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Cumberland County Man Named An All-American Image Award Winner
Steve Cornman of Boiling Springs, Cumberland County, has been named an All-American Dairy Show Image Award recipient. Agriculture Secretary George Greig will present the award at the show's "got milk?"® banquet on Monday, Sept. 9, at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center in Harrisburg.
The Image Award honors people who enhance the image of the All-American Dairy Show with significant contributions to its reputation, prestige and welfare. Also receiving the award this year is Denise Whiting of Slippery Rock, Butler County.
"Volunteers are the lifeblood of the All-American Dairy Show, and the Image award recognizes the contributions of the people working behind the scenes," said Greig. "Steve's dedication to providing exhibitors clean, convenient milking accommodations at the All-American for the past 20 years has been a key part of the show's success."
Cornman sets up milking parlors and equipment and collects milk at the show with the help of a small crew of volunteers and FFA members.
Cornman and his team travel around the complex picking up and dropping off more than 40 milk cans to exhibitors who milk in their stalls. They also clean and sanitize milking equipment.
"The All-American exhibitors give us good quality milk and we ship more than 100,000 pounds a year," said Cornman, who equates that to three trailer loads of milk. The milk is shipped to Maryland & Virginia Milk Producers Cooperative Association.
The Cornman family has been involved in some way in the All-American for all 50 years. Cornman's grandfather and father, Creedin, showed in the early years, and Steve exhibited as a 4-H'er and while in college.
Cornman's wife Debbie's family exhibited Milking Shorthorns at the show, and now their children and grandchildren are involved in the All-American.
"It's been a great experience to participate with the exhibitors and animals at the All-American," he added. "We've enjoyed watching our children join in the youth activities while in 4-H and college, and hope our grandchildren will have the same enthusiasm. I hope it's in their blood, too."
Cornman works in dairy sales for Innovative Dairy Solutions, Massey, Md.
When he heard he was named an Image Award winner, Cornman said, "I'm shocked. To be included in this list of people is quite humbling.
"All the great friendships I've made over the years keep me returning," said Cornman. "Dairy exhibitors are the greatest folks around, and the All-American Dairy Show and the Farm Show Complex are simply the best."
The All-American Dairy Show features 22 shows in six days in addition to the nation's only all-dairy antiques show. Last year's event saw nearly 2,500 animals and more than 900 exhibitors from across the nation.

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Mark Emmert, president of the No Clue About Anything organization that governs college sports - a body that allows its member institutions and leagues to stab each other in the backs in search of the almighty dollar and TV contracts - dropped the hammer on Penn State with severe sanctions in July.
I am not here to judge the sanctions as a whole. Everyone can do that on your own, based on whatever criteria you want to use with regards to punishing Penn State for the Sandusky scandal.
I am here, however, to talk about one absolutely asinine component of the sanctions that Emmert should be ashamed of and vilified for.
Vultures will be descending upon Penn State now that the season is over, pecking away like ruthless scavengers at the Nittany Lions' roster, all because Emmert, in his infinite cluelessness, thought it would be a good idea to allow the players to transfer all the way up until August and be eligible to play immediately.
Somehow, Emmert figured this would be a good idea and that he would be helping Penn State's players by letting them leave. What this scavenger scenario undoubtedly will reveal, however, is the shadiest side of college sports - a side that serves no respectable purpose.
The feeding frenzy is going to be pathetic to watch.
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O'Brien did indeed say 'fighters'
It sounded like Bill O'Brien said an expletive during his postgame TV interview Saturday night, and there was a ton of social media discussion about it afterward. I've gone back and watched the replay 20 times on my DVR at home, and if you don't know beforehand what O'Brien said, it certainly sounds like the expletive.
However, if you listen to O'Brien while thinking he could be saying "fighters" and listening specifically for that word, you can tell he does indeed say fighters as his voice cracks. The coach was emotional, and it was an unfortunate time for his voice to crack, but he did not drop a terrible expletive on national TV.
- Cory Giger
One cannot help but feel compassion for the Penn State underclassmen, who just came off a memorable season in which many of them starred on a team that defied the odds - and oddsmakers - by finishing with an 8-4 record.
Their reward? Their cell phones will be blowing up with calls and texts as they hear from countless schools trying to pry them away from Penn State. Family members will be hounded, as well, by recruiters making one false promise after another to players' parents.
Remember, these kids are college students, too. Over the next month, they'll be trying to finish up classwork and studying for finals, then will be hoping to enjoy a nice Christmas break with their families and friends.
But no. Thanks to Emmert and his ridiculous attempt to "help" these players have more options, they'll have to be spending what one can only imagine will be an enormous amount of time dealing with the vultures from other schools seeking fresh meat.
Those coaches will be playing by the rules, mind you, which should tell you something: The rules are an embarrassment to everyone involved, an embarrassment to sportsmanship and an embarrassment to college athletics.
Letting Penn State's players transfer before this season was one thing. They weren't responsible for any aspect of the scandal, so sure, give them a free out if they wanted it.
Some took it.
The overwhelming majority did not, and many made it abundantly clear they didn't appreciate the distraction of being recruited against their will.
Some players will take advantage of the transfer option this time around, too. Maybe three or four, perhaps a few more.
But once again, the overwhelming majority will not. (At least not if Bill O'Brien remains at PSU. If he leaves, then a bevy of players probably will, too.)
Penn State's players not only won't get the reward of going to a bowl game, additionally, the ones who have no intention of leaving no matter what also have to face the punishment of being bombarded by coaches' sales pitches starting shortly and continuing for the next eight months.
Emmert and the people at the No Clue About Anything organization who came up with this sanction were incredibly short-sighted and insensitive to the plight of the student-athletes at Penn State. They don't deserve to be stalked by coaches from other schools, not after everything they've already been through in the past year.
