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Business Technology Spokane WA
The efficiency of business technology is an intrinsic part of success in the workplace; with the proliferation of computer and internet use in business, specific applications and computing technology have arisen just to aid and advance work processes. In the modern age, business technology are a key to streamlining procedures, storing and retrieving data, networking effortlessly and maintaining control and an edge in the business world.
Internet Services Spokane WA
The Internet is an amazing resource with millions of different uses, connecting us around the world to people and information. But, with that service also comes risk—of attack from viruses and hackers and identity theft and fraud. So while the internet offers so much, there are also precautions, maintenance and responsibility that comes with using it.
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Computers are amazing tools and works of technological mastery. But like any complex machine, they require maintenance and upgrading from time to time. Accessories can help bring your computer up to peak performance or enhance its abilities through the latest innovations; and regular service and maintenance will keep it running smoothly and efficiently, free of viruses and malware.
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IT support is a must have service for any thriving business. Computers and networking are the beating heart of company operations and if they are not running properly, than neither is the company. IT support offers modern solutions for today's computing needs and challenges.
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Data management is a valuable resource to businesses and organizations. It involves several disciplines and processes, such as: data modeling, data warehousing, data movement, database administration, and data mining. All these keep data stored, analyzed and easily accessed for a well-informed and well-operated business.
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Networking, in a computing sense, is the linking and sharing of resources and data between computers. It is an essential part to business operations, connecting all employees and clients so that information, updates and procedures are easily accessed and shared.
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Without dedicated internet security, any computer using the Web will most likely be attacked by a virus or some other malicious program. The prevalence of internet use, especially in business, has made quality internet security programming an absolute necessity. When considering the vast networks of computers all linked to each other, one virus can do a lot of damage without proper protection.
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Web marketing and design have become major facets of business branding and image these days. With the universal use of the Internet, online presence is a must for success in any industry, to give a company a face and to reach an overwhelming amount of potential customers or clients. The Internet is the new arena of advertising and business operation.


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From Houston. I was on The Woodlands Drumline for 4 years, Taught by Michael Blair (Dussa of Monkey Bizness Records) Started DJing in 2007. I use my cheap CDJ's but when I don't have those I use Virtual DJ. I am DJ SlingBlade.
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Game Over EP
- Release Date 2012-02-07
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Game Over is a perfect combination of big room Tiesto style synths followed by knock em' down, drag em' out, pounding basslines! Add remixes by PERFECT CELL & BASSROVER! & you've got a winning recipe. We love his style & he fits Champion Beats like a glove. In fact HS is fast becoming one of the favorites of our fans. So check it out... GAME OVER!!
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CB South running back Josh Adams has made a verbal commitment to Notre Dame. Adams is one of the area's most highly recruited players this year, and many thought he would be heading to Penn State. Instead, he's going to South Bend to play for the Fighting Irish who have less depth at tailback. That means Adams could have an earlier impact than in some other places. Adams had a monster season in 2012, but missed much of last year due to injury.
CB South tailback Josh Adams commits to Notre Dame
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Christin Simone Bell, of Cave Creek, Ariz., and John Robert Rice Jr., of Bunker Hill, would like to joyfully announce their engagement. John is the son of Doc and Lisa Trenary, of Bunker Hill. Christin is the daughter of Steve Bell, of New Mexico, and Karin Spears, of Montana. John works as a nurse at Shenandoah Center, in Charles Town. Christin is a social worker/patient navigator for cancer services at Winchester Medical Center.
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Haters beware - Allen Iverson will return to the NBA this season and it will work, somewhere.
Alright, I can't be so sure about the second part, but I'm hoping for it. A season with Allen Iverson, bitter or not, is better than one without him. Can we all at least agree on that?
We've written about Allen Iverson on this site more than any other athlete. If we were going to start an IJS Hall of Fame ala other popular fan-friendly sports blogs, Iverson would be the first inductee, in our hearts, and in the prestigious institution.
Iverson was waived by the Memphis Grizzilies earlier this week. Ever since, I've been dissecting NBA rosters in search of a temporary home for him for the remainder of the year.
Amidst my travels, background checks, interviews, countless Chinese buffets, I think I found one ...
... The Los Angeles Lakers.
This is not even an option if Pau Gasol is healthy, and how knows his status for the remainder of the year. Dating back to the 2007-08 season, Gasol has been playing basketball for two straight years - '08 Finals, '08 Olympics, '09 Finals, '09 European Championship - surprise! He has a nagging hamstring injury that he will have to fight through all year now.
Before you call me crazy, here's why it can work:
1) Phil Jackson's Ego: How happy would Phil Jackson be if he was given credit for taming both Ron Artest and Allen Iverson on the same team? His ego would explode with gratitude for the gifts that were bestowed upon him. I bet part of the reason the Lakers got Artest was to challenge Phil first, improve the team second. Of course Phil would love to be the hero who saves Iverson's career from its current dismay and uncertainty.
2) Kobe: Nobody is going to mess with him and his alpha-dawg status. Dang, I'm afraid to even write about Kobe sometimes in fear of him scowling at me through the television after hitting a free throw in the first quarter. I'm still not sure if players like him but they sure as hell won't cross him. Iverson will be the third option behind Kobe and Andrew Bynum (and then Gasol if he ever comes back), will play 25-30 minutes a night as the sixth man and most importantly, look fly in Lakers' purple and gold.
(He won't mind playing fewer minutes on a championship-caliber team, will he? I hope not. Come on AI, gotta concede a bit at some point).
3) Point guard play: The Lakers aren't getting very much. Offensively, Iverson is an upgrade over Derek Fisher, Shannon Brown, Jordan Farmar and Sasha Vujacic. Defensively, he will have to split minutes with the bunch. Iverson can still create his own shot on offense, his defensive liabilities will be mended by Artests' raging activity (seriously, dude is always moving on D) and by funneling opposing guards to Bynum in the paint.
Assuming Kobe wants help, Iverson can take some of the scoring and shot load off of him, add more drama to the Lake-Show, maybe inspire Lamar Odom to reach his potential (this is never going to happen) and compete with Artest for who's the most crazy, obsessed and unrelentless.
I'm not saying it will happen or should happen, but just that it's not as awful of a fit as you would initially think. Mostly, I just want to see Iverson do well and am willing to (*gulp*) "cheer" for the Lakers because of it, but I'll be mostly cheering for Iverson to get his, just like he's been doing his entire career.
Pardeep Toor is the editor emeritus of It's Just Sports. He still shows up to do his weekly Cultural Power Rankings and get philosophical about the NBA. Follow him on Twitter.


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Oh yes, I'm on a purple kick.
I was in the middle of a crazy day when I spotted a bottle of purple goodness in Watsons.
There were rows and rows of Orly bottles and this was the first one that jumped out at me.
I held the bottle in my hand and I'm pretty sure I gasped.
Look at the pretty sparkle! You know I'm not a big fan of glitter but I loved the silver glitter in this one.
I turned it over to check the polish name.
