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Stony Brook, N.Y. - Despite placing first in eight races, Stony Brook's men's and women's diving teams lost to Fordham on Wednesday night at University Pool. The men were led by sophomore Lukasz Ochmanski (Lodz, Poland) who finished first in the 1,000 and 500-yard freestyles, while the women were paced by freshman Darcy Heuser (Centerville, Ohio) who touched first in the 1,000 and 200-yard freestyles. The final score on the men's side was 137-102 and 156-87 on the women's.
Ochmanski, who completed the 500-yard freestyle in 4:49.23, was followed closely by teammate freshman Zackery Good (Columbus, Ind.) who touched second in 4:50.35. Good was also right behind Ochmanski in 1,000-yard freestyle, taking third in personal-best time of 10:09.66. Ochmanski came close to winning a third event, finishing less than a second behind the first-place finisher in the 200-yard freestyle.
The men's team also received first-place points from senior Michael MacDonald (Monroe Township, N.J.) in the 50-yard free (21.73) and from the 400-yard freestyle relay team of MacDonald, senior Jon Sigurosson (Reykjavik, Iceland), senior Omer Ozcan (Brooklyn, N.Y.) and freshman Sean Conway (Oakdale, N.Y.).
Conway also placed second in the 100-yard freestyle in a time of 49.26. Also swimming well for the men's team was freshman Ian Francis (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) who took second in both the 200-yard IM (2:01.71) and 200-yard breaststroke (2:14.04) and freshman Daniel Kim (Douglaston, N.Y.) who placed second in the 200-yard butterfly (2:01.48).
On the women's side, Heuser posted respectable times in winning her two events, finishing the 1,000-yard freestyle in 10:33.40 and the 200-yard freestyle in 1:53.88. Heuser was also part of the 400-yard freestyle relay team that finished first. Joining her were freshman Kelsey Stranc (Chicago, Ill.), junior Rebecca Sayles (Calgary, Alberta) and sophomore Adrienne Policht (Mississauga, Canada). Sophomore Maja Gudelj (Split, Croatia) also picked up first-place points for the Seawolves in the 50-yard freestyle (25.22).
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Arlington police arrest two men in double murder outside strip club
Police arrested two Fort Worth men on capital murder charges in a double killing earlier this month outside the Chicas Locas strip club, police said.
Darren Jermond Bell, 25, (right) was arrested Tuesday evening and was being held Wednesday at the Arlington City Jail on $1 million bail. His cousin, Robert Earl Bell, 19, (left) was already at the Tarrant County Jail on unrelated charges out of Fort Worth, police said. His bail was set at $1.15 million.
They are accused of killing Jorge Perez, 31, and Edgar Ruiz-Araiza, 21, on the night of July 11 during a robbery in the parking lot of the club in the 3400 block of West Division Street, police said. The victims were both from Fort Worth and did not know each other, police said.
Witness accounts and tips led detectives to the suspects, police said.

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This was a fun port due to the swim up pool and shopping. Our city tour was on our own. The area is not as poverty stricken as it is lazy people. garbage all over and people just slowly walking around. Outside of the shopping/pool area for the tourist, it was very filthy.
crew was nice. water dingy and garbage floating around.
area was ok water was not the best for snorkling. shopping good.
Kept you in a secluded area. Security is pretty tight.
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John J. Bolinger, 89, of Beverly, Ohio, and Venice, Fla., died June 8, 2014, in Zanesville, Ohio.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 68 years, Laura M. Bolinger. He is survived by his children, Cheryll (Neil) Hartwigsen of Los Lunas, N.M., Janice "Jan" (Dr. John) Schowinsky of Zanesville, Ohio, John Jr. (Theresa) Bolinger of Jackson, Mich., Patricia "Pat" (George) Hoffman of Bluffton, S.C., Dr. William "Bill" (Marsha) Bolinger of Doylestown, Ohio, and James "Jim" (Holly) Bolinger of Canton, Ohio. He has enjoyed grandfathering his 14 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Herman Bolinger, his brother and closest lifelong friend, preceded him in death.
John was born Sept. 27, 1924, to William and Emma Bolinger in Reinersville, Ohio. He attended the Beverly Schools, graduating in 1942, before enlisting in the U.S. Army Air Corps. He was trained as an instrument/electrical mechanic for the P61 Black Widow Nightfighter and was then stationed at Hammer Air Field in Fresno, Calif. John returned home to enroll in Marietta College and graduated in 1950. He was hired in 1952 at the new Ohio Power Plant/Beverly working up to Top A Instrument Technician and finally Trainer Coordinator. He completed his Electrical Engineering Degree from the Interna-tional Correspondence School.
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John was an active member of the historic Beverly Presbyterian Church, the Beverly Lions Club and various Sports Booster Clubs. He served as a Little League coach and as a Boy Scout leader. He played baseball on adult teams and was a lifelong Cincinnati Reds fan. He was a beekeeper and an avid gardener, well-known for his Big Boy tomatoes. John and Laura retired after 34 years at Ohio Power, to Venice, Fla. in 1989, where they golfed, square-danced and played cards. John volunteered for many years repairing appliances at the Elephant's Trunk, a thrift store benefiting the hospital. He was an elected Board Member of the Homeowner's Association in Bird Bay, Fla. John proudly donated over 40 pints of blood to the Florida Blood Services at the 5 Gallon Award level. John was always ready to lend a helping hand to family, friends and neighbors. His ready smile, welcoming handshake and "Hi, man" or "Hi, gal" will be missed by all.
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Mark Blanton, 16, of Sikeston, pictured left, removes a worn-out brick near the corner of Linn and Campanella. Blanton will then replace the brick with a new one bearing same veteran's name. He will replace about half of the 200 bricks with veteran names at Veterans Park for his Boy Scout Merit Badge. Pictured assisting him is Blair Moran, Veterans Park Committee member.
(Photo by Scott Welton, Staff)
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Tribute bricks help fund the local park's maintenance
SIKESTON -- Veterans Park is getting better and better, one brick at a time.
