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Finalists for Top College Football Awards Announced
National Quarterback Award
*Dennis Dixon - Oregon - Senior - Quarterback
*Chase Daniel - Missouri - Junior - Quarterback
*Tim Tebow - Florida - Sophomore - Quarterback
What are your thoughts? Any predictions?
I vote for local favorite Chase Daniel.
From the press release announcing his candidacy:
Daniel and the Tigers are currently 10-1 and ranked a program-best fourth in the latest BCS standings. Daniels is a major reason why the Tigers are one of the top teams in the land, as he ranks among the top-10 of NCAA statistical rankings in eight different categories, including six different top-five showings. Among those include touchdown passes (3rd - 30), total offense (4th - 349.27 ypg), pass completions (4th - 28.09 cpg), passing yards per game (5th - 326.36 ypg), completion percentage (5th - 69.3%), passing yards (5th - 3,590), points responsible for (7th - 18.36 ppg) and pass efficiency (9th - 155.06 rating).
Additionally, Daniel is directing a Tiger squad that has been as consistently good as any offense in the country in 2007, as MU is the only school in the nation to score at least 30 points in every game this year.
I just checked the public voting percentages (worth 5% of the decision), and he is up 58% over Tim Tebow's 37% and Dennis Dixon's 4%.
Especially being home in St. Louis over the holiday, I'm pumped to watch the Mizzou vs. KU game this weekend!
Tim Tebow wins the 2007 National Quarterback Award.
Who would you have given the award?
I think Tebow deserved it. He's a good player and by far the best quarterback around right now. I am curious to see if he gets the Heisman cause he's so young, but picking up two major awards so far, his chances are pretty good. Only thing going against him is his age.
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After months of debate, Ashland Community Hospital appears headed where many people assumed it would all along: toward a merger with Asante Health System. While Asante was not the first choice of the ACH board, largely for financial reasons, it may well be the only partner that will pass muster with the community and the City Council that represents it.
The Ashland City Council will hear from Doug Gentry, ACH board chairman, at tonight's council meeting. Gentry will present the board's decision to negotiate with Asante, and council members may ask questions, but public comments will be taken at a later date.
While some community members believe city residents should be allowed to weigh in every step of the way, we urge patience. Council members will be able to learn what there is to learn tonight while the public listens. There will be time for public comment when more details of a potential agreement have been determined.
It is also important that community members take a realistic approach to the hospital's future.
The previous deal with Dignity Health generated opposition because of Dignity's ties to the Catholic Church and resultant questions about abortion and assisted suicide. Those issues are no longer on the table because Asante is not affiliated with any religious institution.
What's left are questions about the jobs of ACH staff. Some in the community wanted Dignity to commit to preserving every position for five years — an unrealistic expectation considering the hospital's financial condition and the uncertainty in the health care industry.
Asante is expected to consolidate some back-office positions with its existing operations, which is understandable. But Gentry says he expects the total number of positions to increase because Asante wants to expand on ACH's strengths, such as its operating rooms and wound care center.
Asking Asante for firm commitments on maintaining hospital services is certainly appropriate. But ACH cannot continue unchanged and survive financially. Expecting the hospital to be essentially the same five years down the road is unrealistic.
Residents should let the ACH board hammer out the details and be prepared to participate in the discussion leading to a final decision. But the community also must be prepared to accept a community hospital that is different than the one it has now.
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Distree grows on retailers
More than 1000 people gathered in Monaco last week for the 10th edition of Distree EMEA channel event. This new edition broke all records, with more than 5300 pre-arranged meetings between on one side 125 vendors and, on the other side, 400 distributors and about 100 retailers and etailers for a global turnover of almost $50B. Everything could have been distrubed by the snow or the strikes in French airports: "if a few distributors have been blocked by snow in their country, the strike blocked no-one. We have registered a few late arrivals on the first day of the event, for a lower global cancelation rate than any previous year", says Farouk Hemraj, the CEO of Distree Event.
Compared to the previous years, this edition show a higher number of visiting etailers and retailers, and a decrease in the number of invited distributors: "our exhibitors wish to meet more retailers, as there are no event like French Medpi in most European countries. On the middle term, we plan a 50-50 split between retailers and distributors", explains Farouk Hemraj who cannot, for sleeping capacity reasons keep the same number of invited distributors, despite a high demand from them. Because of that, Farouk plans to invite next year about 300 distributors and about 200 retailers and etailers.
We have noticed this year a higher number of distributors exhibiting. These find in Distree a good way to attack neighbouring markets or to push their own brands, which can be a good way to counter the crisis. Among them, French broadliner MCA, who owns H&B and Sega gaming console brands, was more specifically targeting French speaking Africa and Maghreb, thanks to partnerships with HP and Toshiba. Lithuanian Acme, French mobility specialist Ascendeo or Polish companies Impakt et Modecom were also among the other distributors to exhibit in this edition. Distree is by the way considered more and more as an important event to help companies to export, and several countries, like Poland, allocate a financial help to their national companies to allow them to exhibit there. It is funny to notice that French UbiFrance does not help French companies exhibiting on Distree, stating that the event is in France and thus "cannot be considered as an investment for export". It is obvious that they never visited it, just to see how wrong they are.
Like every year, Distree is an important occasion to discover innovative products, which are seldom visible in traditional events. Russian company Lomond has for example launched there the first 60ppm color inkjet printer on Memjet technology base. This model, which targets the B2B market, should definitely shake up the laser market, at least as soon as an MFP is available, within the next months. It is immediately available through a few distributors in Europe, like Tekaef in Germany, Denco and Resource Media in Russia and through multiple small structures, half way between resellers, service provider and distributors. It should without doubt find its way through other major distributors in the coming months. The Boogie Board LCD writing tablet from American vendor Improv Electronics, which is available in France though Avesta and SCP Technology, in Germany through NTP or in the UK through GEM or, again, NTP, aims to replace paper or chalk at school, with a much lower TCO than these traditional solutions. The UPS from Turkish vendor Tuncmatik bring the signal of a return of design in this market, after the bankrupcy of the few Italian vendors who bet on this, some years ago. Taiwanese vendor Choicee was exhibiting USB keys and cases for mobile phones and tablets under Ed Hardy, QEE or Lady Gaga licences. Dutch vendor Gembird was showcasing the first epaper printer, under its Energenie brand. Used as a printer, it sends any document on an ebook, where it can be viewed and annotated, before being download back on the PC as a certified PDF. Finally, the i-FlashDrive of taiwanese vendor Sanho Digital has won the "60 seconds to convince" award. It is true that this addon for Apple mobile devices is a needed answer to a crucial need: it allows users to transfer on USB key and back any document from the Apple device (music, video, book, picture), without the need of any computer. It is already available through some distributors like Comeback in France since a few weeks, and should find its way in other countries very soon. Its only drawback is its price, from 75€ (8Gb) to 145€ (32Gb) which is a bit high for a true broad success.
Questioned about the growing competition of ERS (European Retail Summit) event, whose second edition is organized in May in Budapest by Levin Consulting, Farouk Hemraj keeps confident with Distree's success: "for this kind of event, it is utterly important to have an important number of exhibitors, which helps to attract more visitors. On this point of view, ERS is still far behind Distree, albeit it is a competitor we will keep an eye on."