And O'Brien doesn't deserve to have to put up with the nonsense of having to continuously recruit the players on his own team every single day until August. He's doing his job the right way - and doing a darn good job, too - but the No Clue About Anything organization dealt him and his staff a crushing blow by allowing players the leave-anytime-you-want kind of free agency that even professional athletes don't enjoy.
What a disgrace, all done in some sorry attempt by Emmert to show mercy to Penn State's players.
You sure showed them all right, Mark Emmert.
Did you ever think of asking them if they wanted your help in the first place?
Cory Giger is the host of "Sports Central" from 4 to 6 p.m. daily on ESPN Radio 1430 WVAM. Reach him at 949-7031 or @CoryGiger on Twitter.


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a jayhawk is a fictional bird based on non-fictional occurences. jayhawkers were kansan's during the civil war who would go to missouri and steal back slaves for their freedom. this resulted in much blood shed and the eventual burning down of the city of Lawrence. the University of Kansas in Lawrence now has the nickname the Kansas Jayhawks which are one of the best basketball teams every year. go jayhawks
the missouri tiger cried the day the famous jayhawk kirk hinrich sank a 25 foot three pointer to beat missouri in columbia, mizzou
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Bird Mountain WMA straddles the towns of Castleton, Ira and Poultney. It gets its name from the prominent 2,216-foot outcrop on the northeastern edge of the property locally known as Birdseye Mtn. It was purchased in 1976 shortly after the banning of DDT, a chemical pesticide that led to the demise of the state's peregrine falcon population. Common wildlife species include deer, wild turkeys, gray squirrels, rabbits, ruffed grouse and woodcock, along with numerous songbirds.


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Sure, I guess his .923 in the 2010-2011 playoffs wasn't good enough for you. For the record, that was the third-best of any goalie who made it out of the first round, and the #2 (Roloson) beat him by .001.
Re-read my post instead of taking things out of context buddy. I actually said Howard play good. My EXACT words. Nice try
Here's my post again incase ya forgot ur spectacles the first time.
"No one here has said that he played "poor". That said, he didn't play as a clutch goalie in the playoffs either. That's the point. People worship Jimmy as if he's the best thing out there, however his playoff numbers performance haven't been extraordinary. It's been good. But nothing more. Not YET at least. He's not a Hart Trophy winner* Dominik Hasek. But that's not to say that he won't become one either.. The point is, he has a long way to go. Let's give him time instead of jumping to conclusions that he's the best thing ever. You have to take it year by year, he's still a young guy and he's improving each season and gaining more playoff experience as we go."
I said he wasn't clutch. I didn't say he was bad. Clutch vs. Bad. Two different adjectives from dictionary.com. Jonathon Quick was clutch in the post season. Howard was good in the post season. That's the difference.
Right now Howard is clutch.
Besides, you're giving me one playoff seasons numbers. Let's look at last year, 2.64 GAA and .888 SV%? I'm not going to blindly hold that against him because I actually like Howard. At the same time I'm not going to absolutely adore him for having 1 good playoff year either because we have yet to win a cup with him and see consistency in the playoffs. It's too early to judge him and call him elite as some people are.
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The sheer number of teenagers and young adults depicted in a 1920 black-and-white photo stood out to members of Buffalo Covenant Church who discovered the picture this week while sifting through church documents and historical items.
The lawn of the church, located then on the city's West Side, overflowed with more than 100 participants in a church group known as the Swedish Young People's Society.
"This probably was the peak of Christianity in Buffalo," remarked parishioner Suzanne Robison. "You don't get that kind of youth participation anymore."
Indeed, dwindling participation, especially among younger people, was being cited as a primary reason for the church's recent decision to shut down.
The small congregation will conduct a final worship service on Sunday, concluding a 122-year run in Buffalo.
Its buildings at 786 Kenmore Avenue in North Buffalo are in the process of being sold to Creative Structure Services, a development company that plans to convert the property into apartments.
Founded in 1890 by a group of Swedish immigrants, the church originally was named the First Swedish Evangelical Mission Church of Buffalo and was housed in temporary homes on the West Side before building a sanctuary on Jersey Street.
The congregation moved to North Buffalo in the 1940s and has been in its current building since 1947.
Membership actually peaked in the mid 1940s through the late 1960s, with more than 300 adult members and 70 children enrolled in Sunday school, according to the Rev. Beatrice Radakovich, pastor.
Fewer than 100 people are members now, she said."Over the past couple decades the membership has declined pretty significantly," said Radakovich, who is looking for ministerial work out of the area.
The Buffalo Covenant Church is one of the oldest members of the Evangelical Covenant Church, a Protestant denomination created in 1885 and based in Chicago.
The Buffalo church's closing means the denomination no longer will have a presence in Erie County. The closest other "covenant" churches are in Jamestown in Chautauqua County.
The closure also will leave a hole in the hearts of many members.
"I just love this church. Gosh, it's very upsetting," said Trish Doherty of Kenmore.
Margie Accardi likes to tell people she's been going to Buffalo Covenant Church since before she was born.
"My grandparents were members of the church, my parents and now my sister and I," said Accardi of West Seneca. "It's been my whole life."
Years ago, Accardi invited a friend, Lynnie Delnagro of the Town of Tonawanda."I dragged her here," Accardi joked.
"Once I came, I didn't have to be dragged," responded Delnagro, who recalled how full the church was when she began showing up about 26 years ago.
Buffalo Covenant Church is hardly alone in seeing membership wane and age.
Earlier this week, Pew Research Center's Forum on Religion & Public Life released a new report showing that one in five adults – and nearly a third of all adults under age 30 – have no religious affiliation.
Those are the highest percentages ever in Pew polling. And the trend appears to be accelerating.
Just five years ago, the religiously unaffiliated accounted for 15 percent of the population.
