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"Narcotic substance"
means any of the following, whether produced directly or indirectly by
extraction from substances of vegetable origin, or independently by
means of chemical synthesis, or by a combination of extraction and
chemical synthesis: (A) Morphine-type: (i) Opium and opiate, and any
salt, compound, derivative, or preparation of opium or opiate which are
similar thereto in chemical structure or which are similar thereto in
physiological effect and which show a like potential for abuse, which
are controlled substances under this chapter unless modified; (ii) any
salt, compound, isomer, derivative, or preparation thereof which is
chemically equivalent or identical with any of the substances referred
to in clause (i), but not including the isoquinoline alkaloids of opium;
(iii) opium poppy and poppy straw; (B) cocaine-type, coca leaves and any
salt, compound, derivative or preparation of coca leaves, and any salt,
compound, isomer, derivatives or preparation thereof which is chemically
equivalent or identical with any of these substances or which are
similar thereto in physiological effect and which show a like potential
for abuse, but not including decocainized coca leaves or extractions of
coca leaves which do not contain cocaine or ecgonine.
General Statutes § 21a-240 (30) (applies to Chapter 420b: Dependency
Producing Drugs, §§ 21a-240 -- 21a-283a).
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Flooding reported on these Houma streets
Published: Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 12:02 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 12:02 p.m.
Flooding has been reported today at the following Houma locations, according to Terrebonne Parish government:
- Bayou Gardens Boulevard
- Roussell and Wood streets
- Morris Avenue, near Grand Caillou Road
- North Van Avenue, near Gibb
- Payne Street
- Prospect Boulevard
- At Blimp and Clendenning roads
- At Grinage and Point streets
- Rio Vista Avenue near Foster Drive
- Levron Street, in front of Rent-A-Center
- Lafayette and Point streets
- At Central and Birch avenues
- At Margaret and Barrow streets
- At Margaret and Church streets
- Daspit and Margaret streets
- 300 to 312 Hobson Street
- Hobson and Levron streets
- 1300 block of Lee Avenue
- Prospect Boulevard
- Lee Avenue
- At Church Commerce streets
- At Williams Street and Bayou Dularge Road
- At Roussell and Honduras streets
- At Daspit and Honduras streets
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Radiant gets contract for new jet equipment
Published: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 1:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, December 10, 2012 at 8:46 p.m.
MANATEE COUNTY - Radiant Power Corp. has been tapped to supply wireless, emergency lighting battery packs for a new business jet being developed by Cessna Aircraft.
Radiant will provide the power supplies for the eight-passenger, large-cabin Latitude jet, the local company announced Monday.
The Manatee County company, which has an existing relationship with Cessna, said it has developed circuitry to reduce the storage and field maintenance requirements for the aircraft operator.
Chuck Schofield, senior vice president for business development at Radiant, said he could not be specific on the contract's dollar amount or its effect on employment.
"But this agreement will definitely drive additional development efforts for the technical team here at Radiant," he said. "There will also be a positive impact on production as well, once the Latitude platform reaches production levels."
The award also furthers Radiant's business with Cessna for a number of years, Schofield added.
From its Manatee operation, Radiant designs and manufactures emergency power supplies, power distribution and controls, sensors and indicators and passenger-comfort products for aerospace and military customers.
The company is a subsidiary of Miami-based aerospace company Heico Corp.
This summer, the 64-employee Radiant said it would add 26 jobs over the next five years in Manatee as part of an expansion that included the acquisition of a Pennsylvania company announced in April.
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This Brazil photo was personally signed by Neymar in an exclusive signing session organised and carried out by Icons in Sao Paulo on 3rd October, 2012.
Neymar is the world's fastest rising football star, adored for his laser-precision finishing and remarkable flair. Since breaking into the Santos first team he has guided them to three consecutive titles and is now perhaps the most sought after young player in the world, wanted by Europe's finest.
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AUSTIN (November 17, 2012)--Texas House Speaker Joe Straus presided over what arguably was the most-conservative legislative session in state history last year, but his bid for another term faces a challenge from the right.
The tea party and grassroots conservatives are clamoring that the San Antonio Republican didn't do enough to limit government and let some conservative pet projects die without becoming law.
Straus unseated Republican Speaker Tom Craddick in 2009 and then overcame two challengers from within his own party to retain his post two years ago, winning support from GOP representatives but also from Democrats.
This time he's facing Republican Rep. Bryan Hughes who says he's more conservative than Straus.
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3.7-7 Statutory Negligence - Right of Way at
Revised to January 1, 2008
The plaintiff alleges that the
defendant failed to grant the right of way to the plaintiff in violation of
General Statutes § 14-245.1 This statute states that "[e]ach driver of a vehicle approaching an
intersection shall grant the right-of-way at such intersection to any
vehicle approaching from his right when such vehicles are arriving at such
intersection at approximately the same time, unless otherwise directed by a
traffic officer."
Vehicles are considered to be
arriving at the intersection at approximately the same time if a person of
ordinary prudence, in the exercise of due care, would reasonably believe
that if the two vehicles continued to run at the rate of speed at which they
are then operating, there would be a risk of collision. If there is such a
risk, then the driver on the left must grant the right of way to the other.
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Statutes § 14-245 and this instruction do not apply to intersections
controlled by a yield sign, a stop sign or a traffic control signal. In a
case involving the failure to obey a "yield" sign, the instruction is
governed by § 14-302. If the intersection is controlled by a stop sign,
refer to General Statutes § 14-301 and Velardi v. Selwitz, 165 Conn.
635 (1974). If the intersection is controlled by a traffic control signal,
refer to General Statutes § 14-299 and Rose v. Campitello, 114 Conn.
637 (1932).
This instruction was approved
in Peckham v. Knofla, 130 Conn. 646, 648-49 (1944), and has been
cited with approval in subsequent cases. If supported by the evidence, the
court should also instruct that arriving at an intersection first is not a
test of the right of way, but a factor to be considered by the trier in
deciding whether the cars arrived at approximately the same time. Efland
v. Guyott Construction Company, 138 Conn. 183 (1951).
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Getting the Most Out of Your Travel Agent
Travel Well is a column for Scene covering Asia-Pacific travel tips and trends. Got a question about travel in the region? Email us or tweet @WSJscene.
With the rise of online travel booking engines such as Agoda and Zuji, you might expect traditional travel agents to be looking for new careers.
But not in Asia, thanks to travelers like Nicki Fung. A former Hong Kong resident, she has relied on the same travel agent for more than a decade.
"If I can route through Hong Kong via Cathay Pacific, I'll try to do that and have her handle the rest," says Ms. Fung, who is now based in Beijing, where she co-founded the education company Vericant.
The reason for her loyalty? The travel agent "thinks ahead for me," she says.
Not only does her agent, Christine Chiu of Shalom Travel, monitor seat availability and handle last-minute schedule changes, but she also pieces together complex itineraries.
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Last summer, Ms. Fung wanted to combine a work trip to Canada and the U.S. with a holiday with her mother to Kenya. "It was much easier to work with my travel agent and have her suggest things that I wouldn't have been able to find on my own," she says.
Ms. Fung isn't alone. In Hong Kong, the number of new travel agencies cropping up has been steadily increasing over recent years. Last year, there were 1,683 members of the Travel Industry Council, a professional body whose membership is required for an operating license in the territory. In 2010, there were 1,568.
