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Law:Title 3. Aviation from Chapter 23. Airport Security Personnel (Texas)
From Law Delta
Chapter 23. Airport Security Personnel
Section 23.001. Establishment Of Airport Security Force.
The governing body of a political subdivision that operates an airport served by an air carrier certificated by the Civil Aeronautics Board or the United States Department of Transportation may establish an airport security force and employ airport security personnel.
Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995.
Section 23.002. Commissioning Of Employees As Peace Officers.
(a) The governing body may commission an employee of an airport security force established under this chapter as a peace officer, subject to Subchapter C, Chapter 415, Government Code, if the employee gives an oath and a bond for the faithful performance of the employee's duties as required by the governing body.
(b) The bond described by Subsection (a) must be:
(1) made payable to the political subdivision;
(2) filed with the governing body; and
(3) approved by the governing body.
Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995.
Section 23.003. Authority Of Employees Commissioned As Peace Officers.
A peace officer commissioned under this chapter has the rights, privileges, and duties of a peace officer only while on property under the control of the airport or acting in the actual course and scope of the person's employment.
Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995.


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ALGIERS: HH the Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani on Thursday held a round of official talks with Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
Their Excellencies members of the official delegation accompanying HH the Emir attended the session.
From the Algerian side the talks were attended by President of Algerian Council of Nation Abdelkader Bensalah along with a group of ministers and senior officials.
The talks reviewed aspects of promoting and enhancing ties between the two brotherly countries and discussed a set of issues of mutual concern. (QNA)

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Neuroscience in education
In the past ten years, there has been growing interest in applying our knowledge of the human brain to the field of education, including reading, learning, language, and mathematics. Teachers themselves have embraced the neuro revolution enthusiastically.
Notes that the findings of neuroscience will become valuable in education once analysis and testing prove how and when to apply the new research findings. Instead, educators oftentimes pick up and misapply neuro- information that becomes urban legend, sometimes hindering learning.
Although teachers should push the boundaries in incorporating new innovations in learning theory, the recently released findings create an uncertain foundation for learning theory.
A more symbiotic team is cognitive science and education because, while research is still in a state of flux, actual scientists and theorists interpolate and apply the data, a far more reputable source of practice than popular culture.
Interested? Click the title or image to read on.
Source is Oxford University Press Blog.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Weight Watcher Wednesday ~ Slow Cooker Veggies in Cheese Sauce
11 comments:
- The Wife of a Dairyman said...
What a great looking recipe! Love that it can all be thrown in to a slow cooker! It's raining here in northern CA and I'll be using my slow cooker tomorrow for a roast, but I'll try your veggie dish the next time:) thanks!
- March 16, 2011 at 11:58 PM
- Feral Female said...
I love slow-cookers! That sounds yummy, thanks for sharing!
- March 17, 2011 at 6:28 AM
- Out Back said...
This recipe looks and sounds yum! Thank you for sharing...
- March 17, 2011 at 7:32 AM
- Changes in the wind said...
Love veggies like his...thanks for sharing the reicpe.
- March 17, 2011 at 8:38 AM
- Sharon said...
That looks so yummy and I am sure going to try it.
Thanks for sharing and the slow cooker makes it even better.
Have a Happy St.Patrick's day.
- March 17, 2011 at 8:50 AM
- Wendi said...
I grew up eating this dish. Yum! Sometimes I will make it and add some leftover grilled chicken at the end. I could eat it for lunch for days and days!
- March 17, 2011 at 10:52 AM
- Paula said...
Oh my goodness- that looks so yummy! And sounds easy too... my favorite kind of dish!
- March 17, 2011 at 12:39 PM
- Beth E. said...
This sounds yummy...add a little cubed chicken breast to it and it would be a meal!
- March 18, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- Linda Stubbs said...
This looks wonderful.......thank you for the recipe. I will have to try.......soon!
Blessings, Linda
Prairie Flower Farm
- March 19, 2011 at 1:01 PM
- Frazzled Farm Wife said...
Yummy...gonna have to give this one a try, we love our veggies!
- March 20, 2011 at 5:42 PM
- Cow Pies & Mud Pies said...
That looks Delish!!
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Option one or option two? That's the question for many Ozark residents on which plan to give the go ahead for the new Carroll High School.
Michael Lenhart, the Superintendent of Ozark City Schools, says, "One of those options is to relocate the high school out near Highway 231 and the other one is to rebuild it right where it currently sits."
Lenhart and other city officials gathered with residents discussing two proposed sites for the new school.
Lenhart says, "Our purpose here tonight is to let the public see what we've been doing, what we've been up to and to bring them up to date so they stay with us in every step of the process."
Darlene Helms is an employee at Carroll High School and says she favors both plans, whether the new building call the current location home or on Highway 231.
Helms says, "I like the new site for some reasons for the location, you can get to it better from people, just to know where the locations at but the old site it's been there for so long and everybody in the area, that's Carroll High School and that's where we want to go to school, so some people are leaning that way but I'm good either way, just as long as we get a new high school."
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Today, the Holy Father proclaimed two new Doctors of the Church, the highest honor for saints because of their exemplary lives and insightful doctrine.
12th century German Benedictine nun, writer, composer, philosopher, polymath, and mystic. The sainted abbess was also the founder of several monasteries. On 10 May 2012, Pope
Benedict formally proclaimed her a saint by an equivalent of canonization, and therefore added her to the Church's roster of saints (Roman Martyrology) extending her liturgical feast throughout the world.
proclaimed Saint
John of Avila (1500-1569), a Doctor of the Church. He's known as the Apostle of Andalusia, priest, reformer,
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Before long, we concluded that we could use a blog of our own, to provide rapid responses to new developments and serve as a central source for the case for an independent Institute.
In the coming months, we'll use this space to provide our take on those developments, and to give Catoites and Cato supporters a forum to explain why we oppose this takeover attempt.
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D.J. King, Todd Ford and Assistant Coach Bob Woods Host Capitals Hockey School at Signal Hill Elementary School
The one-hour assembly began with a question-and-answer session during which the students asked Ford and King about the Capitals and their careers as professional athletes. Both players made a point to stress to the students the importance of hard work in sports and academics.