Since the beginning, the Veterans Park has honored Sikeston veterans without being a burden on the city's taxpayers -- built, maintained and improved through the efforts of the Veterans Park Committee.
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The First Lady was an awesome listen. If you've read any of Weber's books, you know how dysfunctional (aka normal) everyone is and this book had it's share! It was hilarious!! The book had so much humor and drama I hated for it to end. If you're not familiar with Weber's books, give this one a try - you won't be disappointed!
I'm a Christian and I've been in church all my life, but I know how "holier than thou" church folks can be. Kudos to the author for portraying REAL people with REAL issues trying to serve God. The audio production was outstanding! The ensemble cast brought this story to life and it was a joy to listen to each character. Very well done by all. I recommend it highly!
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When bishop T. K. Wilson married Monique instead of Lisa May.
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This entire series was full of drama and static. I loved it.
"Hard to believe..."
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loved it, first lady tried it even from the grave! Carl really had her pulling everyone's strings with this one!
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I liked it! I would have liked more drama but thought it was good.
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which I loved.
"Your Only Love"
Yes, I laugh so much as I read and come across the message, let go of your past in order to move on in life.
When Lisa Marie was struggling b/c Monic got T.K. to have lunch w/ her and it caused Lisa Marie to throw an attitude making her lose a point.
Each narrator gives the characters they play so much personality which then gives the book so much enthused life.
I if had the time I would have.
I love to listen good books. African American urban literature is my favorite. I hope to see them in more BoGo and discount sales.
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It's definitely in the top twenty.
The ending when the bishop finally made his choice.
I love various performers. It makes the story more interesting and moves it along nicely.
I can't say .. Each had specific reasons I found them memorable.
I really enjoyed this book.Carl Weber never disappoints his readers.
"I listen to learn"!
I wish i was more familiar with the writings of this author so i can listen to his books in chronological order! This is my 2nd Carl Weber book and i love it! The story line was awesome and i could not have predicted the ending which made it even better. Once i started it, i couldn't put it down! I'm sold, on to "The Preachers Son"!
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Togo is known as the "Pearl of West Africa," and even though it is just a slither in the multitude of countries that make up the West Africa region, a visit here will reveal how this small yet charming nation can stake a claim to this name. Possessing only about 35 miles of coast, the nation nevertheless has pristine beaches with pearly white crystalline sand. Travel north away from the shore and you are met with lush and verdant tropical rainforest which gives way to the dry savanna that is typical of the interior of sub-Saharan Africa.
The Gulf of Guinea presents admirable warm seas, which wash the superb sandy beaches of Togo. If you are looking to experience a relaxing beach vacation with an unforgettable African twist, then Togo is certainly the place to head for. With a hot and dry climate with an average annual temperature of a warm yet forgiving 81°F and hardly a drop of rain, Togo boasts inviting weather for enjoying the coast. Inland, the country's tropical environment presents wonderful eco-tourism potential, from going on ranger-led vehicle safari tour to taking the opportunity to hike the landscape.
Accommodation options are plentiful in Togo. You will find a range of places to stay in the capital and several beach resorts along the coast. All offer excellent service that meet western standards. To be closer to nature, you can stay in one of the purpose-built, eco-lodges which are designed to provide the best experiences for those seeking a truly African experience. Togo has seen an increase in tourism in recent years as visitors have begun to discover the wonderful charms and unforgettable experiences it has to offer.
Togo is a fairly small country and extremely accessible. You will arrive in the main airport, situated in the capital city of Lome, and from here it is possible to reach anywhere in the country. If you wish, you can use the limited but dependable public transportation system, or if you prefer, you can rent your own vehicle from Lome. Otherwise, you may wish to consider arranging transport with a tour company that can provide packages to get you around for the duration of your stay.
- Spend a day, or several days, at one of Togo's sublime beaches
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hehe, i showed this to a madonna fan and he couldn't laugh about it at all :-)) on the other hand madonna is certainly more often played these days than bowie was at the beginning of the 90ies - though madonna kept shapeshifting (unfortunatly this includes getting back into the shape of a sexsymbol which slightly starts look rediculous like a german schlager singer...)."Have you tried... not being a mutant?"
'Lucy' could be a veiled reference to Madonna's middle name 'Louise'.Or maybe not.Perhaps there is a link via Rosanna Arquette?In 1992, Arquette played alongside Bowie in the film The Linguini Incident - about the same time this song was written.She played the character LUCY, a failing escape artist. Now in terms of films, Arquette is inseperable from Madonna as they both played lead roles in Madonna first film - Desperately Seeking Susan.Could Lucy Can't Dance be partially written from Rosanna's perspective (who died and made you material girl)? I don't know enough about her to say. Bowie in Australia 2004 | Join the Community
You know, this thread didn't come up when I ran a search (and for once in my life, I ran a search before I posted). Maybe I didn't set the time back long enough or something.Now I feel silly.We can't stop here. This is bat country.
These things happen. It would be nice if the default search option was set to "all posts" or the moderators had an option to do a thread merge (as in latter versions of the software).Your thread prompted me to post further on the subject so it was a toss up as to where to put it. Bowie in Australia 2004 | Join the Community
In reply to:7. "Who died and made you material girl?" is the public sacrificing of Bowie and making way for the material girl.
7. "Who died and made you material girl?" is the public sacrificing of Bowie and making way for the material girl.
