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Michigan's hopes of generating a vibrant renewable energy industry are directly tied to its ability to become an engineering powerhouse for green technology.
So it's not promising that the world's most powerful wind turbine maker is stealing Michigan workers -- possibly engineers -- and shipping them to Colorado for its wind operations.
Not surprised, right? Michigan needs a focused effort on attracting and retaining its best engineers. This is perhaps our greatest economic asset. We can't afford to bleed talent -- particularly as the unemployment rate creeps toward 13 percent and the auto crisis intensifies.
There is plenty of hope to be found in the concept of transitioning Michigan's manufacturing capacity to capitalize on wind turbine production. But manufacturing jobs aren't the only answer.
A brief comparison is in order. Michigan's saving grace in the midst of the auto crisis is that the state is still the global headquarters for auto technology, engineering expertise and design skills. Many plant jobs may fade away, but the state's ability to offer technological advancements for the auto industry will endure this crisis.
The lessons of the auto industry are relevant to Michigan's emerging clean energy technology industry. Danish wind turbine maker Vestas Wind Systems -- the Michigan engineer thief -- is building several plants and hiring thousands of workers at new $700 million operations in Colorado. Those "green jobs" are what Michigan needs to be ferociously competing for.
Nonetheless, it's engineering knowhow that will drive the intellectual workforce of the green economy. Developing innovative new wind energy technology - which some erroneously believe is next to impossible - is critical. For that, keep your eye on Ann Arbor area companies like Accio Energy, WindSight, Danotek Motion Technologies and FlexSys.
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ANN ARBOR -- It didn't take long for Doug Nussmeier's name to surface Wednesday night.
Hours after Michigan announced it had fired former offensive coordinator Al Borges, Nussmeier -- the now former offensive coordinator at Alabama -- surfaced as the primary candidate and eventual hire to lead the Wolverines' offense and coach Michigan's quarterbacks.
On Thursday, Michigan made it official -- announcing Nussmeier's hire as the team's new offensive coordinator/QB coach.
The Wolverines are scheduled to publicly introduce Nussmeier at 11 a.m. Friday. But social media felt no need to wait that long.
A multitude of big names -- from former players, to Michigan recruits, to national pundits -- offered their take on the Nussmeier hire.
Here's a few of note.
• Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard, a former Michigan All-American who has been an open supporter of the Brady Hoke regime since he was hired in 2011, took to Twitter to offer his take on the hire Wednesday night.
It wasn't anything over the top, just facts.
"New Michigan OC Doug Nussmeier likes a pro-style O w/ big physical O-line, backs that can run downhill and a QB who can make all the throws."
• ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg, who covers the Big Ten, got right to the point when analyzing Michigan's new hire late Wednesday night.
Borges never really created an identity offensively for Michigan, and that task now falls on Nussmeier -- something that may be easier said than done.
"Hoke's rhetoric about Big Ten-title-or-bust and Team OneThirtySomething rings hollow until his teams start showing they can live up to Michigan's storied past. Rivals Ohio State and Michigan State have bypassed Michigan, and 2014 is pivotal for Hoke and the Wolverines, who enter the same division as the Buckeyes. They need to go for it now, and the Nussmeier hire is a good sign that they are.
Nussmeier must take a group of players, some recruited by Rich Rodriguez's staff and some by Hoke's staff, and mold them into a unit that's easy to identify. Quarterbacks such as Alabama's AJ McCarron, Washington's Keith Price and Michigan State's Drew Stanton and Jeff Smoker have improved under his tutelage. He must facilitate similar upgrades with Michigan's Devin Gardner and/or Shane Morris."
• A pair of notable Michigan recruits, one a current commit and one a decommit, reacted more to the firing of Borges than the hiring of Nussmier.
Five-star 2015 wide receiver George Campbell, who backed out on his commitment to Michigan a month ago, offered this take: "Al Borges Fired.... Oh"
Meanwhile, five-star 2015 running back Damien Harris -- the team's highest-rated prospect in the class -- was a bit more outspoken: "Man..... I can't believe this about Coach Borges."
Harris' mother then contacted ESPN.com's Tom VanHaaren shortly after the firing had been announced, claiming that the family was "sad" and in a "shock" to hear about Borges' firing and was lettting the news "sink" in.
• Tom Dienhart, of the Big Ten Network, offered a bit of a mixed bag when it came to his opinion on the Nussmeier hire.
In part, Dienhart wrote about how Nussmeier was "doing what he was told" by Alabama coach Nick Saban in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
He did admit "there's a lot to like" about the hire, given Nussmeier's coaching resume, concluding that he'll be hailed as a "genius" if this whole thing works.
"Nussmeier will have his unique wrinkles and what-not. But I'm guessing the Wolverine attack basically will be built around running the ball. And, if the numbers and win totals increase in 2014, Nussmeier will be hailed as a "genius" and may race off to be a head coach somewhere. And Hoke will be lauded as a forward-thinker who took bold, swift action to save his program by canning Borges and grabbing Nussmeier from college football's "it" program."
• From the Alabama side of things, ESPN.com's Alex Scarborough writes that while Nussmeier did some pretty big-time things with the Crimson Tide, his final memory in Tuscaloosa wasn't all that memorable at all.
He notes Alabama's protection failed in Alabama's loss to Oklahoma in the 2013 Sugar Bowl, quarterback A.J. McCarron finished his time with the team with a three-turnover game and in the end, the offense became predictable.
"Doug Nussmeier brought unprecedented success to the Alabama offense in his two years as coordinator in Tuscaloosa. The Crimson Tide averaged more than 38 points per contest and succeeded in opened up the passing game to include more big plays down field. AJ McCarron evolved from a "game manager" into a Heisman Trophy contender and added another BCS National Championship ring to his already impressive collection.
But the more immediate memory of Nussmeier is not so rosy. The numbers, however impressive they might be, only serve as a faint silver outline of what turned out to be a disappointing ending, as Alabama's offense failed on the national stage against Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl. It turned out to be the final game of Nussmeier's tenure, as he's agreed to move north and take the same job at Michigan."
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OCEAN VIEWS, WAIEHU . . . I hate to brag - but I sure can sniff out a new restaurant opening its doors. Just by chance on Monday, my sister and I decided to dine at the new Cafe O'Lei Waiehu, thinking it had opened earlier in August.
NOT! We got there minutes after they opened at Waiehu Golf Course. Once inside, we didn't recognize the old place, except for sweeping ocean and Haleakala views. New carpets, painted walls, cushy chairs and plants abound. Owner-chefs Dana and Michael Pastula also beefed up the banquet room with seating for 120.
