and unemployment.
"We want jobs, we want the political system to change," said unemployed college graduate Yousef Kamal, 23, marching in the capital Amman. Demonstrators said they have no confidence in the new prime minister's ability to bring change.
It was the fifth week of protests in Jordan, inspired by unrest in Tunisia and later Egypt, though the numbers of marchers has decreased since the appointment of the new prime minister.
In the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, several hundred marchers raised banners reading, "No to corruption — yes for freedom" and "Our streets are full of mud and your pockets are full of money." Protesters briefly scuffled with troops.
In the capital's Shiite Muslim Sadr City neighborhood, about 2,000 marched through the streets. Some carried empty oil barrels to symbolize the irony of widespread poverty in a country that sits atop one of the world's largest oil reserves.
A leading Shiite Muslim preacher, meanwhile, urged governments to heed protests that have erupted in several areas of the Arab world. Ignoring the demands of protesters "will absolutely lead to unpleasant results," Ahmed al-Safi, a spokesman for Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, Iraq's most revered Shiite cleric, told Muslim worshippers during Friday prayers.
In the Gaza Strip, a Friday protest inspired by the Egypt demonstrations — and organized on Facebook — against Hamas rule in the Palestinian territory attracted virtually no supporters.
Hamas security personnel in uniform and plainclothes were deployed around the areas where the protests, organized by supporters of the rival Fatah, were to take place. Police briefly detained two youths who were seen filming with a cell phone camera.


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HOCKESSIN – Sanford and St. Andrew's were neck-and-neck throughout the first quarter and into the second of Tuesday's Independent Conference matchup, with the visiting Saints taking a 17-16 lead on free throws by 6-8 senior center Ben Bentil. But top-ranked Sanford cranked it up after that, going ahead on a thunderous alley-oop dunk by Todd Hughes, and the host Warriors did not look back in a 66-45 victory.
Hughes was a force in the first half, in which he scored all 13 of his points, as Sanford improved its record to 6-2. He nailed three three-point shots, half of the Warriors' total from distance in the first two quarters.
Sanford led by just one after a quarter, 15-14, but the team clamped down on defense in the second to extend the lead to nine, 31-22, at the half. St. Andrew's struggled with the Sanford press throughout the final three quarters, and the lack of a veteran ball-handler was evident as the turnovers piled up. St. Andrew's managed just one field goal in the second quarter, a late layup by Bentil, and five free throws.
When the Saints were able to get the ball inside to Bentil, the results were positive. The Providence College recruit had 13 points in the first half and a game-high 25, including several dunks and putback layups. He didn't get much support from his teammates, however, with the exception of Evan Thomas, who added 11. All of Thomas' points came in the second half, when the Saints were playing catch-up.
Bentil brought St. Andrew's to within 41-35 midway through the third, but Sanford senior guard Anthony Mosley made sure they would get no closer. The University of Delaware commit scored six in the third and 11 in the fourth quarter en route to a team-high 21 points. Hughes and Eric Ayala had 13, while Mikey Dixon added 11.
Sanford stays home for a Thursday meeting with St. Elizabeth; tipoff is at 5 p.m. St. Andrew's fell to 1-5. The Saints welcome Wilmington Friends to their Middletown campus Saturday at 2:30 p.m.


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Wildcats Earn Fifth at the Cowboy Classic
Dylan Healey shoots a second round 68 to finish in a tie for tenth
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Junior (2011-12): Appeared in six events this year, posting a 76.60 stroke avg. ... Low round is a 67 ... Finished competition in the dual match against Brown with an 80 (+8) in the squad's 309-311 victory ... In the JV competition vs. Whitworth/Sioux Falls, carded a season and career low 67 (-4) in the team's first-place finish ... Competed as an individual at the National Invitational Tournament and carded a 76 (+4) in the third round ... At the Arizona Intercollegiate, finished with a 219 (+6) to finish in a tie for 24th ... Finished with a 159 (+15) in the dual match at New Mexico.
Sophomore (2010-11): Ranked third on the team with a 74.27 stoke average ... Made five appearances, playing 12 rounds ... Five of those rounds were at par or better with a low of 69 ... Made his UA debut at the dual match vs. New Mexico State where he finished with a 72-70=142 (-2) ... Shot an 81-76-69=226 (+13) to tie for 34th place at the WMNU Cactus Thaw ... Tied for 38th place at the Arizona Intercollegiate with a 71-80-74=225 (+12) to tie for 38th ... Carded a 75-76-73=224 (+8) at the National Invitational Tournament to tie for 30th place, his best finish of the season ... Posted an even-par 71 in the dual match vs. Grinnell College.
Prior to Arizona: Transferred to Arizona after playing one year at North Dakota State ... Awarded Summit League Player of the Week, Feb. 17, 2010.
High School: Earned four letters under Coach Eric Tollefson at Moorhead High School ... Garnered all-state recognition in 2008 and 2009 ... 2009 Section 8 runner-up ... Holds four T. E. Smith Awards at Moorhead Country Club ... Competed in the Optimist International in West Palm Beach, Calif.