The most recent "religious census" released earlier this year by the Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies also showed that in the Buffalo Niagara region, membership in area churches and synagogues declined dramatically between 2000 and 2010.
Societal changes are part of it, said Delnagro, who acknowledged difficulty in getting her own children to church more than once or twice a year for holidays.
"People are so busy, and they don't have the religious background anymore," she said. "And today is so money driven. And it's getting worse; it's not getting better."
Being a good Christian doesn't require membership in a church, said Accardi, but "it certainly helps to have fellowship with other Christians."
A group of a dozen or so women from Buffalo Covenant Church plans to continue meeting twice a month in their homes for Bible study.
Some members already have found new places to worship, while others said they're not sure where they will go after this Sunday.
"I don't think that Christianity is declining. What I think is going on here is that God has chosen to scatter us in other churches and bring strength to other churches," said Peggy Stressing of the Town of Tonawanda. "I feel confident we're all going to find a good fit someplace."
The congregation voted in August to close the church. Closing had been a possibility for a while, as the congregation struggled to balance budgets and began dipping into reserve funds.
"A church is a family, and we did everything as a family would talking around a kitchen table. It was a process that took a couple of years," said Robison.
When the building's boiler system failed, members decided not to prolong what seemed inevitable.
Church members are taking comfort in the fact that proceeds from the sale of the buildings will be used by the denomination to fund the start-up of as many as four new church "plants" elsewhere in the Great Lakes region.
But there's still plenty of sadness.
"I'm going to miss it. It's been a very important part of my life," said Robison. "This is no different than the death of a family member."
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Two days after a scary pool accident sent Usher's oldest son, Usher V, to the hospital, the 5-year-old is doing "okay," according to his mother, Tameka Foster. But the drama may not be over yet.
Foster has requested an emergency child-custody hearing to regain primary custody of the couple's two children, Usher V and Naviyd, 4, reports TMZ.
"Now that it's sunk in, she is livid," says a source close to Foster. "Usher has custody and won't let Tameka have the kids, even when he's out of town. She feels like the kids are being raised by his family or by nannies, when they should be with their mother."
"This is the straw that broke the camel's back," the source continues. "She could have had the boys [Monday], and they would have been fine. She knows that accidents happen with kids, but she should have been with them."
After a bitter custody battle last year, Usher won primary custody of his two sons with Foster. She has limited custodial rights.
"My son is okay, but I have no further comment at this time," Foster told CNN on Tuesday.
Asked whether her lawyer had filed a motion for an emergency custody hearing, Foster had no comment.
Tameka Foster, Usher's Ex-Wife, Wants Custody of Their Children
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They grunt as they knock and kick each other to the floor in the big fight scene. The cage floor makes a pounding sound as the two martial arts fighters – "Tony Napoli" (Paul Watts) and "James Miller" (Adrian Westendorff) – hop and bounce around.
The fight appears realistic, but at the end of the scenes the stars are merely sore.
Director of photography Matthew Suchodolski holds a camera on his shoulder inside the fight cage and moves in close to the action. There are some close calls with the camera and the actors as they complete the wild, raging action.
Jan. 7 was the last day of filming for Aldo Napoli's movie "Broken." The scene takes place at Charleston Krav Maga, a mixed martial arts studio near Wappoo Road and Sam Rittenburg Boulevard in West Ashley.
Watts, a Summerville native, is starring as the main character. Watts said Tony has just been divorced, has a terrible job, a bad boss and has pent up inspiration to do something great. He finds meaning in martial arts.
One night Tony is working as a bar bouncer and throws out a mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter after he gets too drunk and is picking on a girl, Watts said. Tony meets "Anna" (Courtney Pierce) at the bar, but she turns out to be a drug addict. Tony eventually gets her into rehab.
Watts has had some basic martial arts classes but trained rigorously for this role.
"I've been training solid for the past four to five months with real MMA fighters," Watts said. "It's Aldo's first film. It's going extremely well.
"He's been a huge supporter. He knows what's going on. The crew has been hilarious. I can't stop laughing when these guys are around."
Parts of the script coincide with his personal life, Watts added. "I've had to quit smoking," he said.
This is not the first time Watts has been in front of the camera. About a year ago he was working on "Hipster Holocaust" in Wilmington, in which he plays a villain.
"I had to eat a real pig's eye," he recalled. "I had to scream and run after victims."
He's also acted in "Closet Case" and "Garage Band," which were filmed in Chapel Hill.
"I've been doing this on and off for a long time," he said. "This is the first time I've gotten real serious about it."
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April is National Poetry Month, and tomorrow is "Poem in your Pocket Day." Here's what the sponsoring organization Poets.org says about it:
"Select a poem, carry it with you, and share it with others throughout the day. You can also share your selection on Twitter by using the hashtag #pocketpoem." One unique way is to switch to old technology--remember the telephone?--and call a friend and read a poem to him or her. What a great way to share this form of oral literature.
Please feel free to scan our large collection of contemporary poetry and classics. American poetry can be found between 811-812 in our stacks, British, between 821-822. If you want to explore poetry from other languages, try 831--German, 841--French, etc. Haiku can be found in the 895s. (They squeezed poetry from many cultures inthe 890s including Russsian, Japanese, Chinese and Inuit.) Also, you can find a large and diverse selection at Poets.org.
I'll get a head-start on the day by sharing one my favorite spring poems with you from Complete Poems: 1904-1962 by e.e. cummings. His love for nature and humanity shines through all his poems.
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In its first-ever meeting with the newest member of the Atlantic Sun Conference, the Stetson volleyball team (4-21, 0-8 A-Sun) fell 3-0 to Northern Kentucky Friday evening at Regents Hall.
