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College Hockey:This Week in Atlantic Hockey: Nov. 13, 2008
Getting the "W"
The last two winless teams in Atlantic Hockey picked up their first victories last Friday. Mercyhurst defeated Holy Cross 4-3 in overtime, and AIC downed Army, 4-3.
Both squads lost the following night.
That particular night (Friday) we really played well, said AIC coach Gary Wright, in his 25th season behind the bench. We went to the net hard and buried our chances, and Dan Ramirez was excellent in net.
Ramirez made 32 saves for the win, while three Yellow Jackets picked up their first goals of the season. Thats good news for Wrights team, which has had to depend heavily on rookie Michael Penny. Before last weekend, Penny had scored half (four) of AICs goals through six games.
Hes been an instant help, said Wright, whose team lost all-star Jereme Tendler to graduation. Hes centering our first line. We have two freshmen (Penny and Nielsson Archibal) on our first line.
Penny has been a big addition. He plays well on both ends of the ice. He shoots a lot — hes not afraid to take shots, which is good for a freshman.
Ramirez and senior Tom Fenton have been splitting time in net, but Wright says theres no grand design to the goaltending.
I wouldnt call it platooning, he said. Its just a situation of both goaltenders playing well.
Wright says his teams main problem is the same it has been for a few years now — scoring goals.
Our goals-against is better, he said. The last few games weve been giving up three goals a game. When you give up three goals a game at home you should win or tie.
The Yellow Jackets play a home-and-home series this weekend with Sacred Heart.
It will be a challenge, no doubt, said Wright. Theyre one of the top programs in our league. You look at what theyve accomplished over the years.
We played them tough last year (one goal loss and a tie) so we can build on that.
Weekly Awards
Players of the Week for November 10, 2008
Jordan Cyr – Holy Cross
Cyr tallied four goals in a weekend split with Mercyhurst. The transfer from Rensselaer had a pair of goals in each game.
Goaltender of the Week for November 10, 2008:
Joe Calvi – Bentley
The sophomore stopped all 24 shots he faced on Friday to blank Connecticut 1-0. It was his third career shutout.
Rookie of the Week for November 10, 2008:
Rody Selk – AIC
An AIC player wins the award for a second straight week. Selk scored the opening goal of Friday and assisted on the game winner in a 4-3 victory over Army.
Not So Special
RIT and Canisius both recently ran into a special teams buzzsaw — the Niagara Purple Eagles. In a 6-2 victory over the Tigers on Friday, Niagara scored four power play goals and scored shorthanded, while holding RIT to just 1-13 with the man advantage. The previous weekend against Holy Cross, the Tigers scored five power play goals and had two shorthanded tallies, but Niagara turned the tables on them.
We watched their penalty kill on tape and it looked kind of passive, said RIT coach Wayne Wilson after the game. It certainly wasnt tonight.
On Tuesday, the Purps hosted Canisius and rang up three shorthanded goals on the same Golden Griffins power play en route to a 5-2 win. Canisius went 0-7 on the power play.
With the three short-handed goals, I dont know if you see that two times in a season and it happened three times tonight, said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. It was bizarre.
For the first time, AHA players have swept the Hockey Commissioners Association National Division I Player and Rookie of the Month awards.
Air Forces Jacques Lamoureux was named Player of the Month for October. Lamoureux has scored a point in every game this season. He leads the nation in goals (11), points (19), power-play goals (seven) and game-winners (five).
And dont just call him Mr. October. Lamoureux had a hat-trick in his first game in November.
The National Rookie of the Month award went to Canisius Dave Kostuch, who had four goals in October and currently leads all rookies nationally with five goals.
Around the League
Rumor Mill – AHA commissioner Bob DeGregorio was spotted at Niagaras Dwyer Arena last Friday, attending the RIT-Niagara game. This adds to the speculation that Niagara is interested in joining Atlantic Hockey. The league has been in conversations with Niagara and Robert Morris, but has continued to say there are no plans for imminent expansion.
Air Force – The Falcons soared even higher despite not playing last week, moving up a notch into the 13th position in the USCHO.com Division I poll.
Army – Josh Kassel returned to the net on Saturday after a three-game layoff and stopped 24 shots in a 3-1 win over AIC.
Bentley – The Falcons 1-0 over UConn on Friday was their fourth straight home-opener win.
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SEATTLE - The moment almost seemed too much for Jon Wilcox.
This was the scene at his reception on Thursday night at Conibear Shellhouse, where the former Husky oarsman was presented with the Dave & Ruth Cohn Award - given to a former Washington letterwinner who displays a special commitment to Husky Athletics - in front of large crowd of supporters, old teammates and current members of the crew program. Prompted by the crowd to make a speech, Wilcox needed a minute to collect his thoughts after introductions from women's coach/rowing director Bob Ernst and senior associate athletic director for development Jen Cohen.
Cohen was sure to add that it takes a special level of dedication to meet the standard Wilcox has set in the department. She noted Wilcox's above-and-beyond support made it easy to select him for the Cohn Award, one of the most prestigious honors bestowed by the athletic department.
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Imagine if you will for a moment the stereotypical family vacation slide show that is now part of Americana. Those drawerfuls of slides of Aunt Sarah and Mount Rushmore were very likely taken with the ubiquitous Argus C3. It's probably the single largest-selling non-single-use 35mm camera in history, which is why you can easily get them in good working condition for $5 - $10 on ebay). Over 2 million were sold during its lifetime, and the story goes that were it not for the popularity of this little steel and bakelite "brick", who knows what size film we'd be using as standard now instead of 35mm.
I got one for its historical significance and its unique appearance, not to mention the price. Then I got a second - I decided this would be a perfect camera to practice repairs on and got another for parts or spare. The second one, which is older and only cost me $5 is in such great shape it looks like it's only a year old instead of 40! I ended up performing a successful repair on the first one, which had a hesitating slow speed mechanism. A very satisfying task!
I should also mention that my $5 Argus brick takes pictures that rival some of the 'finer' cameras in this collection. The simple and long-lived shutter is accurate, the 50mm coated Cintar lens is brutally sharp and exceptionally contrasty. People talk about getting a Pentax K1000 as a student camera, but if I were teaching a basic photography course to serious students, I think I'd hand them all an Argus C3 and let them REALLY learn how to do it!
The C3 is more versatile than you would think at first glance; the lenses are actually interchangable and you could realistically build a kit around the Brick. A manual I have outlines the use of a telephoto lens (100mm), wide angle lens (35mm), and the Argus Variable Power Viewfinder, which views in 35mm, 50mm, and 100mm with built-in parallax adjustment. My understaning is that Enna-Werk of Germany made the auxiliary lenses for the C3, and I've heard that there were others available from Soligor, Fuji, and others, in other focal lengths as well.
