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Every time SEGA announces a new Sonic game, fans of the blue hedgehog are always left wondering if the game will turn out good. Modern Sonic games tend to be a little and miss, with some games being overall quite good (Sonic Colors) and others somewhat lackluster (Sonic Unleashed).
Sonic Generations has shown, in my opinion, that SEGA still knows how to make a compelling and fun Sonic game by going back to the basics: simple plot, solid level design and Sonic as the only playable character. I enjoyed Sonic Generations so much that I ended up obtaining the Platinum Trophy for the PS3 version, something I never did before for any other game.
It looks like Sonic Lost World will be just as good as Generations if not even better. Wanting to try out the game for myself before release and seeing how no demo has been made available on the European eShop, I brought my Japanese 3DS out of retirement and downloaded a small demo version of the game, released two days ago on the Japanese eShop.
The demo is quite small, including only the tutorial and the first stage of World 1. Sonic has now a couple of new moves that will be required during the course of the game like the Parkour system which allows Sonic to run on walls and keep momentum while running. Sonic has also a few new offensive options. Aside from the new kick attack, you'll be able to shoot a shockwave like attack while in the air and an enemy has been locked on. This new offensive maneuver wasn't really required to complete the demo but it'll certainly have its own uses during the main game.
Controls in 3D Sonic games have always been a bit floaty and Sonic Lost World isn't really going to be any different. The dedicated run button, however, makes a real difference in this game and it makes controlling Sonic feel better than ever. The inclusion of the run button is related to how the Sonic Lost World experience has been designed, focusing more on exploring stages rather than speeding right through them.
The first stage of Windy Hill Zone has a few different paths to follow and explore. These paths aren't empty at all, with their own share of enemies to defeat, gadget parts to find, special Red Coins to collect and more. While the paths aren't really too many in this stage, the whole stage design made me feel like I was playing one of the classic Sonic games and that's a great thing.
If you fear that Sonic Lost World will completely do away with the speeding through, you won't have anything to worry about. It's entirely possible to play the first stage of the game like any other Sonic games but you'll end up missing a lot. Speeding is only encouraged when trying to get the highest possible rank in each stage. To be honest, the overall ranking also takes other factors into account but the lower the completion time, the better the rank.
I wasn't really sure about getting the game before playing the demo, as I felt like the Super Mario Galaxy "inspired" gameplay experience would take away all those elements that make Sonic games unique. Now that I have played the demo, I really can't wait to get my hands on the full game next week.
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The Spurs announced on Tuesday that forward, postseason hero and bachelorette party guest Boris Diaw has re-signed with the team.
The San Antonio Spurs today announced that they have re-signed forward Boris Diaw. Per club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Diaw returns to the Silver and Black coming off his best season since 2010-11. The Frenchman appeared in 79 games, averaging 9.1 points, 4.1 rebounds and 2.8 assists in 25.0 minutes while shooting .521 (302-580) from the field and .402 (45-112) from three-point range. During the 2014 playoffs Diaw averaged 9.2 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.4 assists in 26.3 minutes. In the Finals vs. Miami, Diaw posted averages of 6.2 points, 8.6 rebounds and 5.8 assists in 34.2 minutes.
According to Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski, Bobo will receive $22.5 million over the next three seasons, taking him to the ripe age of 35 years old by the time his contract is done.
On the surface, this deal is fair for both sides. Signing Diaw takes the Spurs over the $63 million salary cap, where they'll have the midlevel exception available to use. Inking Diaw to any smaller deal wouldn't have mattered as there wouldn't be enough wiggle room for the Spurs to do anything reasonable under the salary cap.
Might as well reward him for his excellent play in the playoffs, especially in the conference and NBA Finals, and unlock the use of the midlevel exception, which becomes available once a team goes over the cap.
With the signing of Diaw and Matt Bonner's inevitable return, the Spurs have 14 on the roster. What happens with that 15th roster spot is now the most interesting thing going in Spursland.
R.C. Buford and the front office tend to enjoy the flexibility of having that 15th roster spot open, so it would come as no surprise if San Antonio went into training camp with lineup as-is. That said, Aron Baynes is unsigned, the Spurs inked Bryce Cotton to a make-good contract (if he makes it through training camp without getting cut, he's guaranteed for the rest of the season) and the MLE is available to sign one of the bigger remaining free agents.
We'll see what happens as training camp approaches, but in the meantime rejoice, we've just been gifted three more seasons of the Boris Diaw Experience.

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Experimenting With Composed Javascript UI Controllers
In the past, when I've wanted to create complex UI interactions with a collection of elements, I would have created a single Javascript controller that handled the interaction logic for all of the elements. As my user interfaces have gotten more robust, however, this single point of processing has become somewhat unwieldy to program and maintain. As such, I wanted to start experimenting with using composed Javascript UI controllers in which there is a single high-level controller for the entire collection as well as a low-level controller for each item within the target collection.
To experiment with this composed controller architecture, I wanted to start with a simple unordered list (UL). As the user interacts with the list, a few things can happen:
- If the user hovers over and out of an inactive list item, the list item enters and exits a "hover" state respectively.
- If the user hovers over and out of an active list item, no action is taken.
- If the user clicks on a list item, the current list item is activated. Any previously active list item is automatically deactivated.
- If the list is flagged as being inactive, none of the user interactions will have any effect.
Based on these rules of interaction, it quickly becomes clear that neither the root controller nor any of the individual list item controllers know enough on their own to be able to handle events entirely by themselves. The root controller doesn't store the state of each list item controller; and, the list item controllers don't know enough about the greater list (interactivity, existing active items) to be able to handle state transition.
What this means is that as the user interacts with the list, there necessarily must be bi-directional communication between the root controller and its composed list item controllers. As the user interacts with the individual list items, the associated list item controller must defer action to the root controller where the business logic and bigger picture are maintained. The root controller can then get targeted list item controllers to perform the necessary actions.
In the following demo, try to follow the user interactions. Notice that as the mouse activity is captured at the list item level, the list item controller asks the root controller to perform an action, which, in turn, can trigger actions on zero or more of the composed list items.
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As you can see, the individual list item controllers don't carry out user interactions on their own; rather, they capture user interactions and then ask the root controller to act on them. At first, I was afraid that this was making my list item controller class very anemic; I was worried that the list item controller class should be more independent. But, then I realized that the list item controller needed to defer to the root controller because the root controller was the only place that knew enough about the environment at large to be able to control the UI's response.
As I was building this, the hardest part was trying to figure out what the list item controller could do on its own. At first, I thought it could do a lot independently; but, then as I added features like the ability to change the interactivity of the list and the ability to maintain an "active" item after click, I realized that the low-level list item controllers simply didn't have enough information to do things unmoderated. That's when I moved to more of a model where the list item controllers knew how to modify themselves, but not necessarily when to carry out those modifications.
Part of the reason that I always liked a single, root UI controller was because it both reduced the number of event handlers that needed to be bound and it made the augmenting of composed UI elements rather easy; since no event handling was done at the composed-element level, new items didn't have to be initialized in any way - they were plug-n-play. As my human-computer interactions become more robust, however, this single point of delegation is becoming unmanageable. Using both a root UI controller and composed item controllers seems to bring the situation back under control. This is, of course, at the cost of increased event binding and configuration. The benefits, however, might very quickly come to outweigh the cost.
I would love to hear about FLEX and how ActionScript developers handle this kind of stuff; you guys have years of UI-intense experience that, I am sure, would offer a tremendous amount of insight.
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Great article. I've been working on something very similar to this, and like the way you've structured the root controller. I have a question about this - how would you deal with the requirement of multiple root controllers? In other words, what if you needed to call

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I have many other questions about this, but will shut up now.