Velvet Rope. How have I never heard of this before?! Why haven't people given this polish more attention?
It's so pretty.
I love that it's purple.
I love that the silver glitter is understated.
Here's Velvet Rope with flash.
I haven't worn purple in ages and I'm glad I've worn it two weeks in a row.
Here's Orly Velvet Rope with my bird ring and my crazy baking scar.
I know I should be more vigilant about applying Vitamin E to my scar but I've learned to love it a little more than I used to. Now it kinda looks like Halley's Comet to me.
Which is cool because Velvet Rope looks like a purple night sky to me.
So yeah, I think my scar matches my nail polish. How weird am I?
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Compared with some other Premier League managers, Gary Megson is often incredibly difficult to track down. If you're sifting through the silt and sludge of opinion and pseudo-facts on the Internet, apart from comments at pre- and post-match new conferences, it's very tough to find anything Gary has actually said.
That's understandable, because ever since he came to the club, Gary has been under intense scrutiny. I won't go into his spotty CV now, so let's just say he has failed to endear himself to the fanbase. Anyone would be reluctant to go on the record when they know that a good portion of their supporters don't think that they are up to the job.
What a shambolic, mis-managed performance from Bolton. Wait, I don't mean mis-managed. That would indicate that there was some sort of management involved. That was anti-management.
And it's apt because across from Megson, former Wanderers assistant Phil Brown showed just how a decent manager can win a game for his team. Bolton were bossing the game, but Brown adapted his side and made one telling substitution, after which Bolton disintegrated. Simple.
It is with great honour, and much relief that I welcome South Korean Wonderkid Lee Chung-Yong to the mighty Lilywhites. He follows in the illustrious footsteps of Park Ji-Sung and Seol Ki-Hyeon, fighting on the twin front lines of Premier League points and East Asian shirt sales. To ensure a seamless and trouble-free introduction to the squad, I have some useful phrases to help Gary Megson get his message across to his newest arrival.
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Make the most of your time in Paris — don't spend it standing in line. The Eiffel Tower is the most visited monument in the world, with some of the longest lineups — as many as 9 million people a year go up the tower. But there's a way around spending hours in a queue. We recommend a skip-the-line tour to help you make the most of your time at Gustave Eiffel's iron-knit wonder that dominates the Paris city skyline.
Book a tour before you leave home, so you don't get frustrated when you get to Champ de Mars and see the crowds of people waiting in line, usually for two hours or more. On these small-group tours, you breeze past the line as your guide entertains you with anecdotes, history and details about the tower. We particularly like the sunset tour (when it's available) for an unparalleled view of the City of Light. All of the tours we recommend include tickets to the very top, the third level.
Imagine this —You meet your guide at the base of the tower, walk right past the long line, and catch the elevator to Level One on the Eiffel Tower.
There you have plenty of time to take great photos of the breathtaking cityscapes from this vantage point. You also visit the Tower theater to watch a short video about the 120-year history. You'll see the recent renovations of the first floor, completed in late 2014.
At the end of the tour you'll be on Level Two, where you grab the elevator to Level Three, the top of the tower. (The elevator-ride ticket to the top is included in the tour package.) You'll be able to spend as much time at the top as you like.
Once on top, you can take in the view and admire your new favorite city while sipping on a glass of champagne. That's right, there's a champagne bar at the top of the Eiffel Tower! No wonder Paris is our favorite city.
We like this new tour even better. Here's how it goes:
Step 1: meet your guide at the base of the Eiffel Tower at dusk.
Step 2: with your pre-booked tickets you skip the line as your guide takes you to the first level while telling you Insider stories about the 125-year-old tower.
Step 3: take in the magnificent view of Paris from the second level.
The final stage takes you to the tippy-top where you have time to explore on your own and take in the lights of The City Of Lights spread out beneath you.
This skip-the-line option is called Paris Super Saver and provides you with the same tour of the Eiffel Tower as well as a river cruise, both at a reduced cost.
Meet your guide at the base of the tower and spend an hour and a half exploring the first two levels. Then use your included ticket to go up to the very tippy-top for as long as you like. Whenever you're ready, descend the tower and stroll over to the nearby banks of the Seine to hop aboard a bateaux for a one-hour cruise on the most romantic city in the world.
Imagine yourself at sunset, on a Seine River cruise, sitting in reserved seats at the front of the bateaux, sipping champagne, watching the magical lights of Paris glide by.
Then you disembark near the foot of the Eiffel Tower for a guided skip-the-line VIP tour of the first two levels. Use your included ticket to finish the evening at the third level, viewing the lights of Paris from the top of the tower for as long as you like.
Boat, bus, bike or Metro — there are many ways to get to the Eiffel Tower. Here are a few Metro tips:
Nothing beats the 7th Arrondissement of Paris for human-scale, for walkability, for markets and for great restaurants.
It's the quartier the Eiffel Tower calls home — a pleasant family neighborhood with kids in strollers and playing in parks in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower. So, before or after your visit to the Gustave's creation, take some time to wander through this delightful quartier.
Rue Cler, found in the 7th, is a food lover's paradise — a pedestrian street filled with delicacies only found in France.
One of France's most famous chefs, Christian Constant, has a virtual restaurant empire along Rue St Dominique, with Les Cocottes, fresh food simply cooked; the bistro-style Café Constant; and Le Violon d'Ingres, Michelin one-star with fabulous food. Pop into one of Christian's restaurants and you may well find us dining there.
After sunset, the Eiffel Tower is bathed in golden light. And every hour on the hour a light show ignites on the tower.
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Tabitha Davis Glendenning and Cory Miller were united in marriage on June 23 at the First Free Methodist Church in East Liverpool. The ceremony was performed by Pastor Steve Forsythe.
The bride is the daughter of Clyde "Bud" and Diann Davis of East Liverpool. The bridegroom is the son of Tami Miller of Lisbon.
The bride was escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents. She wore an A-line chiffon split overlay dress with cap sleeves and metallic beading on a chapel -length train.
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Serving as matron of honor was Kim Stewart, the bride's sister. Serving as maid of honor was Angela Parrish. Bridesmaids were Kristy Collins and Erin Paletta and Rachel Davis, the bride's sister-in-law. Bridesmaids wore matching elegant satin and chiffon ball gowns with floral detail on the shoulder in a watermelon color.
Serving as best man was Jason Miller, the bridegroom's brother.
Groomsmen included Patrick Miller, the bridegroom's brother; Brandon Miller and Lonnie Barker; and Nathan Davis, the bride's brother.
Serving as junior groomsmen were Eric Jr. and Wyatt Glendenning, the bride's sons.
The flower girl was Emma Westover, the bridegroom's cousin.
The ring bearer was Brock Davis, the bride's nephew.
A reception was held at the East Liverpool Motor Lodge in East Liverpool.
Following a honeymoon to Hocking Hills the couple resides in East Liverpool with their children.