After seeing the fuzzy pictures the first C3 took I decided a good introduction to camera repair would be to give the shutter a cleaning and check out the insides. They call the C3 the 'Model T' of cameras, for good reason. Not too complicated inside...I followed the dismantling instructions found at the Argus Collector's Group website. It involves taking off the leather, so be careful there. All the important screws are under the front leather. Once I got it all apart I cleaned all the glass and any tarnished brass. Then I got my canister of Radio Shack electronics cleaner (mostly ether in a handy can with brush attachment - don't take a deep whiff!) and gave a squirt to the slow speed mechanism which it turned out wasn't releasing properly. Worked it a few times, now good as new! A note here - most camera repair info indicates that very clean parts require no lubrication, they just work together properly when clean, it's the old grease or dirt making it gummy. Better none at all than too much. In this case none. Getting the leather back on right was actually the hardest part for me, that Pliobond is slippery, tricky stuff. This 'fixed' C3 isn't as pretty now as the other one - not that it was to begin with - but it works much better now, and takes great pictures.
I should note here that if all you need to do is adjust the rangefinder or clean the window glass you can do that by taking off the little 'door' over the rangefinder windows, you'll find adjustment screws underneath and easy access to those little glass windows. Such a straightforward, no-frills design, you'd think it was Ukranian! ;)
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My chief complaints about the C3 are the tiny viewfinder and rangefinder windows, and the fact that my finger always seems to get in the way of the shutter lever, which is right on the front of the camera where I'm used to gripping it. The c-four doesn't have that problem.
The external gearing on this and the c-four make focusing a little slower than on some of the other rangefinders I've used -- not to mention the separate (and tiny) viewing and focusing finder windows -- so zone focusing is probably better for these. The good news: Cintar lenses are sharp, coated and contrasty, and these old Argus leaf shutters seem to last forever, simple and strong as they are. Note too that having a leaf shutter means that it syncs at all speeds, which is very nice, particularly when using fill flash.
My two C3s come from different eras, but the older has a good guide to the 'Color-Matic' settings, on a sticker inside the case: 'YELLOW for Kodachrome, AnscoColor daylight color films (ASA 10), RED for Ektachrome, Anscochrome daylight color films and for Plus X, Supreme, etc., black-and-white films (ASA 32-64), GREEN shutter setting for flash.' I recommend just sticking to the 'Sunny f16' rule...
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Four work zones will greet Arkansas motorists on major state highways during the holiday weekend, but state highway officials say Interstate 40 between Little Rock and Memphis will have all lanes open.
The state Highway and Transportation Department on Tuesday urged drivers to be careful while in the construction areas.
Traffic on I-40 near Hazen has been snarled for months because of construction around the White River bridge, but Highway Department Director Scott Brooks said work is nearly complete and all lanes will be open.
Lane reductions are still in place on I-40 near Russellville, I-530 near Redfield, I-540 in Fort Smith and U.S. 67 near Bald Knob.
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Possible Revisions Coming To The Clarksburg Animal Ordinance
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Clarksburg City Council talked over the city's animal control ordinance and what revisions are needed for it, Wednesday.
Council members say the current animal ordnance has very weak language in it, especially when it comes to proper animal shelter, protection from the elements and food for the animals.
Council says the revised animal ordnance will have better defined language and they're hoping they can soon achieve just that."
"We want to protect the animals and at the same time keep being friendly and protect our citizens from anything happening to them, " said Clarksburg Mayor Patsy Trecost.
The revised animal ordnance may possibly be up for a council vote by summer.
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Ford Wants Help In Merging Cars With Web
Americans love their cars and spend a lot of time in them, so it's no surprise that auto makers are looking to tap into the latest consumer Internet technology to connect vehicles to music, apps and social networks.
Ford Motor Co., the second-largest U.S. auto maker, has a wide range of technology interests, from batteries to chips that control a vehicle's electronics–and like most big companies in highly competitive markets, it is secretive about many of its activities.
But not so when it comes to efforts to tap into the Internet and the portable electronic devices that people carry into their cars. The Dearborn, Mich.-based corporation is quite open about seeking closer ties with venture investors and their portfolio companies that can help it achieve its goal of creating a truly "connected" driving experience.
"We really need to play directly with the people who are creating technology," said Venkatesh Prasad, group and senior technical leader of Ford Infotronics Research & Advanced Engineering.
Its flagship is Ford SYNC, a platform co-developed with Microsoft Corp. to enable people to connect digital media players and mobile phones to a vehicle's entertainment system and operate those devices via voice commands or the car's audio controls. It was launched in the U.S. in 2007 and Ford plans to roll it out in Europe and Asia next year.
The latest version of SYNC enables devices to communicate with the MyFord Touch driver interface that is available on certain Ford products.
One company plugged into the SNYC platform is Pandora Media Inc., the online music service that held an initial public offering in June. Pandora has been working with Ford for about two years to deliver its personalized music service via SYNC using Pandora's smartphone apps. Ford was the first car maker with such a system and Pandora used that as a road map to integrating its technology into vehicles, said Jessica Steel, the executive vice president in charge of corporate development at Pandora.
Stitcher Inc. is another venture-backed company drawn to Ford's SYNC platform. The company, which provides customized talk radio online and is backed by Benchmark Capital and New Atlantic Ventures, reached out to Ford before its connected-car strategy was public, said Noah Shanok, Stitcher co-founder and chief executive.
"It took us a while to get to the right people," he said. "As soon as we introduced ourselves and they did their homework, it was a no-brainer."
Like Pandora, Stitcher says Ford was a way to promote its product in a key market. "From the beginning we knew the car was going to be huge for us," Shanok said. "Ford's announcements and their success and innovation have probably been a significant component as to why the dam broke open and the connected car is a hot topic now."
Another venture-backed company, Inrix Inc., currently powers Ford SYNC traffic and navigation services. In July the company announced a commitment of $37 million in Series D funding led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers' Green Growth Fund and August Capital.
Cumulux Inc., meanwhile, got introduced to Ford early last year through Microsoft, where its founding team once worked. Ford was looking to build a cloud-based system that would enable connections with social media and other online services.
Working under an engineering services contract and using Ford's intellectual property, Cumulux built a system that University of Michigan students used to connect vehicles to services like Twitter and Yelp and to take information from the vehicle and do mash-ups with Wikipedia and other websites, said Paddy Srinivasan, Cumulux co-founder and chief technology officer.
"This really stretched the imagination for our development team as well as some of the other people at Ford that we engaged with," he said.
One of the results of this was a car that used Twitter to report its progress on a cross-country trip last year, said Ford's Prasad. "You were not tweeting, the car was tweeting."