Thanks for everything you contribute to the community. I have learned a lot from you.
I think you are on the right track - you would iterate over the collection and create a new controller instance for each target element. That's kind of what I'm doing at the next layer down for my composed controllers; notice that when I create the list controller, I am creating a listItem controller for each LI in the list.
I assume this same logic could be taken up one layer and the same work flow could be implemented.
But then again, this is really just experimental for me. This starts to get into real OOP, which I am still just learning.
Hey Ben,
Really interesting read!
The one thing I keep thinking about is how to improve the issue of "increased event binding". This can most certainly be an issue as the list grows in size.
The possible method to alleviate the memory consumption would be to continue to use a delegate on the ListController and simply call the "handle" methods on the ListItem instances. In this case, there's _always_ a back-and-forth, but with the added benefit that you only ever have a single binding on the parent.
Does that make sense (without showing it w/ code)? What are your thoughts?
Yeah, that makes a lot of sense, and was also something I was rolling over in my head. Event binding can be processing-intense the more elements are on a page (or so I am told). I think you are right on the money: delegate to the root controller and have it call the "handle" methods on the appropriate child element.
Perhaps another fun idea to play around with.
I have refactored this demo to allow for easier sub-classing of both the root class and the composed classes:
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LEWISTOWN - Kathy McCartney, of Burnham, has been a thyroid cancer survivor since 2002.
During the past 10 years, she has undergone four surgeries, a number of radioactive iodine treatments and a personal journey that has led her to a "new normal," she said. Though McCartney will spend the rest of her life suppressing the cancer growing inside, she is dedicated to living life on her own terms and educating others on thyroid cancer awareness.
"I don't dwell on having cancer," McCartney said. "I know that it's there somewhere, but it doesn't consume or control me. September is Thyroid Cancer Awareness month and my purpose here is to raise awareness."
According to the National Cancer Institute, thyroid cancer forms in the thyroid gland, an organ at the base of the throat that makes hormones to control heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature and weight. Thyroid cancer is one of the only cancer types currently experiencing an increase in prevalence, with an anticipated 56,460 diagnoses and 1,780 deaths in 2012.
"Prevalence of thyroid cancer is increasing because imaging technology has become more common," said Dr. Nargess Kaviani, endocrinologist with Geisinger-Patton Forest. "A doctor may do a cat scan or ultrasound of the upper-body and find nodules, or masses, attached to the thyroid gland. The majority of nodule findings happen by accident."
Usually, there are no symptoms during the early stages of thyroid cancer, but it's important for patients to be aware of signs in case clinical analysis is needed, reads the Thyroid Cancer Survivor Association website. Patients may be able to feel a lump or swelling in the neck and experience voice changes or difficulty breathing and swallowing.
Those who have family history of thyroid cancer are at a higher risk and should speak to their doctor, Kaviani said. People who have had radiation treatment to the neck or head are also at a higher risk for thyroid cancer, she added.
Though 95 percent of thyroid nodules turn out to be benign, the discovery of a possibly cancerous mass, usually one centimeter or larger, is followed with a biopsy, Kaviani said. If the mass is found to be malignant, the first step is to remove the entire thyroid gland and any cancerous lymph notes. After surgery, the patient then goes through radioactive iodine treatment which burns away any remaining thyroid tissue, she said.
"Even if surgery is performed by the best surgeon in the world, there is usually three percent of the thyroid tissue left, which is why the radioactive iodine treatment is used," Kaviani said. "To be skilled in this area, a surgeon should perform at least 30 thyroidectomy procedures a year to be considered skilled in this area, keeping in mind this is a minimum."
After the thyroid gland is removed, patients are given levothyroxine, a synthetic hormone medication that replaces hormones previously produced by the thyroid, said Kaviani. The drug also prevents any residual thyroid tissue from creating hormones and growing more cancerous cells, she added.
"The possibility of recurrence depends entirely on surgeon skill and the complete removal of the thyroid," Kaviani said. "An incidence of residual cancer occurrence means the original surgery was performed poorly and the thyroid was not completely removed, resulting in the continued growth of cancerous tissue. A recurrence means that everything was removed, but the patient was not put on enough levothyroxine to prevent thyroid activity, resulting in the development of new cancer tissue."
According to the Thyroid Community website, 35 percent of thyroid cancer patients experience a recurrence within 40 years after the initial treatment and two-thirds of those recurrences happen within 10 years after hormone therapy.
McCartney has had three residual occurrences and will have to take thyroid replacement hormones for the rest of her life, constantly monitor the cancer with blood tests and ultrasounds. Every six months, she will have to drive six hours to New York for regular visits with her endocrinologist.
"When you hear the word 'cancer,' it turns everything upside down," McCartney said. "But, with education, support and determination ... you can overcome it. I'm living my life on my own terms. Things are good right now."
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Since Rayman Legends has been delayed by Ubisoft in order to be released as a multi-platform game, many Wii U owners are understandably upset. Ubisoft had confirmed that the Wii U version of the game is finished, but it's being held back by the other console versions. The publisher appears to have taken many people's complaints to heart and plans to offer a new exclusive demo that will be available on the eShop soon.
Ubisoft updated their Facebook page with the following post, after it was flooded by angry fans:
Thanks for all your feedback regarding Rayman Legends in all of its forms. We have heard you and we will continue to listen. We understand your frustration and that you want to get your hands on the game. We are working with the development team to provide you with a new, exclusive demo for the Wii U soon. Stay tuned for more.
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The challenge for Week 2 was to create a 2-minute commercial for a real or imaginary product. I was expecting some decent content, but I honestly wasn't expecting such an improvement all across the board.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A Stapleton man is accused of pegging shots at his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend.
Gabriel O. Forest, 19, who police say goes by the nickname "Boo Boo," fired two shots at the victim's car about 11:15 a.m. Sunday outside Forest's residence on the 100 block of Osgood Avenue, according to court papers.
Police found two spent .40 caliber shell casings in the area, a law enforcement source said. No one was injured by the bullets, authorities said.
Forest was arrested later in the day and charged with second- and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon and first-degree reckless endangerment, said William J. Smith, a spokesman for District Attorney Daniel Donovan.


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In a remote area of southern Chester County's mushroom-growing country, young people partying around a bonfire on Dec. 3 scattered when two carloads of Sureños - a Hispanic gang - roared up, wielding bats, boards, knives, brass knuckles, and broken bottles.
In the ensuing melee, two members of the rival Vikings gang (sometimes called the Vaqueros) were quickly surrounded, knocked to the ground, and beaten and stabbed to death, authorities said.
The fatal ambush marked the bloodiest outbreak of gang violence in the area since 2004, when a man was fatally stabbed by a rival gang member outside a Kennett Square restaurant.


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Key moments in Utah Jazz history
Salt Lake City's Liberty Park from 1935 to 1951
Kennecott Utah Copper Mine in the 1930s and 1940s
Salt Lake City and other Utah cities in the 1800s
Geneva Steel
Historical buildings in Salt Lake City
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Safety Wilson comes to Pats for Super Bowl chance
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Adrian Wilson gives the New England Patriots the physical presence they've lacked at safety. The Patriots give the former Arizona Cardinals defensive back a chance for a rare playoff appearance.
And the five-time Pro Bowl player says he hasn't lost a step despite diminished playing time last year. Wilson said Thursday that was the decision of his coaches and he feels great now.
The strong safety spent all 12 of his NFL seasons with the Cardinals before being released March 8. He signed with the Patriots eight days later. Wilson said having a legitimate chance at a division championship and a Super Bowl berth were attractive to him.
- A Chicago Bears fullback has been charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting an officer in Miami.
