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Several citizens have complained that City of Milwaukee police officers have subjected them to illegal strip searches and body cavity searches. In response to these complaints, multiple investigations of the City of Milwaukee Police Department ("MPD") are currently underway.
Wisconsin law contains strict requirements that must be satisfied for a police officer to conduct a strip search or a body cavity search. A strip search is defined as a search of a detained person where the person's private areas are uncovered and either exposed to view or touched by the person conducting the search. For a strip search to be legal: (1) the person conducting the search must be the same sex as the person being searched; (2) the search cannot expose the person being searched to public view; (3) the search cannot be recorded; and (4) the person conducting the search must obtain prior written consent from an appropriate authority, unless the person conducting the search has probable cause to believe that the person being searched is concealing a weapon. In addition, only a physician, physician's assistant or registered nurse can conduct a body cavity search.
Apparently MPD officers have not been following these requirements when conducting strip searches or body cavity searches, and the MPD has apparently been aware of such complaints for at least a couple of years. As a result, the MPD is currently investigating at least seven officers, in addition to at least one sergeant, for conducting illegal strip searches and body cavity searches. The Milwaukee County District Attorney has convened a secret John Doe investigation, where persons can be subpoenaed to testify regarding their knowledge of the allegedly illegal searches. In addition, federal authorities are investigating. Samster, Konkel & Safran, S.C. is currently representing a number of victims of these allegedly illegal searches and investigating whether claims for civil rights violations may be pursued.
Keep monitoring www.skslawyers.com for updates on the progress of these investigations. If you have been subject to an illegal strip search or bodily cavity search, contact Samster, Konkel & Safran, S.C. to discuss your legal remedies.
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I was prescribed this for the arthritis in my back & am happy with it as it doesn't irritate me stomach. The price is prohibitive though, sad to say I won't be using it much longer.
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I have arthritis, bursitus, and fibromayalsia. Found that the patches have worked really well for me. I am however really dissapointed with the cash pay price. Prescription for 60 patches is $425 here in Florida. But, how do you put a price on pain relief that is non-narcotic? Narcotic pain meds only lead to more pain meds and more pain. Take it from one who has been there and has recovered from 5 ... Show Full Comment
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Used patch for arthritic, bursitis and fibromyalgia in both hips, cut one in half to put on each side, changed them every 12 hours, stayed on well and worked. After 15 days I am covered in itchy hives and have been given an inhaler to help stop the constant coughing I have developed. Now trying Singular to get rid of the hives. With the added stress of this, pain is now worse then before and I itc ... Show Full Comment
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WENATCHEE— Link Transit's goal of using electric trolleys may be finally coming together on its third set of batteries.
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Converter for using in-body autofocus lens
I have a Sigma 70-300mm DL lens I used with my old N70 film camera. I recently upgraded to a D5000 and would like to use the lens with autofocus. Does anyone know if there is a converter to convert the focus signals from the camera to in-body focus drive?
#1. "RE: Converter for using in-body autofocus lens" | In response to Reply # 0MEMcD Nikonian since 24th Dec 2007Mon 15-Feb-10 06:06 AM
Hi Julian,
Welcome to Nikonians!
There is no such converter! You can use the lens but with Manual Focus only!
If you want to AF with that lens you will have to upgrade to a D90 or higher body (current)! The older D50/D70/D70S/D100/D200 bodies also have AF motors built into the camera body.
Good Luck and Enjoy your Nikons!
Best Regards,
#3. "RE: Converter for using in-body autofocus lens" | In response to Reply # 2MEMcD Nikonian since 24th Dec 2007Mon 15-Feb-10 11:38 PM
Hi Julian,
Anything is possible given enough time and money!
The problem is any such adaptor would cost more than the price difference between a D3000 and a D90 as the demand for such a devise would be very low. It would also have to incorporate optical elements to correct for the additional distance between the camera body and the back of the lens. Similar to a TC. The TC-14E II sells for $350.00(gray) to $420.00(USA) without a motor or any mechanical linkage for "Screwdriver AF".
Good Luck and Enjoy your Nikons!
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Kier Sheffield's Considerate Service Recognised With National Award Win
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Kier celebrates award win in Sheffield
Kier Sheffield LLP is celebrating double success at the Considerate Constructors Scheme National Company Awards 2012 for the delivery of repairs and maintenance to around 42,000 Council-owned homes and public buildings, ranking it in the top 10% of sites in the UK.
An award-winning partnership between Sheffield City Council and Kier Group, Kier Sheffield, which was the first company in the country to register day-to-day repairs and maintenance of both housing and corporate buildings into the Considerate Constructors Scheme, was praised as 'Exceptional' and presented with two Bronze awards.
Kier regional managing director, Simon Bullen, said: "We are extremely proud to be presented with these awards. Over 500 companies are registered on the Scheme but only 59 received Bronze, Silver or Gold Awards this year. Receiving two awards is testament to the hard work of every member of the Kier team who work tirelessly to ensure that the residents of Sheffield are receiving the best possible service every day."
The most recent Considerate Constructors Scheme assessment, carried out in October 2012 on day-to-day housing repairs, gave Kier full marks in two categories (Considerate and Accountable). In each of the eight sections of the Considerate Constructors Scheme Code, it is possible to score between one and five points, with three indicating compliance. Kier's overall score of 37 points out of a possible 40 means the service has been officially classed as 'exceptionally good'.