While such a service is not yet available for the general public, it's an indication of an experimental philosophy that Ford believes will keep its technology fresh.
"We have a really good feel for global markets," and an understanding of "ways to tune the Internet for the road," Prasad said. "Right now the Internet comes to a halt when you drive."
(This story was adapted from a VentureWire story as part of an ongoing series called "Corporate Speak" that analyzes the strategies of publicly traded companies plugged into the start-up community. For a two-week trial to VentureWire, click here.)


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(Age 25 on the show, aka Rebecca O'Donohue) From Dobbs Ferry, New York (Auditioned in Boston) – Becky began singing at the age of 4. Becky attended Niagara University on a full scholarship and received her B.A. in Communications. Singing isn't her only talent. Becky played Division I basketball for Niagara University. Currently, she is working for an entertainment company and as a waitress in City Island.
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Cornwall Council's new chief pledges to stay in the job for up to 10 years
Kate Kennally was previously with Barnet council in London. She takes over from Andrew Kerr who was only in the post for eighteen months.
Plymouth to begin street lighting upgrade
Plymouth City Council will begin an 18-month citywide street lighting replacement programme this week, as part of its energy and carbon saving measures.
The £8 million project, which will see nearly 29,000 street lights in the city replaced with energy efficient light emitting diode (LED) lamps, will see the Council's energy bill reduced by over £1 million a year.
Streets in the north-west of the city will be the first to receive the new lights, which give a colour of light similar to that of moonlight. Installation will then continue in stages across the north of the city, working from west to east, before moving to the southern half of the city.
In most cases the LED units will be flatter and squarer than existing lamps but in areas with heritage lighting, care will be taken to use lamps that are similar in appearance to the existing ones.
Plymouth will be one of the first cities in the UK to replace all of its street lights with LED units, but it has been able to benefit from the experience of other councils such as Birmingham and Gateshead, which have installed them extensively.
West Somerset council to make savings to save its future
West Somerset council is so financially stretched that its very future is in doubt, according to a confidential report seen by this programme.
The council, one of the smallest in the country, will have to make savings over the next two years, but after that faces a merger with other authorities, it says.
The report, by the Local Government Association, says the sparsely-populated area is facing a growing budget deficit which means that it will not be able to provide even minimum standards of service in the future. Various options are proposed, including sharing services with other councils.
West Somerset say tey'll consider the report next month.
Cornish students get extra funding for uni
A new grant scheme has been announced today (Thurs) to help more Cornish students get to university.
Four thousand students a year could get up to £3,000 from Cornwall Council to help with their living costs. All would also be eligible for a £30 card to help pay for books and travel.


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Country: Hong Kong
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Director: Sammo Hung
Year: 1985
I'm going to be honest here. Cinema City comedies are not my thing. I don't appreciate the broad, family oriented humor. That said, Winners & Sinners, which started off the phenomenally successful (in financial terms) Lucky Stars series, has an actual script, unlike many of the Lucky Stars flicks, which tend to rely on endless improvisational mugging.
That's a very good thing, because Winners and Sinners feature some of the most charmless and grating comedians ever, like John Shum and Charlie Chin. On the other hand, Richard Ng and Stanley Fung are only as good as their material.
Writers Sammo Hung and Barry Wong come up with lots of intricately written comic situations, which at least gives the actors something to play.
Our heroes start out as petty crooks. Writers Hung and Wong show how their schemes go wrong and wind them up in jail. Our heroes bond in the hoosegow and once they get out, they form a cleaning company, but accidentally run afoul of a counterfeiting gang.
As I said, the situations these folks get into are thoroughly scripted, but they aren't especially funny, either. Every once in a while, the corners of my mouth would reluctantly curl upward into a wan smile. Since 95% of the movie is comedy, that's a problem.
Fortunately, when the brief action scenes kick in, they are quite good. They had better be, considering the choreographers are Sammo Hung Stuntmen's Association, Yuen Biao, Billy Chan Wui-Ngai, and Lam Ching-Ying, and the performers include Sammo Hung, Jackie Chan, Fung Hak-On, Chung Faat, Dick Wei, and more. Now, none of this stuff is at the level of an average Jackie Chan flick, but it still kicks Winners and Sinners up several notches.
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Greene has been a lifelong resident of Chisago County. "My family history in Chisago County dates back to the mid 1800s. I the fourth oldest child of 14 children, born and raised on a family dairy farm in Franconia Township. Having such a large family has given me untold experience in the art of negotiation and compromise."
After graduating from Taylors Falls High School and then Dunwoody Institute, where he earned a degree in electronics, Greene continued with a 40 year career in agribusiness with John Deere in Osceola, WI. Greene remains a lifelong member of his church and is a member of the Farm Bureau.
In addition, Rick and his wife Randi, a registered nurse, have owned and operated a successful grain and livestock farm outside of Almelund for the past 35 years. He and his wife raised three children on this farm, all graduating from North Branch High School. Morgan is employed at Stepp Manufacturing, a family-owned business in Sunrise and very busy with his family. Elizabeth is married to U.S. Marine Gunnery SSgt. Tony Henriquez, who has completed three deployments to Iraq adn just returned in March from an 18 month duty in Africa. We are thrilled that Liz, Tony and 2 1/2 year old TJ are all back together and stationed in San Diego. Youngest son Charlie is currently living in Roseau, MN working for Polaris in it's transportation devision. "I am proud of my family, especially my three grandchildren."
"I feel that 40 years in local business, 35 years running a successful livestock operation, and my previous years a County Commissioner have given me the management skills our county needs in these challenging times." Greene started his service in local government on the Amador Township board, rising to the position of chairman. He won a seat on the Chisago County board in 2006, was elected vice-chair in 2009 and chairman of the board for 2010. He is also a member of a number of county and regional committees. "My years of experience as a township supervisor and county commissioner have given me the background to understand how government funding sources work and how to really get things done in local government."
One of the county board's greatest accomplishments during my terms has been our determination to initiate and maintaine a zero percent tax levy increase in the years 2010, 2011, and 2012. No one can remember the last time Chisago County had no increase in the annual tax levy." We continue to accomplish this in the face continueing multimillion-dollar funding cuts while still provide good service for our residents."
Additional accomplishments during his term are:
· Approved plans for millions of dollars of road improvements in District 2 during 2010, 2011, and 2012- without raising taxes.
· Increased commercial/industrial tax base.
· County bond rating remains very strong.
· Respectful county board meetings where citizen input is encouraged and valued.
"In order for our county to thrive during these tough times, the board must be continually vigilant about protecting taxpayer dollars from waste and misuse. That was my goal when I started and continues to be my top priority as we move on in this economy. This takes courage and requires forward thinking that looks to the future."
