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Can anyone remind me of the grammatical term for the apparent misapplication of an attributive adjective, as in the phrase "the naughty step" (where it is not the step itself that is naughty but the person consigned to it)?
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It's a form of anthimeria, conversion or functional shift, though in this case it's a double case:
I can't think of any term specifically for an anthimeria that results in the same form, and since adjective → noun conversions are common enough in English, and noun → adjective so common as to barely count as conversions at all, even the double form doesn't strike me as that remarkable, compared to other cases.
There are two interesting features though. The first is that we can see it is being treated more like a noun-adjunct than an adjective by trying to use it predicatively:
This also changes adjective order:
We generally put judgements before material, and material before qualifiers or modifying nouns, so the former makes sense, but the latter suggests we are using naughty in its more common adjectival meaning, and the wooden step needs a spanking.
I don't know a single "technical term" for exactly this, but it looks like a "two-stage" process:
In short, it doesn't seem strictly correct to describe the process as "misapplication of an attributive adjective", because the original adjectival sense of "naughty" has already been supplanted by the derived noun sense before recycling as an adjective with somewhat different applicability.
Firstly the concept of intersectiveness should be considered:
From RE at Yahoo Answers [tidied]:
So 'naughty step' is an example of anti-intersection.
Another way to look at this is to consider that 'naughty step' has been used as a shortened equivalent of 'the step on which naughty pupils are condemned to sit'. The adjective is thus known as a transposed epithet.
The other way to refer to the peripheral adjective (it does not truly modify the noun it attaches to, ie refers to something other than the noun's referent) is as a non semantically-predicative adjective. Though there is an argument that it's no longer a true adjective ('a mere youth' = 'someone who is merely a youth' = 'a member of that group of not-yet-adults characterised by immaturity, both physical, intellectual ...).

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BOISE, Ida. - Freshman hurdler Ashley Lodree outran several of the nation's top collegiate hurdlers, including reigning NCAA 400-meter hurdles champion Sheena Johnson of UCLA, to win the 60-meter hurdles Saturday at the United Heritage Invitational at Boise State's Jackson's Track.
Lodree's finals time of 8.33 seconds -- second-best ever by a UW hurdler -- was faster than any of the times run by her competitors, including Johnson and NCAA All-American Sani Roseby of UCLA, and the LSU pair of RaNysha LeBlanc and Brittany Littlejohn, who entered the meet with respective No. 6 and No. 7 national rankings.
Lodree's mark is well below the NCAA provisional-qualifying standard, is the second-fastest by an NCAA freshman in 2004, and equals the ninth-fastest collegiate mark in the nation this season. The meet also marks the third-straight in which Lodree, a graduate of El Cerrito High School in Richmond, Calif., has set a UW freshman record in the hurdles.
Lodree was not the only UW freshman making her mark, as fist-year pole vaulter McKane Lee cleared 16 feet, 7 1/4 inches to climb to 10th on Washington's all-time indoor list.
Lee's effort, however, was just a side note to the battle at the top of the event, as defending NCAA Indoor Champion Brad Walker dueled Oregon freshman Tommy Skipper. Walker impressed, cinching a bid to the NCAA Indoor Championships with an automatic-qualifying clearance of 18-1, but Skipper took center stage with a winning vault of 18-8 3/4, just 3 1/2 inches shy of Walker's Pac-10 record of 19-0 1/4, set last season.
Even Skipper can't claim the accomplishment of Husky sophomore Carly Dockendorf, however. The Port Moody, B.C., native capped an impressive weekend of two-sport competition by tying for fourth in the pole vault, at 12-5 1/2, just hours after winning the all-around for Washington's gymnastics team in dual-meet competition with Boise State on Friday night. On several weekends, Dockendorf has competed for both the Husky gymnastics and track teams at home, but Saturday marked the first time the sophomore had ever attempted the feat entirely on the road.
Washington track and field squads return home next weekend for the second-annual Pac-10 Invitational, featuring top-10 squads UCLA, USC, Stanford and BYU, as well as Washington State, Oregon, California, Arizona State and Air Force.
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A man from Sandhurst has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for serious sexual offences against children.
StevenPurchase, aged 36, was found guilty at Reading Crown Court of one count of causing or inciting a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity.
He had previously pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children.
He will be required to register on the Sex Offenders Register for life.
Investigating officer, Detective Inspector Andy Howard of theChild Abuse Investigation Unit said, "This is a significant sentence which reflects the seriousness of Purchase's actions and he will rightly now spend a number of years in prison."
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The son of a famous prisoner of war - was among 200 officer cadets - passing out at Sandhurst today.
Guy Peters is the son of John Peters, a Tornado pilot shot down and imprisoned by the Iraqis in the first Gulf war. Clearly not deterred by military service - he was also awarded the Queen's medal for being one of the best of his year.
Rachel Hepworth was there to watch the next generation of officers who will command our soldiers here and abroad on 'Sovereign's Parade' - a highlight of the Sandhurst calendar.
The interviewees are: John Peters, Former RAF pilot and Guy Peters, Officer cadet.
Hundreds of cadets take part in Sovereign's Parade
Around 600 cadets are taking part in the Sovereign's Day Parade at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst.
Of those, 200 of the senior term will be receiving their commissions after a year of hard training.
Sovereign parade underway at Sandhurst
The Sovereign parade is taking place today to mark the completion of a year's intensive military training.
More than 200 cadets have passed out from the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst today.
HRH the Countess of Wessex represented the Queen at the traditional Sovereign's Parade which brings 44 weeks of training to an end.
The cadets will now join their new regiments but they will not become official 2nd Lieutenants until the stroke of midnight tonight.
New officers graduate from Sandurst
The sun shone on the military academy in Sandhurst today as the next generation of army officers proved they have what it takes to go into battle.
The Sovereign's Parade marked the graduation of more than 250 officer cadets. They could be serving in Afghanistan within 18 months.
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Passing out at Sandhurst
Two hundred and fifty three officer cadets are taking part in a Sovereign's Parade to mark the end of their course at Sandhurst Military Academy.