Jail records show 24-year-old Evan Rodriguez was arrested early Thursday. He was being held in the Miami-Dade County Jail on $1,500 bail after being booked at 5:32 a.m.
Rodriguez went to Temple University, where he was a tight end. He played in 12 games for the Bears in 2012, starting in five of them.
- The Tennessee Titans have agreed to a one-year contract with safety Bernard Pollard, the second safety the team has added in free agency this offseason.
The Titans announced the deal Thursday.
A seven-year veteran, Pollard spent the past two seasons with Baltimore. The 6-foot 1-inch Pollard also has played with Kansas City and Houston starting 85 of his 105 career games with nine interceptions, nine sacks, 10 forced fumbles and seven recovered fumbles.
- The New York Giants have re-signed quarterback David Carr. Carr, the former No. 1 overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft, will again back up Eli Manning, as he has for four of the past five seasons.
- Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Mark Duper was released from jail Thursday, charged after police say he beat his 17-year-old son during a series of fights at their Jacksonville home.
Duper, who starred for the Dolphins from 1982 to 1992, spent a night in jail after his arrest Wednesday on one count of felony child abuse. He was released Thursday afternoon after posting a $5,000 bail, police in Jacksonville said.
Authorities say Duper attacked his son, Marcus, three times and knocked him out twice.
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quote: It effects a very SMALL % of customers,
quote: ..Walsh acknowledges that the list of potential corruption candidates has greatly grown..
quote: ..affects a significant portion of users..
quote: ..still a substantial portion of users...
quote: o then by your logic Apple should also get a class action for its bug in Leopard that caused data LOSS from a far simpler set of events.
quote: Are freaking illiterate?
quote: who's primary role is to store data using redundant storage
quote: I beta tested WHS last summer and was astonished when they suddenly announced it was RTMed and I hadn't been able to complete a single backup without a failure.
quote: Microsoft has never deserved a class action suit more than with WHS. It's software fraud, completely useless. And ironically, right on the heels of their latest code-gem, Vista.
quote: Calm down there cowboy. WHS is still an OEM OS, meaning manufacturers can specifically make only 1 drive systems to prevent this problem. In fact for all you know, this is already being done.
quote: The arcticle (sic) clearly states that when you are shadowing your drives (redundancy) this problem does not exist.. but ok..
quote: Also, if users use folder duplication on their multiple drive setup the risk is elminated.
quote: Why anyone would put so much effort in doing so demonstrates why I've come to just vote posts down instead of attempting to exchange reasonable dialog with the growing majority of clueless posters on these forums.
quote: Also, you comment, a few posts back that WHS was completely useless, based on your experience of beta software.
quote: I would hardly call your posts reasonable, you've made vast sweeping generalizations based on your personal experience.
quote: The reason people might defend the software itself is because they've had no real problems with it and consider it a good product, like me.
quote: Microsoft has never deserved a class action suit more than with WHS. It's software fraud, completely useless.
quote: Also, if users use folder duplication on their multiple drive setup the risk is elminated. Thus the vulnerable population consists of multi-HD users not implementing folder duplication, still a substantial portion of users.
quote: Microsoft now states that the problem appears to be triggered by the saving of "alternate data streams" by programs, which is incompatible with the "Drive Extender" method which WHS uses to make multiple physical hard drives appear like a single hard disk.


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'In the Heights' pulses with music, energy
Afraid of heights? Don't worry. You'll love this "Heights."
There's nothing but musical fun with "In the Heights," a Cathedral Preparatory School and Villa Maria Academy production that starts tonight at Prep's H. David Bowes Auditorium.
The Tony Award-winning musical follows a group of people celebrating the Fourth of July in their neighborhood of Washington Heights. The show includes an eclectic mix of Latin, hip-hop, rap and pop.
Although this is Prep's fifth major production this school year, the excitement level among the cast is still strong, said the director, the Rev. Mike DeMartinis.
"Every song is fun," DeMartinis said by e-mail. "The kids are always excited about our shows, but they are over-the-top, on fire for this."
In a cast of about 60, some of the stars include Joe Weibel, Emily McGovern, Paul Wodarski, Christina Cacchione and Natalie Khouri.


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A Syncopated Twist on Chromatic Scales
by Marilynn Mair
For the June-July issue of Mandolin Sessions I'm working with an exercise from my recent Mel Bay publication, "Brazilian Choro—A Method for Mandolin and Bandolim," co-written with Rio bandolimist, Paulo Sa. This exercise on chromatic scales appears mid-way through the book, and combines chromatic fingering and syncopated rhythm in a way that will challenge and benefit mandolinists of all styles.
Chromatic fingering on the mandolin creates a quandary for your left hand, as each finger has to cover 2 different frets in quick succession, so you need to constantly readjust your hand position slightly to keep the line fluid and not run out of fingers. How you solve this dilemma depends on the music you are playing, the flexibility of your left-hand technique, and your familiarity with playing chromatic passages. Difficult at first, chromatic fingering will become second nature with practice. And besides Choro, an extremely chromatic style, dexterity in playing chromatic runs is crucial for playing jazz, bluegrass and any improvisational style well.
Some suggestions for fingering are given at the beginning of the series of exercises. Try them out and decide how to apply them to the music that follows. While it would have been easy for me to give you a strict fingering template for all the exercises, it is more valuable in the long run for you to figure out a fingering, or several fingerings, that will work well for you.
These exercises also involve the characteristic Choro syncopation of 16th-8th-16th, and variations of that rhythm incorporating rests and ties. This element of syncopation is important to Choro and gives it a very different feel than either jazz or bluegrass, because rather than "swinging" a written rhythm, players vary the rhythm by a 16th note one way or the other (or by playing triplets, but that is beyond the purview of this exercise to explain). Thus learning to carefully place notes within the music's 16th-note template is crucial.
The rhythm as written in the last section of Exercise 1 may look unfamiliar to you if you don't already play Choro because of the displaced 8th notes. In classical music you would find the 2nd 8th note in the measure written as two tied 16th notes, so there would be a place-keeper written note on beat 2 even though nothing actually sounds there. Choro typically just writes the notes as played, except in phrasing over the barline where ties become necessary.
I've given you a count-in at the start of the recording, and also give the "one" at the start of Exercise 2, to keep you on track rhythmically since there is a rest on beat 1. I've added a measure of rest before Exercise 3 in the recording, because the start sounded as if it could be confusing for you without it. But otherwise the exercises flow from one to the next to give you practice changing rhythmic patterns.
If you find this series of exercises interesting, there are many like it in "Brazilian Choro—A Method for Mandolin and Bandolim," that explore a variety of rhythms patterns and syncopation, modal scales and arpeggios, as well as the music, history and performance practice of Choro. You can also find articles on Choro and some Brazilian sheet music to download on my webpage, as well as a link to purchase my new Brazilian recording, "Meu Bandolim" (My Mandolin), recorded in Rio and the US with an all-Brazilian cast of musicians.
And if right now you are wishing you could just sit down for a private lesson with me to work all this out, well this summer you can do exactly that. You can have 5 days of private lessons (alternating between me and my mandolin colleague), plus technique classes, workshops, and a chance to rehearse and play in the American Mandolin & Guitar Orchestra, by attending my SummerKeys session, from July 11-15 in Lubec, Maine. Hope to see you there!
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SUMMERVILLE - It took a year, but Razeen Basunia is finally Dorchester District 2's top speller.
Last year, Razeen, a Rollings Middle School of the Arts seventh-grader, made it to the final two before he was eliminated when judges said he misspelled "salve." Razeen insisted he had spelled it correctly, but after listening to a recording the judges upheld their decision.
