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Janne Eriksson is a 42 year old Sawmill worker who lives with his wife Magdalena and five year old son, Ludvig just outside the city of Hudiksvall in Sweden. Since settling in the area 20 years ago, he has seen his communications options change and grow, most recently due to the evolution from dial-up internet to a host of high-speed broadband offerings.
Today, Janne subscribes to a home broadband package which includes the internet, IP telephone, IPTV and video-on-demand and he is positive about the impact it has on his and other resident's lives. "Broadband makes life easier in many ways," he says. "It saves me time; I can pay bills and use other bank services from home at any time I want. I can also access the local, national and international news and with video-on-demand I can choose a film with my remote control instead of traveling downtown to rent one. My wife is also able to work from home now so having fast and reliable broadband is a huge advantage for us in so many ways."
The introduction of new services such as video-on-demand is a recent development for Hudiksvall and like other residents in the area, Janne previously experienced a limited choice when it came to selecting a home broadband package. This is because the Municipality of Hudiksvall was the only Service Provider to the area and this restricted new investment in broadband. Keen to provide the latest technology and bring new services to the people, the Municipality recognized the need to introduce competition and attract a number of Service Providers to enable this to happen.
Hudiksvall chose to implement Ericsson's open-access network which has allowed several Service Providers to operate in Hudiksvall using the same infrastructure. This is a cost-effective solution for the Municipality which has brought new operators to the city and has led to a rise in quality and competitive packages for subscribers. Janne believes that the technology makes Hudiksvall a more attractive place to live and work and for new companies to become established. "Historically, Hudiksvall's industry is based on forest products like paper and wood products, hydraulic products like cranes and pumps and the cable industry. Over the last ten years we have seen many new technology organizations and companies become established in Hudiksvall. It is giving the city a new lease of life and I hope this is just the beginning of a new successful era for Hudiksvall."
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a pretty good guitarist in an idustrial metal band called dope
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A sickness that people get when, say, they let their dog lick their face, or they drink really old milk. Also, a way to tell if you're a nerd is if when you hear the word "virus" you automatically think computer virus instead of a biological virus.
When I ate the three-month old hamburger, I got a virus called E. coli.
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The plural of virus, Viri may not be the correct way to pronounce the plural of virus but many non-words are used on the internet!
Crap I'm infected with viri
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something your mom has right now.
man, i went to go fuck your mom last night, until she told me of the damn virus she got from you cousin last week. damn her!
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MVB Defeats No.14-Ranked IPFW in Thriller
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Three Cardinals earned double doubles in a thrilling 3-2 win over No. 14 IPFW Friday evening (18-25, 25-21, 26-24, 25-27, 15-10). Ball State benefited from a strong defensive night wtih five players registering double-digit digs led by junior David Ryan Vander Meer who got under a career-high 22 digs.
With the win, Ball State improves to 3-3 on the season and starts MIVA play at 1-0. The Mastodons fall to 3-2 on the year and 0-1 in conference action.
Offensively the Cardinals were led by sophomore Marcin Niemczewski who had a career-high 22 kills while junior Shane Witmer was the second Cardinal to reach double digit kills with 10. Senior Kevin Owens added seven kills while classmates Matt Leske and Graham McIlvaine added six kills. Junior Matt Sutherland came off the bench and provided five kills.
Niemczewski was at a near triple double in his stat line with a career-high 16 digs to go with eight total blocks. Witmer also coupled his offensive production with defense for a double double picking up 10 digs. David Ryan Vander Meer doubled his previous career-high in digs and ended the night with 22 to go with a career-high 11 assists. Graham McIlvaine was the fourth Cardinal to reach a double double picking up 49 assists to go with 10 digs. Larry Wrather registered three kills although he was the only Cardinal to pass without committing an error; Wrather passed 14 balls with no reception error.
The block party was headed up by Leske and Niemczewski who had 12 and eight total blocks respectively. Leske had two solo blocks to go with a career-high 10 assisted blocks while Niemczewski had a solo block and a career-high seven assisted blocks. Owens added four blocks while McIlvaine, Witmer and Wrather added three blocks each.
History was made on the evening as McIlvaine now moves to number seven all-time in Ball State men's volleyball history in career digs. His 49 digs against IPFW brings his career total to 2,193 digs surpassing Dave Carlson (2005-06) who had 2,153 assists in his career.
The first set started back and forth but the Mastodons were able to utilize three consecutive BSU attack errors to jump out to a 13-9 lead. Ball handling and attack errors by Ball State and kills on the part of IPFW helped the Mastodons to extend a lead 20-14 causing the Cardinals to call a timeout. IPFW continued its attacking to take the first set 25-18.
The first timeout of the second set was called by Ball State after IPFW earned three straight kills to lead 12-9. The Cardinals came out of the timeout and benefitted from a service error from the Mastodons, a block by Leske, a kill from Niemczewski and an ace from McIlvaine to take a 13-12 lead which forced IPFW to call time. The Cardinals earned three-straight points off blocks which were spearheaded by Leske. In the stretch of three points the senior had a solo block and two assisted blocks to help Ball State get to a 17-14 lead.
IPFW inched closer to Ball State down the stretch of the second set getting as close as one point when BSU lead 21-20. A kill from McIlvaine and two blocks by the Cardinals set up the winning point that saw Sutherland score the set-winning kill at 25-21.
Neither team was able to sustain much of a run in the third set. With the score tied at 22-all a Ball State would commit a service error and IPFW would get a kill to set up set point. A blocking error by the Mastodons and an attack error kept the Cardinals alive with the score at 24-all. A kill by Sutherland forced IPFW to call a timeout with Ball State facing a set point. Owens would put up the big block in the next play to give Ball State a 26-24 set win.
IPFW would rally early in the fourth set winning four-straight points for a 14-12 lead that caused Ball State to call its first timeout of the set. The Cardinals benefitted from several errors on the other side of the net and were able to tie it at 18-all. IPFW would call the next timeout as Niemczewski scored a kill and the Mastodons hit an attack error to give the Cardinals a 20-18 lead.
A ball handling error on the part of Ball State followed by a service ace brought IPFW back tied at 20-all. The teams would trade points again and come to a tie at 22. From there Ball State earned a block and forced an attack error to look at match point at 24-22. IPFW would come out of its timeout and get back-to-back kills from Eddie Rivera and Omar Rivera to tie the score at 24. A ball handling error by the Cardinals gave the Mastodons the upper hand although Niemczewski even the score at 25. IPFW ended the set with a kill and Ball State attack error.
The fifth and decisive set saw Ball State jump out to a 6-0 lead off the serve of McIlvaine. The senior helped keep the IPFW defense on its toes which forced four attack errors in that stretch. Ball State had too much momentum down the stretch and IPFW would not get closer than within three points the rest of the way. The match ended on a solo block by Witmer.