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According to the majority of critics who have seen it so far, Frank Miller horrifically butchered Will Eisner's legendary comic The Spirit with his upcoming Sin City-esque film adaptation opening next week. In order to make the pain about a thousand times worse, here's an in-depth story about how there was almost a chance two decades earlier for Brad Bird, director of The Iron Giant and The Incredibles, to have done an animated version with the help of future founder of Pixar John Lasseter.
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Lifetime, Wow! A blog devoted to watching, reviewing, and ranking Lifetime movies, including such classics as Fifteen and Pregnant, Fatal Trust, and Love Sick: Secrets of a Sex Addict.
"What happens then?" "Nothing. You just suck."
Zach Braff's Garden State Blog. Yeah, semi-PepsiBlue, but Braff talks about more than the movie, and the star of a movie choosing to write a weblog for a few months is a bit more of a commitment than the usual handful of talk shows.
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The trailer for Fahrenheit 9/11 is now online, and the official U.S. opening date has been set for June 25. Long wait, and long download for some bandwidths, but worth it.
"If some tinhorn terrorist wants me, tell him to come and get me! I'll be at home, waiting for the bastard!" These were the brave words spoken by President George W. Bush on September 11th, 2001. Or at least they were according to the upcoming Showtime Original Movie now filming, scheduled to air on the second anniversary of the attacks. Labelled as a "docudrama" mixing filmed scenes with actual 9/11 footage, the film will co-star 24 actress Penny Johnson and feature George Takai as Norman Mineta. Go ahead, read that again. It'll brace you for when you realize the actor playing George Bush seems slightly familiar.
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Bal Thackeray: A Feared Man in Cricket
Late Bal Thackeray was a die-hard nationalist cricket fan. He never shied away from expressing extreme emotions on matters involving Indian cricket in general and Indo-Pak cricket ties in particular.
However, the nationalist Marathi always overpowered the cricket fan in Thackeray. More than once, he confronted big cricketing decisions with his characteristic aggression.
The most recent one was his declaration opposing the India-Pakistan series a few weeks back. The ailing Shiv Sena founder blasted the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Union Government for giving a go ahead to the forthcoming series. In an editorial of Sena mouth piece Saamna, Thackeray warned that his party won't allow the series that begins on December 25. He also lashed out at the Union home minister Sushil Kumar Shinde for advising to forget the past and play cricket with Pakistan.
In July this year, Thackeray slammed BCCI officials for being over enthusiastic in reviving Indo-Pak cricket ties and said that they should be beaten in front of Taj Hotel and CST.


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WEDNESDAY, July 24 (HealthDay News) -- Transcranial ultrasound (TUS) is associated with significant improvements in subjective mood, and slight improvements in pain among patients with chronic pain, according to a study published in the May issue of Brain Stimulation.
Stuart Hameroff, M.D., from the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center in Tucson, and colleagues examined possible TUS modulation of mental states among 31 individuals with chronic pain. Participants completed two visual analog scales for pain and mood and had vital signs recorded before and at 10 and 40 minutes after exposure to TUS or placebo in a double-blind crossover study. A probe from an ultrasound-imaging machine was applied to the scalp over the posterior frontal cortex, contralateral to maximal pain, for 15 seconds. The ultrasound machine operator randomized the participants to TUS (8 MHz) or placebo.
The researchers found that at 10 and 40 minutes there were significant improvements in subjective reports of mood/global affect with TUS versus placebo. Reports of pain were improved (P = 0.07) at 40 minutes following TUS.
"We found improvement in subjective mood 10 minutes and 40 minutes after TUS compared to placebo," the authors write. "TUS can have safe neurophysiological effects on brain function, and is a promising noninvasive therapy for modulating conscious and unconscious mental states and disorders."
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Another name for vagina.
Michelle has a fat canoe!
viết bởi Binky2000 16 Tháng một, 2005
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an oval shaped object with a slippery surface. can usualy fit about three men inside.
"look at that nice canoe"
viết bởi ram man 27 Tháng tư, 2003
The ship that all Kurt/Sam shippers are a part of. Ajjizom on tumblr thought it up, and it stuck.
klainer: Are you a part of the supermegafoxyawesomehot klaine train?
Kummer: Nope, I'm in the canoe.
Kummer: Nope, I'm in the canoe.
viết bởi Kummer36 05 Tháng tám, 2011
At the burning tip of a blunt, when it starts to burn down farther on one side than on the rest of the blunt, it is canoeing. This can be fixed by wetting a fingertip with saliva and dampening the burned down end. This is not only with blunts either. This can easily happen with joints and it happens with cigarettes sometimes too.
Dammit Elliot! Fix the canoe and then pass that blunt to Hernando.
viết bởi IEatBadgers 21 Tháng tám, 2003
An unsinkable vessel that is usually found in the water, Kummers can typically be found sailing on one that is battered, but never destroyed.
"What is that on the horizon?"
"The canoe paddling forward in a feat of never sinking no matter what."
"The canoe paddling forward in a feat of never sinking no matter what."
viết bởi PitchJoe 18 Tháng mười, 2011
Any person of the female distinction that is rated by her male (or lesbian) conterparts as a 7 or over on her visual apperence. This term is usually issued by a man before a 'canoe' passes to inform his male comrades of the upcoming presence of a sexually appealing woman.
...Hot girl approaches...
Man: "Canoe"
...Other men scramble to locate the canoe...
Man: "Canoe"
...Other men scramble to locate the canoe...
viết bởi Kmando 02 Tháng một, 2016
Another name for the game more commonly known as flippy cup. Used primarily in Chicago.
We kicked their butts at canoe.
viết bởi lavalamp71 30 Tháng mười, 2008


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The Aug. 14 letter to the editor about Internet sales tax collection legislation is right about three things: The Marketplace Fairness Act is supported by Gov. Nikki Haley, it passed the U.S. Senate by a vote of 69-27, and Sen. Lindsey Graham voted in favor of it.
Unfortunately, the author got just about everything else wrong.
South Carolina's political leaders support this legislation because it restores free and fair competition for all retailers and because it recognizes South Carolina's right to determine and enforce our own tax laws.
Currently, local brick-and-mortar retailers are required to collect and remit the sales taxes on each purchase made.
Online retailers, however, have been exempt from this tax collection responsibility, leaving consumers with the false impression that the purchase was "tax free."
In reality, according to existing laws in South Carolina, when the retailer doesn't collect the tax for us, the burden falls on us to calculate the tax we owe on those online purchases and send it directly to the state.
Failure to report and remit the sales and use taxes owed on an online purchase leaves individuals open to audit and tax penalties.
The Marketplace Fairness Act wouldn't create some new tax on online businesses, rather it would require online retailers to collect the tax is already owed by the consumer, just like brick-and-mortar retailers are required to do.
The letter argues that the Marketplace Fairness Act could lead to job loss. In fact, economists Arthur Laffer and Donna Arduin recently studied this issue and found that the Marketplace Fairness Act would position states to lower other more damaging taxes, thereby adding almost 20,000 jobs in South Carolina over the next decade.
