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UWA basketball hosts doubleheader tonight
Published: Thursday, January 24, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 11:36 p.m.
LIVINGSTON | The University of West Alabama men's and women's basketball teams host a Gulf South Conference doubleheader against Union University tonight. The women's game tips off at 5:30 p.m., and the men at 7:30.
The UWA women (8-7, 3-4 Gulf South) have lost two consecutive games and starting forwards Brittany Weathers and Jamie Gunter have missed most of the last three games with nagging injuries. The Union women are 10-5 overall and 5-2 in the league.
Weathers is third in NCAA Division II in scoring at 22.4 points per game. Gunter averages 10.6 points and 5.5 rebounds. Guard Nikkia Jordan has averaged 22.2 points over the last six games.
Sandy Underwood averages 17.3 points and 7.6 rebounds to pace the UWA men (6-8, 2-5). Point guard Steven Samuels averages 14.6 points, 19.0 on the most recent road swing. Post player Jack Hill is chipping in 12.4 points and 6.8 rebounds per game.
Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for students and are available at the door. Tiger Club All-Sports passes are honored for both games and UWA students are admitted free with a valid student ID.
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Member Mary Yandell of Grove, Oklahoma writes that she is still seeking information on the James Greer family and the Hugh Bailey Morrison family, both in Wood County before the Civil War. She can be contacted by postal mail. For her address, go to the WCGS Bulletin member only pages where this query is also posted along with her mailing address. Non-members may email the Bulletin editor at firstname.lastname@example.com, mail contact with Mary can be arranged.
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SANTA CLARA -- At 80 percent complete, Levi's Stadium is approaching the cosmetic-touches stage, some seven months until the 49ers' official home opener in what's expected to be a Week 2 matchup on "Sunday Night Football."
"We're right about where we expected to be," project executive Jack Hill said Wednesday as he ushered select media on a stadium tour.
Most of the heavy lifting appears done, and now it's as if they're putting lipstick on, well, a newly discovered supermodel.
Six months remain before the stadium hosts its first event: an Aug. 2 soccer game between the San Jose Earthquakes and Seattle Sounders FC.
The 49ers will play two exhibition games there in August before a probable two-week break ahead of its regular-season unveiling. (The NFL schedule typically is released in April.)
Two years after the stadium's groundbreaking, sod will be placed down in April, a strand of Bermuda called "Bandera" that's supposedly "shade tolerant" and able to "rebound quickly." The grass is being grown two hours east in Livingston, which is some 10 miles away from quarterback Colin Kaepernick's childhood home of Turlock.
Also in April, the final seats are expected to be installed, and team and stadium staff will begin moving into offices inside the stadium, which is a mere 13 feet from the 49ers' long-time training facility.
Here are other notes gleaned from the two-hour tour:
That behind-enemy-lines entrance conceivably could happen just for pregame warmups when the teams follow hallways adjacent to elite clubs so fans can see them. Both teams likely will come out through tunnels at opposing corners of the stadium, however, in pregame introductions, team president Paraag Marathe added.


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SAN JOSE -- The Sharks began Thursday night's game against the Edmonton Oilers as the last NHL team with an unblemished record.
That's how they finished it, too. But it took a second consecutive 3-2 shootout victory at HP Pavilion to reach the 7-0 mark in a game that may have featured the first Kaepernicking-on-ice after Logan Couture scored the game's initial goal.
"It's a Bay Area team that's in the Super Bowl. Just showing some support for those guys," Couture said of his tribute to 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick by burying his head in the crook of his arm. "We're rooting for them."
Goals by Couture and Joe Pavelski staked the Sharks to a 2-0 lead midway through the second period before Edmonton drew even on scores by Sam Gagner and Taylor Hall.
But when it came down to the shootout, Michal Handzus -- who's still looking for his first actual point of the season -- was the key to the victory, burying the first shot in the one-on-one competition just as he did Tuesday night against the Anaheim Ducks.
"Zus, ever since he's been here, he's been pretty money on shootout goals," Sharks captain Joe Thornton said. "Last game he buried one and tonight, so it's an easy choice for Coach to put him out there as the number one shooter."
Back after missing one game with a cold, Dan Boyle also scored in the shootout for the Sharks against Edmonton netminder Devan Dubnyk. At the other end of the ice, Sharks goalie Antti Niemi stopped the only two Oilers he faced, Gagner and Ryan Nugent Hopkins, to earn his NHL-leading sixth victory of the season.
Handzus, who is now an impressive 18 for 34 in shootouts over his career, said before the game that he never picks his move until he's heading down the ice.
"I always try to come in, see what the goalie is doing and then I can rely on two, three, four moves that I have and pick one just in the moment," he said.
That ended up being the same move against both Dubnyk and Anaheim's Jonas Hiller.
"He was deep in the net," Handzus said of his goal against Dubnyk. "I knew I couldn't shoot it right away, I tried to fake it first and make him go down, and then try to go up. It worked."
The results may have been the same Thursday, but this was a better effort from the Sharks than the one against the Ducks even if San Jose did cough up a two-goal lead.
"It was a cleaner game," Sharks coach Todd McLellan said, though he did point out that three of the four goals came on turnovers. "Our games early, things kind of came to us not easily, but everything was smooth. Now we're having to battle through games, which is good for us."
After a scoreless first period, the Sharks took a 2-0 lead midway through the second on unassisted goals by Couture and Pavelski just 39 seconds apart.
Scott Gomez may not have touched the puck to earn an assist on Couture's goal, but his pressure on Edmonton defenseman Ryan Whitney in the neutral zone forced the turnover that Couture then fired high into the Edmonton net at 7:32.
On the next shift, Pavelski took the puck away from Oilers defenseman Ladislav Smid and didn't give Dubnyk much time to get set before launching a 29-foot wrist shot at 8:11
That two-goal lead didn't last long as the Oilers first called a timeout, then made it a 2-1 game at 10:56 of the second when defenseman Mark Fistric fired the puck from the blue line through traffic and Gagner deflected the puck past Niemi.
Edmonton tied it 51 seconds into the final period when Hall scored after a perfectly executed 2-on-1 break with Sharks rookie Matt Irwin caught in the middle.
It looked as if San Jose had regained the lead at 4:24 of the final period when Ryane Clowe appeared to score, but instead Clowe was tagged with an interference penalty after getting entangled with Fistric at the blue line.
That meant moving Gomez up to the second line with Couture and Clowe while Marty Havlat skated with Handzus and Tommy Wingels on the third. That left a fourth line of James Sheppard, Andrew Desjardins and Adam Burish, as TJ Galiardi was scratched for the first time this season.
"I thought the guys that graduated tonight and moved up a line or two did a very good job," McLellan said.


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The final unused/unwanted prescription medication drop-off of the year in Ontario County takes place this Saturday, Oct. 26, from 9 a.m. until noon in the parking area of the Sands Cancer Center at Thompson Hospital, 360 Parrish St., Canandaigua.
The drop-off takes place regardless of the weather and those dropping off medications may remain in their car. Volunteers will take the medications for safe disposal.
For those who miss this event, a secure medication drop-off box is available for use at all times at the Troop E headquarters on 1569 Route 332 (Rochester Road) in Farmington. Medications must be sealed in plastic bags (no needles or hazardous or household waste). The box is not for use by businesses or pharmacies.