IPFW was led by Andy Sellan and Eddie Rivera who had 13 kills each along with Elon Fyfield who added 11 kills.
Ball State is next headed on the road to face George Mason and Princeton Friday, Feb. 7 and Saturday, Feb. 8. Both matches are set to begin at 7 p.m. Stay tuned to ballstatesports.com for more information on Ball State men's volleyball or follow the team on Twitter at @BallStateMVB.


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Japanese CRO CMIC will pay Dyax $4 million up front as part of a collaboration agreement to develop and commercialize the latter's FDA-approved subcutaneous drug DX-88 (Kalbitor®; ecallantide) for the treatment of hereditary angioedema (HAE) and other angioedema indications in Japan. Dyax could receive another $102 million in further development and sales milestones. Under terms of the deal CMIC will shoulder all costs associated with the development, regulatory submissions, and commercialization of DX-88 in Japan. The firm will also purchase the drug from Dyax and pay future royalties of 20-24% of net product sales.
"As Japan is an important market for us, it was critical to align with a company that has experience developing orphan drugs," comments Gustav Christensen, Dyax president and CEO. "Our agreement with CMIC represents another significant advancement for our DX-88 global licensing strategy."
Dyax' flagship product, DX-88, is a selective plasma kallikrein inhibitor that has been approved for the HAE indication in the U.S., and is under regulatory review in the EU. Developed by Dyax using its phage-display technology, the drug became available in the U.S. during the first quarter of 2010 for treating acute attacks of hereditary angioedema in patients 16 years of age and older. Dyax reported $3.2 million in net product sales of Kalbitor for the first six months of 2010.
The candidate is separately under Phase II clinical evaluation against ACE inhibitor-induced angioedema and acquired angioedema, and is undergoing Phase I trials for retinal vein occlusion induced macular edema. Dyax has teamed up with Fovea Pharmaceuticals to develop DX-88 for retinal indications in the EU. In August Dyax and Defiante Farmaceutica, a subsidiary of Sigma-Tau, inked a strategic partnership to develop and commercialize subcutaneous DX-88 for the treatment of HAE and other therapeutic indications throughout Europe, North Africa, Middle East, and Russia.
Dyax is exploiting its phage-display platform both for the development of a pipeline of products in house, and through third-party licenses and collaborations under a licensing and funded research program (LFRP) initiative. The firm says it is currently managing over 70 licenses and collaborations ongoing through the LFRP program, and the licensee pipeline now includes 17 clinical-stage drug candidates.
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White House Still Won't Say if U.S. Spied on Merkel
WASHINGTON–The White House still isn't talking about the past.
The White House said Wednesday that the U.S. isn't listening in on German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conversations and that it won't in the future, but avoided addressing whether U.S. intelligence agencies have in the past. Given another shot Thursday, President Barack Obama's chief spokesman, Jay Carney, repeated much of the same language and didn't close the door on the possibility of earlier surveillance.
"What I can't do and won't do is answer every allegation that appears in print about intelligence activities that may or may not have been engaged in by the United States, because the path that leads us down is not one that we can travel," Mr. Carney said.
Germany said earlier this week that the U.S. may be spying on Ms. Merkel's cellphone, prompting outcries throughout Europe about America's intelligence gathering and threatening relations between the two nations. Germany's foreign ministry summoned the U.S. ambassador to Germany, John B. Emerson, to discuss the spying.
The accusations also prompted a call Wednesday between Ms. Merkel and Mr. Obama, who, according to the White House, assured her that the U.S. "is not monitoring and will not monitor the communications of Chancellor Merkel."
The carefully worded statement has led people to believe the U.S. has monitored her conversations in the past. The White House appears comfortable leaving that question unanswered, and said it realizes the allegations have caused tensions in Germany, France, Brazil and other countries where similar reports have provoked anger at the U.S.
Mr. Carney said the U.S. "gathers intelligence much as other nations gather foreign intelligence." He reiterated that Mr. Obama has ordered a review of U.S. intelligence gathering in the wake of leaks by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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Breast Cancer Network of Western New York will hold an educational meeting at 6 p.m. today in its Bella Moglie building, 3297 Walden Ave., Depew. At 6:30, Drs. Cheryl Nosek and Charles Sabatino from the Cancer Wellness Center will explore ways to survive and eventually flourish when we are faced with obstacles in our lives. A support group will follow at 8. For reservations, call Daria at 894-8135 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information, call Sharon Feraci at 759-1176.
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Catholic Health will present a free Diabetes Wellness Workshop, designed for those who are at risk for developing diabetes and would like to prevent it, at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Buffalo Urban League, 86 Pine St. Topics will include; diabetes disease process, risk reduction strategies, meal planning and exercise. Seating is limited; call 447-6205 to register. For more information, visit www.chsbuffalo.org/events.
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Warwickshire will have to do without in-form wicketkeeper-batsman Tim Ambrose as they go in search of the LV= County Championship title against Worcestershire at New Road tomorrow.
The 29-year-old sustained a thigh injury in the lead up to the Bears' 23-run Clydesdale Bank 40 semi-final victory over Lancashire on Saturday, leaving Richard Johnson with the task of taking over behind the stumps.
Jamaica-born seamer Recordo Gordon has been fast tracked into a 13-man squad which is lacking the services of England all-rounder Chris Woakes.
Jim Troughton's side, 22 points clear at the top of Division One, will be crowned County Champions if they are victorious and both Sussex and Nottinghamshire fail to deliver wins against Somerset and Surrey respectively.
Ambrose, fresh from hitting an unbeaten century in his last four-day outing, told ecb.co.uk: "It's very exciting. When you get to this stage of the season, you want to be involved in as much as you can, you don't want to be playing dead rubbers.
"There is a lot for us to play for at the moment, so there is a good buzz about the place. We have played some excellent cricket to get to where we are and we will carry on that way."
Struggling Worcestershire need to topple their local rivals to ease their relegation fears and have the option of recalling Vikram Solanki and Ben Scott.
Sussex have been boosted by the availability of England wicketkeeper Matt Prior against Somerset.
However, they will have to do without in-form all-rounder Luke Wright, who is on England duty along with Somerset's Craig Kieswetter and Jos Buttler.
Marcus Trescothick's outfit are also missing Nick Compton due to the back injury that could have ended his campaign.
Abdur Rehman, representing Pakistan in a one-day international against Australia in the United Arab Emirates today, is expected to play, with director of cricket Brian Rose driving him from Gatwick Airport to the PROBIZ County Ground.