Madonna's mother died when she was just a kid. She left home when she was only 16 because she didn't get along with her father very well. "The time is sublime and the moon is so right"
i did the same test at our local used cd store (where i get all my non bowie boots). I played the bonus disc of the BTWN 3 disc set and everyone was grooving to it! One couple who came in said that it was the best thing they had ever heard played in the store. Another educated gentleman was stopped dead by the the indonesian vocals (having spent some time there) and did not really appreciate the depth of Bowie's genious prior to hearing this disc. Even young kids looking for tool and insane clown posse were bopping to LUCY!I, of course, made the connection to madonna just by hearing the lyrics. I agree with a statement by tony visconti in WEST 57th (1987)..."David breaks the new ground, he creates the musical territory...others come along behind him and do it a little bit more slick, a little more commercial, and they get all the credit for it". I cannot blame david for reminding listeners (no matter how subtely) that he is the innovator.I see "who died and made you material girl" as a reference to the fact that he was back in business.He got his wish when Madonna gave him those "few simple words like i love you (DAVID) i need you" at the hall of fame induction. By the way, did you know madonna released a cd entitled DANCE?I don't think that lucy is the greatest song on the album, but I do LOVE it! and I agree that,if shortened, it would have been a succes in America. "howls like a wolf"
That's certainly a possibility. To explain more about my interpretation, I think the 'who died and made you material girl' line is Bowie admitting his death as a popular artist. Following Tin Machine II, Bowie's commercial stock for new records was at his lowest ever. More importantly, his commercial and artistic death had already made way for Madonna to become the sole fomenter of the shape shifting rock n roller - the 'chameleon' as people had labelled him previously. When Bowie died, Madonna could be made, but he himself was unhappy with the creation because the music simply wasn't there for him. There's also some terrific religous overtones to that line - in fact, the more I think about it, it's probably among the top 10 individual lines he's ever written. Bowie in Australia 2004 | Join the Community
i agree completely with your interpretation, including BOWIE'S "death". Even I unplugged when he joined Tin Machine (what an Idiot!) I now revere my Tin Machine Boots almost above all others, but the point that BOWIE died in a sense is far too true, opening up the way for madonna to ascend. Also, I believe that David wanted to be acknowledged as a major artist by madonna, much as he points back to his sources in his own work. I also agree that david did not want to re-emerge as a "mainstream artist" having taken Reeves to heart, so it is unlikely that he would have put lucy out as a single if he felt it had that kind of potential.It is interesting to note David's own words about singles from MTV Rockumentary (1990) "I'm an album artist.I don't get singles,fame was my least favourite song on young americans"That could also play a part.Lastly, let me add that I love the various mixes from Black tie,I have several 12" dj singles and i think that experimentation, if you will help broaden his horizons long before Earthling, into wonderful techno rythms,and unlikely partnerships.I think BTWN deserves a second evaluation. I adore it.wolf in a trap
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There are women all over the country who would like to become real estate investors but many don't know how to start. Some lack knowledge; some, aware that they lack the necessary knowledge, in turn lack confidence. Where should women who want to get started investing in real estate begin?
The internet is a good place for them to turn.
Women who want to begin investing in real estate can learn some of the basics of investing in real estate by reading educational materials online, and they can develop a familiarity with the topic by reading about current events and trends in the real estate market.
Lack of knowledge is not the only thing that keeps some women from becoming real estate investors; fear is also a contributing factor, Charita Cadenhead, founder of Bham WIire (Birmingham Women Investing in Real Estate), a group for women interested in real estate investing, said. "They're afraid of losing money, they're afraid of not making the right decisions...and credit issues are also involved." In addition, Cadenhead said, "they don't know how to get started."
Real estate investment clubs
Providing women with industry contacts and education, real estate investment clubs are a good place to start. Dawn Jordan-Wells, a broker/associate for Hodge Homes, said she recommended that women interested in investing in real estate do a simple internet search for "real estate investing" to find local investment groups to start attending.
"Finding other women to network with was beneficial," Jordan-Wells said.
Real estate investment clubs exist in many incarnations; some are larger and more formal than others. The National Real Estate Investment Association (NREIA) has about 40,000 members in its 230 Real Estate Investment Association (REIA) chapters nationwide, according to its website.
Cadenhead said women interested in investing in real estate should "join those clubs [and] sit in on some of the meetings. They have great guest speakers."
Those new to real estate investing should exercise caution, however, and carefully evaluate what guest speakers say rather than simply taking their words at face value. In some cases, speakers at local REIAs try to sell something to the audience, Moren-Bromma said; new members should "just be aware. Be there to learn, and to network with other people who have been doing this a while," she said.
"I would urge women to be extremely careful in [whom] they elect to give their money to," she said.
In addition to REIA chapters, there are also smaller and less formal investment groups. Jordan-Wells said the website MeetUp.com has allowed her to meet and interact with other investors and those who are interested in investing. She posted an event on the website last August, and now attendance at her monthly meetings about investing has increased from an average of five people to an average of 15 people, she said.
"I'm hoping to grow that," she said. The attendees are mostly women, Jordan-Wells said, and "we just share information and we're more comfortable because, you know, we have that common bond."
Cadenhead also used MeetUp.com to reach out to women in the real estate investment world, and Bham WIire has grown from that, she said.
In addition to investment clubs specifically pertaining to real estate, "I would strongly recommend also looking for support from a general business perspective at NAWBO, the National Association of Women Business Owners," Moren-Bromma said. "They'll get a lot of support from a business owner's perspective and from women in their own area."
No matter what type of real estate or general investment clubs women seeking to become real estate investors choose to join, such groups can provide them with crucial opportunities for networking, education and support.
"The greatest key is knowledge," Cadenhead said, and women new to real estate investing can benefit from "being around other people who do invest to learn the process from those people."
Learning from and working with other women who are experienced real estate investors can also be a good way to gain confidence. Moren-Bromma said she recommended that beginning investors "work with somebody with some experience in real estate investing—get your feet wet a little bit before you go out on your own."
"Everybody who's related to the real estate industry can be found right there...so they can form their own network there to get them ready for real estate investing," Moren-Bromma said. After joining a group, women should "put a business plan, or a marketing plan, or a road map together—their checklist of things that they need to do in order to become successful," she said.
Moren-Bromma also said she recommended that women put together a team of experts to work with when investing. "You have your financial team: your accountant, your attorney, a property manager if you're buying to hold property for the long term...people that can assist you and be part of your team so that when you go out to identify and find a deal, nothing is going to stand in the way if the deal makes sense. You've got your people, your money—all your ducks in a row."