Since then, Razeen, who went on to finish fourth in the regional Spellbound! bee, has been preparing for this year.
"I studied pretty hard," said Razeen, a son of Ayesha Zaman and Mahmudunnabi Basunia. "I want to say it was every day, but it was more like every other day."
It paid off on Wednesday.
The field of 54 fifth- through eighth-graders was pared down to Razeen and Knightsville Elementary fifth-grader Megan Dagley after eight rounds.
Razeen and Megan went back and forth spelling words correctly until Megan, a daughter of Zena and David Dagley, misspelled "opossum." That gave Razeen a chance to win, but he also missed that word.
Ten words later, when Megan stumbled over "parapet," Razeen got it right, then went on to spell "bowery" for the win.
Razeen, 11, a piano student at Rollings who skipped second and third grades, said all the words given to spellers came from the spellingbee.com website he studied.
"I knew all of them," he said, including opossum. Misspelling that, he said, "was like a mistake of the mind. I was pretty much on autopilot and had no idea what I was saying, and when I said, "o-p-p,' then I was like, well. ..."
Razeen was the 2011 Butler County (Kansas) Spelling Bee winner, but science is his favorite subject, he said. He was part of Rollings' first place science team at last year's Quest Academic Competition at Trident Technical College. He also is taking the SAT on Saturday as part of the Duke Talent Identification Program.
Razeen, Megan and seven other top District 2 spellers will now advance to Spellbound! on March 11 at Charleston Southern University's Lightsey Chapel, where the top 50 spellers in the Lowcountry will compete.
District 2 students also advancing are (in order): Ishraq Hague of Fort Dorchester Elementary; Jamal Singleton of Eagle Nest Elementary; Jason Male of DuBose Middle; Sam Hobson of Rollings; Elizabeth O'Neill of Rollings; Hailey Payne of Oakbrook Middle; and Lauren Moore of Flowertown Elementary.
Reach Brenda Rindge at 937-5713 or @brindge on Twitter.


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Dukes Drop St. Francis in Second Overtime, 2-1
Sept. 22, 2002
Junior Damien Pottinger's header with one second remaining in the second overtime gave the Dukes a 2-1 victory over St. Francis Saturday afternoon. The Dukes remain unbeaten on the season with a record of 5-0-2.
After a scoreless first half, senior David Gingrich gave the Dukes the lead in the 54th minute off an assist from senior goalkeeper Terry McNelis. St. Francis tied the game in the 71st minute to help set up Pottinger's dramatic game-winner off an assist from sophomore Matt Mehler.
The Dukes return to action next Sunday, Sept. 29 as they travel to Buffalo, NY, for the final non-conference game against Canisius (0-7) at 1:00 pm.


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Devils right winger Cam Janssen, who was injured when the butt end of Arturs Kulda's stick hit him in the sternum during the first period in Winnipeg on Saturday night, said he will practice Friday.
"I feel great actually. I needed a couple of days rest," Janssen told The Star-Ledger after tonight's 5-4 shootout win over the Ottawa Senators. "I kind of collided with the guy and I think the butt end of his stick went right into my sternum. It paralyzed me. I couldn't breath.
"They were worried about something like a broken bone piercing my heart or lungs. None of that happened, but the pain I was in was excruciating. I felt something was wrong. I was very scared. I can tolerate pain, but that hurt more than anything I've felt in my life."
He had X-rays and CT scans each twice and they were all negative.
"I'll absolutely practice with the team (Friday). I'm ready to play when they need me," he said. "I would think I'll play Saturday, but that's a coach's decision."
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Rookie Adam Henrique's two assists against the Ottawa Senators extended his scoring streak to seven games (2-7-9). With a goal and an assist, Zach Parise has points in six straight (2-5-7). he is healthy and we make those decisions, we'll see. That's a long way off."
Henrique's shootout winner was his second shootout attempt in the NHL. He missed the net in Washington with his first chance on Nov. 12.
"I wasn't nervous. Obviously it's an opportunity you want to take advantage of," Henrique said of tonight's winner against goalie Alex Auld.
"I didn't decide (what he'd do) until the last second. I don't go in thinking one specific spot but the first two guys missed shots. He's a big guy, so I was trying to get him moving and then get my shot up."
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Did the Devils really think they could come back and win when it was 3-0?
"You always want to believe," said goalie Johan Hedberg, who wound up stopping 18 of 20 shots and then two of four shootout shots. He stopped defenseman David Rundblad for the win.
"(Hedberg) came in and did a godo job," coach Pete DeBoer said.
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An unsportsmanlike conduct penalty by Petr Sykora (he had a goal disallowed because of a Mattias Tedenby holding penalty) led to a 5-on-3 power play goal from Ottawa's Daniel Alfredsson in the second period.
That goal gave the Senators a 3-0 lead and reserved a seat on the bench for Sykora until the start of the third period.
What did he say to get the unsportsmanlike conduct penalty?
"I didn't curse. I said what I thought about his call," Sykora said. "A stupid mistake by me. I won't be talking to the referee (anymore)."
DeBoer said: "Like (Patrik) Elias the other day (in Toronto), it was a little uncharacteristic. He (Sykora) knows that."
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Ilya Kovalchuk scored the Devils' fourth goal midway through the third peirod. It gave him four goals in the last fuve games.
"That's what I should do," he said. "That's why I'm here. Our line is playing pretty good right now."
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'Twilight: New Moon' made more money than 'Dark Freaking Knight.' To help sane people better understand the film, we bring you a storyboard summarizing the nuances of the film's plot.
The Twilight: New Moon movie made 72.7 million dollars, which is roughly the equivalent of 605 833.333 fake dog testicles. That's a lot of dog testicles, especially considering the fact that almost all of the entertainment industry thought vampires were dead, resurrected briefly by Buffy and then killed again by the Blade Trinity movie. In what follows we will try to analyze the Twilight phenomenon and find out why it became so successful.
Maybe the secret lies in the sources New Moon generously "borrows" from?
Humble origins that have been strip mined of any originality by generations of lazy authors and clueless movie producers. But nonetheless Stephanie Meyer is now able to bathe in dog testicles, so she must be doing something right.
Maybe it's the way she cleverly combined all the elements of the vampire folklore with engaging writing and an unbelievably awesome plot.
So what is the plot? Because of a paper-cut Edward leaves Bella. Let me rephrase that, because of a piece of paper the main character abandons the love of his life in the middle of a forest... The love of his life...the meteor that burned his eyes (more on that later) and he leaves her because of a paper cut...
But wait it get's better.
Bella like any normal 18 year old becomes an adrenaline junkie. I mean what else are you supposed to do if your teenage love leaves you?
Somehow, werewolves get involved, Bella almost dies and the rest of the story is basically the script from Romeo and Juliet. We suspect that a hillarious misunderstanding led to the last part of New Moon being accidentally replaced with a Shakespeare collection. Somewhere on Broadway a very confused Romeo is reading Edward the vampire's lines right now. The stage directions presumably remind him to deliver every line just like a piece of wood would.
Okay...so not the greatest plot ever, but it's the wonderful style in which it's written that truly makes the Twilight Saga awesome, right? Let's look at some quotes from the New Moon book / movie.
I guess there are no normal boys in Washington and between the Swamp Thing and Wolf Boy, Bella had to settle for the one with less shirt.
Sure, walking your boyfriend around on a leash seems fun at first, but you always have to carry those doggie poop bags with you.
I guess girls smell like hell? This at least explains why Edward leaves earlier in the book, he couldn't put up with Bella's foul odor.
Excuse me while I puke my guts out.
So what in Cthulhu's name makes this series sell like the cure for cancer?