Rehman will replace George Dockrell as the Ireland spinner starts his preparations for the ICC World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka next month.
Nottinghamshire have been given special permission to play England duo Alex Hales and Michael Lumb for the opening two days of their game with Surrey at the Kia Oval.
Samit Patel is also on international duty, while Andre Adams is set to miss the rest of the season with a calf problem.
Steven Davies has returned to fitness for Surrey, which may see Ireland wicketkeeper-batsman Gary Wilson make way.
All-rounder Tom Smith has labelled Lancashire's trip to face Middlesex at Lord's a must-win game as the champions - who have again omitted opener Stephen Moore from their party - look to fight off relegation.
"If we win two games, we will probably stay up and that will be a success," he told ecb.co.uk.
"It's simple - we have just got to win. Last year when we needed to get the job done in a few tight games, we came over the line. The squad is exactly the same and we still have the same mentality to our cricket."
Impressive form in the Middlesex second XI has earned John Simpson a recall at the expense of Adam Rossington, while Ollie Rayner is back from a finger injury and Gurjit Sandhu boosts a bowling department that is without rested Ireland seamer Tim Murtagh.
Mark Footitt and Jonathan Clare are still sidelined as Division Two leaders Derbyshire look to confirm their place in the top flight for next season against third-placed Kent, who will be without England spinner James Tredwell at Canterbury.
Paceman Footitt and all-rounder Clare have back injuries and are stepping up their recoveries in a bid to be fit for next week's visit of fellow promotion-chasers Hampshire.
Karl Krikken's men will be promoted if they can secure more points than Kent and at least as many as Hampshire take at home to Essex.
Second-placed Yorkshire, 19 points behind Derbyshire, have Ryan Sidebottom available against Glamorgan at Headingley Carnegie.
The former England seamer, a late withdrawal from the White Rose team that defeated Gloucestershire at Scarborough last week, has recovered from back spasms, but Richard Pyrah is still absent with a hand injury.
Glamorgan have omitted spinner Robert Croft, batsman Marcus North, who has returned to Australia, and departing seamer James Harris, with John Glover, Andrew Salter and David Lloyd deputising; the latter two are set for their championship bows.
Mike Reed is also on standby as Huw Waters faces a late fitness test.
Danny Briggs and Neil McKenzie are notable absentees from Hampshire's squad to face Essex at the Ageas Bowl.
Briggs is away on England duty and McKenzie has returned to South Africa, leaving James Vince and David Griffiths, without a four-day appearance since early May, to fill in.
David Masters continues to be hampered with a side complaint, but young pacemen Reece Topley and Tymal Mills are in the 12-man Essex squad.
A finger problem prevents Alex Wakely from representing Northamptonshire against Gloucestershire, still missing long-term injury victim Chris Dent, at Bristol.
Kyle Coetzer has been recalled while David Willey and Luke Evans play.
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A group of 20 Lady Gaga fans have set up camp on the corner of North Houston and Olive Street in advance of her sold-out Tuesday night show at American Airlines Center in Dallas. They started congregating early Sunday morning with plans to snag the coveted front row of the pit for Tuesday's concert.
[UPDATE: By 3 p.m. Monday, 56 people were in line. They moved to the sidewalk on Valor Place, a street that runs along the west side of the AAC, where AAC officials thought would be safer if crowds swell.]
Lady Gaga's "little monsters" in many cities are known for their die-hard fandom, with many wearing over-the-top outfits to shows and showing up by the mob.
Dusty Harp, 15, says he and his mother were the first ones there on Sunday. This is his second time seeing Lady Gaga. He's missing at least one day of school to get a front row spot.
The group is not allowed to camp out on AAC property, according to several campers, so they picked the next closest spot. They were told an AAC employee would accompany them to get numbered wristbands at the venue at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, in order of when they arrived. Once they receive a wristband, they will be able to leave without losing their position in line by wearing their wristbands to get a front spot in the pit. The AAC website states that for safety & security reasons, fans won't be permitted to line up at the venue before 8 a.m. the day of the show; those with GA floor tickets can line up in the Monster Pit eligibility line. The afternoon of each show, Monster Pit access wristbands will be distributed to GA floor ticket holders who have arrived first, waited the longest, and dressed to "Ball."
You won't see any tents on the corner – the little monsters say they don't think they're allowed to bring them. Instead, they have blankets, pillows, and foldout chairs to get them through the two nights.
Another passionate fan, Brandan Gonzales, 19, set up shop at 2 p.m. with his concert outfit in tow. Inside his bag were 3" heels -- shoes he says he wears whenever he wants (but especially at Lady Gaga and Madonna concerts).
"I don't believe in gender-specific clothes; I like to express myself differently," said Gonzales.
Harp says most of the fans didn't know each other before they arrived but have become friends since. The mood was lighthearted and carefree out there late Sunday night; nothing could seemingly diminish the fact that these 20 people will be enjoying a front row spot at Tuesday's Lady Gaga show.


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quote: My view is, keep the nuke plants for baseline and backup, but shift as much as possible to renewables with emphasis on distributed generation and storage (e.g. each house or building supplying part or all of its own needs)
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I thought people might take notice with this billboard put out by www.ottawacountypatriots.org. I thought this to be pretty interesting.
This is called Romney's free market vs. Obama's socialism:
Romney's Bain Capital invested PRIVATE money in: AMC Entertainment, Burger King, Burlington Coat Factory, Clear Channel Communications, Domino's Pizza, Dunkin' Donuts, Guitar Center, The Sports Authority, Staples, Toys "R" Us and Warner Music Group.
Obama invested taxpayer money in: Solyndra (bankrupt), Ener1 (bankrupt), Beacon Power (bankrupt), Abound Solar (bankrupt), Amonix Solar (bankrupt), Spectra Watt (bankrupt) and Easter Energy (bankrupt).
Do you want a businessman who has generated billions or a president who has wasted trillions? Oh, yes, and let's not forget, all of Obama's companies were campaign contributors for President Obama.
Seems like the Democratic ads keep harping on Romney's wealth. He is wealthy; good business men usually are. Who cares? Most of these politicians have plenty of money. Did you know when Romney was governor of Massachusetts, he did not take a salary? Did you know when Romney ran the Winter Olympics a few years ago, he again took no salary? Guess what, he did well in both achievements.
I sure hope people will try and check out the two candidates before voting. Facts are pretty important for this election.
A former Democrat,
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Brock Lesnar is facing some very serious choices if he wants to get his life back in order—much less his career.
It was announced late Thursday afternoon that his case of diverticulitis, the disease which kept him out of action for a year, has flared up again.
Lesnar insists that this will not be the end of his UFC career, but admits that things don't look promising at present. He hasn't yet decided on having surgery, but if he does, he'll be out of action for a minimum of 12 months.