"If a woman does that, she's going to be very successful in real estate."
Strategies for women
Considering the credit crunch underway across the country, combined with the potential recession, many women who are interested in becoming real estate investors hesitate because they are nervous about money. More precisely, they are worried about not having enough money to be able to invest in real estate.
"I think [women] think that they need to have a lot of capital up front," Jordan-Wells said. "Or their credit may be bad and they don't think they can get started because of that, either."
Cadenhead said that investors will need some money up front. "It's going to take a little money to get started," she said. "Six to eight months ago, an investor could buy a property with no money down and get it financed for 100 percent. With all the foreclosures going on across the country, that kind of put a thorn in that, and so now [real estate investors need] to come up with money," Cadenhead said. "Whether that's 10 percent or 20 percent, a lot of them just don't have it."
Fortunately, for women just starting out, "There's a lot of different creative strategies, like lease options, that they could do to get into a property," Moren-Bromma said.
Buying pre-foreclosures or foreclosures is another strategy that may suit women in particular well for a variety of reasons. While foreclosure properties tend to be more affordable, they typically must be purchased with cash up front. Pre-foreclosures would be a better option for people without a lot of cash on hand.
Another reason is that, because in many cases women are more nurturing than men, a woman "may be able to talk with homeowners who are in [pre-foreclosure] and get them to let [her] purchase a house below market [price] compared to a man approaching them to do that," Jordan-Wells said.
Cadenhead also said the foreclosure market is a place in which many women investing in real estate could find their niche. "I think women will play a major role in their commitment to revitalize areas hardest hit by foreclosures," she said. "Members of my group, Bham WIire, have made a commitment to buying and rehabbing houses in these areas and then sharing equity with properties that they sell. And by doing this, homes become more affordable....We take a little less profit for it, but something has got to stimulate home sales again, particularly in these areas."
"[Women] are relationship people," Cadenhead said. "We're good at establishing a relationship, we're good at earning trust, and so people want to do business with us. It becomes a lot easier for us to develop a good reputation for delivering a quality product. This is a tremendous advantage [for] women, particularly when it comes to rehabbing property."
Jordan-Wells said she recommended that women who lack experience with do-it-yourself home projects attend classes, such as those offered by hardware and home improvement stores, to learn the basics. Then, if someday they are looking at investing in a property that may require some work, they can make the right decisions about the deal. Do-it-yourself skills could be particularly useful for women who want to rehab properties.
Negotiating can be another important skill for women to concentrate on learning. "[Women should] learn better negotiation skills," Cadenhead said. "Acquire that skill and take control."
Cadenhead said she doesn't think that women are at any inherent disadvantage when it comes to investing in real estate. "I think the major disadvantage is probably internal," she said. "Women only feel that they lack the power and authority. They feel like they can't do it because investing is a male-dominated field."
Moren-Bromma also said that women investing in real estate are not less likely to be successful solely because they are women. "It's not that it's difficult, it's that women tend not to have the confidence," she said. "Somebody who's persistent and somebody who believes in themselves, whether male or female, will do just fine."
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The surprise loss in non-farm payrolls caught most economists off guard as many had expected employment growth to continue in January. Economists had anticipated that the world's biggest economy would create 70,000 new jobs in January, but the Labor Department yesterday said payrolls fell for the first time since August 2003 in a report President George W Bush called "troubling."


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|THR 495 - Theatre Seminar
A "C" is required in each course counted for the Performance Option.
To satisfy the requirements for the Performance Option, a student must also successfully complete a performance requirement, which includes auditioning for all Department of University plays and being cast in a departmental production.
Oral Competency Requirement, Performance Option: To satisfy the oral competency requirement for the B.A. degree a student must successfully complete THR 486.


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Penguins Report: Game Day at NY Islanders
Friday, 04.8.2011 / 10:00 AM ET / Penguins Report
By Michelle Crechiolo
- Everybody is accounted for at practice, with N. Johnson, Crosby and Cooke joining the skate (11:28 AM).
- Pens' morning skate lines, possible lineup change (11:42 AM).
- Bylsma on what he expects from tonight's game and Sidney Crosby (1:34 PM).
- Staal, Kunitz and Michalek spit knowledge (1:14 PM).
- Pens fans come to the Island to support their team (6:48 PM).
- Pens antsy to get on the ice…(11:55 AM).
- Pens pics (1:34 PM).
- Islanders pics (10:49 AM).
Rookierookette of the year (10:46 AM).
One final note before game time: I've gotta say thanks to Puck Daddy's Sean Leahy for showing me the magical cupcakes here at Nassau Coliseum. I had a funfetti-flavored one and it was awesome. Although next time, I'm definitely going with Double Trouble per Sean's recommendation.
The dedication of Pens fans never ceases to amaze me. The Pensblog organized a group of fans to come to tonight's game in Long Island and show their support for the team and be that seventh man for them in an arena that wasn't too friendly the last time they were here. Click here to find out more.
Here's the delayed evidence of the Pens in action on the Island...
Tanger (left); Sid (right)
Flower hydrating (left) while B. Johnson and Orpik wait for the next drill to start (right)
Brooksie chatting with Kunitz (left) while Max points something out to Rupper (right)
Coachspeak with Dan Bylsma...
On what he expects going into tonight's game:
I know our mindset coming in here is we have a chance, with two points, to secure home ice for the first round, and we have a chance still to catch the top spot in the division and move up in our seeding. Our mindset is coming in here to win a hockey game, and there's some importance to this game for us.
On if he expects this game to be a different scenario than two months prior:
My experience in a lot of hockey is that in games where you're talking about the next game after stuff on the ice like we had last game, there's lots of talk. There's anticipation of what might happen. And usually, it seems to not happen in that game. That's been usually the experience. Again, we're coming to play to win the game. We want two points. There's a lot of meaning for it for us in terms of what we can gain from it, and that's how we're approaching the game. We want to get the two points, and that's our sole intention in coming in here. We're going to do that with playing the way we play. A fast game and get to the offensive zone, and that's our mindset going into the game.