Half naked teenage boys...
After the latest Twilight movie director Chris Weitz decided to quit movie making and, we hope, dedicate himself to the ancient art of hunting down whoever makes felt Bella wombs and kill them.
In other news Twilight felt wombs complete with an unborn baby inside are selling like hot cakes or dog testicles. I mean who in their right mind wouldn't want to slowly caress Bella's bloody insides as they rock themselves to sleep? We understand Anne Rice ordered a dozen of these babies.


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Quality Education in the Benedictine Tradition
April 3, 2013
Dr. Michael Williams, a Saint Vincent College graduate and Hempfield Township native who is now a professor of physics and researcher at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will be the main speaker at the annual spring honors convocation of Saint Vincent College on Wednesday, April 24 at 12:30 p.m. in the Saint Vincent Archabbey Basilica. At the academic convocation, outstanding senior students will be recognized for academic excellence in their major fields of study, the winners of the Ragan Poetry Award and Fr. Ronald Gorka Scholarship will be announced and special awards will be presented by the Student Government Association for service to the college community. Saint Vincent College's highest student honor, the President's Award, will be presented to one member of the graduating class in recognition of academic accomplishment, leadership ability and community service which best demonstrate the College's mission as a Catholic, Benedictine, liberal arts college. Following the honors convocation, the College will present the Tenth Annual Academic Conference from 2 to 7 p.m. in the Sis and Herman Dupré Science Pavilion to recognize the completion of research projects and creative work of students in all academic fields. Students will be making presentations and displaying posters of their work throughout the Pavilion. Admission is free and open to the College community as well as the general public. A graduate of Hempfield Area High School, Dr. Williams earned a bachelor of science degree with highest honor in both mathematics and physics at Saint Vincent College in 2001. While at Saint Vincent, he was a member of the dean's list and was recognized with the Department Awards for Academic Excellence in both Mathematics and Physics. He continued his education at Carnegie Mellon University where he earned master of science and Ph.D. degrees in physics. He was honored at Carnegie Mellon with the Mellon College of Science's Guy C. Berry Graduate Research Award for excellence in research. He also won the Jefferson Laboratory Thesis Prize for nuclear physics research he did at the Thomas Jefferson Laboratory in Virginia. He was a postdoctoral research associate at Imperial College, London, from 2008 to 2012. He has been an assistant professor of physics in the department of physics and a researcher in the Laboratory for Nuclear Science (LNS) at MIT since July 2012. Williams is using data from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) experiment at the Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) to study differences in the behavior of matter and antimatter. These studies could lead to the discovery of physics beyond the standard model and possibly to an explanation of the origins of the matter-antimatter asymmetry observed in the universe today. He is also working on a project that will study the structure of strongly interacting systems at the Jefferson Lab. Of particular interest is probing the role that gluons play in such systems. He has a strong interest in applying machine learning techniques to physics analyses and also in using and developing advanced statistical methods to further his research goals. He is the author or co-author of more than 200 publications. He was the co-organizer of PHYSTAT2011, International Conference on Statistical Problems in Physics in Geneva in January 2011 and was an invited lecturer at the Third International Doctorate Network in Particle Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology in Spain in January. Williams, 34, is the son of Jim and Marsha Williams of Hempfield Township. He and his wife, Caroline, have a son, Callum, 8 months. In addition to his honors convocation address, he will give a public lecture about his research on the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 25 in the Luparello Lecture Hall in the Sis and Herman Dupré Science Pavilion in conjunction with the induction ceremony of the Physics Honor Society hosted by the Physics Club. Admission is free and open to the public. LHC is an $8 billion international organization which operates the largest and most expansive particle physics laboratory on earth.
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Hope you are feeling better.
I have suffered from leg and toe cramps since adolescence. They seem to come and go, I can feel them coming when my carbs get too low.
Potassium never did a thing for me, but magnesium works wonders. If you can't tolerate it by mouth, maybe you could try it topically? I read about it here: Magnesium Benefits | Ancient Minerals and they have products too, or you could try something from a local store. I plan to get some soon for the hubs, who just won't take any supplements.
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SW: 221 | CW: 204 | LPW: 166 | UGW: 140 (80 lbs loss)
Feeling better today. Not totally free of the flu bug - but good enough to go about life as needed. I'm heading out to my eye exam in a few minutes. Then home to do some much needed cleaning.
Weight this morning - 183. 2 pounds above where I wanted to be on this day - but whatever. I'll try to catch up next week!
1. Love ME no matter what noises are screaming at me, or who is trying to tear me down.
2. Eat to heal
3. Move to live
4. Embrace today
5. Live with intention
6. Respect my body
7. Cultivate joy
8. Find my passion
9. Meditate on peace in my soul
Eyes checked - new Rx on file. Hubby and I are going to order frames and lenses tonight Maybe I will convince him to take me to dinner. We do have a gift cert. for $60 to the Ram Pub - compliments of a customer. I have salmon thawed and sweet potatos to bake also........... so, maybe staying home for dinner isn't too bad either. I can put the sw. potatos in the oven right before we leave and set the timer so they don't cook too long. In fact - I could bake the entire dinner that way.............. hum....... GOOD IDEA!
I'm feeling much better. I have a little sniffle and a slight cough that causes a pounding in head. No body aches today and energy is back to normal. I just took a dose of some cold stuff to reduce the post nasal drip and hopefully eliminate the cough and constant need to clear my throat.
I ran around after my eye appt. looking for an additional set of 4 place settings for the new flatware. BOTH Targets were out of stock - and Macy's was WAY more expensive. I ended up coming home and ordering them from Target.com and paying an extra $8 for shipping. I'm thinking they are discontinueing this style because even on the Oneida website the 45 piece set is out of stock. I didn't want to run the risk of not getting a full 12 place settings so I ordered. NOW, I'm looking for dishes. I want the entire set........... dinner plates, salad plates, bowls, mugs, platter and serving bowls. I also want service for 12. Trouble is.......... I don't want to spend $300 to get it all. So, I'm shopping........... and shopping............. and shopping. UGH. I found a set that I want, but its doesn't include the serving set. I guess I can do without those. It is $69 for a 16 piece set (4 place settings). So, I'm still looking at $210, plus shipping. I'm trying to justify the expense, when we have a full cupboard of dishes - but I am so tired of not having a nice set of dishes when we have company. We have always had such a mixed up bunch of dishes --- some I brought - some he had - some we've bought at Good Will. Glasses have never matched - silverware has never matched. I think its time we get new stuff - now that the kids are gone and we can keep track of it all. No more lots spoons that were taken to school for lunch --- no more knives being used as a pry bar or screw driver! And we sent all the Disney glasses with the girls when they moved out! Son is taking all the old glasses that are etched from years of dishwasher abuse! I guess I can justify spending the money when I consider the fact that in my entire life I have NEVER bought a new set of dishes - EVER! I'm 52 years old - I can get a new set of dishes and not feel like I'm being extravegant. There.............. its settled.
On to other things more primally minded.
I ate an entire row of Oreos today! 12 oreos! thats like 500 calories of JUNK FOOD! I ate it because I had nothing to snack on. I ate bacon for breakfast - and after my shopping I wanted something "snacky". but I had nothing in the house that didn't need to be cooked. So - I went for the oreos. *hangingheadinshame* I need to keep something in the house that is healthy snack-type food.