After the Q&A session, Woods led a floor hockey clinic for the students, introducing them to basic hockey skills such as puck-handling, passing and shooting. Ford and King demonstrated each skill, teaching the students proper techniques and giving them hands-on instruction.
The clinic concluded with two scrimmages in which the boys and girls each had a chance to play alongside Ford and King and face the Signal Hill teachers and staff. At the end of the hour-long program, the Capitals donated the set of floor hockey equipment to the school.
This was the 12th Capitals Hockey School presented by Capital One Bank visit this season. The Capitals will host two Hockey School visits a month between September and May, donating street hockey equipment to each participating school.
This is the fourth-consecutive year the Capitals have conducted their Hockey School program. The Caps hosted more than 30 clinics and reached nearly 5,000 students the past three years. During the 2009-10 season alone, thousands of elementary and middle school students graduated from the program.
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By Michelle Russell | 28 April 2014
Finish Line has increased its ownership in Running Specialty Group
US athletic apparel and footwear retailer The Finish Line has increased its ownership in the company's Denver-based Running Specialty Group (RSG).
Shareholder Gart Capital Partners will retain an ownership position in RSG and maintains two positions on the board. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Running Specialty Group has also appointed former Finish Line board director Bill Kirkendall as president. He will assume management of the day-to-day operations from Gart Companies.
Finish Line Increases Ownership in Running Specialty Group
April 25, 2014 08:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time
INDIANAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Finish Line, Inc. (NASDAQ: FINL) and GCPI SR LLC (Gart Capital Partners/GCP) have agreed to Finish Line increasing its ownership in the Denver-based Running Specialty Group (RSG). GCP will retain an ownership position in RSG, maintain two positions on the RSG Board of Directors and will continue to provide leadership in ongoing business development opportunities. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
"We remain committed to continuing to grow the business with RSG and to further impact the philosophies of this community-based group of specialty running shops"
"With the Gart's leadership, we have almost tripled the number of stores under the RSG banner," said Finish Line Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Glenn Lyon. "We have invested time and energy into learning about RSG's customers, business plan and operations since acquiring the original chain and are taking our next step in the management of the business. The Gart's involvement has been pivotal in RSG's acquisitions and growth to date. We are at a milestone where with Finish Line's increased ownership, we will take our running specialty platform to a new level."
RSG also announced today the appointment of Bill Kirkendall as President. He will assume management of the day-to-day operations at RSG from Gart Companies. Kirkendall served as a member of Finish Line's Board of Directors since 2001 until his resignation April 24, 2014.
"We remain committed to continuing to grow the business with RSG and to further impact the philosophies of this community-based group of specialty running shops," said GCP Partner Ken Gart. "We stand strong in our commitment to the local communities where we are involved and will remain authentic to the roots of this business and, most importantly, our loyal and valued customer base. With Bill on the team and focused on core operational and strategic aspects of our business, we can take this partnership to the next level for all that we serve."
During an almost 20 year span of his career, Kirkendall held several key executive leadership positions with Etonic, Inc. (Etonic/Tretorn/Puma USA) including President. He also was previously Chief Executive Officer of Orlimar Golf Company and most recently served as Managing Partner/President of Glen Oaks Country Club in West Des Moines, Iowa and as the Lead Advisor for the Board of Advisors for Golf Resources Inc.
About The Finish Line, Inc.
The Finish Line, Inc. is a premium retailer of athletic shoes, apparel and accessories. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Finish Line has approximately 850 stores including more than 200 shops in Macy's in malls across the U.S. and employs more than 14,000 sneakerologists who help customers every day connect with their sport, their life and their style. Online shopping is available at www.finishline.com and www.macys.com. Mobile shopping is available at m.finishline.com. Follow Finish Line on Twitter at Twitter.com/FinishLine and "like" Finish Line on Facebook at Facebook.com/FinishLine.
Finish Line also operates the Running Specialty Group through a venture with Gart Capital Partners. This includes 49 specialty running shops in 11 states and the District of Columbia under The Running Company, Run On!, Blue Mile, Boulder Running Company, Roncker's Running Spot and VA Runner banners. More information, including the particular states in which stores are located, is available at www.run.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
This news release includes statements that are or may be considered "forward-looking" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These forward-looking statements generally can be identified by the use of words or phrases such as "believe," "expect," "anticipate," "intend," "plan," "foresee," "may," "should," "will," "estimates," "outlook," "potential," "optimistic," "confidence," "continue," "evolve," "expand," "growth" or words and phrases of similar meaning. Statements that describe objectives, plans or goals also are forward-looking statements.
All of these forward-looking statements are subject to risks, management assumptions and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated by the relevant forward-looking statements. The principal risk factors that could cause actual performance and future actions to differ materially from the forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, the company's reliance on a few key vendors for a majority of its merchandise purchases (including a significant portion from one key vendor); the availability and timely receipt of products; the ability to timely fulfill and ship products to customers; fluctuations in oil prices causing changes in gasoline and energy prices, resulting in changes in consumer spending as well as increases in utility, freight and product costs; product demand and market acceptance risks; deterioration of macro-economic and business conditions; the inability to locate and obtain or retain acceptable lease terms for the company's stores; the effect of competitive products and pricing; loss of key employees; execution of strategic growth initiatives (including actual and potential mergers and acquisitions and other components of the company's capital allocation strategy); and the other risks detailed in the company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings. Readers are urged to consider these factors carefully in evaluating the forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements included herein are made only as of the date of this report and Finish Line undertakes no obligation to publicly update these forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances.
The Finish Line, Inc.
Dianna L. Boyce, Corporate Communications, 317-613-6577
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Another year, another plate of refried puck frustration.
When the Sharks exited the Stanley Cup playoffs earlier this week, they had proved once more that they were among the top four or five teams in the NHL -- but not among the top two.
Over the past eight seasons, the Sharks have won more playoff games than any team except Detroit. But they also have lost more playoff games than any team except Detroit.