On if their last game against the Islanders was as low as they'd been all season from a hockey standpoint, as they didn't play very well:
When I look at last game, I see giving up 20 scoring chances and only getting nine. I see giving up eight power-play chances against. There's a lot to that game that got overshadowed with the extracurricular activities. We played very poorly. We weren't good in very many areas of that game, and that got overshadowed. So when I look back at that game, that's what I see about that game and those are the things that concern me going into this game. They have some speed, that hurt us last game. Their power play hurt us. They had D that activated in the play, that hurt us. Those were all things that we need to get ready for, playing the Islanders.
On if there is any change in Sidney Crosby's status:
No change in that status, just continuing that progression and on the ice. Again, his interaction is with the doctors, not with the coaching staff or training staff. So he gets his daily activity and progression from somewhere else, not us.
On if it's getting a little late for people to hope Crosby would be around for the start of the playoffs just based on the calendar:
We've said it before and continue to say it, he has a couple more steps to go in his rehabilitation before he can even think about returning to play. I don't know how fast that's going to happen, I don't know if that's going to happen. There's no way to even make a timetable. And considering that he has two more steps to go through, it would seem like anything in the immediate future is out of the question.
On how meaningful it would be to cement home-ice advantage tonight with everything they've been through this season:
I think it adds a lot to the game, adds a lot of meaning. For us to be able to get two points tonight and get home ice for sure, and also to still have the ability to get the top spot in the division I think is big for our team. It says a lot about the way we've played this whole year in different scenarios, different situations, different injuries. The team has continued to keep on winning and keep getting points. To have 102 points – more than we did last season – says a lot about our team. We still have some points to get to earn a spot.
On what the team is doing systematically that's allowed them to go 7-3 in their last 10 games:
I think the one thing that we've really been able to add to our game is once we forecheck and once we're in the offensive zone, when there is a turnover, the way we pursue the puck at that point in time has added to our team, made us difficult to play against, really given other teams some tough times. We've created turnovers, and when you create a turnover, the chance for offense is much higher than if it's just a regulr\ar rush. It goes up about 10 percent. I think with that pursuit, with that puck pursuit from behind, it's given our team the ability to be a dangerous team because of that turnover we create and that puck pursuit we create. That's been a big thing for us.
Sounds heard around the visiting locker room...
Jordan Staal
On finishing strong:
That's definitely the way we want to step into this game, keep the ball rolling. We want to play the best hockey we can going into the playoffs. Every two points are big in the standings right now, so we want to win every game.
On if they are focusing for the game despite the buildup:
They have two games left in the season and we have a big stretch ahead for us. We want to play the way we want to play, do the right things and get the two points. We'll worry about that instead of the past.
On the Islanders possibly beating the Flyers:
We want to win and hopefully they can help us out there.
On gearing up for the postseason:
We're itching to get going in the playoffs. We have to go through these games. It's a big part of trying to keep focused and get everyone going. We want to do the best that we can in these games to get ready for the playoffs.
On cementing home-ice advantage with a win tonight:
That would be nice. It's a big thing for our team. We want to start off at home. Hopefully we can get two points to seal that deal.
Chris Kunitz
On balancing a strong finish and getting ready for the playoffs:
You want to be as successful as you can and get as hot going into the playoffs as you can. There is still a window to catch Philly if we play well and they don't pick up some points. We still have to worry about a team behind us trying to catch us. There is a lot on the line every night.
On playing teams that are out of the playoffs:
They're a little tricky. They're unpredictable in the way they're going to play. If we stick to our style and take some of their will away with how they compete knowing there are only a few games left. It gets tough. In Florida we got on them early and they scored a couple quick goals and got some confidence. It's dangerous with guys playing for jobs and contracts.
On the PP success against the Islanders:
I don't know. I didn't play in the last game against these guys. I don't remember much of it. When we are successful we are putting pucks to the net and getting rebounds. Maybe this is a team that we like to be going around and have a little extra edge to play against. It's something we have to get back going for the playoffs.
On cementing home-ice advantage with a win tonight:
It's really important. Our fans are a great asset to have in a game to get you that emotion when it's lacking or in a lull in the game. It's an important emotional push for your team. It's nice to have home-ice advantage in case you need that for a seventh game.
Zbynek Michalek
On the PP having success against the Islanders:
Against certain teams our power play is better than against other teams. I don't know what the reason is. Lately we're trying to keep it simple because our power play is struggling. We're keeping it simple and putting pucks on net. We'll do the same thing tonight and hope to have the same success on the power play against this team.
On his work on the PP with his shooting mentality:
That's why they put me on the power play. It was struggling and we weren't getting many shots. I'm there to shoot the puck. That's what I try to do. I keep it simple and try to get the puck to the net. We have three guys around the net to get rebounds. That's what we're trying to do.
On defending the Islanders:
They are a talented team. We know it's going to be a tough game even though they're not making the playoffs. They're playing for next year. They're a young team and dangerous. They have a lot of skill up front. We need to play our game. It's not easy. We have a lot to play for. We have to make sure we're ready to play from the first minute and just play our game.
Fearless leader: Sam Kasan
The Pens itching to get onto the ice for their skate...
Adams and Godard just chilaxin' in the seats while they wait for the Zamboni to get off...
Tanger stuck? (left); the guys gathered (right)
Neal cracking up (left); Max making his way out (right)
The Pens are working in their line combos at Nassau Coliseum. From the skate, it looks like Eric Godard may be in the lineup in place of Chris Conner. Here is a look at the lines:
The Pens are filtering onto the ice for their morning skate. Everybody that skated Thursday is on the ice. Nick Johnson is on the ice for his first practice with the team since sustaining a concussion in late February. Sidney Crosby and Matt Cooke are skating with the team as well.