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If the owner of the Varsity Theatre in downtown Palo Alto gets his way, the historic property will be reborn as the first of several "communities of purpose" at centers of innovation across the world.
New plans submitted this week by Charles "Chop" Keenan call for combining aspects of a public café, co-working space and a public forum at 456 University Ave. Dubbed the HANAHaus, it would be open to all but cater to the needs of the entrepreneurial community.
"This center will build on the tradition of café culture worldwide, where a spirited and free exchange of ideas amongst members of a community has played a vital role in defining the artistic, scientific, political and cultural life of our civilization," a project narrative states.
The facility would include an assembly space of 100-plus seats for meetings, lectures and events. Additional "communities of purpose" are envisioned for Shanghai, Berlin and Bangalore.
The one-page project narrative also touts HANAHouse as a "living laboratory that will explore innovations in the future of work, where dramatic changes in workplace technology, social demographics, cultural trends and globalization are fundamentally changing the meaning, manner and the places in which people work, play, create, connect and relax."
SAP, a Germany-based enterprise application software company with offices in Palo Alto, is listed as the client on plans submitted to the city's Architectural Review Historic Resources boards. One of SAP's offerings is called HANA.
The Varsity Theatre opened for business in 1927. Despite a petition that collected more than 7,000 signatures, it was turned into a Borders in 1994, but has sat vacant since 2011, when the book retailer went out of business. Keenan rejected a subsequent effort to turn the building back into a theater as financially infeasible.
Keenan previously proposed turning the building into an "idea lab" for Korea-based Samsung. The new plans call for historic renovation and would not add any additional office space.
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Freedom High recently participated in an Every 15 Minutes program.
The somber two-day program focuses on high school juniors and seniors, challenging them to think about "drinking, driving, personal safety, the responsibility of making mature decisions and the impact their decisions have on family, friends, and many others," according to the Every 15 Minutes website.
Day One of the Every 15 Minutes program featured a realistic crash scene in the Oakley school's parking lot, and Day 2 included a mock funeral.
"Each component of the event went without a hitch," said Freedom's Stephanie DeMartini. "(And), the students were extremely receptive to the message."
Eighteen students participated in the "living dead/car" portion. Ten other students were involved as "shadows," and two filmed and produced the video.
The students watched the drunk-driving crash scene where first responders worked as they would in real life. Classmates were taken away in ambulances; one even left in a helicopter. Then the drunken driver was given a field sobriety test and taken away in a police car.
All participants spent the night at the school and "had no communication with any friends or family to make a bigger impact of them having passed away," DeMartini said.
Day 2 featured a funeral, complete with a casket and pallbearers, discussions, activities, a memorial video and the FHS Select Singers choir, which helped set a somber tone.
Tiphany Adams, an actual crash survivor, spoke to the students about her life-changing moment, which resulted in her paralysis.
This was the fifth time Freedom has presented the emotional 15 Minutes program.
"Students were affected when they heard the obituaries of their classmates and saw their pictures ... The shock of seeing their classmates/friends in the car accident was extremely emotional," said DeMartini, who coordinated it with staffer Dana Johnston and John Muir's Sheri Watson.
And, DeMartini said, Adams' story "added even more emotion to the event, (bringing) a sense of reality to them."
The event was months in the making, involving a variety of agencies, volunteers and donations. For more information about this program, visit www.chp.ca.gov/programs/fifteen.html
CAN YOU DIG IT?: Antioch High's volleyball team once again stepped up to the net to raise money for breast cancer research.
The team will donate $1,000 to the important cause.
Head coach David Driskell and the girls team pulled together recently for a match. The evening included Dig Pink T-shirt sales, a bake sale and a collection. Entry fees also went to the cause, along with a portion of concessions.
The majority of funds were gathered via a raffle for local goods. Driskell received gift card donations from many local businesses, including Maya Cinemas, Little Manuel's, Humphrey's, Las 3 Marias, Sylvia's Country Kitchen, Red Caboose, Mac's Old House and more.
He said it was a real team effort, with parents donating items such as breast cancer bracelets and spa baskets.
Driskell has coordinated the event for the past couple of years, saying many schools host a Dig Pink match to raise awareness and money.
"My hope is to raise at least $1,000 (every year) and get the school and community more involved," he said. "I'd like to make it Pink Week."
The Antioch coach said the event was "awesome," and he was grateful to team moms and parents getting donations and helping out. "They're really the ones that make it all happen."
He added that most of the team knows someone who has been affected by breast cancer. "We have 38 girls in our program, and every single one of them participated in some way."
The team plans to donate the money to the Sutter hospital's Save a Life Sister Foundation. For more info or to donate, call 925-779-7550.
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THE FUTURE IS NOW: Heritage High's Robotics Club hosts the third annual NorCal FIRST Robotics tournament Nov. 18.
Heading to the Brentwood school will be 16 teams (with up to 10 students) battling it out for the qualifying round of February's championships.
Robert Pardi, tech teacher and team coach, said volunteers are needed for the big event. The long list includes photographer, concessions, info desk and registration. For the full list, visit www.playingatlearning.org/FTC/volunteerinfo.html#specialtyrole.
In addition to hands-on help, Pardi is asking the community and businesses to help sponsor this competition. For background information about the robots and details, visit www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/ftc/game.
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McCain, Schumer Weigh In on Border Crisis
Video: McCain and Schumer say immigration reform still vital.
Sen. Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) attributed the surge of illegal immigrants along the Texas border to a quirk in the law that treats unaccompanied children, for humanitarian purposes, as different from adult migrants.
Mr. Schumer, speaking Wednesday at a Wall Street Journal breakfast in Washington, said U.S. officials must adapt to smugglers changing their tactics. Enacting the comprehensive immigration reform package the Senate passed last year, he said, mark a good first step.
"All the people who were saying, 'The border! That's the reason not to pass immigration reform,' that's a contradictory argument," Mr. Schumer said. "Keep the status quo? Of course, none of them have put forward an alternative plan on comprehensive reform."
Mr. McCain, who appeared with Mr. Schumer at the Journal breakfast, said President Barack Obama should make a broader case to Central Americans not to attempt to come to the U.S.
"The president of us has to openly say, if you come here and you enter this country illegally you're going to go back," Mr. McCain said. "That is not the message that's being put out on television and radio in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatamala."
Vice President Joe Biden made stops last week in Guatemala and El Salvador to press that point. He also met with Honduran officials.
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McCain: Time Is Running Short to Protect Iraqi Government
Schumer, McCain Say Ex-Im Bank Faces Tough Odds
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Warrants issued for Ira B. Hyde
May 2, 2013
PARKERSBURG -- City Police are investigating an early-morning stabbing incident that left two people with serious injuries. Parkersburg Police Sgt....
Guy007, you crack me up with your comments! I agree with you 100% about these low lifes! Keep them coming because it makes my day. When they overdose, I just laugh because it just means more oxygen for the rest of us non users. These drug users all over the country are plain losers.
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I know the lady that was a victim in this and I must say there are way too many judgmental people out there!!! And FYI. The police had been called previously!! Good old PPD again!! Abd no drugs we Where no the issue just because prolong live in that area doesn't make them bad people!! I used to and I don't party drink or do drugs!! People need to keep their mouths shut and give sine respect to the victims and their families they do not need to read this crap on here!! No ones perfect and that includes you!! So quit judging!!