Distree has built on its EMEA success to enter last year on the Latin-American market, with a first successful Distree LATAM in Brasil a few months ago: "we gathered about 50 exhibitors who entered with us on this new territory, including Intel, Microsoft or many French vendors like Port, Infosec, Dane-Elec or Urban Factory. 200 visitors (about 2/3 of distributors and 1/3 of retailers) have been invited. The exhibitors have shown no regret, as some of them have immediately signed first distribution partnership in this region", adds Farouk Hemraj who already plans a 40%-growth for the second edition, which will take take place in Buenos Aires in September 2012. This second edition should have a free highway in front of it, as there are almost no local competition, beside some events organized by local distributors. The eleventh edition of Distree EMEA should take place next year in February in Monaco.
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Definition of guttural in English:
1(Of a speech sound) produced in the throat; harsh-sounding.
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- It seemed the werewolf was on the verge of talking, but all that escaped its throat was a guttural growl.
- And in 1995, the blind musician became the first American ever to compete in an unusual contest of multi-harmonic - and highly guttural - throat singing.
- Deep guttural growls came from the alleyway, as well as fearful whimpering.
1.1(Of a manner of speech) characterized by the use of guttural sounds: his parents' guttural central European accent
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- His speech has the guttural accent of his native Germany.
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- After months of therapy, she recovered physically and could make guttural sounds.
A guttural consonant (e.g., k, g) or other speech sound.
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- He held cloudy memories of a great city, tall houses rippling their reflections in rank canals; grubby gutturals and phlegmish dialects filled his head, and sometimes the clouds rolled away leaving a fine clear view.
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gutturally adverb
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- Sora growled gutturally as he moved up near Micah's throat.
- They continually rammed each other and began to scream gutturally at the anticipation of devouring so much sin-soaked flesh.
Late 16th century: from French, or from medieval Latin gutturalis, from Latin guttur 'throat'.
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These celebs have escaped near-death experiences
Tracy Morgan was recently in a terrible car accident. The comedian/actor was involved in a multi-car crash leaving one person dead and Tracy in critical condition. While traveling home on the New Jersey Turnpike from a tour date in Delaware, a truck collided with Morgans chauffeured SUV. Tracy suffered a broken femur, broken nose, and several broken ribs. Fellow comedian James McNair, who was traveling with Tracy, was killed. Two other passengers in the car were also seriously injured.
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Published: Thursday, November 15, 2012 at 4:20 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, November 15, 2012 at 4:20 p.m.
I am not a psychic, prophet, seer nor prognosticator, but I have been able to predict this president like a script from a bad movie.
It was assured that from the first poll that showed him with a lead over Hillary Clinton in 2008 that race would be an issue.
Any challenge or disagreement with his position was based in bigotry; any mention of his previous associations, words or actions that conflicted with his current position was hatred due to his skin color.
Once elected, it was a breeze to say that he would turn to the left, it was suspected that he might be extreme, but that he would make the Clintons look moderate.
The post-racial president as predicted has been so divisive that he has set race relations back by a decade or two.
His war on the wealth makers thus far has been mostly rhetoric. I think that is about to change.
In the coming months, by congressional action or executive action, he will increase taxes upon those making $250,000 and up.
As in the past when this has been done, businesses will close, employees will be laid off and hours will be cut all for at best a minimal increase in tax revenues.
Now for a little gaze into the future: The crystal says that in days to come there will be a move to change or eliminate the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution so Barack Obama can seek a third term as president.
Option two from the crystal, Michelle will be appointed or elected to a high government office so as to qualify her to challenge to replace her husband in 2016.
They will seek to do what the Clintons could not do — family presidency.
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More than 95 percent of Rhode Island's potential wind energy resources are located offshore, according to a new study. The Wind Energy Siting Study, commissioned by Governor Donald Carcieri, examined the potential for the state to meet its goal of drawing on wind power for 15 percent of its power needs. The study, released on April 18th, confirmed that the goal is achievable at competitive prices, but only identified one potential onshore location for a large wind energy project. In contrast, the study identified 10 potential offshore areas covering 98 square miles that could produce a total of 6 million megawatt-hours (MWh) of electricity each year, well above the state's goal of 1.3 million MWh per year. About three-quarters of that wind resource is located in state waters, where projects could avoid the federal permitting process.
However, the study notes several challenges to developing these resources, including the lack of U.S. experience with offshore wind power, the lack of sufficient transmission lines near the Rhode Island shore, the difficulty of financing such projects, and uncertainty about public acceptance of such projects. To help address these issues, the governor announced plans to establish a community stakeholder group to select the best locations for wind power, and the state has already held a two-day conference to review the study results. See the governor's press release and download the full report (PDF 12 MB). Download Adobe Reader.


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PHOENIX -- Shortstop Addison Russell never had a chance of breaking camp with the Oakland A's, but he had an excellent shot at being with the club for the entirety of spring training.
Then he was slowed last week by a hamstring injury, and on Sunday morning he was one of five players sent to the A's minor league camp, joining pitchers Darwin Perez, Matt Buschmann, Deryk Hooker and Philip Humber.
Before he left camp, Russell dressed and went onto the back field at Phoenix Municipal Stadium and had a full round in the batting cage with batting coach Chili Davis.
A former first-round draft pick, Russell was hitting .280 at the time of the injury and playing solid defense when getting the chance.
"If it hadn't been for the injury, we probably would have taken him to the end (of the spring camp),'' manager Bob Melvin said, adding that he wanted to get Russell the experience of playing in front of big crowds when the A's and Giants returned to the Bay Area for three games before the season opener on March 31 against the Cleveland Indians.
Because the 20-year-old still has only played three games above Class-A, Russell was going to need 2014 to get experience at Double-A and Triple-A. And if some sort of injury problem were to crop up, Russell is someone the club wouldn't hesitate to promote this year. He's projected to have a chance to be the starter 12 months hence.
Perez reported late to camp because of visa problems getting out of Venezuela, then almost immediately had some shoulder pain, so he didn't pitch in a game, Melvin said Humber, who threw a perfect game in 2011 while with the White Sox is someone who simply needs to get his game together.
"His stuff is all there,'' Melvin said. "He throws 95 (mph). He just needs to get the ball down. And in this camp he had trouble putting hitters away after getting to two strikes. Confidence is going to be the big thing for him.''
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LOS ANGELES -- A judge has rejected a businessman's bid to be declared the rightful owner of an 840-pound emerald that has been appraised at $372 million.
Judge John Kronstadt ruled Wednesday that the claims of Morgan Hill resident Anthony Thomas to the Bahia Emerald were "not credible."
But the long fight over the huge gem isn't over. Two more parties -- gem buyer Mark Downie and business Ferrara Morrison Holdings -- both claim ownership and another trial awaits.
A judge in 2011 tentatively dismissed the claim of Thomas, who said he'd bought the emerald from Brazilian miners for $60,000 and that the bill of sale was destroyed when his Morgan Hill home burned down. But when that judge was promoted, Kronstadt declared a mistrial and reheard the case himself last year.
The 3-foot-tall Bahia is one of the world's largest emeralds with about 180,000 carats. It was found in 2001 at a family mine in the Brazilian state of Bahia.


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I am wondering if anyone else is experiencing postpartum joint pain. My daughter is 7 months now and I am still struggling with chronic joint pain. I would love to speak with anyone who is experiencing similar pain.
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I'm the same hun. 33 today and I feel about 83! Not good when I've two under 3 to run about after. I'm pretty fit and not overweight, i just don't get it!
thank you. Mine is really anywhere and some days it is all over, others my arms or legs are worse.