Kier Sheffield LLP is responsible for repairs and maintenance to housing stock managed by Sheffield Homes, as well as schools and public buildings. For more information about Kier visit www.kierservices.co.uk
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One of the curiosities about the 49ers' fading season is how, in the last month, they've morphed from coach Mike Singletary's deeply held philosophy of being a smashmouth running team into a pass-happy bunch.
Not that Seattle, mind you, was complaining Sunday.
After dealing the 49ers a tough-to-swallow 20-17 loss, several Seahawks — including coach Jim Mora — rubbed salt in the wound by expressing their profound gratitude that Frank Gore didn't carry the ball more often.
"It's a load off when they take care of one of our problems for us," said Seattle linebacker Aaron Curry of Gore's nine carries for 25 yards. "It was ... beautiful."
While 49ers quarterback Alex Smith had another strong afternoon operating a spread offense-like attack — completing 27 of 45 passes for a career-high 310 yards and two touchdowns — finding a balance between the run and pass continues to elude a team now in danger of missing the playoffs.
Singletary, as he conducted his post-mortem Monday, once again said that he doesn't care how the 49ers win, just as long as they do.
The Seattle defense, he added, was focused primarily on stopping Gore, who burned the Seahawks for 207 yards rushing in a Week 2 49ers victory. So San Francisco tried to make them pay through the air.
"I don't want us to outsmart ourselves," Singletary said. "If they have a package out there where it's better to throw the ball, then we need to take advantage of that matchup. You have to be smart about the matchups."
In fact, he added that "some" calls intended to be running plays were changed on the field once Smith got a better look at the Seattle defensive scheme.
That said, even tight end Vernon Davis expressed some mild surprise that the 49ers' offense has been opened up so dramatically in recent weeks.
"But it takes everybody on the team to make things happen," he added. "Frank just can't do everything all by himself."
Of course, it didn't add up to a win Sunday in large part because the 49ers made too many mistakes — highlighted by two fumbles and numerous dropped passes. And now the math doesn't favor their playoffs hopes.
The 49ers (5-7) are three games behind NFC West-leading Arizona (8-4) with four left to play as the two teams head into a showdown Monday at Candlestick Park. The 49ers could run the table and it still might not be enough considering the depth of the hole they've dug for themselves.
"I'm going to be smart about it," Staley said. "I'm not getting back out there and going full-bore right away. A knee is a really delicate thing. If you're dishonest with yourself, you can end up doing more damage."
But he added that the weekly letter the 49ers send to the league office will be "several paragraphs more" in length.
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Scott Patterson has a report on how today's economic data is hurting agricultural names.
One corner of the market that had been holding up even as most other stocks fell is continuing a recent freefall: agribusiness.
The Market Vectors Global Agribusiness exchange-traded fund (which sports the way-too-cute ticker MOO) is down 6% in early trading. The ETF includes seed maker Monsanto, Mosaic, which makes fertilizer, and Deere, the tractor behemoth.
Such stocks had been on a remarkable tear — the MOO ETF had gained nearly 50% through Jan. 14, when it reached its record high, since it was launched just over four months ago. The primary catalyst for the sector has been rising demand for the gasoline substitute ethanol, which sparked a boom in corn plantings, and prices, last year. That spurred more purchases of everything farm-related from potash to plows.
What kneecapped the parabolic MOO? The most likely culprit is the dismal business conditions report from the Philadelphia Fed, which hit the wires at 10 a.m. Eastern – the same time the ETF started dropping. The report, a survey of the region's manufacturing sector, dipped to a level not seen since October 2001, after the Sept. 11 terrorist attack. Investors have been jittery about manufacturing since the Institute for Supply Management said its index of manufacturing activity dropped to 47.7 in December, the lowest reading since April 2003.
The chain of thinking may be this: Weak manufacturing activity could mean demand for oil will soften. That could lead to less demand for ethanol. Pop goes agribusiness, which had the early signs of a bubble in the making.


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"O young woman, throw yourself into the water again so that I may a second time have the chance of saving both of us!" A second time, eh, what a risky suggestion! Just suppose, cher maître, that we should be taken literally? We'd have to go through with it. Brr ...! The water's so cold! But let's not worry! It's too late now. It will always be too late. Fortunately! (6.29).
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(Port Angeles) -- Two men are expected to make a first appearance in court today in connection with two armed, home-invasion robberies.
26-year-old Sean Moore and 20-year-old Travis Turner were booked into the Clallam County jail over the weekend.
Clallam County Sheriff's detectives believe the duo are responsible for two home-invasion robberies on July 7th and 8th. One happened in Gales Addition, the other along Barr Road.
Detectives say they got a break in the case this week when two citizens came forward and gave statements that Turner and Moore had been carrying guns and bragged about committing the robberies.
A third man, 19-year-old Nicholas Taylor, was arrested on unrelated bench warrants when police busted Turner and Moore. Taylor rented a hotel room in which investigators believed Moore and Turner had holed up.
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BATON ROUGE, La. -- With Alabama's hopes of a second straight national title hanging by a thread, A.J. McCarron shook off a dismal second half and guided the Crimson Tide right down the field.
McCarron read an LSU blitz and flipped a swing pass to T.J. Yeldon, who did the rest on a 28-yard touchdown with 51 seconds remaining that gave the top-ranked Crimson Tide a 21-17 victory over No. 5 LSU.
Alabama (9-0, 6-0 Southeastern Conference) now has a clear path to the league championship game in Atlanta and remains solidly on course to defend its national title in Miami.