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Getting worked up more over the death of an innocent bear instead of the stabbing of low life is indeed more warranted.
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It appears more people get worked up over a bear getting shot than they do over someone being stabbed in their city.
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Just call the cops, and stay inside. A yelling man can be dangerous--you never know if he has a weapon.
With all this excitement, why didn't all the neighbors come out with their kids and flashlights?
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Low life flock together. Who really cares anymore what happens?
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Hope both recover and they catch the individual that commited this act. Real classy comment G&B.
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On Spring Street? No kidding!
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1. An examination of David Irving's claims about the Goebbels diary entry of 27 March 1942 has revealed that he is wrong to claim that Goebbels deceived Hitler about the true nature of the 'final solution' when the two men met two days later. It has also been shown how Irving manipulated the diary entry of 27 March 1942 in order to omit Goebbels's reference to Hitler as the 'persistent pioneer and spokesman of a radical solution' of the 'Jewish Question', which clearly suggests that Hitler was not ignorant of the extermination of the Jews, as Irving has claimed. A detailed examination of further documents cited by Irving in support of his theses has shown that they also fail to substantiate his claim that Hitler was deceived by Goebbels about the true nature of the 'final solution' and ignorant about the extermination of the Jews. There are a number of documents and sources which strongly suggest that Hitler knew all along. Irving does not confront these but misrepresents and suppresses them in the interests of his own argument.


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Girls' after-school program seeking volunteers
Published: Friday, May 17, 2013 at 10:32 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 17, 2013 at 10:32 a.m.
A Terrebonne and Lafourche physical activity-based club for girls, founded as a way to boost girls' self-esteem and self-worth, is looking for volunteer coaches.
You don't have to be a runner to be a Girls on the Run volunteer because the volunteers don't always run with the girls. Volunteers can be women or men.
Girls on the Run workers train you how to be a coach and how to lead the daily lessons about values, leading a healthy lifestyle, how the media portrays women, girls bullying other girls, how to be a true friend, and a girl's place in the larger community.
You can work with girls grades 3-5 or grades 6-8. It's a 10-week program that runs from mid-September through the first week of December. Volunteers must be able to spend two days after school a week with the girls, for about an hour and a half.
The teams also do occasional community service projects.
Girls on the Run is a national non-profit. After creating a Terrebonne chapter, organizers are starting a Lafourche chapter this fall.
For information, contact program coordinator Laura Ramirez at 855-2100. Girls On the Run also has a website at www.girlsontherunht.org and a Facebook page.
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Definition of lip in English:
1Either of the two fleshy parts which form the upper and lower edges of the opening of the mouth: he kissed her on the lips
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- Traces of the eyes, lips, retractor muscles or other head structures are not discernible.
- A low ridge crosses the posterior surface of the blade from its medial edge to the dorsal lip of the glenoid cavity.
- On its face, the upper lip, mandible, and tip of the muzzle are silvery white to yellowish.
1.1 (lips) Used to refer to a person's speech or to current topics of conversation: downsizing is on everyone's lips at the moment
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- Certainly when I worked there, decentralisation was a topic on everyone's lips and not a lot of people wanted to move.
- Change is the topic on everyone's lips in tourism these days.
- Still, it was almost comforting to know that it wasn't going to be the topic on everybody's lips.
1.2 another term for labium (sense 1), labium (sense 2).
2The edge of a hollow container or an opening: the lip of the cup
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- Next, cut a notch in the container and using some dirt, build a ramp from the pond to the lip of the container.
- Wrap pliable wire around the container below the lip to form a handle for hanging.
- Press it around the edge or lip of a container, and it forms a spill-proof seal.
2.1A rounded, raised, or extended piece along an edge: the cockpit is protected by a lip extending from the roof
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- We adjusted the knot so that it rested just above the lip, thus extending our reach downward as far as possible.
- Slip out through the windows, slowly, very slowly, edging along the lip of the roof.
- From the mooring buoy you swim along the lip of the bay edge at around 12m until the outline of the bow appears.
3 [mass noun] informal Insolent or impertinent talk: don't give me any of your lip!
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- Do what I say, no lip and give me my proper respect.
- The bloggers certainly weren't going to get much lip from me.
- I think anyone who has to take lip from 14 or 15-year-old knowalls five days a week deserve that amount of time off.
verb (lips, lipping, lipped)[with object]
1(Of water) lap against: beaches lipped by the surf rimming the Pacific
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- This was just the start of our great adventure to some of the 1,185 islands that crowd the senses along Croatia's stunning coastline, lipping the crystal waters of the Adriatic Sea.
- Strolling the soft golden sands lipping the Black Sea, I am cosseted by the thought I am shadowing the footsteps of Russia's finest…
2 Golf (Of the ball) hit the rim of (a hole) but fail to go in: Norman's putt lipped the hole and spun out
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- But the ball lipped out of the cup on the 18th hole, meaning the Englishman's six points for his closing round ensured victory.
- However, he displayed admirable character in bouncing back to par both the 17th and 18th holes, almost pinching a birdie on the last when a ten-footer lipped the hole.
- Could there have been a putt lipped out that could have made the difference?
curl one's lip
- Raise a corner of one's upper lip to show contempt; sneer.Example sentences
- With another sneer curling his lip, he disappeared into thin air.
- The man looked at him through battle-hardened hazel eyes, a sneer curling his lip.
- He curls his lip contemptuously, and gives me one of his looks.
lick one's lips
- Look forward to something with relish.Example sentences
- In bake houses across the city, chefs are busy whipping up their festive-best offers, even as cake-crazy customers are smacking their lips.
- The news that he was injured must have had them smacking their lips in anticipation.
- Growing up in London, where it is ubiquitous, I have long been a fan of the chain, and the news last week that it has finally crossed the border to arrive in Scotland has me smacking my lips in anticipation.
my (or his etc.) lips are sealed
- see seal1.
pass one's lips
- Be eaten, drunk, or spoken: not a drop of alcohol had passed her lipsMore example sentences
- Not a drop of alcohol passed our lips last night which was cool after lapsing on Tuesday night following Debbie's tumble.
- A drop of alcohol has not passed my lips tonight.
- The explanation is that I was drunk, though given that I was driving I should add swiftly that not a drop of alcohol had passed my lips.
pay lip service to
- Express approval of or support for (something) insincerely or without taking any significant action: they pay lip service to equality but they don't want to do anything about itMore example sentences
- Instead of paying lip service to cries for support, more assistance especially provision of facilities should occur for police to tackle crime effectively.
- While both state and federal governments continue to pay lip service to supporting the public hospital system, they are speeding up the process of privatising health care.
- I know everyone pays lip service to how much their house means to them when they're leaving, but this place really does have a special place in our hearts.
lipless adjective
- Example sentences
- My sister had the same lipless mouth, in a small face.
- 'Airy' wooden models are the worst, but none can rival the 'castability' of lures such as lipless swimming plugs and conventional topwater plugs.
- Her eyes bulged outward like a toad's, her nose was hideously arched, and her wide, lipless mouth framed a set of enormous, square teeth that were incredibly strong.
lip-like adjective
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- Flange- or lip-like transverse bands are about 1-2 mm in width and are separated by 2-6 mm intervening intervals.