It's the second of three passing out ceremonies held during the college's two hundredth year.
Cadets march through Sandhurst in Sovereign's Parade
Officer cadets from 13 countries pass out at Sandringham today, marking the end of their 12 months training.
Cadets honoured at Sandhurst parade
Two hundred and forty five officer cadets will parade before family and friends at the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst on Friday 13 April to mark the end of their year's training. Most will go on to command troops in Afghanistan within eighteen months.


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The Stillman women's volleyball team defeated the visiting Judson Eagles in straight sets (25-20, 25-21, 25-21) Tuesday at Birthright Alumni Hall.
The Lady Tigers (2-2) were led by Tuscaloosa's Hannah Burr, who had a match-high 18 kills along with nine digs and a block. Ashlee Smith added six kills and three blocks, while freshman Shantasia Lewis-Brooks had five kills and three digs.
For Judson, Bethany Williams had eight kills and three blocks while Rebecca Tucker had five kills and 15 digs.
The Lady Tigers will travel to Frankfort, Kentucky for the 2013 SIAC Crossover. The Lady Tigers will play two matches on Thursday, three on Friday and one on Saturday morning.
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Call it the iPhone on wheels, call it the iOS in the Car, but Apple is taking its show on the road, unveiling its dashboard display venture CarPlay at the Geneva International Motor Show, according to a report today from Fortune.
CarPlay, according to a press release from Apple, will be the "smarter, safer and more fun way to use the iPhone in the car," essentially merging the smartphone's features with the dashboard display for a select group of car manufacturers.
"CarPlay has been designed from the ground up to provide drivers with an incredible experience using their iPhone in the car," said Greg Joswiak, Apple vice president of iPhone and iOS product marketing, in the release.
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Chris Ivory, perhaps the biggest malcontent on the New Orleans Saints roster during the first seven games of the season, is a different man now. He laughs and smiles. He's - at times - engaging and pleasant. But more than anything, he's playing.
That alone has done wonders for the psyche of Ivory, a former undrafted free agent who became a fan favorite because of his production and physical running style.
Now after spending the first seven games of the season either inactive or riding the bench, Ivory has reemerged as a key to what had been a sputtering Saints rushing attack.
"It's a great thing to be out there," Ivory said. "I've been waiting for it. Every chance I get, every opportunity I get I want to seize that moment."
Ivory has owned the moment the last two weeks, helping the Saints rush for more than 140 yards in back-to-back games by displaying his full arsenal at the running back position.
Saints interim coach Joe Vitt said he enjoyed seeing Ivory revitalize a 28th-ranked Saints running game that had been ranked last in the NFL.
While Vitt said the Saints have long been aware of the ability of Ivory, who led the team in rushing as a rookie in 2010, outsiders are raving about what they call Ivory's "violent" running style.
"That's a cute saying," Vitt said. "I think he's run over people since he's been here. That's what he does. I think he is one of those backs that does a great job of running behind his pads. He is one of those backs that at his size, he can make you miss. At the same time, he can lower his pads and run over some people.
"He's always looking to get extra yards. I think what has been encouraging about Chris, you saw him switch the ball into the proper hand when he finished his touchdown run. Those are the little things that he has really worked on to become a better player. It's fun to watch and we're proud of him"
In his first action of the season in a 28-13 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, Ivory raced into the end zone for a 22-yard touchdown run, which at the time was the longest scoring run of the season by any Saints player.
Then, in last week's 31-27 win against the Atlanta Falcons, Ivory turned in one of the best runs in Saints history and one of the best in the entire NFL this season with a 56-yard touchdown run that showcased his speed, balance, vision, and power.
Ivory, who in two games has rushed 17 times for 120 yards and a team-high two touchdowns, said he was more than happy to show off his rushing repertoire.
Ivory's speed, which he said he worked on in the offseason, was evident when he beat Atlanta cornerback Asante Samuel to the corner and outraced the rest of the Falcons defense into the secondary.
He displayed his balance by tight-roping the sideline, then his vision when he cut between Samuel and safety Thomas DeCoud toward midfield.
He finished off the sensational run by showing his powerful right arm. After smartly switching the ball from his right hand to his left, he used his right arm to stiff-arm cornerback Dunta Robinson with a violent blow at the 16 before celebrating as he jogged into the end zone for the 56-yard score.
"I thought he was closing in on me," Ivory said of Robinson. "That's the next thing for me to get him off was the stiff arm. So I hit him with the stiff arm and knocked his head back a little bit, and I was able to score."
The run ignited the Saints' sideline.
Their offensive linemen said they love watching Ivory run with such force to finish off runs. "It's a thing of beauty," Saints left tackle Jermon Bushrod said.
Saints quarterback Drew Brees agreed, adding that he hopes that Ivory continues to play with a chip on his shoulder.
Before his two breakout games, Ivory had questioned his future with the team after a limited role to start the season. He claimed not to be getting any explanation on why he was buried behind Pierre Thomas, Darren Sproles, Mark Ingram - and at times - undrafted rookie Travaris Cadet on the depth chart.
Now he's taking it all out on his opponents.
"If that's the way he's going to run when he's frustrated, I hope he's really frustrated for the rest of the year," Brees said. "He just looked like a man on a mission. I think we have a good problem here and that is we have a lot of backs and guys you're trying to give opportunities to and get touches to.
"We just have to be very strategic about how we do that and make sure that we're kind of spreading it around the way we want to and the way that puts us in the best position to succeed as an offense and a team. I think by working him back in the mix here over the last two weeks, it's been great for him and great for us offensively.
"Obviously, you've seen him make some pretty big runs, some really physical runs, kind of violent and ferocious. We love to see that. I think as we go along here, we'll see how it all plays out, but I'm sure he's going to get more opportunities. I think we're starting to kind of find our own in the run games and hopefully we can continue to build on that."
But with Sproles expected to return to the active roster after missing the last two games with a broken hand, Vitt offered no guarantees that Ivory's workload will increase or even remain the same on Sunday at Oakland.