"People told us we were crazy to do this," says Dana. "But I'm so excited about this place. My daughter, Claire, is back from college and she's running it. This gives her more responsibility."
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Cafe O'Lei's General Manager Napa Recopuerto and server Kryste Kaupe are all smiles in the new Waiehu location that opened Monday.
Cafe O'Lei Waiehu opens early for golfers at 6:45 a.m. weekdays and 6 a.m. weekends. You'll also find pupu at 10:30 a.m.; and lunch from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. "It's really for the locals," says Dana. "Until we get our liquor license, you may bring your own beer or wine."
Specialties of the house are pork katsu, laulau, fish plate, crispy chicken and tempura-friend mahimahi and chips with malt vinegar and fries. Prices range from $4.95 for Asian salad to $8.95 for fish.
You'll also find something sweet such as banana lumpia with coconut ice cream; and brownie fudge sundae with Kona coffee ice cream.
In addition, Cafe O'Lei Wailuku recently debuted sushi on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays with creative seafood rolled by Chef Kojima San Sadao. Get it for half price from 4 to 5 p.m.
DINNER AND SHOW . . . This sounds like fun - listen to the spicy tunes of Joe Cano and friends from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, and enjoy a Mediterranean buffet with foods from Spain, France, Italy and Greece.
The party's at Brigit & Bernard's Garden Cafe and the cost of dinner and show is $35 per person.
From Spain will come paella Andalusia, and calamari and shrimp ala plancha with aioli. French food featured will be coq au vin, ratatouille, steamed mussels Marseillaise and petit pommes (potatoes) au rosemary.
But it doesn't stop there. Italian food lovers will find penne al fungi, Caprese salad, minestrone and tiramisu. And Greek fare includes vegetarian moussaka, lamb souvlaki and tzatziki bread.
BITS AND PIECES . . . Through September, Canoes in Lahaina will extend happy hour from 3 to 7 p.m. and that means you get 50 percent off of appetizers for one hour longer than before.
"We have coconut-crusted tiger prawns, crab cakes, crispy calamari and baby-back ribs," says General Manager Michael Carlson. "Monday to Thursday, we now offer 50 percent off all bottles of wine. In addition, kamaaina now get 25 percent off food any time.
Speaking of deals, I didn't mention the time of the Happy September promo at Matteo's Pizzeria in Wailea in last week's issue. Basically, you get 50 percent off all pizza and wines by the glass from 4 to 6 p.m.
Television personality Regis Philbin was spotted having lunch at Pacific'o in Lahaina Sunday with his wife and an entourage of three others. Pacific'o was among other top Maui restaurants to get Wine Spectator's 2009 Award of Excellence for its wine list. Typically, winning lists offer at least 100 wines that complement the restaurant's menu in theme, style and price.
"Thoughtful pairing of food and wine enhances the dining experience," said Pacific'o's Wine Steward Richard Clark. "In developing our wine lists, we've focused on boutique, small production wineries who emphasize a sense of place in their wines."
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Here's a happy dilemma to have this fall and winter: should you visit London, Paris, Rome, Brussels, Frankfurt or Zurich? American Airlines has put each of these great European destinations on sale for travel from late October through mid-March.
American's great low fares are available from the United States to some of Europe's most popular spots. Fall and winter are great times to visit Europe. In addition to a fantastic fare on American, you'll find fewer crowds and lower prices, yet all that makes Europe such a memorable destination remains in place.
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Travelers can check schedules and fares and book flights by visiting http://www.aa.com/. Book travel and purchase your ticket on AA.com and earn AAdvantage bonus miles. There are no online booking fees. In addition, on AA.com you'll find the absolute lowest fares available for American Airlines, American Eagle and AmericanConnection® flights -- guaranteed. For details about the AA.com bonus-mile offer and for full details on our Lowest Fare Guarantee, visit http://www.aa.com/benefits.
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Roberto Rosetti
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Roberto Rosetti (born 18 September 1967 in Turin, Piedmont) is a former Italian football referee. He is fluent in Italian, English and French. He started refereeing in 1983, and took charge of his first match in the Italian Serie A in 1996. He received his FIFA Badge in 2002.[1] Aside from his refereeing duties, Rosetti works as director of a hospital.
Rosetti is counted amongst the top referees of all time in a list maintained by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS).[2] He retired following the 2010 FIFA World Cup to take a position with the Italian Football Federation as the referee designator for Serie B League.
Luciano Moggi, then general director of Juventus, had described Rosetti and his colleague Pierluigi Collina as being too 'objective' in an intercepted telephone call. Moggi also claimed that Rosetti and Collina should be 'punished' for decisions made against Juventus in that same phonecall.[3]
Rosetti emerged from the scandal unscathed.
2007/2008 UEFA Champions League[edit]
Rosetti was one of the many referees who officiated over the UEFA Champions League 2007–08. He refereed the semi-final between Chelsea and Liverpool at Stamford Bridge, earning the praise of UK television and radio commentators for his control of the game. Prior to the match, Liverpool coach Rafael Benítez had noted that the home side tends to emerge victorious when Rosetti referees.[4]
Euro 2008[edit]
Rosetti was selected to referee at UEFA Euro 2008 in Switzerland and Austria.[5]
At the tournament, Rosetti was the referee for the:
- group A opening game between Switzerland and the Czech Republic;
- group D game between Greece and Russia;
- Quarter Final match between Croatia and Turkey
- Final match between Germany and Spain.
2008/2009 UEFA Champions League[edit]
Rosetti was one of the many referees who officiated over the UEFA Champions League 2008–09. He attracted criticism for sending off Manchester United's Darren Fletcher during the second leg of the semi-final between Manchester United and Arsenal.[6] Rosetti allegedly saw Fletcher clip the back heel of Cesc Fàbregas, with Fàbregas falling in the penalty area. Replays later showed that Fletcher had touched the ball prior to fouling Fàbregas but he was still forced to miss the final. Nonetheless, Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson refused to blame Rosetti afterwards, concluding that it was simply "terribly unlucky."[7] Retired English World Cup referee Graham Poll has since suggested that the referee was right to issue a red card as the fact that Fletcher touched the ball while committing the foul was in fact irrelevant under FIFA's revised law.[8]
2010 World Cup[edit]
Rosetti was preselected as a referee for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. His first match of the tournament was a 1-1 draw between Ghana and Australia. Rosetti made a crucial decision in the game, when he judged Australia's Harry Kewell to have handled the ball on the goal line, contentiously awarding Ghana a penalty kick as well as sending Kewell off for the offence. In his post match comments, Australian coach Pim Verbeek claimed Kewell's handball was a mistake, saying it was impossible for him to get out of the way and the only way he could do so was to cut his arm off. The next game he refereed was the Argentina–Mexico game in the Round of 16, where he decided to allow an offside goal his assistant referee Stefano Ayroldi missed.[9] The following day, Rosetti was left off the list of 19 referees announced by FIFA to take part in the rest of the competition although football's world governing body did not explain why. This decision affected Rosetti greatly and was the major reason behind his retirement.[10]
- Serie A Referee of the Year (4): 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
- Italian Football Hall of Fame: 2015[11]
- ^ "Roberto Rosetti". Rate The Ref. Retrieved 2010-06-19.