"Hong Kong citizens realize that if they want attention, they have to purchase through a licensed agent," says Joseph Tung, the council's executive director.
Convenience, saving time, personalized service—these are all reasons why I stuck by my travel agent in Bangkok for years, especially when it came to booking flights. A good agent can be a godsend at a time when airlines are coming up with greater restrictions and fees, and ever-more complex mileage rules.
My trusty agent, Mike Chan of Green Travel, had all my frequent-flier membership numbers on file, would book tickets with mileage, and snag upgrades.
But not all travel agents are created equal. For every on-top-of-it agent, there are plenty who do the bare minimum. That's driven Charmaine Wai, a seasoned road warrior and director of development at INSEAD's Singapore campus, online.
"You pay a premium for a travel agent, but they don't necessarily find the best fares, and it's usually a Y-class fare, not priority," Ms. Wai says.
She adds that she prefers booking directly through an airline's website, which not only allows her to pick the fare class, but also her seat and meal.
Indeed, more travelers are turning to the Internet for their holiday planning. According to a report by PhoCusWright, a U.S.-based travel market research company, the number of online bookings in Asia-Pacific is growing twice as fast as the overall travel market. By the end of this year, they're projected to make up 25% of all travel bookings.
Japan, an early adopter of e-commerce, leads the region in online bookings. But markets in China and India are growing quickly amid an aggressive push by established international websites coupled with the growth of local ones such as China's Ctrip and India's Makemytrip and Cleartrip, says Douglas Quinby, senior director of research at PhoCusWright.
Booking online isn't for everyone. Mr. Quinby notes that Hong Kong and South Korea—which has the highest Internet penetration rates in the world—are outliers that puzzle industry experts. Meanwhile, traditional agents still do good business selling to retirees and travel greenhorns on package tours.
Still, the trend is undeniable. "In markets in Northeast Asia [Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, and Macau], travelers are younger and more independent. We also see in India and China, city-based travelers with higher income levels booking online," Mr. Quinby says.
This bodes poorly for the family-run agency in your office plaza. That said, don't expect traditional bricks-and-mortar travel agencies to disappear entirely. In the U.S., as online travel agents, booking engines and meta-searches took off, traditional agents began tailoring their services to specific markets. Need someone to arrange a bespoke tour of ceramic workshops Japan? Try Wabi-Sabi. Looking into that once-in-a-lifetime safari in Botswana? Ring up Ker & Downey.
Indeed, the line between those who use traditional agents versus those who do it themselves are more blurred than they appear. Ms. Fung regularly uses websites as research tools and books accommodations online. Mr. Quinby handles all his own business travel. But he does use an agent for an annual ski trip, which is a birthday gift to his mother. "We get a specialist to do it," he readily admits.
Here are some key tips to finding a standout agent:
Service Matters: You're more likely to find a decent agent in cities and countries with strong service cultures—Thailand and Hong Kong, for instance. But China? If you read Chinese, better stick to meta-search engines such as Ctrip or Qunar.
To the Quick: How responsive is the agent to e-mails? Can she handle everything via e-mail? Saving time—and thus, staying off the phone—is part of the appeal of an agent.
After-Hour Care: Is the agent available on the weekends, and is there a mobile number you can call outside of office hours? This is especially important when you're traveling to a different time zone and need to change your flight schedule.
Exploring Options: Does the agent offer you a couple of alternatives or only the most expensive one? This is where doing your own research pays off — investigate the carriers that fly a route and get an idea of what the fares are before you turn to an agent.
Just the Ticket: Does the agent explain clearly what the restrictions and conditions are on a ticket? If you're trying to play the mileage game, the fine print is essential.
To use an agent or not to use an agent? Leave your thoughts in the comments, and send your questions to Travel Well at firstname.lastname@example.com with the subject line "Travel."
Jennifer Chen writes about travel, food and culture. A native New Englander, she's lived in Taipei, Singapore and Bangkok, and is currently navigating Beijing. Her last trip was to southern Taiwan, which feels like Asia's biggest travel secret. Follow her on Twitter @xiaochen6.


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How drugged up woman driver cried for her dead mom after plowing into group of bicyclists on charity ride, killing two
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people say I'm underweight. I'm 5'11" and 117 lbs. My whole family is I guess the same way. My mom is always 90 something lbs. My sister is 86lbs. They're both about 5 feet. Everyone gets their back about gaining weight. Imo we are just what we are just averagely thin. I consider my sister actually curvy. Anyway, what you consider yourself? What's considered overweight curvy thin or underweight?
Wow, You are underweight. I'm 5'3" and about 110, and people say I'm practically underweight.
According to the army if you're a female and over a size 0 you're overweight.
It totally depends on body type. I have a huge frame, and am skinny and bony at 5'8" and 150 lbs. I have a friend who is the same height as me, but starts to look pudgy at 125 lbs because she has such a small frame.
Sarah, mom to Matthew (7/31/07) and Kaylen (4/14/11)
5'11 and 117 pounds is pretty severely underweight.
I'm 5'0 and 90 pounds normally (I currently weigh 100 pounds 7 weeks after giving birth) and I'm considered underweight. I think I'm too thin and I feel unattractive as a result, but I can't seem to gain weight.
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I'm 5'5" and at 200 lbs I was called curvy by everyone. Huge boobs. Small waist. Huge legs. Very hourglass. No one believed i weighed 200 b/c I carried it so well. I'll post a pic in a sec
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According to the army if you're a female and over a size 0 you're overweight.
HAHA! Seriously?... www.apft-standards.com/femaleheight...
OP would have to gain 19lbs to join the Army.
Mama to two on earth, two in heaven, and one in the oven!
I'm 5'2 and 115 pounds. I consider that normal.
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Say hello to a warmer winter. Create these no-sew hats with fleece and our printable template.
Watch Ni Hao, Kai-lan only on Nick Jr.
Cut the fleece into a rectangle that measures about 13 inches high by the width of your child's head plus 1 inch.
Right sides together, fold the fleece in half, aligning the two 13-inch edges. Glue along the inside of these edges, stopping about 4 inches from one end. Dry thoroughly.
Just below the glue area, snip in (perpendicular to the seam) about 1/2 inch deep.
Turn the hat right side out. Overlap the two unglued edges. Glue in place. Let dry.
Roll up the hat from the bottom (about three times) to create a rolled cuff.
Print and cut out the hat template of your kid's favorite character.
Trace the face pieces and cut them from the felt. For tiny shapes, if it's easier for you, draw them onto the hat later with the fine-tip markers or fabric paints.
When the hat is dry, place the seam at the back and glue the character face pieces onto the area above the rolled cuff.
Cut a short, narrow strip from the fleece. Gather the top of the hat like a ponytail, and use the strip to tie it tight. Knot. Snip ends close to the knot.
Fringe the top of the hat above the tie.
Show your kids how to tell time with this paper plate peek-a-boo clock!
Make a simple decoration that's SUPER cute
Use words--and make a face--to explore feelings together this no-sew pillow
An imaginative stage for your kid's imaginative mind
Say "ni hao" with the el-egg-ant springtime craft from Kai-lan
We'll shed some light on how to put recyclable jars to good use!