The Norse (18-3, 6-2 A-Sun) hit .302 for the match and won by scores of 25-14, 25-18, and 25-23.
Cailyn Prewitt recorded 10 kills to lead the Hatter offense. Kaley Melville added seven kills and 12 digs. Kelli Carneal registered 18 assists and Monique Russell tallied 10 digs.
"Cailyn Prewitt did a real nice job for us today," Stetson head coach Tim Loesch said. "Monique Russell did well in her role, but we didn't get too much from anyone else. We finally started following the gameplan late in the match but it was far too late. Hopefully we will learn from this loss and come back strong tomorrow."
Stetson's best run in the match came when the Hatters were facing match point, down 24-17 in the third set. A pair kills from Melville sparked a 6-0 run as Stetson was able to cut the deficit all the way to 24-23 before NKU finally put the match away. Prewitt had a kill and a block assist and Russell added a service ace during that six-point stretch.
The Norse's Haley Lippert led all hitters with 12 kills and a .476 attack percentage.
Graduate student Samantha Freeman played in her 99th career match.
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Both a main road and a motorway lead from Chur via Thusis, through the valley of the Posterior Rhine (Hinterrhein) and the Grisons holiday region of Splügen/Rheinwald to Hinterrhein. While the motorway disappears into a tunnel as far as the village of San Bernardino, the mountain pass goes over a high, mysterious moor with sparkling pools and polished glacial rocks up to the top of the San Bernardino Pass at 2065 m and the beautiful mountain lake of Lago Moesola.
Although now, south of the Alps, you are in Italian-speaking parts, it is still a long way to the Ticino: the road goes for more than 40 km through the southern Grisons valley of Misox (Valle Mesolcina).
The Bernardino Pass has been in use since Roman times. The main difficulty was not the pass itself but the tricky route through the 300 m deep Rhine gorge between Thusis and Zillis, which does not bear the name Via Mala ("Bad Road") for no reason.
There are numerous footpaths across the bleak mountain scenery around San Bernardino, including a themed walk about the natural, cultural and historic features of the region. Various crossings link the northern end of the Misox with the parallel Calanca valley in the west and the Italian Valle San Giacomo in the east. San Bernardino is the starting point for the high-altitude route "Sentiero Alpino Calanca" (42 km, 3 to 4 daily stages) to Santa Maria, where the Calanca valley meets the Misox.
In the San Bernardino adventure park you can test your courage on a breathtaking 550 m long swaying course between the trees or on a ride on the 150 m Tyrolienne cable to cross the Isola Lake. By bike, the descent from the top of the pass into the Misox is an exhilarating experience, with 2000 metres of freewheeling!
During the winter when the pass is closed, San Bernardino turns into a paradise for snow sports. The two ski lifts in the village (Pian Cales) are in the center of the village. The ski lifts offer 5 kilometers of pistes. Nordic skiers have 33 kilometers of tracks all around the village and Lake Isola at their disposal. Winter hikers will find 14 kilometers of winter hiking trails. Visitors who prefer to take it easy may want to turn a few rounds in the artificial ice rink, or watch a hockey tournament.


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Adding a player at the trade deadline and adding the right player at the deadline are two very different things.
Case in point, Alex Rios.
The Pirates are believed to be considering putting a deal together to acquire the talented but potentially troublesome Rios, a right fielder, from the Chicago White Sox.
The same Alex Rios who was pulled from Friday's game by his manager, Robin Ventura, for failing to hustle on a double play groundout. The same Rios who has had numerous issues like that throughout his career and who has a reputation for being good when he wants to be but lazy far too frequently.
Sure, Rios' career numbers make him enticing as he's a .278 career hitter who three times has topped 20 homers and 80 RBIs. But the Pirates have to be very careful bringing a player with a reputation for not hustling and a bad attitude into a clubhouse full of young, promising players who play the game the right way and need to see others doing the same.
When you're so hungry to win and, frankly, so desperate to win, it's easy to fall in love with a player who has shortcomings and think that bringing him into your environment will all of the sudden change him. Rios, though, is 32 and making $12.5 million a year, so at this point in his career he's probably not capable of turning into an all-out hustle guy.
Rios is just one name floating around who's drawing interest from the Pirates, as well as other teams. Whoever the Bucs ultimately do end up trading for, they need to do their research and make certain he's a good fit on and off the field, rather than just getting enamored by statistics.
As I've said before, the Pirates have a great window of opportunity for several years with their core nucleus, and the last thing they can afford is to give up several quality young prospects and not get the perfect piece of the puzzle in return.
As the trade deadline approaches, several members of the Curve will be hearing and reading their names as part of potential deals. All teams are sure to inquire about prized pitching prospect Jameson Taillon, plus pitcher Nick Kingham and outfielder Gregory Polanco will be high on other teams' wish list, as well as outfielder Alex Dickerson.
"The Pirates value us as minor league prospects pretty highly, so I know if they were to do anything it would be for a big piece that would help the big club," Taillon said.
"I enjoy following [the trade rumors] just for baseball because I'm a baseball fan. But as far as [my name being mentioned], I try not to pay too much attention to it."
Taillon should not be considered an untouchable by the Pirates, but it would take a perfect deal for the organization to part with him. Don't count on it happening, and it's hard to imagine Polanco being dealt, either.
Kingham could be a key part of any deal the Pirates make, and his name has been thrown out in connection with a possible trade for Rios. The 21-year-old right-hander is 3-2 with a 2.84 ERA in seven games (five starts) since joining the Curve from high-A Bradenton.
"I've heard it, I see it on Twitter my name gets mentioned, but there's nothing I can do about it," Kingham said of trade speculation. "I just need to go out and play and prove the team right -- [either] the Pirates why they want to keep me or the other team why they want me."
Is it nerve-wracking or flattering to hear his name as potential trade bait?