But this one was a struggle. Led by embattled quarterback Zach Mettenberger, LSU (7-2, 3-2) fought back from a 14-3 halftime deficit with an offensive performance that was nothing like its dismal showing against the Tide in last season's BCS championship game.
Jeremy Hill scored on a 1-yard run late in the third quarter, LSU's first TD against Alabama since 2010 -- a span of nearly three full games. Then Mettenberger threw perhaps the best pass of his LSU career, hooking up with Jarvis Landry on a 14-yard touchdown that put the Tigers ahead 17-14 with just under 13 minutes remaining.
LSU was on the verge of putting the game away, driving into Alabama territory and forcing coach Nick Saban to call his remaining timeouts. But Drew Alleman missed a 38-yard field goal, and McCarron took over from there.
He completed three straight passes to put Alabama in scoring position. Then, when LSU brought a corner blitz, he got the ball away quickly to Yeldon. The freshman running back broke one tackle and faked out another defender, racing to the end zone for the winning score.
LSU coach Les Miles kept reaching into his bag of tricks -- and kept getting burned. A fake field goal was stuffed. An onside kick didn't work. And going for it on fourth down in Alabama territory didn't work out either.
"I wish I had a couple of my calls back," Miles said. "That's the way it goes."
Mettenberger finished 24 of 35 for 298 yards, with 14 of those completions for 202 yards coming over the final two quarters.


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Gospel Coalition NE Conference in Boston
Reg . November 11, 2016, We plan to qualify for group pricing for this conference. If you plan to attend please let the office know so we can register together as a group: admin(at)trinity-baptist.org
We plan to get a group rate for this conference but need to register as a group. If you are interested in attending - please contact the church office - admin (at) trinity-baptist.org or 203-789-4500.
Urban Outreach
Reg . More volunteers are needed for this summers' enrichment camp for kids in the Newhallville neighborhood. Contact gregory.hendrickson(at)trinity-baptist.org (203) 214-5266 or camp director Cynthia Bobo cynthiadenise55(at)yahoo.com (203) 624-3028.
Youth Group in the Summer
Reg . Our Youth group will have a few events through the summer months but not regular meetings. If you are interested in hearing about those gatherings contact Pastor Nick (203) 789-4500, nicholas.lauer(at)trinity-baptist.org
One Thing
Reg . Looking for a way to serve? Grab a copy of our One Thing brochure on the back table or go to http://trinity-baptist.org/opportunitiestoserve.php
Welcome Back Potluck
Reg . September 4, 2016,
Congregational Meeting
Reg . September 20, 2016,
Financial Peace University
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Middle and High School Students Weekly Meetings Begin
Reg . September 7, 2016, Also, save the date for our Fall Retreat, Sept 23-25. If you are interested in serving with the Youth Ministry, contact Pastor Nick (203) 789-4500, nicholas.lauer(at)trinity-baptist.org
College Lunch
Reg . September 11, 2016,
Evening Service Preacher
Reg . July 31, 2016, 06:30 pm - 08:00 pm , Pastor Nick Lauer
Trinity Church Wide Picnic
Reg . August 20, 2016, 012:00 pm - 03:00 pm , at Brooksvale Park in Hamden (map: https://goo.gl/maps/xrdyok63Q4U2). Trinity will supply the main course; please bring drinks, desserts & sides. If you need a drive or can give a drive please contact admin(at)trinity-baptist.org or (203) 789-4500.
Picnic in the Park
Reg . August 28, 2016, 012:00 pm - 01:00 pm , with the Lauer Family in Edgerton Park (75 Cliff St.) (map: https://goo.gl/maps/aGRBbNyp4Uk). Bring your own picnic lunch and join us for a casual lunch together.


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After Weekend of Lawyering, New Lines Drawn in Battle for Wachovia
While you enjoyed the weekend, Law Blog readers, the Wachovia/Wells/Citi situation underwent multiple permutations. Our deal colleagues tell us that, whatever the outcome of the court battle(s), the transaction is certain to reshape the country's banking industry. We figure it will. But we'd also like to emphasize that, after three days of run-and-gun lawyering, the deal also has potential to lay down some new legal precedent — even if it's far from clear what that precedent will look like.
By the time of our last post, yesterday, here's where things stood: Friday's announcement that Wells Fargo had jumped Citi's $2.2 billion deal to acquire Wachovia drew battle cries from Citi, which cited a not-very-official-looking exclusivity agreement. On Saturday, lawyers convened at the "stately white Georgian home" of Judge Charles Ramos, located in Cornwall, Conn. (More on this later.) Citi presented its complaint to Judge Ramos, who decided ultimately to extend the exclusivity agreement — which was set to expire yesterday — until Friday. This sent lawyers from both sides scattering to redraw their plans.
For their part, Wells and Wachovia went to federal court to argue that a provision in the new $700 billion Economic Stabilization Act, signed into law on Friday, made the dispute a federal matter. Last night, U.S. District Court Judge John G. Koetl gave lawyers until tomorrow to file briefs. According to Tulane law prof Elizabeth Nowicki, who reached out to us yesterday, Wachovia is arguing that, under federal law, Section 126(c) of the bailout bill voids the exclusivity agreement between itself and Citi, meaning that that Wachovia is free to negotiate with any entity it pleases. While Judge Koetl is apparently willing to entertain that argument, Professor Nowicki tells us she thinks the argument is a non-starter.