- ^ http://www.iffhs.de/?20e43c03f32b00f31c13f32b17f7370eff3702bb1c2bbb6e08
- ^ © international hazma. "Roberto Rosetti". WorldReferee.com. Retrieved 2010-06-19.
- ^ "Rafa Benitez wants strong referee at Chelsea". Telegraph. 2008-04-29. Retrieved 2010-06-19.
- ^ Referees named for EURO 2008, uefa.com, December 19, 2007 Archived May 14, 2008, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Hayward, Paul (2009-05-06). "Clumsy but not malicious, compassion demands Fletcher's case be examined". The Guardian. Retrieved 2010-06-19.
- ^ Hughes, Matt (May 6, 2009). "Sympathy no consolation for Darren Fletcher". The Times. Retrieved 2010-06-19.
- ^ Poll, Graham (2009-08-05). "Forget final emotion, ref Rosetti was spot on to show red". Mail Online. Dailymail.co.uk. Retrieved 2010-06-19.
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- ^ http://www.chroniclejournal.com/stories_sports.php?id=276382
- ^ "Hall of fame, 10 new entry: con Vialli e Mancini anche Facchetti e Ronaldo" [Hall of fame, 10 new entries: with Vialli and Mancini also Facchetti and Ronaldo] (in Italian). La Gazzetta dello Sport. 27 October 2015. Retrieved 27 October 2015.
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Well, that was completely and utterly uninspiring.
The Boston Celtics were smashed in what might have been their worst effort of the season. I would sugarcoat things, but even sugar could not mask that Marcin Gortat and Al Harrington got to the rim whenever they pleased, the Washington Wizards led by as many as 33 points, and Rajon Rondo sat for the entire fourth quarter because his team got absolutely pulverized by a good-but-certainly-not-great opponent.
Jared Sullinger (25 points) was pretty good, which was nice, but most of his teammates weren't. The Celtics dropped their sixth straight, 118-92, and Washington became the second team to clinch a playoff berth against them. Congratulations if you decided not to watch.
When the game turned: Washington began the game with a sweeping, left-handed Marcin Gortat dunk, the first sign that the opening six minutes would smell like an elephant's bottom. Brad Stevens called a timeout 2:03 in, which might have been the earliest timeout he's called all season. But it didn't immediately stop his team's flowing stream of garbage.
Gortat (22 points, eight rebounds) dominated the paint, John Wall (13 points, 10 assists) penetrated quite often, and the Celtics played maybe their worst stretch of the season. (Note: I know, there's some serious competition. The second half in Denver and the first quarter in Houston also need to be wiped from my mind.)
"It was 17-4 before we blinked," Stevens told CSNNE.
Notable talking points:
- Another bench boost: Two things happened to keep this from getting really ugly, really early: Stevens went to his bench, which picked up the energy and defense. And Rondo (13 points, six assists, seven rebounds, seven turnovers) began to get freaky. He scored 10 points in the first, including four layups, one of which came on his signature move. When he faked an around-the-back pass, Gortat ended up staring at nothing in particular while Rondo waltzed in for a layup.
Rondo committed five turnovers in the first half, so he wasn't at all perfect. But over the first 18 minutes, he scored 13 of Boston's 26 points -- and that included three minutes that he sat on the bench. At one point, he drove down the right side in transition, but dribbled just about straight into Joel Anthony. The four-time All-Star gently nudged his offensively-challenged teammate to the side, almost like, "move Joel, get out the way," and then finished an and-one floater in the paint. It seemed symbolic. Also, yes. Anthony got some time. He even drove past one defender for an easy layup. It was really a pretty normal move, but it felt exciting because of the mover.
Late-ish in the second quarter, the Celtics fought back to seven points down. But Wall's very good, Gortat was temporarily better, and Boston entered halftime trailing 57-46. Considering that Rondo was the only starter to grab a first-half rebound, the Celtics missed their first 11 threes, and the Wizards were shooting 61 percent, things felt like they should have been even stinkier.
- Don't worry, things got even stinkier: During the third quarter, by my count, the Celtics missed four 3-pointers that struck the area between the rim and the backboard. That means the Celtics had as many viciously poor 3-point attempts as made field goals (four), but not as many viciously poor 3-point attempts as turnovers (five). And I'm not even allowed to count another viciously poor 3-point attempt, because for some reason Wall fouled Sullinger on a stepback at the end of the shot clock.
By the beginning of the fourth quarter, even the CSNNE producers did not seem to want people watching any more Celtics. As Al Harrington opened the quarter with a three, sadistic folks still trying to observe this mess were treated to a commercial instead. Perhaps knowing that not everybody witnessed his triple, Harrington hit one on the very next Washington possession. It lifted the Wizards lead to 33 points. Things like this were happening (courtesy of Red's Army Blogger Jay Ouellette):
But at least this made the loss entirely worth it:
HAAAAAAA pic.twitter.com/70sX43rr9g— Mike Prada (@MikePradaSBN) April 3, 2014
118-92, the Wizards clinch a playoff spot shooting 62.5% The best shooting game against the Celtics since Dec. 15, 2003 (Minnesota 62.8%)— Sean Grande (@SeanGrandePBP) April 3, 2014
Going forward: That's over? Phew. The Celtics return to the TD Garden on Friday to meet maybe the only team playing worse right now, the Philadelphia 76ers.
Or maybe the Celtics actually just put forth the most dominant performance ever?
Hey guys. Don't worry. The Celtics actually won by 92 points in a shutout! pic.twitter.com/cbhdEGzesz— Jay King (@ByJayKing) April 3, 2014


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TAMPA — While Congress haggles over the latest gun control legislation, thousands of gun owners descended on the Florida State Fairgrounds Saturday for a two-day gun show.
The Senate agreed Thursday to begin debating legislation calling for background checks during all for-profit transactions, including sales at gun shows and online. The records would be kept by licensed gun dealers who would also handle the paperwork.