"Not nerve-wracking," Kingham said. "I mean, it's nice that both teams are wanting me. The Pirates, I love being here. I think they like me, as well. And the fact that another team wants to add me, it's also flattering, too."
Curve manager Carlos Garcia said it's important for all the players being speculated about in trades to continue to show up every day, keep working hard and not think about the rumors.
"You never know what the management is thinking," Garcia said. "You never know who the other teams are looking for."
We do know what the Pirates are looking for -- a right fielder and shortstop -- and the moves they make in the next 10 days could be the difference between making a run at the World Series or falling flat and missing the playoffs.
General manager Neal Huntington deserves a lot of credit for assembling a team that's in this position, but now there's a lot of pressure on him to make the perfect moves. Let's see if he's up to the challenge.
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quote: How Microsoft can refuse to negotiate and unilaterally decide that an opening offer is "unreasonable" when there is no ruler's edge and it's specifically left to the parties to work out, is the mystery in this picture. Meanwhile, Microsoft's using the Motorola patents and paying nothing to Motorola. Not one penny. Not one counteroffer that I know of.It wants the courts to decide what is a fair price, which isn't the ITU procedure as I'm reading it, and it wants Motorola to be toothless in the face of a user of the patents who simply won't pay and won't even negotiate. And it wants the friendly local home court in Washington State to set the price for the whole world.


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Thanks to the sponsorship of Heavenly Mountain Resort, the cooking skills of the Bread & Broth volunteer cooks and the efforts of the Heavenly sponsor crew and volunteers, a hearty stew, mixed vegetables, fruit salad, beverages and desserts were served to the very grateful guests at Bread & Broth's April 8 Monday evening dinner. More than 90 meals were served and many of the dinner guests happily left with leftovers to-go containers.
Heavenly Mountain Resort's 12 annual Adopt A Day sponsorships are made possible through a grant provided by the Vail Resorts Charitable Fund/Vail Resorts Echo. Heavenly has chosen to host one Adopt A Day per month and encourages Heavenly employees to volunteer three hours of their time to assist B&B volunteers at their designated Monday evening dinners.
Heavenly's April 8 sponsor volunteer crew were a cheerful, hardworking team who described their volunteer opportunity as "an honor to join forces with our colleagues and serve our community." The Heavenly volunteers for the evening were Kelly Carmichael, manager, product sales; Sean Clark, assistant manager, scanning; Jolena Hearn, assistant manager, greeters; Jimi Herbst, assistant manager, product sales; and Paul Hopkins, direct, product sales.
Bread & Broth is very grateful to Vail Resorts Echo Foundation for their grant to the program.
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LIYEN Inc.
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Chris Ciancone ('12)
Launched in 2012
Approximate Yearly Revenue: Pre-revenue
Industry: Medical
Company Overview: Our mission at LIYEN Inc. is to create empowering 'life devices.' With our first product, the SLYDER, we aim to start a revolution of empowerment for asthmatics by innovating the inhaler, while infusing beautiful aesthetic design and usability. At LIYEN, we view the overlooked, everyday medical devices as 'consumer goods' that should be wanted as much as needed by the end user. We place great emphasis in incorporating this desire driven philosophy into the design of our products. This is why the SLYDER doesn't resemble an inhaler, but has the look and feel of an iPhone. This guiding philosophy in our product development allows us to create devices that users not only depend on to manage their condition, but connect with on an emotional level while providing a sense of confidence and empowerment.
Future Growth Plans: Currently, we are focusing on bringing our novel inhaler device, the SLYDER, to market. We will initially develop our product at the Bio Innovations Gateway while focusing on Utah and the Intermountain West as our primary market. After product validation, we will expand into the national market and seek to establish larger manufacturing here locally. We will also obtain our CE mark, market test, and expand into parts of Europe in the future. We also have plans of expanding our product portfolio into other respiratory products, and various diabetic devices.
Major Accomplishments: Received top honors at the 2012 Bench 2 Bedside medical device competition at the U of U. Filed provisional patent. Successfully developed proof of concept prototype, and are currently developing a bench prototype for focus group testing.
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Knudra Transgenics
Majority Owners:
Chris Hopkins
Lisa Ogden
Trisha Brock
Jonathan Baker
Westminster Alumni:
Chris Hopkins ('12)
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owner: 2
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Medical (and Biotech)
Company Overview: Knudra is two companies based on the same core technology. Knudra Transgenics is a custom manufacturing service company bioengineering model organisms as research tools. Knudra Diagnostics discovers toxicology tools and platforms for use in pharmaceutical drug discovery.
Future Growth Plans: Need new facilities and expanded business team.
Major Accomplishments: Funded by NIH and NSF SBIR grants ($300 K). License technology from University of Utah. Submitted two patents. Product earnings nearly match grant revenue.
Focus Clinical Research, LLC
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
Dustin Jackson ('11)
Launched in 2010
Number of Employees other than Owner: 5
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $500,001-$1,000,000
Industry: Medical
Company Overview: We contract with Pharmaceutical companies to execute their human clinical trials for new the new pharmaceutical products seeking FDA approval.
Future Growth Plans: Gain more studies and pharma partners.
Major Accomplishments: 40% growth from year 1 to year 2.
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Majority Owners:
Marcus Hall
Thomas Rowe
Trevor Wood
Westminster Alumni:
Trevor Wood ('08)
Launched in 2009
Number of Employees other than Owners: 5 – 8
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $1,000,001+
Industry: Medical
Company Overview: We are a Full Service Healthcare Staffing firm specializing in recruitment of locum tenens physicians nationwide. We match skills, specialties, personalities, and career aspirations.
Future Growth Plans: Planning to hire qualified sales and recruitment professionals in 2013.
Major Accomplishments: Expecting 25%-50% growth in 2013.