"We're going do exactly what we think is going to be necessary against the Oakland Raiders to beat them," Vitt said. "We'll take a look at what defensive fronts they're running, our play selection, we'll give the amount of carries and give the load that we think is warranted to beat that team and it's going to change on a weekly basis. Chris is playing well."
That's exactly what Ivory is expecting.
Although he has been the most spectacular, he knows he has talented teammates that will vie for carries as well.
He also knows that after the last two weeks, the coaching staff will have a difficult time sending him back to the bench.
"Yeah, they would," Ivory said. "But I think as long as I'm doing the right things and get a plus on the plays that I get, I think that just helps me out and allows them to give that much more trust in me.
"But I feel like they always knew my worth and what I could do. I just wasn't getting that opportunity. I was able to get that opportunity these past two games. At this point I feel like you are putting film out there for everybody. Really, you want to show your organization your worth and why you belong with this organization and on the field."
And on that note, Ivory raised his head as his interview session readied to come to a close and smiled.
Unlike the first eight weeks of the season, he sure looks happy now.


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ECCS has helped to leverage and coordinate state early childhood funding by filling program and funding gaps, and encouraging other agencies to commit resources as a partner in projects that required the blending of funds. ECCS strengthens system building at the state as well as the community level. These systems now provide the framework for supporting the implementation of the new and promising Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program.
Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program (MIECHV), the newest Early Childhood program, was by the Affordable Care Act. MIECHV provides an opportunity for collaboration and partnership at the Federal, State and community levels to improve health and development outcomes for at-risk children through evidence-based home visiting programs. This program is designed to
The legislation reserves the majority of funding for one or more evidence-based home visiting models in states. In addition, the legislation supports continued innovation by allowing up to 25 percent of funding to support promising approaches that do not yet qualify as evidence-based models.
Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems Program
Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program
Healthy Child Care America Program
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Steering Committee Meeting SummaryAugust 21, 2013
A report on Executive Committee activities was made that included the announcement that Donna Garren will be serving as the Vice Chairman of the Steering Committee / Executive Committee. The Curriculum and Peer Review Process continues and it is expected that Hazard Analysis chapter will have the most comments. There have been consistent comments that the current food model is too complicated and should be replaced with a simplified version. The committee is also looking at a decision tree that will assist small to mid-sized food processors. Alliance continuation discussions revolve around forms, fees, and costs. Highlights include a possible certificate fee and hard copy materials. Alliance outreach activities continue on a variety of fronts.
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CSPI Urges FDA to Halt Misleading Non-genetically Engineered Food-label Claims
(Washington) The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) today asked the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to take enforcement action against seven food manufacturers whose product labels deceive consumers with false or misleading claims about the absence of genetically engineered (GE) ingredients.
CSPIs complaint concerns Polaners All Fruit Spreads, Earths Best Baby Foods, Healthy Times Oatmeal with Banana Cereal, Vans Organic Waffles, Spectrum Canola Oil, Bearitos Tortilla Chips, and Erewhon Wheat Flakes. CSPI is not concerned about the quality or safety of the products, but charges that their labels violate the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and FDAs guidance about labeling foods for GE content. Some examples include:
Consumers want information about GE ingredients in their foods, but that information should be presented in an accurate and non-disparaging manner, said Gregory Jaffe, co-director of CSPIs Biotechnology Project. These labels bear false or misleading statements such as No GMOs that take unfair advantage of consumer concerns and lack of knowledge about GE crops. The labels imply that the absence of GE ingredients makes the products superior, when that is not the case. FDA, the American Medical Association, and many other health organizations have determined that GE crops are as safe to eat as traditionally bred crops. In fact, traditionally bred crops may be treated with more pesticides, or more dangerous pesticides than their bioengineered counterparts.
Although CSPI favors labeling of GE ingredients, these seven products show that manufacturers are taking advantage of consumers with false and misleading label statements, added Jaffe.
CSPI recently conducted a national opinion poll that found that labels stating GEor non-GE would influence many consumers perceptions and preferences. About 31% of consumers said that products labeled GE were not as safe as non-GE foods. A similar percentage said that foods labeled does not contain genetically engineered ingredients were better than unlabeled foods. Only about 10% said that the GE-labeled product was safer or better. (33% to 42% said that GE and non-GE foods were just as safe or good).
Given many consumers innate skepticism of any new technology, CSPI said that manufacturers must be careful not to mislead consumers. FDA needs to send a clear message to manufacturers that label statements need to be both accurate and not imply superiority, added Jaffe. Anticipating the day when biotechnology is used to provide consumer benefits, CSPIs letter also urged the FDA to guard against deceptive claims about such benefits. The FDA should nip this growing problem in the bud.


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Chapter Home
Urothelial carcinoma
Endophytic growth pattern
Reviewer: Monika Roychowdhury, M.D., University of Minnesota Medical Center (see Reviewers page)
Revised: 3 July 2011, last major update April 2011
Copyright: (c) 2003-2011, PathologyOutlines.com, Inc.