Professor Nowicki told the Law Blog that, while the title of the new provision — "Unenforceability of Certain Agreements" — may be misleading, the provision merely says that "deal jumpers" (like Wells Fargo) can't face liability for violating an exclusivity agreement in another buyer's acquisition agreement with a target. "This new provision," says Nowicki, "does not say such exclusivity agreements will automatically be completely null and void. Quite the opposite. The amendment only says that no exclusivity agreement can 'be enforceable against or impose any liability' on any person offering to acquire a target otherwise bound by the exclusivity agreement."
Here are reports from the WSJ and NYT, which both mention that, in addition to the legal wrangling, a new deal, encouraged by the FDIC, could be in the works to split the baby between Wells and Citi. In such a deal, Wachovia's 3,346 branches could be divvied up along geographic lines.
But let's return to the law. Late last night, James McGuire, a New York state appeals-court judge reversed Ramos's ruling. Why? In his one-page order, McGuire cites three reasons:
1) McGuire believes "substantial questions have been raised regarding the authority of Justice Ramos to have issued the order while physically located outside the State of New York." (Recall that Judge Ramos issued the order from his Connecticut home.)
2) "In addition," writes McGuire, "it appears that whether [Judge Ramos's order] has any effect on the rights of the parties is far from clear, as Wachovia is not ordered to do or refrain from doing anything by the terms of the order."
3) "Thus, it is also not clear that the order, to the extent it is construed to grant injunctive relief, could prevent any injury, irreparable or otherwise."


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CRIMES & INCIDENTSWhat's with SOME bike riders around Ptown lately?!
In less than two days, it's been an almost unfortunate and always frustrating situation when some (not all), bike riders...Original post made by MiffedPtownDriver on Oct. 5, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESPleasanton schools focusing on flu prevention
With the number of flu cases increasing in some parts of the country, the Pleasanton Unified School District is focusing...Original post made on Oct. 1, 2009
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COMMENTS ON STORIESCounty officials cut short confab with Chinese delegation eyeing NUMMI
Alameda County supervisors cut short their meeting last week with Chinese officials who were here to explore options for...Original post made on Oct. 4, 2009
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALNow why would Obama throw the dalai lama under the bus for the Chinese?
President Obama cancels meeting with the spiritual leader until such time as he meets with the Chinese leader. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091006/ap_on_go_pr_wh/us_us_china_...Original post made by Rita on Oct. 6, 2009
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Flying solo can be daunting but Poetry On Canvas Artists are taking the leap, some for the First Time and Others are Old...Original post made by Claudette McDermott on Oct. 5, 2009
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALAnother dismal jobs outlook
Please review the below link. We need tax reductions to spur economic growth to create jobs. Not healthcare, cap and trade,...Original post made by Michael on Oct. 3, 2009
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALDemocrats Sponsoring Bill for Defeat in Afghanistan...
It should come to no one's surprise that Democrats - the Party of Surrender -- are sponsoring HR3699 to withhold troop surge...Original post made by not surprised on Oct. 5, 2009
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AROUND TOWNGood News for Children in the National Health Reform Debate
Good News for Children in the National Health Reform Debate Last week, the Senate Finance Committee finished its process...Original post made by DoctorFeelGood on Oct. 5, 2009
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AROUND TOWNGood News for Children in the National Health Reform Debate
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL"Will California Become America's First Failed State?"
If the Democrats remain in office, the answer is YES! Also thanks to Arnold's (and Maria's) liberalism, he has hurt this...Original post made by Dave on Oct. 4, 2009
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALObama loses again!
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AROUND TOWNFirst segment of Interstate 580 carpool lane complete
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AROUND TOWNPleasanton Library-Louder than Starbucks
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The Herkimer County Historical Society will host three bus trips this fall. They are as follows:
• Thousand Islands Winery — Saturday, Sept. 14. Enjoy wine tasting at award-winning Thousand Islands Winery and Coyote Moon Vineyards with a stop at Alexandria Bay for sight-seeing and lunch. The cost is $55 per person.
• Yankee Candle and Holyoke Mall — Saturday, Nov. 9. Visit the Yankee Candle flagship store in South Deerfield, Mass. ,and the Holyoke Mall, with an optional stop for lunch at Cracker Barrel. The cost $55 per person; and $50 per person for groups of six or more.
• New York City — Saturday, Dec. 7. Two buses will depart from Herkimer with one bus dropping people off at Macy's and the other one at Bryant Park. Enjoy free time to Christmas shop or see a Broadway show. The cost is $60 per person; and $55 per person for groups of six or more.
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Horton Hatches the Egg
by Dr. Seuss
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What is this book really about?
Have you ever been really into something (say, the 2008 summer Olympics), only to have something else come along and capture all your attention (say, the entire Twilight series)? If you said yes, you're a terrible person.
Now, now, don't get your feathers in a bunch. Just a little polite joshing among friends. We've all been there, including our not-so-leading-lady Mayzie. And including Dr. Seuss himself.
Mr. Teddy "Seuss" Geisel had plenty of experience with distraction. In his case, though, the distraction was World War II—slightly weightier than Twilight. Seuss experienced something of a political coming-of-age while writing Horton. And that, Shmeussers, complicates the question of what this book is really about.
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Ben Hanowski and the Abbotsford Heat were just getting into Milwaukee on Thursday evening when the call came in.
With Brian McGrattan out with an upper body injury and Lee Stempniak off for a few days for a personal reason, the Flames needed a forward and turned to the Little Falls, MN native.
"It's obviously what you're working for down in Abbotsford," he said after a lengthy morning skate. "You're trying help them, get better, and eventually make it up here. It's very exciting for me."