In the past 2 weeks BOTH my bras have broken........... first the underwire popped out the top of the "slot" and jabbed in between my boobs! Second.......... I bend over to put on my shoe and POP! the underwire snapped in half (underWIRE must be underPLASTIC!!!) So........ I had to dig into the pile of bra's from when I was thinner for a few months last year................ and I found 3 that fit me! Yeah!!!! I am back down to a 36 C or D cup depending on the brand and style. That means things are getting smaller even though I'm not seeing a big change on the scale. I'm a happy girl about that! Especially considering I was exploding out of my 40 D when I started this process a year ago. I'm hoping to be a nice 32 something when I'm down to my goal weight. The girls may shrink down into little raisins before I'm done........... if they do - I'm considering surgery. Maybe a plastic surgeon needs some major boat repairs done????
This weekend: Hubby is bringing home some dead dear to make jerky yummy! We'll put up the tree and decorate the house. Maybe I will get some work done on the 5th wheel too. We're going on vacation in 8 weeks and I want it done before we go. Wallpaper border and side curtains are my job -- rehanging all the valances is hubby's job. Church either Saturday night or Sunday morning (we have 5 services on the weekends - you have to do that when you have 5000 people in your church). Should be a good weekend. I'm hoping hubby doesn't stop at the "special store" on the way home.
Better get that food ready to go into the oven............. have a good weekend everyone.
1. Love ME no matter what noises are screaming at me, or who is trying to tear me down.
2. Eat to heal
3. Move to live
4. Embrace today
5. Live with intention
6. Respect my body
7. Cultivate joy
8. Find my passion
9. Meditate on peace in my soul
You have more people in your church than we have living on our whole peninsula! A LOT more.
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"Freedom from fear" could be said to sum up the whole philosophy of human rights. - Dag Hammarskjold
Hmm. Were you asking to have egg? I think not. Oh, well, can't get them back in the shell. I guess you can be glad it is not 12!
Tomi, I too cannot take magnesium orally. And actually it is used to bring on a good flush in hospitals so that is part of its effect. I think some people are just much more sensitive to it. I use the Ancient Minerals magnesium gel and it works REALLY well. I get cramps in my hamstrings and quads ( enough to make me almost pass out!! ) Last time that happened DH was home and ran to get the gel and within a short while after rubbing it on the cramp eased off. And I didn't have that irritated muscle feeling - as if it will cramp again the moment I move in the wrong way. Another thing you can do is have regular Epsom salts baths - that is a form of magnesium and our skin is very efficient at absorbing it. No bowel related side effects with either of these.
And, for what it is worth, I wouldn't touch the flu shots with a barge pole. And I know that goes against everything we are told, but when you see what is in the shot as far as toxins etc and then look at how many strains of flu go through every year.... why tax your immune system with that stuff when it may even give you the flu ... I am weird like that I guess. If you do some research on the flu vaccine you might change your mind too... FWIW.
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Primal low: 186 lbs
Current weight: 221.4 lbs
Goal weight: 140 lbs
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Camp Hill kept its Colonial Division winning streak alive with a narrow 3-2 escape over East Pennsboro.
Paxton Fitzpatrick and Matt Leach recorded straight set wins at No. 1 and No. 3 singles, and the No. 2 doubles team of Adam Malarich and Chris Davis sealed the win for the Lions. The Panthers' Phil Alsher downed Patrick Yang at No. 2 singles 6-2, 7-5.
Ben Kunkel, Max Byerly and Mike Bacior all recorded straight-set wins on the singles courts to lead Red Land past Mechanicsburg 4-1. The Wildcats lone win came at No. 2 doubles, where Matt Strauch and Evan Vrable stopped Nate Sade and Andrew Otto 2-6, 6-2, 6-3.


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An Oak Street resident began his day Thursday, Feb. 14, as many of us normally would — sitting on his couch drinking a cup of coffee. But something extraordinary happened that morning.
While drinking his coffee the resident felt something on his neck. He reached up to brush it away and found a bat, according to Animal Control Officer Maryann Kleinschmitt.
Kleinschmitt arrived at the residence at around 7:30 in response to a report of a bat bite. The bat, which was placed in a container, was sent to the state rabies lab for testing.
Kleinschmitt believes the bat may have entered the home through an open window upstairs. The window had been opened after the snow storm so the resident could clean heavy snow off the roof.
The resident's physician sent him to begin the rabies series. But when the virus lab results came back Friday, Feb. 15, they were negative.
The bat that entered the Oak Street home was a big brown bat. And Kleinschmitt said it is uncommon for bats to be out in the winter since they should be hibernating.
"With all the crazy weather, I wouldn't be surprised if they 'defrosted' in someone's attic," Kleinschmitt said. "They fall into a deep sleep and shouldn't be waking until late March or April. As temperatures rise and then fall later in the day, if someone opens the door they go right inside."
When bats are sent to the state lab for testing they are euthanized, Kleinschmitt said, since the rabies lesions would end up on their brains. Once animal control gets the results back, Kleinschmitt informs the victim. If there are no health issues, she closes the report.


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Coaches resign after they say parents bullied themUPDATED 5:14 PM CDT Mar 11, 2014
Bullying from some Independence players' parents and other critics of the program have driven two girls basketball coaches away from their jobs.Video Transcript
Two high school basketball coaches in Independence have resigned... saying they've had enough of relentless criticism and bullying from parents... It's a story catching a lot of attention - Mark Tauscheck explains. 28:29-"treynor running onto floor nats" 18:25-"let's go white!" Emotion fills the arena... :10-"yeah" 34:36-"let's have a good game out here - yeah! Pound floor!" The basketball state tournaments display the best teams.. nats- ...and typically the best of sportsmanship. 6:50-"yell a little louder!" ...but the news out of Independence High School shows an ugly side of high school athletics... "threats made about wanting to fight, stuff like that." This now former girl's basketball coach says parents complaints centering around playing time and strategy were out of control... "we're there to teach kids, parents need to step back..." Most fans we talked to weren't surprised to hear coaches quit... 24:15-"it's all about winning now and that's what the parents are focusing on too now it's really sad." 22:21-"white team jumping off bench cheering" 15:57- "everybody gets so excited about athletics, it's what pulls communities together, and as we see up in independence sometimes it pulls apart communities.." Tim Navara is activities director and principal at Treynor - he feels the key is confronting inappropriate fans immediately... 16:19-"if we talk to a parent about sportsmanship, usually it's I didn't know I acted that way or looked that way, and then of course they feel just as bad as everyone else does." Rick Wulkow heads the Iowa High School Athletic Association ...he remembers the bad old days when he started 25 years ago. 29:30-"we had fans ejected, alcohol issues, tobacco issues, fighting issues, and it's hardly unheard of today..." Wulkow says most schools have stronger sportsmanship policies today based on the associations recommendatio ns on acceptable fan behavior...and says it's not uncommon for a spectator to be banned from school events if they go over the line. 34:15-"do we have control over the parents, no, but certainly we try to send a strong message." 21:22- score and crowd from behind clapping Rick Wulkow says the high school association strongly encourages schools to make an announcement about good sportsmanship before games... ...and most do it - and of course here at the tournament - a sportsmanship award is presented to a school in each
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Eating chocolate may reduce your chances for having a stroke and may reduce the likelihood of death after a stroke, according to a new Canadian medical study.
Researchers found that the stroke rate was 22 percent lower in people who ate chocolate once a week. And death from a stroke was 46 percent lower in those who ate 50 grams, or about 2 ounces, of chocolate once a week.
But researchers said the results are not conclusive. And dieticians said eating too much chocolate can be harmful.
"More research is needed to determine whether chocolate truly lowers stroke risk, or whether healthier people are simply more likely to eat chocolate than others," said study author Sarah Sahib, BScCA, with McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
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Elizabeth Smart, the 14-year-old taken from her Salt Lake City bedroom and found nine months later, stood and smiled Wednesday in the White House Rose Garden as President Bush signed a bill to create a nationwide "Amber Alert" system for abducted children.