● Endophytic growth pattern can be associated with papilloma, urothelial neoplasm of low malignant potential, low / high grade tumors that are noninvasive or invasive; this topic discusses invasive tumors
● Anastomosing cords and columns of urothelium resembling inverted papilloma or broad pushing bulbous invaginations into lamina propria (broad front pattern), but with definitive evidence of invasion
● Not a WHO diagnosis
● Mean age 68 years
● 75% male
Clinical features
● Pattern present in 11% of urothelial carcinomas
● Associated with high grade and high stage tumors, and possibly poorer prognosis (Urol Oncol 2010 Mar 5 [Epub ahead of print])
● Anastomosing cords and columns of urothelium resembling inverted papilloma or broad pushing bulbous invaginations into lamina propria (broad front pattern)
● The trabecuale are wider and more irregular than those of inverted papilloma
● Invasive if there is irregularity of broad front of bulbous invaginations, retraction artifact, desmoplasia or other features of destructive invasion
● Usually exophytic papillary urothelial carcinoma is also present
● Substantial nuclear pleomorphism, readily apparent mitotic figures and architectural abnormalities
● At least 25% of tumor should have an inverted component to be considered as inverted urothelial carcinoma (BJU Int 2011;107:532)
● Findings suggestive of invasion – irregularly shaped nests with disruption or absence of the basement membrane, desmoplasia or fibrotic stromal response (note that microinvasion usually does not elicit a stromal response, which makes its identification more difficult)
● Pattern is associated with invasion in 50% of papillary urothelial carcinomas (Am J Surg Pathol 1997;21:1057)
● Urothelial carcinoma in situ, if present in the surface urothelium, provides support for a diagnosis of inverted urothelial carcinoma
Micro images
Non-invasive and invasive
Differential diagnosis
● Inverted papilloma: may have focal papillary pattern; normal bland urothelium with occasional umbrella cells, no invasion (Ann Diagn Pathol 2009;13:158); negative for Ki-67, CK20, p53; normal FISH
(Am J Surg Pathol 2007;31:1861)
● Inverted papilloma with atypia: rare mitotic figures and very low proliferation rate as estimated by Ki-67 immunostaining
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College Hockey:Wisconsin Adds Women's Hockey
MADISON, Wis. — Following a unanimous recommendation from its planning committee, the University of Wisconsin athletic board voted to add women's ice hockey as a varsity sport beginning in 1999-2000, athletic director Pat Richter announced Friday.
"Ice hockey was a preeminent thought even before the success of the United States women's ice hockey team at the Olympics," Richter said of the decision. "After the success of that team, the choice became even more obvious.
"It seemed to fit in with our sport portfolio. With the presence of the men's team, the facilities, the equipment, we already have a lot of familiarity with the sport."
Richter indicated that the search for a head coach will commence immediately, with hiring planned for this summer.
As many as 10 different sports-interest groups were represented at public hearings held by the university to help decide which women's sport to add; the committee narrowed the choices to water polo, ice hockey and lacrosse after additional research. In choosing hockey, the board was encouraged by the success of the first-year team at the University of Minnesota, as well as by the rapid growth of the sport nationally.
The new team is expected to play its home games at either the Kohl Center or the Dane County Coliseum. Scholarships will be phased in incrementally, up to the full NCAA complement of 18.
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I've got a crappy webhoster where I need the filenames in iso-8859-1, my FS uses utf-8. Filezilla can handle encodings, but I need something that I can use in a script. Is there a program out there that I can use to convert file names on upload that can be called from bash?
I think there are ways to script FileZilla but I'm not too familiar with them. Try that first.
If not, what I can suggest is using lftp instead. With lftp you can do the following:
and from there, upload the file.
Hope that helps!
convmv --notest -r -t iso8859-1 ./upload-queue/
Alternatively, hack something up using
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Wherein we ponder vexing issues in infection prevention and control, inside and outside the hospital.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Lying About Prognosis Might Not Be Lying
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From a patient point of view who had to hear the bad news this past week- we do best with frank and jarring honesty. We have friends who see the same specialist and don't want the frank and jarring truth, they prefer the specialist to hint...and gently sugar coat everything.ReplyDelete
We both adore the same Specialist. What makes her "good" at working with her patients is she makes no assumptions(even in Public School, many of us learned the concept of mean,median or mode as early as 4-5th grade.) She also recognizes the differences in each family dynamic.
If a Dr. is not strong in the human element, his duty lays in making sure his patients understand- if that means honest and blunt so be it.
Thanks for making me think this morning- as a patient I would not have even thought about this as a skill, or concept that was taught or discussed.
Why would we expect physicians to be different than the rest of us? Healthcare providers don't give prognoses simply because they cannot do so accurately and the wrong prognosis time and time again erodes ones ego. Doctors tell lies when it suites them and to think that they somehow know better and do so in our best interests clearly put you within that group of people who feel comfort in diverting responsibility to others; which is fine, but don't make-up stories about it.ReplyDelete
I find a more pressing question about the recent study that about forty-percent of the physicians that received the study pocketed the twenty bucks and didn't bother to respond. Once again, human nature. You may like to think healthcare providers are altruistic and to some extent they are but really, how can you ignore who we are.
P.S. We're all going to die, it's a given, learn to live with it and act accordingly.
This isn't making up stories. It is suggesting that giving people hope, i.e. focusing on the right-skewed tail is probably the best thing you could do for the patient clinically (hope) but ALSO is a more honest interpretation of the data. Focusing on central tendency measures like mean or median and acting like they are the "truth" may be the true deception and not just in medicine. Saying things like 'we are all going to die', while true, ignores factors like quality and quantity of life.ReplyDelete
The real tragedy of society and media is the tendency to focus only on the negative aspects of people and research studies. The point of my post was to shed some light on an important aspect of shared decision making between doctor and patient. I probably should have gone further to suggest that including prognosis discussions in the article was incorrect and if I was reviewing the paper, I would have suggested that the authors remove prognosis discussions from their estimates of lying.
If you haven't already read Stephen Gould's article, I think you might like it. I had the chance to ride the T with Dr. Gould when I was living in Boston and thanked him for his article 15 years after he'd written it. It was probably one of the highlights of my time in Boston and our brief discussions further strengthened my belief that only telling patients "they only have 8 months to live" if that is the median survival of their condition, is almost certainly lying to them.


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CHICAGO -- The Boston Bruins took a significant hit in the first overtime of Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Chicago Blackhawks when top forward Nathan Horton appeared to suffer an upper-body injury.
He did not return to the game, won 4-3 by Chicago on a goal by Andrew Shaw 12:08 into the third overtime.
Bruins coach Claude Julien did not provide an update on Horton during his postgame remarks.
"Nothing right now," Julien said. "There's nothing to say because our doctors haven't finalized the evaluation properly."
Horton, a part of Boston's top line, was tied up with Blackhawks defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson with about seven minutes remaining in the first overtime. Horton went immediately to the dressing room.
Horton, who had an assist on Milan Lucic's game-opening goal, has seven goals and 11 assists for 18 points in 17 games. He is a plus-22 in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the leading total among all players.