The legislation sponsored by Sens. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Patrick Toomey, R-Pa., is a step back from the universal background checks that many gun control groups have been advocating.
While the proposed legislation mandates background checks for all purchases at gun shows, some of those who attended Saturday's event near Tampa said it isn't a major concern.
"As far as background checks, I don't have a problem with that," said Neill Faulman, 47, of Sarasota. "If you've got nothing to hide, it's not a problem. But I want our Second Amendment rights to be protected."
The gun control debate has caused ammunition prices to spike in the past few months, said Mark Miller, a gun owner from Sarasota. He compared it to the gas crisis in the 1970s when some people hoarded fuel in their garages.
"Can you imagine the glut of guns and ammo in people's homes now because of this?" Faulman said. "We're not hoarding by any means, but the fear element is there for some people."
This weekend's gun show includes dealers and collectors from across Florida who cater to a mix of gun collectors, hunters and enthusiasts, according to the show's website.
Visitors can bring up to two guns to the show for appraisal, sale, trade or accessories. Purchases are subject to a background check, and buyers can pick up their guns three days later.
"I think the background checks need to be 100 percent across the board, with everyone, no matter who you are or what you own," said Lane Wallace, 53, of St. Petersburg. "Some of these places, you come in and they don't check anything. I think that's ridiculous."
However, the National Rifle Association does not share the same view and announced its opposition to legislation expanding background checks.
"As we have noted previously, expanding background checks, at gun shows or elsewhere, will not reduce violent crime or keep our kids safe in their schools," Chris Cox, executive director of the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action, wrote in a letter Wednesday evening.
While Credie Windmaker of Winter Haven sees the concern surrounding sales of assault-style weapons and high-capacity magazines, he thinks the laws should be tailored toward specific guns. The country is already flooded with millions of weapons that aren't documented, Windmaker said, which could complicate the process. Such a system would create unnecessary checks and waste resources that could be applied elsewhere.
"There shouldn't be a reason to conduct a background search on someone purchasing a hunting rifle or a shotgun," Windmaker said.
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Thomas Vanek averages more than a point per game against Toronto. He should get a chance to continue his success tonight.
The Sabres expect their top player to return after a one-game absence caused by a muscle strain. Vanek got through an optional practice Monday after missing Sunday's game in Washington.
"I'm optimistic about him playing," said coach Lindy Ruff, whose team hosts the Maple Leafs in First Niagara Center.
Vanek said he felt a lot better Monday than he did the day before. He tested the injury Sunday morning and quickly realized he couldn't skate well enough to contribute.
"There's no point of playing at 70 or 80 percent," Vanek said. "Obviously, it's frustrating because you want to be out there and you want to contribute and help the team. At the same time, it's a short season, a lot of games, you need to be smart. I didn't feel like I could help the team, and that was the ultimate decision."
Vanek was injured Friday against Carolina when Alexander Semin tripped him from behind. The unsuspecting left winger had his feet fly out from under him and landed awkwardly. He returned to the game but skipped practice Saturday and the game Sunday.
Vanek leads Buffalo with nine points, including a team-high six assists. He has 22 goals and 46 points in 45 games against Toronto, including an assist last week during the Sabres' 2-1 road win.
"I felt a lot better, a lot smoother," Vanek said, "and hopefully it will make a little more progress."
Ruff and seven players stayed off the ice Monday. Defenseman Robyn Regehr and forwards Jason Pominville, Cody Hodgson, Steve Ott, Tyler Ennis and Jochen Hecht rested, while injured Ville Leino also avoided the on-ice session.
"I went around to different players that played a lot of minutes and got some recommendations from trainers and told them not to go out," Ruff said. "We've got numerous guys with muscle strains and light groins."
The coach was worried about starting the season with five games in eight days, and the anxiousness was warranted judging by the bumps and bruises.
"You'd like to practice a few things, but with the schedule the way it is you can't," Ruff said. "Coming out of five games in eight nights you didn't know what to expect. Well, now we know. It's trying to get them rested and ready to play a game."
Leino is still rehabbing the hip injury that has kept him out of the opening five games.
"He's just in the OK category," Ruff said. "Even with the new treatment, progress seems slow. He hasn't skated anything of substance now for quite awhile."
Forward Cody McCormick (finger) isn't ready to make his season debut, but he's hopeful of at least getting a timetable for returning in the coming days.
"Everything's going well out there, just making sure when I come back I don't miss any time after that," he said. "The biggest thing is probably the fighting. It probably affects the fingers the most, so it's something along those lines."
Former Sabres forward Clarke MacArthur is expected to miss tonight's game. The Leafs alternate captain lost the fingernail on one of his pinkie fingers during a slash Saturday against the New York Rangers.
"It's very painful," Leafs coach Randy Carlyle told reporters in Toronto. "Anybody who's ever had their nail removed, sawed off of your finger, it's not a pretty sight. But in some ways it's a blessing because usually the nail will hold the swelling. This allows the fluids, I guess, to drain."
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Ken Burns delves into a dynasty
Ken Burns is used to telling stories that have been told before. That comes with the territory when you work on documentaries covering momentous points in history, including the Civil War, World War II and the Prohibition era. But for his new seven-part, 14-hour documentary "The Roosevelts: An Intimate History," Burns and his longtime collaborator Geoffrey C. Ward have managed to find new material on Theodore, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt that many people have never seen.
"We had finished our film, it was long done and mastered, and we discovered four seconds of film through the University of Pennsylvania. At great expense, we cut that back into the film," Burns said last week during PBS' day at the TCA summer press tour. The documentary filmmaker is scheduled to give lectures next week at Chautauqua Institution, starting on Monday at 10:45 a.m.
The footage provides a rare glimpse of the polio-stricken FDR near the end of his life, struggling to disembark from a train in Bismarck, N.D. Though FDR's condition was not a secret, news crews at the time were regularly asked to turn off their cameras so as to avoid showing the president in his weakened state. However, bits and pieces, usually edited from newsreels, still survive, and it's those unseen bits that Burns was able to put into the film.
"We gathered extras that slipped through the net," Burns said, who included the footage along with many personal letters written by FDR that provide more insight into the personality of someone the filmmaker calls a "deviously opaque human being."
The film attempts for the first time to intertwine the lives of all three Roosevelts into one family story. Although each has received much individual attention from biographers through the years, Burns and Ward, who once corresponded with Eleanor when he was 11, look at the family dynamics of this upper-crust family who had the ability to identify with the common man.
"They talked about each other all the time," Ward said. "They sometimes resented each other."
Although the film is subtitled "An Intimate History," Burns and Ward debated constantly about how much of their very private personal lives should be included.