- Each cupule is recurved, has a lip-like projection near the point of attachment, and contains several ovules arranged in a curved row with their micropyles facing the cupule opening.
- These herbs are characterized by protruding lip-like petals on the flower.
- [in combination]: her pale-lipped mouth
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been using my old macbook pro over the past few months, because my leopard box had a hard drive failure and i've been too lazy to do anything about it (had backups of all my data, so no big deal). anyway, this is spaces for tiger, but more configurable. imagine if spaces was just like it is for 10.5/6/7, but had more features and worked on tiger. that's desktop manager. awesome. i can't believe i never gave this a whirl during the 4 years i solely used tiger. 5 stars.
Don't forget, this is not universal, so it is very slow for Intel machines. Shame, as the feature set seems nice. Note there is a beta5 of Virtue which is less crashy...
Unfortunately, just like VirtueDesktops, this app is no longer being maintained:
"It is Tiger-compatible but no further development will be done on this branch" (taken from it's homepage).
This is pretty much inevitable for apps like this seeing as the new Leopard OS has "Spaces" built-in.
Overall, a shame for us users who still use Tiger.
My dream app would be Desktop Manager + the ability to change what icons can be shown on the desktop as well as the dock. When I'm browsing the web I like to have the "cluttered" feel with everything easily accessible; but when I'm working I'd rather have my desktop look neat. Kindda like having seperate log in accounts in one profile.
haven't used Virtue, but I'm completely satisfied with this little jewel
Great! Virtue kept crashing, so I've switched. Haven't had to quit this one yet, so I don't know about losing the non-focussed windows. Seems great so far. Doesn't nail certain app's to desktop, but then Virtue kept losing those preferences anyway.
Ah, haven't seen that icon in a while. Used to see it every day on my desktop.
I like the switcher/pager in the toolbar. Virtue didn't have that when last I checked.
To be honest I didn't get much out of either desktop switcher. I like having multiple desktops on Fluxbox and other linux WMs, but for some reason I just can't get that extra usability to carry over to Mac OS X. I guess I'll just wait for Leopard and see if Apple can take it to the next level.
This has a nifty pager pager menu, but unfortunately the fact that it deletes open windows as mentioned below means that it is unusable for me.
Happily switched back to virtue desktops
I've been using this for many years. Recently I switched to VirtueDesktops which seemed to be more slick, but after a week I switched back to Desktop Manager. I missed the pager in the menu as well as its stability and ease of use. VT has some good ideas, but I ended up getting frustrated by how it works.
If you quit, it should place the other open windows across all desktops back into the single original one (seeing as you've quit the others and the prog). It doesn't. Instead, they just disappear. The apps are still running, but the windows cannot be seen and cannot be relaunched even if you click on the dock icons of their respective progs.
This is a serious flaw and means I'll keep using VirtueDesktops for the time being (you as a result, lose all your work in those windows) :(
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St. Moritz hosts the 'King of the Mountains' event and is synonymous with glamour and style. St. Moritz in the Canton of Grisons is one of the best-known holiday resorts in the world. Chic, elegant and exclusive, with an extremely cosmopolitan air, the resort is located at an altitude of 1856 metres above sea level and surrounded by the beautiful lake landscape of the Upper Engadine The event is raced on Lake St. Moritz, in the Engadin region of the southeastern Swiss Alps. The lake is at an elevation of 5,624 feet (1,856 meters) above sea level, making it possibly the highest-elevated match race regatta in the world. The lake is surrounded by peaks surpassing 10,000 feet. The event is unique to the World Tour for more than just its location. Most of the boats used on the tour are 35- to 40-foot keelboats. St. Moritz features a four person keelboat called the Blu26. It's a highly manouvreable boat with a big rig, which makes it quite a handful for the crews when the Maloya wind blows.


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Double Room at Summer Lodge 1 by the beach in western Crete, under the Greek sun.
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Set around a pretty, flower filled courtyard and orange grove, our pleasantly light, well kept guesthouse has 15 furnished and nicely decorated bedrooms. They all have en suite shower rooms, wc and wash hand basin and are equipped with fridge, and safety deposit box. Accommodation is available in single, double, twin or triple bedded rooms to meet all requirements, with maid service and linen/towel change provided twice a week.
Most of the rooms have shared balconies or open terraces whilst others on the ground floor, that face onto the gardens, have a patio area and plenty of outdoor space in which to relax in. The simple, traditional interiors are cool and a wall fitted fan in each bedroom adds an extra degree of comfort during the warm summer days.
The superb 10m x 5m pool is surrounded by sun terraces and is supplied with patio furniture and sun lounges. Beyond the pool and shaded by trees and a pergola is a pretty terrace with free Internet Wi-Fi connection, where breakfast is served any time you please at the additional charge of 4 €/person and a small bar serving cool drinks in the hot summer evenings.
Personal service, relaxing atmosphere and a warm welcome await you at our family Summer Lodge, a charming property ideal for both, families and couples, where you will always get more value for your vacation money.
Conveniently located on the edge of the historical seaside village of Maleme, Summer Lodge, an attractive, family run vacation lodging is a fine example of traditional Greek architecture.
Only 5 Kms from the centre of Platanias and 16 Kms west of Hania town, is the ideal starting point for the visitors requiring a wide variety of sandy beaches, water sport activities, peaceful countryside walks, or interesting visits in archaeological and historical sites.
With the tremendous advantage of being no more than 400 meters by footpath to the long, quiet beach of Maleme, mostly sandy but also pebbly and a number of local restaurants as well as a supermarket and other shops, the situation couldn't be more convenient and car hire, although useful is not essential, since bus service is frequent.
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While enjoying your stay with us, take the opportunity for the following on site or nearby attractions & activities: Amusement water park, local festivals & live music, historical interests, sandy beaches, nature-picnic area, lake & national parks, antique shopping, museums & art galleries, traditional cuisine & fine dining. Swimming & water sports, fishing & diving, windsurfing & boat tours, mini golf, hiking trails, sight seeing tours, tennis courts, horseback riding, bird watching, mountain biking, car & motor-bike rental.
HANIA town (also spelt as Chania) is the connection point whether you arrive by plane or boat. The bus station is in the centre, where the taxi driver or the local bus will take you from the airport or harbour. For further information and useful tips, please visit www.chania.eu/tourism or www.incrediblecrete.gr
If you arrive to Crete at Hania airport (code CHQ) you can either get the public bus or a taxi to Hania town (drive costs about 20 €) then the bus to Pirgos Psilonerou (last bus at 23:00). Ask which bus goes to Maleme and buy a ticket before getting on. We are located between bus stop No. 30 & 31 (2 minutes walk, single ticket costs about 2 €). A taxi fare from airport to Summer Lodge costs about 40 €. If you arrive by ferry to Hania (Souda Port) you can get the local bus (blue colour) to Hania town and then the bus to Pirgos Psilonerou. A taxi fare from Souda Bay to Summer Lodge costs about 36 €. From Heraklion port or airport (code HER) you can get the local bus or a taxi to the town centre (10 minutes drive) then the bus to Hania (single ticket costs about 12 EURO, last bus leaves at 21:00). A taxi fare from Heraklion to Summer Lodge costs about 160 €. If you drive your own car, take the new national road to Kissamos, then the second exit passed Hania. Look for the signs Platanias – Maleme
CHQ airport. During the summer season April to October there are more than 30 direct flights daily, connecting Crete with the rest of Europe. Please check on the Internet or with your local travel agent for prices and schedules. Additionally if you travel via Athens there are daily 10 flights (duration 45 minutes) from ATH airport by www.olympicair.com www.aegeanair.com www.skyexpress.gr
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Vassilis Revvekka are perfect hosts and we felt very comfortable, the accommodation is basic but very clean and cozy. On our next holiday to Crete we will come back to you. Thank you for the lovely 10 days we spent with you. Best regards from Switzerland Andreas and Kathleen
Vassilis und Revvekka sind perfekte Gastgeber wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt, die Unterkunft ist einfach aber sehr Sauber und gemütlich. Bei unserem nächsten Urlaub auf Kreta kommen wir wieder zu euch. Danke für die schönen 10 Tage die wir bei euch verbringen durften. Liebe Grüsse aus der Schweiz Andreas und Kathleen
Très bonne adresse, bien située, dans un cadre verdoyant. Les chambres sont propres ainsi que l'ensemble du site. Dommage que les salles d'eau soient très petites. Vassilis est un hôte chaleureux connaissant parfaitement son pays et de très bon conseil pour organiser la visite de la région.