Majority Owner and Westminster Alumni:
William Hoster ('11)
Launched in 2002
Number of Employees other than Owners: 2
Approximate Yearly Revenue: $100,001-$500,000
Industry: Medical
Company Overview: Manufacturing specialized Pre-hospital and imaging medical devices.
Future Growth Plans: Maintain current product line and expand marketing efforts through distribution to increase sales.
Major Accomplishments: Products have been adopted as standard of care in several US states.


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LOCKPORT - A man who was sentenced a decade ago to five to 15 years in prison on a drug possession charge had his term cut to seven years Monday by Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas.
Luis A. Montanez, 48, has been in and out of prison four times because of multiple parole violations, Assistant District Attorney Peter M. Wydysh said.
However, his original sentence was longer than the nine-year maximum for his crime that was part of the state's revised drug laws passed in 2009.
Montanez' attorney, Ann Nichols, said Montanez likely will be released soon as a result of Farkas' decision. She said Montanez has a newborn daughter he wants to take care of, since the mother is now incarcerated on drug charges herself.


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Mavs lose first home game of season to Nuggets, 110-96
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Dallas Mavericks center DeJuan Blair (45) battles for a rebound with Denver Nuggets power forward J.J. Hickson (7) in the second half of NBA Basketball action at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas on Monday, November 25, 2013.
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5 Things Adults Shouldn't Be Allowed to Get Mad About
#2. Celebrity Romances Gone Wrong
I'm just going to come right out and say this. I know it's a bold stance, but it's one that I feel as if I need to make. Here goes: Men should not hit women.
You're right, that isn't a very bold stance to take at all. It's damn near a societal norm. And your accepting nature makes me feel a lot more comfortable running this next one by you: I don't give a shit that Rihanna and Chris Brown are back together. You shouldn't either. At least not to the point that you get mad about it.
So are we still friends? I sure hope so, because I don't mean to make light of her predicament. I simply mean to let you know that, if we knew what was good for us, we would not give a damn about celebrity relationships in general. The Rihanna fiasco has a sad twist that makes it a little more newsworthy than most, but if you think that drawing attention to how she's handled it is doing the domestic violence cause any favors, you're fucking insane. Hers is quite possibly the last relationship we should be writing feature news stories about.
It's time that would be better spent warning people about how terrible this album is.
That's exactly what we do, though. We have television shows and newspapers dedicated to nothing but digging up private information about public figures. And no story gets more coverage than when a relationship between two famous people goes terribly wrong.
Unfortunately, the end result of our fascination with knowing the ins and outs (if you know what I mean) of every celebrity union is that we now have stories like Rihanna's just sitting out there like a ticking time bomb, waiting to go off in the heads of untold numbers of kids in single-parent households (or particularly unruly two-parent households) who will grow up learning all they know about coexisting with the opposite sex from watching the Hollywood couples and athlete WAGs the media parade around as examples of how successful relationships work.
"Adopting Third World kids isn't cutting it anymore. Time to start conflicting rumors about your sexuality."
"Yes ... 'rumors' ..."
And the saddest part is, there isn't a whole lot we can do about it now. As much as I'd love to say that we shouldn't flood our social networking timelines with angry words when we hear that Rihanna and Chris Brown are back together, how do we not? When you read the details and see the pictures, it can be downright infuriating. But did the collective outrage we expressed really accomplish anything?
Sure it did. We now have a Rocky-type anthem for women who lack the necessary courage to give their relationship with the piece of shit boyfriend who broke their face a second chance.
That's about it though, unfortunately.
I'm not saying you're wrong to get angry when you hear about one celeb who's done another wrong. I'm just saying that your rage is going to send a way different message than you wanted it to if the celebrity in question for some reason fails to heed your advice.
#1. Movie Adaptations of Childhood Cartoons
Remember all of those great cartoons that you loved as a child? I was especially serious about my G.I. Joe fandom. How serious? I once wrote an angry letter to "G.I. Joe headquarters" at the age of 6 because some bullshit G.I. Joe peripheral item that I'd sent in a bunch of "Flag Points" to purchase failed to arrive in a time frame conducive to the success of the military operation I was unleashing in my backyard at the time. That serious. In fact, at one point, I had every single G.I. Joe action figure available. I did not include the gigantic G.I. Joe line in this assessment of my Joe collection because, even as a child, I knew that dolls were for girls.
Pictured: Some Village People shit.
"Bring me a big G.I. Joe if I ever need to show you where the Army man touched me" would have been a hilarious thing for a child of my age at the time to have said, but I was nowhere near that clever back then. That's probably why a bunch of plastic action figures and a cartoon that co-starred dozens of automatic weapons yet always ended with some kind of morality tale provided me hours upon hours of question-free entertainment.
Honest questions: 1) How the fuck do Destro's lips move?
2) How many panty eggs did it take to make Cobra Commander's mask?
It's also why I understand that I have absolutely no right to be bothered that the movie version of the G.I. Joe franchise, featuring a Wayans brother and the "acting chops" from Magic Mike, mind you, fails to strike a chord with my adult sensibilities.
The G.I. Joe franchise has paid its debt to me by absolutely rocking my grade school world with its special brand of military do-goodery. We're talking about a cartoon series that's over 30 years old now, though. I loved it as a kid because I was a kid when I loved it. But I have no expectations that the people in charge of rebooting G.I. Joe for a new generation of schoolchildren have me in mind. The people making the movie have to try and impress some other demographic if they're going to accumulate enough new G.I. Joe fans to make their one-off reboot into a franchise. That demographic definitely does not include a bunch of dudes in their mid-30s.