Speaking of injuries, if much less significant, Tiger Woods had to pull out of the Players Championship after nine holes yesterday, due to the stress fracture in his knee. Some people are criticizing Woods for "quitting," but that's really not fair.
This puts a damper on any hopes that Woods had of winning a major this year, because he won't be able to practice his swing or really do anything golf-related until the injury heals itself.
LeBron James is still riding high after Miami's emotional win over the Boston Celtics. What's more, James and co. now know who their opponents are, in the game to earn the right to compete for an NBA championship.
That is, the Chicago Bulls.
The Bulls swept the season series against the Heat, but James appears to be on a mission at the moment, and no one can stop him.
We will have the latest news, notes and information from the wide world of sports on this very scary Friday the 13th.


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SHEPHERDSTOWN - In his first three years as a Fairmont State Fighting Falcons guard, former Martinsburg star Isaac Thornton had came up empty-handed in the win column at the Butcher Center, 10 miles away from where he played high school basketball.
On Saturday, things changed for Thornton.
The preseason All-American led the Falcons with 22 points as Fairmont defeated the Shepherd Rams 93-89.
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Shepherd's Aeron Spencer is caught down low and looks to pass during the?Rams' loss to Fairmont State Saturday.
"It feels really good," Thornton said of the victory. "We didn't play a great game, but we found a way to do it. That's what we have to do some nights."
It didn't take long for Thornton to get the Falcons started as he knocked down a 3-pointer and made a layup to score the Falcons' first five points of the contest.
Fairmont and Shepherd battled through the early part of the first half, but Stevie Browning made a pair of 3-point shots to set the tone for Fairmont as it carried a double-digit lead into halftime.
"I like how we started the game. I thought our press was very effective," Shepherd coach Justin Namolik said. "Then Fairmont started to play four guards and sit back into a zone, and I did not make the right adjustments during the first half.
"I talked about it at halftime, and we made the necessary adjustments."
Shepherd chipped away at the Falcons' lead, cutting it to a single point, but Fairmont continued to make the contest a cat-and-mouse chase for control of the game.
"We were able to tell in the second half that we were going to make a run," Namolik said. "We kept denting and denting at their lead, and for us to be put in the position where we could take the lead, says a lot about our team."
Fairmont was able to stretch its lead to eight points before Shepherd (10-5, 7-4) cut it to three with a Brantley Osborne 3-pointer. Marcus Pilgrim made a pair of free throws to tie the contest at 89-89 with 40 seconds remaining.
Malik Stith made a layup with 4.2 seconds left, using every second of the shot clock, to give the Falcons the late 91-89 lead before Namolik called timeout.
Following the timeout, Chad Moore threw a baseball pass that sailed over the head of Morgan McDonald and resulted in a turnover, giving the Falcons the ball and securing the minimal lead.
Along with Osborne, who led all scorers with 25 points, four other Rams scored in double figures.
Sidney McCray added 17 points, and Moore, Pilgrim and McDonald each had 13 points.
Stith added 21 points for Fairmont.


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PITTSBURGH - Based on the reaction to the Pittsburgh Penguins' playoff loss, you'd think it was a disastrous season.
It wasn't.
They posted 109 points in the regular season and went into the last weeks of the season with a chance to win their conference.
From the reaction, you'd think their loss to the Philadelphia Flyers was a huge upset.
It wasn't.
The Flyers finished just five points behind the Penguins, which is how they wound up matched up as the fourth and fifth teams in the Eastern Conference.
The 4-5 series are usually the toughest because the teams are so close.
The Flyers are good. The Penguins might have a slight edge on paper, but the Flyers were better on ice.
Everyone needs scapegoats when things don't go well. Goalie Marc-Andre Fleury had a couple of uncharacteristically bad games.
The overall team defense wasn't good for the first three games of the series.
The Penguins couldn't stop the Flyers on the power play, and they weren't smart or disciplined enough to stay out of the penalty box.
Three players - James Neal, Craig Adams and Arron Asham - managed to get themselves suspended for at least one game.
Stars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin played below their usual level, especially Malkin.
It adds up to a bad 10 days, which should not be allowed to overshadow a very successful regular season that covered 188 days.
General manager Ray Shero had a season-ending briefing Tuesday to dispel some of the craziness.
Coach Dan Bylsma is staying. So are his assistant coaches.
Shero couldn't say much about possible personnel moves, because the NHL collective bargaining agreement will expire soon.
Without a labor agreement, it's impossible to define what the salary cap will be, which also makes it difficult to determine how the Penguins will make all the large salaries fit.
Shero said he wants to open negotiations with Sidney Crosby and Jordan Staal on new contracts.
He also seemed to at least partially exonerate beleaguered defensemen Paul Martin and Zbynek Michalek, noting that they were part of a major improvement in goals against in the season prior to this one.
Is he counting on a comeback from them, or just trying to fluff up their value for potential trades?
There are a lot of decisions pending. Shero said it would be a big summer.
His mission: Find out why a team that was so good for six months could fall apart for a week and a half when it mattered most.
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- Ronald E. Elliott, 51, 646 Vine Ave. 3, Salem, was arrested for domestic violence after officers responded to his home at 5:35 a.m. Saturday where his live-in girlfriend claimed he had come home from the bar and woke her to argue, during which he allegedly grabbed her by the arm and neck to prevent her from leaving. Officers observed red marks on her arm and neck.
- An officer responded to the 200 block of East Fourth Street at 12:59 p.m. Saturday for a report of a firearm in the alley. The firearm was found to be an airsoft-type gun and was disposed of at the station.
- Police recovered a motorcycle reported stolen on Jan. 21 at a 500 block Walnut Street home after police received a tip regarding the vehicle at 3:05 p.m. Saturday.
- Police responded to a fight in the 500 block of Walnut Street at 3:58 p.m. Saturday and found the individuals separated before arrival. They were told to contact the department if they wished to pursue charges.
- Officers responded with medical personnel to a 500 block Aetna Street home at 4:08 p.m. Saturday where a woman had reported that she had been in a domestic dispute and suffered injuries that needed medical attention. Officers and medical personnel could see a woman sitting by an upstairs window smoking and drinking a beverage but she refused to acknowledge multiple attempts at contact. Due to insufficient cause to force entry, officers left.
- Police responded to the area of Hogan's Alley off Franklin Avenue at 12:17 a.m. Sunday where a caller reported hearing a loud bang in the alley and then saw someone walking out of the alley carrying what appeared to be a long gun. The caller said the person ran away when observed. Officers searched the area but were unable to find anyone.