The Islanders are in the midst of their morning skate. Here's the photographic evidence:
Al Montoya (left); Rick DiPietro using a wooden stick (right)
This weekend is my first real road trip with the team, as my previous venture to Detroit last month didn't really count (as I am a born and raised Michigander). So legendary Penguins broadcaster Mike Lange has kindly taken me under his wing and is showing me the ropes this weekend. But he did give me a little friendly reminder of my status when he handed me my folder with the game notes this morning:
Good morning from New York! We're on the first leg of the Penguins' final regular-season road trip, as we arrived in Long Island Thursday afternoon following practice. Tonight Pittsburgh will play the first of their last two regular-season games starting with the Islanders, who they haven't seen since their penalty-filled meeting on Feb. 11 here in this same city. I can't believe we're already at games 81 and 82.
The Islanders – who have been out of playoff contention for a while – have been struggling as of late, dropping five of their last six decisions. The Penguins, on the other hand, are on a bit of a roll, as they've won two games in a row and have seven players on active point streaks.
To top it off, this game is brimming with meaning for Pittsburgh, as any combination of two points earned by them or ceded by Tampa Bay means the Pens will cement home-ice advantage for the first round of the playoffs. A win would also keep the Pens in the hunt for the Atlantic Division title, as they're just one point behind first-place Philadelphia.
The bus is leaving for Nassau Coliseum in about 15 minutes, so stay tuned for info and photos throughout the day. I promise I'll do my best to live up to the standards set by Sam Kasan's Penguins Reports from the road.


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QE2′s Winners and Losers
And now, the end is here. QE2 has faced the final curtain. The record shows it took the blows and did it QE2′s way.
Regrets, it has a few. Actually, maybe more than a few. Economists are nearly evenly split on its usefulness. The Fed's bond-buying program, which breathed its last at 11:00 a.m. ET, may have prevented a double-dip recession, but good luck proving a counterfactual.
The list of clear-cut winners in QE2 is pretty short, while the list of "non-winners," which those less sensitive among us might call "losers," is a bit longer.
Stocks: The Dow has enjoyed a 24% rally since Ben Bernanke's Aug. 27 speech in Jackson Hole promising QE2. Pretty clearly a winner.
Corporate America: Not only have stock prices soared, but profits have risen steadily, and companies have been able to borrow record amounts of money at the lowest rates since the 1940s.
Commodities: Crude oil is up 30% since Jackson Hole. Gold is up 21%. Winning.
Banks: This one is less clear-cut. They've benefited from super-low short-term rates, but whatever effect the Fed had in keeping longer-term rates down has kept a lid on their net interest margins. Their stocks have been the worst performers in the market this year — though they're still up 14% since Jackson Hole.
The Dollar: The clearest-cut loser of the whole thing. The dollar index is down 10% since Jackson Hole.
Employment: The unemployment rate has fallen from 9.6% in August 2010 to 9.1%, which is certainly a move in the right direction. No one would mistake this for a rousing job boom, however.
Housing: Home prices have fallen 6.5% since Jackson Hole, based on the Case-Shiller 20-city index.
Emerging Markets: They've been on a wild ride, enjoying huge gains after Jackson Hole as investors went crazy with the free money, but more recently struggling with the effects of too much growth and inflation. The Shanghai Composite is up 6% since Jackson Hole, but that's mainly been due to a bounce that started about 10 days ago, following a 14% drop since late April.
Treasury debt: I'm going to go out on a limb and call this one a big loser. Bill Gross would disagree, but the yield on the 10-year Treasury note has risen from 2.48% just before Jackson Hole to 3.15% today.
Fed credibility: The jury's out. There was a lot of criticism of the Fed by foreign officials when QE2 began, but that has quieted down as the global economy has continued to struggle. There's still a lot of criticism of the Fed here at home, and its legacy remains to be seen.


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Bentley takes unlikely route to office
Published: Sunday, January 16, 2011 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, January 15, 2011 at 11:29 p.m.
MONTGOMERY | Two years ago, virtually no one outside of Robert Bentley's House district had heard of him. His announcement that he planned to run for governor of Alabama was received politely, but not even his wife thought he stood a chance of winning.
Bentley's Background
Name: Robert Julian Bentley
Age: 67 (Feb. 3, 1943)
Hometown: Born in Shelby County but has lived in Tuscaloosa for 40 years.
Education: Bachelor's degree in chemistry, University of Alabama, 1964; medical degree, UA medical school, 1968.
Military service: Captain U.S. Air Force, medical officer and hospital commander, 1969-71, Pope Air Force Base at Fort Bragg, N.C.
Professional experience: Physician, Alabama Dermatology Associates in Tuscaloosa, 1975-2009.
Political background: Ran unsuccessfully for Alabama Senate in 1998; elected to Alabama House of Representatives in 2002 and re-elected in 2006; served on House Education Appropriations Committee; elected as a Mike Huckabee delegate to Republican National Convention in 2008.
Personal: Married to the former Dianne Jones of Montgomery; children are John Mark Bentley (wife Amy), Paul Bentley (wife Melissa), Matthew Bentley (wife Katy). Grandfather to Katie, Taylor, Anna Claire, Mary Boyd, and Caroline. Member of First Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa, deacon and Sunday school teacher.
He was the most improbable candidate, coming literally from a back seat in the House to a GOP primary that included well-known and well-financed Republican candidates.
On Monday, Bentley will take office as the state's 53rd governor, succeeding two-term Gov. Bob Riley.
A conservative Republican in the populist mold, Bentley beat out numerous challengers in the June Republican primary, a subsequent runoff and then Democratic agriculture commissioner Ron Sparks in the general election on Nov. 2.
"I outworked everybody else," said Bentley, a two-term House member from Tuscaloosa who started his gubernatorial campaign with so little money that his wife, Dianne, both managed his campaign and drove him around.
"I had an extremely good driver," Bentley joked of his wife, whom he met on a blind date in college arranged by his friend, Dr. Bob Mullins, who will be Bentley's Medicaid commissioner.