Please contact me at my web site, Greene4Commissioner.com, or call 651-583-2513. I represent you, and to do that I need to know your opinions. I enjoy listening and talking to you about your ideas.


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"I've been cleaning the garage and putting things where they belong, so this project was born out of that, organization!" confesses Cristina at Remodelando la Casa. She had a pile of wine crates and some parts from an old garage door that she decided to get out of the garage and into her house…as furniture!
For this project, Cristina used one of the wine crates to form a tabletop, and the angled metal pieces from the old garage door to build a base for the table. After constructing the base, she painted the metal so that it would be a darker metallic than it's original galvanized appearance. The wine crate got some stain to darken it, too. Completing the industrial look, she added caster wheels to the bottom of the piece. Once finished, Cristina moved the table inside where it's doing duty now as a side table.
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Thanks to the outstanding support of the SRA community, we were able to raise $678,000 toward the design and permitting of the new boathouse. With the support of King County Parks, the first phase of construction has started and fund-raising is now underway for the remaining phases of the project. For more information about the phased construction plan, click here.


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DIXON ON PLOCH: "She probably hits the hardest ball of anyone on the team. She's a natural lefty, so she has an outstanding backhand and is very competitive. She really likes to pound the ball from the backcourt with both the forehand and backhand and she has a serve that can out and out win the point with one strike. Maggie has a lot of match experience which she will bring to the team."
AS A FRESHMAN (FALL 2008): Finished the fall season with a 2-1 singles record and 3-0 doubles mark ... All action came in the fall season's final event at the Big Green Invitational (11/7-11/9). Was one of the two stars of the weekend for UMass along with Laura Danai's 5-0 combined record ... After falling in her first collegiate singles match, came back strong with wins over Akron (6-3, 7-5) and Boston University (3-6, 7-5, 10-6) in consecutive days. The BU win was against two-time reigning First-Team All-America East member Yana Sadovskaya ... Teamed with Kaitlyn Carpenter for a perfect 3-0 doubles mark, posting wins over Syracuse (8-6), Akron (8-4), and Boston University (8-4).
PERSONAL: Magdalena Isabella Ploch ... Born December 8, 1988 in Bytom ... Daughter of Andrzej Ploch and Isabella Schuster-Ploch ... Sister of Sarah (14), Sebastian (12), and Marcel (10) ... Intends to be a Pre-Med major.
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Ahsan Rasheed has made a few comments in regards to the exclusivity of the upcoming "Final Fantasy XV." According to a report from Dual Shockers on Jan. 2, the industry insider claimed that the action role-playing game was previously exclusive to the PS4, adding that multiple trustworthy sources said the same thing in the past. You can find his comments below:
FFXV PS4 Exclusivity, even to this day, some insiders claim, was a thing; and these insiders are about as trustworthy as they come.
Ahsan Rasheed went on to suggest that the deal may have been broken because Sony Computer Entertainment did not want to pay Square Enix for the exclusive rights. You can take a look at some screenshots from "Final Fantasy XV" in the slideshow to the left of this article and his speculation below:
It could also be because Sony didn't want to open their checkbook. Honestly, exclusivity in this day and age is stupid.
"Final Fantasy XV" started out life as a PS3 exclusive video game called "Final Fantasy Versus XIII." The software product was re-announced first as a PS4 title at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo. Square Enix would later confirm the Xbox One version as well.
The "Final Fantasy" series was first associated with Nintendo platforms before moving onto the Playstation systems. The franchise began to come out simultaneously on multiple platforms at with the release of "Final Fantasy XIII" on the PS3 and Xbox 360.
It appears that the new trend will continue with the new generation of consoles as "Final Fantasy XV," which still does not have a release date, will be coming out on the PS4 and Xbox One.
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Relay for Life – to most of us it is just one night, but to those with cancer it is one big fight that goes on every single minute of every day.
Lancaster's 21st Relay for Life begins Friday with a celebration as 200 cancer survivors walk the first lap around the track at Lancaster High School's Memorial Stadium. Loved ones and supporters will then take over and walk laps nonstop the rest of the night to honor loved ones battling cancer or remember someone who lost the fight.
Four city police officers are being credited with pulling two sleeping children from a burning house late Friday.
Lancaster Police Chief Harlean Carter identified the officers as Sgts. Dustynn Burlingame, Dale Johnson and Kenneth Warlick and Lt. Dean Short.
"What they did makes me proud, but moreover, I hope our citizens appreciate the hearts of our officers and their willingness to answer a call to action whenever it's needed," Carter said.
The fire happened about 10:15 p.m. Friday at 527 Central Ave.
Calling Billy McCoy's run for sheriff a "terrible nightmare," a volunteer is breaking away from McCoy and campaign manager Malcolm Little, recounting a strange three weeks of being pulled into a plagiarism scandal.
"It was the craziest thing I've ever been through in my life," says Lee Burkett, a veteran Democratic volunteer from Rock Hill. Reached at press time Tuesday evening, McCoy would not comment directly on Burkett's account.
More than 200 cancer survivors were honored April 16 at the annual Relay for Life Survivor's Luncheon at Covenant Baptist Church.
Debra Steen shared with an audience of cancer fighters and their supporters her story of struggle and survival in her husband's fight against cancer.
A Charlotte man is facing 28 felony counts of forgery in Lancaster County after local investigators found evidence of his crimes in a bottle floating in a creek.
Lancaster County investigators have also prepared warrants against a Lancaster resident who they say helped the Charlotte man cash other forged checks.
Lancaster County Sheriff's Office investigators arrested William Randolph Umstead, 50, of Charlotte on April 13 at the Anson County, N.C., jail on 28 warrants for forgery.
April showers didn't dampen the spirits of those gathered Friday to celebrate Earth Day on the greenway at Constitution Park.
More than 50 people stood in the rain under colorful umbrellas and listened as speakers shared a common message to be better stewards of the Earth. Children ran and played in the green open space, and lunch was served on flying discs.
Everyday people, politicians and children mingled and played in the green open space.
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Lancaster-based sculptor Bob Doster recently installed a student-made metal sculpture at Duncan Elementary School in Spartanburg. The circular design utilized student self-portraits standing beside each other.
Doster was the artist in residence at the school as part of Chapman Cultural Center's Arts Advantage program.
A suspect arrested for the April 5 murder of 20-year-old Randy Tran in Indian Land has been served with additional warrants for firearm and drug violations.
Na'Chon Jakeh Hayden, 22, formerly of Van Wyck, was charged April 15 with possession of a stolen pistol, possession/distribution of prescription drugs and possession of other Schedule I to Schedule V drugs.