No, for marketing purposes, you are dead to Hollywood. They still want you to see the movie, of course, so they'll throw the "purists" a few bones in the form of whatever grown men who can't let go of the mundane details of the G.I. Joe universe deem an appropriate nod to their sad existence. But for the most part, the studio is just going to make the movie that they want to make, no matter what the fanboys have to say about it. And that's exactly what they should be doing. It's their job.
If a movie based on your favorite childhood cartoon doesn't resonate with you today, don't work yourself into a nerdy rage because someone is "disrespecting the franchise" or whatever. Instead, take it as a sign that, as you've grown as a person, you've simply become a little bit more difficult to entertain. That's nothing to be angry about.
Adam hosts a podcast called Unpopular Opinion that you should check out right here. You should also be his friend on Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr.


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Gun rights and gun control advocates convene on Capitol Hill for a Senate showdown Wednesday beginning at approximately 10 a.m.
Former congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords is expected to speak, along with her husband Mark Kelly—both gun control advocates. Giffords was almost killed during a mass shooting in Tucson, Ariz., on Jan. 8, 2011. Six people died that day, including a 9-year-old girl, and 18 others were injured.
The National Rifle Association's head, Wayne LaPierre, is also expected to speak. Long lines are wrapped around the Hart Office Building's corridor and stairs, as hundreds of mostly gun control advocates wait to attend the hearing.
Giffords, though permanently affected neurologically after being shot in the head by her attacker, is a staunch fighter for this cause and will give an opening speech as law makers attempt to tackle the contentious gun control issue. She has already travelled to Newtown, Conn., to meet with grieving families and legislators. She has also met with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, himself a strong advocate for gun control.
The Senate hearing comes in the wake of several mass murders by guns—the latest being the horrific slaughter of 20 children and six of their educators at Sandy Hook Elementary school in Newtown, Conn. The 20-year-old gunman, Adam Lanza, also killed his mother and took his own life.
Apart from the horror of Sandy Hook, young people are dying in the hundreds in neighborhoods across America. In Chicago's Southside, over 500 were killed in 2012 alone—more than were killed in war-torn Afghanistan. One Chicago mom has lost all four of her children to gun violence. Digest that for a minute. But we do not hear much about this kind of genocide-like murders right in our backyard. The inaction is inhumane—a disregard for life that is terribly disturbing.
The Senate is known for its inaction, contention, bipartisanship and uncompromising stance so it will be extremely interesting to see the results of today's hearings. Expect the combat to be intense for the NRA has shown no signs of compromising and gun control advocates are just as determined to get some of those mass killing machines off the streets and out of the hands of ordinary citizens.
President Obama vowed to enact stiffer gun control laws, promising the people of Newtown that they will not be forgotten. He has already proposed 23 executive orders aimed at that goal and has appointed vice president Joe Biden to oversee the overhauling of America's gun legislation.
Gun rights advocates like the NRA see any more gun laws as a violation of their Second Amendment rights. In fact CEO LaPierre's solution to our gun violence problem is more guns as he proposed arming all school guards.
The NRA had upped the ante by putting out a recent ad featuring President Obama's daughters, calling the president an elitist and a hypocrite for having armed guards at his children' school. I guess they forgot all first daughters get Secret Service protection?
Other gun enthusiasts have gone a step further in calling for our teachers and principals to be armed. One group said we should arm the janitors.
"Americans are counting on you," for "too many children are dying" said Giffords in her opening remarks. Adding" be bold, be courageous." Let's see if the Senate heeds her sage advice.


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The area of skin on either side of the nutsack, in between the balls and the thigh and not quite far back enough to be the taint.
Go ahead and rub my groint.
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The sound a person makes when they accidentally inhaled an item.
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The sound one makes while somehow through some mysterious error snorts something up ones nose accidentaly.
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One of America's finest up-and-coming virtuoso violinists, Emil Altschuler, performs at
a world class standard and possesses a commanding stage presence.
Master violinist, Erick Friedman, wrote of him: "…a very gifted violinist who possesses the talent and capability to become a truly outstanding violinist of his generation…and sound and accuracy of intonation that are truly extraordinary." His brilliant technique and vigorous performance energy has received ovations in venues such as Lincoln Center, San Francisco's Helen Von Ammon's Emerging Artist Series, The Aspen Music Festival, and Italy's Castello di Galeazza.
As a featured soloist, he has appeared with the Aspen Young Artist's Orchestra, the Binghamton Philharmonic and the Binghamton University Chamber Orchestra. Emil maintains an active solo career and performs regularly with Belgian guitarist Jérôme Mouffe in the AM Duo interpreting Spanish, Tango, and contemporary works alongside classical masterpieces. The Hardwick Gazette raves of them "coordination was spectacular, with sensitive phrasing and a depth of feeling in their touch" and The Armenian Weekly says "musicians who are also artists." Together with pianist Artem Belogurov, he will tour the state of Georgia this fall and record a new album including works by Mozart, Falla, Ravel, Poulenc and Bartok.
As a recording artist he released his debut album 'Emil Altschuler – Violin,' arranged with his brother Josiah Altschuler, with a gypsy jazz style guitar accompaniment and he recorded 'Diablo y Tango' with guitar, including works by Falla and Piazzolla. He was selected by renowned author and violin pedagogue Janice Tucker Rhoda to record 'The ABCs of Violin for the Absolute Beginner' Books 1 and 3, and will record Book 5 next season for publisher Carl Fischer Music. He is also a featured artist on his brother's first album 'Murder Ballads and Love Songs for Cello and Voice.'
At New England Conservatory, he serves as Head of Strings at Festival Youth Orchestra, chamber music coach, and substitutes as Youth Symphony coach and concerto competition adjudicator at the Preparatory and the School of Continuing Education. He is also a community music instructor at Tufts University and maintains an active private studio in Cambridge, MA.
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Putting an object in the middle of the road at night, and watching cars swerve out of the way for them.