Nothing says "Gong Hay Fat Choy" more than these hand-made money envelopes!
Wear your heart on your CD sleeve this Valentine's Day!
Let sweet holiday wishes bloom with these simple, customized cookie boxes.
Pick, print, tape -- PRESTO! Enchanting lanterns to put on display!
Face those winter winds with a cheery smile from Kai-lan!
Turn your preschooler into Kai-lan's koala pal, Tolee!
Your kids will roar with delight once you transform them into this friendly tiger!
For the cutest costume at a party, come as Tolee!
A creative paper craft that becomes child's play
Take the game outside or inside and toss to your heart's desire
Your kid's kicks are kickin' with these decorative shoelace covers
Cool off with a little help from Kai-lan
A handy case with a friendly face!
It's perfect for your kids' Pop!
Make a super special card for Mom!
Kai-lan and friends are preparing for spring. Watch their garden grow!
Go, tiger! Step it up with a craft from Kai-lan's best friend
All aboard the Kai-lan Express! Next stop, fun and creativity for you and your child.
Let Tolee's favorite friend give you a hand at bathtime.
Jump in the tub with Hoho!
Make sweethearts super happy with this crafty card
Make your little sweetheart "super happy" with a treats-filled heart box!
Turn a "roarrr!" into a "purrr" with this cuddly pillow
Give your heart and your love to someone special this Valentine's Day.
Make a do-together craft kids can proudly display on their door
A picture-perfect present for you and your little bunny!
Make an indoor winter wonderland that somebunny will love!
Turn paper bags into your favorite math-loving team!
Kids can hop on over to the Christmas tree to hang this charming decoration!
Peter & pals are dashing through the snow-- carrying something sweet, you should know!
Rabbits are brave and he�s no exception! Add Benjamin to your x-mas collection.
Spread holiday cheer with these "sweet" messages.
Peter has a new gift for you to see. It's round, and blue, and hangs on a tree.
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This print-and-fold craft is an umirrific way to make your tree look spectacular!
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This paper gingerbread house is all bark and no bite!
Milli spins her pattern powers into a string of dreidels this holiday season
Santa's little helpers can make a sweet sled for Dora and Swiper!
Your preschooler can give a special holiday treat to everyone on her list!
Kids can turn recyclables into beautiful Dora decorations!
Make a festive tree that won't wilt or wither!
Your preschooler will love prowling around the house in toasty Baby Jaguar slippers!
When the weather outside is frightful, a Diego scarf is delightful!
A snow day? Hurray! Grab a shoebox and create a scene starring your favorite explorer!
Wish everyone a WONDERful holiday with this tree topper!
Here's a simple and stylish Kwanzaa craft kids can fashion!
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Re: "Socialist America," by John M. Kunst Jr., letters, Dec. 8
John, you write well, but don?t you think before you start talking about socialism, you could perhaps take a few seconds to find out what it is? While there many definitions most include means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by society. The last four years have seen corporate profits soar to record highs, the stock market almost double and the government, which took stock in companies bailed out, put that stock for sale in the stock market. None of this sounds like socialism.
Just a quick reminder about "Obama Care," this was the Republican platform in the 1990?s. It was in part in reaction to the observation that people were getting their medical care in the emergency rooms, having no money, and you and I having to pay their bills.
Perhaps the most objectionable part of your letter is your comments about the 47 percent who "pay no taxes," these folks have no skin in the game as you say. I think you meant to say federal taxes. This is still insulting to millions of Americans. That 47 percent number includes children, teenagers, college students, stay at home moms, many retired senior citizens, our troops in war zones, our as well as those who have been laid off and can not find a job. The people you disparage do pay taxes. They pay state, local, unemployment, FICA, school, and sales taxes.
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Full Text of Christopher Dorner's Manifesto
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Thursday, October 31, 2013
Augusta, Ga--One of the big ones tomorrow night comes from the Georgia independent ranks. For the first time in school history, Curtis Baptist is playing for a football region title.
The Crusaders are hosting Thomas Jefferson with the winner taking the crown. Nate Duffy has turned this Crusader program around and despite being young in age, they are a talented group. The seven wins, already a school record, and beating defending champs Rredrica really set the stage for the second half of the year.
"That was a major game changer for our team to just let us know that hey, we have the talent to go all the way I feel this year" said DJ Zeller
"You believe in your heart but it passes the eye test" said Nate Duffie "When you play with the defending state champions and are able to come away with a victory, it defintitely builds confidence"
Regardless of the outcome, Curtis will host at least one playoff game, something they've never done before. And remember this, they only have three seniors on the roster.


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The age-old saying of "too many cooks spoil the soup" must not apply to lamb or children. At Thursday's Taste of Vail Lamb Cook-Off, 34 "chefs" from Little Chefs of Vail made a name for themselves in their first appearance at the popular event with a second place finish in the People's Choice contest.
Ranging in ages from 5 to 19, the little chefs spent days prepping for the big day in the kitchen of Cima at the Westin Riverfront. It would have been easy for Little Chefs creator and program director Shawn Sanders to think Friday the 13th had come early, but through all the day's trials and tribulations her smile and kind, patient demeanor never faded. And with the help of kind strangers and fellow chefs, her patience and optimism paid off with the Little Chefs winning over the crowd with their "Lamb with Mole Sauce en Papillote" creation.
Taking her inspiration from Jamie Oliver, Sanders cooked up the Little Chefs of Vail concept in 2010. What better way to blend her two passions - cooking and children - than to start a program such as this? The children participate in cooking classes of all kinds at venues throughout the valley. Sanders believes "if kids can be taught to ride a chairlift alone, without a seatbelt, and ski down a mountain at 30 miles per hour, they can be taught to safely use a flattop, grill and cheese graters."
She professes that cooking is "the sport they will play for the rest of their lives." Sanders attended the Culinary Institute of America, but her cooking experience began at home where, as the second oldest of nine kids, she stepped up to help cook the family meals after her mom suffered a stroke. She began her commercial experience at 16, and now works to give a similar experience to local and visiting children.
Through the Little Chefs program, the students are learning some of life's many lessons - both the good and the bad. How else could these budding gastronomes have the opportunity to work beside Cima chefs, attend events hosted by Christian Apetz of the Park Hyatt in Beaver Creek, and participate in Vail Valley Youth Foundation-sponsored classes? Most of all, they are learning one of the joys of cooking, namely the camaraderie that comes in sharing with others the experience of transforming simple ingredients into scrumptious meals.
And what could bring a group of aspiring young chefs together better than a team competition against some of the best chefs in the Valley? Entrusted with the 50 pounds of lamb event sponsor, The Colorado Lamb Board, donated, Sanders and her team of chefs created and prepared lamb in mole sauce en papillote finished with a citrus lime foam that would make culinary foam creator, Chef Ferran Adria proud, and pickled Fresno chili and cabbage salsa. Unfortunately, I was busy prepping for weekend holiday meals in my own kitchen, so I missed the excitement of prepping with the little chefs in Cima's kitchen.