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If you're ready for spaghetti in Silverthorne, then Saturday's the day. The third annual Lake Dillon Preschool "Ready for Spaghetti" dinner starts at 5 p.m., serving up spaghetti, of course, along with meatballs, salad, Italian soda, cupcakes and cake. There will also be a balloon artist, face painter and, new this year, a bouncy house. Proceeds bolster Lake Dillon Preschool's operating budget.Centrally located in Dillon, Lake Dillon Preschool and Early Learning Center is easily accessible from Frisco, Silverthorne and Dillon, and is close to Keystone Resort and Arapahoe Basin Ski Area. It boasts "a modern building" and "incredible views of the surrounding mountains," and features six classrooms, a large communal playroom and three outdoor, age-specific playgrounds. Access to community resources like the Dillon Amphitheatre, Silverthorne Recreation Center and Summit Stage transportation are added bonuses. "Money obtained through these fundraisers helps Lake Dillon Preschool keep tuition down, which directly benefits the families and businesses in the community," said Myrth McDonald, co-chair of the board of directors' fundraising committee.Spaghetti is very delicious, especially while consumed when the eater is imbued with a sense of pride in taking part in the civic duty of supporting a good cause - so stop by Silverthorne Saturday for spaghetti.
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A little bit of rain was not enough to keep a sizable crowd from enjoying the first Merchants and Artist Walk of the 2013 season.
"I don't miss any of them. I look forward to them all year," said Marietta resident Vicki Ayers, 59, who was out getting shopping ideas Friday for the rest of the year.
The heavy rain that had hit downtown earlier that afternoon had mostly stopped by the time the walk got underway at 6 p.m., which is why Devola resident Katherine Pekruhn and her friend decided to attend.
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Marietta resident Luke Nichols, 8, watches as area magician Steve Dixon performs a card trick, duplicating Nichols' signature on several cards. Dixon provided entertainment outside the Peoples Bank Theatre during Friday's first Merchants and Artist Walk of the season. The walk extended to the 200 block of Putnam Street for the first time and featured a record number of merchants.
"We were waiting for the weather and at 4:30 we decided we would go to Tampico and come out," said Pekruhn, who was shopping in H. Rietz & Co. Antiques at its new location at 282 Front St., the former location of Sugden Book Store.
Previously located in the 100 block of Front Street, the antique business owned by Shana and Dan Woodford is no stranger to the Merchants and Artist walks. But having just moved six weeks ago, Friday's event was their first walk in the new location, and Shana said it was going great despite the drizzle.
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It was also nice to have a May Merchants and Artist Walk, she said. The event typically starts in June each year.
It addition to starting earlier, the walk also expanded this year to include the 200 block of Putnam Street.
To help ring in the expansion, Thrive Catering opened a booth in front of the site of its future cafe on the corner of Second and Putnam streets.
"I wish the weather was a little better," said Thrive chef Jamie Heydinger.
But even with a bit of rain, the full service business was able to interact with some loyal and some potential future costumers.
Thrive enthusiast Carol Garoza, of Marietta, walked up to the booth to thank them for a meal she enjoyed Wednesday.
"Thrive is the best kept secret in Marietta in a long time," she said.
The opening of a cafe is tentative, said general manager Jason Legraen, but currently the business offers full service catering and hot take home meals through the Betsey Mills Club.
The Peoples Bank Theatre participated in its first walk, opening its doors for people to see progress on the restoration work and to spread the word about its upcoming Chocolate Jazz fundraiser, which will take place June 9.
"We're kind of excited to be a part of this for the first time because the whole point is to kind of create an energy on this block and it's great to see it happening," said theater director of development Hunt Brawley.
Also on the 200 block of Putnam Street, Barking Dog Books and Art held a book signing and The Mid-Ohio Valley Players had a performance of Love's Labour's Lost.
Farther up the street, Wild Rivers tea room and art studio was serving up lemonade, treats and some live music for its first walk.
"I've always enjoyed these, but to be a part of it on the other side is awesome," said Jane Tumas-Serna, owner of the Putnam Street business.
She and daughter Laura Serna-Maytorena opened the business in December and the walk was a chance to see some new faces, said Serna-Maytorena.
"It's great to have so many new people coming in and the great thing is we have people coming from both directions. It really doubles the downtown area," she said.
According to ReStore Marietta, which helps coordinate the event, a record 41 merchants participated in the walk, representing downtown Marietta and the Harmar District.
Future Merchants and Artist Walk events are planned for June 14, July 12, Aug. 9 and Nov. 8.


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A southeast Louisiana woman filed a sexual assault complaint last year accusing former New Orleans Saint Darren Sharper of criminal misconduct, the WDSU I-Team has learned.
The local complaint is not related to Sharper's arrest on Friday in Los Angeles, where he is charged with rape in connection with incidents that allegedly took place last October and earlier this month. TMZ.com first reported the arrest.
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In the New Orleans matter, a woman contacted New Orleans police in September 2013 alleging Sharper sexually assaulted her. An NOPD spokesperson confirmed that the department received the complaint and launched an investigation.
A statement in response to the I-Team's request for comment reads: "The NOPD is investigating an allegation of sexual assault filed against Darren Sharper. As with every case alleging sexual assault, information gathered is extremely sensitive and the top priority of the detectives is to protect the person who filed the complaint. Because this is an ongoing criminal investigation, we cannot provide additional information at this time."
That case remains open and active. Detectives are investigating what is described as a simple rape -- or sexual assault -- complaint. Officials did not provide any specifics, such as where the incident happened, but sources told WDSU the encounter between Sharper and the alleged victim took place at a private residence in the Warehouse District.
Sharper is represented locally by a New Orleans defense attorney, who was not immediately available for comment.
The 38-year-old All Pro, who won a Super Bowl while with the Saints, has served as a NFL Network analyst in recent years. He was suspended on Saturday without pay.
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Why Las Vegas Got Bubbly
One of the mysteries of the housing boom and bust is how speculation in Las Vegas and Phoenix, with their wide open spaces, got so heated. With so much land on supply, you'd think it would be hard for a bubble to get started.