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John Lawrence Didion
Position: C-LB
Height: 6-4 Weight: 245 lbs.
Born: October 24, 1947 in Woodland, CA
Died: December 10, 2013 in Portland, OR
High School: Woodland
College: Oregon St. (school history) (Didion college stats)
Drafted by the Washington Redskins in the 7th round (173rd overall) of the 1969 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 23 (4315th overall since 1950)


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TEMPE – Arizona State University water polo sophomore E.B. Keeve was named the MPSF Player of the Week after helping lead her team to a 6-5 upset over No. 4 California in the regular season finale in Tempe this past weekend.
Keeve posted a career regulation-high 17 saves in the contest, nine of which came in the second half as she helped the Sun Devils (14-8, 2-4 MPSF) preserve a 5-2 halftime lead for the pivotal victory toward the team's postseason hopes.
Keeve helped limit the Golden Bear offense to a season low five goals in the 6-5 victory in favor of the Sun Devils, ASU's third straight over Cal. Her efforts helped keep Cal scoreless for the final 4:57 of regulation after the Golden Bears had cut ASU's lead to just one goal.
Keeve now has 238 saves on the season, averaging 12.53 per game that is easily the highest tally in the MPSF. At her current clip, she would break her own school record for saves per game in a single season that currently sits at 12.46.
Her 238 saves are seventh in program history, despite the fact that this year's team has played several fewer games than it has in past seasons.
At 615 career saves and still just a sophomore, Keeve is well on pace to knock off Caylinn Wallace's career record of 1,087 barring any significant setbacks.
The Sun Devils will be off this weekend before getting the postseason started at the MPSF Championships in Los Angeles beginning Friday, April 25.


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Georgia O'Keeffe said, "To create one's world in any of the arts takes courage."
Luckily, The Watermill Center (www.watermillcenter.org) supports the arts and supports the artists that have chosen to create their respective world in the arts! To that end, on July 26, 2014 The Watermill Center, located at 39 Water Mill Towd Road, Water Mill, New York will be having its One Thousand Nights and One Night:Sleepless Nights of Sheherazade, 21st Annual Watermill Center Benefit.
Now what is the mission of The Watermill Center?
Watermill is a laboratory for performance founded by Robert Wilson as a unique environment for young and emerging artists from around the world to explore new ideas. Watermill draw its inspiration from all of the arts and cultures as well as from the social, human and natural sciences. Watermill is a global community of artists who live and work together among the extensive collection of art and artifacts that lies at the hear of the Watermill experience. Watermill is a haven for the next generations of arts, supporting their work among a network of international institutions and venues that embrace new interdisciplinary approaches.
So at this important fundraising even, The Watermill Center will be bringing together the worlds of theater, art, fashion, design, and society. The Watermill International Summer Program Participants who are presently at the center who come from over 25 countries will be creating installations and performances throughout the eight and a half acres of grounds during the actual event. The funds raised from this event will support The Watermill Center's year round Artist Residency Programs, providing a unique and supportive environment for young and emerging artists to explore and develop new work in a safe and courageous fashion.
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Nick Mileti brought the NBA to Cleveland, saved the Tribe from a rumored move and put up millions to build Richfield Coliseum. More than 30 years later, the former local sports magnate is adding "author" to his accomplishments.
Mileti recently sent us a copy of a curious book he penned: "Closet Italians: A dazzling collection of illustrious Italians with non-Italian names." The idea was born from an explosive dinner conversation at an event honoring an ex-ambassador to France. When Mileti casually mentioned to his tablemates that French statesman Jules Mazarin had been Italian and modified his last name to hide the fact, his new friends turned a lot less friendly.
"These people at this party really got mad at me," Mileti recalls. "Like it's my fault their French icon is Italian."
"Closet Italians" searches the past 2,000 years for people you'd never expect had Italian roots and explains their ties to the homeland. Take a look at the list below and see if you can guess which of these pop-culture personalities are among the nearly 200 Italians Mileti "outs" in his book.
For more information, visit www.closetitalians.com.
Italian or Not?
1. TV host Regis Philbin
2. Author Stephen King
3. "Friends" and "Joey" star Matt LeBlanc
4. Big-time wrestler Hulk Hogan
5. Film star Ashley Judd
6. Filmmaker Michael Moore
7. "The Sopranos" creator David Chase
8. Singer Mariah Carey
9. Film star Vin Diesel
10. Musician Bruce Springsteen
font size=1>Answers: 1. yes; 2. no; 3. yes; 4. yes; 5. yes; 6. no; 7. yes; 8. no; 9. yes; 10. yes
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As auto manufacturers look for ways to improve the fuel
efficiency of their vehicles, alternatives to relying solely on gasoline
engines are being adopted. A number of companies, led by Toyota, are
looking to gasoline-electric hybrids to boost efficiency in the U.S. Others are
looking towards diesel
engines, all-electric
vehicles and fuel
Gasoline-electric vehicles have been criticized greatly
based on a number of factors. Some have argued that the fuel economy gains
aren't worth the price premium, the batteries used in the vehicles will end up
in landfills when their useful life is over and that diesels make for a more
cost efficient and fuel efficient alternative.
One other negative has been leveled against hybrids in the
past and that is in regards to their near-silent operation in city driving.
Since most hybrids turn off their gasoline engine during low-speed city driving
and rely on electric motors for propulsion, the most noise that many people may
hear from the vehicles are a slight electric whine and a hint of tire noise.
Blind pedestrians have taken this issue to heart and are
going after hybrids as they feel the silent vehicles pose a serious safety
threat. The plight of blind pedestrians against hybrids has been detailed on DailyTech before, but the U.S.
National Federation of the Blind (NFoB) is putting
the issue back to the forefront.
"I'm used to being able to get sound cues from my
environment and negotiate accordingly," said Deborah Kent Stein,
chairwoman for the NFoB's Committee on Automotive and Pedestrian Safety.
"I hadn't imagined there was anything I really wouldn't be able to hear.