The lamb that almost wasn't cooked off
My experience with the Little Chefs team began in an appropriate place, in front of the Children's Fountain in the heart of Vail. While waiting, I had the opportunity to chat with competition neighbor, Stephen Negler, owner of Ti Amo in Eagle-Vail, who later proved to be the little chefs' guardian angel. And then the sad news arrived. As the little chefs' professional grill was being transported to Vail, it fell off the back of the truck, hitting another car, and leaving the little chefs without a cooking surface. But their heartbreak was fleeting. By the time Sanders had arrived - sans grill, but still smiling - Negler and his executive chef, Fernando Ocampo, had already "donated" half the space on their grill to the little chefs. However, the lamb, which had been cooked sous vide the previous day, was to be finished en papillote. Paper has a nasty way of burning on a flaming grill. A sheet pan was needed. Off to Sweet Basil and up the stairs to their kitchen I ran where the chef took pity on us and provided a sheet pan. Back to the grill.
With the help of the older little chefs, Alex Ruben, Jillian Byron and Hugo Castillo, the younger chefs were organized into stations to assemble the lamb packages. Although they were dressed in chefs' jackets and aprons, it wasn't exactly the plating line at Splendido. But with the older chefs' patient guidance and Sanders' supervision, the kids completed the assembly in no time. Without another sheet pan, we improvised with cardboard boxes used for paper plates and shuttled the completed lamb packages between the little chefs' tent and Ti Amo's. It wasn't enough that Chef Ocampo spared part of his grill for a band of child chefs he didn't know, he also stood guard to monitor the grill's temperature so as not to scorch the paper. It was this kindness of strangers that I believe was one of the biggest lessons for the kids. Tragedies may happen, and in kitchens they always do, but solutions can be found and the day saved.
A happy ending
After the tasting was over and the lines of festival guests finished the last morsels of lamb, it was time to pack up and head home after an eventful first experience in the Lamb Cook-Off. Later at home, while beginning the article and wishing for a great ending, I got a call from Sanders who had the perfect ending for me. The Little Chefs of Vail placed second to Chef David Clawson of Game Creek Club in the People's Choice contest. Although they had missed the judges' tasting, the collaborative efforts of the team, new friends and supporters gave them the opportunity to savor the good taste of having their culinary creations appreciated.
People like Sanders always inspire me. They chase their dreams by carving out creative niche businesses that ripple throughout society. And now she is helping transform the lives of young children through the joy of cooking. Sanders hopes one day there will be Little Chefs of Everytown USA, giving children throughout the country the opportunity to experience culinary delights. The day ended for Sanders with a text from young Jillian Byron that said, in part, "this would have never happened if you had not inspired me to do this. If it were not for you, I would not be the chef I am right now." With that text, she had proof that she had succeeded in her mission.
Suzanne Hoffman is a local attorney, wine importer and the Chambellan Provincial of the Southwest Region and Bailli (president) of the Vail chapter of the Chaîne des Rôtisseurs. Email comments about this story to email@example.com.


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Liverpool Message Board
Hey Guys - Need Some Help!
I'm headed to the UK in about 3 weeks, and I will be in Liverpool & at Anfield vs Southampton, so I was wondering if any of you lads could help me with locating some tickets for the match at a decent price?
Last summer when I went to the Europa match vs FC Gomel, I went right to the ticket gate the morning of, and obviously because it was summer and a qualifier, was extremely lucky to get fantastic seats, so I don't expect that to happen again, but I'd rather not travel without having them, unless you recommend that I wait and try to find some at the grounds..
I'm open to any and all suggestions / sites etc etc.. Also, if anyone is free that week/weekend, I'd love to try and meet up for a pint or 10.. On me of course..
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I'll make some enquiries fella, but not promising anything! Either way we can meet up for a bev if you want and get bladdered!
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Thanks for the offer Loki, if you happen to find something this week, or the next 10 days, keep me posted otherwise I'll just pay what I have to online, probably what I'd spend at the grounds anyways.
As for meeting up, ABSOLUTELY! Let me know the best way we can get in touch, and I'll reach out to you, so I know how to get in touch, and where we can meet up once I arrive.. I could go for a nice Carling draught or two, though I do love my Carlsberg..


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-The Wayne County Area Agency on Agings Prime Time Health program will offer the Living Well, Chronic Disease Self-Management Program at the Northern Wayne Community Library, Lakewood on Fridays starting March 29 and running through May 3 from 1-3:30 p.m.
This is a 2 ½ hour program one time a week for six weeks.
Stanford University Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP) teaches consumers skills to manage their conditions and build their self-confidence so they can be successful in adopting healthy behaviors, improve communications with their physician, and enhance their quality of life.
It is designed to give older adults with chronic diseases, such as high blood pressure, diabetes and heart conditions; tips to help them make their daily life more enjoyable. Topics include: managing symptoms, fitness/exercise, nutrition, communication, medications, working with health care professionals and systems, and more. This program is recommended by AOA (Administration on Aging).
A light snack will be provided each week. There is no cost to participate in this program. Please RSVP by March 15th by calling 570-253-4262. Space is limited so call today.
For more information on the Prime Time Health Program and other Area Agency on Aging services call 570-253-4262 or visit our website at any time to find out about the many programs and services we offer. http://aging.co.wayne.pa.us.
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RAYMOND — A motorcyclist from Epping was killed in a collision with a Jeep Liberty on Saturday.
According to a statement from police, David Lizotte, 53, of 237 North River Road, received serious injuries on a crash at the intersection of Route 107 and Brown Road just before 1 p.m. Saturday. He was transported to Elliott Hospital in Manchester, where he later died, police said.
Police said Lizotte was driving a 2004 Harley Davidson motorcycle when he collided with a 2002 Jeep Liberty driven by Robert Stephens, 50, of 60 Northrup Drive, Brentwood.
The cause of the collision remains under investigation by Raymond police Cpl. Kerry Pomeroy. Anyone who witnessed the crash or has any information is asked to call police at 895-4747.
Raymond Fire Department and Epping and Fremont police also responded to the scene.
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Arm workouts for women just got a lot more effective thanks to celebrity fitness guru David Kirsch
1. While standing, hold a weight in one hand and bend the opposite knee, leaning forward at a 45 degree angle.
2. Keep your elbow close to your body.
3. Fully contract your tricep. The only movement should occur between your elbow and your fingertip.
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The spiderman push ups are a killer! I have been doing these for a month and I see so many results it is crazy! I can carry something that weighs more than 15 pounds and my arms don't feel like wings when I wave hello to someone haha!
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Helpful, thank you.
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helpful ideas, thank you! I'm tired of my flabby arms and summer doesn't seem that far away.
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Great ideas! I was just thinking about ways of toning my arms.
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Yay! I'll definitely be trying these out.
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like these
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I could never do boy pushups so I'm going to start with the knee pushups and hope to take it to the next level. Upper arms def need some toning help
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These are great ideas. I wonder what type of "immediate " results I can expect. My arms need a lot of work!
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Music legend Jimmie Rodgers died 75 years ago this Memorial Day. He was born in Meridian in 1897 and died in New York in 1933. His body was laid to rest at the Oak Grove Cemetery. The Jimmie Rodgers Foundation lays a wreath there every year.
Many of his fans and some family members gathered to commemorate the landmark date.
Second cousin, Anne Shine Landrum lives in Meridian, but hasn't been able to attend the wreath laying ceremony in 3 years because of health problems. Landrum said she's thrilled she was able to build up some strength to attend. Landrum says she remembers the good times the family shared.