Oh man, me and vin just coned that car on 11 Mile last night.
dari 2444 Sabtu, 09 Juli 2005
1. The act of driving down a road with one hand out the window, and systematically knocking down every orange cone on the road. (a passenger's face may be substituted for the hand) 2. The suburban alternative to cow-tipping.
Hey, there's construction on 287, let's go coning.
dari asupernothing Kamis, 27 Mei 2004
The subtle act of inserting a pine cone, lubricated with mayonnaise, in the rectum, and then proceeding to moving it in and out of the rectum at a steady speed.
Person 1: "Hey, wanna have sex in the playground tube?"
Person 2: "Sorry, I'm Coning myself tonight."
Person 2: "Sorry, I'm Coning myself tonight."
dari derpsalot Senin, 30 Agustus 2010
The art of put your fingers in a cone shape position and interserting them into a girls vagina. Similar to fisting, but more delicate, and in a cone shape.
Josh explained how he was coning a girl until he was wrist deep in her fluids.
dari Marteeny Kamis, 14 Juni 2007
When someone lowers themselves, ass first, onto a traffic cone to stretch out they're butthole.
When someone lowers themselves, ass first, onto a traffic cone to stretch out they're butthole.
Did you do your coning practices today? If that judge finds you guilty, you'll be happy you did.
dari theCTrain Rabu, 06 Juli 2011
v. The act of inserting a large orange traffic pylon into one's anus as far as it will go.
Brian and Jessica were coning last night. Jessica managed six inches, but Brian got eight.
dari Kronan Rabu, 16 Desember 2009
A highly ambiguous term referring to anything from a sexual act to hitting someone on the head and thusly producing a cone (a la classic cartoons)
Damn! I coned that bitch good last night!
Hey baby, you want some cone?
Dude, I want to cone that punk.
Hey baby, you want some cone?
Dude, I want to cone that punk.
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McPartlan's Corner is one of those comfortable neighborhood institutions that people have loved for years. McPartlan's has its history written on its menu, which says that the family opened a restaurant in South Buffalo in 1955, and in 1971 moved to the corner of Wehrle and South Forest, where it has served innumerable steaks, corned beef sandwiches, chicken wings and glasses of cold beer since then.
I have a more personal story: Before we moved to Buffalo, we'd usually stop at McPartlan's for wings and weck when we were visiting family in town. Then, the night we moved into our home in 1985, our next-door neighbor rang the bell to tell us, with effusive and hilarious profanity, that if we were looking for a place to eat, McPartlan's had the "best @#%$^&*! food" in the area. We thanked him and then dissolved into gales of laughter upon closing the door.
Over the years, we've stood in line for a Friday night fish fry, helped pack the place before St. Patrick's Day and brought out-of-town friends and relatives there for meals. It's a comfortable place where the food is generally reliably good, and that's probably why the clientele is so faithful.
On the Friday afternoon when we met John and Pat there for lunch, we cleared all that from our mind, although we did tell a couple of amusing stories about taking some visitors from rural Ireland there; they loved the steaks but said of the potato skins, "At home, we feed those to the pigs!"
The menu is extensive without being overwhelming, with soups, salads, several kinds of appetizers, wings, sandwiches and entrees, the vast majority of which are under the Cheap Eats barrier of $10.
We love the classic touches on the McPartlan's menu, which offers both cheese and crackers and two longtime favorites, artichoke hearts au gratin and spinach bread. There are some innovations, too, including a selection of panini � chicken, turkey or vegetable (tomato basil pesto, roasted red peppers, artichoke hearts and provolone).
There weren't too many people eating lunch when we arrived on the early side of noon, but the place filled up as time passed, with families, couples and what looked like a group of five co-workers. In our experience, the early dinner hour draws a lot of seniors. There is a long wooden bench in the foyer area, and on Friday nights we have seen it filled.
Unlike a lot of places, McPartlan's serves its fresh haddock fish fry (shipped from Boston, according to the menu) daily, and offers both a regular and miniature size.
We tried the mini-fish ($8.99), which came with a generous scoop of chopped cole slaw, a side dish of potatoes (we chose the German potato salad from a list that included mashed, french fried, American potato salad and pasta salad) and a slender fish filet. The fish arrived steaming hot and was fresh and delicious under the classic breading. The German potato salad drew particular praise with its melded flavors of vinegar and rich bacon.
The turkey club ($8.99) was a high-quality, platter-filling creation. The thick layers of fresh-sliced turkey were cold and fresh, the bacon was crisp, the bread toasted and crunchy. The sandwich included a handful of chips. Fries could have been added for $1.25, but they would have been far too much food. As it was, a quarter of the sandwich went home.
The beef on weck ($7.29) was made on a stellar weck roll, with a slight crispiness to its crust and a soft interior. The amount of salt and caraway was perfect, neither too sparse nor overwhelming.
Alas, the beef inside, although tender and flavorful, was a bit on the dry side. This was ordered with a side of fries ($1.25) and they were extremely good, hot, crispy and right out of the fryer.
The Reuben sandwich ($7.99) could be ordered with turkey or corned beef, and served open-faced or closed, with two slices of bread.
Being traditionalists, we went with the corned beef and the extra slice of bread, and we were glad we did. The corned beef was tender and delicious, not overly spiced or too salty. In fact, bits of this generous sandwich were passed around and even one diner who is not a big fan of the cured meat agreed that it was extremely good. The thin layer of sauerkraut and slather of Thousand Island dressing, along with the melted cheese, was a perfect blend. And the slightly crispy grilled rye was so good that we were glad we didn't choose the open-face version.
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"Frodsham" is a Northerm English slang term for "freezing" or "cold". It is more widely known as the name of an English town.
"It's frodsham in here, put the fire on!"
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An awesome town in Cheshire in NW England. Not slang for being cold.
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