We did a test, and I discovered, to my great dismay, that I couldn't hear
"People were making comments like, 'When are they going
to start the test?' And it would turn out that the vehicle had already done two
or three laps around the parking lot," Stein continued.
Since our last report, the NFoB has worked with the
Association of International Auto Manufacturers (AIAM) and the Society of
Automotive Engineers (SAE) to look into the possibility of forcing automobiles
to emit recognizable sound at all time. The AIAM is even looking into "the
possibility of setting a minimum noise level standard for hybrid
vehicles," according to safety director Mike Camissa.
However, what may be good for the blind is likely a turn-off
to hybrid owners. One of the advantages to having a hybrid in city traffic is
the relative quietness afforded by all-electric propulsion.
Representatives for NoiseOFF, a group dedicated to reducing
noise pollution, are also less than amused about the proposal. "To further
expose millions of people to excessive noise pollution by making vehicles
artificially loud is neither logical nor practical nor in the public
interest," said NoiseOff founder Richard Tur.
Likewise, the Department of Transportation, the Federal
Highway Administration and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
have expressed little interest in the idea.
million people in the United States (out of a total population of 303,036,973 people) are legally blind.
quote: If a cyclist hit a person it will not kill them,
quote: I'm sorry, but if you're blind, you're going to have a harder time than someone who isn't. No amount of hand-wringing and wishful thinking is going to change that.
quote: like it's some sort of sin to believe the government should provide more services to people.
quote: And, since we're at it, why not make cars project warning signs on buildings and roads around, so that deaf people observe them easier? How much could that cost with lasers so cheap nowadays?
quote: So now, we have drivers with lasers and projectors blinding other drivers and pedestrians?Not a good idea, I do believe. :)
quote: Motorcycle riders (I am one) LOVE loud bikes and do you know why?
quote: insensitive prick
quote: It isn't just so they look cool and get more attention. It's also so they don't get killed.
quote: I can imagine a law asking people to turn their audio equipment to full blast while keeping their windows down so the blind can "feel" them.
quote: "To further expose millions of people to excessive noise pollution by making vehicles artificially loud is neither logical nor practical nor in the public interest."
quote: legally blind
quote: Can you be ILLEGALLY blind in the US ?
quote: someone should take a few members from NoiseOFF, stab a soldering iron in their eyes, and make them walk across a busy 25mph street full of hybrids, see how illogical they think it is after that.
quote: One other negative has been leveled against hybrids in the past and that is in regards to their near-silent operation in city driving. Since most hybrids turn off their gasoline engine during low-speed city driving and rely on electric motors for propulsion, the most noise that many people may hear from the vehicles are a slight electric wine and a hint of tire noise.
quote: You're close to 7' tall??
quote: One of the biggest problems in this country right now is that we're too focused on catering to the minority.
quote: so doing something to hybrid vehicles to make the streets safer for 1.3 MILLION people is illogical?


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Events for Monday, September 23, 2013
BEING ENERGY: A 3-PART CLASS FOR BODY, MIND, SPIRIT11:30 am - 1:00 pm
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JUST THE F.A.C.T.S: RACHEL'S FOODS AGAINST CANCER TIPS1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
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JUST THE F.A.C.T.S: RACHEL'S FOODS AGAINST CANCER TIPS This FREE informational workshop is intended to help improve the lives of those with cancer and their caregivers. Rachel Beller MS, RD, Spokesperson for the American Cancer Society and best-selling author of 'Eat to Lose, Eat to Win'...
Laws and Customs of Hanukkah7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
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a free class with Rabbi Avrohom Czapnik to help you prepare for the Festival of Lights.
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2013 Bar/Bat Mitzvah Video Contest - First Prize is a Round-trip ticket on El Al Airlines to Israel (from Los Angeles or New York City) or $1,000! We are asking upcoming Bar/Bat Mitzvah boys and girls to shoot a 2-3 minute short video that expresses what the occasion means to them. We are...
Faces of Homelessness: Painting the Unseen Among Us6:30 pm - 5:00 pm
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Art exhibition, Grand Opening August 15th featuring a reception with the artist, Dr. Stu Perlman beginning at 6:30 p.m. Please join us to preview the exhibit, meet the artist and learn more about the issue of homelessness in Los Angles. Rabbi Noah Farkas will conclude the evening with a lecture...
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The L.A. County Fair is back this Labor Day Weekend with an exciting array of new exhibits plus classic favorites for an exhilarating month of amusement the whole family can enjoy. Explore award-winning wine tasting, take in a world of Hollywood entertainment and creativity, immerse in marine life,...
THE POKEMUSICAL8:00 pm - 11:59 pm
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The Pokemusical - Due to popular demand, Color and Light Theatre Ensemble in association with DOMA Theatre Company and Combined Artform presents the award winning Best Fringe Festival Musical back to Theatre Asylum for four weeks only. The musical follows the first journey of Ash, Misty, Brock,...
E-Waste Roundup October 13th 9 am-2 pm2:48 pm
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E-waste Roundup on October 13th from 9 am - 2 pm at Congregation Beth Shalom, 21430 Centre pointe Parkway, Santa Clarita, 91350. Donate all of your old computers, printers, monitors, cell phones, TV's, small appliances, cables, accessories,CD,VHS, and DVD players. This is a charitable donation...
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As a long time gamer that went from the early home consoles to the PC for my gaming needs, I can appreciate just how much things have changed since the days of the Atari 2600 and first Nintendo system.
While I still prefer the PC for the majority of my gaming, I do own and play on the consoles mainly for exclusives and a change of pace. With that being said, I have not been a fan of the trend of micro-transactions and pay to play model that has become commonplace in many games. I appreciate the growing costs of game development, but if you are asking for $59.99 for a game, to me it is wrong to charge people for in game items and for the "privilege" of being able to play online and against other players. (more…)


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While trying to escape from a hungry owl, Twitch, the school yard squirrel, has roused the principal's dog and got chased into the school. Now he's locked in for a dangerous and disastrous night. Can Green Eggs and Hamster, Sweetie the library rat, and the other school pets save Twitch from the crazed dog, Cuddles?