So. Which achievement do you use for an assessment? Both. The take-away is a feeling of both mild satisfaction and bitter letdown.
"We're at the point where, it's not Stanley Cup or failure, but disappointment is the word," defenseman Dan Boyle said the other day after cleaning out his locker at the team's practice facility. "The way the Vancouver series ended makes me sick to my stomach."
Before the Sharks head into the offseason, though, let's do a combination quick review and future assessment -- by noting what was the same as in previous years, what was different, and what can be done to make a real, quantum-leap difference in 2012 so that the Sharks don't have to keep swallowing the same old bacon.
SAME: Sharks exited the playoffs by losing in the Western Conference finals, falling one step short of the Stanley Cup finals.
DIFFERENT: They lost the series in five games to Vancouver instead of in four games to Chicago.
HOW TO MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE: Start treating the first round much more seriously. Both in 2010 and 2011, the Sharks messed around with inferior first-round opponents and took six games to eliminate them (Colorado in 2010, Los Angeles in 2011) instead of disposing them in four or five, allowing extra days of rest before the next round. By the conference finals, players are feeling the toll of an extra game or two in round one or two. Before the playoffs, I wrote that the Sharks would be in trouble physically and mentally, if they had to play Detroit and Vancouver back-to-back. Vancouver needed an overtime Game 7 victory to win the first round against Chicago, but the Canucks got a second-round break by playing Nashville. The Sharks were clearly leg-weary in Game 1 against the Canucks, largely the result of not finishing off Detroit in five.
SAME: Sharks ran into a conference-finals opponent with a personnel edge in a key area and ultimately couldn't overcome it.
DIFFERENT: Vancouver's edge was on the blue line with better defensive depth and skill. In 2010, Chicago's edge was in goaltending.
HOW TO MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE: Follow the blueprint of 2010. Last summer, Sharks general manager Doug Wilson wound up signing Blackhawks goalie Antti Niemi when Chicago had to shed him for salary-cap reasons. This summer, Wilson could attempt to sign one of the two Vancouver defensemen who will become unrestricted free agents -- Christian Ehrhoff (a former Shark) or Kevin Bieksa. If they want too much money, there are other alternatives such as Ed Jovanovski or Eric Brewer. With a little tweaking, the roster can be stronger.
SAME: Sharks couldn't get scoring from throughout the lineup when needed.
DIFFERENT: Last year and this, Joe Pavelski rose to the fore during the early rounds. This time, it was Devin Setoguchi with his hat trick against the Kings and a game-winner against Detroit. The goals were needed because of Patrick Marleau's early nonpresence and Dany Heatley's lack of production (possibly affected by a broken hand that was still healing). But when Marleau did show up big against Vancouver, Setoguchi and Pavelski largely vanished. One of these years, it would be great to get all the offensive weapons firing at once. Or maybe get more from the defense other than Boyle.
HOW TO MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE: Dangle the name of Setoguchi on the trade market. Sounds counterintuitive, I know. But the up-and-down nature of Setoguchi's game makes him a frustrating player. If Wilson can't sign a top free-agent defenseman or fit his salary under the cap, Setoguchi is practically the only available trade asset who could bring back quality in return. Setoguchi is a restricted free agent who says he'd take less to stay with the Sharks because he likes playing for the team. But Wilson could trade him before the July 1 free-agent deadline -- and would not be doing his job, if he doesn't at least test the market.
SAME: Wilson as general manager and Todd McLellan as head coach were constants.
DIFFERENT: McLellan seemed to have a better handle on his team's psychology this time, especially when the Detroit series was slipping away. In past years, the Sharks might have faded away after blowing the lead in Game 5. McLellan kept up the team's spirits and pushed the right buttons in Game 7.
HOW TO MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE: Doing nothing at the top is the best thing to do. Any crazy fan who thinks Wilson or McLellan might be fired should consider this: Wilson has made his team's owners a lot of money by putting together a team that has had 45 home playoff games since 2004. Each of those home playoff games is significant added revenue for the franchise -- some say a million bucks per game -- because players make a relatively minuscule amount of money in the postseason. Remember, pro sports is a business.
SAME: Sharks promised after the conference-finals loss that next season will be the season.
DIFFERENT: The core players keep getting older, though they still aren't old. Thornton and Patrick Marleau will be 32 when the first puck drops this autumn. The window for success will stay open for two or three more years.
HOW TO MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE: Jump out to an early division lead in the regular season and stay there, so the older guys can play fewer minutes down the stretch. Reaching the conference finals three straight seasons is no easy feat. During the past 25 seasons, only five teams have done it -- Detroit (2006-09 and 1995-98), Colorado (1999-2002), Dallas (1998-2000), Edmonton (1990-1992) and Boston (1990-1992). The Sharks will be challenged to join that group, given that the Western Conference will likely be even stronger next season. But it's doable. And if the playoff draw breaks right ...
One of these years, the Sharks might be able to eat steak instead of swallowing refried pucks.
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PARKERSBURG - The Parkersburg Police Department held a SWAT training school this week, training officers from around the state.
Daily training was from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the exception of a Thursday night hostage situation, said police spokesman Sgt. Greg Collins. There were eight departments and 16 officers who attended, he said. Instructors of the class set up real-life situations and officers who participated learned everything there was to know about SWAT calls. Collins said the program has been in place since 1998.
"This week we've taught them every type of injury you can do," said Collins of the program. "We've put them under pressure all week."
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Officers from across the state work on SWAT training skills near an abandoned building at Ninth and Ann streets in Parkersburg. (Photo by Mandi Cardosi)
Collins said the program in Parkersburg is recognized by departments all over the state as one of the best training schools in which to send officers. He said the feedback is great and people continue to send people from their police departments to the school each year.
"We don't do it as a money-maker for us," said Collins. "There are expenses we incur like targets and training materials."
Collins said the Parkersburg Police Department is able to utilize the program by not only offering SWAT instructors but trainees. He said two officers with the department are being trained, and it is at no cost to the department.