There is a level of uncertainty surrounding how long McGrattan will be out for but Hanowski isn't focusing on that at all. His goal is to simply impress the coaching staff and management in practice and not stress about if he will get into next week's games.
"You've just got to come in and work hard, play your game, keep it simple. Right away, get your feet wet and play hard. Whatever happens, happens. Have no regrets. Play hard and leave it all out there. If it's two days, two months, just know you gave it what you have."
The 23-year-old has suited up for 48 games with the Heat this season - his first full professional campaign - and has been impressive since Game One. Through his high school and collegiate career, he was known for his goal-scoring prowess but Heat head coach Troy G. Ward has shifted his role to more of a two-way player. He has embraced the challenge, improving his defensive game and skating, and has flourished.
"Benny has been doing great with Abbotsford," Bob Hartley said. "Yesterday afternoon, we talked and he was the guy we felt deserved a call-up.
"Here's a guy I think that has a great understanding of the game, great hockey sense. We told him at the end of last year that we wanted him to work on his skating. He did and he showed up to camp in great shape."
He was thrown right into the fire this morning with Hartley putting his charges through arduous skating drills at the end of an hour-long skate.
"It's good to be back," he grinned. "It was worth it. I'll take that every day to be up here so it was good."
He was fairly prepared for the intensity of the Flames practice due to the fact that the coaching staff in Abbotsford run a very similar system to that of their NHL counterpart.
"The coaching staff down there, [they preach] to move and get up and down the ice. That's how we play. Today, I felt good out there and we'll see how it keeps going. But I think I was pretty well prepared for it.
"Speed-wise, we play pretty up-tempo down in Abbotsford. Coach Ward likes us getting up and down on the ice, playing fast and making plays. From a speed aspect, maybe a little bit quicker [here]. Guys are just bigger, smarter, stronger."
Hanowski also has five NHL games under his belt. Last season, after his collegiate career came to a close at the Frozen Four, the Flames inked him to a two-year entry-level deal and immediately brought him up to Calgary.
That cup of coffee gave him a boost heading into his rookie season with the Heat and has him feeling very comfortable right now, in the midst of his first recall this year.
"I think it helped a lot, going into the summer and knowing what to expect," he explained. "It was probably a little easier transition coming into training camp, being familiar with some of the staff and some of the guys."
Reto Berra (Switzerland) and Ladislav Smid (Czech Republic) are on their back to Calgary from Sochi, Russia. Berra is expected to be at practice on Sunday and Smid is expected back shortly after.
On Thursday, McGrattan appeared to hit a rut in the ice and went back into the boards. He immediately left practice and today, Hartley had more of an update on the winger.
"He's banged up pretty good," the bench boss said. "I don't think it's going to be very long ... it's upper body.
"He's so lucky. I saw it last night on TV. I can't believe it. He was in lots of pain when I got there. He's lucky."
"That's why it's such a great game. The momentum swings from side to side. It's unfortunate because in those games there's a loser but I think that both teams they performed very well. And it was fun to watch." - Hartley on the Canada-USA women's gold medal game on Thursday
After the Flames watched the Canada-USA semi-final game, they headed out to a curling rink for a little team bonding.
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#Seawolves drop 3-0 decision to Albany
Nov. 1, 2013
Stony Brook, N.Y. - Melissa Rigo hit .348 with 11 kills and 10 digs, while Kaitlin Costello tallied 13 kills and 10 digs, but the Stony Brook volleyball team came up short against Albany, 3-0 (25-20, 25-23, 25-23), Friday night in front of a boisterous crowd at Pritchard Gymnasium.
Sophomore captain Lo Hathaway led Stony Brook (12-14, 6-3 AE) with 15 digs, while Hannah Dolan dished a team-high 32 assists.
Although it was a sweep, all three sets were close, back-and-forth battles. Albany clung to a one-point lead, 19-18, in the opening frame after Rigo slammed one home. The Great Danes used a 4-0 run thereafter to go in front by five, 23-18, and held on for the win despite two kills from Taylor Gillie and Costello in the moments that followed.
The Seawolves recovered quickly and took an 18-14 advantage in set two when Dolan set up Kathy Fletcher for a kill. Albany asked for time and went on a 9-3 run to go ahead, 23-21. Stony Brook stormed back and knotted the set at 23-all on the strength of back-to-back kills by Costello, but Albany tallied the next two for the win.
SB again had the hot-hand early in the third, racing out to a 10-6 lead after a kill and ace by McFadden. Fletcher and Gillie registered kills to propel the squad to a five-point advantage, 12-7; however, Albany rallied to even the frame at 13 points apiece as a seesaw affair ensued. The guests took a 24-21 lead to put the Seawolves on the brink of the loss, but the scrappy bunch sent the raucous crowd into a frenzy when Rigo scored a kill and an ace. After a timeout, Albany scored a kill to secure the sweep.
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Definition of actinic in English:
(Of light or lighting) able to cause photochemical reactions, as in photography, through having a significant short wavelength or ultraviolet component.
Example sentences
- This approach can be very cost-effective, since the cost of non-LED based actinic illumination is significantly lower than LED-based illumination.
- These states were detected both by short actinic flashes and by the switching of the actinic illumination level between different stationary state values.
- Leaves were then illuminated with actinic light and saturating flashes of 0.7 s duration were applied every 1.5 min.
- Example sentences
- Optical radiation may cause chemical changes in living or non-living materials: this property is called actinism and radiation capable of causing such changes is referred to as actinic radiation.