I have also found the more i worry the worse it is ass I tense my muscles worrying about the pain
Thank you for sharing! All this time I didn't know my joint pains were common post-partum! Please keep on sharing if you find anything helpful. I just started on a chinese herbal regimen. Will let you know if it helps. Thanks
will be interested also to know if anyone takes anything that helps :)
Update: I'm now 12 mo. PP. My joint issues started at 4 mo.PP with feeling achy in the mornings with my feet when I got out of bed to having joint pain in almost every joint of my limbs around 7 mo. PP. Tested negative for all the RA, Lups, etc. blood tests and even saw a Rhuematologist who thought it was all due to chronic sleep loss and stress. I now feel about 98% better. Only slightly achy feet when I get up in the morning and "tennis elbow" in the arm baby naps on. I've said it before, I believe this stuff is aggrivated and/or caused by stress and then the vicous worry cycle - worry about it, notice it more, it gets worse, worry more, etc. I did see my OB this week for someting different and told him all about it. He said it could definitely be related to Breastfeeding and the relaxin affect, even this far out. And I'm still BF. Anyway, hope this helps. Try not to worry. It makes it worse!
So glad to see this post! I am miserable! I had problems in my hips/back (along with vericose veins) while pregnant-even off work for the last three months of pregnancy....now I'm 4 months PP & it's back in my hips & back...along with aches in my knees,toes, wrist...and ankles! You name it, and it's starting to hurt....I feel like I'm crazy...LOL Hubby thinks it's in my head, but I am aching everywhere, even my neck at times....Going to the chiro today, I'll post what I find out...Hoping to get some releif!
It's worse when I lay at night...oh & to top it off my sterum is so sore!! I stopped BF about 6 weeks ago, I just wonder if hormones don't have something to do with it.....
(I've almost lost my baby wieght, so I not really over weight-It just doesn't make sense to me!!)
Just a quick thought/reply that I found the chiropractor to aggrevate the issues 10 fold. My physical therapist explained that therapy is working to pull things back together from the relaxin and a chiropractor just blows everything wide open again. I am going a rotten job of articulating this but it made since when she explained it :)
Update: I am currently on 15mg of Meloxicam in the morning & 1000mg of Tylenol at night. It helps but far from a total relief. Yesterday DH had to stay home from work to help with the LO b/c I just couldn't move and all my joints decided to start popping and crunching. I was in tears. However, this morning I woke up and felt a ton better but did nothing to help it. Maybe an entire day of relaxing and not chasing an 8 month old helped? Damn hormones. They need to develop an anti-relaxin drug!
I too have a history of anxiety and depression, but it has been very controlled, and I don't feel any symptoms currently. I have not yet been to the doctor, but decided Friday I would call this coming week. After reading all of the posts, it seems that I will have a lot of testing, with limited conclusions. Many seemed to get relief in their feet from progesterone. As others have said, after weeks of wondering what is going on, it has been a relief to find this post!


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Pittsburgh's Talib Zanna (42) shoots over Fresno State's Tyler Johnson in the first half of an NCAA college basketball game on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2013, in Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic) PITTSBURGH (AP) – Fresno State came out hot and jumped out to an early lead after flying across the country. Then, the Bulldogs got zoned out.


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A slight hill rolls up from the grayish flats that compose the Knik Arm, just at the northern tip of downtown, where rhythmic slaps of waves against mud are more easily seen than heard.
Standing along the edge of the bluff, one can hear, without any trouble, the beeping and buzzing of things moving around in the port and rattling along the railroad below.
Since time immemorial, the place has been used as fishing and camping grounds by the Dena'ina. But those now familiar man-made noises are almost a century in the making. Government Hill, the neighborhood there, is almost as old.
Before President Woodrow Wilson's administration made Anchorage the connecting hub for a stretch of railroad, the most prominent dot on western maps of the Alaska Territory was Campbell Point. In 1915, construction of a railroad that eventually would link Seward and Whittier to the coal-rich fields of the Matanuska Valley and the state's expansive interior began.
Hoards of job seekers arrived on boats and set up tents on the flats, and so burgeoned a tent city. One could stay alive there, but there was not exactly a high quality of life. To attract and keep people working in the newly-founded Anchorage, the Alaska Railroad, backed by the federal government, decided to build cottages on the hill.
Anchorage, which draws its name because boats decided to drop anchor here, has a name about as original as Government Hill, which would not exist in its current form if not for the government throwing cash at the hill nearest the tent city.
That's the story as told by historian Bruce Merrell, who spent much of his career with the Anchorage Public Library System.
According to Merrell, the importance of the railroad to the city's growth could not be overstated.
"If you look at the earliest phone directories for Anchorage, perhaps a quarter or even a third of the people who lived in Anchorage worked for the railroad," he said.
So when construction ended in 1923, things puttered along until the threat of a land invasion by Imperial Japan became apparent. The military ramped up investment in the area, including the construction of Elmendorf Army Air Base, which gave Government Hill its modern borders.
That's about the time Weaver Franklin arrived. In 1946, the western Nebraska native bought a lot on Government Hill.
"I was out in the Aleutian Islands for quite a while," the 90-year-old historian said, standing outside his home, wearing his Alaska Railroad cap.
"I passed through Anchorage and liked what I seen. That was a long string of bars. It was a good place for a young fellow to have fun, and so I came back," Merrell said.
In the early days, he lived in a Quonset hut, a simple steel building sold off as surplus by the military. Similar structures lined Harvard Avenue and the streets nearby.
Even when he got too old for the bars, he stayed around and raised a family. He worked on the railroad for the better part of four decades, eventually becoming a locomotive engineer, then to management of the operations. All the while he remained in the neighborhood.
"It was fun; it was a great adventure," Merrell said.
Virginia Borrego, standing along the fence that separates her yard from Franklin's, waved a picture of the steel abode she once called home.
"They were all like this," Borrego said. "And they were nice."
Whenever there are talks of the neighborhood's history, invariably they shift to the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake. On Government Hill, the elementary school split down the middle; half of the building dropped 20 feet, and the playground fell 35 feet.
According to a report, the problem was that gravel had been pulled from the foot of the hill during railroad expansions. Because school was out, no one was hurt. No one on Government Hill died.
"How lucky we were that the kids weren't in that school," Franklin said. "It would've killed half of them."
"Everything was just like it was, it just sank," said Borrego, who was a teacher at the school. She remembers leaving her shoes in the building earlier that day and going back to get them from her classroom.
Even today, where the school was once located, now the site of Sunset Park, there is still rusted rebar and gravelly concrete jutting out of the ground where the school was once located. A new school was built a few blocks away, back from the bluff, right next to the base.
Another topic that often comes up is the neighborhood's future. A potential bridge across the Knik Arm may someday end up in Government Hill; cuts to the military budget and ongoing talks of base consolidation could affect the people who live there. But the place has changed before. Long before trains and soldiers and bridges showed up, the salmon-rich creeks below were fished and the hills above camped.
"Every time I think about doing something, I look at this and think forget it," Borrego said to her longtime neighbor.
"It was good to you," he said. "Government Hill was good to you, and to me. I feel it's been good to us."


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Snow arrives in Western North Carolina
Weather affecting holiday travel across much of the nation
Published: Wednesday, November 27, 2013 at 7:52 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 27, 2013 at 7:52 a.m.
Snow was falling this morning in Asheville and at higher elevations in Western North Carolina, and a wall of storms packing ice, sleet and rain was threatening the Thanksgiving travel plans of millions of Americans.
Information on road conditions
Travelers may dial 511 to get information on road conditions from the N.C. Department of Transportation.