But one thing they didn't debate was how much to show just how physically debilitated FDR was while president.
"Anyone who is handicapped ought to know how hard that man worked," Ward said.
The film premieres on PBS on Sept. 14.


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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- After cruising through the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament, Connecticut found itself in trouble for the first time.
Thanks to Hasheem Thabeet, the top-seeded Huskies weren't in trouble for long.
Thabeet, the Big East Player of the Year, scored 15 points, had 15 rebounds and blocked four shots, and Connecticut overcame a sluggish first half to defeat Purdue, 72-60, in the West Regional semifinals Thursday. The Huskies will face Missouri, which beat Memphis, 102-91, in the other semifinal Thursday.
One day after a Yahoo Sports report alleged UConn committed NCAA recruiting violations, the Huskies (30-4) reached the regional finals for the fourth time since 2002.
Coach Jim Calhoun and the Huskies had won their first two NCAA tourney games by an average of 41 points, but they struggled to score against the defense-oriented Boilermakers.
UConn jumped out to an early 11-point lead, then went cold and let the fifth-seeded Boilermakers (27-10) claw back into the game.
Leading 30-25 at halftime, the Huskies turned to the 7-foot-3 Thabeet in the second half. Thabeet scored Connecticut's first eight points of the second half, then blocked a shot to set up a fastbreak layup by A.J. Price, who scored 10 of his 15 points after halftime.
That play was part of an 8-0 run that gave the Huskies a 42-31 cushion with 13:37 to play.
But the Boilermakers wouldn't go away. They answered with a 7-0 burst, and soon they had pulled within four.
Thabeet dunked to push the lead back to 57-45 with 6:28 to play, and that was pretty much it for Purdue.
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Gunfire alerted residents of Awendaw's Goodwine Circle that something was wrong Monday night.
Two people then dialed 911, but no one said exactly what led to the shooting that left 33-year-old Earl Lamar Campbell dead in the middle of the dirt road.
"I don't know what happened," one woman told a dispatcher as she cried. "My cousin is laying here. ... This is very serious."
Deputies from the Charleston County Sheriff's Office first arrested a suspect in the slaying, 19-year-old Manning Isiah Milligan, for failing to pay a fine for an old traffic ticket, records showed. Sheriff's officials said he also now faces charges of murder and possessing a firearm during a violent crime.
Both men live within 3 miles of each other on nearby Seewee Road in the quiet, rural community north of Mount Pleasant. They both have criminal histories for misdemeanor drug possession.
But a sheriff's statement and documents released Tuesday gave no indication about what might have led to the violence around 10:30 p.m. on Labor Day.
Milligan was expected to have a bond hearing at 10 a.m. Wednesday, when the release of arrest affidavits could shed light on an alleged motive.
It was the eighth homicide reported this year in the sheriff's jurisdiction. The agency handled the same number of slayings in all of 2013.
Sheriff's Maj. Eric Watson said that when deputies arrived at the scene Monday night, Campbell was already dead.
He had suffered several gunshot wounds, but Charleston County Deputy Coroner Dottie Lindsay wouldn't say how many times he had been hit.
During a 12-minute 911 call, which was obtained Tuesday through a S.C. Freedom of Information Act request, the woman who first summoned the authorities cried over Campbell's body and pleaded with the motionless man to breathe and with paramedics to show up.
"You've got to get up," she said. "You've got to get up."
Inside a nearby home, the woman's uncle also called for help. He told a 911 dispatcher that he saw a body lying in the road near a gray Dodge Ram pickup.
But he also didn't say how the crime had unfolded.
"A guy has been shot in the road here," the man said in the call. "That's all I heard was the shots. I was in the house."
Campbell had been wounded in an episode of violence before.
Mount Pleasant police said in May 2011 that he and his cousin got into a skirmish at the Dog & Duck restaurant in the town's Park West community. One of them pulled out a knife, and Campbell's right arm got stabbed during a fight for the weapon, the police said.
Both men were arrested, but the assault charge had since been wiped from Campbell's rap sheet on file with the State Law Enforcement Division.
He was convicted of drug charges four times since 2000 for possessing marijuana, cocaine and crack cocaine.
Milligan's past showed convictions last year for marijuana possession, criminal domestic violence, drunken driving and leaving a crash scene. Charges of possessing marijuana and Ecstasy filed earlier this year remain pending.
Andy Paras contributed to this report. Reach Andrew Knapp at 937-5414 or twitter.com/offlede.
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Announcing Suzanne EL-Moursi as Chair of Interaction|13
Dear all,
On behalf of IxDA's Board of Directors, it is with great pleasure that we announce Suzanne EL-Moursi, Creative Director at SapientNitro in Chicago, as Chair of Interaction|13, to be held in North America in February 2013. Suzanne's vision, expertise and experience inspired us, and we look forward to working with her to bring an amazing event to life.
This is the first time IxDA has had an open call for Chair of the Interaction conference, and we were overwhelmed by the response and quality of applicants. Putting together an Interaction conference is no small task, and IxDA is striving to identify Interaction Chairs at least 20 months in advance. Thank you again to all who raised their hands for this important task.
Suzanne will now be leading the way as we put out an open call for Interaction|13's North American host city soon.
Welcome, Suzanne! IxDA is honored to have you in this role.
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Suzanne EL-Moursi is a Digital Strategist and User Experience thought leader who specializes in the design of compelling multi-channel user experiences by first applying dynamic design research methodologies that investigate the unique social and cultural aspects of end user segments. Through her unique approach to gaining insight and greater intelligence about how people live, work and play, she drives the conceptualization and design of innovative products and service offerings that fulfill the aspirations and unmet needs of consumers. Her passion lies within planning and executing design research initiatives, which reveal insights into customer behavior, aspirations, unarticulated needs and expectations that inform product design, Brand messaging, and greater social impact of the customer experiences. Suzanne is a seasoned designer with a strong business acumen who is a believer and advocate of the interplay between design teams and other functions within the organization, R&D, marketing and strategy groups, to drive greater competitive advantage for corporate growth strategies from a collective and multi-dimensional view.
Suzanne is an Interaction Designer by training and holds a Master's degree in User Experience Design & Human-Computer Interaction. Her graduate research focused on designing multilingual experiences and interactive digital interfaces for users who speak a non-Latin language and English. Since that time, Suzanne has worked for a variety of international corporations, in design strategy positions, including IBM Global Services, HSBC Global Bank, University of Chicago - NORC, GE Healthcare, on a variety of international projects leading multiple multi-disciplinary teams in Africa, Middle East, and Europe.