- The author here suggests the introduction of a useful word, radiance, to express the light, radiant heat, and actinism of the sun, which are evidently modifications of the same form of energy.
- The germination of seeds in the spring is dependent upon the variations in the amount of actinism or chemical influence of light and heat.
Mid 19th century: from Greek aktis, aktin- 'ray' + -ic.
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Cindy Campbell
Being a part of the Q-106.5 Morning Show with Scott Miller has made some positive changes in my life. First, I get to have a blast every morning at work! And second, it means I'm home in the afternoons! I can spend time with our Golden Retriever, Lola, who is the doggy love of my life. And with my fiance Jim! I have a new passion to go with my loves of books, movies, and metal detecting....fishing! I love it! Once I'd caught my first (ever) fish, I knew it was something I want to do a lot of. And I have! I hope you'll join us on the Q-106.5 Morning Show with Scott Miller and Cindy (me!), and stick around as I bring you Maine's Best Country from 9 til 10!


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The Primer Loop
Dishonored is not without its share of problems. The silent protagonist thing gets a little old, especially during moments when you just wish Corvo would just speak up. And though the AI overall usually performs admirably, given the open-endedness of most situations, it's jarring when enemies fail to notice that their buddies are dropping like flies, or when the same line is repeated across all nine levels by a dozen different soldiers. And while I give the world's overall look and lore a standing ovation, there are some major texture issues.
I feel I should share another phenomenon that affected my experience. I called it the Primer Loop. Primer is a 2004 indie time travel film in which a well-meaning scientist becomes obsessed with repeating a single evening over and over until the reality matches the image in his mind. Dishonored allows you to save and load at any point, and I often found myself falling into a similar pattern, saving every few minutes and re-loading to that point until I did everything perfectly. It's a personal flaw of mine, but I would have honestly preferred not to have that option at all.
Small flaws and personal weaknesses aside, Dishonored is the type of game that begs to be played over and over. It's truly empowering to freeze time, send crossbow bolts into a half-dozen enemies' skulls, and watch them all turn to ash in unison (thanks to another ability that's helpful to stealth players). And a cast of memorable and well-acted characters (Susan Sarandon almost steals the show as Granny Rags—just wait and see) sweetens the whole package even further.
Dishonored co-creator Harvey Smith told me in an interview late in September that he wanted players who made it to the end of the game to feel as if they'd only seen about 30 percent of what it had to offer. And even though I completed most missions painstakingly, exploring everywhere I could and taking the vast majority of enemies out by stealthy means, my first urge upon finishing was to start again, taking a totally different approach, so that I could see the rest of it. And there's no greater compliment than that.


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> Hi all,
> Little off topic, but you have always helped in the past. I have a box
> that has several versions of Ubuntu installed at various times. I am
> looking for a live disk that will allow me to wipe the drive clean as if
> the thing was brand new. I really don't think that installing one version
> over another completely wipes the old defaults out.
> Any suggestions.
Go to the hard drive manufacturer's web site and download the floppy or
CD they have for wiping their drives. It's free.
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Friday Reading #1
I would like to think of this as an innovative reimagning of Martin Belam's Friday Reading posts but as you can see it is a blatant copy. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery etc. Anyway, I am using this as a way to get back into the habit of more regular writing and also a way […]
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Weekly Poll: Is There A Place For Open-Source in the Data Center? – ReadWriteCloud Can the technologies that the web is built on find there way into enterprise data centres in ever greater numbers? (tags: opensource enterprise2.0) Tim Berners-Lee: The year open data went worldwide | Video on TED.com A great talk from the 'Inventor […]
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A Symbol of Our Oppression « Free South London A great visualisation that shows how your view of the world can change dramatically by just spinning things around a little. (tags: data visualisation)
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16 bitchin' commands and shortcuts for Twitter | Blog | Econsultancy Some very useful command line short cuts for Twitter. (tags: twitter tips socialmedia)
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Simply Understand: Why Simply Understand? A lovely site which its owner, Corinne Pritchard, uses to make sense and clarify Government consultation papers by rewriting them in plain English and stripping out any unnecessary rubbish. I wish she would do the same for financial documents and product brochures. (tags: plainenglish simple) Innovation – what prat thought […]


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By Jennifer Clampet (USAG Wiesbaden)March 1, 2011
WIESBADEN, Germany - Sudarat Kirby transitioned from wife to widow with two children and too many questions.
Her husband, Staff Sgt. Darian Kirby, died in March 2010. After an unexpected turn in health, he was gone.
"I thought once my husband passed, that's it, we're out of the (Army) system," said Sudarat. "But no, that's not what happened."
For the last 11 months, Kirby has networked with a growing community of survivors in the Wiesbaden area. She has sat and listened as wives talked about their husbands.
She has asked questions about benefits and enrollment of her children in Department of Defense Dependents Schools in Europe.
And she has received answers.
The Survivor Outreach Services program was established Army-wide in April 2009 and in June 2009 in Germany. SOS is designed to ensure that all survivors of active duty Soldiers receive the benefits to which they are entitled and to encourage survivors no matter their nationalities to remain an integral part of the Army family.
"Our mission for SOS is to continuously provide a link for survivors to the Army for as long as they desire," said Janine Smith, the former SOS regional coordinator in Germany. "We're here to help them get things planned out for their new normal."
The new normal
Kirby tires of people continually asking her what unit her husband is with or telling her that time will heal all wounds.