The so-called "Protect Act" provides grants to states and localities to help set up networks that will quickly dispense information on kidnapped victims and their captors -- using radio, TV and highway signs.
Smart's parents flanked their daughter at the ceremony. (Back in Utah, two transients, Brian Mitchell and Wanda Barzee, have been charged with kidnapping Elizabeth and are awaiting trial.)
"Every person who would think of abducting a child can know that a wide net can be cast. They may be found by a police cruiser or by a car right next to them on the highway," the President said, as quoted by the Associated Press. "These criminals can know that any car they pass can be the one that spots them and brings them to justice."
Bush explained that by quickly getting out key information about the missing child and about the suspect, an Amber Alert adds thousands of citizens to the search during the critical hours immediately after the abduction.
"No family should ever have to endure the nightmare of losing a child," Bush said. "Our nation will fight threats against our children."
Amber Alerts are named after 9-year-old Amber Hagerman, from Arlington, Texas, who was kidnapped and slain in 1996. Her killer remains at large. Amber's mother was also present for Wednesday's ceremony.
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Like so many retailers over the past few years, RadioShack (NASDAQOTH: RSHCQ ) has been hit hard by a combination of price-crushing wholesalers and technological disruptors. The shift has left the company in near pieces, with hardly a bull to be found between the cracks. In its most recent earnings release, RadioShack showed a wider-than-expected loss and a continued drop in same-store sales. Yet the market seemed unperturbed by its loss, or perhaps just unsurprised, as the stock actually ticked up slightly upon the release. Is there a silver lining to RadioShack's business, or has this once-great electronics retailer finally flatlined?
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At this point in its life cycle, the Shack has been through the gamut of corporate turnaround maneuvers -- CEO merry-go-round, store renovation, cost-cutting, and more. But so far, nothing seems to have plugged the hole in the bottom of the business model. For this past quarter, the company brought in $849 million, more than $100 million short of the consensus $964 million. On the comparables front, same-store sales were down 5.7%, compared with a 4.2% drop in the year-ago quarter. The bottom-line loss came in at $0.35 per share, while the Street was expecting a loss of around $0.11 per share.
By nearly all of the financial metrics, RadioShack had one dismal quarter. But, to give credit where it's due, the company is making another valiant attempt at turning around. This past quarter could be viewed as a pivot point from the Old New RadioShack to the New New RadioShack. At the helm of this Bismarckian chain is Joe Magnacca. In a previous article, I posited that Magnacca may be the company's best chance at a revival. He was responsible for the extremely successful turnaround of New York drugstore chain Duane Reade (acquired by Walgreen) and has made some interesting comments regarding RadioShack's (few) bright spots. For one thing, Magnacca sees opportunity in that RadioShack is a niche, small-format retailer with a very significant commercial real estate presence. In this quarter's conference call, the CEO elaborated on the plan to return to profitability, which includes a new line of private-label goods and an increased product mix of DIY items.
The plan is ambitious but sound. Given the very short length of time that Magnacca has been in the C-suite at RadioShack, we can't tell yet if the project is working. Capital expenditures did go up for the quarter, so there is certainly motion behind closed doors, but it may not be until the back half of this year that we see any evidence of an improving situation.
In the meantime
RadioShack's shares are cheap -- for a great reason. It's far too early to tell if the plan will stick. Part of the new chief's goal is to reintroduce young shoppers to the stores. In my opinion, this is an impossible task given the myriad of options, not to mention preferences, that young electronics shoppers have.
A turnaround is possible, but it's a long shot. Put this stock on the back burner, and check in around the third quarter. At this point, though, I recommend looking elsewhere for a retail investment.
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Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0118
[dateline] Hague 8th. [i.e. 11] August 17861
[salute] My dear
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0119
[dateline] Sleaford August 11th. 86
[salute] Madam
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0120
[dateline] Leyden 15th. August 1786
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0121
[dateline] Boston. 15th. August. 1786
[salute] I am, Madam, with much esteem Yrs: as ever,
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0122
[dateline] Aug. 15. 1786
[salute] Dear Cousin
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0123
[dateline] Cambridge Augt: 20th. 1786
[salute] Sir
You are, though living in a garret
No more a Poet, than a Parrot
At first you take a doggrel verse,
And, alexandrine then rehearse.
You hobble on, or wrong or right
With sometimes ten and sometimes eight.
By your own syllogistic rule
You must confess yourself a fool.
and if Bob Longer lacks of wit
He that is shorter must have it.
Besides I see you've chang'd your name
Because the first brought you to shame{ 324 }
And must certainly be wrong
Who now is short, and now is long.
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0124
[dateline] Amsterdam 23d. August 1786
[salute] My dear
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0125
[dateline] Cambrige August 30th: 1786
[salute] Dear Sir
[salute] Your dutiful Son
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0126
[dateline] London September 1st 86
[dateline] Sept 3d. sunday.
[dateline] Sunday September 24th.
[dateline] October 12.
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0127
[dateline] London Sepbr 12th 1786
[salute] My Dear Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0128
[dateline] Boston. 12th. September. 1786
[salute] Dear Madam
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0129
[dateline] Braintree September 24th 1786
[salute] My dear sister
[salute] Adieu yours affectionately
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0130
[dateline] London Sepbr 27. 1786
[salute] My Dear son
[dateline] October 2d. 1786
[dateline] October 14.
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0131
[dateline] Braintree Sep 28th 1786
[salute] My dear Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0132
[dateline] Haverhill October 1st. 1786
[salute] My Dear Sister
"she shall a while repair,
To dwell a weeping Hermit there."2
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0133
[dateline] Braintree october 8th 1786
[salute] Dear Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0134
[dateline] Braintree october 9th 1786
[salute] My dear Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0135
[dateline] London october 10th 1786
[salute] Dear Sir
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0136
[dateline] London october 12th 1786
[salute] My Dear Sister
"What is the World to me, its pomp its pleasures and
its Nonsence all?"4
"Source of every Social tie
united wish; and Mutual joy."5
[salute] Adieu my dear sister Heaven Bless you and yours is the Sincere wish of your affectionate Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0137
[dateline] Boston Octobr. 14th. 1786
[salute] My dear Cousn.
[salute] My best Regards to Mr. and Miss Smith, May every Blessing attend them. Yours affectionately.
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0138
[dateline] London october 15 1786
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0139
[dateline] London October 15th 1786
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0140
[dateline] London october 16 1786
[salute] My dear sir
"The sweet remembrance of the just
Shall flourish when they Sleep in dust."2
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0141
[dateline] London october 21 1786
[salute] Dear sir
[salute] I am sir, with Sentiments of Esteem, your Friend & Humble Servant
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0142-0001
[dateline] october 21 1786
London Grosvenour Square
[salute] Sir
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0142-0002
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0143
[dateline] Braintree 22d of october 1786
[salute] My dear Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0144
[dateline] Chesterfeild Street
octo 22. 1786
[salute] Madam
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0145
[dateline] Boston Octobr 27th 1786
[salute] Dear Madam
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0146
[dateline] Haverhill November 1st. 1786
[salute] My Ever Dear Sister
[dateline] November 3d.
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0147
[dateline] The 4th of November
The day of deliverance from Popery and Tyranny. 17861
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0148
[dateline] Axminster, 7. Nov; 1786
[salute] Madam
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0149
[dateline] London November 21 1786
[salute] My Dear sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0150
[dateline] London November 22 1786
[salute] My dear Son
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0151
[dateline] Braintree November 26th 1786
[salute] My dear sister
[dateline] Teusday 28th
[dateline] wednesday 29th
[dateline] thursday 30th
[dateline] Satturday Decem. 2d
[dateline] December 3d
[dateline] 5th.