- Andrew J. Rice, 30, 251 Stewart Road, Salem, was cited for open container after a patrolling officer observed him attempt to conceal an open alcoholic beverage while walking in the 200 block of South Howard Avenue at 12:46 a.m. Sunday.
- Christopher P. Jennings, 40, 12696 W. Middletown Road, Salem, was arrested for operating a vehicle intoxicated (.149), driving under suspension and possession of drug paraphernalia following a traffic stop for speed on West State Street at 1:26 a.m. Sunday. Charges are pending after officers found two white pill capsules and a small plastic baggy, both with a white powdery residue, in the vehicle.
- Police responded to fight at a Railroad Street bar at 1:53 a.m. Employees said that it was only a verbal dispute and the individuals had already parted ways.
- A patrolling officer at 2 a.m. Sunday observed two individuals in a verbal dispute outside a South Ellsworth Avenue bar. The officer found that it had been a verbal dispute inside the bar and that they had moved outside to engage in a physical altercation. The agreed to go their separate ways.
- Joseph R. Kee, 10633 Rochester Road, East Rochester, was arrested for operating a vehicle intoxicated following a traffic stop for a traffic control device violation at 2:35 a.m. Sunday.
- Police responded to the Salem Community Hospital at 4:36 a.m. Sunday for a report of a belligerent male patient who had allegedly struck staff members and a security officer before being restrained. The patient continued to scream while officers were on scene but calmed down prior to their departure.
- Cody A. Wilson, 21, 15831 W. South Range Road, Salem, was arrested for disorderly conduct after officers responded to the area of Jennings Avenue and West Second Street at 4:39 a.m. Sunday where Wilson had allegedly fled on foot from a vehicle on his way home while grossly intoxicated. He reportedly attempted to elude officers on foot, running in and out of the roadway.
- A woman reported at 2:37 p.m. Saturday a white Trail Blazer was possibly illegally parked at the corner of Green and West Lincoln streets. Police checked on the vehicle and found it was not illegally parked.
- A woman reported at 3:51 p.m. Saturday a man walking toward the Canton Bridge on West Lincoln Way appeared to be intoxicated. Police found the man who said that he was in from Indiana to visit a friend and left their house to walk to the store and when he started back he forgot where the house was located. He told police he would continue looking for the house and notify them if he still couldn't find it.
- A man reported at 5:26 p.m. Saturday a man in a Jeep drove into a pile of snow in the Save-A-Lot parking lot and got stuck. Police spoke with the driver who said he wasn't using good judgment and was attempting to try out the four-wheel drive on his Jeep. Baker's Towing removed the vehicle from the snow pile.
- An East Lincoln Way woman reported at 2:27 a.m. Sunday a man and woman in the upstairs apartment were fighting and the woman came down to her apartment because the man was beating her up. Police spoke with the woman who had been upstairs and she said she and her husband had an altercation and her husband also assaulted their landlord. Police spoke with the man and found he was highly intoxicated. The woman and her landlord did not wish to press charges and the man's friends took him to Columbiana for the night.
- An East Chestnut Street man reported at 2:10 p.m. Sunday a woman he knows threatened to kill him.
- A woman, name and address not listed, reported at 11 a.m. Friday checks were written in her name.
- Someone reported at 1:20 p.m. Friday a man was walking around Royal Birkdale Drive showing a badge and claiming to be conducting a background investigation. Police looked for the man but did not find him.
- Col-Pump reported theft of copper wires at 4:23 p.m. Friday.
- The highway patrol reported at 11 p.m. Friday a silver Cobalt northbound on state Route 164 from Adams Road was driving recklessly. Police attempted to intercept the vehicle at state Route 164 by Southern Terrace but it did not travel through.
- Someone reported at 10:36 p.m. Thursday a man about 21 or 22 years old was inside the Tic Toc store acting suspicious and was possibly intoxicated. Police remained at the store until closing time and there were no problems.


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Brian Joubert of France finished a strong fourth at the 2012 ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Nice, France this past week.
Brian Joubert of France finished a strong fourth at the 2012 ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Nice, France this past week.
A decade of Brian-he is a true champion and as far as 2012, for me, Best Matrix ever! Great skate, inspiring from 27 year old brian on the heals of a decade younger wunderkind (Hanyu) who skated very well. Kudos to Jouby!
Great interview. Brian sounds like he is in good place career-wise and he has a plan. Wishing Brian the best of luck next season.
Thanks for this article! It clearly meant a lot to him to perform well at Worlds in his home country, especially after two inconsistent seasons and a rough start this year. It's good to hear that he's trying to work on the artistic aspect of his skating, and I do see an improvement already. I was in the audience for Worlds, and his exhibition program was quite touching and not something I was used to seeing from him...he got down on his knees to bow at the end, as if to thank his countrymen and everyone else for supporting him. From a lot of his recent interviews, it sounds like he's matured a lot since his early competitive days. Wish him all the best for the World Team Trophy and next season!
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Watching Brian skating that well to that old Matrix program was a highlight of the event for me. I was so happy for him that he was finally able to skate clean the way we know he can even if he wasn't rewarded with a medal.
Victura, allow me to welcome you also.
I finally got to see Joubert's long program this afternoon. The guy is back! I am so glad he and his fans will have this splendid program, on home ice, to remember. It's immaterial that he did not get a medal. There just wasn't room for all the best skaters on that podium.
One thing I realized about Brian today (besides the fact that he's so fine-looking, which I knew already, is that he has just the most gorgeous posture and carriage. That's not automatic with skaters. For example, I noticed today that Leonova hunches a bit, as Oksana Baiul used to. But Joubert? He stands like a premier danseur noble. And then there are the jumps...wow.
Wow, Joubert will continue! Wish him all the best! If he is as great as he was at the worlds this time, he'll definitely be a force in the upcoming season!
Thank you so much for the lovely article.
Brian is likely to continue until Sochi season! Wow, how nice!
I so wanted Brian to get on the podium, since it was likely for him to be his last Worlds in France in front of home crowd.
His performances were definately brilliant and exciting. Besides he was the cleanest among the top 7...When the result did not come as expected, I was so sad for him and his fans.
His brilliant performaces on home ice was one of my highlights, along with Kevin VdP's perfect skate and Dai's quads in SP (though a fall on second 3T) and LP, at this particular Worlds.
I am glad to know that Brian in this article sounds so positive and looks ahead of his future.
I also love he is talking about having two new programs next season. (In general, I am against that skaters, especially top skaters use the same program two years in a row, barring an injury.)
I hope he will pick up a classical music again. There are lots of classical music that surely suits his style. He has so much grace with his skating. He no longer needs powerful music from movie soundtrack.
I really look forward to seeing Brian skate to lyrical, softer music to showcase his skating skill.