Bentley, a retired physician, said his experience prepared him for the governor's office.
"No one has studied more than I studied, no one has listened more than I have," Bentley said. "I listened to people who have more knowledge, and I'm at least smart enough to incorporate them into my thinking.
"I won this because I worked harder and I was able to connect to the people. I'm as ready as anyone can be."
Bentley's political career began with an unsuccessful run for the Legislature in 1998 against Sen. Phil Poole, D-Moundville. He narrowly lost that race, but came back four years later to win the first of two House elections.
In the June primary for governor, he finished a surprising 166 votes ahead of Tim James, the son of two-term Gov. Fob James, and just behind frontrunner Bradley Byrne.
Bentley stumbled briefly in his campaign, with an ad that came close to claiming that he was a Vietnam veteran when he was actually a Vietnam-era physician attached to a stateside military clinic.
But his campaign caught on, boosted by stealth negative advertising against Byrne, backed by the Alabama Education Association against the former state senator and ex-chancellor of the Alabama two-year college system.
Athens State University political science professor Jess Brown noted that Bentley at the time was no force to be reckoned with. Virtually all of the forces in the Republican Party, interest groups, leaders and the hierarchy lined up with Byrne.
Byrne also had the backing of Riley, U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions, U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby and three U.S. congressmen.
By contrast, Bentley had his folksy, country-doctor charm that helped him in rural areas and small towns. Byrne did better in the cities, except in Tuscaloosa, which overwhelmingly supported its adopted son.
While the state Republican Party has rallied behind Bentley, the two factions still remain. One of his first jobs politically will be to heal any rift in order to preserve the GOP's political hold on all three branches of government.
Bentley won the July runoff and then won against Sparks, the successful two-term agriculture commissioner.
"(Bentley) appealed to the ordinary Alabamian and had sensitivity to the ordinary citizen," former University of Alabama political science professor William Stewart said in July.
Bentley said he won because voters could sense he cared about their issues.
"They were looking for someone different and they perceived I was different (from) the typical politician," he said.
Bentley said he planned, when he first began his career in public service, to serve only two House terms, "maybe three," but when he realized the 2010 governor's race would have no incumbent, he decided he was the most qualified candidate.
"Doors just opened and opportunities arose," he said. "I felt where I could do the most for people was in the office of governor. I want to be remembered as honest and forthright and most importantly (that) I care about them and the plight of this state and I want to make individual lives better."
Inauguration Schedule
When: Monday
Where: Montgomery
Parade, 9:45-11:30 a.m., Dexter Avenue, free
Swearing-in ceremony, noon, state Capitol, free
Inauguration celebration, 2-5 p.m., Riverwalk Stadium, 200 Coosa St., free/ticket required
Inaugural ball, 7-10 p.m., Renaissance Hotel & Spa at the Convention Center, 201 Tallapoosa St., sold out
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EBusiness Maintenace Wizard
By Cwarticki-Oracle on Nov 29, 2012
Seriously folks, you'd be amazed by the power and functionality of this tool. If you're an EBus customer, you must use the Maintenance Wizard. I know customers that have logged 2000+ SRs doing EBus upgrades the hard way and others that have use the Maintenance Wizard and have performed production upgrades on 7 global instances with only a handful of SRs. You decide which is better. Oh, btw......it's part of your Premier Support investment. No additional cost necessary. -Chris Warticki


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The Grand Junction Chamber is standing behind a District E Seat School Board candidate.
Last month the Chamber Board voted to endorse Rose Femia Pugliese for the School District 51 School Board seat.
The Chamber selected her because of her experience as a small business owner, her volunteering efforts and the fact that she wants every student to understand how the economy works and the importance of financial discipline.
Pugliese is running against Greg Mikolai and Amber Sigler in the Nov. 3 election.


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CALDWELL - Football is widely known as a game of inches.
Never has this been more apparent than it was on Friday night at the Noble County Fairgrounds, when the Fort Frye Cadets defeated the Caldwell Redskins 35-34 in an absolutely thrilling Pioneer Valley Conference contest.
It all came down to a two-point conversion. With Fort Frye up 35-34 in overtime, the Redskins attempted a two-point conversion to give Caldwell a homecoming victory as well as possibly end Fort Frye's PVC and playoff hopes. However, the Cadet defense rose to the occasion and made a season-saving stop to seal the victory.
Article Photos
PAM BROOKER Special to The Times
Fort Frye's Max Alsbach (32) takes a pitch and is running right on a sweep as the Caldwell defense, led by Jared Leasure (3), pursues at the Noble County Fairgrounds Friday night.
PAM BROOKER Special to The Times
Fort Frye's Chandler Lang (11) shakes hands with Caldwell's Kale Rayner (24) after a hard-fought overtime game at the Noble County Fairgrounds Friday night.
"We knew it was going to be this kind of game," said Fort Frye head coach Eric Huck. "We knew what they were gonna do, it's just a matter of coming out here and stopping it. They're going to try to run you over, and you've got to stop it. We had trouble stopping it at times, but we were able to do just enough."
Caldwell erased deficits of 21-0 in the second quarter and 28-20 in the fourth quarter. Down 28-20 with 4:13 left in the game, the Redskins got a 10 yard scoring run from Andrew Minosky. Caleb VanMeter ran in the two-point conversion to tie the game at 28-28.
Fort Frye was able to move the ball on its final possession of the fourth quarter, but could not put points on the board before the clock struck zero, forcing overtime.