A mixture of rain and snow was predicted to fall in the Hendersonville area until about 2 p.m. today, with a high temperature of around 36 degrees. Snow was likely to continue throughout the morning in Asheville, with a forecast high of 32 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
A high wind warning also was in effect until 6 p.m. today.
So far, the deadly storms barreling into the mid-Atlantic and Northeast have not resulted in many flight delays or cancellations, but forecasters were expecting the weather to worsen throughout the day, the Associated Press reported.
"The timing of the storm couldn't be worse," said Chris Vaccaro, spokesman for the National Weather Service headquarters in Silver Spring, Md. "We are seeing numerous threats as the storm is beginning to develop and intensify."
Heavy rain and breezy conditions were to strike the East Coast from the Carolinas to the Northeast on Wednesday, with ice and snow a possibility in the Appalachians, western Pennsylvania and western New York. Snow totals from the Ohio Valley to the interior of the Northeast were expected to be less than 10 inches, the weather service said.
The storm system, which developed in the West, has been blamed for at least 11 deaths, half of them in Texas. It limped across Arkansas with a smattering of snow, sleet and freezing rain that didn't meet expectations.
"It's just really cold. We had drizzle but no snow," said Courtney O'Neal-Walden, an owner of the Dairyette diner on U.S. 270 in Mount Ida, Ark. "You can see (ice) on the power lines, but the roads are fine."
But even a weaker than expected storm system is potentially bad news the day before Thanksgiving — the anticipated busiest travel day of the year.
More than 43 million people are to travel over the long holiday weekend, according to AAA. The overwhelming majority — about 39 million people — will be on the roads. But more than 3 million people are expected to filter through airports, and the weather could snarl takeoffs and landings at some of the busiest hubs on the East Coast, including New York, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Boston and Charlotte, N.C.
Transportation officials advised travelers to check with their airlines and reduce speed on highways. Travel experts suggested airline passengers might be able to have penalty fees waived if they wanted to change their bookings because of the weather.
Weather woes aside, there were some things for travelers to be happy about this year. The Federal Aviation Administration last month lifted restrictions on the use of most personal electronic devices during takeoffs and landings, and some airlines, including American, have already begun allowing passengers to stay powered up from gate to gate.
On the ground, gas prices are a little cheaper than a year earlier. For car-less urbanites, Amtrak is adding more trains for the holiday, and a new breed of express intercity bus was drawing more passengers hoping to escape airport hassles without sacrificing comfort.
Jeff Smidt hoped to travel from his home in Toronto on Wednesday to visit his family near Boston. He planned to drive if he could not fly because of the weather.
"My understanding is that I'm traveling at like the worst time ever," Smidt said. He tried to change his JetBlue reservation to get on an earlier flight but was told the airline wasn't waiving any change fees yet.
"Worst comes to worst, it will be an eight-hour trek down Interstate 90," he said.
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Originally called the Golden West Hotel when it was built in 1913 for the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition, the Art Deco boutique hotel was a favorite of author Dashiell Hammett. Guests of Hotel Union Square receive complimentary coffee and tea in the lobby each morning and enjoy a complimentary evening wine reception. Room service is available from Tad's Steakhouse.
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Hotel Union Square offers complimentary coffee and tea each morning in the lobby and a wine reception in the evenings. Room service is available from Tad's Steakhouse.
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Britain's best loved and most important performance poet, John Cooper Clarke is as vital now as he was in the '70s. His biting, satirical, political and very funny verse, delivered in a unique rapid-fire performance style, resonated with the punk movement. JCC toured with all the seminal bands; The Sex Pistols, The Clash and Buzzcocks, and in the USA with Elvis Costello. He began to draw large crowds in his own right. Joy Division were proud to frequently support JCC and New Order later opened for him on their first Australian tour.
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Holocaust Denial on Trial, Trial Judgment: Electronic Edition, by Charles GrayTable of Contents
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5.92The Defendants advance numerous criticisms of the manner in which Irving has written about the deportation of the German Jews from Berlin and in particular the role of Hitler in the affair. The Defendants are also critical of the account given by Irving of the circumstances surrounding the execution of the Berlin Jews on arrival in Riga (with which I shall deal later).
5.93The starting point for the Defendants' criticisms is the claim made by Irving that, unlike Goebbels, Hitler was not at this time driven by anti-semitism. In Goebbels Irving quotes from an article by Goebbels published in Das Reich to show that he was more violently anti-semitic than Hitler. But Evans observed that Irving omits to mention that Goebbels started his article by quoting Hitler's celebrated 1939 prediction of the annihilation of the Jews. In his report Evans quoted numerous utterances by Hitler at this time to show that Hitler was expressing similar views to those of Goebbels about the Jews. A comprehensive list of Hitler's statements about the Jews, covering the period 1919 to 1945 has been collated by the Defendants and is include at tab 5(i) of their written closing submissions. I shall revert to the list hereafter.
5.94Irving claimed in Goebbels that it was Goebbels's article in Das Reich which inspired the killing of thousands of the Berlin Jews in Riga in November 1941. This claim is based on the testimony of Wisliceny (one of Eichmann's top officials who was responsible for the Final Solution in Slovakia and elsewhere). At p379 of Goebbels, Irving wrote that Wisliceny described the Das Reich article as "the watershed". Wisliceny did indeed refer to that article but he also reported that "In this period of time, after the beginning of the war with the USA, I am convinced must fall the decision of Hitler which ordered the biological annihilation of European Jewry". The Defendants contend that, not only was Irving wrong to attribute to Wisliceny the view that the article in Das Reich was in truth the watershed, but that he also deliberately suppressed the crucial passage referring to Hitler's order for the biological annihilation of the Jews.
5.95At p377 of Goebbels Irving claims that Hitler was neither consulted nor informed about the deportation of Jews from Berlin in 1941. Evans contended that this claim is another manipulation of the historical record. Goebbels in his diary on 19 August 1941 states that the Fuhrer gave him his approval for the transports of the Jews out of Berlin. A corroborative entry is to be found in entries in Goebbels's diary for 19 and 24 September 1941. Greiser, who was stationed in the Warethegau and was answerable to Hitler, was similarly told by Himmler that the Fuhrer wanted the Old Reich and the Protectorate to be cleared of Jews. The evidence of Hitler's involvement is clear, say the Defendants.
5.96Irving based his assertion of Hitler's non-involvement upon his Table Talk of 25 October 1941. (I interpolate that the Table Talk is a record in note form, compiled by adjutants of Bormann named Heim and Picker, of remarks made by Hitler at informal gatherings). But, said Evans, Irving misconstrues and mistranslates the record of what Hitler then said, which properly understood was that he was no longer remaining "inactive" against the Jews and had started to deal with them.
5.97The Defendants contend that the claim made by Irving that Hitler personally intervened in an attempt (unsuccessful as it turned out) to prevent the Berlin Jews being liquidated is wholly unwarranted by the evidence. In the 1977 edition of Hitler's War Irving wrote at p332 that Himmler was "summoned" to the Wolf's Lair (Hitler's Headquarters) and "obliged" to telephone an order to Heydrich that there was to be no liquidation of Jews. The reader is given to understand that Hitler procured an order which applied to all Jews. Moreover in the introduction to Hitler's War Irving describes that note as "incontrovertible evidence" that Hitler issued a general order prohibiting the liquidation of Jews generally. He attaches sufficient importance to the note to reproduce a photograph of it in the book.