Brian, a lot of your fans are awating you in Tokyo next week!
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Great performance from Brian! I was thrilled for him!
Thanks, Olympia :)
I absolutely agree with what you said regarding his posture and carriage. I was very pleasantly surprised by the artistic side of his skating. Most of what I knew about him before was that he had great jumping skills and strange (at least to me) music choices, and he's been criticized quite a bit for his lack of presentation skills, transitions, and only being a jumper that I wasn't expecting much of his in-betweens. There's actually this Japanese documentary that was done a few years back that emphasized how the straightness of his body contributes directly to how fast he can rotate in the air and the success of his jumps. (I don't speak Japanese, but the visuals in the video give you a pretty good idea of what they're getting at.)
A bit of an aside, but here's a fun moment from the Worlds exhibition practice, with Brian and Florent doing side-by-side twizzles! :)


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That was the picture on the back of their t-shirts, rofl. I'm all down with the kid sippin em back if he can maintain a good personality. He sounds like an absolute ****** and a half though, lifting up chicks glasses and saying 'ehhh not good enough'. It just seems like he can't drink in public, or needs a babysitter while doing so.


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- Farmers should consider the effects of fall tillage on their fields and not just the effects of the drought on this year's crop.
Farmers should consider the short- and long-term effects of fall tillage on their fields and not just the effects of the drought on this year's crop, a Purdue Extension agronomist says.
Tillage loosens and rearranges soil aggregates with the intent of establishing a better foundation for crop seed placement and root growth, but the drought itself has already accomplished deep cracking and loosening of some soils. The drought also reduced the post-harvest crop residue that is often used as an additional justification for tillage.
"Tillage decisions should never be based on one year's crop yield," Tony Vyn said.
A farmer's natural reaction to a drought year is disappointment, and that may lead to what Vyn called "revenge tillage."
"I don't want farmers to overestimate the need for fall tillage just because of the 2012 drought and poor crops," he said. "It's important to adopt a tillage system that leaves topsoil uniformly in place to build up a whole field's resiliency in root-zone water retention over time."
He urged farmers to exercise caution and always be aware of the soil loss risk, saying they should examine soil conditions and crop yields over a number of years when considering tillage.
"The early harvest may promote fall tillage, and the disappointment factor may further motivate farmers to till ground," Vyn said. "But often we don't know how an individual year's yields would have changed with more or less tillage.
"It's been consistent that there are very few yield-related reasons for doing fall tillage on well-drained soils in a corn-soybean rotation. There's more justification when a field is on a corn-corn rotation or it has poorly drained soils. "
In addition to considering tillage in fields on a corn-corn rotation, Vyn recommended that farmers consider limited fall tillage for fields with a history of compaction, high clay content, lack of systematic drainage or fields with very slow-drying soils.
He also advised farmers to consider the risks of fall tillage on their fields, especially in sloped areas. They should consider the amount of topsoil that could be lost, and the future yield loss in those eroded areas, if they bury residue that could be left to provide protection from runoff.
"Tillage has a permanent effect that can forever change soil water-holding capability on slopes," Vyn said.
Normally, the protective residue cover and greatly reduced soil disturbance associated with no-till mean less evaporation loss and higher soil water availability to roots. But this year, no-till fields did not provide as much protection against the drought as expected.


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I know- I could hear the shrieks of anxiety through my computer from yesterday's post. I didn't mean to cause any mass confusion or anything!
First of all, if you have toys that were listed as recalled, I definitely advise that you do according to what the manufacturer suggests- take those offending toys away! But, as for the rest of the toys made in China (hello, that would be pretty much all our toys) use your best judgment.
And if you are throwing anything out, please be as "green" as possible and wise about how you are going about things...
I know my kids and I know that they play with probably 3 or 4 types of toys out of the gazillion trillion they have in the playroom. This is unnecessary and makes my tummy ache. What are we teaching them? In this area, toy recall or not, I had to make a change.
The playroom, by the way, is also where my computer is. This is where all the magic happens, my dear blog friends. And by clearing out all the excess, I can actually breathe better in here.
I am very concerned about the existing toys we have that are China-made, but I also do not want to traumatize my children by taking away all their favorite things. That might be worse than lead poisoning.
I'm taking some time to really think about what I want to do next. I do think I may get some lead testing kits for some of the toys my boys still want to play with. You can purchase them at most any hardware store, I'm told, and also a good friend of mine sent me this helpful link with the best priced lead kits I've seen online.
I plan to make better choices regarding all toy purchases in the future, and am having talks with family. We're already discussing Christmas and making some really good plans. I'll be gathering my thoughts about ways to have a home-made Christmas and some good ideas for frugal shopping in general.
Maybe I'll set a date for everyone to link up and participate, so start thinking. I know it's only August, but Walgreens has Halloween stuff out already. It's never too early to start thinking about Christmas- especially if you're going to be making stuff. Oh, and aside from knitting, I'm not crafty, so all the ideas I'll have will be for everyone and will require no skills, really.
Did I overreact to the toy recalls? I don't think so. I have found the blog Not Made In China very helpful at this time- they are staying very up to date with everything and even have lists of toys made in the USA.
I really do hope that parents will see this as a wake up call. Time to read the labels and stay informed, people! The only way to make a positive change is to do something about it... and that's what I'm intending to do.


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Has the bad girl from The Hills turned good?
Kristin Cavallari, known for her unvarnished opinions on the MTV reality show, says she's a better person than she's portrayed on the show -- and that the real Kristin is the one who's been doing charity work recently.
"If you asked my real friends, they would say I'm definitely not a bitch," Cavallari, 23, told PEOPLE on Saturday while hosting a party at Liquid Pool Lounge in Las Vegas. "I definitely stand up for myself, and I'm not not a pushover."
Cavallari's plans for life after The Hills, whose final season premieres Tuesday, include helping those less fortunate via the One Kid One World charity. "I was just in El Salvador, and we rebuilt this whole school," she says. "It takes so little time, but it impacts these for the rest of their lives."
One thing she's not interested in pursuing -- a feud with Hills costar Spencer Pratt, who recently wrote on Twitter that Cavallari and Audrina Patridge tend to dress like it's Halloween.
"I heard one little comment he made, but if that's it, I'm fine with it," Cavallari says. "He's attacking everybody else. There's so much going on, and I only know bits and pieces. I'm trying to stay out of it because it's so stupid." --Mark Gray
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Recently I spoke with Paul Schwartz of Planned Television Arts, a media publicity company representing Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York. This verdant cemetery has been labeled a National Historic Landmark and dubbed an 'oasis for the refreshment of the city's soul and body' in the recently published book Green Oasis in Brooklyn. A green oasis it is; the grounds meander 225 manicured acres, jogging back and forth between the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. The cemetery was designed by influential period architects, Alexander Jackson Davis and Andrew Jackson Downing in 1849 as a non-sectarian burial ground.