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Anna University Results 2013
We've been updating the Anna University Nov/Dec exam results for a while now.The results for 3rd,5th,7th semester examination will be released as per the schedule within Feb 2013 . The Controller of Examination from Anna University is already informed / assured that there won't be much delay like last time ( May / June Results ) .
Update for May/June 2013 Results : Anna university to declare 2nd, 4th, 6th Sem Result , once the results are announced . You may check the results right here in this page . or Check at official website at www.annauniv.edu
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Anna University ODD Semester Results for 3rd Sem, 5th Sem, 7th Sem will be updated on the official website of Anna University :
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Students are now been spreading rumour that the result is declared , please don't belive an such thing . Once the results are published then the official web link will be updated .Check back for 3rd Sem, 5th sem, 7th Sem Results updates on the annauniv edu official portal for Nov/Dec Results .
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I found the recipe for "Ed's Red" and was curious about it, so glad this was included. It seems a reasonable "home brew" to use. I also have heard of folks using white lithium grease (as from AutoZone) for rail lubricant in pistols.
This is a discussion on best gun cleaner/ lubricant? (read this) within the Firearm Cleaning & Maintenance forums, part of the General Firearm Discussion category; Originally Posted by RemMod597 WaeponShield is my go-to. Works perfect for me, and really makes cleanup easy! Have used it ever since receiving a sample ...
I found the recipe for "Ed's Red" and was curious about it, so glad this was included. It seems a reasonable "home brew" to use. I also have heard of folks using white lithium grease (as from AutoZone) for rail lubricant in pistols.
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I'm not sold on the "cleaner/lubricant" aspect of any product. Cleaners are solvent of some sort and remove dirt residue and "lubricants." I use Gunzilla and appreciate the no-smell aspect, but I still apply a light touch of lubricant to critical points (rails, etc.) because I want to knwo the last thing applied was meant to lubricate, not remove libricants.
Also, I have no favorite products. I use everything from Mobil-1 to el cheapo Outers products. I can proclaim that a light wipe down of my firearms with Outers gun oil protected them for over 20 years of storage in a gun case in a closet. That's a pretty good endorsement in my mind. So find something that meets YOUR needs and stick with it--until you find something you like better.
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Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intolerable one.
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strangely, I use a home mix of electric tool grease and engine oil. I have no idea why.
If I gave a crap about what you think about my guns.....it was early this morning and I already flushed it!
OK, now, I don't recommend this, mind you... but it *CAN* be done.
True story - one of my best friends growing up had a real Renaissance-man kind of guy for a Dad. Renovated an old barn for a home, a mix of born and adopted kids, built his own computer back when you programmed it by flipping toggle switches and read the output in flashing lights.
Anyways, he was the one who first taught me to shoot. And, of course, to clean weapons after. Out came the rags, rods, patches and brushes. Don't recall the solvent, but the lube was an old, tan-colored metal can with black lettering on it. This was the 70's and the bottle was at least 20 or 30 years old.
Whale oil.
Did a fine job, but I can't recommend it, for obvious reasons. Many years later I was interviewing someone for a job and asked him what he was doing currently. He told me he was a harpooner. I guess it was a New England thing.
CLP no need for that fancy expensive stuff
From a lubrication standpoint I have been using AMSOIL metal protector now for about 2 years and have never had any issues with it, a quick spray after cleaning and it works wonders, keep a can in my range bag as well so anytime I need it I have it. Is amazing and I really have never found better.
Link for those whom are interested AMSOIL MP Metal Protector
Hope this helps some of you. Has saved me a lot of heartache and from what I can tell a lot of wear and tear in the long run. Its just. That. Good.
Ballistol is good for Hickoh45 it is good for me.
Kahr CM9, Beretta PX4 SC .40, Ruger LCP/LM, Dan Wesson .357, Beretta 21A .22, Four Aces .22, H&R .22, Marlin .22 rifle and 1946 Remington 12 gauge.
You know there was another thread on here talking about cleaners and with this one still haven't seen the one I use.
Everyone will provably call me crazy but here goes.
I use Evinrude Johnson Engine Tuner to clean and lube my gun. Every once in awhile I'll apply a little Hoppe's #9 lube. The Envinrude really breaks up the carbon and cleans my G19. It leaves a thin film of lube behind when you wipe it down. A real quick and easy way to give my gun a cleaning.
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ASK IRA: Could the Wizards become a 2010 threat?
Q: If the Gilbert Arenas' plea deal leads to the voiding of his contract by the Wizards, does that not present a major threat to the Heat for the 2010 free-agent frenzy, as it gives Washington space to sign a max free agent? — Stan.
A: Considering where the Wizards are right now, and considering what that franchise has gone through, I'm not sure there is much of a recruiting threat, unless a player is looking to become target practice. Plus, I still believe it is a longshot that Washington will be able to void that contract. In fact, such a test case could tie up the Wizards' potential cap space well beyond the start of 2010 free agency.
Q: Is there some organizational loyalty to Haslem that supersedes team success? Is there a dictate to continue trying Beasley at small forward in preparation for targets at power forward in 2010 free agency? — Aldo.
A: I understand where you're coming from. Michael not only is not a small forward, but the Heat has not been nearly as efficient when Michael has been cast in such a role. For now, it's a matter of trying to get sufficient minutes for Michael, Udonis Haslem and Jermaine O'Neal, all of whom stand among the team's best players. But going forward, there has to be a way to get Michael his full allotment of minutes in the power rotation. Haslem offered some key play down the stretch in Friday's victory in Houston.
Q: Ira, should we make a play for Bosh at the trading deadline? It seems like a bunch of teams are. We might lose a shot at him if we wait until this summer. — James.
A: But (and this is a huge "but"), I'm not sure the Heat has anything Toronto is looking for. I don't think the Raptors are willing to move on Michael Beasley. The Heat likely would have to get a third team involved to have a shot, and that's if Bryan Colangelo comes off his stance about Bosh not being moved this season. Toronto is playing well enough there to keep things intact, at least for now.
Q: How is it that the Lakers, Magic and Celtics can be stacked with All-Stars and multiple big-money contracts and experts are saying we only have enough money to sign one A-list free agent and a bunch of fill-ins? Is it that the other owners are willing to break the bank while ours isn't, or am I missing something? — Chris.
A: It's those teams biding time through rougher periods in order to build up assets, and then making their moves. Recall how mediocre the Lakers were in the immediate wake of the Shaq trade, ditto for the Magic losing Shaq, and the Celtics were down for years, collecting first-round picks, before they made their move. It's all cyclical, and the Heat still is caught in its post-2006 cycle, after it somewhat sold its soul for that title. Micky Arison has shown he is willing to spend when there is a sniff of a championship, as he did before 2006 and as he did during the late '90s.
Q: Do you think the rebuilding 76ers would be willing to part with Lou Williams and Speights for Beasley and Chalmers? — Vince.
A: No, and I'm not sure I would make such a deal. If the 76ers do, indeed, look to rebuild, it won't be by trading away two of their top young talents. A deal with Elton Brand would be more likely, and I'm not sure if anyone would touch that contract at this stage.