5.98The Defendants assert that Irving's interpretation of Himmler's note (cited above in the Introduction to this section) is perverse and a clear falsification of the document. Evans alleged, firstly, that it is clear on the face of the note that it is referring to a single transport of Jews out of Berlin which departed on 27 November: the German word transport is in the singular, the plural would be transporte. Both the language and the context make it plain that what is being referred to is a single transport of Jews. What is more it is clear that the note is talking only of Berliner Jews because it includes the words aus Berlin. Moreover, say the Defendants, there is no evidence for the claim that any order was issued by Hitler or indeed that he was involved at all. True it is that the telephone call was made by Himmler from Hitler's bunker. But it was made at 1.30pm and Himmler's appointment diary suggests that Hitler and Himmler did not meet for lunch until later that afternoon.
5.99From about the mid-1980s Irving accepted that the note does indeed refer to the single transport out of Berlin and not to Jews generally. Nevertheless the error was not corrected in the 1991 edition of Hitler's War. Irving explained this by saying that the 1991 edition went to press in the mid-80s. It is, however, right to note that in Goebbels Irving no longer claims that the order applied to Jews generally. However, he continued to assert that the order emanated from Hitler. Thus at p379 of Goebbels Irving writes that, even as the Jews were being shot in Riga, "Hitler...was instructing Himmler that these Berlin Jews were not to be liquidated". In May 1998 Irving accepted through his website that his theory that Hitler told Himmler to tell Heydrich to stop the shooting had been wrong. Despite this on 31 August 1998 Irving posted another document in which he asserted that Hitler had demonstrably originated the order not to kill the Jews in Riga. Evans apostrophised this behaviour on the part of Irving as egregious and disreputable. The Defendants cite this as an example of Irving continuing to twist the evidence in order to portray Hitler favourably even after the error of his ways had been pointed out to him.
5.100Nor, according to Evans, is there any basis for Irving's claim in the 1977 edition of Hitler's War that on 1 December 1941 Himmler telephoned Pohl, an SS General, to tell him that Jews were to "stay where they are" (that is, out of harm's way). Irving based this claim on Himmler's phone log, which contained this entry:Irving now accepts that he misread "haben" as "Juden" and that the order was stating that administrative leaders of the SS had to stay where they were. The Defendants do not accept that the mistranscription was due to an innocent misreading of Himmler's manuscript. They point to other manuscript words in the same document which should have alerted Irving (and on the Defendants' case did alert him) to the fact that the word Himmler actually wrote was 'haben'. Irving ignored the fact that there is no full stop after SS and before haben. He also ignored the fact that haben zu bleiben is indented, suggesting that it is linked to the previous line. Irving agreed in cross-examination that to read that entry as "Administrative officers of the SS Jews to remain" would be meaningless because it would be saying nothing in relation to the administrative officers. Evans considered this to be deliberately a perverse misreading by Irving borne of his overwhelming desire to portray Hitler as a friend of the Jews.
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EA Sports released footage of Madden 2015 and the 49ers playing the Seahawks in a finished Levi's Stadium.
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Recorded a goal, four shots on goal, and won 5-9 faceoffs (56%) in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals on May 8 vs. WSH. 2011-12: Named alternate captain on Sept. 12. ... Signed with the Rangers as a free agent on Jul. 2. ... Tied the franchise record, and tied for fourth in the NHL this season, with a career-high, nine game-winning goals. ... Led the team in assists (41), power play points (24) and power play assists (17), ranked second in points (66), and third in goals (25) and power play goals (seven). ... Is one of seven Rangers who skated in all 82 games. ... Ranked second in the NHL in scoring during the month of March with 22 points (seven goals, 15 assists). ... Surpassed the 40-assist mark for the 10th time in 11 seasons with two assists on Apr. 3 at PHI. ... Reached the 60-point plateau for the 10th time in his 11 NHL seasons, with an assist on Mar. 27 at MIN. ... Notched three power play points, including two goals and the primary assist on the overtime, game-winner, and led all skaters with six shots in a season-high, 24:53 of ice time on Mar. 11 vs. NYI; Reached the 20-goal mark for the ninth time (third straight season), and reached the 50-point plateau for the 10th time. ... Tallied a season-high, three assists, including two on the power play, on Feb. 11 at PHI. ... Notched the game-winning goal at 2:37 of overtime on Feb. 9 vs. TBL; The goal was his second career overtime game-winner, and first since his rookie season in 2000-01. ... Notched the game-winning goal and four shots in the NHL Winter Classic on Jan. 2 at PHI. ... Tallied the game-winning goal with 0.1 second remaining in regulation and posted a plus-two rating in 20:35 of ice time on Dec. 17 at PHX. ... Led all skaters with five shots and led all forwards with 23:34 of ice time while skating in his 800th career NHL contest on Dec. 13 vs. DAL. ... Posted a seven-game point streak from Nov. 25 at WSH to Dec. 8 vs. TBL (four goals, seven assists over the span), including a five-game assist streak; Tied for longest point streak on the team. ... Tallied two points (one goal, one assist), four shots and won a game-high, 13-25 faceoffs (52%) in 20:21 of ice time on Dec. 3 at TBL, in his first win at Tampa Bay as a member of an opposing team. ... Notched his first point (assist) and goal at Madison Square Garden as a Ranger with two goals, including one on the power play, and a power play assist, and won a team-high 11 of 17 faceoff attempts (65%) in 22:45 of ice time on Oct. 29 vs. OTT. ... Led the Rangers with 23:54 of ice time and registered three shots on goal while making his Broadway debut on Oct. 27 vs. TOR. ... Tallied his 500th career NHL assist with a power play helper and led all forwards with 23:00 of ice time on Oct. 20 at CGY. ... Posted a fivegame point streak to begin the season from Oct. 7 at LAK to Oct. 20 at CGY (one goal, four assists over the span). ... Notched his first goal as a Ranger and won a game-high, 10-of-13 faceoffs (77%) in 22:33 on Oct. 8 at ANA. ... Recorded an assist and won 9-of-11 faceoff attempts (82%) while making his Rangers debut on Oct. 7 at LAK; Has tallied 12 points (six goals, six assists) in 11 career season-opening games. ... Tied for first in the NHL during the playoffs in power play assists (six) and power play points (eight), sixth in points (15), ninth in goals (six), eighth in assists (nine) and power play goals (two), and ranked second in shots (71). ... Led the Rangers in playoff points, power play assists, power play points, and shots, and tied for first in goals, assists and power play goals. ... Posted three multi-point efforts, including a two-assist performance on Apr. 18 at Ottawa. ... Led the team in points (five) and tied for the team lead in assists (three) in the Rangers' Eastern Conference Quarterfinal series against Ottawa. ... Notched a goal while making his Rangers playoff debut on Apr. 12 vs. Ottawa. ... Registered eight points (three goals, five assists) in a seven-game span from Apr. 18 at Ottawa to May 2 at Washington. ... Tallied a series-leading, four goals in the Eastern Conference Semifinal series against Washington. ... Notched the game-tying goal with 7.6 seconds remaining in regulation in a 3-2 overtime victory on May 7 vs. Washington in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals; It was the latest game-tying goal scored by the Rangers in the playoffs in franchise history, and the sixth game-tying goal tallied by the Blueshirts in the final minute of regulation all-time in the playoffs. ... Tied for the series lead with four assists in the Eastern Conference Finals against New Jersey. ... Recorded a three-game assist streak from May 16 vs. New Jersey to May 21 at New Jersey (three assists). ... Tallied his 50th career playoff assist on May 25 at New Jersey. 