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Hi there, sports fans
I'll apologize in advance for the broad cross-posting, but I'm
finding lots of these newsgroups are becoming flooded with some
kinda sporge crap. Besides having little clue as to which newsgroup
is the proper home for my query, I figure the scattered distribution
might make it more likely that I'll reach someone who has the
patience to wade through this & throw an answer back my way.
My problem:
I'm running RHEL 4 (kernel is apparently this: 2.6.9-67.ELsmp),
and have found out that my version of glibc is something like
2.3.4. Actually, I don't really know the precise version, but
I was attempting to install my latest Matlab upgrade only to
have it bark at me that the machine configuration was too old.
Here's the barking action:
[root@dale-biglinux /]# media/cdrecorder1/install
Warning: glibc 2.3.4 - Unsupported version
glibc 2.3.6 - MATLAB built using this version
-> Your configuration APPEARS to be too OLD to run this MATLAB program!
For system requirements consult [url]http://www.mathworks.com[/url] ...
Of course, the above link pointed to system requirements that just
reiterated that I need some version at least as recent as 2.3.6. Upon
searching for all of my glibc - related files, I found this.
Here's me looking for what glibc I got:
[root@dale-biglinux /]# find . -name "glibc*"
At this point, I've shown what a clueless user I am, and folks will
jump in and say
"geez! you find the version of glibc by invoking
the frobbitz command with dingledangle options
except after c"
which knowledge would be greatly appreciated, but what I really want
is how to find the latest version of glibc that the above kernel will
support, and how to grab some rpm or other magical file that will do
the updating without me having to learn a whole lot of stuff that I'll
forget by the next time I have to go through this.
On the other hand, if the answer is
"pony up the 3 bills to upgrade your RHEL license to
RHEL 5 and all your problems will be solved until that
license expires and the Mathworks launches the subsequent
'old glibc is obsolete' version of Matlab",
then at least I'll have the ammo to go to my boss and say:
lookyhere. I gotta get this new RedHat thang.
Well, that's my tale of woe, such as it is. Needless to say (but I'll
say it anyway), I'd really appreciate a way to get the upgraded glibc
so I can get Matlab upgraded so I can get back to work.
Thanks a heap.


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There are plenty of Easter events taking place all across the Triad. We've got a list of hopping events.
Worship Services:
-- Ardmore Moravian Church to hold Holy Week services from March 24 - March 31 Church located at 2013 W. Academy St.
-- On Friday, March 29, a Crucifixion Service will be held at 2:15 p.m. and a Good Friday Service of music and family-style Lovefeast will be held at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary.
-- On Saturday, March 30 the congregation will gather at the church at 8:30 a.m. to travel together to God's Acre to prepare graves for the Easter Sunrise Service in Old Salem.
-- Sunday, March 31: Easter Sunday Sunrise At Old Salem, starts at 6:30am in front of Home Moravian Church. That's located in the corner of Church and Academy Streets.
-- An Easter Worship Service will be held March 31 at 10:30 a.m. in the Sanctuary of the church. For more information, call 723-3444.
-- Easter Sunrise Service - 7:30am - Historic Providence Christian Church and Providence Memorial Cemetery, located at 819 North Main St in Graham.
11am--March 31- Resurrection Sunday & Holy Communion 11am. All events are free and will take place at Monument of Faith Ministries 319 North Henry St. in Eden. For more information call 336-589-8120.
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Sunday March 31, 10am- The River Church of Arcadia is holding a special Easter service at North Davidson High School. Children can worship in our kid-friendly RiverKidz service.
Egg Hunts
Friday, March 29: Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt. Burlington. Burlington Recreation & Parks presents the annual Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt. Bring your Easter baskets and enough room to store eggs that glow in the dark. Kids can stick around and get a picture with the Easter Bunny. Ages 2-5. 6 p.m. Mayco Bigelow Community Center, 849 Sharpe Road, Burlington. 336-222-5138.
Friday, March 29- Eden, NC--Easter Youth Extravaganza-7 p.m.
--11am-Saturday, March 30- Community Cookout and Easter Egg Hunt - 11 a.m.
Friday, March 29 - 7:15pm- Flashlight Easter Egg Hunt / First Presbyterian Church 582 Southwood Drive Eden, NC. Easter Egg Hunt, Crafts and the story of the resurrection. Bring your Easter basket and a flashlight. All are invited.
Friday, March 29 in High Point -- Easter Egg Hunt and Parade. High Point Parks & Recreation will host an Easter Egg Hunt and Parade at Washington Terrace Park (101 Gordon Street). Program includes a parade at 10 a.m. and egg hunts for children ages 2-10. Hunt times are 11 a.m. for 2-3 years, 11:30 a.m. for 4-5 years, 12:00 p.m. for 6-7 years and 12;30 p.m. for ages 8-10. Other activities include children's games, inflatables, a trackless train ride, costumed characters and more. All activities are free. Food and drinks available for purchase. 336-883-8599.
Saturday, March 30: 18th Annual Easter Egg Festival presented by 107.5 KZL, Piedmont Triad Farmer's Market. Free entertainment and activities for children of all ages, appearances by various mascots, magic shows, an egg hunt and the Easter Bunny. 1-4 p.m. The egg hunt is divided up by ages: Ages 2-3, 3 p.m.; Ages 4-6, 3:20 p.m.; Ages 7-10, 3:40 p.m. Bring your own Easter baskets. Piedmont Triad Farmer's Market, located off Sandy Ridge Road, exit 208 off Interstate 40. Greensboro.
Saturday, March 30 - Climax, NC (Guilford County)-- Gate City Transportation, Inc., is sponsoring their 5th Annual Easter Egg Run event from 1 -4p.m. at 6407 Monnett Road in Climax, NC. Children will have the opportunity to participate in the ultimate Easter egg hunt. The patch will also be equipped with a petting zoo, an Easter egg decorating station, face painting, pony rides, and much more! For more information call: 310-999-1248.
Saturday, March 30- Adventure Landing hosting its annual Easter Egg Hunts and Charity Raffles on Saturday. The hunts begin at 9am and again at 11am. Adventure Landing is located at 1600 S. Stratford Road, Winston Salem, NC. *Proceeds benefit Shriners Hospital.