The crisis negotiation team is on hand, and the training is also an opportunity for them to get some scenario training, said Collins. The most obvious traits the department looks for in students are shooting, maturity, the ability to think under pressure and the ability to work as a team.
"Those things are extremely crucial," said Collins. "We have to make sure we're getting the right type of person."
Collins said applicants most go through a rigorous entry to the program. The process includes applicants sending letters, taking a qualification course (in which they most score a 90 percent), passing the physical agility test they needed to pass at the academy and going through an interview process.
"This is an 80-hour course we're trying to cram into a 40-to-45 hour period," Collins said. "It's a different ball game than standard shooting."
On day one applicants are overwhelmed by the training they receive, he said, but after the third day they gain more confidence.
"We're hard on them, but Wednesday night you can see their confidence getting better and they start having fun," he added. "By today (Thursday) they're starting to have fun with it."
None of the officers who participate have been on a SWAT call, but by the end of the week they are completely trained and certified to be a SWAT officer, Collins said.
Cpl. Chris Aggleton with the Hurricane Police Department said he wanted to come to the training because he has always wanted to be part of a SWAT team.
"This school came highly recommended," he said. "The instructors are incredible. You can tell they really care that they pass good knowledge onto us."
Aggleton said he learned a lot about thinking in real-life situations. By learning a lot of the basics in the academy he was able to put his skills to use during the scenarios, he said.
Wheeling police Officer Ronald Faldowski said he learned the most about communication skills during the training.
"Communication both verbal and nonverbal goes a long way," he said.


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Cheng Yu-tung Steps Down as Hong Kong Tycoons Plan for Succession
One of Hong Kong's richest men is stepping down from the family business and handing the reins to his son.
Cheng Yu-tung, 86 years old, founder and head of Hong Kong conglomerate New World Development, said Wednesday he is stepping down from his positions as chairman and executive director of the company. He will be succeeded by his son Henry Cheng, 65.
Mr. Cheng's New World Development owns assets in Hong Kong across a range of industries including transport, property and retail. In December, the company floated its flagship jewelry business, Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group Ltd., raising US$2 billion in a Hong Kong listing. According to a WSJ profile of Mr. Cheng, that IPO boosted Mr. Cheng's fortune to some $16 billion.
Mr. Cheng, who owns 42% of New World Development, will assume the title of chairman emeritus.
News that Mr. Cheng is retiring from the day-to-day operations of his company comes as Hong Kong's powerful billionaires enter their twilight years and make plans for their succession. But not all are guaranteed to be smooth sailing. The family of 90-year-old gaming mogul Stanley Ho was thrust into the spotlight last year when it was embroiled in a highly public fight for the family fortune. More recently, the sons of late industrialist Henry Fok found themselves in court over their father's estate.


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A lottery grant and the tireless help of parents has helped children at one Oxfordshire village school get to grips with nature.
Horspath Primary School has opened its new wild garden – to the delight of pupils.
Chris Jarvis, education officer at Oxford's University Museum of Natural History, is pictured hunting for bugs in the new wildlife area with, from left, pupils Hannah Austen, Alfie Bushnell and Daniel Digges.
Pupils will have access to wildlife, a pond and new plants, and soon hope to install cameras in the bird boxes and pond for the school to watch.
Nine-year-old Daniel Digges said: "It's really good, the sculptures of the owls and squirrels are my favourite part."
The garden was funded with a Lottery grant of £8,800 and built over the last year.
Headteacher Emma Coleman said: "We are really proud of it, it will be a fabulous resource for the children.
"This wouldn't have happened without the help of residents in Horspath and a dedicated group of parents who kept this project moving."


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Stupidity is contagious. It gets us all from time to time. Even respectable companies can catch it. As I do every week, let's take a look at five dumb financial events this week that may make your head spin.
1. Youku Oh no!
China's leading video-sharing site went public on Wednesday. Youku.com (Nasdaq: YOKU) priced its IPO at $12.80, opened at $27, and closed at $42.70 yesterday.
It may seem like one of the biggest two-day debuts in years, but there's a downside to that. If Youku really is worth its current price, underwriters left $30 a share in IPO proceeds on the table.
More to the point, Youku isn't worth it. Too many investors are so captivated by grabbing a piece of China's YouTube that they may not have checked out the grim financial performancein the company's prospectus.
Youku isn't just profitless since launching its site four years ago. It actually continues to sport negative gross margins. In other words, costs of revenue are swallowing more than the net revenue it's collecting -- and that's before we get to the company's actual operating costs.
This is a tricky niche to monetize, and it doesn't help that the majority of Youku's content is licensed. It may take years before it generates enough in video advertising to turn a profit.
2. Throwing the book at this marriage
Shares of Barnes & Noble (NYSE: BKS) popped earlier this week, after an activist investor's buyout proposal that plans to combine the struggling bookstore chain with the even more troubled Borders Group (NYSE: BGP).
Does anyone think that this can save either company? Do you think that if Tower Records had agreed to join forces with Virgin Records that there would still be a thriving bricks-and-mortar record store scene? Digital delivery killed the CD -- and the same thing will eventually do away with the leafy book.
Borders posted a wider quarterly loss last night, on a problematic 18% plunge in sales. This comes a week after Barnes & Noble came out with a wider than expected loss. A merger will simply delay the inevitable.
3. Stupid analyst tricks
In a strange move, Needham & Co. analyst Laura Martin initiated coverage of AOL (NYSE:AOL) with a "buy" rating.
She points out how AOL has fired more than 5,000 hires over the past two years, and is asking remaining hires to cancel their summer vacations. Obviously morale isn't going to be a strong suit at the company.
She sees AOL earning an adjusted profit of $2.73 a share this year on $2.39 billion in revenue, falling to earnings of $1.53 a share on $2.09 billion come 2011. Maybe it's just me, but shouldn't analysts reserve "buy" ratings for companies that are actually improving?