2010-11: Established a career-high in goals (28), and led Dallas and ranked 10th in the NHL in points (77). ... Tied for 10th in the league and ranked second on the team with 49 assists. ... Led the Stars in shots on goal (272) for the second consecutive season ... Ranked second on the team in faceoff percentage (50.6%), tied for third in power play goals (seven) and fourth in game-winning goals (three). ... Led Dallas with 21 multi-point performances, including four, three-point efforts. ... Surpassed the 20-goal mark for the eighth time in his career, and eclipsed the 70-point plateau for the sixth time. ... Selected to his first career NHL All-Star Game, tallying one assist for Team Lidstrom on Jan. 30. ... Tallied two points (one goal, one assist), including his career high 28th goal of the season on Apr. 7 vs. Colorado. ... Recorded his 700th career NHL point with a goal on Feb. 9 vs. Phoenix. ... Tallied his 200th career NHL goal with the game-winner on Nov. 16 vs. Anaheim. ... Registered four consecutive multi-point efforts to begin the season from Oct. 8 at New Jersey to Oct. 16 vs. St. Louis (two goals, seven assists). 2009-10: Tied his career-high in scoring with 91 points, the most by a Dallas Stars player since Mike Modano recorded 93 points in 1993-94, while his 67 assists rank third in Dallas franchise history for a single season. ... Established a career-high in power play goals (13) and multi-point performances (27). ... Ranked second in the NHL in power play points (40), fourth in assists (67) and seventh in points (91), and tied for second in the league in power play assists (27) and sixth in multi-point performances … Led Dallas in points, assists, power-play goals, multi-point games and shots on goal (284). ... The Stars posted a record of 16-2-2 when he notched a goal and were 21-1-5 when he recorded two or more points. ... Registered 32 points (nine goals, 23 assists) in his final 27 games from Feb. 2 vs. Minnesota to Apr. 10 at Minnesota. ... Tallied three assists in a period on Jan. 18 vs. Minnesota, tying the franchise record for assists in a single period. ... Became the top NHL scorer from Prince Edward Island with his 592nd career point, an assist, on Dec. 29 vs. Chicago. ... Tallied a season-high, four assists on Nov. 21 vs. New Jersey, including his 400th career NHL assist. 2008-09: Ranked second on the team in assists (32), third in points (48), and tied for fourth in power play goals (five) and sixth in goals (16). ... Ranked second on Dallas with 16 multi-point performances, including a season-high, four-point effort on Dec. 18 vs. Columbus (one goal, three assists). ... Dallas posted a record of 10-3-3 when he tallied a goal. ... Missed 25 of the final 26 games of the season due to injury. 2007-08: Split the season between Tampa Bay and Dallas. ... Became the first player in NHL history to record five assists in his debut with a team on Feb. 28 vs. Chicago, following his trade from Tampa Bay on Feb. 28. ... Was acquired by Dallas with Johan Holmqvist from Tampa Bay in exchange for Jeff Halpern, Jussi Jokinen, Mike Smith and a fourth round pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft on Feb. 28. ... Tallied his 500th career NHL point with an assist on Mar. 29 at Los Angeles. ... Registered 13 multi-point performances … Posted a season-high, six-game scoring streak from Oct. 13 at Florida to Oct. 27 vs. Buffalo (three goals, seven assists). ... Also tied for second on Dallas in playoff scoring with 15 points (three goals, 12 assists). ... Ranked second on the team and tied for eighth in the NHL in playoff assists. ... Led the team and tied for 10th in the NHL in playoff shots on goal (54). 2006-07: Ranked second in the NHL among forwards in average ice time (24:06). ... Ranked second on Tampa Bay in face-off percentage (51.4%) and power play assists (21), and third in points (70), goals (25), assists (45), power play goals (12), power play points (33) and shots (272). ... Registered his 300th career assist on Apr. 7 at Edmonton. ... Recorded his 400th career point with an assist on Dec. 28 vs. Philadelphia. ... Posted 17 multi-point performances, including a season-high, four points on Feb. 25 vs. Pittsburgh (one goal, three assists). ... Also tied for the team lead in playoff assists (five) and points (eight), tied for second in playoff goals (three), ranked second in shots on goal (26), and led the team in power play goals (two) in six playoff contests. 2005-06: Established career-highs in assists (68), points (91), penalty minutes (32), power play assists (39), power play points (46), shorthanded goals (four) and shorthanded points (five). ... Ranked 12th in the league in points, fourth in power play assists, fifth in assists, and tied for eighth in shorthanded goals and 10th in power play points. ... Led Tampa Bay in assists, points, power play assists, power play points, shorthanded goals and shorthanded points, ranked second in shots (282), fifth in power play goals and sixth in goals. ... Registered a team-high, 22 multi-point performances, including five contests with three or more points. ... Tallied a career-high, 10-game assist streak from Mar. 17 vs. Philadelphia to Apr. 6 vs. Atlanta (16 assists). ... Notched his 100th career NHL goal on Jan. 31 vs. Toronto. ... Also led Tampa Bay in playoff assists (five), points (eight) and shots (24), and ranked second on the team in playoff goals (three). 2003-04: Captured the Stanley Cup Championship with Tampa Bay and the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP, after leading the NHL in playoff scoring with 26 points and seven game-winning goals. ... Established playoff career-highs in games played (23), goals (12), assists (14), points (26), plus/minus rating (plus-five), power play goals (seven), power play points (12), game-winning goals (seven) and shots (88). ... Tied for second in the league in playoff goals, ranked second in playoff assists and shots, and led the NHL in power play goals and power play points during the playoffs. ... Posted a career-high, eight multi-point performances during the playoffs, including a three-point effort in Game Six of the Stanley Cup Finals on June 5 at Calgary (two goals, one assist). ... Captured the Lady Byng Trophy for sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct. ... Established career-highs in plus/minus rating (plus-14) and game-winning goals (six). ... Tied for ninth in the NHL in points (79) and ranked sixth in assists (53). ... Registered 21 multi-point performances, including seven contests with three or more points. ... Posted a career-high, 12-game scoring streak from Feb. 17 vs. Philadelphia to Mar. 8 at Detroit (six goals, 14 assists). ... Recorded three points (one goal, two assists) in the season opener on Oct. 10 vs. Boston, including his 200th career NHL point. 2002-03: Tied for the NHLlead in power play assists (34), tied for fourth in the league in assists (57) and sixth in power play points (38). ... Led the team in power play assists, power play points and shots (277), tied for first in assists and ranked third on Tampa Bay in points (74). ... Registered 14 multi-point performances. ... Made his NHL playoff debut on Apr. 10 vs. Washington. 2001-02: Led Tampa Bay in points (62), assists (42) and shots on goal (251), ranked second in power play assists (14) and power play points (19), tied for second on the team in goals (20) and fourth in power play goals (five). ... Tallied three points (two goals, one assist), including his 100th career NHL point, on Mar. 1 vs. San Jose. ... Registered 12 multi-point performances. ... Recorded at least one point in 14 of 15 games from Feb. 26 vs. Detroit to Mar. 28 at Montreal (seven goals, 15 assists), including a season-high, 10-game scoring streak from Feb. 26 to Mar. 18 at Philadelphia (six goals, 12 assists). 2000-01: Named to the NHL All-Rookie Team after leading all NHL rookies in goals (21), assists (41), points (62), power play assists (19) and power play points (26), tied for first in shots on goal (179), third in power play goals (seven), and sixth in game-winning goals (three). ... Led Tampa Bay in points, assists, power play assists and power play goals, ranked second on the team in shots, third in goals, and tied for second in power play goals and third in game-winning goals. ... Made his NHL debut in the season opener on Oct. 6 vs. the Islanders. ... Registered his first career points with two points (one goal, one assist) on Oct. 8 vs. Vancouver. ... Named NHL's Rookie of the Month for October 2000, tallying 11 points (three goals, eight assists) in 10 games over the span. ... Registered 15 multi-point performances, including five contests with three or more points. ... Posted a season-high, seven-game scoring streak from Jan. 29 at Carolina to Feb. 13 vs. Phoenix (two goals, eight assists).