A partial answer is provided by Massachusetts Institute of Technology economist Albert Saiz's research on land constraints pointed to in Thursday's Heard on the Street column on home builders: The wide open spaces of Las Vegas and Phoenix aren't as wide open as popularly thought. But only a partial answer. Economists are busy trying to figure out the other part.
Using satellite-based data, Mr. Saiz determined the amount of land available for development in 269 U.S. metropolitan areas. The more hills and other impediments an area has, the less land can be developed. Each metro area got an "elasticity score" — the lower the score, the more difficult it is to put up a home. The range of scores for the top 100 metro areas by population ranged from 0.6 to 5.5. Las Vegas, with a 1.39, and Phoenix, with a 1.61, are in the lower scoring half.
Yet home prices ramped up far more in Las Vegas and Phoenix during the bubble than in many more land-constrained areas, and then saw some of the steepest declines in the country. What made them so special? A couple of economics Ph.D candidates at Harvard University, and another one at Princeton University, have hit on some possible answers.
According to Harvard's Charles Nathanson and Eric Zwick, areas like Las Vegas have enough constraints that prices on land will increase as housing activity heats up, but also have enough land available to invite speculators. Put that in contrast to, say, San Francisco, where there is little undeveloped land available for speculators to come in. Or the Dallas area, where the availability of land lessens the chances for the sorts of price increases that attract speculators.
"The ample raw land available in the short-run allowed Las Vegas to build more houses per capita than any other large city in the United States," the economists write. "At the same time, rampant speculation in the land markets caused land prices to quadruple between 2000 and 2006 and then lose those gains, leading to a boom and bust in the house prices."
The way Princeton's Zhenyu Gao sees it, the problem in Las Vegas was that while land was available, constraints were high enough that it took time for homes to get put up — the data on land constraints matches up well with a separate data set on how long it takes to complete the review and approval of residential projects. As a result, it took time for the supply of housing to meet demand.
But investors didn't appreciate the fact that more supply was eventually going to arrive, and rushed in. Indeed, Mr. Gao shows that areas of the country like Las Vegas fell into a sweet spot, with more investment home purchases than both more land-constrained and less land-constrained areas. Of course, by pushing prices higher the investors invited even more development, and an eventual oversupply of homes that made the bust all the more painful.
One takeaway from both the Harvard economists' and Mr. Gao's view is that the areas that got hit by speculation during the bubble could be fertile ground for speculation once again. With home prices in Las Vegas and Phoenix up more than 40% over the past two years, that's food for thought.


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Front Range band Juno What?! brings their "high-energy disco booty jams and electro-funk" to Breckenridge tonight at three20south. Formed in 2008, the band consists of Joey Porter on keyboards and talk box, Dave Watts on drums and samples, and Steve Watkins on keyboards, talk box and bass. Porter and Watts are also members of Motet. "We both have the same goal: we like to play funky music and get people dancing," Porter said about his two projects. "Motet is more organic. And we have nine members, a lot of instruments, so it's a bigger sound; Juno What?! is a trio, a little more electronic. With Juno we're trying to be more dance. We're trying to sound retro." Juno What?! bases its sound on the early '80s and late '70s funk with a modern twist, enhanced by heart-pumping progressive beats. The band got its name from Porter's favorite Roland keyboard model. Another major influence is Zapp & Roger, a late '70s soul and funk group that made the talk box one of their trademarks. The instrument is also incorporated in Juno What?!'s music, imprinting a robot-like vintage sound that aims to turn dance floors into a sensorial sonic experience."Three20South is always a party. I can only assume that Presidents Day Weekend will be off the hook. I hope they're ready because we're gonna bring the funk," Porter said. Opening for Juno What?! is Colorado-based trio The Sessh. The band is formed by Royal Peeps songwriter and producer Cristian Basso on MIDI bass, Trevor Jones of Frogs Gone Fishin on guitar and lead vocals, and Jeff Jani of Ape Tit and The Big Motif on drums. Basso has performed with artists such as Bill Kreutzmann from the Grateful Dead and Grammy-winner and Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame member Bo Diddley. The Sessh uses vintage instruments and electronica to produce a sound defined as "roots-electro funk-rock." This musical fusion includes funk-rock and soul flavored beats from New Orleans and early '70s funk, hip-hop and rock. According to the band, their performances are full of energy and "unpredictable experimentation." Doors open at 9 p.m. and tickets are $10.
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Are Las Vegas roulette tables rigged? That's the question professional poker player Jeff Romano was asking himself after coming across a table at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino that just finished producing an incredible string of seven consecutive landings on Red 19.
The "lucky streak" was preceded by an equally suspicious number of Black 20's, and followed by yet another Red 19 after a quick break for Black 15.
Crunching the numbers, Beyond the Bets estimates that a roulette table will naturally produce seven of the same numbers in a row once every 114 billion spins.
Chances are, this is not natural.
[H/T: Guyism, photo via @hurr1canejeff]


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POSITION: Defenceman
SHOOTS: Right
BIRTHPLACE: Massena, NY, USA
DRAFTED: ATL: 2008-3 overall
2008-09 Season Notes
* Has recorded 10 points (6g, 4a) in his last 15 games
* Leads all NHL rookie defensemen with nine goals this season
* Scored a season-high two goals on 4/9 vs. FLA
* Skated in a season-high 28:32 of ice time and recorded a season-high six shots on 3/14 at BUF
* Recorded his fifth goal, second in as many games, on 3/12 at EDM
2008-09 Season Highs
Goals: 2, 4/9 vs. FLA
Assists: 3, 2/16 at LA
Points: 3, 2/16 at LA (3a)br /> Shots: 6, 3/14 at BUF
PIM: 9, 10/10 vs. WSH
Plus/Minus: +4, 1/17 at NSH
TOI: 28:32, 3/14 at BUF
|2011-12: Recorded a career-high 30 points (5G, 25A) after 65 games played with the Jets...
Played his first game as a Winnipeg Jet on Oct. 9 vs. MTL (1-5L)… Led the Jets with six shots
on goal on Oct. 17 vs. PIT (2-1W)… Recorded his first points as a Jet on Oct. 22 vs. CAR (5-3W)
with two assists… Recorded two assists on Oct. 31 at FLA (4-3SOW)… Scored his first goal
as a Jet on Dec. 13 vs. MIN (2-1W)… Scored a goal and earned two assists on Dec. 17 vs. ANA
(5-3W)… Scored his third goal of the season on Dec. 31 vs. TOR (3-2W)… Recorded his 50th
NHL assist, and added his 51st, on Jan. 10 at BOS (3-5L)… Registered nine shots on goal on
Jan. 21 vs. FLA (3-4 SOL) setting a new career high… Earned an assist in his first game back
after missing seven games due to injury on Mar. 1 vs. FLA (7-0W)… Recorded three assists
on Mar. 30 at CAR (4-3OTW)… Scored his fourth goal of the season and earned an assist on
Apr. 3 at FLA (5-4OTW)… Scored his fifth goal of the season and added an assist on Apr. 5 at
NYI (4-5L)… Ended season on a two-game multi-point streak (2G, 2A).
2010-11: Ranked third all-time among Thrashers defensemen with 24 goals on the season ... He trailed Yannick Tremblay (33) and Tobias Enstrom (26) for the top spot ... Ranked third on the team in average ice time overall with 22:20 ... Scored his fifth goal of the season on Mar. 12 at PHI ... Posted his first multiple-point game of the season (2a) on Feb. 7 at TOR ... Scored the game-winning goal in overtime on Dec. 6 vs. NSH.