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TONIGHT: 'The Glass Menagerie' in Forum Theatre; Curtain rises 8 p.m.
Thursday-Saturday, Nov. 29-Dec 1
A graying Southern belle who was abandoned by her husband and is trying to raise two children under dire financial conditions is the backdrop for "The Glass Menagerie," the Tennessee Williams' drama at Penn State New Kensington. The play's three-night run begins at 8 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 29, and runs through Saturday, Dec. 1, in the campus' Forum Theatre.
Bill Mitas, instructor in theatre at the New Kensington campus, directs the campus Drama Club's fall production. The student cast features Pamela Farneth, Chris Capo, Kylee Danko and Josh Milan.
The play revolves around a domineering mother, an extroverted son and an introverted daughter. The "The Glass Menagerie" opened on Broadway in 1945 and won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award. It was Williams' first successful production, and he followed it with other classics including "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." Williams is regarded as one of the top American playwrights. The play is considered by many to be autobiographical.
Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for students. For more information, call 724-334-6032.
For a list of cast and characters, visit http://www.nk.psu.edu/45031.htm online.


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Looking for another opportunity to get your music out there and maybe actually get played? Here's a new one: Hamilton Radio in Hamilton, NJ. Founded in 1997, this internet radio station is bucking for XM and Sirius airplay in the near future.
This station's motto is "leave no talented person behind." And they mean it. Playing lots of variety and lots of rare or forgotten songs from the classic rock era to the present, and supporting unsigned artists as they go along.
Local musician, Sean Page, of the bands Fragile X, Imaginos and Navigator had this to say about the station: "There's some cool music on here. It's the kind of stuff you could listen to with your parents. And Gino (the DJ) is a really great guy for supporting all of it." Sean is currently in the top five rotation here with his album A Drop in Time.
The Unsigned Heroes section of this site gives the fledgling indie artist a chance to shine on a national and international level. It's currently the number one internet radio station in NJ and it looks like a good model for other internet stations to follow.
Locally, Colorado has longtime internet radio veteran, Carmen Allgood, with the Colorado Wave (and more recently her World Wide Wave). Here, local bands can sign up for a band directory (currently $75 one-time charge) and submit up to 15 songs for airplay.