Burlington City Park Easter Egg Hunt. Burlington Recreation & Parks invites families to the annual Easter Egg Hunt in the park. All hunts start at 10 a.m. Ages 2-4 will hunt on the grass in front of the Jimmy Combs stage. Ages 5-2 will hunt on Field #1. Only children are allowed in the hunt areas. Parents need to stay out of the hunt area in the designated spectator areas. The Amusement Park will open immediately following the end of the Easter Egg Hunt. Free. 10 a.m. Burlington City Park, 1333 Overbrook Road, Burlington. 336-222-5030.
Family Easter Fling, Winston-Salem. Free event. Crafts, games, egg hunts divided into age groups (starting at 11 a.m.) and a chance to meet the Easter Bunny. Sponsored by City of Winston-Salem Recreation & Parks. 10 a.m.-noon. Dixie Classic Fairgrounds - clock tower. Rain site at Education Building. Enter at Gate 5 off Deacon Blvd., Winston-Salem.
New Philadelphia Moravian Easter Egg Hunt and Carnival, Winston-Salem. For all ages. Free. 10 a.m.-noon. Games, crafts, cake walk and hot dog lunch (proceeds from lunch benefit youth missions projects). New Philadelphia Moravian Church, 4440 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem.
North Park Easter Egg Hunt, Burlington. See the Easter Bunny at the Burlington Recreation & Parks egg hunt. Ages: 2-5, 6-9, 10-14, 15-Adults. Free. 10 a.m. North Park, 849 Sharpe Road, Burlington. 336-222-5138.
Old Salem Annual Easter Egg Hunt, Winston-Salem. A fun-filled morning searching for Easter Eggs in Old Salem's beautiful historic district. $10-$21. All-in-One admission ticket (ticket is required for parent and child for participation, children under 6 are admitted for free). 10:30 a.m. 336-721-7300.
Saturday, March 30- Egg-Stravaganza at the NC Zoo-- Zookeepers will place papier-mâché eggs, made by zoo volunteers and filled with appropriate food treats, in some of the animal exhibits, along with other enrichment items. The schedule includes: gorillas, 9:30 a.m.; ocelots, 9:30 a.m.; Elephants, 10 a.m.; cougar 10 a.m.; Red River hogs 11 a.m.; seals, 11:30 a.m.; seabirds 11:30 a.m.; black bears 11:45 a.m.; grizzly bears 1:15 p.m.; Chimpanzees, 2 p.m.; baboons 2 p.m.; lemurs 2:30 p.m.; coati & ringtails, 2:30 p.m. In addition a special display of bird eggs will be available in the R.J. Reynolds Forest Aviary Aviary from 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
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Maymont is the site for the City of Richmond's Jazz Fest on August 14 and 15. More than 25 artists, including Chaka Khan, Chuck Mangione, and Pancho Sanchez, are scheduled to perform. Festival artists will perform on 2 stages, over 2 days – showcasing primarily jazz with various genres to liven up the mix performed by local, national and international bands and artists.
Festival goers will have the opportunity to participate in wine-tastings, enjoy great food and chef demonstrations, and tour the grounds and gardens of magnificent Maymont. INFO. Advance Tickets are $25 for a one-day pass or $40 for a two day pass. TICKETS. Tickets will be sold at the gate $30 for a one-day pass, and $50 for a two-day pass.
To enjoy the festival to the max — choose a guest room at the William Miller House Bed and Breakfast for the weekend, enjoy all the amenities we offer at our historic Fan district inn – and partake the ultimate convenience. Maymont is situated amidst a residential neighborhood and therefore parking is limited near the park. For your convenience, Shuttle service will be provided. Free shuttle services will run every quarter of an hour to and from designated parking decks, including VCU's West Cary Street Deck, at 1101 West Cary Street – just two blocks away from our downtown inn. On Saturday, August 14, shuttles will run from 11am-11pm. On Sunday, August 15, shuttles will run from 11am-10pm. Check in Friday, park your car in our off-street parking and spend a music-filled weekend in the city.
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Police arrested Vanessa Barret on a charge of Possession in Drug Paraphernalia. They say she was with Esteban Arreola at the Lavaca Elementary School Thursday, when they tried to pick up her children. They were not approved to take the kids.
Police say they had two guns and knives in the car, as well as drugs. Arreoloa is charged with having a firearm on school grounds, along with several drug-related charges.
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Monday, September 17, 2012
I married my daughter this week.
I know that sounds awful, but now that I have your attention, the above statement, while accurate, isnt what you think. I married my daughter this week because I am now an ordained minister.
I look to the skies waiting for them to part as I write this, but yes, I am an ordained minister of the Universal Life Church The Monastery.
I am a fryer I mean, friar. A brother.
I even have the little skullcap bald spot to prove it.
I have never been much of a religious man, though I am spiritual. I know there are those who say you cant have one without the other, but you can. I take exception to people who say, Im not religious, Im spiritual, thats like saying, Im not honest but I think youre interesting.
I never said I wasnt a walking contradiction.
Two things you never talk about religion and politics and I have long maintained that Im apathetically curious and curiously apathetic about politics.
Still, its quite the stretch to believe I am an ordained minister. Talk about one of your Signs of the Apocalypse Dan is an ordained minister.
It is 2012, you know.
Actually, my working title is Wedding Officiant.
One of my ordained monastic brothers is Conan OBrien. He is also a member of the Universal Life Church The Monastery. Like Conan, I too became one of the more than 46,000 ordained ministers of the church.
In the five minutes it took to register online I became Pastor Dan (spoken like Forrest Gump says Lieutenant Dan).
Would it help if I said I was contemplative and introspective during that five-minute registration period?
I was. Honest.
I did this because my daughter asked me to. She wanted an intimate wedding ceremony and likes my knack for taking a serious and very emotional moment and bringing it down to earth.
She thinks Im funny.
I walked my daughter down the aisle actually it was a really long hill down to the river where the chairs had been set up gave her to her husband to be and said, Who gives this woman to this man in marriage?
I waited a moment, looked around and then replied, I do.
Then I got on with the Dearly beloved we are gathered here today part.
I always wondered what went on between a father and his daughter during their walk down the aisle. I always wondered what they talked about.
I found out.
For Sarah, the weeks and days leading up to her wedding could be compared to putting a candle inside a microwave and watching it slowly melt. In her case it was more like an emotional meltdown.
Its so emotionally overwhelming, she said afterwards.
So I talked about any and everything that would keep her from pulling a Wicked Witch of the West at the end of the Wizard of Oz.
In fact, other than a pair of I dos I did all of the talking, aware that at age 54, my testosterone levels had dropped by almost 50 percent or so the commercial says, which explains why Ive been really weepy lately. This wasnt easy for me, either.
But we got through it and in so doing I was there for my daughter. Looking back on my five-minute journey to this point, it was worth the hardship.
And yes, its been asked several times since some wedding photos showed up on Facebook ...
My fly was up.
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