4. Dell makes a deal
Speculators often rush into potential acquisition targets, hoping to cash out if a buyout proposal comes along at a juicy premium. You have to feel sorry for the gamblers who bought into Compellant (NYSE: CML) just before Dell (Nasdaq: DELL) disclosed that it is in talks to buy the data storage specialist for $27.50 a share.
The speculators guessed correctly, but all of the buzz had pushed Compellant to a close of $33.65 the night before. Data storage companies in general have been buoyant in recent months given the niche's consolidative environment.
Speculators can be like Wile E. Coyote sometimes: They both chase a speedy bird too far, only to find themselves heading for a bruising fall after running past the cliff.
5. Buy cell or hold
Geron (Nasdaq: GERN) shares took their lumps after the stem cell therapy specialist raised $87 million in a secondary offering.
Dilutive stock sales happen often, so why is this one so troubling? Well, the company priced its freshly minted shares at $5 apiece, 18% below where the stock was priced the night before. Does the steep markdown mean that Geron is that desperate for new money?
Investors didn't bother to wait for an answer. The stock gave up the difference, actually closing below $5 yesterday.
If there was humor in the investing world, this is where Dell would step in to buy all of Geron at $4 a share.


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Issue No.01 - January/February (2011 vol.15)
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Blooma Mohan John , Nanyang Technological University
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Community-driven question-answering (CQA) services on the Internet let users share content in the form of questions and answers. Usually, questions attract multiple answers of varying quality from other users. A new approach aims to identify high-quality answers from candidate answers to questions that are semantically similar to the new question. Toward that end, the authors developed and tested a quality framework comprising social, textual, and content-appraisal features of user-generated answers in CQA services. Logistic-regression analysis revealed that content-appraisal features were the strongest predictor of quality. These features include dimensions such as comprehensiveness, truthfulness, and practicality.
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By Julia LeDouxFebruary 1, 2013
Sgt. Monica Mendoza and Lance Cpl. Amilcar Marroquinsalinas have excelled during their time at Headquarters and Service Battalion, Headquarters Marine Corps Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall. And now, their hard work and dedication to the Corps and their fellow Marines has led to further accolades and honors for the two leathernecks.
Mendoza, the non commissioned officer in charge to the Research and Civil Law Branch and the Judge Advocate Support Branch for the Judge Advocate Division, and Marroquinsalinas, a separations clerk and rifle bearer for the battalion color guard, topped off 2012 by being named the NCO of the Year and Marine of the Year for Henderson Hall.
"It's an honor for these Marines to earn this title," said 1st Sgt. Christopher Lillie, company first sergeant, Headquarters Company, H& S Bn.
In order to be selected as Henderson Hall's "best of the best" for 2012, Mendoza and Marroqunisalinas competed in a board against the battalion's other NCOs and Marines of the Quarter.
"I refreshed on Marine Corps knowledge for numerous hours," said Mendoza of her preparations for the board. "My staff sergeant put together a mock board to work on small details and corrections for [when] I appeared in front of the members."
Mendoza said the most challenging part of the board was the "anticipation, the over-preparing, worrying, striving for perfection, but once I was in front of the members of the board, it was go time."
She added that the one thing that surprised her were the opinion questions that were posed by the board. "Even the most basic question was challenged by the members," she said.
Mendoza, a native of Miami, Fla., enlisted in the Corps on Oct. 15, 2007 and attended basic training at Parris Island, S.C., where she graduated in the top 10 percent of the class and received the Molly Marine and Ironwoman awards.
"I joined the Marine Corps after seeing my brother coming back from his fourth deployment," she explained. "I saw his dedication and devotion to his work and the Corps and that inspired me to join and give back not only to my country, but to create relief on all those Marines that sacrifice so much of their life deploying."
Following recruit training and a meritorious promotion to private first class, Mendoza attended the Naval Justice School at Newport, R.I., where she graduated at the top of her class and was meritoriously promoted to lance corporal on May 2, 2008. She became the instructor's aide for the following class. On Sept. 12, 2008, she reported to Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, where she was assigned to the legal assistance office and tax center. She was promoted to corporal Oct. 1, 2009 and became the military justice NCOIC. At the same time, she completed training to become a fixed-wing transport aircrew specialist.
Mendoza reported to Camp Pendleton, Calif., Sept. 27, 2010 and was assigned to the western judicial circuit, where she worked as the clerk of court. In May 2011, Mendoza won the NCO of the quarter board for Camp Pendleton and the meritorious sergeant promotion board for MCI-West.
In addition, Mendoza deployed to Afghanistan with Female Engagement Team 12.1 in September 2011. She reported to Henderson Hall in October 2012.
"It means that I am doing my part as an NCO, leading Marines by example," Mendoza said of being named Henderson Hall's NCOY.
Marroquinsalinas, a native of Guatemala City, Guatemala, enlisted in the Marine Corps in June 2011 and attended basic training in San Diego, Calif.
"When I went to talk to the Marine Corps recruiter, who soon became my recruiter, he told me some valuable stuff that made me want to join. What I liked was that he said that the Marine Corps was the hardest branch due to their training and how strict they are. They are also the smallest branch," Marroquinsalinas said.
Following Marine Combat Training, Marroquinsalinas attended Personnel Administrative School in Camp Johnson, N.C., where he was one of the honor graduates and class leader. He was promoted to private first class in December 2011 and in January 2012 reported to Henderson Hall.
Marroquinsalinas said being named Marine of the Year is a big accomplishment in his career. "Also, it reminds me that hard work pays off," he said. "And to walk around knowing that I am Henderson Hall's Marine of the Year makes me feel like I accomplished my duties as a Marine."
Marroquinsalinas said he prepared himself mentally for the board and knew he had to be ready for anything.
"I was really anxious since this was my first MOY board, so I didn't know what it was going to consist of, but, like I said, I really wanted it. I wanted to be Henderson Hall MOY," he said.
Marroquinsalinas said he used his free time to "study knowledge, Marine net courses, and anything that could set me aside from my competition. What did surprise me and made it a challenge as well was the essay portion, because I believed that was what was going to set me aside from the rest of the Marines competing in the MOY board. I had to ask these questions to myself while preparing for the board, who wanted it more? Which Marine was hungriest?"