Hayden was the last of four suspects arrested in the shooting death of Tran and was previously charged with murder and failure to report a crime.
A swindler working social media conned a 70-year-old Indian Land woman out of nearly $100,000 with talk of an overseas business opportunity, according to a Lancaster County Sheriff's Office incident report.
The April 12 incident report said the Sun City Carolinas resident told the investigating deputy she met a 56-year-old man named "George Millard" on Facebook at the beginning of February.
Sheriff's candidate Billy McCoy has released a slimmed-down strategic plan for the county, but is not answering questions about the new plan or the old one, which he retracted Tuesday after The Lancaster News revealed that it almost entirely duplicated an N.C. police department document.
McCoy said Tuesday evening in a statement labeled "Retraction" that he had reworked his plan because "of the backlash and obvious desire by you, the citizens and constituents to have something different."
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The Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI) offers two types of internships that provide learning opportunities for the conservation community in Canada and abroad. All interns are involved in the everyday working life at CCI. They actively contribute to both the formulation and implementation of conservation standards, thereby gaining in-depth knowledge of collection needs. They are exposed to a variety of conservation research and treatment projects within the interdisciplinary environment of CCI.
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text: By now you have no doubt heard about the VEVO TV Control Room (4th and Lavaca), VEVO's home base during SXSW and command central for performances by HAIM and Krewella, daytime events and more. But VEVO, the world's leading all-premium music video and entertainment platform, came to Austin for another reason – the launch of its groundbreaking [VEVO TV](http://vevo.com/tv). Unveiled yesterday, VEVO TV is an always-on, broadcast-style music and entertainment video channel that airs within VEVO.com and free mobile apps for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Xbox and Roku. Like the word "TV" implies, this channel is something you can easily tune-in to 24/7, day or night, and watch whatever is on, at the same time as anyone else. Just like TV! VEVO TV is your channel for live concert events, artist interviews and video premieres from the biggest artists in the world. You will also find exclusive and original music shows we produce that you won't be able to find anywhere else. Hits like CERTIFIED, GO Shows, Lyric Lines and many others will live alongside carefully assembled blocks of your favorite videos and classics culled from our vast library. All hand-programmed by humans for music lovers everywhere to lean back and watch. Check out VEVO TV while you're recharging at the VEVO TV Control Room in downtown Austin this week.


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Ever heard a noise that you think is something VERY LOUD and very far away, only to discover it was actually something really quiet and possibly in the same room.
The 2 sounds could be created by something very different, for example :
I just thought I heard a ships fog horn in the distance, for a moment I really did think it was a fog horn....
.... until I realised it was the spring in the door handle on the kitchen door releasing itself after getting caught on something..
Strange but true !
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UMass Hosts Delaware For 2013 Senior Night On Friday
April 22, 2013
Nick Diachenko leads the team with 37 points on 33 goals and four assists while Eric Smith follows with 18 tallies and 11 helpers. Connor McRoy adds 25 points with a dozen goals and 13 assists while Brian Kormondy is fourth with 12 marks and six helpers for 18 points. Danny Keane (16), Ian Robertson (15) and Sean Finegan (10) have also reached double-figures in points for the Blue Hens through 14 contests.
Conor Peaks and Chris Herbert have split time in the cage for Delaware in 2013. Peaks has more appearances (12) - mixing in six starts - while totaling 372:18 on the year. Peaks owns an 8.22 goals-against average with a .560 save percentage on 65 stops and 51 tallies allowed. Herbert has played in and started eight games with 451:55 in the cage, allowing 10.49 goals per game while securing a .541 save percentage with 93 stops and 79 goals given up. Peaks is 3-3 on the year and Herbert owns a 2-6 record. Brett Anton closed out the remaining time in the cage with 18:02 played over three games, allowing four goals and making three saves.
Tyler Barbarich serves as the main faceoff specialist for the Blue Hens, with 163 victories in 284 attempts (.574 win percentage) to go with a team-high 78 groundballs, the second-most in the CAA overall and per-game (5.57).
Overall, Delaware has been outscored this season, 134-127 while foes hold a 208-182 advantage in points. Opponents own the slimmest lead possible in shots, 480-479, while totaling more on-target attempts, 296-294 and a greater number of man-up goals, 15-11. The Blue Hens have earned advantages in groundballs, 472-403 and caused turnovers, 103-85 while winning 173-of-313 faceoffs (55.3 percent).
The Last Meeting
April 27, 2012
Newark, Del.
The Minutemen also tied the UMass record for wins in a season, 13, with the victory at Delaware Stadium in Newark, Del. The win improved UMass to 13-0 overall and 6-0 in the CAA. Delaware concluded its season with a 6-9 record and a 1-5 mark in league play.
Manny led all scorers with eight points on six goals and two assists, while Biscardi had four goals and one helper. Kyle Smith secured two goals, two assists and four groundballs, while Art Kell (two goals, one assist), Mike Fetterly (one goal, one assist) and Steve D'Amario (one goal, two assists) also contributed on the offensive end. Tom Celentani anchored a stout defensive effort with three caused turnovers and four groundballs, aiding goalie Tim McCormack, who earned the win with 11 saves.
The Blue Hens were led by Carter Bloor who notched three goals. Delaware's leading scorer, Gran Kaleikau was held to just one goal and one assist on the day. Brett Anton took the loss in cage, making 10 saves against allowing 13 goals. Chris Herbert relieved Anton for the final 16:56 of play, stopping four Minuteman shots.
The two teams traded goals to start the game, but UMass caught fire bridging a five-goal run over the first and second quarters to take a 6-1 lead with 3:13 remaining before halftime.
Bloor tallied the first goal of the second half to pull Delaware within 7-3, but Biscardi scored his second tally of the day just over two minutes later to spark a three-goal scoring streak for the visiting-Minutemen. Manny capped the quick run with an unassisted goal at the 6:55 mark of the third extending the lead to 10-3. The Minutemen closed the third quarter on another three goal run making the score 13-4 heading into the fourth.
Manny and Kell each scored midway through the final stanza to close out the UMass scoring. Delaware's John Austin tallied with 64 seconds left in the game to give the 17-6 final.
The Minutemen held a 42-to-29 shot advantage in the game. Sharp-shooting proved the difference - especially in the third quarter where the Minutemen posted six goals on 10 attempts. UMass also won 15-of-26 faceoffs and were 2-for-8 on the extra-man opportunity while holding Delaware to 0-for-7 on the man advantage.