Played three seasons for Rimouski of the QMJHL, recording 143 goals and 289 assists for 432 points in 190 games. ... Also recorded 30 goals and 60 assists for 90 points in 42 playoff games. 1999-00: Captured the Memorial Cup Championship and the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) Championship with Rimouski. ... Named the Memorial Cup Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy winner as tournament MVP, was selected to the Memorial Cup Tournament All-Star Team, and captured the Guy Lafleur Trophy as QMJHL Playoff MVP. ... Awarded the Jean Béliveau Trophy, as the QMJHL's regular season scoring leader, the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) Leading Scorer Award, Michel Briere Memorial Trophy as QMJHL MVP, and the Telus Cup, given to the league's best offensive player, after registering 186 points (71 goals, 115 assists) in 63 games. ... Was selected as a CHL and QMJHL First Team All-Star and CHL Player of the Year. ... Named QMJHL Player of the Month three times – October, January and February. ... Established career-highs in goals (71), assists (115), points (186), penalty minutes (69), shots on goal (489), power play goals (18), shorthanded goals (six), game-winning goals (11) and plus/minus rating (plus-80). ... Led the league in goals, assists, points, shots on goal and plus/minus rating, ranked second in gamewinning goals, tied for second in shorthanded goals and sixth in power play goals. ... Captured the QMJHL and CHL Plus/Minus Award with a plus-80 rating. ... Also established career-highs in playoff goals (13), playoff points (37), power play goals (eight), game-winning goals (three) and playoff penalty minutes (16), and tied his career-high in playoff assists (24) while skating in 12 playoff contests. ... Led the QMJHL and CHL in playoff assists and points, ranked first in the QMJHL in power play goals, fifth in playoff goals and tied for second in game-winning goals. 1998-99: Ranked third in the league in assists (92) and fourth in points (131). ... Led the team in goals (39), assists and points. ... Also led the team in playoff assists (12) and points (21), and tied for first on Rimouski in playoff goals (nine). 1997-98: Led Rimouski and ranked third in the league in assists (82), and tied for first on the team and fifth in the QMJHL in points (115) as a rookie. ... Also ranked fifth in the QMJHL in playoff points (32), and fourth in playoff assists (24).
2006: Selected to represent Canada at the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Torino, Italy. ... Led the team in points (four) and tied for the team lead in goals (two) while skating in six tournament contests. 2004: Captured a gold medal with Canada at the World Cup of Hockey. ... Tallied one shorthanded goal and added three assists in six tournament contests. 2001: Registered six points (three goals, three assists) in seven games with Canada at the World Championships. 2000: Captured a bronze medal with Canada at the World Junior Championship. ... Tallied two points (one goal, one assist) in seven tournament contests.
Lists his most memorable hockey moments as his first NHL Game (Oct. 6, 2000 vs. the Islanders) and winning the 2004 Stanley Cup. ... Appeared in the "Ice Cold Killers" fashion feature in the November 2012 issue of Esquire Magazine. ... He enjoys traveling around to various golf courses during the off-season. ... Is an avid tennis fan. ... He holds a golfing handicap of 5 and his favorite courses are Augusta National and Shinnecook Hills. ... He enjoys cooking, especially when it's BBQ steak and brussel sprouts. ... His favorite movie is Braveheart. ... First job was working at a hockey school. ... Single.
June 27, 1998 -- Tampa Bay's second choice, No. 64 overall, in the third round of the 1998 NHL Entry Draft. Feb. 26, 2008 -- Traded by Tampa Bay with Johan Holmqvist to Dallas in exchange for Jussi Jokinen, Jeff Halpern, Mike Smith and 2009 fourth-round pick (later traded). July 2, 2011 -- Signed with the Rangers as an unrestricted free agent.
LONGEST POINT STREAK: 12 games from Feb. 17, 2004, to March 8, 2004 (six goals and 14 assists)
LONGEST GOAL STREAK: 4 games (twice) (last -- Dec. 18, 2008, to Dec. 27, 2008) (four goals)
LONGEST ASSIST STREAK: 10 games from March 17, 2006, to April 6, 2006 (16 assists)
MOST GOALS, GAME: 2 (22 times) (last -- March 13, 2012) (Rangers vs. Carolina) (Ward)
MOST ASSISTS, GAME: 5 on Feb. 28, 2008 (Dallas vs. Chicago)
MOST POINTS, GAME: 5 on Feb. 28, 2008 (Dallas vs. Chicago) (5 assists)
MOST PIM, GAME: 14 on Feb. 28, 2006 (Tampa Bay vs. Florida)
MOST SHOTS, GAME: 12 on March 7, 2003 (Tampa Bay vs. Colorado)
FIRST NHL GAME: Oct. 6, 2000 (Tampa Bay vs. Islanders)
FIRST NHL GOAL: Oct. 8, 2000 (Tampa Bay vs. Vancouver) (Felix Potvin)
FIRST NHL ASSIST: Oct. 8, 2000 (Tampa Bay vs. Vancouver)
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Kwikset 400T-5S Antique Brass Tylo Single Cylinder Keyed Entry Knobset with SmartKey Cylinder
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|Specification Sheet
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|2-3/4", 2-3/8", Adjustable 2-3/8" or 2-3/4"
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Configure your Kwikset 400T-5S Tylo Single Cylinder Keyed Entry Knobset with SmartKey Cylinder
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Tylo Keyed Entry Door Knobset with SmartKey by Kwikset (400T-SMT)
The classic design of the Tylo is at home in any decor. The style lends a graceful finish to any door. Perfect for garage doors and entrances, this knob locks and unlocks from the inside with a turn button and locks and unlocks from the outside with a key. Features Kwikset SmartKey re-key technology SMT.
- Key it Yourself: Lock is rekeyable by using the included learn tool in less than 30 seconds without removing the lock from the door.
- Includes a fully adjustable latch to fit all standard door preparations.
- Includes Round Corner, Square Corner and Drive-In Latch Faceplates. A latch faceplate is the plate that is installed against the latch on the door.
- Includes Standard Round Corner Strike Plate Part Number 83796 (A Strike Plate is the plate on Door Jamb that the latch secures against when the door is closed). To order a Square Corner Strike Plate See Product: Kwikset 83437. For a T-Strike Plate See: Kwikset 83028.
- ANSI/BHMA Grade 3 Security
- Interior Rosette has EXPOSED SCREWS and are not concealed on the interior side.
- Lifetime mechanical and finish warranty.
- Features KwikInstall for Easy Installation
- Easily change your keying for extra security with Kwikset's Smart Key featuring Bump Guard
- This technology allows you to re-key your lock in seconds with 3 simple steps and features stainless steel racks, pins, and side locking bar for increased strength and security.
Manufacturer Model Numbers:
- Antique Brass: 94002-557
- Polished Brass: 94002-555
- Satin Chrome: 94002-559
- Satin Nickel: 94002-761
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You may want to look at both the 740H-S and 730LL.