"It was really a wonderful childhood to grew up into," said Landrum. "And you never knew at my house what was going to happen. They had what they called the pickin' and grinnin', and if you could not pick, you grinned and that's where they got the name for it."
86-year-old Elsie White attended Jimmie Rodgers' funeral when she was eleven back in 1933. White says Rodgers had a special place in her family's heart.
"I was so young. I remember him coming back to see us. He would park in our driveway and he would come back to see us every time he came home," said White. "My daddy was a good friend of his. They picked and played together."
Jimmie Rodgers Foundation president Betty Lou Jones said, not only is Jimmie Rodgers known as The Father of Country Music, but also was a pioneer of American music.
"Jimmie Rodgers is the most famous citizen of Meridian and maybe one of the most famous Mississippians," said Jones. "And people all over the world think about Meridian, Miss., when they think about Jimmie Rodgers. And he is internationally known as being, as Bob Dylan says, 'the man who started it all', as far as our American style of music is concerned."


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East Drive just south of the intersection of East Drive and Eaton Lane will be closed Wednesday and Thursday to allow Hurst Excavating to do various repairs on three sections of gravity sewer main. The closure is expected to last throughout the night but inclement weather could result in delays.
Local traffic may access homes south of 287 East Drive from the intersection of East Drive and Audubon Road. Residents north of the closure along with those who need to access side streets may use Alger Road to East Drive and those needing to detour around may use Audubon Road.
Hurst Excavating Co. is working under contract to the city's Public Works Department and is presently doing wastewater collection system rehabilitation work.
For more information, contact the city of Oak Ridge Public Works Department at (865) 425-1875 or visit the city's website at www.oakridgetn.gov.
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Spring 2013 Ensemble and Recital Series: Joel Kruzic, double bass
New School Jazz student Joel Kruzic (double bass) presents his senior recital.
Joel Kruzic, 21, hails from Kenwood, a small wine town roughly 45 miles north of San Francisco. He moved to New York City to attend the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music. Growing up in a musical household, he was encouraged at a young age to pursue music by both his parents; his father, Paul, is a self-employed woodworker and a bluegrass and folk guitarist who taught Joel to play guitar, and his mother, Linda, is a grocery store employee and great lover of all arts. After starting classical piano lessons at the age of six, Joel began playing guitar shortly after and focused on the latter as his main instrument until his mid-teens, when he discovered the upright bass, which he chose as his instrumental focus and major during his four years at the New School. In addition to playing with such groups as Santa Rosa Youth Symphony, Billy Harper's 60 Voices Project, and Liptaf, Joel has studied the double bass with Steve Hoffman, Andy McKee, Bob Cranshaw, and for the past three years, Michael Moore. He has also had the fortune of studying guitar with Keith Richman, Jason Bodlovich, Jim Camilongo and Howard Alden. In addition to playing music, Joel enjoys the outdoors through hiking, fly-fishing, backpacking and rock climbing in his spare time, often accompanying his older brother Max on trips throughout the American West.
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Photo gallery of tour of Ireland: Click here
A traveler to any country always faces the same dilemma: what to see and do in a limited amount of time. So, for my first trip to Ireland, was it going to be Dublin or the Ring of Kerry? And how does one choose between the Cliffs of Moher and the Giant's Causeway?
In a land with such enticing options, selecting only a few sites was going to be tough. So when my Irish boyfriend, Declan, proposed a two-week vacation to his home country and suggested I pick out the places I most wanted to see, I told him I had to see them all.
I'll admit I'm one of those enthusiastic (some say annoying) people who travel, guidebook in hand, trying to check off every tourist site on the list, do or die. And by doing a whirlwind loop around the country (with a quick excursion to Northern Ireland) we were able to take in just about every site on my list and make time to visit my boyfriend's family and friends on the way.
As I discovered, Ireland is too beautiful to miss any of it. So how do you cram nearly every tourist site in a country in two weeks? Plan your itinerary ahead and don't sleep until you make it back home.
Reports of rain in Ireland several weeks prior to our visit were worrisome, but when we landed at Cork Airport , the morning sun was out and the day was clear. We had a lot to squeeze in over the two weeks, including our first stop, a friend's wedding in the picturesque and historic maritime town of Kinsale in West Cork.
The morning after the marathon festivities, we slept past both breakfast and our check out time. We were unceremoniously kicked out of our B&B, and fortuitously stumbled upon Café Blue. Adjacent to the Blue Haven Hotel on Pearse Street, this comfortable and elegant café serves a wickedly delicious French toast.
After breakfast, a long, pleasant hike through the village of Summercove took us to Charles Fort, a 17th century star-shaped coastal fort.The guided tour depicted military life at the fort, which was occupied by the British until Irish independence in 1922.We happened to be visiting during the annual Kinsale Arts Week, and the windows of the fort were filled with multi-colored panels as part of an installation.
After wandering back towards the medieval center of Kinsale, where the streets were crowded with revelers and street performers, we stopped to watch another art "happening" as women dressed in long red gowns and encased in large bubbles were set loose to float in the harbor. The huge bubbles drifted into the water to the soft strains of classical music while the elegantly dressed women struggled comically to stay upright.
We had an early morning flight to Belfast the next morning, so we moved on to Cork for dinner and a walk before retiring to the spacious but very convenient and budget-friendly Cork International Airport Hotel.
The Black Cab murals tour through the neighborhoods of Protestant Shankill Road and Catholic Falls Road is a must-do in Belfast. Our cab driver and guide gave a fascinating and unbiased account of the Troubles. He stopped at the Peace Wall, which separates the Catholic and the Protestant neighborhoods, and gave us markers to add our own names to the messages of hope. After the tour, we meandered around Belfast taking in City Hall, Queen's University, and the Botanic Gardens.
We had a few pints at the gorgeous Crown Liquor Saloon, located on Great Victoria Street across from the Grand Opera House and the Europa Hotel. This stunningly ornate Victorian pub, with its mahogany woodwork, stained glass and mosaic tiles, is a great place for imagined time travel. The place was crowded but much to my delight we managed to grab a corner snug . I got a kick out of this beautifully carved private booth, which had its own door and bell to ring for service. It was too easy to picture myself back in 1890 having a whispered clandestine meeting over some shockingly wicked sort of business.
The next day, on our first scheduled bus tour, we explored the Antrim Coast. The tour included crossing the over 90-foot-high Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge and sampling whiskey at the Old Bushmills Distillery, but the highlight of the tour was the Giant's Causeway.
Stretching four-miles along the coast, this geological formation of hexagonal, stair-like columns was formed by a volcanic eruption more than 60 million years ago. We wisely decided to skip the scheduled lunch at the Causeway Hotel to have more time exploring the site. The basalt columns were shockingly smaller than I expected but the vastness of this natural wonder was still impressive.
We were back in Cork again the next morning to tour the southwest part of the country before heading to Dublin.
During my research, I'd read many reviews dismissing Blarney Castle as too touristy and a waste of time. But there was no way I was leaving Ireland without kissing that stone and I'm glad I didn't listen to the naysayers. After giving the famous stone a big smooch, I was delighted to discover the grounds around the castle, including the Wishing Steps.