"Stuff like that makes me mad," she said. "You don't know that time heals all wounds. They just don't know that it's true ... I've been trying to get back to how it was. Basically you have to live your life without your husband."
The SOS program in Wiesbaden provides a safe place for surviving families to meet, talk and ask questions about benefits.
"Our survivors don't want to tell their stories 20 different times. So if we can step in to help them find services we do," said Smith.
Many survivors stationed overseas when a Soldier dies move back to the States. For those families that stay, Smith said the SOS program provides an opportunity for social activities - two weekly meetings and a weekly bowling activity.
"Being a widow, unfortunately, is the thing I know," said Angela Augustus, a volunteer program manager assistant with the Wiesbaden SOS program, explaining why she has become so involved with the program.
Augustus was the first widow to be introduced into the Wiesbaden SOS program. Her husband, Sgt. Brandon Augustus, died in December 2008. Six months later Angela Augustus was tracked down by SOS program coordinators.
"I was happily surprised to know there was something for survivors," said Augustus. From social outings to support answering questions, Augustus said SOS is one of the best programs the Army has.
"They're just there for you when everyone else is done," she said.
Army-wide the SOS program standardizes casualty services and policies in the Army and provides additional staffing at Casualty Assistance Centers and in active and reserve component family programs.
Installation Management Command recently approved funding for six SOS support coordinator positions through the Directorate of Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation Europe region. One position has been designated for Wiesbaden.
Looking for survivors
The program's multiagency approach is part of an effort by the Army to provide comprehensive services at the installation level in order to reach geographically dispersed families.
"We know there still are survivors in the Wiesbaden community. We just haven't found them yet," said Mary Cima, the Wiesbaden Soldier and Family Assistance Center program manager and SOS liaison.
Program coordinators routinely review casualty lists looking for any family connections to Wiesbaden.
The Kirby family was in the middle of a permanent change of station move from Bamberg to the United States when Darian passed away. Sudarat Kirby had to make the decision whether to stay in the States or return home to Germany.
Smith called survivors "the constant reminders of what happens with wars when a Soldier dies."
The decisions surviving family members are forced to make are hard and come suddenly, said Smith. The SOS program is designed to ensure that the Army fulfills its covenant with survivors by providing preparedness in the event of a catastrophic event.
Cima was 11 years old when her father was killed in the Vietnam War. Forty-eight years later, at her first military welcome home function, the tears came.
"The kids started running around toward their dads and it hit," said Cima. "(The emotion) came out of nowhere. And I thought why didn't we have (an SOS program) when I went through this."
The heroes
At a recent SOS function Kirby and Augustus' children ran circles around U.S. Army Garrison Command Sgt. Maj. Hector Prince. He smiled, laughed along with the young children and then asked the hard questions.
"How are you doing in school' Are you listening to your mother'"
Support from command is an essential tool for the success of the SOS program, said Cima and Smith. Prince agreed.
"It shows the families that we care and that they are still a part of our community," said Prince. "Their Soldiers are our heroes, too."
Kirby and Augustus have been active participants in the local SOS program. The two women and their children recently participated in the Snowball Express - a function in Dallas, Texas, offered to surviving military families and their children. And in January, Kirby and Augustus helped to prepare a lunch for Soldiers at the Wiesbaden Warrior Transition Unit (a facility which provides personal support to wounded Soldiers).
"We decided to have lunch for you guys today," Kirby said as she swayed with her 7-year-old daughter, "because you are heroes, and you're suffering just like us."
For more information on the Wiesbaden area SOS program, call Wiesbaden Army Community Service at mil 335-5254 or civ (0611) 4080-254. For information on Baumholder's Warrior Transition Unit call mil 485-8538 or civ (06783) 6-8538.


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Polich pleads not guilty to fleeing
CRYSTAL FALLS—An Iron River man accused of fleeing a police officer has pleaded not guilty in Iron County Circuit Court.
CRYSTAL FALLS—An Iron River man accused of fleeing a police officer has pleaded not guilty in Iron County Circuit Court.
ALPHA—Bring a chair and a pair of black sunglasses for a day of bikes and blues, food and refreshments at the End-of-Summer Blues Fest to be held on Aug. 27 here.
Forest Park athletes popped the tackling sled during a recent football practice. Coach Dave Graff got the free ride but had to hang on tight.
Article submitted by Kristi Evans, news director NMU Marketing and Communications
MARQUETTE—Beaver Island is located on Lake Michigan, a two-hour ferry ride from Charlevoix.
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CRYSTAL FALLS—The Crystal Falls City Council voted to abandon a portion of city sewer line on Forest Avenue effective Sept. 15, during its regular monthly meeting on Aug. 8.
IRON RIVER—The Windsor Center's Open Mic Night will present a full evening of local entertainment Saturday, Aug. 27.
West Iron's Katilee Rhino (9) wound up to fire a shot at Lake Linden-Hubbell during the Wykon Invitational Aug. 20.
Forest Road 3270 closed due to Bush Creek culvert work
IRON RIVER—During its regular city meeting on Aug. 17, the Iron River City Council approved the heavy truck restriction ordinance that was discussed during a previous meeting.
MANSFIELD TOWNSHIP—Mansfield Memories will host a "Meet Your Neighbor" potluck on Labor Day weekend Sunday, Sept. 4, at the Mansfield Township Hall.
The Woodland Sky Native American Dance Company put on a thrilling show at Pentoga Park Aug. 19.