2009-10: Appeared in 81 games, posting 23 points (10g, 13a) ... Established career-highs in games played, points, goals and assists ... Tied the Thrashers franchise record for most goals by a defenseman in a single season ... Set a career-best and tied for fifth on the team with three power play goals ... Ranked sixth on the team and second among defensemen with 155 shots on goal ... Set a franchise record with 196 hits ... Began the season with eight goals in the first 17 games ... Scored his first goal in the season-opening game on 10/3 vs. TB ... Scored four goals over a four-game span from 10/22-10/31, including a career-high tying two goals on 10/29 vs. WSH ... Scored goals in back-to-back games on 11/13 and 11/15 ... Earned a career- high tying plus-four rating on 11/13 vs. LA ... Skated in a career high 29:13 of ice time on 11/19 vs. BOS ... Tallied a season-high two assists on 12/26 at TB ... Matched his season-best with two points (1g, 1a) and a plus-four rating on 1/16 at CAR ... Missed one game with a hand injury on 3/14 vs. PHX ... Scored his 10th goal of the season on 3/25 vs. TOR.
2008-09: Posted 19 points (9g, 10a) in 47 games during his first NHL season ... Led all first-year NHL defensemen in goals and ranked fourth in points ... Tied for second among rookie defensemen with a plus-11 rating ... Led team defensemen in goals and ranked third in points ... Made his NHL debut on 10/10 vs. WSH ... Missed 28 games due to injury from 10/30-12/30 ... Returned to the lineup on 12/31 at CAR ... Appeared in five games with Chicago (AHL) during a conditioning stint from 1/3-1/11, scoring one goal ... Earned his first-career NHL points (1g, 1a) on 1/17 at NSH ... Recorded four points (2g, 2a) in two games from 1/17-1/20 ... Posted a season-high three points (3a) on 2/16 at LA ... Scored his first-career game-winning goal on 3/10 at COL ... Skated in a season-high 28:32 of ice time and took a season-high six shots on 3/14 at BUF ... Scored a season-high two goals on 4/9 vs. FLA ... Earned 11 points (6g, 5a) in his last 16 games of the season.
AMATEUR CAREER: Tallied 94 points (18g, 76a) in 127 career Ontario Hockey League games with Peterborough ... Recorded 17 points (1g, 16a) in 36 games with Cushing Academy in 2005-06 ... 2007-08: Recorded 61 points (11g, 50a) in 60 games with the Peterborough Petes (OHL) ... Named to the OHL First All-Star Team ... Appeared in the OHL All-Star Classic and the Canadian Hockey League Top Prospects Game ... Ranked second among league defensemen in assists and was the only defenseman to lead his team in points ... Ranked fifth among league defensemen in points and tied for ninth in goals ... Ranked sixth on the Petes with six power play goals ... Was second on his team with a plus-eight rating ... Recorded 15 multiple-point games and tallied at least one point in 41 contests ... Began the season with a six-game point streak (2g, 6a) from 9/20-10/11 ... Tallied three points (1g, 2a) on 10/11 vs. Erie ... Earned two points (1g, 1a) for his second multiple-point game of the season on 10/26 at Kingston ... Tallied three points (1g, 2a) over consecutive games from 10/26- 11/1 ... Posted a season-high nine-game point streak from 11/8-12/1, collecting 11 points (1g, 10a) during that stretch ... Recorded a season-high four points (3g, 1a) and his first-career hat trick on 1/3 vs. Oshawa ... Earned six points (3g, 3a) over a three-game stretch from
1/1-1/4 ... Collected eight points (1g, 7a) over a four-game stretch from 1/10-1/17, recording two points in each of those contests ... Posted three points (1g, 2a) on 1/24 vs. Ottawa ... Collected two assists on 1/31 vs. Niagara ... Registered 19 points (5g, 14a) during the month of January, the most of any month, and tallied seven multiple-point contests during the month ... Posted five assists over a three-game stretch from 1/31-2/7 ... Earned assists in three-consecutive games from 2/17-2/29 ... Tallied two points (1g, 1a) and earned a season-high plus-four rating on 3/6 vs. Kingston ... Closed out the regular season with an assist on 3/16 at Niagara ... Added three assists in five OHL post-season contests ... Tallied a post-season high two assists on 3/22 at Belleville ... Earned all three of his playoff assists over two consecutive games from 3/22-3/24 ... 2006-07: Made his OHL debut with the Petes, tallying 33 points (7g, 26a) in 67 contests ... Ranked second among team defensemen and rookies in points ... Ranked third overall on the Petes with seven power play goals ... Appeared in his first OHL game on 9/21 vs. Brampton ... Recorded his first-career OHL point with one goal on 10/5 vs. Belleville ... Posted assists in back-to-back games on 10/12 and 10/14 for his first-career OHL point streak ... Established a season-high with a plus-five rating on 10/19 vs. Erie ... Tallied assists in consecutive games (2a) on 11/2 and 11/4 ... Earned three points (1g, 2a) over a two-game span from 11/11-11/12 ... Set a season-high with points in three consecutive games (1g, 2a) from 11/18-11/24 ... Matched his season-high with a plus-five rating on 12/7 vs. Ottawa ... Collected assists in consecutive games (2a) on 12/15 and 12/16 ... Posted four points (1g, 3a) over a two-game stretch from 1/4-1/5 ... Recorded points in back-to-back games (1g, 1a) from 1/11-1/13 ... Earned a plus-six rating over a three-game span from 1/20- 1/26 ... Collected a season-high three assists on 1/25 vs. Niagara ... Matched his season-high with a three-game point streak (1g, 2a) from 3/1-3/8 ... Tallied one assist in his final regular season game on 3/16 at Niagara ... 2005-06: Posted 17 points (1g, 16a) in 36 games with Cushing Academy (Mass.).
INTERNATIONAL CAREER: Made his international debut with the United States at the 2009 IIHF World Championships in Switzerland, recording one assist in nine games.
CAREER TRANSACTIONS: Selected by the Thrashers in the first round, third overall, of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.


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"Celebrity Apprentice" Episode 3 – An Adver-what?!
This week's "Celebrity Apprentice" recap is written by Amy Hummell. Amy is the Arizona Director at Autism Speaks and has kept up with The Apprentice ever since its first show.
What an interesting episode of "Celebrity Apprentice" …
Starting where they left off last week, everyone was trying to guess who would be fired. The consensus was Bret "Every Rose Has its Thorn" Michaels, but then he appeared and Sinbad did not. We then cut away to Maria Kanellis, who is meeting with John Paul, a youngster who was diagnosed with acute lymphoma leukemia at the age of five. His wish, being granted by Make-A-Wish Foundation, is to meet Donald Trump (interesting, for a five-year-old). Maria said we will see him again at the finale show and he will get to meet "The Donald." In the meantime, he had the task of delivering $20,000 to the home offices!
The episode's theme was identity theft and the celebrities were to make a 4-page advertorial, choose a celebrity spokesperson and then present their photos, ad, and ideas to the executives from Norton and Lifelock. (Whew!) It could have helped to receive a formal definition of "advertorial" (foreshadowing), but nonetheless, the teams perservered. Summer volunteered to lead the women and Darryl Strawberry nominated Michael Johnson (more foreshadowing). Also, instead of Ivanka this week, we were treated to Gavin Maalouf, of The Palms Hotel & Casino and the Sacramento Kings.