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The next night, I felt the need to give back. I knew I couldn't find that man who gave me the miracle; I didn't want to. But I had to give back to the community. So I bought an extra ticket at face value and looked around for someone with his/her finger in the air, someone that looked like they needed this ticket, and they needed it for free.
I chose a girl in her early thirties, late twenties. I handed her the ticket, and she gave me a huge hug, extremely excited about her miracle. That day, I was wearing a Harry Hood shirt, and upon seeing this she started to flip out.
"I can't believe you're wearing a Harry Hood shirt!" she screamed. She explained that she was from out West. She was doing the entire tour and has not been to the Philly/Camden area since Winter 1999. The last time she was here was for Phish's two-night stay at the Spectrum (12/10-11/99). I told her that I personally couldn't make it to the 10th, but I was at the 11th. This fact seemed to blow her away even more. After the show on the 10th, she continued to explain, she got a call from her Mom back West. Her father had passed away that night. His name was Harry. The next night marked the first Harry Hood opener since 1985 (10/30/85 at Hunt's), which was the first time the song was played. She felt like they opened the show with that just for her. She had not returned to the Philly area since then, and when she finally did, she is given a miracle from a kid in a Harry Hood shirt. We both stood there, stunned. Having such a strong connection to a person within five minutes of meeting her was overwhelming - and also what Phish is all about.
The show rocked, to put it simply. A classic setlist, with no huge surprises (although Moma Dance is always exciting). Still, every song was simply pumping. A sick way to end the tour and ready us for IT. And of course, they closed the second set with Harry Hood.
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POSITION: Defenseman
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BIRTHPLACE: Novy Jicin, CZE
DRAFTED: CBJ: 2000-4 overall
|OHL All-Rookie Team (2000) Canadian Major Junior All-Rookie Team (2000) OHL First All-Star Team (2001) NHL All-Rookie Team (2002) Signed as a free agent by Vsetin (CzRep), September 17, 2004. Signed as a free agent by Hameenlinna (Finland), January 29, 2005. Missed majority of 2008-09 due to various injuries. Missed majority of 2009-10 due to groin injury vs. St. Louis, November 30, 2009. Traded to Phoenix by Columbus with Dane Byers for Scottie Upshall and Sami Lepisto, February 28, 2011. Signed as a free agent by Trinec (CzRep), September 21, 2012. Traded to Washington by Phoenix with Chris Brown and Phoenix/Arizona's 4th round pick (later traded to Carolina Carolina selected Callum Booth) in 2015 NHL Draft for Martin Erat and John Mitchell, March 4, 2014. Traded to Buffalo by Washington with Michal Neuvirth for Jaroslav Halak and Buffalo's 3rd round pick (later traded to NY Rangers NY Rangers selected Robin Kovacs) in 2015 NHL Draft, March 5, 2014. Signed as a free agent by Trinec (CzRep), June 25, 2014.
|2012-13 Highlights
Posted 2-6-8 and 22 PIM in 38 games...Ranked fourth on the team in blocked shots (60) and shorthanded TOI/game (2:20)... Scored a goal at CHI, Apr. 20...Collected a career-high four assists at NSH, Mar. 28...Recorded an assist vs. LAK, Mar. 12... Scored his first goal of the season vs. MIN, Feb. 28...Skated in a season-high 24:33 TOI vs. CGY Feb. 18...Registered an assist vs. CBJ, Feb. 16...Played in his 600th career NHL game at COL, Feb. 11...Missed eight games with an injury (1/23-2/4)
2011-12 Highlights
Recorded 3-10-13 and 54 penalty minutes in 65 games…Led the team in blocked shots (150) and ranked fourth on the team in plus/minus (plus-13)…Ranked fifth on the team in TOI/game (19:21) and second in shorthanded TOI/game (2:45)…His 112 hits were second most on the team for defensemen…Blocked seven shots at SJS, Mar. 24…Scored a goal at VAN, Mar. 14…Collected his 100th career NHL assist at DAL, Feb. 7…Netted a goal vs. COL, Jan. 16…Scored a goal and blocked six shots at CAR, Dec. 21…Blocked five shots vs. MTL, Nov. 10…Had an assist vs. LAK, Oct. 29 and at COL, Nov. 2…Collected his first assist with PHX and had a plus-4 rating at NSH, Oct. 13…2012 Playoffs: Tied for fourth on the team in playoff scoring with 2-6-8 in 15 games…His six assists were tied for second best on the team…Third on the team in playoff blocked shots (27)…Had one assist in five games against LAK in the WCF…Recorded 1-2-3 in five games of the WCSF against NSH…Registered 1-1-2 in Game 1 vs. NSH, Apr. 27…Registered 1-3-4 in six games of the WCQF against CHI…Scored his first career postseason goal, while collecting his first career multi-point playoff game (1-2-3) in Game 3 at CHI, Apr. 17.
2010-11 Highlights
Began the season in Columbus and recorded 3-7-10 in 45 games before being traded to the Coyotes on Feb. 28…Recorded 1-0-1 in 16 games with PHX…Finished second on the team in blocked shots (131)…Scored a goal in his first game with PHX Mar. 1 vs. DAL…Missed 13 games with an injury (1/25-2/28)…Recorded a goal vs. PHX, Jan. 11…Netted a goal vs. CGY, Dec. 21…Scored a goal at LAK, Nov. 17…2011 Playoffs: Appeared in all four games of the WCQF vs. DET and recorded seven penalty minutes.
2009-10 Highlights
Tallied 2-6-8 and 26 penalty minutes in 26 games with CBJ…Played 20-plus minutes in 14 of 26 games…Suffered a season-ending injury vs. STL, Nov. 30…Skated in a season-high 26:29 TOI and added an assist vs. CGY, Nov. 28…Had a game-high four blocked shots Oct. 20 at CGY…Had a game-high six blocked shots vs. CGY, Oct. 13…Notched an assist and was a plus-2 in 22:13 of action at PHX, Oct. 10…Opened the season with points in back-to-back games (2-1-3)…Recorded the game-winning goal in the season opener vs. MIN, Oct. 3.
2008-09 Highlights
Notched 1-8-9, 38 penalty minutes and was a plus-2 in 34 games with CBJ…Missed 48 games with injuries…Played in 100 consecutive games Mar. 27, 2007-Nov. 1, 2008…Tallied his first goal of the season at MIN, Oct. 25…2009 Playoffs: Registered his first career playoff point (assist) in Game 4 of the WCQF vs. DET, Apr. 23…Made his Stanley Cup playoff debut in Game 1 of the WCQF at DET, Apr. 16.
2007-08 Highlights
Collected 6-12-18 with 60 penalty minutes and was a plus-7 in 82 games with CBJ…Was one of two Blue Jackets to play in all 82 games (Nikolai Zherdev)…Set career highs in plus/minus (plus-7), power-play goals (3) and TOI/game (23:12)…Tied a career high with one GWG…Led the club in TOI/game and logged 20-plus minutes in 78 of 82 games…Ranked second on the club in plus/minus and was tied for fourth in power-play goals (3)…Was second among Blue Jackets' defensemen in goals, points, plus/minus rating, power-play goals and shots (130)…Played in a Blue Jackets' season-high (OT game) 31:45 of action at CHI, Mar. 30…Became the second player to play in 400 games as a Blue Jacket (David Vyborny) on vs. DET, Mar. 16…Tied a Blue Jackets' franchise record when he was a plus-4 vs. TBL, Mar. 9…Collected the 100th point of his NHL career with a goal at PHX, Jan. 17.