They also project an estimated increase in our state GDP of more than $5 billion over that period. You can find the full study here: http://www.21stcenturyretail.org/files/dr-art-laffer-sudy.pdf
The problem of job loss is real, but it's happening as state governments raise sales, income, property or other taxes to make up the lost revenue from uncollected sales taxes. It's happening as government bias disrupts competition among retailers and puts another brick-and-mortar store at a severe price disadvantage, leaving it unable to compete.
The Marketplace Fairness Act protects small businesses whether they exist online or on Main Street. While the letter writer laments the cost of software to calculate and remit sales taxes, the bill requires states to make that software available free of charge. The bill also exempts small businesses with out-of-state sales under $1 million from collection requirements.
States would have to meet basic standards for simplifying their tax codes which will make it easier for all retailers — Internet and brick-and-mortar — to expand into new markets in other states.
Finally, it protects small local retailers, which already collect sales tax from the first dollar, by providing them with a level playing field on which to compete.
At the end of the day, if retailers want to benefit by doing business with consumers in South Carolina, they should all play by the same rules. If a retailer doesn't like our rules, they have the choice not to sell here.
There is a reason that the Marketplace Fairness Act is supported by hundreds of businesses, organizations and local chambers of commerce.
It's because it is sound policy and necessary to ensure free and fair competition for a healthy retail marketplace.
Let's tell Congress to work together for the good of American business. It's time to pass the Marketplace Fairness Act.
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JERSEY SHORE - The days of tracking patient records by paper are increasingly disappearing.
Jersey Shore Hospital has become one of the more recent health care institutions to embrace electronic medical records.
And why not?
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Carol Beatty, surgery technician for Dr. Thomas Connolly, an orthopedic surgeon at Jersey Shore Hospital, woks on a laptop in a patient room in the hospital. This lap top is just one of the many that the hospital is purchaseing so that doctors and nurses can view patient information and eliminate paper charts.
Health care experts say electronic records translate to better patient care, reduced medical errors, more secure information, and overall improved efficiency.
"It's a brand new project for us," said Renee Miller, manager of Jersey Shore Medical Associates, a physician practice group.
Miller noted that soon doctors, nurses, pharmacists and of course, patients will be connected.
The hospital is partnering with Jersey Shore Medical Associates and two other physician practices for electronic records technology.
To many people, electronic records perhaps means the mere downloading of patient records by doctors.
But it's more than that.
"It's a whole integrated system," Miller said.
It will involve not only medical records, but billing, pharmaceutical prescriptions, lab results, even patient appointments.
"Patients will be able to contact us through a patient portal. They have an access code, and they can request appointments, prescription refills," she said.
It means accessing information via personal computer from the convenience of one's home.
But personal access codes assigned to users keeps all information secure and private.
The system opens up communication between patients and physicians.
"We can check to see what a health insurer covers for prescriptions," she said.
An aspect of the system known as Prime Mobile allows physicians to access patient information from iPhones.
Again, privacy and security is ensured, she said.
Miller said use of the technology by physicians can mean bonuses through Medicare.
"You can receive the financial incentives if you are fully wired by July 1," she said.
Last year the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services began awarding the bonuses to physicians who met meaningful use requirement for improving quality of care. It includes satisfying federal rules for use of electronic records.
Right now electronic records implementation at Jersey Shore represents a sort of work in progress.
Paper records of patients are being integrated into the electronic system.
"It's a gradual process," she said. "We have thousands of patients."


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High Temperature Technologies Corp. Canada
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ChemTel is celebrating its 25th year as a world class provider of Emergency Response Telecommunications Services. The ChemTel 368/24/7 Call Center provides shipment monitoring, product efficacy response, spill reportage, exposure reporting and customized script services. ChemTel maintains telephone numbers in 35 countries which enables us to provide international coverage ...
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Recognized as a global leader, Selerant provides innovative formula-based manufacturers with product development solutions to dramatically accelerate time to market. Selerant addresses the unique concerns of formula-based manufacturers in its latest product lifecycle management solution, DevEX. With its core strenght in compliance and more than 20 years of experience, ...
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Over the past two decades, historians, sociologists, art critics, anthropologists and media scholars have contributed to a veritable outpouring of publications exploring the complex relationships between cultural practices, political agendas, and economic policies in the post-1945 period. This growing body of work is bringing to light important structural similarities between cultural developments in the East and the West, and highlighting the continuities between post-1945 cultural histories and long-term historical trends, including the rise of modernity, popular sovereignty and mass production. The proposed edited collection seeks to further the debate on these issues by focussing on the history of popular culture in socialist Eastern Europe. We welcome contributions addressing one or more of the following issues:
1. POLITICS, IDEOLOGY AND POPULAR CULTURE: What were the key ideological attitudes of the political establishment and the socialist intelligentsia towards 'popular' or 'mass' culture? How have they changed over time, and how did they differ from country to country? To what extent did these attitudes differ from those held by the political and cultural elites in the West? How have they shaped the cultural and media policies in socialist countries?
2. POPULAR CULTURE AND LEGITIMACY: To what extent did the socialist regimes accommodate the increasing demand for popular culture and consumer products among the population, and to what extent can this be seen as a (successful) attempt at addressing the lack of popular legitimacy? Or, in other words: were popular culture and consumerism always inherently subversive, or were they also used as a tool of internal legitimation and consolidation of socialist regimes?
3. NEGOTIATION, APPROPRIATION, AND RESISTANCE: How did either the producers or the consumers of popular culture adapt to the limits imposed by socialist cultural policies? How 'popular' were the popular culture products sanctioned and promoted by the socialist regimes? What practices of adaptation, negotiation or resistance can be discerned (e.g. cynicism/kynism, irony, dialogic farce etc.), and how influential were they in undermining the of legitimacy socialist regimes?
4. CROSS-BORDER EXCHANGE: What were the major routes of cross-border exchange of popular culture, both among the socialist states themselves and across the Cold War divide (e.g. transnational film and music distribution, co-operation between national broadcasting organizations, adaptation of foreign genres, formats and practices of cultural production etc.)? How did these exchanges contribute to the diversity and similarity of cultural production across different socialist states as well as across the Cold War divide?
5. WESTERN THEORIES AND SOCIALIST POPULAR CULTURE: How useful are the concepts and theories of popular culture developed in the West – particularly those coming from the field of cultural studies – in understanding socialist popular culture? What alternative theories and concepts can we think of that can better elucidate the role of popular culture in socialist states?
6. SOCIALIST POPULAR CULTURE, HISTORICAL CONTINUITIES AND POST-SOCIALIST DEVELOPMENTS: To what extent were the different attitudes and responses to popular culture in socialist Eastern Europe rooted in pre-World War II cultural preferences and practices? What is the legacy of socialist popular culture today, and how does it figure in various nostalgic recollections of the period (Ostalgie, Yugonostalgia etc.)? To what extent did the post-communist societies inherit the 'structures of feeling' (Williams 1961) established through the socialist popular culture?