UMass needs a victory over Delaware to keep itself in the hunt by finishing the conference campaign with a 2-4 CAA record. A Hofstra loss to the Nittany Lions would drop the Pride to 2-4 as well, with the Minutemen earning the head-to-head tiebreaker. A Saint Joseph's loss to Towson would lead the Hawks to finish at 1-5 in CAA games, one contest out of contention for the final spot. Penn State is the top seed and host of the tournament while Drexel will be No. 2 and Towson will meet as the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds, respectively.
Sophomore attack Grant Whiteway led the squad with three goals while Fleming and junior attack Connor Mooney added a pair of tallies. Bobby Tyler produced one goal and an assist for a pair of points, Kyle Smith totaled one mark and Brendan Schroeder helped out on one tally.
The UMass man-down defense kept Hofstra to just one goal in seven extra-man opportunities spanning 6:30 of game action. Zach Oliveri finished with 13 saves against eight goals for a .619 save percentage on the contest while Joe Calvello won 13-of-19 faceoffs and tied for the game high with five groundballs scooped up.
With 22 seconds remaining in the game and the scored tied at 8-8, the Minutemen caused a Hofstra turnover on a delay of game and cleared the play into the offensive zone. Following a timeout, Manny earned possession behind the cage and sent the play to Fleming in front, with Fleming firing a high attempt by goalie Chris Selva to push UMass ahead, 9-8 with time winding down in regulation.
The Minutemen (6-7 overall, 1-4 CAA) opened scoring with Smith tallying his team-leading 23rd goal of the year only 38 seconds into the game. Manny fed Smith from the right post, with Smith bouncing a shot at the edge of the crease.
Torin Varn recorded back-to-back goals for Hofstra (7-6, 2-3) to push the home side into a 2-1 lead with 3:57 to go in the first. Varn added a man-up tally at the 1:22 mark of the opening stanza to notch the hat trick, using the Pride's fourth man-up opportunity of the quarter to do so.
After Brian von Bargen secured Hofstra's fourth goal on a rebound shot to close scoring in the first, Adrian Sorichetti connected to give the Pride a 5-1 advantage with 12:48 remaining in the half, the largest lead of the contest for either side. The Minutemen countered with consecutive tallies from Mooney and Whiteway to pull within 5-3, scoring the pair only 1:11 apart.
Mooney added the second UMass goal of the day with 4:55 left in the second, scooping up a loose ball in front and planting a rebound shot into the left side of the net while being checked to the ground from behind. Whiteway followed with his 19th goal of the year to drop the deficit to two. With Fleming screening the Hofstra defense in front of the cage, Whiteway caught a pass from Manny and fired an attempt into the top-left corner to convert.
Whiteway tallied his second of the day and 20th of the year to move the Minutemen within 6-4 at the 10:08 mark of the third. Schroeder found Whiteway in front for the goal, marking Schroeder's second helper of the season. Tyler added UMass' fifth goal on Manny's third assist of the contest. Manny sent a pass to Tyler near the left post, with Tyler flicking an attempt by Selva at the crease with 5:08 remaining in the third.
After Mike Malave recorded a goal for the Pride to extend Hofstra's lead to 7-5 at the 1:53 mark in the third, Whiteway connected again to earn his fourth career hat trick. Using a man-up opportunity following a cross-checking penalty on the Pride, Whiteway secured his third goal of the day following a feed from Manny with 23 seconds left in the third.
The Minutemen evened the score only 48 seconds into the final stanza on a Fleming strike from distance. Tyler sent a pass from behind the net to Fleming eight yards from the cage, with Fleming depositing a hard shot over Selva's right shoulder to make it 7-7.
UMass took its first lead of the contest since going ahead, 1-0 with Mooney's second goal of the day. To give the Minutemen the 8-7 advantage with 8:47 to play, Manny found Mooney in front, with Mooney converting a shot while being checked to the ground.
The one-goal UMass advantage was erased by von Bargen with a strike near the left post to knot play at 8-8 with 1:52 remaining to play. However, Fleming's first game-winner of the season kept UMass' CAA Tournament hopes alive as the Minutemen required a win over Hofstra to stay in the race for the fourth and final seed in the upcoming postseason.
Varn led Hofstra with three goals, all in the first quarter. von Bargen followed with two tallies while Sam Llinares, Malave and Sorichetti recorded one each. Selva made 17 saves for the Pride while letting in nine tallies.
UMass outshot Hofstra, 42-33 overall and 26-12 in the second half. The Minutemen also led in groundballs, 27-24 while committing fewer turnovers, with 10 against 11 given up by the Pride. UMass went 15-for-18 on clears while Hofstra finished 17-of-18. The Minutemen finished 4-for-8 in extra-man opportunities as Whiteway converted twice and Mooney and Tyler notched one man-up goal each.
Kyle Smith's CAREER DAY PUTS UMASS BY HARTFORD
Sophomore attack Grant Whiteway secured four points on three tallies and an assist while senior attack Will Manny added one goal to go with a pair of helpers. Junior attack Connor Mooney had two points on a goal and an assist while senior attack Bobby Tyler helped out on a pair of tallies.
For the second consecutive game, Smith recorded the first UMass goal of the day. Against the Hawks, Smith put the Minutemen (5-4 overall) up, 1-0 with a tally in transition, rushing into the offensive zone with possession before bouncing a shot by Hartford goalie Frank Piechota at the 12:55 mark.
The Hawks (3-4) responded with a trio of goals to move in front, 3-1 before Smith added his second of the day to cut the deficit to one. Smith received a pass from sophomore midfielder Andrew Sokol six yards from the left post and sent a shot into the top-right corner with 5:31 to play in the opening quarter. The squads continued to trade runs throughout the middle of the contest as Smith held the Minutemen in the contest with the final four UMass scores of the day, equal to the production of the entire Hartford offense during the second half.
The Hawks added back-to-back goals spanning the end of the second quarter and beginning of the third to move within one of tying; however, Smith rallied the Minutemen offense with the senior's third goal of the day and 10th collegiate hat trick. With 9:37 remaining in the third, Smith rolled around the right post and placed an attempt into the back of the net from 10 feet away.
Smith added his fourth goal of the contest with 5:59 left in the third to push to lead to 11-9 on a pass from Mooney, unleashing a hard shot from eight yards away in front; however, the Hawks recorded back-to-back goals over the remainder of the stanzas to tie it at 11-11.
After three quarters of back-and-forth scoring runs, the final potion of competition featured defensive stands by each side before Smith's single game career-high fifth goal gave the Minutemen a 12-11 lead. Manny found Smith at the crease for his second assist, with Smith converting the eventual game-winning goal while being pushed to the ground at the 3:50 mark.
UMass stayed on the attack after taking the lead, resulting in Smith's sixth tally of the contest only 2:35 later. Tyler notched his second helper in leading the play to Smith, with the senior's six goals marking the most scored by a single Minuteman since Manny earned seven against Army on Feb. 10, 2012, a span of 23 contests.