2006-07 Highlights
Collected 9-13-22 and 105 penalty minutes in 75 games with CBJ…Led team defensemen in goals…Set career highs in goals and points…Was fourth on the team in penalty minutes and fifth in shots (159)…Played the 300th game of his NHL career at VAN, Jan. 30…Netted his first career multi-goal game with 2-0-2 at STL, Nov. 9.
2005-06 Highlights
Tallied 6-13-19 and 75 penalty minutes in 51 games with CBJ…Ranked fourth on the club in ice time per game (21:26)…Missed 32 games due to injury.
2004-05 Highlights
Had 7-17-24, 136 penalty minutes and was a plus-3 in 41 games with HC Vsetin (Czech)…Tallied 1-2-3 with 12 penalty minutes in nine games with Hameenlinna (Finland).
2003-04 Highlights
Had 2-11-13 and 27 penalty minutes in 47 games with CBJ…Finished third among club defensemen in goals, assists and points…Played the 200th game of his NHL career at NSH, Mar. 27…Notched the first game-winning goal of his NHL career at TBL, Jan. 2.
2002-03 Highlights
Had 2-14-16 and 71 penalty minutes in 72 games with CBJ…Named to the Topps/NHL YoungStars Game for the second consecutive season and played in the contest for the first time…Second among team defensemen in assists and third in points…Recorded first multi-point game of his NHL career with 0-2-2 vs. BUF, Nov. 3.
2001-02 Highlights
Had 8-8-16 and 74 penalty minutes in 75 games with CBJ during his rookie season…Named to the NHL All-Rookie Team…Selected to play in the Topps/NHL YoungStars Game, but was unable to play due to an injury…Led all NHL rookie defensemen in goals…Was second on the team in plus/minus rating among players with at least 50 games…Ranked tied for fourth in the NHL and led all rookies in blocked shots (175)…Missed seven games Jan. 26-Feb. 9 with an injury…Tallied his first career NHL assist at CHI, Oct. 14.
2000-01 Highlights
Registered 2-0-2 and six penalty minutes in eight games with CBJ…Scored the first goal of his NHL career in the Blue Jackets first-ever win Oct. 12 at CGY…Recorded 18-36-54 with 59 penalty minutes and was a plus-22 in 45 games with Brampton (OHL)…Ranked second on the Batallion in points per game (1.20)…Added 2-9-11 with 26 penalty minutes in nine playoff games…Led the Batallion in assists and tied for second in points…Was named the top NHL prospect by The Hockey News for the 2000-01 campaign.
1999-2000 Highlights
Recorded 16-29-45 with 174 penalty minutes and was a plus-3 in 67 games with Brampton (OHL)…Named to the OHL's and the Canadian Hockey League's All-Rookie Teams…Won the CHL's Top Prospect Award…Ranked 10th among all OHL defensemen in scoring and second among first-year OHL blueliners…Set Brampton franchise records for goals, assists and points by a defenseman and penalty minutes…Selected to play in the OHL All-Star game…Ranked fourth on his team in scoring…Ranked second on the Central Scouting Service mid-term and final rankings…Participated in the NHL/CHL Top Prospects game, and scored a goal for Team Orr…Finished second in the hardest shot contest at the CHL Top Prospects Skills Competition…Finished third in the OHL's Western Conference Coaches' Poll for Best Bodychecker.
1998-99 Highlights
Recorded 4-12-16 with 100 penalty minutes in 54 games with Sioux City (USHL).
International Career
2007: Scored a goal and had eight penalty minutes in four games with the Czech Republic at the IIHF World Championship in Russia…Notched 1-0-1 with eight penalty minutes in four games for Team Czech Republic at the IIHF World Championship…2002: Recorded 1-2-3 in seven games for the Czech Republic at the IIHF World Championship in Sweden…2001: Helped the Czech Republic capture the gold medal at the IIHF World Junior Championship in Russia…Tallied 3-4-7 in seven games to lead all defensemen in scoring and was named the tournament's Top Defenseman.
Rusty and his wife Kristyna, have a son Rostislav…Favorite movies are "Braveheart", "Dumb & Dumber" and "Billy Madison"…Lists Married with Children as his favorite TV show…His favorite vacations spots are Italy and Switzerland…Enjoys listening to U2, 50 Cent and Czech artists…Lists Mario Lemieux as his hockey idol growing up…Enjoys traveling and sports.


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to one's heart's content
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Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin contentus 'satisfied', past participle of continere (see contain).
There are two words spelt content in English; one with the stress on the second syllable meaning 'happy' which comes from Latin contentus 'satisfied', the other with the stress on the first syllable meaning 'things included' from Latin contenta 'things contained'. Both Latin words go back to continere 'hold, contain' which also gives us contain (Middle English).
Words that rhyme with contentabsent, accent, anent, ascent, assent, augment, bent, cement, cent, circumvent, consent, dent, event, extent, ferment, foment, forewent, forwent, frequent, gent, Ghent, Gwent, lament, leant, lent, meant, misrepresent, misspent, outwent, pent, percent, pigment, rent, scent, segment, sent, spent, stent, Stoke-on-Trent, Tashkent, tent, torment, Trent, underspent, underwent, vent, went
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Late Middle English: from medieval Latin contentum (plural contenta 'things contained'), neuter past participle of continere (see contain).
There are two words spelt content in English; one with the stress on the second syllable meaning 'happy' which comes from Latin contentus 'satisfied', the other with the stress on the first syllable meaning 'things included' from Latin contenta 'things contained'. Both Latin words go back to continere 'hold, contain' which also gives us contain (Middle English).
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Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is one of a group of highly reactive gasses known as "oxides of nitrogen," or "nitrogen oxides (NOx)." Other nitrogen oxides include nitrous acid and nitric acid. EPA's National Ambient Air Quality Standard uses NO2 as the indicator for the larger group of nitrogen oxides. NO2 forms quickly from emissions from cars, trucks and buses, power plants, and off-road equipment. In addition to contributing to the formation of ground-level ozone, and fine particle pollution, NO2 is linked with a number of adverse effects on the respiratory system.
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Little Falls Hospital, a satellite site for the Bassett Heart Care Institute, will host an open house from 3 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 19, to showcase the services of its heart care program.
The open house will include tours of the new space and an opportunity to meet and speak with Bassett cardiology providers, including Dr. Patrick McNulty, chief of the Bassett Heart Care Institute and chief of cardiology at Bassett Medical Center. Refreshments will be served.
As a satellite clinic of the Bassett Heart Care Institute at Bassett Medical Center in Cooperstown, Little Falls Hospital offers cardiology consultations and diagnostic testing.
The renovated and expanded clinic also includes a new patient waiting area, private stress testing room, echo testing room and cardiology exam rooms. It is on the second floor of the hospital's east wing.
Bassett cardiology providers seeing patients at LFH include Dr. Zachary Huston, Dr. Mahmood Quereshey, Dr. Daniel Katz and Christopher Bertino, PA.
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Nice positive perspective
How often do you see that in media?!