Marroquinsalinas also said the Marines in his shop assisted him in his quest to become Marine of the Year.
"I feel like I made them proud and represented the CONAD very well since I'm a direct reflection of them," he continued. "Even though being MOY was a big accomplishment, I would not stop there, I would continue to do great things and work hard because that is what being a Marine is."


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The first reported incident over the weekend occurred in the Wal-Mart parking lot on 1550 Skibo Road on 7/29/2010 at 11:35pm. When the victim told the suspect he had no cigarettes, a gun appearing to be a Glock was displayed and the suspect took a pack of cigarettes from the victim and fled. The suspect was described as a black male wearing a black shirt, blue jeans and a hat.
The second reported incident occurred about a half-hour later at an outside table at the Books-A-Million located at 1920 Skibo Road. A suspect matching the exact same description walked up to a group of four individuals and asked for a cigarette. When the victims said they had no cigarettes, the suspect placed a handgun on the table and stole three wallets and a cell phone before fleeing.
The third reported incident occurred at the Divine Line Tattoo Shop located at 5129 Raeford Road on 7/30/2010 at 2:05pm. The victim was sitting at a table outside when the suspect asked for a cigarette, then displayed a handgun in his waistband and took the victim's wallet. That suspect was described as a 5-foot 8-inch tall black male about 19 years old and weighing about 150-pounds with a short haircut, a goatee wearing a gray shirt and blue shorts. A witness noticed the suspect entering a green Jeep Wrangler or Cherokee with another black male before the suspects fled.
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Perception involves the selection, organization, and interpretation of sensory information. It quickly became one of psychology's primary concerns as early researchers attempted to explain illusions.
In organizing sensory data into whole perceptions, our first task is to discriminate figure from ground. We then organize the figure into meaningful form by following certain rules for grouping stimuli. We transform two-dimensional retinal images into three-dimensional perceptions by using binocular cues, such as retinal disparity, and monocular cues, such as the relative sizes of objects. Our brain computes motion as objects move across the retina. A quick succession of images can also create an illusion of movement.
The perceptual constancies enable us to perceive objects as enduring in shape, size, and lightness, regardless of viewing angle, distance, and illumination. The constancies explain several well-known illusions.
Studies of sensory restriction reveal that, for many species, infancy is a critical period during which experience must activate the brain's innate visual mechanisms. For example, when cataracts are removed from adults who have been blind from birth, they can distinguish figure and ground and they can perceive color, but they are unable to distinguish shapes and forms.
At the same time, human vision is remarkably adaptable. Given glasses that turn the world upside down, people manage to adapt and move about with ease. Clear evidence that perception is influenced by our experience comes from the many demonstrations of perceptual set and context effects.
Although parapsychologists have tried to document ESP, most research psychologists remain skeptical, particularly because the results of experiments have not been reproducible.
1. Describe how the process of perception is directed and limited by selective attention.
Selective attention means that at any moment our awareness focuses on only a limited aspect of all that we are capable of experiencing. For example, even if a stimulus figure can evoke more than one perception, we consciously experience only one at a time. The cocktail party phenomenon provides another example of selective attention. The ability to attend to one voice among many enables us to converse coherently in the midst of auditory chaos. Selective attention also limits our perception, as many stimuli will pass by unnoticed.
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2. Explain how illusions help us to understand perception.
Illusions mislead us by playing on the ways we typically organize and interpret our sensations, and thus understanding illusions provides valuable clues to the ordinary mechanisms of perception. For example, several well-known illusions are based on the perceived relationship between size and distance, which is generally valid. As visual illusions indicate, among our senses vision is dominant. When there is a conflict between vision and other sensations, vision usually dominates, a phenomenon called visual capture.
3. Discuss Gestalt psychology's contribution to our understanding of perception.
Gestalt psychologists described principles by which we organize our sensations into perceptions. They provided many compelling demonstrations of how, given a cluster of sensations, the human perceiver organizes them into a gestalt, a German word meaning a "form" or a "whole." They further demonstrated that the whole may differ from the sum of its parts. Clearly, our brains do more than merely register information about the world. We are always filtering sensory information and inferring perceptions in ways that make sense to us.
4. Explain the figure-ground relationship and identify principles of perceptual grouping in form perception.
Our first task in perception is to perceive any object, called the figure, as distinct from its surroundings, called the ground. We must also organize the figure into a meaningful form. Gestalt principles for grouping that describe this process include proximity (we group nearby figures together), similarity (we group similar figures together), continuity (we perceive smooth, continuous patterns rather than discontinuous ones), closure (we fill in gaps to create a whole object), and connectedness (we perceive spots, lines, or areas as a single unit when uniform and linked).
5. Discuss research on depth perception involving the use of the visual cliff and describe the binocular and monocular cues in depth perception.
Research on the visual cliff (a miniature cliff with a drop-off covered by sturdy glass) reveals that many species have depth perception at, or very soon after, birth. We transform two-dimensional retinal images into three-dimensional perceptions by using binocular and monocular cues.
The binocular cues include retinal disparity (the difference between the two images the retinas receive of an object) and convergence (the extent to which the eyes converge inward when looking at an object).
The monocular cues include relative size (the smaller image of two objects of the same size appears more distant), interposition (nearby objects partially obstruct our view of more distant objects), relative clarity (hazier objects appear more distant), texture gradient (a gradual change to a less distinct texture suggests increasing distance), relative height (higher objects are farther away), relative motion (as we move, objects at different distances change their relative positions in our visual image, with those closest moving most), linear perspective (the converging of parallel lines indicates greater distance), and relative brightness (dimmer objects seem more distant).
6. Describe stroboscopic movement and the phi phenomenon.
Our brain computes motion as objects move across or toward the retina. The brain will also interpret a rapid series of slightly varying images as movement, a phenomenon called stroboscopic movement. By flashing 24 still pictures a second, a motion picture creates perceived movement. The phi phenomenon, another illusion of movement, is created when two or more adjacent lights blink on and off in succession. Theatre and restaurant marquees exploit the effect with a succession of lights that create the impression of, say, a moving arrow.