[dateline] 8th
[salute] If the vessel does not sail soon you Shall hear again from your affectionate Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0152
[dateline] Haverhill November 27th. 1786
"But a solemn Scene of Joy."
"Happy the Youth that finds his Bride
Whose birth is to his own ally'd
The sweetest Joy of Life."2
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0153
[dateline] November 28 1786
[salute] My dear Son
[dateline] December 3. 1786
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[dateline] Paris [November 17861]
[salute] Dear Madam
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0155
[dateline] London December 2d 1786
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0156
[dateline] Braintree. Decr. 7. 1786
[salute] My dear Aunt
[salute] Adieu my dear Aunt, may all happiness, attend you and yours, is the wish of her who is with every sentiment of respect and esteem, your grateful and affectionate, Neice,
[dateline] Braintree. Decr. 7. 1786
[salute] My dear Aunt
[salute] Adieu my dear Aunt, may all happiness, attend you and yours, is the wish of her who is with every sentiment of respect and esteem, your grateful and affectionate, Neice,
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0157
[dateline] Paris Dec. 21. 1786
[salute] Dear Madam
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0158
[dateline] Abbe Green, Bath decem 23 1786
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0159
[dateline] Grosvenor Square Christmas Day
[salute] My dearest Friend
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0160
[dateline] Grosvenor Square Decr 25. 1786
[salute] My dearest Friend
[salute] Yours forever
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0161
[dateline] Grosvenor Square Decr 27. 1786
[salute] My dearest
[salute] Yours evermore
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0162
[dateline] december 30th 1786 Bath
[salute] My dearest Friend
[salute] Ever yours.
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0163
[dateline] London1December 30th 1786
[salute] My Dear sir
"Angles from Friendship, gather half their joy"4
[salute] Mr Adams joins me in affectionate Regards to your family. Believe me dear Sir most Sincerely your Friend
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0164
[dateline] Cambridge December: 30th: 1786
[salute] My dear Madam
[dateline] January 11th. 1787.
[salute] Your dutiful, and affectionate Son.
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0165
[dateline] Braintree December 31d 1786
[salute] My dear Sister
[dateline] January 5th
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0166
[dateline] Weymouth Jany. 2d. 1787
[salute] My Dear Cousn
[salute] Be pleased to remember me to Mr and Mrs Smith and accept of my sincerest Wishes for your present and future Felicity. And Am Your Affectionate Friend & Kinsman
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0167
[dateline] Braintree Jany. 7th. 1787
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0168
[dateline] Jany. 10. 87
[salute] My Dr. Charles
[salute] My Love to your worthy Brothers, and believe me anxious for the good Behaivour as well as success of all of you. Yours affect.
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0169
[dateline] Grosvenor Square Jan 10. 1787
[salute] My dear Son
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0170
[dateline] Braintree January 10th 1787
[salute] My dear Sister
[dateline] Janu 12th
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[dateline] [post 10 January 1787]1
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[dateline] Cambridge January 14th: 1787
[dateline] Sunday Feby: 5th: [i.e. 4th]
[dateline] Friday. Feby: 9th:
[salute] Your ever affectionate brother.
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0173
[dateline] Jany. 15. 1787
[salute] My dr. Thomas
[salute] I am my dr. son your Fr
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0174
[dateline] Paris Jan. 15. 1787
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0175
[dateline] Grosvenor Square London Jany 16 1787
[salute] Sir
[salute] With much respect I am Sir your Humbl servt
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0176
[dateline] London Janry 17 1787
[salute] My dear Son
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0177
[dateline] Boston Jany 17th 1787
[salute] Dear Madam
[salute] To Mr Adams Mr and Mrs Smith and to yourself may our Compts and Respects be acceptable and permit me to subscribe your obedt St
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0178
[dateline] London Janry 20th 1787
[salute] Mr dear sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0179
[dateline] London Janry 20 1787
[salute] My Dear sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0180
[dateline] London Janry 24th 1787
[salute] Dear sir
[salute] Regards to all inquiring Friends from Dear Sir your ever affectionate Neice
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0181
[dateline] London Janry 29th 1787
[salute] My dear sir
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0182
[dateline] Boston Feby 6th. 1787
[dateline] Feby. 7th.
[dateline] Feby 8.
[dateline] 9th.
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0183
[dateline] Haverhill February 8th. 1787
[salute] My Ever Dear Sister
[salute] Adieu! thou ever dear, & Much loved Sister—Accept this written in haste, from your
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0184
[dateline] Braintree February 9th 1787
[salute] Dear Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0185
[dateline] London, Feb. 21, 1787
[salute] My dear Brother
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0186
[dateline] London Feb. 21. 1787
[salute] Dear Sir
[salute] I am, my dear sir, with much Affection your Friend
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0187
[dateline] Paris Feb. 22. 1787
[salute] Dear Madam
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0188
[dateline] London Febry 25 1787
[salute] My Dear Sister
"Mercy but gives Sedition time to rally
every soft pliant talking busie Rogue
Gathering a flock of hot braind Fools together
can preach up new Rebellion
Spread false reports of the Senate working up
their Madness to a Fury quick and desp'rate
till they run headlong in to civil discords
And do our buisness with their own destruction."2
[dateline] Feb'ry 27 1787
Docno: ADMS-04-07-02-0189
[dateline] London Febry 28th 1787
[salute] My dear son
[salute] Adieu and believe me most tenderly you[rs]


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Scheduled Hours of Operation
Latest Snowfall
The Alpine Area is open today from 9 AM - 10 PM with all chairlifts scheduled to be in operation.
Please note: Raven Ridge Quad Chair closes daily at 3:15 PM and Sky Chair closes daily at 9 PM.
We have the most Snow we can remember for this time of year - almost 2.5 metres in the 2 weeks leading up to Christmas! Huge Holiday Season Snow!!!
See the ALPINE CONDITIONS page for further details.
The Nordic Area is open today from 9 AM - 10 PM.
Please see the NORDIC CONDITIONS page for details.
Remember we have a safe, marked and maintained Snowshoe Trail network within the Nordic Ski Area. Cypress Mountain strongly recommends that you stay within the Alpine and Nordic Ski Area Boundaries for all activities at all times - areas beyond the Boundaries are not controlled and many hazards exist - we provide a wide variety of affordable safe activities and services within our Boundaries for all ages and abilities so be Smart and be Safe!
Terrain Park Update:
All Terrain Parks are open for the day!
Patio Park, Skate Park and Midway Mini Park are all machine groomed, hand shaped, soft packed and in excellent condition!
- Patio Park is located at Cypress Creek Lodge
- Skate Park is located just off the Eagle Chair
- Midway Mini Park is located off the Midway Chair
Midway Mini Park:
Test out your skills here before you make your way to the more advanced parks!
Skate Park:
Check out the Rainbow Box, 16 ft Flat Bar, Dance Floor, MFM Box, and Big Wheel Tire Tap!
Patio Park:
Check out the Katal Innovations Mini LP 2.0 Airbag!


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On her latest incarnation—and why it isn't her last:
• "You can see the red lips popping up everywhere. I live the old glamour, and it's where I am at musically and creatively," the 25-year-old told this month's Allure.
• "My look is definitely changing," she explained to October's British Glamour. "It reflects the fact that I'm in such a happy place right now."
• "Even though I'm a married woman [she wed music exec Jordan Bratman in November], I still have that provocative feeling in me," she told Britain's Now magazine in July. "I still shock people every once in a while."
The Bombshell
updated 09/25/2006 AT 01:00 AM EDT
•originally published 09/25/2006 AT 01:00 AM EDT