Ideally, we would like all contributions to be both empirically grounded and theoretically informed. Please send your proposals (800-1000 words) with a brief Curriculum Vitae (1 x A4) to Reana Senjković (firstname.lastname@example.com) and Sabina Mihelj (firstname.lastname@example.com) BY OCTOBER 31, 2008. We will inform you about our decision by December 15, and if your proposal is accepted, we will expect a first draft by the end of May 2009, and a final manuscript by the end of September 2009.
We are currently in the process of securing funding for a small workshop that will allow us to discuss the first drafts and the possible ways of weaving them together into a coherent book. The workshop will be organized in Budapest, Hungary, in June 2009. Further details will follow after the submission of abstracts.
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Department of Social Sciences
Loughborough University
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I am a 26 year old mother, I had my first daughter (now five) just three weeks after graduating from university, with a 2:1 in English and Sociology. My second daughter (now almost three) was born at home in Brighton. Their dad and I parted after eight years together, and I've been a single parent for the last two. About six months ago I moved back to the leafy suburbs of North West London, near my extended family. Now with my youngest at nursery three mornings a week, and the eldest in the throes of primary school, I am snatching back some 'me' time and embarking on the heady journey of returning to regular blogging.


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Battlefield Hardline Beta Gameplay: Has it improved?
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An HD "remaster" has snuck out of Rockstar's servers and onto Xbox 360. Jim and Burns have another roll around the old block to see if it's any cop.
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Supernatural star Jensen Ackles and longtime girlfriend, One Tree Hill actress Danneel Harris, got married Saturday in Dallas.
"I've never seen a more stunning bride," a wedding guest tells PEOPLE, "and the couple looked happier than ever."
Ackles, 32, and Harris, 31, who dated for three years and costarred in the 2007 romantic comedy Ten Inch Hero, announced their engagement in November.
"Ultimately [I] want someone who you can pal around with and also be intimate with," Ackles told PEOPLE in 2006 about what he looks for in a woman. "Someone who can laugh at your jokes. It may sound cheesy, but someone who can be your best friend as well as your love."
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Polling places will be open today in all five wards for the Elkins Municipal Election, with the mayor's position and council seats in all the wards on the ballot.
The following polling places will be open until 7:30 p.m. today:
- Ward 1: Church of God Family Worship Center at 1402 Taylor Avenue;
- Ward 2: Mountain State Forest Festival Building at 101 Lough Street;
- Ward 3: Day's Inn at 1200 Harrison Avenue;
- Ward 4: Randolph County Courthouse Annex at 4 Randolph Avenue;
- Ward 5: Old Brick Playhouse at 329 Davis Avenue.
If your most recent voter registration was by mail and you have not yet provided identification to an election official, you must either provide one of the following forms of identification showing your name and current address or vote a provisional ballot.
The acceptable forms of identification include: a current/valid photo ID; a current utility bill; a bank statement; a paycheck; or a government check or other official government document.
Poll workers will begin counting ballots at the polling places immediately after the polls close. Persons in line at 7:30 p.m. will be allowed to cast their votes. The counting process may last several hours at some wards, depending on voter turnout for this election, according to a release from Elkins City Clerk Sutton Stokes.
Members of the public and media are invited to Elkins City Hall starting at 8 p.m. today to hear announcements of preliminary election results as they are received. This event will be held in council chambers on the second floor of city hall.
Vote tallies will not become official until the canvassing board certifies them. The canvassing board will convene to declare the results on March 11, and the earliest date that the canvassing board can certify the results is March 13.
Three candidates are seeking the mayoral seat in Tuesday's election: incumbent Duke Talbott and Elkins City Councilmen Van Broughton and Mark D. Scott.
Talbott has served as Elkins mayor for two terms. He is seeking another two-year term.
Broughton has served Elkins as councilman for three terms in 5th Ward and one term in 2nd Ward. He retired from the Kroger Co. following 21 years, and was the owner of Van's Army Navy Surplus Store.
Scott has served one term as 3rd Ward councilman in Elkins, and he hopes to be elected mayor.Scott owns Mark D. Scott and Associates All State Insurance in Elkins.
Charles G. Kinnison and Lonnie E. Randall both are seeking an Elkins City Council spot in 1st Ward in Elkins.
Incumbent Kinnison works for APS Health Care as an exercise physiologist. He was appointed by council in November 2011 to fill a vacant seat created by the resignation of Rob Beckwith.
Randall is a school bus driver for the Randolph County Board of Education and Davis & Elkins College. He is also a member of the Elkins Volunteer Fire Department.
Both Nanci Bross-Fregonara and Hollis C. Vance hope to win the election for 4th Ward seat.
Incumbent Bross-Fregonara has served one term as city councilwoman for 4th Ward. She is a writer and graphic designer at Davis & Elkins College.
Vance has served three terms prior as an Elkins city councilman in the 4th Ward. He said he believes in a responsible government accountable to its citizens.
Candidates in noncontested races for the city of Elkins municipal General Election are Mitch L. Marstiller, 2nd Ward; Carman L. Metheny, 3rd Ward; James S. Bibey, 5th Ward; and Joe Sabitino, 5th Ward, two-year unexpired term.


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Gamma is a next generation network operator that creates simplified communications and software services for business. With a broad range of fixed voice, mobile and data services designed specifically to take to market through channel partners, Gamma leads on network strength, products that are easy to use and provision and quality through automation. Switching in excess of 800 million minutes a month and serving over 650 Channel Partners, Gamma is one of the UK's largest providers of voice services and related applications carrying c13% of the UK's fixed business telephony.
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Having a single phone system across multiple locations helps to save money and help employees feel connected. Using Audi as a case study, this paper explores the advantages of SIP trunking to help integrate communications between branches of a business. VIEW SUMMARY
Category: Communications Services | Published: February 2013| Type: White Paper
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Find out how IP Direct Connect can provide a cheaper, more flexible alternative to ISDN. This paper considers the benefits of switching to SIP trunking, and also explores implementing the technology on-site or in the cloud. VIEW SUMMARY
Category: Cloud computing | Published: February 2013| Type: White Paper
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This case study focuses on a large company who needed a telephony solution which would allow them to scale up their telephony more easily and charge the various users for using the system during Wimbledon. Read this case study to find out the changes they implemented and the benefits they saw. VIEW SUMMARY
Category: Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) | Published: January 2013| Type: White Paper
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IP DirectConnect is the UK's market-leading SIP Trunking solution. The service provides a highly flexible alternative to ISDN solu¬tions and is designed to work successfully with all the leading IP PBX brands in the UK market and can be used for your unified communications systems. VIEW SUMMARY
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It could be argued that Microsoft Lync has the most to gain from the accelerated growth of SIP Trunking. MS Lync was created as UC solution from day one with enterprise voice very much a later addition; connecting anything else other than SIP could therefore be considered a dilution of the solution. VIEW SUMMARY
Category: Unified Communications | Published: January 2013| Type: White Paper
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3/4" Silver Rotating Hair Iron Straightens and Curls Hair The Instyler 3/4" silver rotating iron for short hair makes it easy to get ready for a formal event or a day at the office. Create a sleek and chic curled-under look for your fresh-cut bob style. Or, if you want a straighter look, the rotating iron will smooth and straighten hair with added shine, too. Three heat settings on the 3/4" silver rotating hair iron let you customize your styling needs. A protective heat shield prevents burns, while an included heat pad protects surfaces. An automatic shutoff is an added safety feature and makes using this iron worry-free. An instructional DVD is included so you can get creative with your style.