Recently, Suzanne held the position of Principal Designer, within the Global Design team at GE Healthcare, which serves as an internal design group tasked with transforming and advancing the next generation of healthcare business strategies and the global healthcare product portfolio through deep understanding of the human user journeys (patient, physician, nurse) as they engage with complex healthcare ecosystems.
Currently, Suzanne is a Creative Director with SapientNitro, leading the Chicago Studio Experience Design team for a diverse portfolio of world class client brands in the automotive, telecommunications, & financial services industries. In this role, Suzanne and her team collaborate with clients brands to define their digital strategies and design award winning products and service offerings that deliver meaningful and valuable brand moments, build brand equity and deliver social good to the marketplace. Additionally, Suzanne is the Global User Experience Lead with SapientNitro's Financial Services Center of Excellence, which is a leading think tank for the world's notable banks, financial services companies and unique startups. In this role, she advises and consults on trends in social commerce and digital innovations that are transforming digital financial solutions and the way consumer behavior has shifted to new engagement paradigms.
Suzanne is also a notable lecturer and Adjunct Faculty teaching graduate level courses on Innovation Strategy, User-Centered Design, Digital Media & Design, and Design Research at two leading universities in Chicago: IIT Institute of Design and DePaul University. She is a frequent speaker at external conferences and is a strong believer in giving back to the community by sharing learnings from work and personal journeys, enabling a stronger design community. Suzanne is currently a student herself as a second year student at University of Chicago's prestigious Booth School of Business completing her Executive MBA with a concentration on Strategy and Finance, graduating in March 2012. She is a proud Egyptian and is fluent in Arabic and English, raised in Cairo and came to the USA for University education. Suzanne characterizes herself "with Egyptian roots and American wings" striving to build bridges of understanding between the Middle East and the American cultures by being a bridge herself. She lives in Chicago and is married to Dr. Bassel Ericsoussi who is from Damascus, Syria.
Congratulations Suzanne and IxDA! Suzanne is an excellent choice to lead Interaction|13!
Carol J. SmithLead Consultant, Midwest Research, LLC
Twitter: @carologic
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/caroljsmith
Thank you to the IxDA board for giving me the opportunity to serve an
organization that I deeply respect, love and owe some "social good" back
to for all the years IxDA has helped me grow in my professional
career. It is quiet an exciting time for the greater design profession
and specifically the Interactive Design community. The world has been
and continues to change at a pace that is really mind blowing in ways
that we didn't quiet fully predict a short while back. Humans all around
the world are rising up with a loud voice communicating their
aspirations, dreams, and needs, reminding us that our profession does
touch them deeply and daily via all the experiences we envision, design
and deliver to them. We have heard the terms "Social Revolution, Social
Impact, Social Entrepreneurship, Social Currency and Social Good" used
to describe many facets of the era we now live in. What does this mean
to the design profession? How does it transform what we do every day as
part of our job or hobbies? And most importantly how can we leave our
best and biggest foot print on the world ensuring that the designs we
envision and deliver have the greatest value to humanity..shaping this
current wave of human evolution and technology ?
My vision for Interaction | 13 is to bring the global design community together to collaborate on and discuss design as a driver for Social Good , which to me personally means "Design with a reason, impact and a long lasting foot print that empowers people all over the world to fulfill their aspirations, faster than any other time in history."
I look forward to meeting all of you and working with you to hear all your socially impactful stories , dreams and quests!"
Suzanne H. EL-Moursi


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Cochranton's PIAA playoff run ends in quarterfinals
SLIPPERY ROCK -- Cochranton learned firsthand why Ambridge is the state's top-ranked Class AA boys volleyball team Saturday, and as a result the Cardinals' run at a PIAA championship came to a screeching halt.
Ambridge eliminated Coch-ranton in three games, winning 25-20, 25-14 and 25-15, in a Class AA quarterfinal match at Slippery Rock High School.
Cochranton, which won the District 10 title and advanced to the quarterfinals with a hard-fought opening-round win over Our Lady of Sacred Heart Wednesday, finished its season 15-2.
Ambridge, the WPIAL champ, improved to 12-1 and moves on to play Derry -- a 25-16, 25-19, 25-15 winner over Schuylkill Valley -- Tuesday in the state semifinals.
Cochranton coach Brad Custead had high praise for the Bridgers.
"They're just a solid team -- there's no getting past that," he said. "They play excellent defense and on offense they have four or five big hitters. They're well-rounded, and we kind of had an off-day.
"We didn't pass very well, which took our middles out of the game, and we didn't serve aggressively enough to slow down their offense."
Still, Custead said he was pleased with his team's performance overall this year, noting that many of his players claimed District 10 titles in two sports -- volleyball and basketball.
"We had an excellent season," he said. "We knew that if we got to this point, we'd be facing Ambridge. That was our goal, to see how we compared with them. We didn't play our best (Saturday) but they're a great group and they have a lot to be proud of. They got a lot accomplished this year."


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Gin Blossoms
This second full-length, major-label album from the Gin Blossoms is a quick fix for any dark mood; the songs are so upbeat they almost conjure sunny summer afternoons. Perhaps by design, the good mood this Arizona-based band generates is just what the characters in the tunes could use, whether it's the melancholy fellow in "Day Job" who misses his college days when "we started out to conquer doubt and Frisbee," or the luckless lover trying to ease his heartbreak by cruising the streets with the radio on in "My Car." Gin Blossoms' music may not cure all that ails these guys, but the warm, pleasant sensations Congratulations I'm Sorry creates is good medicine for anyone else who hears it. (A&M)
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Love You Dad - Poem by Rohit Sapra
My mom left me
Alone, in this world
I could have turned into an orphan
If then my dad did not care.
My dad was broken himself, when he lost the one he loved a lot
He still tried to get a grip on himself
By controlling his emotions in a way, that he turned himself into a rock.
It was not easy for him to raise me, since I was always a very naughty kid
Though, always he stood strong by doing his best
Then, as I grew up I became depressed
Still, my dad never gave up hope on me
He believed in me, even though I was always a tough child to handle
My dad had to take me to regular counseling sessions
Those were the days, very tough for us all
My dad still did not give up
Tried his best to provide me with best of facilities
Kept on trying and slowly now my health has improved
It is because of my dad that I am well now
Thanking you dearest dad, love you a lot.
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Touch my heart with this write, so i hope you can shine him more smiles, after all what he did is only to see you feel better and better..he never ask anything for him...such a great write! _SOul (Report) Reply
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Thanksgiving Recipes
Apple Cranberry Currant Crumble PieApple crumble pie with sliced apples, dried cranberries and currants, in a buttery crust with a brown sugar streusel topping.