Fact Box
At Noble County Fairgrounds
Fort Frye 35, Caldwell 34
1st quarter:
FF- Spencer Lang 39 pass from Chandler Lang, C. Lang kick, 10:18
FF- C. Lang 1 run, C. Lang kick, 3:37
2nd quarter:
FF- Colten Shuster 2 pass from C. Lang, C. Lang kick, 6:59
C- Caleb VanMeter 6 run, Alexi Cubas kick, 0:16
3rd quarter:
C- Chance Stoffel 1 run, Cubas kick, 7:22
C- Kale Rayner 3 run, kick failed, 6:34
4th quarter:
FF- C. Lang 16 run, C. Lang kick, 10:42
C- Andrew Minosky 11 run, VanMeter conversion run, 4:13
FF- Max Alsbach 3 run, C. Lang kick
C- VanMeter 1 run, conversion failed
Team stats: Rushing: Fort Frye: 40-202; Caldwell 49-203; Passing: Fort Frye: 10-13-177-0; Caldwell: 0-1-0-0; Total yards: Fort Frye: 379; Caldwell 203; First downs: Fort Frye: 16; Caldwell: 10; Penalties/yds: Fort Frye: 3/28; Caldwell: 2/27; Punts/avg: Fort Frye: None; Caldwell: 2/37; Fumbles/lost: Fort Frye 2/2; Caldwell: 0/0
Individual stats: Rushing: Fort Frye: Alsbach 19-105, 1td; C. Lang 12-65, 2td; S. Lang 8-23; Tyson Riggs 1-9; Caldwell: Caleb VanMeter 22-70, 2td; Bricker Lori 10-64; Minosky 10-47, 1td; Chance Stoffel 3-13, 1td; Kale Rayner 4-9, 1td; Passing: Fort Frye: C. Lang 10-13-177-0, 2td; Caldwell: Minosky 0-1-0-0; Receiving: Fort Frye: S. Lang 5-101, 1td; Tyser Shilling 2-35; Justin Massey 1-30; Shuster 2-11, 1td
Next games: Wheeling Central at Caldwell Saturday; Shenandoah at Fort Frye Friday
The Cadets got the ball first, and a 12 yard run from Max Alsbach and a five yard run from Chandler Lang put the ball inside the 5 yard line. Two plays later, Alsbach hit paydirt on a two yard burst, followed by Lang's PAT to make it 35-28.
On Caldwell's possession, the Redskins were able to get inside the Cadets' 10 yard line thanks to the running of VanMeter and Kale Rayner. On 2nd and goal from the 6, VanMeter ran for a yard and Bricker Lori pushed for four more to set up a 4th and goal at the 1. VanMeter would burst his way in to make it 35-34.
Rather than kick the extra point, Caldwell head coach Josh Perkins elected to go for the win. On the two-point conversion, VanMeter took the snap and pushed his way to the 1, but could not get into the end zone, as the Cadets were able to make the game winning stop.
"I'd go for two again at the drop of a hat," Perkins said. "I'm proud of our kids. The way they fought back after getting down. You know, it's football. Sometimes it goes good, sometimes it goes the other way."
Fort Frye began the scoring on its very first possession. After a nine yard run by Tyson Riggs netted a first down, quarterback Chandler Lang hit Spencer Lang on a 39 yard scoring strike to give the Cadets the early lead.
On its next possession, the Cadets added to their lead. Chandler connected with Colten Shuster for 10 yards and then Spencer for 19 more to set up 1st and 10 at the Caldwell 25. Alsbach then had runs of six and eight yards, followed by a seven yard run from Chandler. Chandler finished off the drive with a one yard touchdown run to make it 14-0.
After a second straight three and out for Caldwell, Fort Frye went back to work. On 3rd and 16 from its own 12 yard line, Chandler hit Spencer for 37 yards and first down. Chandler then hit Justin Massey for 30 more yards to Caldwell's 22. Alsbach rumbled for 13 yards to set up 1st and goal from the 9. After Chandler ran for seven yards, he hit Shuster for a two yard touchdown pass.
Caldwell began chipping away on its next drive. Minosky had a 10 yard carry and Bricker Lori had a 13 yard carry to get the drive started. On 3rd and three at the Cadet 15, VanMeter ran for five yards to get the first down. Minosky then scampered for five yards, followed by VanMeter's six yard touchdown carry to get the Redskins on the board.
Coming out of halftime, Caldwell faced a 4th and goal situation from the Fort Frye 1 yard line. The drive was set up by a 43 yard run by Lori. The Redskins went for it, which proved wise as Kale Rayner punched it in for the score.
Then, disaster struck for the Cadets.
After the kick returner slipped at the one yard line, the Cadets then fumbled down inside their own 2. Caldwell jumped on the ball and capitalized on the great field position with a Rayner two yard touchdown run. The extra point failed, making it 21-20 Fort Frye.
The Cadets lost another fumble on their next possession, this time down inside the redzone.
On 3rd and 14 for Caldwell, Luke Yates came up with a crucial tackle in the backfield to prevent Caldwell from rallying again.
After getting the ball back, Chandler hit Tyser Shilling on a 22 yard pass, and then ran for the remaining 15 yards for a touchdown. Chandler kicked the PAT to make the score 28-20.
Overall, the younger of the Lang brothers was 10-13 passing for 177 yards and two touchdowns, while also rushing for 65 yards and two scores.
"We knew it was going to be tough going in with their homecoming," Lang said. "We knew we had to dig down deep and get the job done. We're thrilled to death."
Caldwell continued to pound away on the ground, getting an 18 yard carry by VanMeter to give the Redskins a 1st and 10 at the Fort Frye 39. Later in the drive, on a 4th and 7 from the Fort Frye 24, it appeared the Cadets had stopped Caldwell, but a facemask was called giving the Redskins a first down. Minosky then reached the endzone from 10 yards out to make it 28-26, and then VanMeter ran in the two-point conversion to tie it up.
Huck said the game was unlike any other that he has coached.
"I don't know if I've ever been a part of a game like this," the coach explained. "Both teams are well-coached. I really respect those Caldwell guys. I'm extremely proud of our guys for the way they played, and finding a way to win. Champions find a way to win."
The win improved the Eric Huck-led Cadets to 6-2 overall and 4-1 in the PVC, while the Redskins fall to 1-7 overall and 0-5 in the PVC.
Fort Frye will host Shenandoah in its final conference matchup of the season Friday, while the Redskins will host Wheeling Central in a non-conference tilt Saturday.