Oliveri helped UMass to its third win of the season with three saves during the second quarter as the Minutemen built a 6-2 lead on the strength of four consecutive goals. The Ronkonkoma, N.Y., native also stopped a trio of attempts during the initial stanza and added two more in the fourth as UMass fought off Harvard's late rally attempt.
Kyle Smith JOINS 100-POINT CLUB
Senior attack Kyle Smith notched a multi-point performance on a goal and assist while freshman attack Dan Muller and sophomore attack Grant Whiteway earned one mark each. Senior Jake Smith led the defense with four groundballs and a career-high four caused turnovers while junior midfielder Joe Calvello won 8-of-14 faceoffs, including seven of the final 10, and scooped up five groundballs.
The Minutemen went ahead, 4-3 on Manny's first goal of the day with 3:21 to play in the second. Junior midfielder Matt Whippen started the play behind the net and sent a pass to Kyle Smith in front. Smith moved the ball to the crease on a pass to Manny, with the Massapequa, N.Y., native notching the tally on a shot at the front of the cage.
UMass doubled its lead in the third on Manny's second consecutive tally. Colin Fleming fired an on-target attempt that was stopped in front and looped over the cage to Manny. The senior attack snagged the ball out of the air, wrapped around the right post and shot into left side with 6:08 remaining in the quarter.
Manny added his third of the game to complete the hat trick with 5:06 remaining. Whippen held the play behind the net and directed a pass to Manny at the right post, with Manny sending a shot into the top-left for the 6-4 advantage.
Sophomore midfielder Andrew Sokol netted the eventual game-winner during the third quarter, staking UMass to a 7-3 lead with 12:32 remaining in the stanza. Sokol keyed in from 10 yards away completing the play despite being checked to the turf during his shot. Whippen closed scoring for UMass following a pass from Mooney to extend the advantage back to three in the fourth, 8-5 with 5:36 to play.
Senior attack Kyle Smith, senior midfielder K.R. Jurgelevich and sophomore attack Sean Cleary also contributed a goal each to the team effort. The Minutemen defense, led by starters Jake Smith, Ryan Hollenbaugh and Kyle Karaska, forced 17 Harvard turnovers.
When playing at Garber Field, the Minutemen have held opponents to fewer than 10 goals in a game during 13 of the previous 15 home contests ending in regulation, with the lone games allowing more than single-digits coming during the thrilling triple-overtime victory, 11-10 vs. Drexel on April 16, 2011, and heartbreaking 15-14 loss to the Dragons on April 13, 2013.
Andrew Sokol pulled UMass back within one with back-to-back goals to start the fourth, the seventh time on the contest that the Minutemen were within one of tying. Sophomore attack Grant Whiteway added the tying mark, one of his two tallies against the Tar Heels, on an attempt at the crease, completing the play while being knocked to the ground. Junior midfielder Matt Whippen added a goal and an assist while sophomore attack Sean Cleary notched one mark and senior midfielder Bobby Tyler added one helper.
During the announcement, the CAA also recognized senior attack Will Manny as the preseason conference player of the year while tabbing Colin Fleming, Ryan Hollenbaugh and Jake Smith to join Manny on the preseason all-CAA listing.
Nationally, the Minutemen are featured in each of the major polls, including ranking 12th in the USILA Coaches Ranking and 13th in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse Media Top-20.
Whippen proved instrumental in the Sunday victory, tying with teammate Andrew Sokol with a game-high six points. Whippen recorded his first collegiate point on a goal during the opening quarter to put UMass in the scoring column and knot the contest at 1-1 with 10:49 remaining. Whippen went on to add a trio of goals during the decisive second and third quarters as the Minutemen built a 13-8 lead entering the final stanza. The Chelmsford, Mass., native then secured the initial tally of the fourth quarter before assisting Kyle Smith on the final goal of the game.
Dating back to last season, Whippen was the fourth consecutive UMass men's lacrosse player to receive at least a share of the CAA Player of the Week honor, with now-senior Will Manny taking home the final 2012 season award on April 30. He shares the UMass Co-Athlete of the Week award with men's basketball point guard Chaz Williams.
Manny had a goal during the season-opener against Army and entered 2013 ranking 11th all-time on the UMass scoring list with 167 points on 93 goals and 74 assists. Manny suffered a broken thumb prior to the Minutemen's victory over North Carolina and was unable to compete in the win over the No. 4 nationally ranked Tar Heels.
Fleming, who was drafted into Major League Lacrosse with Manny and Smith during the 2013 preseason, finished fourth in goals and points on the Minutemen squad last year, finishing with 26 tallies and eight assists for 34 points. The 6-foot-6 senior from Bryn Mawr, Pa., entered his senior campaign with 56 career points on 42 goals and 14 helpers.
In his third year as a starter, Smith began 2013 with 31 starts in 37 total appearances and had scooped up 53 career balls while causing 37 turnovers during his first three seasons with the Minutemen. Through six contests on the current campaign, Smith has 11 groundballs and six caused turnovers while helping limit opponents to 9.47 goals per game.
Manny was the first of the group selected during the draft, with Boston nabbing the 2012 Tewaaraton Award finalist in the second round with the 14th pick of the day. Manny is the active points leader on the Minutemen with 167 entering the 2013 campaign on the strength of 93 goals and 74 assists. The 2010 CAA Rookie of the Year and 2012 Player of the Year was the first of eight CAA student-athletes taken during the draft.
Boston followed two rounds later with their second selection from UMass, taking Smith 30th overall. Smith, a two-year starter on the Minutemen defense, owns 43 groundballs and 37 caused turnovers in three seasons with the team, helping UMass hold opponents to just 7.19 goals per game during the 2012 campaign.
Fleming rounded out the trio, as the 6-foot-6 senior was selected with the first pick of the seventh round and 49th overall on the evening by the Ohio Machine. Fleming had a breakout season in 2012 to help UMass to its Colonial Athletic Association regular season and tournament championships, tallying 34 points on 26 goals and eight assists. Fleming will start his senior campaign with 56 career points on 42 goals and 14 assists. The selection marks the second consecutive season Ohio has drafted a Minuteman, after the Machine picked up 2012 graduate Anthony Biscardi during last season's selection process.
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It is a Law of Blogdom that when it snows you have to post photos, so here are mine! (And a little video of the giant snowflakes of dooooom. They don't show up quite as impressively as in person, though.)
There used to be a road there.
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We're not really sure, but this set of pillows from Sew English may be indicating that if you eat more bacon you'll have more sex. After all, our man would argue that bacon is an aphrodisiac. Or perhaps these Bacon and Sex Pillows ($160) are just offering two suggestions for making life a bit more enjoyable. Either way, we enjoy the hearty mandates being put forth and plan to take heed tonight!