Apple Cranberry PieThis apple cranberry pie is one of our favorite pies to make for Thanksgiving or the holidays! Flaky buttery crust, spiced apples mixed with dried cranberries and brandy.
Apple PieHomemade apple pie with a flaky pie crust and sliced apples, sugar, allspice, nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla and brandy
Balsamic Roasted Brussels Sprouts and ShallotsEasy! Brussels Sprouts roasted with shallots, tossed with balsamic vinegar and toasted walnuts.
Bourbon Mashed Sweet PotatoesSweet potatoes, boiled in water, mashed and mixed with bourbon whisky, butter, and sugar.
Brandied CranberriesFresh cranberries baked with sugar, brandy, and orange zest.
Brussels Sprouts GratinBrussels sprouts blanched and baked in a cheesy white sauce with pancetta and gruyere. A perfect Thanksgiving side!
Brussels Sprouts with Bacon and ChestnutsThinly sliced brussels sprouts sauteed with bacon and onions, then tossed with roasted chestnuts, thyme and a little lemon juice.
Brussels Sprouts with Toasted AlmondsSimple and delicious Brussels sprouts recipe with lightly steamed or boiled sprouts, mixed with sauteed onions, butter, and toasted almonds.
Butternut Squash Apple Cranberry BakeSimple and easy butternut squash, apple, and cranberry bake recipe. Perfect for a holiday feast.
Butternut Squash with Browned Butter and ThymeCubed butternut squash, cooked on the stovetop with browned butter and thyme.
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With one week remaining before the regular season gets underway, we enter a pretty important time of the year for salary cap managers and general managers to finalize roster moves that must be made for financial reasons. The front office must make sure that a team has enough operating room under the salary cap to function during the season and be prepared for situations like replacing injured players, extending pending free agents, or maximizing carryover space for the following season.
Many of the roster moves are driven for an immediate need of salary cap space. In the offseason, which begins in March and ends next week, the salary cap calculation for a team is somewhat limited. While all bonuses, dead money, injury settlements and grievances count on the cap, the NFL only accounts for the Paragraph 5 salary — or base salary — of the top 51 players on a roster. None of the other players on the roster count and are essentially treated as "free" talent.
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Once the regular season begins the accounting rules change and nobody is free in the NFL.
Every roster will now have 53 active players. Every team will field a 10-man practice squad. All players on the various reserve lists will now immediately count on the salary cap. That's why for those managing the cap, there is probably no worse week of the year than the one in which the final preseason game is played. Nearly half the players who will participate in the game have almost no chance of making the football team. But if they are injured, they become a burden on a team's salary cap, moving to the injured reserve list or receiving an injury settlement.
The numbers begin to add up quickly and teams that seem to have a significant amount of cap room will see it vanish quickly. In almost every case, these accounting changes will reduce a team's cap room by about $2 million
Most teams in the NFL will want to have a safety net of at least $5 million in salary cap room to operate during the season. They also want roster flexibility, giving them the freedom to release and re-sign the last 10 players on the roster as they see fit. They can help a team deal with replacing injured players, accounting for unaccrued roster bonuses, and signing contract extensions with pending free agents during the season.
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Teams will have a few ways to create the cap room and maintain their flexibility. One is to restructure veteran player contracts. A contract restructure occurs when a team converts a portion of a player's Paragraph 5 salary into a prorated signing bonus. The player earns the same amount of cash, but his cap charge in the current year is reduced. The Ravens just created $3 million in cap room by restructuring the contract of cornerback Lardarius Webb in this manner. The Ravens were projected to have less than $2 million in cap space once the regular season began.
A contract renegotiation occurs when a team approaches a player with a choice. The choice presented is to take a pay cut or be released. One of these situations played out on television a few years ago when the New York Jets were featured on Hard Knocks. Though the scene was acted out for television, Jets General Manager Mike Tannenbaum had negotiated with the agent of backup quarterback Kellen Clemens based on the fact that if he refused a pay cut, he would be released.
The New England Patriots reportedly gave that same option to Logan Mankins and he refused the pay cut. He was traded to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a salary dump on Tuesday. Had no trade materialized, it would have not been a surprise if he were released.
Veteran players will have their contracts guaranteed for the season if they make the week 1 roster. If a veteran player is on the bubble, that fact will actually work against his position on the roster. If the player is signed following the first week, only 25 percent of his salary is guaranteed. Teams will maximize their roster flexibility and short-erm cap space by releasing those players, even if they are better than a younger player they are competing with. The young player's contract contains no guarantees.
So what are my top three teams that will likely be looking to create cap space in the coming days?
St. Louis Rams
The Rams currently have the least cap room in the NFL with just $1.67 million in cap space. The Rams already have placed Sam Bradford and Isaiah Pead on IR and they also have three other players on the list. That means that in a few days, the Rams will need to account for 58 players and a practice squad. If they opt to sign a full 10-man practice squad, it means the Rams will lose about $3.66 million in cap space. That gives them have no choice but to make a roster move before the start of the season.
Expect the Rams to operate with a minimal safety net as they went all of the 2013 season with almost no cap space. Things were so tight that the Rams had to make a minor modification of just $200,000 to their contract with Chris Long in order to cover for injuries suffered late in the season. I would anticipate the Rams restructuring the contract of Long, who has a $13.2 million Paragraph 5 salary, to create a few million in cap space. James Laurinaitis would be another possible candidate. Kendall Lankford would be a possible renegotiation candidate.
Detroit Lions
The Lions are as tight as the Rams, with about $1.68 million in cap room right now. The Lions only have two players on reserve lists, so they will lose less room than the Rams will when the accounting rules change. Still a loss of $2.4 million puts them over the salary cap.
The big burden on the Lions roster is Ndamukong Suh and his $22.4 million cap charge, which I have discussed before. Nobody expects any movement on that contract so the Lions will need to turn elsewhere for relief. The Lions do not have many options for renegotiations. There is still some relief they can find with Calvin Johnson's contract and Reggie Bush could create a little cap room. This is a team that will likely see some low level veteran cuts to help their cap situation.
San Diego Chargers
Though the Chargers have $4.9 million in cap space, which is more than a few other teams in the NFL not on this list, they currently have five players on injured reserve and a potential player on the physically unable perform list (PUP). That is going to leave the Chargers with less than $1.5 million in cap room to work with during the season. San Diego has already renegotiated the contract of Jeromey Clary and earlier this season did the same with Eddie Royal. Phillip Rivers has the largest cap hit on the team and while they did restructure his contract last season, I would think they would only consider an extension with him right now. Working with Eric Weddle or Antonio Gates might be the most logical option for the team.