Where do you GET those ideas?
One thing that always makes me smile is seeing friendships develop between animals, especially animals that you don't normally expect to get along with each other. If you type "animals getting along" or "unlikely animal friends" into your search engine, you'll be rewarded with dozens of pictures and videos that will surprise you and make you go "Awww!"
For example, here is Lucy, our daughter's cat, with Boo, one of Beth's pet rats.
Our family has had a variety of pets, including dog, hamster, rabbit, rat, tetras, and turtle. (And cats. The cats didn't make it into this story.) And we've certainly seen A LOT of squirrels in our yard. Just as with people, animals have distinct personalities.
So that's it: I just wanted to write about animals cooperating for a common goal.
(By the way, I like to think that--eventually (OK, OK, probably not really soon)--Cuddles will warm up to Twitch.)
(the schoolyard squirrel)
Being a squirrel is the best thing in the world.
The next best thing in the world is living where I live--which is near School. School is where humans send their young to learn things.
I don't know why.
Squirrel mothers teach their own young. These are things my squirrel mother taught me:
- how to climb
- how to land when I jump or fall
- how to find food
- how to bury food
- how to find food after I've buried it
- how to look cute enough that humans will give me food, so I don't have to find it, bury it, or find it again
- how to get along with animals that don't eat squirrels (Not eating squirrels is something I admire in those I meet.)
- how to get away from animals that DO eat squirrels
These are all valuable lessons for a squirrel.
I'm not sure why humans can't teach their own young.
A few of the children are all right at climbing, but most aren't good at finding food, and they're hopeless at burying food.
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Did you know? January 21 is National Squirrel Appreciation Day. Check out the "Get Your Revenge by Making Them Work for It" video, which shows a squirrel going through an obstacle course.
Here are a few photos (I hope to have more soon) of some of the animals mentioned in the story.
Speaking of my daughter, she made a picture frame for 8 Class Pets featuring charms representing the story.
Beth has a shop on Etsy called "Sparkly Something"
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A dream day. A day that surpasses your wildest dreams. A day that is filled with things you love and that make you happy. A day that…
As I thought about what my dream day might look like, I realized something. A dream day is not about doing fabulous things like taking a trip or spending a day at the beach listening to the sound of the ocean. It is not about an afternoon of fun and good wine at a winery. It is not about a fantastic massage. Those are all amazing things…and they make for a GOOD day. But not a DREAM day.
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Looking to fill your calendar in with some canine activities? Well, here is a great date to pencil in.
On Sunday, May 18th from Noon until 4:00 p.m. Central Standard Time, the Chicago English Bulldog Rescue (CEBR) will be present at Paul Stuart, located at 107 East Oak Street in Chicago for a one of a kind adoption event.
CEBR will be one of many rescues featured during the Paws Chicago "Angels with Tails" event. The event is sponsored this year by Unleashed, PAWS Chicago, All Pets Hospital, Doggie Depot, Mini of Chicago, See Spot Smile Pet Photography, Pet Care Plus, Bayview Bark, Paradise 4 Paws Midway and Best Friends Pet Care.
Mark your calendars today in order to join CEBR on Chicago's most prestigious Michigan Avenue and Oak Street location. They will be present with an abundance of adoptable bullies (which are becoming more and more popular if you look around!). Their many volunteers will also be on hand to meet with all of the Bulldog adoring fans.
This is an afternoon that you and your family will not want to miss as it is looked forward to annually. As stated, it is a family-friendly event that takes place along Chicago's Magnificent Mile, Oak Street and Delaware Streets.
While you shop, you can stop by the various participating pet rescue and shelter organizations as they showcase the animals that they know and love. CEBR will be out in full force that day with a variety of bullies strutting their stuff.
CEBR is fortunate enough to have the wonderful staff of Paul Stuart ask them every year to feature their orphaned pets right in front of their store location. The Chicago English Bulldog Rescue not only has a ball being there, but they are so appreciative to keep being invited back!
It is because of excellent opportunities like the Angels with Tails event put on each year by PAWS Chicago, that so many furry friends are able to find their forever homes. Angels with Tails is PAWS Chicago's premier adoption event each year which takes place in an excellent location: along Chicago's Gold Coast!
Not only will English Bulldogs be present, but a vast variety of other adorable dogs, puppies, cats and kittens. PAWS Chicago will have some of their adoptable friends present as well. Plan to stop by the various locations and experience the blessing that these homeless pet can bring to your life!


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Now who would want to kill a sweet wealthy old woman who is already knocking on death's door? Jane's guess is it's someone eager to get their hands on the terminally ill Chelsea Rothsburger's money. The maid Polly spouts her love and loyalty of 20 years devoted to the woman but Chelsea is also survived by two sons, one of whom is a recovering drug addict. If he ever decided to slip his oar back into those murky waters again it would be costly.
In other late breaking Boston news, Maura is teaching a forensic science class at Boston Cambridge University where she meets a handsome professor named Jack Armstrong. Jack starts flirting almost immediately and Maura can hardly contain her attraction.
Jane misses her doctor's appointment so Angela goes in her place. Yeah, frown line goes here. Not to worry. Angela did not go for an exam in Jane's stead. She just wanted to know if she could serve as her daughter's midwife. Jane is so appalled at the thought she almost delivers right there on the spot.
When Chelsea's oldest son becomes the lead suspect, Polly comes to his defense claiming she is the one who put her beloved employer out of her misery with a shot of morphine. It seems Polly was tasked with performing a mercy killing. However, the coroner's medical report indicates that Chelsea died as a result of having air injected into her air. Therefore, Chelsea was already dead when Polly arrived to assist in her suicide. So now Jane believes the motive for murder was not money but the desire to see Chelsea Rothsburger suffer.
Maura is in stall mode in moving forward with developing a relationship with Jack. She hasn't had the best of luck with in men in the past, dating such socially inept men as face lickers and serial killers. Jane encourages her friend to pursue the relationship but not without some good humored ribbing of course.