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"Last semester I received an email from the School of Education letting me know that I was nominated to apply for the Strong Scholar Award, which was to be awarded to one graduate and one undergraduate student that year. The award identifies prominent, up and coming pre-service teachers at different points in their teacher preparation. I felt honored just to be nominated and enjoyed writing the required essay to discuss my goals as a future teacher. Within a few weeks of submitting my application, I found out that I had been selected and would receive the award along with $5,000 to help pay off loans and set up my future classroom! I was determined to make the Hattie M. Strong Foundation and my professors proud by being the best student teacher I could be before beginning my placements the following semester."
"My first student teaching placement was one that I had to "audition" for. I had heard about the dual language immersion pilot program at a local elementary school a year or so before it started and hoped, if there was a chance, to be a part of it. During the fall of 2010, I was contacted by the school and asked to prove or demonstrate my Spanish speaking abilities. I went in for my audition and was met by my future cooperating teacher. She, a native Spanish speaker, began a conversation with me to see how much Spanish I knew and if I could actually communicate. Within two minutes she was on her classroom phone to let the principal know that she had found a potential substitute for the dual language classroom. The principal made some phone calls and quickly had my name put on the substitute list. That meant I was able to meet my future students and sub in the kindergarten classroom before I started student teaching."
"Once my placement actually began, I immediately fell in love with the elementary-school culture and how friendly the staff, administrators and students were. Since the pilot dual language program was so new, I spent an average of 11 hours at school a day planning and creating materials from scratch, and I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT. One day, during the last few weeks of my placement, I found myself setting up my bulletin board at 8PM after having arrived that morning at 7:15. All of a sudden a small dog walked into my room and was soon followed by the principal who had returned to school to clean up his office. We talked for a long time, and he encouraged me to attend a local job fair (At Harrisonburg High School) later that month. I went to the job fair to interview with Harrisonburg City Public Schools and was hired on the spot! I was ecstatic and could not be happier about returning to the elementary school as a real teacher."
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Cruise Bill of Rights has Flaws
March 25, 2013 | By Dori Saltzman | 3 Comments
3 Responses to "Cruise Bill of Rights has Flaws"
Patricia Burke
March 25th, 2013 @ 5:15 pm
I'm not sure that he has cruised before. He certainly doesn't seem to know how ships operate very well. If anything is to be done following the three recent occurances, maybe cruise lines should consider getting together and creating their own set of rules/concepts that would go into effect when something like this does happen. Though I think for the most part, each of them do quite well dealing with emergencies.
March 25th, 2013 @ 11:49 pm
I am not an "expert" either but I am a lawyer. lets put aside for a second whether the suggest policy is good and deal with the legal issue if the US can impose it on cruise that leave, return or stop in the US. I submit that there is no legal issue that it can. In Spector V NCL the US Supreme Court said that the American Disability Act applies to foreign flagged ships that leave, return or stop in the US. I personally thought otherwise but now that SCOTUS has spoken there should be no issue at all. There are also many other US laws that apply. One is the US law that prohibits- no matter what the cruise contract says- from disclaiming or even limiting liability for physical injuries caused by the Cruise lines negligence(again leaving returning or stopping in the US). The recently passed Cruise line safety act actually goes further and requires cruise line to report crimes against US nationals no matter where they happen irrespective of whether that cruise ship leaves returns or stops in the US at all. I could go on and on but this isn't a legal brief…suffice it to say I think the US courts have spoken on this.
March 26th, 2013 @ 12:08 am
I think there are flaws in the policy as well…
"The right to disembark a docked ship if basic provisions cannot adequately be provided onboard;"
sure after some time like 12 hours or so…just like on a airlines its not for 4 hours.
"The right to a full refund for a trip that is abruptly canceled due to mechanical failures;"
no matter what? how about after 97 days on a 98 day cruise? 100% refund? prorata refund and return to your home is probably doable
." The right to full time, on board professional medical attention in the event of a major health crisis;"
Actually this may be another issue..right now if you get incompetent care on board the reality is there is no one to sue. The cruise lines disclaim liability for doctors as independent contractors and the courts have upheld this. The cruise lines have no responsibility if the doctor was incompetent. I believe that they should have some and should require the doctor to defend such lawsuits in the US and not make the patient try to find them if they can…CLIA already requires that the cruise lines hire competent people and for the most part the cruise lines do.
"The right to real-time information updates as to any adjustments in the travel plan of the ship in the event of a mechanical failure or emergency;"
what does real time mean? every 10 seconds. It takes time to diagnosis problems and deal with them properly. Ever the airlines get some to sort things out.
"The right to a ship crew that is properly trained in emergency and evacuation procedures"; this is already required by SOLAS regs which every country of note is a signatory to.
The right to backup power in the case of a generator failure.
This too is required by SOLAS…and these ships had them…The newer regs require that they be totally separate including switchboards etc… but things go wrong sometimes.
The Cruise lines can do this voluntarily if they want like they voluntarily do CDC inspections(its a voluntary program really)
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I love waking up and hanging with Rocky, our family's pug mix that we adopted a couple of months ago. Here's Rocky hanging with me on his favorite spot in the kitchen…
Speaking of mix, I was experimenting with Shakeology today. The reason is because I like using our Magic Bullet mixer for the simple fact that it's sized perfectly for one serving. But, when I made my shake yesterday, it was sooo thick that the Magic Bullet had a hard time. So, today I decided that I would use half of the Shakeology mix and make two smaller shakes instead of one large shake.
So, here's how I made my first batch of FRUIT PUNCH Shakeology for the Magic Bullet
6 oz. Orange Juice
1/2 Cup of Low Fat Organic Cottage Cheese
2 tbs of liquid flaxseed oil (mixed by hand into the cottage cheese)
1/2 banana
2 frozen strawberries
20 g Berry Shakeology mix (approx 3 tbs or half of the single serving packet)
Then mix it all up in the Magic Bullet for about 10-15 seconds and you'll end up with a very smooth, very tasty berry Shakology. By the way, you can substitute low fat yogurt for the cottage cheese and flaxseed oil combo. I use the combo to help with my colon issues. If you have colon issues, I highly recommend the combo instead of the yogurt. Trust me, you don't taste the cottage cheese!
I love the taste, love the consistency and love the fact that I can now bring my Shakeology to work and mix it up in my favorite Magic Bullet. Plus, now I get two shakes which really fills me up.
I also eat healthy snacks, like a power bar or a piece of fruit or some veggies between meals which gives me all the energy and nutrition I need to make it through the day!