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Lee Leads Founders Cup
South Korea's Mirim Lee fired an 8-under 64 to take the opening-round lead in the JTBC Founders Cup. The $1.5 million LPGA Tour event began Thursday on the Wildfire course at JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & Spa in Arizona.
The relatively unknown Lee had three birdies and a bogey on the front nine before accelerating on the back with six birdies for a 6-under 30 and an 8-under 64, a shot ahead of Morgan Pressel.
Another stroke back at 66 are Sweden's Pernilla Lindberg, Aussie Karrie Webb, South Koreans Eun-Hee Ji and Inbee Park, Scotland's Catriona Matthew, and Americans Stacy Lewis, Michelle Wie and Gerina Piller.
Lewis is the defending champion, and Park is the No. 1-rated female golfer in the world.
The most recent LPGA Tour winner - three weeks ago in Singapore - Paula Creamer, had a 70.
Undoing her round was a double-bogey on the par-4 eighth. "Just one bad swing on the tee shot and hit in the hazard," Creamer said.
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indoors, on a rower? Or if you have a bicycle you could get a turbo trainer?
Hi everyone!
How should I do sprints during the winter?
Occassionally during the wintertime, the temperature drops here (in Finland) between -20 to -30 Celcius grades (between -4 and -22 Farenheit) and it's too cold to these kinds of exercises then.
Does anyone have experiences related to this?
indoors, on a rower? Or if you have a bicycle you could get a turbo trainer?
Sure, they could be one option of course.
I'm doing the sprints by running, so naturally doing stuff indoors would probably take care of the same thing?
while i think running sprints are the best, i take almost all my exercising inside during the winter...including sprints, but i switch to another movement(though sprinting through snow is a special kind of hard). usually i'll pick one of three activities: stationary bike intervals, sandbag thrusters, or burpees. you may not get the same kind of muscle activation as you would with normal sprints, but you still get a good metabolic workout with your heart rate getting really high, and then coming back down.
We're lucky to have a couple of gyms with indoor tracks that I'm hoping to use this winter, but I think rowing or cycling sprints would be a reasonable substitute if you don't have access to something like that (check your local university/college--they often have indoor tracks). As primalrob said, you can also do things like burpees, and I also like tabatas.
Well, maybe *like* tabatas isn't the right way to put it, but they work.
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You could try tuck jumps, which are basically just jumping and bringing your knees up (as if you were going to "cannonball" into a pool) but when you land, don't stop - squat all the way down and explode up. It should be a continuous motion - shoot for 15-20 jumps... if you can.
However, do try to brave the weather sometimes - nothing compares to actual sprints. Do less outside sprints if necessary, like just go for 5 hard sprints instead of a longer workout, that's what I'm going to do.
Second the burpees.
If you really want to try to murder yourself, try doing jump squats, tabata style.


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Stellenbosch Golf Club celebrated its centenary in 2004. This, the 4th oldest Golf Club in South Africa, changed from a 9 hole golf course to the current 18 hole championship lay-out in 1953. This magnificent golf course has hosted some of South Africa's most prestigious golf tournaments, including the 1999 South African Open and 5 South African Masters tournaments.
Situated at the foot of the majestic Helderberg mountains on the outskirts of Stellenbosch, a town that is also home to one of South Africa's most revered universities. Stellenbosch Golf Club offers golfers an immaculate golf course, complemented by a warm, friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
Although in the midst of Stellenbosch town some of the holes are bordered by the characteristic vineyards of the winelands area whilst others surprise the golfer with breath taking vistas of the surrounding mountains and town. A parklands golf course that meanders through the large trees that frame most holes and where every hole seems distinct and memorable.
Stellenbosch Golf Club is a must for every golfer.
Francis E - Northwich, United Kingdom
26 January 2015
Pleased to report that the golf club is now in very good order. staff on arrival pleasant and helpful. course in very good condition - good fairways, greens true and pretty quick, all greens seemed to have the same characteristics, good and visible security - however the rough when you end up in it is still pretty variable in terms of the lies you get. but overall a very good golf experience. halfway house worked well (orders are taken after the 8th green and are there for you when you get to the halfway house - a very sensible thing to do). decent bar and stoep overlooks the 18th green.
TrezSouthAfrica - South Africa
9 November 2014
Popped into this golf club for a sundowner and noticed that the terrace has installed a pizza oven on the terrace. So we decide to have pizza's whilst watching the sun set on the Blaauwklippen mountains. A lovely evening. Pizza's were tasty enough to warrant a second visit in the future.


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It sounds like you have a great collection of recipes there! Don't worry about the grass fed so much. Yes it s better, but do what you can and don't worry. I would just try to make sure my ground meat has no pink slime added. Many stores grind it fresh in house. For fish I just try for wild caught and on sale ( salmon is my fav). As for raw eggs, I have heard that chances of getting sick are actually pretty low. Just get the best you can afford. Does anyone around you sell eggs/ have chickens? It only takes 2 eggs to make mayo. I usually use grape seed oil as walnut or avocado oil is expensive and olive oil can give the mayo an odd taste.
As for bone broth, just use the bones you can get. Add some ACV to the water (a couple of table spoons) and let them sit for a couple of hours and then simmer overnight. Add seasonings after. The vinegar helps to leach minerals out of the bones into the broth.
I try things and experiment all the time. I accept my failures as a learning process and move on. You may or may not like the bone broth or mayo the first time. Try adding things like garlic powder or other spice to fix it ( I use dill for many recipes that seem off to me). I'll think on some recipes or tweaks to yours that you may like to try.


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Nikki Blonsky says she lives "every day in pain" since the July 30 fight involving the family of Bianca Golden, a former contestant on America's Next Top Model.
Speaking for the first time about the brawl, the Hairspray actress, 19, tells PEOPLE that she and her father Carl are "completely destroyed" by the incident.
"The hardest part for me is to see my parents walk around in severe upset and sadness," she says.
The fight erupted at the Providenciales International Airport, where the Blonsky family was waiting to fly home from a Caribbean vacation in the Turks and Caicos. Blonsky says that the Golden family – including Bianca, her mother Elaine and her brother George – grew angry when some passengers were saving seats in the departure area.
Things took a nasty turn, she says, when she asked Bianca not to point her finger in her face. "That's when she stood up, pulled her arm all the way back and said, 'F--- you, you white b----.' And she closed her fist and punched me," says Blonsky.
Golden – whose mother, Elaine, had to be airlifted to a hospital for her injuries – gave a very different account, telling Tyra Banks that Nikki kicked her mother in the groin and that Carl punched her mom in the face.
"Absolute lies," says Nikki.