Interesting parag here:
"The one cloud on the injury front for Villas-Boas was the ankle and hamstring damage that Emmanuel Adebayor suffered against Swansea. The squad is short on strikers and although Adebayor's injuries are not serious and he has said that he will not go with Togo to the Africa Cup of Nations that begins next month because of a pay dispute, Villas-Boas will scrutinise the January market for fresh blood up front."
Not sure what the implication is re Adebayor, a couple of weeks out? Perhaps he just fancied a Christmas holiday...
It sounds categoric that we'll be looking at strikers come Jan, no idea if it's just the turn of phrase or if he knows something we don't. I'll be reading interviews with AVB with interest then - when 'Arry came in & Comolli got his marching orders it looked like he had full control on purchases, but that gradually got less & less & less (remember the "I thought Daniel had bought me a car but instead I got a Van (Der Vaart)"?), I'm interested to see who it looks like wears the trousers in this window.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Ar least on Sunday we played for 90 minutes. Still not to me back to our 'best', but a vast improvement on the 'we can only play for 20 minutes'. Then add back in BAE, Kaboul, Parker and Bale and AVB has a nice selection problem over the Christmas period.
29 points from 17 - very good place to be given the way we've played overall. If AVB can stop us wilting post Christmas and get Ade and Daffy scoring consistently (assuming Ade isn't out too long), then we still may do 70 points.
Another 90 minutes against Stoke - this time with a bit more flair and penetration and it should set it up nicely for Villa - and a positive outlook for me for the 2nd half of the season.
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Hmm, people assuming that Parker and BAE will settle back into the squad but I'm concerned about their lack of match fitness. BAE especially who we know can be prone to error/lapse in concentration. Kaboul will be out for a while longer so let's hope Daws gets back soon because we need him in the team ahead of Gallas (I've been a fan of his but think his legs are now gone).
It'd be interesting to see whether Parker does make the first team back, but I'd never play a central midfield partnership of Sandro and Parker - both men effectively doing the same job, never works. Dembele should have nothing to fear because he adds that bit of class we need going forward - everything went through him the first half v Swansea.
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Interesting stuff NBR, and with Arsenal also benefitting from having a fuller more settled squad to call upon, and now just two points adrift of Spurs (and Chelski), let the battle for London dominance commence.


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The first place winner of the Christmas Decorating Contest sponsored by the Sleepy Eye Retail Association and the Sleepy Eye Dairy Queen goes to Ed Berkner of 19403 Riverview Road. Winners are chosen by residents at the Divine Providence Community Home.
Out of the 10 homes nominated for the Sleepy Eye Christmas Decorating Contest, second place went to Mary Baumann of 202 St. Mary's Street NE. Mary will receive a free Dairy Queen ice cream cake.
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When it comes to the food used on NBC's Hannibal, executive producer Bryan Fuller puts as much thought into those gorgeous spreads as he does the characters who eat them.Hannibal finale postmortem: Creator Bryan Fuller answers our burning questionsWhen he's not killing people, Hannibal Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen) is an excellent cook. (Though sometimes, his two hobbies overlap!) In order to make Hannibal's dinner party scenes come to life, Fuller teamed with chef Jose Andres."I'll be in the middle of a scene," Fuller says in our exclusive first look at a bonus feature from the Hannibal Season 1 DVD/Blu-ray. "I'll email Jose and I'll say, 'I am writing a scene where Jack Crawford is sitting down with Hannibal Lecter and they have this event hanging over their heads. So, we need some sort of a dish that can provide a metaphor ... that can apply to the greater story.How to cook a human with Hannibal's Bryan Fuller and chef Jose Andres"Jose is a storyteller," Fuller continues. "I think great chefs are all storytellers because the food has to have a beginning, a middle and an end - and a crescendo. That's how he works, so he's the perfect partner on this show for me."For more on how the show uses food in its storytelling, watch the first-look video below. Hannibal Season 1 is available on DVD and Blu-ray beginning Tuesday, Sept. 24. Season 2 is slated to return to NBC at midseason.
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Not knowing the definition of "burlesque," didn't keep Eagle resident Patricia Rouaud from going to the Alpine Art Center's An Evening of Burlesque show last year.
"It was my first time. We don't have much that type of thing in town. It was very interesting, very different and it really was a lot of fun," said Rouaud, who is from Belgium originally.
She plans to attend the show again this year, but this time she's bringing her husband.
"I'll see what he thinks. A man's perspective is always a bit different," Rouaud said.
The third annual show is set for Saturday night at the Edwards art center. The event begins at 7 p.m. and burlesque performances will take place at 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
Alpine Arts Center is bringing back the Ooh La La Burlesque dancers by popular demand. If you've never experienced a real burlesque performance or seen an erotic art show, this is one night you won't want to miss, said Lauren Merrill, the owner of Alpine Arts Center.
"Ooh La La Burlesque puts on an amazing show," Merrill said. "Both male and female dancers are performing at the event, so it makes for a fun date night or an evening out with friends. The entire arts center is transformed with mood lighting and edgy artwork to give the full effect."
Ooh La La Burlesque was started by Fanny Fitztightlee and Kitty Crimson. The two met in New Orleans, and then brought their upbeat, surprise around every corner, burlesque entertainment to the Denver area 10 years ago. Since then, they have developed quite a following and reputation for being able to perform anywhere to just about everything, from Sinatra to Slayer.
While the dancers do a striptease, everyone we talked to emphasized that it's a tasteful show.
"I don't know that anyone knew what to expect from performers last year," said Eagle resident Glenn Samuelson, a local artist who attended. "They're very professional. There's nothing super lewd or weird; they don't get totally nude. But it was certainly a lot of fun. They interact with crowd. There was a full house of people that were excited to be there."
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The event is a fundraiser for Alpine Arts Center. Along with the burlesque show, erotica-themed paintings, scultpures and more, all made by local artists, will be auctioned off during a silent auction. Proceeds will go towards Alpine Arts Center's Youth Scholarship Fund through the Vail Youth Foundation.
More than a dozen artists have been creating art for the event, Merrill said.
"We have a few pieces here already and I've seen some photos of the art," she said. "It's really a great mix of paintings, a couple of sculptures, all different mediums, and all sizes of work. Some are very tasteful and some are in-your-face funny. It's a nice mix."
Samuelson made two sculptures for this year's event.
"I just sculpted a woman's breast out of stone," he said. "It's just for fun, something completely different than you would do any other time.
"The show is a little bit risque," Samuelson continued. "The works that people brought last year was a lot of figurative work, a lot of nudes and provocative pieces. It's fun to push the limits with art and have an evening out that's an adventure. I think it's the perfect lead up to Valentines Day."
Tickets are $40 and include a drink ticket and aphrodisiac appetizers from Two Guys Catering who have a tasty menu lined up: roasted figs with prosciutto and lavendar honey, ahi tuna nachos, wild mushroom toast points and chocolate covered strawberries, and more. DJ's Mark and K from Radio Free Minturn will help emcee the evening.
Attendees must be 21 to get in. To purchase tickets or learn about other art offerings at Alpine Arts Center, go to www.alpineartscenter.org or call 970-926-2732. Alpine Arts Center is located on the first level of the Edwards Commercial Park, 210 Edwards Village Blvd. Unit A105.