As the Chelsea Rothsburger murder investigation progresses, the detectives learn that hired help Brad Oskoff was sired by Chelsea's husband Larry. Brad took his bitterness out on Chelsea by sticking an air-filled syringe into her heart.
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Paying bills and extending holiday greetings takes all of 74 seconds in continuation of Dec. 10 meeting
December 26, 2013 | Vol. 117 -- No. 36
With a bit more practice, the Cheney City Council could possibly one day break the one-minute mark with its final meeting of the year.
Council took all of 1 minute, 14 seconds last Thursday to conclude business for 2013. The meeting was a continuation of the Dec. 10 meeting, and was called with only one agenda item in mind – paying bills.
Council unanimously approved paying claims and vouchers totaling $609,450.56 last Thursday. In the last meeting of 2012 they took 1:44 to pay $538,271.35.
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38 year old due in court charged with murder
A 38 year old woman from Ernesettle is due to appear before Plymouth Magistrates this morning charged with murder.
Angela Douglas was arrested on Sunday 28 April 2013 and detained at Crownhill Police Station.
The arrest was made after a 73 year old Plymouth woman had been admitted to hospital. She died the following morning.
Father receives five year jail sentence for child cruelty
A 22-year-old man from Redruth has been sentenced to five years in jail for child cruelty to his five-month-old son. Anthony Craddock was found guilty of breaking the infants ribs in 18 places and causing bruising to his head.
During the trial a medical expert likened the injuries to those seen in high speed road traffic accidents. The child's mother 20-year-old Jade Ninnis pleaded guilty to wilful neglect at an earlier hearing, and was given a 12 month sentence suspended for 2 years.
Campaign against badger cull goes to High Court
A legal challenge against plans for a badger cull in West Somerset is due to be heard at the High Court.
The Badger Trust has won a judicial review into Government proposals to allow animals to be shot to prevent the spread of TB in cattle.
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Magnolia Bakery Celebrates the Royal Birth; Maiden Lane's Throwing a 'Tribute to New England' Party
Plus: A 'Paper' pop-up, and more, in today's Leftovers.
Magnolia Bakery is obviously celebrating the royal birth with cupcakes adorned with baby booties ($3.25) and edible images ($5.25). [Grub Street]
On Wednesday, July 24, Maiden Lane will host a "Tribute to New England" party with chowder, lobster rolls, and $3 'Gansetts. Party starts at 6 p.m., and goes until food and drinks run out. [Grub Street]
From August 2 to August 4, Paper will again host the Super Duper Market at 268 Mulberry Street. The three-day pop-up market includes vendors like Momofuku Milk Bar and Cynthia Rowley's CuRious Candy. [Grub Street]
Delta Airlines is teaming up with Food & Wine to hire a chef for its culinary team. Hugh Acheson, Kelly English, George Mendes, and Linton Hopkins are part of the cook-off. [NYT]
Chef Marc Vetri is working to expand "Eatiquette," his cool program that serves school meals family-style. [CBS Local]


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Hart to Hart TV Show
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The 80's TV show Hart to Hart chronicles the adventures of amature detectives in the series Jonathan Hart (Robert Wagner), the CEO of the worldwide corporation Hart Industries, and his wife Jennifer (Stefanie Powers), a freelance journalist.
TV Show Plot For Hart to Hart
Hart to Hart was created by Sidney Sheldon of I Dream of Jeannie fame. The two were joined by butler/driver Max (Lionel Stander) who referred to the couple as Mr. & Mrs. H.
Cast of Hart to Hart TV Show
Stefanie Powers - Jennifer Hart
Trivia for the TV Show Hart to HartThe opening of the show: This is my boss Jonathan Hart, A self made millionaire he's quite a guy. This is Mrs. H.
She's gorgeous she's one lady who knows how to take care of herself. By the way my name is Max.
I take care of both of them, which ain't easy.
'Cause when they met it was murder.
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1981-82 - 3rd Season - Ranked #15
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Las Vegas is best known for jaw dropping, heart stopping entertainment and experiences. The Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino recently added the VooDoo Zip Line to open sometime in March, guaranteed to be the first and only zip line to offer breathtaking views of the Las Vegas Stip. The VooDoo Zip Line was created by New Capital Ventures and will connect to two towers of the Rio Las Vegas beginning on the patio of the VooDoo Steakhouse located on the 50th floor.
The VooDoo Zip Line will then propel at speeds of 33 miles an hour to adjoining 20-story tower and return back to the starting point traveling backwards at 20 miles per hour. The rush ride will allow two passengers to ride 490 feet above the ground with an amazing panorama 360-degree view of The Strip and mountain range last a total one minute and ten seconds of "heart-pumping adventure."
The VooDoo Zip Line will open Monday through Thursday from noon to midnight and 10a to midnight Friday through Sunday beginning early this March. Passengers must be over 21 years old to ride after 8:30pm and it cost $24.99 per person till 5:30pm and $37 after. For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.VooDooZipLine.com.


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Coach Shelly Roberts and her Owen Valley junior varsity volleyball team hosted the South Vermillion Lady Wildcats on Thursday, earning a 2-0 win by scores of 25-7, 25-11 to extend their season record to 20-5.
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Pin, Luna 16
Pins or znachki have a long and established Russian tradition. During the 19th century, workers received these pins as a reward for work done. It was during the Soviet period that the emphasis on the use of znachki shifted from rewarding work done to acting as souvenirs of national celebrations. By the late 1960s, schoolchildren began to collect and exchange the pins with foreigners. Today, space-themed znachki are popular among collectors worldwide. People of all ages wear the pins to celebrate and acknowledge anniversaries, programs and individuals of the space program.
This collection of four pins is from the human spaceflight program Soyuz 9 in 1970.
This pin recognizes Cosmonautics Day, April 12.
This pin is a souvenir of the 20th Anniversary Gagarin Symposium on the history of spaceflight.
This pin celebrates the accomplishments of the automated Soviet lunar sample-return mission, Luna 16, in 1970.
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