Jason Fitzgerald is an NFL salary expert and contributor for Sporting News. Read more of his writing at OverTheCap.com and follow him on Twitter: @Jason_OTC.


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Hot oldtimer cars brought the heat with them when they rolled into the Hot August Nights Car Show, which presents a variety of classic cars to Tahoe's car enthusiasts.
The event, which takes place through Sunday, is in its 26th year, and the old-timer car owners, who came from all over the United States, were shining up their classics at the MontBleu Casino Resort & Spa parking lot this weekend.
"This is my third time here, and I really enjoy the show," said Fred Mauldin, owner of a 1928 Ford pickup truck.
"It didn't look like this when I got it," he said of his 84-year-old car.
Mauldin said he spent about five years on it to get it in shape. The body was straight but it didn't shine, so he changed all the tires and wheels and did all the wood and metal work.
Mauldin had shown his pickup in more than 120 shows in eight years and takes out what he describes as "clean street machine" every single day.
"Whenever I drive it, I put on a hat," he said of his vintage hat. "And people love the hat; they say 'nice hat,' but what about my truck?"
Mauldin said that sitting in his car always reminds him of driving a go-cart when he was a kid because of the limited room between the seat and pedals.
Another participant who registered his car for the Hot August Nights was Miles Douglas from Gardnerville, Nev., who presented his 1933 Auburn Boatan Speedster, which he spent a significant amount of money on in Scottsdale, Ariz.
"I don't take it out very often, it's more like a concours kind of car," Douglas said.
"It's really interesting to see this old-style engine as a lot of people have gotten this kind of modified, but to see the engines as they were back then, that's really cool," said Bob Duffy of Folsom, who checked out the car at the show.
Jim Utz introduced visitors to his red '57 Chevy 150 Sedan at the show.
"It took me five years to make it look like this," he said.
First-time visitor Loren Abbott said he had only been to the Hot August Nights in Reno.
"This is the first time we have been up to this one," Abbott said.
He said that, back in the day, visitors in Tahoe had to make reservations for hotel rooms a year before the event kicked off because it was so crowded.
"I had a '56 Chevy convertible, bought it brand new for $3,586, including tax and license, and I looked at one, just exactly like it 14 years ago in Reno and it was $42,000."
Hot August Nights will also have a show at Bonanza Casino in Reno-Sparks on Aug. 7-12.


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Promotional Product Kits: An Ultimate Convenience for Your Customers
I like to shine the spotlight on untraditional promotional products. There's no doubt about it…some items are definitely "out there." But often times the weird stuff is the best!
For example, did you know that you can order pre-made kits with your logo on them? You wouldn't believe the assortment of promotional product kits you can get. Personalized kits are clever because they make your brand irresistible to others. Why? Because they provide convenience. Which gift are you more likely to hold onto after the fact: a single packet of sunscreen or a convenient travel kit with all of the sun necessities? I'm pretty sure I'd choose the kit!
Here are some of my favorite custom kits from our site (including the sun kit I mentioned):
This type of kit is appreciated by writers, organized types, and businesspeople who are constantly traveling. How many times do you see people trying to get work done in airports or waiting rooms? Give them something they'll use, like this travel kit containing a stapler, staples, sticky notes, paper clips, a hole puncher, rubber bands, and a tape dispenser. The next time they need to work on-the-go, all they'll have to do is pull out this handy kit with your logo on it…and they'll probably thank you for allowing them to increase their productivity!
How important is being healthy to people? How much of a turnoff is bad breath? VERY! If you're a dentist, then you'll find that mini dental kits work well to encourage patient hygiene. If you're in the travel industry (like hotels or travel agents), then you'll find that these kits are invaluable to busy travelers. Each Dental Travel Kit comes with a toothbrush, one tube of Colgate toothpaste, and two Blistex packets. Oral surgeons, orthodontists, and oral health advocates unite!
You don't want to get burned to a crisp out in the summer rays, and neither do your customers. Let's be honest: it's cool to have a tan when it starts to get warm outside, but it's not cool to be as red as a lobster! If you want to maintain your healthy glow, then you need to plan accordingly when you are heading out on the spring trips. The Canyon Sun Kit comes with lip balm, a sunscreen packet, and a dispenser of mints. That means you can not only watch over your tan, but also keep your breath under control. I'd love to bring this summer kit with me on my trip to Panama City Beach for spring break!
Promotional product kits aren't limited to what I've mentioned here, either. There are also CPR kits, USB kits, tool kits, bath and body kits, emergency roadside kits, and even first aid kits on our site that you can stamp with your brand! There's bound to be a custom kit out there with your name on it.
Anyone else have any favorite kits? Which one would you keep the longest?
Bubba is the Quality Logo Products mascot. He may have started out as "just a stress ball," but he's come a long way since the company's launch in 2003. Bubba has been immortalized in numerous vector artwork designs for internal and external promotions, and you can see him change outfits on the Quality Logo Products homepage whenever a holiday rolls around. Oh, and he thinks pants are for the birds. You can connect with Bubba on Google+
I have a roadside kit in my trunk as well! That thing has come in handy more than a few times.
And that Women's All Purpose Utility Kit is amazing! So…many…pockets….
I agree with Jill here–I'd need an emergency roadside kit more than some of the others that you mention. Then again, a USB Kit sounds promising too. I'm always transferring data these days, so I'll have to look into getting a kit for that.
Of the products you describe, I'd say the 7-in-1 Stationery Kit would benefit me the most. I like to think of myself as an organized person, and I'm sure the items in the Stationery Kit would help keep me that way.
Golf Kits. I say again…. Golf Kits.
Being that almost every vacation I take ends up turning into a WORKING vacation (damn you free and readily available WiFi!), I think I'd appreciate the 7-in-1 Stationery Kit the most. Too bad it doesn't include a mini yet fully functional fax machine. That would most certainly come in handy when on the go.
This kit should come in handy when it comes to filling out all those pesky immigration forms before you can go through US customs at the airport.
I think they need a KIT for kits! 🙂


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Artisan Bread Making taught by Peter Reinhart
Instructor and author Peter Reinhart's fresh perspective on bread-making goes beyond the recipes and raises your baking skills to another level.
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Nice crumb structure - looks delicious. One note to consider next time - try slashing more down the loaf than across the loaf - you get better oven spring that way.
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Thank you! Yeah, I though I needed to practice my slashes more and position them better. Thank you for the advice!
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Bindy believes she knows why whales are stranding themselves, but no one believes her incredible story. Jack and Ashley risk their lives to help save the whales and catch the guilty party.
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