I need an inside garage smart-keyed round polished brass knob for garage side. For inside house I need Lido polished brass lever with turn lock (like bath lock). I can't seem to find
A. You may want to look at both the 740H-S and 730LL.
The Kwikset 400T-S has a SmartKey cylinder which is not compatible with standard Kwikset cylinders. You can have a locksmith read your existing keys to give you a key code. You can then enter that key code for the 400T and we will have it keyed to that key code.
I need to replace a 400T that was drilled out when someone got locked out, but I want it keyed to match the other door and the two deadbolts. If I replace it with a 400T-S can I set the T-S to match my regular 400T locks?
The Kwikset 400T-S has a SmartKey cylinder which is not compatible with standard Kwikset cylinders. You can have a locksmith read your existing keys to give you a key code. You can then enter that key code for the 400T and we will have it keyed to that key code.
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Warranties cover the original residential user of Kwikset Products against defects in material and workmanship as long as the original user occupies the residential premises upon which the product was originally installed. This warranty DOES NOT COVER abused or misused products or non-commercial products used in commercial applications.
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NEW YORK -- A week after hundreds of Wal-Mart employees walked off their jobs to demand better wages and the freedom to form a union, fast-food workers from some of the nation's largest chains are staging a similar walkout.
Employees from McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, Taco Bell and KFC are staging protests in locations around New York City on Thursday, demanding $15 an hour in pay -- more than double the minimum wage some receive -- and the right to form a union.
"What we're finding is that there's huge support among fast food workers to form a union and to fight back against the poverty wages that they're being paid," said Jonathan Westin, organizing director of New York Communities for Change, which is helping to organize the strike.
"Most workers are being paid minimum wage, they can't afford rent, they can't afford to put food on the table," he said. "Many people rely on public assistance to subsidize their wages."
Darryl Young, 24, was one of the McDonald's workers to walkout. The Bronx resident says he gets paid $7.25 an hour to be a cashier, but is asked to do many more jobs -- maintenance, manning the grill, cleanup. He's the only one in his household earning an income, and said he was nervous about walking out because he has a 2-week-old daughter.
"I'm just standing up for what's right," he said.
It is often difficult to organize service workers because of the changing nature of their shifts -- it's even more difficult to organize low-wage workers in a bad economy, because people are afraid they won't be able to find a new job.
But Westin said his group had been talking to workers throughout the summer. Interest grew after Wal-Mart workers walked off the job last week. Workers at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach also walked out last week.


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Former NBA star has new job as crossing guard
Published: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 7:44 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 7:44 a.m.
SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) — Former NBA star Adrian Dantley spent years guarding opponents on the court. Now he's guarding schoolchildren as they cross the street.
Radio station WTOP (http://bit.ly/YlNvyo) reports that Dantley, a hall-of-famer and former star for the Utah Jazz and Detroit Pistons, started working as a crossing guard in September. He works an hour a day at Eastern Middle School and New Hampshire Estates Elementary School in Silver Spring, Md.
Ths 6-foot-5 Dantley grew up in the area and says he took the job for the health care benefits and to have something to do. Montgomery County civil service records show he gets paid $14,685.50 a year. Dantley says he doesn't need the money.
He says he enjoys giving the young children high fives and encouragement.
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PARKERSBURG - A Wood County Circuit Court judge on Monday once again instructed the Parkersburg Police Civil Service Commission to determine findings of fact and conclusions of law in its decision to overturn the firing of Parkersburg police officer Floyd Holliday.
Judge Jeff Reed last spring returned the case to the commission to provide justification for its 2010 decision not to uphold Holliday's firing for allegedly stealing and downloading pornography onto another officer's computer. The commission never responded as attorneys noted the commission is no longer comprised of the same three members who made the initial 2010 ruling.
Only Bob Campbell, who was present in court Monday, remains on the commission. Former members Jeff Bungard and Jack Hunley have been replaced by Doug Kreinik and Joe Gonzales.
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City attorney Joe Santer, from left, Civil Service Commission member Bob Campbell and attorney George Cosenza discuss the city's appeal of the police Civil Service Commission's ruling regarding the termination of Parkersburg police officer Floyd Holliday. (Photo by Jody Murphy)
George Cosenza, Holliday's attorney, asked the judge to make a determination. He compared the on-going case to an appeal from magistrate court.
"Based upon the language of the statute, the court may consider the record, the transcript or the recording of the hearing, much as it does with an appeal from magistrate court. The court can, then, make a determination in accordance with the precedent set forth in the previous memoranda submitted to the court," Cosenza said.
Reed, citing case law, said the commission is an institution, regardless of a change in membership.
He ordered the current commission - "as it is constituted" - to provide the court with its findings and conclusions. The commission has until Jan. 18.
City Attorney Joe Santer asked Reed to preclude Gonzales from the commission hearing. Santer said Gonzales was a character witness for Holliday when the case was first heard by the commission in December 2010.
"He testified on his behalf. He should be removed from this," Santer said. "You still have two members who can still act. You still have quorum. He should be precluded from participating."
Reed said he was previously unaware of Gonzales' ties to the Holliday hearing, but refused Santer's request.
"That's not before me at this point," Reed said. "I trust Gonzales will do the right thing- whatever the right thing is. I trust he will make the appropriate decision and make it soon."
Reed asked Santer to file an order remanding the case to the commission no later than Tuesday to give members notice to begin its work and have it returned to the judge by Jan. 18.
Holliday was fired by the city in June 2010 for the alleged theft of items after a traffic stop and for also allegedly downloading pornography onto another officer's laptop.
In December 2010, the civil service commission by a 2-1 vote overturned the firing. The commission did not dispute the alleged acts by Holliday, but stated "his conduct did not rise to the level to warrant termination." The city appealed the commission's decision.
Holliday has been on paid leave for more than two years, collecting $36,000 a year plus benefits.
It's conceivable the new-look commission could reach a different conclusion and uphold the city's termination of Holliday, which could lead to appeals to the state Supreme Court.
Cosenza started to ask Reed for more time before the judge cut him off.
"I'm not going to delay this any longer," Reed said.


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Jose de Jesus Gallegos Alvarez was shot with a 9-mm pistol during a chase as he drove his Toyota SUV in Zapopan, State Government General Secretary Arturo Zamora said.
He said preliminary investigations indicated the attack was not related to Gallegos' work promoting tourism. Jalisco is home to Guadalajara, Mexico's second-largest city, as well as such popular Mexican traditions as mariachi music and tequila.
The attack may have had to do with his private business dealings, Zamora said.
"We are working to resolve this case to the ultimate consequences," he said. "The state will not allow such acts."
Gallegos was to serve under new Gov. Aristoteles Sandoval, who was just sworn in March 1.
According to profile material, Gallegos, an engineer, was founder and president of Jegal Project and Construction Management, a key developer of the Mayan Resorts and several condominium towers in Guadalajara and resort cities such as Acapulco, Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta.
Local political and police officials are often targets of assassinations in Mexico, but rarely tourism officials.
President Enrique Pena Nieto condemned the attack in his Twitter account and said he had ordered a thorough investigation to bring those responsible to justice.


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but i'm having trouble with the multicore stuff...
when i'm in the 'common transcode settings' tab it says its using 4 cores, but in the MEncoder tab the "enhanced multicore support for h264 HD content" is greyd out.
also when i'm transcoding and streaming to my ps3 i only see 1 core beeing used.
I've also tried to recompile mplayer but no effect, I couldnt find anything in ./configure --help which resembles activating it.
i'm on Archlinux 64bit.
i hope someone can help me!