At first, everyone was excited for Summer to lead them. But then they were waiting for Summer to lead them … and waiting and waiting. Although Summer is a great of a communicator and super organized, she truly struggled with the vision and message of this project for this campaign. I mean, seriously, she heard about it four hours before and she couldn't get it together?! Then she started complaining about Cyndi Lauper again and all of her monotonous questions – doesn't Summer remember one of Cyndi's best friends is Rosie O'Donnell?
Michael Johnson, on the other hand, was crisp and clean with an overall vision and delegation expertise. (Much smoother than last week with Sinbad.) The trouble started when Bret Michaels began asking questions and spouting thoughts – basically coming up with all sorts of ideas, some quite good, that simply weren't Michael's ideas. Bret took a backseat, only to have Former Gov. Rod step up to let people know that he isn't really good at anything. The former Governor of Illinois can't type and he can't help himself from saying hello to people on the street. The guys keep thinking it is a political thing, but we know the truth – self importance and need for the limelight!
Sharon Osborne is chosen as the celebrity spokesperson from the ladies team to become "The Protector." Curtis Stone was chosen for the men's team as the spokesperson since he is hip and now. Curtis is the "everyday man" while the product was faster than Michael Johnson and stronger than Goldberg.
Then the work really got started – Maria and Cyndi went to go get props. When Cyndi shows the ladies at the store "the face," they immediately receive a $100 discount. Cyndi then carries everything and Maria declares this to be the Cyndi Lauper Workout 101. Darryl and Rod go out for the props needed by the boys' team, but the only excitement is when Gov. Rod keeps introducing himself to people.
Our hero, Holly Robinson Peete, seemed to be the glue, especially when it came to technology- with those long nails clacking away on the keyboard trying to get the Powerpoint finished. Of course, the computer hookup did not work through the house audio visual. It did get going and then, once again, Sharon Osborne burst into a coughing fit!
On the boys' side, Bret was working with the graphic artist and coming up with cool ideas that Michael Johnson didn't want. They went with his idea of keeping to the letter of the law for the definition of an advertorial. Who knew Michael was so smart? He said he would read every word from the word-heavy ad, and we believe him. The trouble is there aren't many people like him any longer. Short, picture 1,000 words, etc. – that is what consumers read and comprehend.
In the board room, the men looked very dapper in their suits and ties, while the girls wore black pant suits with the bright gold yellow t-shirts emblazoned with the company logo on the front. In the end, the executives liked the women's idea better so Summer took the win with $20,000 for Right to Play. In addition, as the winning team, all of the new products will have a portion of their sales go towards Right to Play, too.
It was time for the men to face the music – this is where it gets strange.
Everyone thought Michael Johnson was such an incredible leader that they didn't know who to fire. So Darryl Strawberry spoke up, thinking he was making a point and asked to be fired. He was tired and he wanted to let Michael continue to excel. Perhaps since he nominated Michael, his failing and being fired would have been too much for him and his ego. Crazy cat, indeed!
The saddest part was that Darryl Strawberry was playing for The Darryl Strawberry Foundation, which supports people affected by autism. This being said, Holly Robinson Peete was personally disappointed.
As I said in the beginning, it was an interesting night on the Celebrity Apprentice indeed!
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David L% Moore Star Route Big Arm,. MX 59910 $4-94 PABLO, MONTANA 59855 ISSN: 0528-8592 Chief Charlo Bto SKY COUNTRY Chief Koostatah1 NEWSPAPER OF THE SALISH, PEND dv OREILLE AND KOOTENAI TRIBES OF THE FLATHEAD INDIAN RESERVATION, WESTERN MONTANA VOLUME 12 NUMBER 2 THE MONTH OF THE CAMAS JUNE 1, 1983 Camel retains USBA cruiserweight title in 'best fight ever' For the first time in Marvin Camel's long boxing career, the Chur-Koosta is able to present a first-hand account of one of The Champs fights. Rachel Bowers and Marvin Bourdon, members of our print shop staff, attended the May 21st match in Billings between Camel and Richard "Rocky" Sekorski, Minnesota Bourdon photographed the action -- his first outing with our Pentax MR. Bowers does the reporting: Marvin Camel's best fight since his win of the world title Marvin and Rocky had words at the weigh-in. Sekorski said, "I'm going to come out smoking! I'm going to bring the fight to him. Camel's a south paw so I'll be moving to my left. I plan on banging on him early. I'll take him out in the sixth round." Marvin's rebuttle: "The way he explains it, he'll come out and stay on my case! For a guy of his calibre and his experience, he'll be making a drastic mistake. It will be a good fight, but I hope it doesn't go over six. I have to get back and take care of my business in Ronan." Just before fight time we were able to visit with Marvin in his dressing room. He wanted to know who paid our way over and we both let him know we went on our own. His comment was, "I'm glad someone affiliated with the Char-Koosta and the Tribes was able to attend." Pictures were taken of Marvin and his brother, Kenny Camel, before we left them to prepare for the fight. Marvin had his own Grand Entry with his beaded vest, eagle feather war bonnet and eagle feather staff, which was given him in honor of winning the world title in March of 1980. The crowd was brought to its feet applauding him, as he danced around the ring. The first round was good The crowd and the judges were clearly in favor of Camel. The second round at 1 minutes 56 seconds saw Rocky Sekorski go down to his knees. Rocky took innumerable blows to the head and body through the remaining rounds. Near the end of the fifth round Sekorski could not do too much but keep his guard up and avoid Marvin's repeated blows. Rocky could take a good punch, but Marvin's experience in the ring showed everyone he deserved to win. By the end of the 8th round Rocky knew he was defeated and gave the fight to The Champ. Camel was in great shape both physically and mentally. The results proved it. Sekorski shook hands with Marvin and left the ring with eyes and face swollen badly from the torturous blows he'd received. Marvin Camel's victory put him at 42-5-2, and in very good spirits. Taking time for his fans, he autographed pictures and score cards before returning to his dressing room.
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Board Votes to Keep Sellers as Chairwoman
Published: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 at 12:39 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 at 12:39 p.m.
BARTOW | Polk County School Board members voted 7-0 today to keep Hazel Sellers on as board chairwoman.
Meanwhile, interim Superintendent John Stewart said he will stay on until a new superintendent is found.
"It could be three months, seven months, nine months," said Stewart, 69. "Whatever it takes for them to find the proper person to lead the Polk County schools."
Stewart and new board member Hunt Berryman, 69, and board members Dick Mullenax, 65, and Lori Cunningham, 51, were sworn in today at the School District office.
After the swearing-in, Cunningham nominated Sellers for board chair.
She said keeping Sellers as chair will provide stability to employees and board members.
"Hazel has devoted time," Cunningham said. "She can work well with diverse people."
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The Bedouin woman in Bethlehem reached down and picked up a handful of rocks. A shepherdess will sometimes throw a pebblegentlywhen a sheep starts to wander away from the fold. This calls them back to safety. But this woman didnt throw gently. She wore an angry scowl and threw those rocks with a vengeance. She didnt want to be in that field tending those sheep. She wanted to be anyplace else in the world.
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