Winners of the annual demo derby at the Iron County Fair Aug. 20 lined up after getting their trophies. Front row, from left: D.J.
West Iron County is built around its running game and this year will be no different. Here, the Wykons worked on their sweep against North Dickinson during their scrimmage at Nelson Field on Aug.


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I was completely speechless when I saw this Photo Online. At first, I thought it was a burial ceremony not knowing its was actually a Wedding of a 27- Year-Old Man and 83-Years-Old Woman.
Is the young man so daft blind that he opt for someone that is old enough to be his Grandma?
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Please join Slow Food NYC and author Wenonah Hauter for a reading and discussion of her book, Foodopoly.
Wenonah Hauter is the executive director of Food & Water Watch, but she also runs an organic family farm in Northern Virginia that provides healthy vegetables to over five hundred families in the Washington, D.C., area as part of the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. Despite this, as one of the nation's leading healthy food advocates, Hauter believes that the local food movement is not enough to solve America's food crisis and the public health debacle it has created. In Foodopoly, she takes aim at the real culprit: the massive consolidation and corporate control of food production, which prevents farmers from raising healthy crops and limits the choices that people can make in the grocery store.
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Definition of Scarlatti in English:
Three Italian composers: Alessandro (1660–1725) was an important and prolific composer of operas that carried Italian opera through the baroque period and into the classical. His eldest son, Pietro Filippo (1679–1750), was a composer, organist, and choirmaster. Another son, (Giuseppe) Domenico (1685–1757), wrote over 550 sonatas for the harpsichord.
Words that rhyme with Scarlattibatty, bratty, catty, chatty, Cincinnati, Dolcelatte, fatty, flattie, Hattie, natty, patty, ratty, Satie, scatty, Tati, tattie, tatty
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I need help understanding these instructions:
With smaller needles and MC, cast on 47 sts. (P 1 row, K1row) twice. With C, p1 row. With C, work turning row as for back. (This last sentence I don't get...) Change to larger needles. With MC, (p1 row, k 1 row) twice, p 1 row. Work joining row as for back ( don't get this either). P 1 row. Beg with chart row 17, work in Chart Pat, AT SAME TIME, inc 1 st each side (working incs into pat) on 9th row, then every 8th row 9 times, every 10th row 2 time- 71 sts. Whew...do I need help....LOL
You have 2 colors - MC, the Main Color and C (or CC) the Contrast color. Cast on with the MC and p a row, k a row 2 times, that's 4 rows. Then start the C and p a row and I think you also purl the next row instead of knit it. A turning row shows as purl on the knit side where you turn up for a hem.
Then go back the MC and p a row, k a row twice, then p another row (5 rows with MC). I think the joining row is where you turn up the hem and join the sts with the cast on sts, knit them together - the next st with the first st of the CO, etc. Then purl another row, and start the chart at row 17. Then when reach the 9th row after joining, inc a st on each end of the row and do this every 8th row after that for 9 times, then every 10th row 2 times and you end up with 71 sts.
It refers to 'as for back'. Did you do that yet? There might be an explanation for the turning and joining rows in those instructions that might be different from how I interpret them.
Well...Thank you so much for your very thorough explanation! As I was re-reading the instructions, I realized that they should read ....."as for back"...it should be "as for body"....that's what confused me. The sweater is one piece and the left and right fronts are done separately. In the instructions the main body of the sweater is indicated as "body"....not back! So once I realized that it all made sense....I guess this reply doesn't make any sense either, but I feel better writing it...LOL:roflhard: Yes, it is that time of the day when I get a little koo koo....lol
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Generic prescription drugs are just that: generic. Most patients don't think much about who actually manufactures them. It's pretty likely, however, that you have something in your medicine cabinet manufactured by Israel's Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. A profile of the company in this past weekend's New York Times is fascinating. Most interesting of all: while the company is sensibly frugal enough to make Captain Moneycat purr, they refuse to move manufacturing to China or India, as many of their competitors have. [More]


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Travis Kizer sports a new Franklin shirt as he works the dining room during lunch hour at Franklin Barbecue in Austin, Texas Wednesday May 11, 2011.
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BOONE COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - He may be 92-years-old.. But apparently he's not afraid to protect himself.
"We're getting tired of this damn crap," emphasized Earl Jones, who may seem like a feisty World War II veteran, but he's had his home broken into three different times.
He said he's had enough, "They stole the television before. I had $50,000 worth of guns over there in the corner. They got them."
However, they didn't get one of his rifles, and last night, that was all Jones needed after hearing a strange noise from the basement of his Verona home, around 2:30 in the morning.
"I went and got the rifle, sat there about 20 minutes then I heard him coming
up the steps. And he kicked the door open and that was all. So I don't know
how the guy got out of there cause where I shot him, I aimed at the hear, but was in a hurry. He tumbled all the way down the steps into the basement then somebody came and got him."
Investigators identified that man as 24-year-old Lloyd Maxwell, of Richmond, but police say he may not have been a lone.
A short time later Kenton County deputies stopped a Chevrolet Impala, not far from Jones' house, with two other men and their friend dead from a gunshot wound to the chest. Their story was that Maxwell was accidentally shot while fishing.
"Out of the three, two are alive and one is deceased with a gunshot wound to the
chest," stated Tom Scheben, of the Boone County Sheriff's Office.
Investigators say they learned that Ryan Dalton and Donnie Inabnit were lying and they even claimed to have taken part in the burglary.
Dalton and Inabnit are being charged with burglary and tampering with evidence. Jones was not hurt during the burglary.