7. Describe the perceptual constancies and show how they operate in visual illusions.
Perceptual constancy refers to the principle that we perceive objects as unchanging (having consistent lightness, shape, and size) even as illumination and retinal images change.
Given the perceived distance of an object, we instantly and unconsciously infer the object's size. The perceived relationship between distance and size is generally valid but under special circumstances can lead us astray. For example, one reason for the moon illusion is that cues to objects' distances at the horizon make the moon behind them seem farther away. Thus the moon on the horizon seems larger. Similarly, the lines in the Muller-Lyer illusion may be interpreted as varying in distance from us and thus are perceived to be of different lengths. Finally, in the distorted room illusion we perceive both corners as being the same distance away. Thus anything in the near corner appears disproportionately large compared to anything in the far corner
8. Describe the debate over the role of nature and nurture in perception and discuss what research findings on sensory restriction and restored vision have contributed to this debate.
In the classic version of the nature-nurture debate, the German philosopher Immanuel Kant maintained that knowledge comes from our innate ways of organizing sensory experiences. On the other side, the British philosopher John Locke argued that we learn to perceive the world through our experiences of it. It's now clear that different aspects of perception depend more or less on nature's endowments and on the experiences that influence what we make of our sensations.
For many species, infancy is a critical period during which experience must activate the brain's innate visual mechanisms. When cataracts are removed from adults who have been blind from birth, these people remain unable to perceive the world normally. Generally, they can distinguish figure from ground and perceive colors, but they are unable to distinguish shapes and forms. In controlled experiments, infant kittens and monkeys have been reared with severely restricted visual input. When their visual exposure is returned to normal, they, too, suffer enduring visual handicaps.
9. Explain what the use of distorting goggles indicates regarding the adaptability of perception.
Human perception is remarkably adaptable. Given glasses that shift the world slightly to the left or right, or even turn it upside down, people manage to adapt their movements and, with practice, to move about with ease.
10. Discuss the effects of assumptions, expectations, schemas, and contexts on our perceptions.
Clear evidence that perception is influenced by our experiences --our learned assumptions and beliefs --as well as by sensory input comes from the many demonstrations of perceptual set, a mental predisposition to perceive one thing and not another.
Through experience we also form schemas, or concepts, which organize and interpret unfamiliar information, a fact that helps explain why some of us "see" monsters, faces, and UFOs that others do not.
A given stimulus may trigger radically different perceptions, partly because of our different schemas, but also because of the immediate context. For example, we discern whether a speaker said "cults and sects" or "cults and sex" from the surrounding words.
Is There Perception Without Sensation?
11. State the claims of ESP and explain why most research psychologists remain skeptical.
Claims are made by parapsychologists for three varieties of extrasensory perception (ESP): telepathy (mind-to-mind communication), clairvoyance (perceiving remote events), and precognition (perceiving future events). Closely linked with these are claims of psychokinesis, or "mind over matter."
Research psychologists remain skeptical because the acts of so-called psychics have typically turned out to be nothing more than the illusions of stage magicians, because checks of psychic visions have been no more accurate than guesses made by others, and because sheer chance guarantees that some stunning coincidences are sure to occur. Perhaps the most important reason for their skepticism, however, is the absence of a reproducible ESP result. New studies using the "ganzfeld procedure" have recently raised hopes of a possible telepathy phenomenon. Follow-up studies should soon indicate the phenomenon's reliability.
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HESSTON, Kan. - Mary Henson Hopkins, 99, died Nov. 17, 2006, in Hesston.
Born March 15, 1907, at St. Marys, Mo., daughter of the late Urban and Blanche Conrade Birch, she graduated from Cape Central High School and Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau, Mo. She taught school for 30 years in southeast Missouri and was a member of Missouri and Stoddard County Retired Teachers Association and the First Baptist Church in Bloomfield, Mo.
On Feb. 19, 1927, she married Ralph "Pete" Henson who preceded her in death on Nov. 5, 1955. On Dec. 25, 1957, she married Elmer Hopkins who preceded her in death on May 21, 2004.
Survivors include: one son, Bryon "Kent" Henson; one daughter, Donna Sue Cook of Houston; one stepdaughter, Barbara West of Cape Girardeau; and seven grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild, three step-grandchildren and one step-great-grandchild.
Visitation is from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday at the Chiles-Cooper Funeral Home in Bloomfield. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church in Bloomfield. Dr. Dave Bryan and the Rev. Matt Johnson will officiate.
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You never know who you'll see in the Music City.
On the way to Bridgestone Arena for the Minnesota Wild's morning skate, the Lighthouse rode in an elevator car with the one and only, Little Richard. To put it into context, for a giant music lover, it's like a Wild fanatic meeting Devan Dubnyk.
The Minnesota Wild's final road trip of the season is filled with more villainy than a James Bond film. The club will face three of its Central Division rivals, starting tonight against the Chicago Blackhawks, following it up against the Nashville Predators on Thursday, before closing against the St. Louis Blues on Saturday.
Though the road to the Stanley Cup Playoffs is difficult, the Wild is ready for the task, especially after sustaining a 2-0 loss at Xcel Energy Center against the Winnipeg Jets last night. The club had a chance to clinch a berth in the postseason yesterday, but will continue to push forward with only a trio of games left on the docket.
With end of the regular season looming like a final exam, the games have gotten harder, while the math to determine Stanley Cup Playoff combatants has gotten easier. Tonight, the equation is simple for the Minnesota Wild: win and you're in.
The Wild skates in its final home game of the season hosting Central Division rival, the Winnipeg Jets. With a regulation or overtime win, Minnesota clinches a berth in the postseason, while knocking Winnipeg down a peg in the Western Conference standings ladder.
At this point of the season, four days between games seems like an extended vacation. Tonight, the Minnesota Wild returns from its spring break to host the team atop the Eastern Conference standings, the New York Rangers.
Minnesota wants to jump right back into the swing of things against the potent Rangers. They'll have rested legs coming out of the gate.