Nikki, Carl and Bianca all face assault charges related to the fight.
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The Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Reauthorization Act of 2006 established new requirements to end and prevent overfishing through the use of annual catch limits (ACLs) and accountability measures (AMs). It also strengthened the role of scientific advice by requiring that ACLs cannot exceed the regional fishery management councils' Scientific and Statistical Committees' recommendations for acceptable biological catches (ABC). Through a series of public comment opportunities, a proposed rule, and a final rule, NOAA Fisheries revised the National Standard 1 guidelines to address these requirements. Below are a variety of resources and historical documents pertaining to the National Standard 1 guidelines, past revisions, and related topics.
Technical Memoranda
- Calculating Acceptable Biological Catch for Stocks that have Reliable Catch Data Only (Berkson et al., 2011)
- Proceedings 11th National Stock Assessment Workshop, Joint Session of the National Stock and Habitat, and First National Habitat Assessment Workshop (Blackhart, 2010)
- Estimates of Sustainable Yield for 50 Data-Poor Stocks in the Pacific Groundfish Fishery Management Plan (Dick & MacCall, 2010)
- Use of Productivity and Susceptibility Indices to Determine Stock Vulnerability, with Example Applications to Six U.S. Fisheries (Patrick et al., 2009)
- Technical Guidance On the Use of Precautionary Approaches to Implementing National Standard 1 of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (Restrepo et al., 1988)
Fishery Bulletin Articles
- A meta-analytic approach to quantifying scientific uncertainty in stock assessments (Ralston et al., 2011)
- Using productivity and susceptibility indices to assess the vulnerability of United States fish stocks to overfishing (Patrick et al., 2010)
- Fish assemblages and indicator species: reef fishes off the southeastern United States (Shertzer & Williams, 2008)
- A probability-based approach to setting annual catch levels (Shertzer et al., 2008)
Scientific and Statistical Committee (SSC) Workshop Reports
- Ecosystem and Social Science Considerations in U.S. Federal Fishery Management, October 2011
- Assessment Methods for Data-Poor Stocks – Report of the Review Panel Meeting, April 2011
- ABC Control Rule Implementation and Peer Review Procedures, October 2010
- Establishing a Scientific Basis for Annual Catch Limits, November 2009
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- Productivity and Susceptibility Analysis
- Frequently Asked Questions related to ACLs and National Standard 1
Historical Documents
2009 Revisions to National Standard 1 Guidelines
- Request for comments, February 2007
- Summary of comments, July 2007. This report summarizes the comments that NOAA Fisheries received between February 14 and April 17, 2007, on the scope and issues to consider in developing National Standard 1 guidance.
- Regulatory Impact Review and Regulatory Flexibility Act Analysis, Revisions to National Standard 1 guidelines to address annual catch limit and other measures to end overfishing and rebuild overfished stocks, May 2008
- Proposed rule to revise the National Standard 1 guidelines, June 2008
- Final rule to revise the National Standard 1 guidelines, January 2009
- Overview presentation of 2009 National Standard 1 guideline revisions, January 2009
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2010 NHL Trade Deadline Thread - March 3rd, 3:00 PM ET
Posted 12 February 2010 - 11:24 AM
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Important Dates/Times:
NHL Trade Deadline: 3-3-2010 at 3:00 PM ET
NHL Trade Freeze Ends: 2-28-2010 at 11:59 PM ET
NHL Trade Freeze: 2-12-2010 at 3:00 PM ET
LAST UPDATED (3-3-2010, 4:33 PM ET)
March 3, 2010
Calgary Acquires: (D) Andy Delmore
Detroit Acquires: (F) Riley Armstrong
Anaheim Acquires: (F) Petteri Nokelainen
Phoenix Acquires: 6th-Round Pick (2011)
NY Rangers Acquires: D Anders Eriksson
Phoenix Acquires: (G) Miika Wiikman, 7th-Round Pick (2011)
Phoenix Acquires: (F) Alex Picard
Columbus Acquires: (F) Chad Kolarik
Colorado Acquires: (F) Stephane Yelle, (F) Harrison Reed
Carolina Acquires: (F) Cedric Lalonde-McNicoll, 6th-Round Pick
Calgary Acquires: (D) Steve Staios
Edmonton Acquires: (D) Aaron Johnson, 3rd-Round Pick
Anaheim Acquires: (D) Lubomir Visnovsky
Edmonton Acquires: (D) Ryan Whitney, 6th-Round Pick (2010)
Nashville Acquires: (F) Dustin Boyd
Calgary Acquires: 4th-Round Pick
Toronto Acquires: Chris Peluso
Pittsburgh Acquires: 6th-Round Pick (2010)
Florida Acquires: (D) Mathieu Roy
Columbus Acquires: (F) Matt Rust
Anaheim Acquires: (G) Joey MacDonald
Toronto Acquires: 7th-Round Pick (2011)
Los Angeles Acquires: (F) Frederik Modin
Columbus Acquires: Future Considerations
Washington Acquires: (D) Joe Corvo
Carolina Acquires: (D) Brian Pothier, (F) Oskar Osala, 2nd-Round Pick
Phoenix Acquires: (F) Lee Stempniak
Toronto Acquires: 4th-Round Pick, 7th-Round Pick
Vancouver Acquires: Andrew Alberts
Carolina Acquires: TBD
Washington Acquires: (D) Milan Jurcina
Columbus Acquires: 6th-Round Pick
Atlanta Acquires: (F) Clarke MacArthur
Buffalo Acquires: 3rd-Round Pick, 4th-Round Pick
Buffalo Acquires: (F) Raffi Torres
Columbus Acquires: (D) Nathan Paetsch, 2nd-Round Pick
Calgary Acquires: (G) Vesa Toskala
Anaheim Acquires: (G) Curtis McElhinney
Washington Acquires: (F) Eric Belanger
Minnesota Acquires: 2nd-Round Pick (2010)
Los Angeles Acquires: (F) Jeff Halpern
Tampa Bay Acquires: (F) Teddy Purcell, 3rd-Round Pick (2010)
Phoenix Acquires: (D) Mathieu Schneider
Vancouver Acquires: (D) Sean Zimmerman, 6th-Round Pick (2010)
To Detroit: (F) Jordan Owens
To New York Rangers: (F) Kris Newbury
Colorado Acquires: (F) Peter Mueller, (F) Kevin Porter
Phoenix Acquires: (F) Wojtek Wolski
Vancouver Acquires: (F) Yan Stastny
St. Louis Acquires: (F) Pierre-Cedric Labrie
Washington Acquires: (F) Scott Walker
Carolina Acquires: 7th-Round Pick (2010)
Anaheim Acquires: (D) Aaron Ward
Carolina Acquires: (G) Justin Pogge, Conditional 4th-Round Pick
Boston Acquires: (D) Dennis Seidenberg, (D) Matthew Bartkowski
Florida Acquires: (F) Craig Weller, (F) Byron Bitz, 2nd-Round Pick (2010)
New Jersey Acquires: (D) Martin Skoula
Toronto Acquires: 5th-Round Pick (2010)
Phoenix Acquires: (D) Derek Morris
Boston Acquires: 4th-Round Pick (2011)
Montreal Acquires: (F) Aaron Palushaj
St. Louis Acquires: (F) Matt D'Agostini
March 2, 2010
Toronto Acquires: (F) Luca Caputi, (D) Martin Skoula
Pittsburgh Acquires: (F) Alex Ponikarovsky
Chicago Acquires: (D) Nick Boynton
Anaheim Acquires: Future Considerations
Edmonton Acquires: (F) Matt Marquardt
Boston Acquires: (D) Cody Wild
Ottawa Acquires: (D) Andy Sutton
NY Islanders Acquires: 2nd-Round Pick (2010)
Boston Acquires: (D) Steve Kampfer
Anaheim Acquires: Conditional 4th-Round Draft Pick
March 1, 2010
Atlanta Acquires: (F) Evgeny Artyukhin
Anaheim Acquires: (D) Nathan Oystrick, Conditional Draft Pick (2011)
Columbus Acquires: (F) Greg Moore
NY Islanders Acquires: (D) Dylan Reese
Nashville Acquires: (D) Denis Grebeshkov
Edmonton Acquires: 2nd-Round Pick (2010)
Chicago Acquires: (G) Hannu Toivonen, (D) Danny Richmond
St. Louis Acquires: (G) Joe Fallon
Pittsburgh Acquires: (D) Jordan Leopold
Florida Acquires: 2nd-Round Pick (2010)
February 12, 2010
Minnesota Acquires: (D) Cam Barker
Chicago Acquires: (D) Kim Johnsson, (D) Nick Leddy
New York Acquires: (F) Jody Shelley
San Jose Acquires: Conditional 6th-Round Draft Pick (5th if he Re-signs w/ NYR)
Ottawa Acquires: (F) Matt Cullen
Carolina Acquires: (D) Alexandre Picard, 2nd-Round Pick
February 11, 2010
Montreal Acquires: (F) Dominic Moore
Florida Acquires: 2nd-Round Pick (2011)
Pittsburgh Acquires: (D) Steve Wagner
St. Louis Acquires: (D) Nate Guenin
February 9, 2010
Dallas Acquires: (G) Kari Lehtonen
Atlanta Acquires: (D) Ivan Vishnevskiy, 4th-Round Pick (2010)
February 7, 2010
San Jose Acquires: (D) Niclas Wallin, 5th-Round Pick (2010)
Carolina Acquires: 2nd-Round Pick (2010)
February 6, 2010
Detroit Acquires: (D) Ole-Kristian Tollefsen, 5th-Round Pick (2011)
Philadelphia Acquires: (F) Ville Leino
February 4, 2010
Atlanta Acquires: (D) John Oduya, (F) Niclas Bergfors, (F) Patrice Cormier, 1st-Round Pick (2010), 2nd-Round Pick (2010)
New Jersey Acquires: (F) Ilya Kovalchuk, (D) Anssi Salmela, 2nd-Round Pick (2010)
February 1, 2010
Calgary Acquires: (F) Ales Kotalik, (F) Christopher Higgins
NY Rangers Acquires: (F) Olli Jokinen, (F) Brandon Prust
January 31, 2010
Toronto Acquires: (G) Jean-Sebastien Giguere
Anaheim Acquires: (G) Vesa Toskala, (F) Jason Blake
Toronto Acquires: (D) Dion Phaneuf, (D) Keith Aulie, (F) Fredrik Sjostrom
Calgary Acquires (D) Ian White (F) Matt Stajan, (F) Niklas Hagman (F) Jamal Mayers
Posted 12 February 2010 - 11:45 AM
Posted 12 February 2010 - 11:49 AM
From what I understand, only player movement is restricted during the freeze. GM's can (and will) talk throughout the entire trade freeze.
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Posted 12 February 2010 - 11:58 AM
This is correct.
Posted 12 February 2010 - 12:06 PM
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Posted 12 February 2010 - 12:15 PM
They couldn't, but if there is any hint of anything shady - they'll investigate. They'll probably send this guy,
but investigations will be made.
Posted 12 February 2010 - 03:12 PM
Posted 12 February 2010 - 03:21 PM
Brashear is done for the Rags and probably the league (thankfully) after clearing waivers today.
Turtling is for the weak
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Posted 12 February 2010 - 03:22 PM
Posted 12 February 2010 - 03:24 PM
"All hockey players are bi-lingual. We speak English and Profanity" Gordie Howe
Posted 12 February 2010 - 03:26 PM
Brashear is done for the Rags and probably the league (thankfully) after clearing waivers today.
Posted 12 February 2010 - 03:34 PM
Darren Dreger
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Posted 12 February 2010 - 03:38 PM
1. duncan keith
2. brent seabrook
although i agree, pretty stupid move by chicago. since barker was locked up for 2 more years.
Posted 12 February 2010 - 03:41 PM
2. brent seabrook
although i agree, pretty stupid move by chicago. since barker was locked up for 2 more years.
Barker was gone either today, March 3rd, or in the off-season. They needed to clear cap space.
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Posted 12 February 2010 - 03:48 PM
...Fixed. Barker has been increasingly brutal for them.
Of course, I could get off my lame rear and do something.
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Brett Favre, in his 293rd career start, throws for a career high in yardage
Leave it to Brett Favre to swoop in and play hero when everything around him is falling apart.
Lord Favre has stolen most of the headlines this season in Minnesota, from his Jenn Sterger junk mail scandal to his eroding play. But thanks to Brad Childress' decision to waive Randy Moss before running the idea past his owner, as well as almost coming to blows with Percy Harvin on Friday, Favre had an opportunity to put the spotlight back on him (uh, in a positive way) and he ran with it.
In his 293rd career start, Favre threw for 446 yards (a career high) and completed 77% of his passes in the Vikings' 27-24 come-from-behind win over the Cardinals on Sunday. Trailing 24-10 with roughly three and a half minutes in the game, Favre engineered two touchdown drives to tie the score at 24-24 and then helped the Vikings win in overtime on a 35-yard Ryan Longwell field goal.
In typical Favre fashion, there were plenty of fist pumps, hugs and "He sure does have fun out there, doesn't he!" moments. I'm not the biggest Favre fan, but it's hard not to be impressed when he puts together one of these performances. Given his age (82) and the amount of issues he's had this season with injuries and poor play, it's still amazing when he does what he did on Sunday.
Of course, not even a little Favre magic will save Childress' job. He's fortunate his team rallied for victory against a bad Arizona team, but he's not out of the woods yet. Zygi Wilf isn't pleased with Childress in wake of the Moss fiasco and once the euphoria from the come-from-behind win wears off, he'll remember that he still has a clown for a head.
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Roasted Corn Chowder
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Chicken Breast stuffed with cheese and prosciutto, lightly breaded and delicately fried. Served with a classic rice pilaf and vegetable of the day.
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Rich custard with a sweet caramel sauce