During a long hockey season, living in hotel rooms on the road can become monotonous. Occasionally to spice things up, players pull pranks on unsuspecting teammates.
The leaner is one of the most infamous hockey pranks on the road. The gag is to fill an ice bucket up with water, lean it up against an unsuspicious teammate's hotel room door at an angle, knock and run down the hallway. When the player opens the door, a small amount of water dumps from the bucket into his entryway and the pranksters laugh at the inevitable swear words that follow.
The following story is of a few bored junior players and one overanxious leaner. Don't try this at home, kids.
After an optional day for the Minnesota Wild didn't see too much action at Xcel Energy Center, the ice was packed with players as the club reconvened for a full practice today.
Forwards Matt Cooke and Kyle Brodziak rejoined the squad for an intense practice that put the team through the paces, working on its systems, offensive and defensive transition, special teams and a short skate to wrap things up.
For Cooke, it's been a long road to recovery. The forward underwent sports hernia surgery and has been out since Feb. 6, missing 27 games.
"It's been tough," Cooke said. "I went such a long time without missing games to injury and I've had two different injuries this year and not small ones. It's been frustrating, but it's been a lot easier having the team winning."
Growing up in Finland, brothers Mikael and Markus Granlund had a spirited sibling rivalry, be it on the ice or in a fun summer round of bocce ball. If you watched Mikael's Becoming Wild episode last season, you saw the brothers fiercely competing in a simple game of posts. Tonight, that competition will carry over to the highest level of the sport, with the brothers meeting for the second time in the National Hockey League, as Mikael's Wild hosts Markus' Calgary Flames at Xcel Energy Center.
In the BW episode, Markus won and Mikael had the chore of picking the pucks off the ice. However, in their first NHL meeting on March 3, 2013 last season, Mikael had bragging rights, leading Minnesota to a 3-2 victory with two assists.
Thomas Vanek didn't much care for the old Nassau Coliseum, that is, until he was traded to the New York Islanders last season. After playing on Long Island, the wing developed an affinity for the old barn.
"This is a building I didn't like coming to, but once I was here, it is one of my favorite buildings now," Vanek said. "I think the fans are great, the building gets loud."
Unless the Wild and Islanders meet in the Stanley Cup Final, this will be the final time Vanek and the Wild will skate in the Coliseum. The Isles will move to Brooklyn next season and play at the Barclay Center.
For some, this might be an enticing move, to be in one of New York City's Five Boroughs. However, Vanek said he'd rather have the team stay in Long Island. After acquiring the forward last season from the Buffalo Sabres, the club offered him a contract extension. The move to Brooklyn factored in on his decision to test free agency.
"I thought about it long and hard, but there were two factors," Vanek said. "One was the summer, I made a choice that I really wanted to go to free agency. The one thing I didn't like was the move to Brooklyn. I think that if the rink was built here on the Island, where it should be, there's a good chance I'd still be here."
The forward said that he knows Islanders General Manager Garth Snow gave up a lot to acquire him, so he's glad to see the team doing well and on its way to the playoffs. The Islanders currently sit second in the Metropolitan Division in the East.
"For them to be in the playoffs and doing well, it makes it a little easier and better," Vanek said.
The 31-year-old is riding a season team-high, eight-game point streak. After a goal and assist last night in Toronto, Vanek is now second on the team in scoring with 49 points (19-30=49).
Brodziak Out, Schroeder In
Forward Kyle Brodziak will come out of the lineup tonight, feeling upper-body tightness after his fight with Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Dion Phaneuf last night.
Wild Head Coach Mike Yeo said the wing should be fine for Friday, when the club returns home and hosts the Calgary Flames. Minnesota's bench boss still thinks Brodziak stepping in after Phaneuf leveled Erik Haula and followed it up with a two-hand chop to Jared Spurgeon was the right thing to do.
"Obviously we wish he was in the lineup tonight," Yeo said. "But those types of things are things that you have to do for your teammates. He's sending a pretty good message to our group there."
With Brodziak out, Jordan Schroeder will enter the lineup for the first time since March 6. The speedy wing has seven points (3-4=7) in 18 games this season.
Dubnyk Starts, Again
After a 35-save win against the Leafs, Devan Dubnyk will be in goal yet again for Minnesota. (Copy and paste with a number change) He's started all 32 games with the Wild since being acquired by the Arizona Coyotes.
For Minnesota, Dubnyk starting is non-story, but the question is still asked in every media scrum. Yeo had a drop-the-mic line when asked if he's worried about starting the netminder game after game (much to the delight of the Lighthouse and rest of the media).
"I worry about not starting him."
Boom. Scrum over.
With the spring temperatures dropping back down in the State of Hockey, the Minnesota Wild looks to stay hot on the road. The Wild has been turning typically hostile environments into tranquil-as-a-summer-day atmospheres on the road of late. Winners of a franchise-best eight straight road games, the club again will look to quiet one of the rowdiest crowds in the National Hockey League, the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, tonight against the Maple Leafs.
Despite the variation in buildings, cities and opponents, there has been one constant for Minnesota since Jan. 15: between the pipes. Goaltender Devan Dubnyk has started every contest since coming to the Wild from the Arizona Coyotes. The story of Dubnyk's arrival and the coinciding Wild rise is as worn as old pair of jeans. However, with the Leafs struggling and the Toronto media hungry for a fresh story, the netminder held court for a gaggle of cameras and microphones.
With the WCHA Playoffs coming to Xcel Energy Center this weekend, the Minnesota Wild was forced to take a mini road trip for today's practice. The club skated at Braemar Arena in Edina before returning to Saint Paul tomorrow to host Central Division rival, the St. Louis Blues.
Defenseman Marco Scandella will make his return against the Blues. The 25-year-old has missed nine games with an upper-body injury.
"We've done a pretty good job battling through some tough games without him, but he's a real important player for our team and makes a big difference when he's in the lineup," Wild Head Coach Mike Yeo said. "He's coming back and jumping right into it, it will be a tough test for him tomorrow."


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